Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1936, Page 7

B30 DEATHS SEEN TOLL FOR HOLIDAY Safety Council Bases Pre- diction on Rates of Past Years. By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, July 2.—A field day for accidents over the week end doudle | holiday was . foreseen yesterday by‘ National Safety Council statisticlans who predicted 630 accidental deaths | for the period—exclusive of fireworks. R. L. Forney of the council statis- tical staff tabulated the expectable deaths, based on previous accident ratios, as follows: From highway accidents—300, in- eluding the persons who will suffer injuries which later will prove to be fatal. From drownings—200 persons. From falls—130 persons, Forney sald the second double holiday period of the heavy driving period would see probably 20,000,000 | automobiles on the highways. With | July, the year's heaviest month for accidental deaths. Forney said his | calculations indicated more people | would be killed during the two-day celebration of American independence than for any other 48 consecutive hour period of the year. | He said no agency had made a complete survey of deaths caused by fireworks but the most reliable reports for 1935 showed that 30 persons met death in various types of fireworks accidents and that 8,000 were injured. SCHOOL PRINCIPALS SHIFTED BY BOARD Five Teachers Are Promoted to Administrative Posts in New Changes. Five teachers have been promoted to administrative principals, and six principals transferred to different schools, it was announced yesterday by the Board of Education. Miss C. H. Pimper, administrative principal, Ludlow - Madison - Taylor School, is to be transferred to the corresponding position at the Car- bery-Ludlow School Miss K. F. Scrivener, teacher at Wilson Teachers College, was promoted to become ad- ministrative principal of the new Madison-Taylor group. Miss B. T Wood, administrative principal of the Carbery-Hilton-Peabody group, be- comes administrative principal of the Hilton-Peabody School. Other per- sonnel changes were Miss M. R. Lyddane. principal. Emery - Ecking !, transferred to co; n; Miss School, to “Gage- Henry teaching princ administrative School: Miss Grace Blih promoted from teaching principal, Lafayette School, to administrative principal Brookland-Bunker Hill-Noyes School; | Mrs. R. K. Webb, promoted from teacher, Wilson Teachers College, to administrative principal, Curtis-Hyde | School; Miss D. A. Cook, promoted | from teacher, Buchanan School. to administrative pringipal, Amidon- | Fairbrother-Rossell School; Miss N. A. ‘Turner, transferred from administra- tive principal, Brookland-Bunker Hill- | Noyes School, to Burroughs School: Miss Katharine Doonan, administra- tive principal, Amidon-Fairbrother- Rossell School, transferred to West School; Miss M. R. Pepper, adminis- trative principal, Brown School, trans- ferred to administrative principal, Brown-Lafayette School. CANADA TO INCREASE JOB-FUND SPENDING Dominion and Provinces to Foster | -THE EVENING Clicquot Club GINGER ALE Price for Contents Only—Bottle Extra pint 2 5C quart 2 5C 3 bots. bats. 0-SO-GUD COOKIES A National Biscuit Product—Auvailable in All Sanitary Stores 2 e 19 Toast them ’round the campfire CAMPFIRE Marshmallows = 15 OLEOMARGARINE e 2 w29 STAR, WASHINGTON, They're Fresh! WESTON EMBASSY * CREAM CAKES A two-layer cookie with sugar- cream center. We've just re- ceived a large shipment fresh from the ovens in Richmond, Virginia. 25° A 2.Pound Package for Libby’s CORNED BEEF You know its C quality—Save can 4c at this price CROWN BRAND SARDINES They're Imported c.m 1 5 c Honey Nut Brand—For Cooking or Spreading w. 10¢ 13 oz jar 10€ 12 m. pke. 23¢ w. 17¢ Fresh Fig Bars Lang’s Pickles Potato Chips Airway Coffee Libby’s Potted Meat Queen Olives Cottage Cheese Certo for Jelly Making 2 cans 13¢ 3 oz. bot. lOc D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1936. These Prices Prevail in Washington and Vicinity Until Close of Business, Friday, July 3, 1936, 9 P.M. Sanitary & Pi MEAT SUGGESTIONS For Your Holiday Menus Remember—you have two days to buy for—Saturday and Sunday. will be open until 9 o'clock Friday evening, ready to serve you. LEGHORN | SANICO | SANICO HAMS Cut from the smaller, more tender stock The chicken for those who want the best that money can buy. They can be dis Nice, plump birds at a low price. Freshly and expertly cured to bring out the killed here in Washington and delivered ing. true Sanico flavor. Boil and bake one jointed and fried without previous cook- to our markets in refrigerated trucks. for the holiday. Ib. 2 z c _ Let their flavor and tenderness convince you. | Ib. 31 c the breast Ib. 38c Freshly Ground Beef - _ _ > 19¢ - 2 25¢ Swift's "srsm Bacon. - 1> 4l Shortening Boiling Beef tb- 12¢ | Chipped Beef “c __ % 15¢ || Armour’s o, Bacon - _ _ 1 41 Our markets The list below Look for the badge on Freshly killed Whole or half Compound _ Hormel SLICED BACON Sugar cured quality bacon at o pleasingly low price Smoked Shoulders A boiled dinner with cabbage, greens or other vegetables and one of these shoulders will touch the spot. This is a fine value at the price. So tender — So delicious SANITARY’S GRADED FRANKS New Low Price .25 6 rr 10c Sirloin Steak - .. . 38¢ Cut from fine Steer Beef Leg o' Lamb._._® 30c Sliced Bacon - - . - 29¢ Palace Brand Veal Cutlets - - _ . 39¢ Rib Veal Chops - 3lc Loin Veal Chops_*37c¢c Breast of Veal .. _®15¢ Sanico Finger Rolls Drop in and see the fine selection we have to offer. Small quantity deliveries and quick turnover keep these products fresh, and their goodness will speak for themselves. Pork & Cheese Loaf - - ™ 12¢ Luxury Loaf Va. Style Baked Ham - Cooked Ham w v 20¢ We Have a Fine Selection of Liverwurst smoked or fresh - ' ™ 11¢ Phillips Tongue Loaf Early June Peas Ne.2 15¢ Full One 1 ()c By the Associated Press. Z ROCK CREEK ASSORTED SODAS =5, 108 UNDERWOOD'S DEVILED HAM s 19 Del Monte ASPARAGUS Mary Wash. No. 2 All Green can Igc Happy Vale QUALITY SEA FOOD SALMON Work With $70.000,000 for ‘ | at reasonable:prices Relief Clients. Dominion-provincial agreements last night under which at least $30,000,000 will be spent this year “as a direct | &timulus to employment,” in addition to more than $40,000,000 voted in supplementary estimates for federal works projects. The new agreements contain a mandatory clause providing at least 80 per cent of those employed on projects covered by the $30,000,000 shall be taken from relief rolls. The Minister also announced grants- | In-aid to provinces for direct rflief will be cut 10 per cent during Julv Aug\ut nnd sept&mbex Many new fea- tures in this 1937 price sen- it ds CAMPBELL'S PORK & BEANS SALAD BOWL DRESSING 8 oz. Jar____10c full pint l7c Quart Jar ___29¢ jar Cocoa-Cola . _ _ _ 6 ~nem. 25¢ Libby’s Orange Juice - - _ =~ 10c Libby’s Pears - - - - 3 =5 50c Kellogg’s whe.: Biscuils - == 10c Kraft Cheese ..i%%: iis - - ™= 156 11b, - sc HARVEST BLOSSOM FLOUR 2z 125 3Qc Kraft Swiss 2,04 Phillips Beans Sanico Eggs Jumbo Butter Grape Juice T, - - - Palmolive Soap >\ 3 == IT¢ P&G Laundry Soap - - 5=~ 19¢ Maxwell House Coffee - . ™ 2T¢ Post Toasties - - . _ 2 »~ |B¢ Cream of Wheat - - - = 23¢ Ovaltine Scot Tissue Van Camp’s % Beans, 2 -:16¢ cans Land 0' Lakes Sweet Cream Full one Don’t Forget SANICO PEANUT BUTTER A real value at 1 5 < Both pound jar for FREESTONE PEACHES Freestones from z extra 29‘= large Georgia, now selling at a price below last Stringless Beans - - - - 3™ 13¢ Calif. Lemons, 3 = 10¢; 4 10c year'’s figure. Enjoy them over the Green Peppers " Fresh, Green lea Beans _ Gantaloupes ol el Corn on the Cob - 6 =~ 25¢ Iceberg Lettuce - - - 2 ** 19¢ Fresh Peas 2™ 25¢ Extra Large Honeydews Fresh Plums or Apricots 7t _ . Tender Bunch Beets Combination Offer! One 7-os. Package of Krispy Crackers and one package of Philadelphia Cream Cheese 17¢ Our Holiday Cake is Ready SANICO PINEAPPLE JUICE LAYER Made with Dole pmeopple juice, both in the batter and in the icing. A true Sanico cake. 2 pound 49C 2 layer