Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1935, Page 14

THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Named as Slayer HELD IN DEATH OF CAFE OWNER. F[]R SHOW OPENING | Little Radical Change in De- sign Noted in New York Display. DERWOOD MILL DERWOOD. MD. We auote the following, low brices en our hich-quality "feeds for the week”Starting. Sanuary Terme, Cash, at the Mill MARYLAND FLOUR IN 12-LB. SACK By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 4—A glitter- | ing array of 1935 motor cars, show- | ing little radical change in design, | but with a general trend toward in- | creased riding comfort, will be pre- | sented to the motori: 1g public tomor- row at the thirty-fifth annual New | | York automobile show. | The show is presented this year | for the first time by the dealers in- | stead of the manufacturers. It also marks the first time in a quarter cen- tury that Henry Ford has displayed with other producers. Riding Ease Stressed. The stress on riding ease has been manifested in refinements of inde- | | pendent front wheel mnummxs—lasz\ | year's “knee-action"—body lengthen- | | ing, front axle and spring changes to | center the car weight and moving | toward center the rear seat from its bumpy posltion over the rear wheels. | Almost all of the 1935 models still present a new form of springs and many models have shoved forward both rear and front springs togel.her\ with the load center. The popular front seat—in which | three was always a crowd—has been That is the joyful cry of thousands | generally widened to correspond with since Dr. Edwards produced Olive | rear seat comfort, leg room increased, Tablets, the substitute for caloms -| gear s}}:m.s moved or improved for 3 b more “knee room” and engine refine- enemy, discovered the formula for s stepping up speed without in- Olive Tablets while treating patients | C-CASinE engine revolution. for chronic constipation, Radiator Grill Higher. Olive Tablets do not contain calo- | Outwardly, the most noticeable mmel, just a healing, soothing vegetable | change in the restyling of many laxative safe and pleasant. 'mt:idsls ]ies_"in xa narrow and higher No griping is the “keynote” of these | ' iator grill. In this conne_clion one little ‘Sugar-conted, olfve-colored ta. | MOdel has developed a definite “nose” lets, They help cause the bowels g | 11l PIace of the slanting fore panel. act normally. They never force them m’;fi?‘;i;‘i’g;fnpmm for:i930showed §y mmsiural actien. The industry as a whole has ex- If vou have a “dark brown mouth” | pressed itself hopeful of a sales rise —bad breath—a dull, tired feeling— | of more than half a million cars over sick headache caused by constipation | the 2,800,000 producgd last year. —you should find quick, sure and = o - pleasant results from one or two of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, Seek Traces of Man. Thousands take them to keep right, | Archeologists are ‘exploring the Try them. 15c, 30c, 60c. | Lake Victoria region of Africa for the "oldest traces of man. YELLOW CORN MEAL: COARSE-CRACKED CORN Located Between Rockville and Gaithersburg Phone—Gaithersburg 19F13 QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION MRS. STELLA RIDDELL TALBOT, ‘Who told police she had played leading roles in motion pictures a few years ago, was arrested in St. Louis after the body of Albert Frankenstein, 50, cafe owner, was found in his living quarters. Mrs. Talbot, a waitress, said she lived with the victim and that she shot him Christmas evening after he struck her, —A. P. Photo. “Dead” Councilor Appears. While the City Council of Dover, England, was preparing a letter of sympathy to the wife of Councilman Percy Kenneth on the reported sudden death of her husband, the “dead” man walked into the council chamber smoking a cigar. He declared that | reports that he had died at his home early that morning were “greatly ex- | aggerated.” January Clearance OFFERS YOU MANY SPECIAL VALUES NOW [LADY LAVERY DIES; } WAS NOTED BEAUTY . 2 |Wife of British Painter Was | Miss Hazel Martyn, Chi- cago Girl. By the Associated Pry | LONDON, January 4—Lady Lavery, | American-born wife of Sir John Lav- ery, famous British painter, died at their home in London last night. She was 47 years old. Lady Lav- ery, noted for her beauty, often posed for her husband, who said she was the SEA FOOD Sliced Halibut.....™ Sliced Salmon. . .. Fresh Trout......."™ Spanish Mackerel, * Fresh Croakers. . . Cooked Shrimp. . Fillet of Haddock . ." Oysters . * - 12¢ *-23¢ o 45¢ *Fresh Roe Shad.." *Fresh Buck Shad, *Not in all markets. C, best model he ever had. She herself was a painter of some talent. Lady Lavery, the former Hazel Mar- tyn of Chicago, was the widow of Ed- ward Livingston Trudeau of New York, She and Sir John were married in 1910. Orange and green currency notes authofized by the Irish Free State government show the portrait of & woman emblematic of Ireland, but investigation when the currency was issued disclosed Lady Lavery posed for the portrait her husband painted for the note. B — Rice Prices Climb. Speculation has caused a soaring of rice prices at Shanghai, China, FIGHT By the Assoclated KNOWLTON, as to who will Plerre Langevi Enjoy the Consistent Goodness of \SANICOHAMS Flavor and tenderness are the con- " sistent qualities found in Sanico Hams. They are carefully selected from the smaller stock, then prop- erly prepared and cured. Sanico Hams with confidence. Pork Loin Roast Pork Chops . . Fresh Hams . . Prime Rib Roast Chuck Roast . Beef Liver . . b 29¢ 19¢ 19¢ . 10¢ e 23¢ 19¢ - 33¢ B2l Save 25% on One Package FREE with the glm‘hnue of 8 for Sanico Macaroni Peerless Macaroni. . A marvelous, true Tomato flavor. Phillips’ Delicious Spaghetti_ca» G¢ Stokely’s Catsup 2 bots. 256 SUPER SUDS 4 wes. 25 P. & G. Laundry Soap, 5 " 17¢ Medium lvory Soap, 2 *** 11¢ 3 pkes- 20¢ . .pks. Be stock up Each Disclaims Responsibility in Caring for Victim of Auto The controversy between several towns Freshly Ground Beef A Hormel’s Sliced Bacon A sale that's always welcome news to thrifty housewives. FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1935. TOWNS CONTINUE continued today while the man’s body lay in an undertaking vault here. Langevin died in a hospital at Sweetsburg, Quebec, more than a month ago, after an automobile ac- cident, and his body was turned over to undertaking parlors here. For more than a month they have been looking for urial place. Sweetsburg officlals declined to de- fray expenses of the burial, although the attorney general's office at Quebec stated the man should be buried there since it was in Sweetsburg that he had died. Relatives at Rokton Falls, Press. Quebec, said they could not look after Quebec, January 4.— | it. Authorities at Barre wired the undertakers they were not responsible and Knowlton officials claim they have nothing to do with it as the man did not die here. OVER BURIAL Crash. pay for the burial of n, 60, of Barre, Vt. Buy whole 119 19¢ 25¢ 19¢ o o e . m» 25¢ » 18¢ = 2 Ibs. 2 whole or half . . . . . o 20¢ e o o o o b center Ib. In'flcllon 25¢ Soap Deaths Total 35. Two more deaths have ra total of those poisoned at lnu.:‘f’fl:“": girls' school "near Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika, to 35. Twenty-five other pupils were made violently ill. The poisoning was traced to liquid s0ap containing arsenic, which was drunk in mistake for shark oil. SORE’ flmw Relieved in 15min. wkh‘rlnd.. jn will return wur money, Pure -uduhmul harmless, very tfim-. 35c. 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