Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1935, Page 14

A—14 LD MISSOURI MULE ‘i STAGES COMEBACK Bhortage Seen as Farmers Begin . Breeding Every Avail- 1 able Mare. By the Associated Press. +« KANSAS CITY, March 15—The famed Missouri mule, long in dismal decline, cocked his comical ears last pight and brayed down the come- gack trail. officlals in Washington bothered, but reports here tell of farmers breeding every available mare. It took almost the price of & small | car today to buy & “fine span of Missouri mules” on the Kansas City | and St. Louis markets. Sales at as high as $400 were reported in St. Lous. “The old Missouri mule is due for a comeback all right,” chuckled Prof. E. A. Trowbridge of the University of Missouri animal husbandry de- partment, at Columbia. “The demand is the greatest T have ever seen. Buyers are swarm- ing here from all over the country.” —_—s Shipbuilding Climbs. Construction of vessels in Japan The mule is hitched with the horse ‘? a trend of returning importance. shortage of both has even A. A. A. — last year was over double that of 1933. " THE EVE NURSE ACQUITTED ON MURDER CHARGE Nell Baker Freed in Trial of Death of 10-Year-Old ‘Wanda Cox. By the Associated Press. PRINCETON, Ky., March 15.—Nell Baker late last night was acquitted of a murder charge in the death of 10-year-old Wanda Cox. Miss Baker, 38-year-old nurse, and the child’s father, Charles W. Cox, in- surance salesman and former divinity student, were indicted jointly after Wanda and her 18-year-old sister Maurelle died following violent ill- nesses. Wanda was nursed at Miss Baker’s home. Separate trials were granted. Cox is to be’tried in the June term of court. Commonwealth’s Attorney Alvin Lisanby said after the verdict was announced that Miss Baker probably would not be brought to trial on a second charge in connection with the death of Maurelle Cox. He said the death of Wanda was “a much stronger case.” Witnesses had quoted Miss Baker as saying she loved the girls’ father and intended to marry him. WOULD USE TROOPS PITTSBURGH, March 15 (®).— Father James R. Cox last night called upon President Roosevelt to “send Federal troops into Louisiana and re- store constitutional government.” ‘I‘:"I‘le priest, in a radio broadcast, sald: “What are you waiting for, Mr. President? The people are with you. There is no room in this country for Nazism, Fasclsm or dictators like Huey Long—Ilong on promises and short on deeds.” NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 15 1935. ALBANY BILLS AIMED AT FOREIGN LOTTERIES Tickets Would Be Transported by Auto Instead of Mails in New York State. By the Assoclated Press. ALBANY, N. Y., March 15.—Legis- lation to drive foreign lotteries vut of the Empire State by setting up a com- peting system of legalized charity lotteries was introduced in the Legisla- ture yesterday. Senator James J. Crawford, New York Democrat, introduced two lottery bills. Coincidentally the Post Office Department at Washington issued new orders intensifying its drive against foreign iotteries. “We don’t want to get ‘mixed up with the Pederal Government,” Craw- ford said. “Our lottery tickets won’t g0 through the mails. We intend to | have them transported by automobile.” His bills proposed the legalization of | lottery contests by any legitimate | charity. Explorer's Widow Dead. Mrs. Mary Ann Toms, aged 96, wid- ow of Dr. F. Y. Toms, famous Arctic explorer, who took part in the search for 8ir John Pranklin in 1851, has| died at Hove, England. ! Mailed Seven Years Ago. Mailed seven yvears ago in Belfast, North Ireland, & post card has just been delivered in Cootehill, 7 miles away, five years after the death of the sender. Peels Off Corns Kills The Roots A few drops of rapid penetrating E-Z Korn Remover smof pain— softens up toughest skin—deadens the core and makes hardest cors ] right off. Fast in action. Safe. asy to use. Seldom ever fails. 38¢ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Bristles Won't Come Out! Munez-Wurth Ever-Ready i Russian i A | Mineral Oil B Regular = 27¢c B 69¢ Seller. .. 43¢ 18c¢ Pint. p; Helps promote nor- hec'l'heu !l;‘mtleu won'tleo.u: ::: e R & ause they're securely P] 50c Box of 500 in_rubber. EUGENIA Odorless and Munez-Wurth Kleinert Rubber Baby Pants Cleansing Tissues This 2 l e Extract of Regularly 10 N Sals oot absorbent tissues Witch 3 tor z 3c Hazel Large Size Only CANDY Sp ORTHIS WEEK-END UDGET SAL Discontinued Fryers Complete with Wire Drain French of Aluminum 59¢ Value 42« Serve crisp, gold- en brown French fried potatoes, doughnuts or oysters made in these 3-quart-size French fryers. They're priced ex- tremely low for this sale. “ALL OVER TOWN” —the better to serve you! 16¢ pine. 12€ For massaging of sprains. wrenches. and muscular aches. Big. soft you'll be amazed to find at this special sale price. White only. 10c Package of 25 Papier Continentale Envelopes 5e¢ size at Popular envelopes just half their regular selling price. ' 29¢ Box Papier Continentale Writing Paper Lovely qual- ity paper at takes Woodlane Pipes Dykwell Pipes 50¢ $1.00 Values. 27c Values. 57c 90c 14-ounce Tin Dial Smoking Tobacco.... 80c Pound Tin Catcher Smoking Tobacce. 15¢ Edgeworth Smoking Tobacce. 15¢ Dills Best Smoking Tobacco. . 15¢ Sir Walter Raleigh Smoking Tobacc 10c Beechnut Scrap Tobacco.. Dr. Grabow Be 10c il Pouch Scrap Tobacco Plp ES 10c Cuts Chewing Tobacco, each 79c (Choice of Apple, Corn Bread, Schnai Others.) $1.20 Pound Tin SMOKING TOBACCOS ® Velvet ® Half and Half @ Prince Albert 73c¢ (Close-Out) Stalwart CIGARS 2:7% 99 Lons-fler cigars. of ed " to- Cellophane (Close-Out) Back Bay CIGARS 2: Box 99: of 50 Mild. fragrant. en- Jjoyable cigars—with imported Sumatra wrapper. (Close-Out) Palma Villa CIGARS 2( Box 99: of 50 Long-filler cigars. of fine imported to- baccos. Cellophane wrapped. TIONA CIGARS 19¢ of 100 . $ ‘.l’ Long-filler. hand- made cizars .. . good to the very last puff. Package of 10.. Box $1.50 Values. .. Your Choice. 25¢ baccos. wrapped. ink well. folded shes Suede Bags With Snap Fasteners 59¢ Value 39e Handy for week ends. sports. and many other uses. Choice of colors. Electric Percolators $1.49 Value 29c¢ Bottle of 100 Munez-Wurth 5-Grain Aspirin Tablets 18- Relieves colds, and the pain from headaches and other painful ailments. Dissolves quickly—works quickly. I m'n' Board PADS 39¢ Value 27¢ Provides a smooth. unbroken ironing surface. Non-inflammable. &EEM Chocolote Covered MUSCATEL RAISINS Big, juicy raisins—two or three to the piece—dipped in delicious chocolate, half milk and half dark. . ¢ POUND 31bs49° For This S 7-Cup Size Handsome percolators in aluminum and black. Equip- ped with a special heating element which keeps the coffee piping hot for half hour, without re-heating. (Cord 19c Extra) ore SPECIALS! 50c MAR-O-OIL Soapless Sham) 25c DEW Liquid Deodorant .... 10c SAYMANS Vegetable Oil Soa $1.00 PYROZIDE Tooth Powder ... 25¢ PEREDIXO Greaseless Cream ... 50c NADINOLA CREAM, with 25¢ Nadine Soa; 50c DETOXOL Tooth Paste 60c KLING Dental Plate Powder .. $1.00 DELATONE Cream Depilatory . . 50c NADINE Face Powder 50c MAVIS Face Powder . 25c BISODOL 79c Keapsit Vacuum Bottles Pint REVOLVING Globe Lamps Complete With Shade 84 A handsome lamp for library, student’s room or den. The colorful world globe is revolving ~—the shade is parchment paper. Will keep liquids hot or cold for many hours. Handsome cases, and aluminum caps. 17¢ Pint Bottle Munez-Wurth Rubbing Alcohol 11 Soothing and stimulating! For rubbing away the sore- ness from muscular aches and other minor pains. 10c Rolls Peoples Toilet Tissue_ 98¢ Sellers . . For This Sale You'll like the tis- sue—and it comes packed four rolls in a cardboard house with paper doll cut- outs. Start a toy town for the chil- dren . .. and, at the same time. save on your toilet tissue. NAPTHA SOAP For This Sale 4 tor 1% Get in for your share of this fine laundry soap at this sensational sale price. Recent tests have proved that, of all the rays emitted from the sun, 80% are Infra-Red rays, such as you get from this lamp. Beneficial in the relief of neuralgia, rheumatism, neuritis, and other everyday ailments. Lightul with & eB8T 1 peanut flavored :;;‘:e“{hey‘“ ;impw b 4 res) u’ low! 2;\‘5361;19 coating. w;lc: \s sensationsll¥ 1icious! 25c PEOPLES SEIDLITZ POWDERS, 12 BEE e el C 25¢B.F. I Antiseptic Powder 23c PEOPLES SODIUM BICARBONATE, U.S. P, pound tin...... 25¢ PEOPLES EXTRACT CASCARA Aromatic, 3 ounce ........ sssssess sessoas 25¢ PEOPLES CREAM OF TARTAR, U. =l S OuRCe . ocooc 10c PEOPLES FLOWERS OF SULPHUR, U. 25c Bottle Munez-Wurth Citrate of Magnesia 10 Gentle purgative and laxa- tive. You get a new, sanitary bottle each time you buy this fine Citrate of Magnesia. Other Popular Candies—Low Priced Mammy Lou Butter Creams, pound Chocolate Covered Peppermint Patties, pound Chocolate Covered Cocoanut Creams, pound. Walnut Stuffed Dates, pound ... Pecan Nut Rolls, pound roll . Salted Cashew Nuts, pound......... Salted Mixed Nuts (no peanuts), pound Chocolate Covered Brazil Nuts, pound..... Chocolate Covered Almonds, pound..... Famous English Rum and Butter Toffee, pou: St. Patrick’s Green Mixture, pound For This Sturdily constructed tables—strongly 98c VALUE Sale braced. Choice of red, green, or mahog- 7 9c any finish, with rounded metal corners, fluted design legs and sides, and black washable tops. 15¢ PEOPLES FLAX SEED U. S. P., 4 ounce 15¢ PEOPLES BORATED AMMONIA WATER, ll for cleaning, pint ......00i000n sees C On Sale at All the Busy $1.50 Kolorbak for Gray Hair ® WASHINGTON e SILVER SPRING © ALEXANDRIA VILLE ® BETHESDA ¢ RYATT: