Bloomington Daily Telephone, Volume 56, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 November 1932 — Page 6

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THE BLOOMINGTON DAILY TELEPHONE, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA (PHONE 3000)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1932 ;

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IpNSiVE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

PLANNED BY FARM BUREAU

irjtiTA hpinpf mada ffv an in-

tec3lvt ftiemhershjp drive by the Mono bounty farm bureau under the leadership of Ellsworth Moore. A general meeting will be sfd on the evfeaingr of November 2d, and will be "addressed by a state farm bureau' worker.

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Order your Thanksgiving ' f ' 1 .Turkey Now ' Member of BIRMA. FARIS BROS MEAT MARKET . 208 North Walnut St. ? Phone 6323 6324 Prea Delivery Any Place

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Supporters of the farm bureau believe that they now have a stronger appeal for membership than ever before; In former years many farmers have refused to contribute their support to the farm bureau on the grounds (that the organization had never been of benefit to them. It will now be possible for the farm bureau member to point to a very convincing record of accomplishment, in soliciting the support of his neighbor farmers. Four main ideas will be presented in the campaign for 1933 members of the bureau. First, it will be pointed out that every farmer in

Indiana has profited by the efforts of the farm bureau in 1932, through the work of the special session of the legislature for which the farm bureau was . largely responsible; through the reduction of property valuations which was actively urged by many county farm bur

ireau groups; and through co-opera-! tive marketing and purchasing f j duties organized by the farm: bu- : reau. Second, it will be pointed out I that farm bureau leaders must be supported by a large membership !if their views are to receive any j considerable weight in the coming I sessions of congress and the state legislatures; Third, it will bepointj ed out that in former years a small

group of farmers have been bearing the entire burden, of farm bu-

i reau work while the farmer who 1 vnfiiaaA tsi -irtirt Vine? han TAfivi7l P

i.w . o many direct and indirect benefits from farm bureau activities. Fourth, it will be stated that farm relief is mainly a problem for farmers to solve through their own organized effort, rather than a responsibility to be shoved onto the shoulders of other classes and occupations, most of whom are already troubled ; by - problems of their own. It is expected that many farmers will hesitate to join because of

the membership fee of $5, arguing that money is too hard to get to justify such an expenditure. That money is scarce among farmers is generally agreed but farm bureau workers point out that the fee of $5 is: remarkably small as compared with the membership fee for other organizations of a similar kind. Business and professional people frequently express surprise at .this low membership fee for such an important organization as the farm bureau. Furthermore, this excuse has long been a vecy common one, even when farm prices were high. It has been wider ly used by farmers who wished to avotft any personal responsibility for improving the condition of the farming industry. It can be shown by the friends of the farm bureau that all memberships in the farm bureau have been repaid many times over. Special efforts will be put forth in the approaching campaign to demonstrate the desirability of every farmer joining the farm buv reau and to proving that such action will be in the best interests of the individual farmer and of his neighbors, as well.

"Fruit Cake" Contest Starts Today And Closes Wednesday The subject of the recipe contest for the coming week is "Fruit Cake" the contest starts today and closes Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. when all recipes must be in The Telephone office. In sending in recipes please sign them and address to the "Food Editor" of The Telephone. - The Telephone Food Shopping Guide continues to meet with the approval from the women of the city and county. The women of the city and county, are asked to submit articles which are appropriate for this food section and which will be of interest to other women.

casion will be the Clemens-Seherg-,

cns band of Indiana university, and Mary Brumley, of Bloomington will render several vocal selections. Miss Brumley last summer won the Paramount Panther Woman

contest sponsored in Bloomington by the Princeus theater. In order that the couple may

have a start toward furnishing a . ent time. It will be kept tber un home, a three piece fcedroom suite til after the wedding is; performed.

will be given them as a wedding

present. The suite is of period design, on3 of the finest ever produced at the Showers Brothers furniture factoiy where it was obtained, and is on display in the lobby of the Princess theater at the ;pres-

next Tuesday night

Following the ceiemqny the ccpif pie will board a fast, modern Grey' hound bus and travel u Chicago for their honeymoon at the expense of the sponsors. ; ;

THE BIRMA STORE

TWO TRUCKS

Go in Busings by . New Method In many cities smart men and women are building up businesses by the use of the classified ad This is the new method; it allows a woman to conduct a business from her home. By the classified page of The Telephone you can reach thousands of families of Bloomington and the surrounding territory. You can reach this great number of prospective customers by a 25 or 50 cent ad only $1 per week. By this method you can sell, buy or rent. Try it use this new and cheap method.

RADIO WEDDING ON STAGE

TO HAVE UNI

Members of the Art group of the A. A. U. W. will meet at one o'clock Saturday afternoon in the fine arts studio of the I. U. library.

JOIN JOIN JOIN the great humanitarian organization. Red Cross.

Bloomington's most unique wedding The Daiiy Telephone-Publix Princess Theater Radio Wedding which will take place next Tuesady at the Princess will be, as far1 as could be learned this week, the first time that a radio wedding has been solemnized from the stage of any theater in the world. There have been other unique weddings; stage weddings have had their day. Now comeis the radio wedding, where the principals speak into a radio microphone, in full view of the theater audience, their words relayed through a modern amplification system to loudspeakers in the theater. The stage itself will be set to resemble a radio broadcasting studio,

with the words of the bride, groom and minister and the music of the orchestra and featured singer apparently being sent over the air to millions of listeners-in. Those on the stage will be shut away from the audience by a scrim curtain which will be hung before the stage so the effect to them will be much as if they really were in a studio. The curtain will in no way prevent the audience from viewing everything that takes place on the stage. The stage at the Princess theater will be specially decorated for the occasion, with potted ferns and plants from the Ellis Floral company in the background. A stage set will be sent from Chicago. Furnishing music suitable to the oc-

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CIGARETTES . ; ! . NAVY. BEANS: " flflo 10 Pounds Av P.&G Chipso O.K. T Soap . 41 Soap! 10 10 fori AvC 3 for f25c 1 Pox j toe

Large 55 oz box 4f OATS ivl

Post Pep Bran jQg 2 15c box

COMB HONEY 2-25c RICE . . ; V . . . 4 lb 17c

Pure Country Sorghum, gallon .

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Lettuce

10c

Fruits and Vegetables

Carrots Cauliflower;; Radishes ; . Spinach . . . . Bananas . . .

CRANBERRIES .... . ... . ... 10c

SWEET POTATOES, 10 lb . ... 15c

I Celery I 3 For

3-lOc 1QQ ... 15c Tokay 3-10c Grapes . . 5c . 4 for . . 5c 25c

FIG BARS

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SLICED BREAD 1 lb Loaf . . . . ;

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l';;:llens;': I 2ic -p:l Frys . 19c

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FINEST MEATS QUALITY BOILING BEEF . ... ... ... ... 5c BEEF ROAST ........ ... . .122c FRESH SIDE . . . 10c WHOLE SHOULDERS ...... 7c

Emges Whole SMOKED HAMS .

10c

Oleo 21b

Med. Bacon

Wi A. Mc Aninch Phones, Gro. Dept. 6301, Meat Dept. 6302. 826 W. 6th WHIZ PANCAKE FLOUR, 16 oz. Pkg. 5c PHOENIX PANCAKE FLOUR, 2 Pkgs . . . 15c PHOENIX OATS, Quick or Regular, 2 Pkgs. ..... .15c LARGE 48 OZ. ROLLED OATS, Pkg, ,...10c KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES, Pkg 10c KELLOGG'S WHOLE WHEAT FLAKES, Pkg 10c GOOD BUIjK COFFEE, Fresh Ground, lb .15c AMERICAN BEAUTY TOMATOE SOUP, No. 1 can 5c PET MILK, Large can ..... ... . . . ... ... 5c CELERY, 3 Bunches ..... . ..... ,...10c CELERY HEARTS, Extra Good, Bunch 5c

Jello All Flavors, 2 . Bakers' Cocoanut Moist . . . . ... Grape

Nuts . .

Cocoa 1-5 lb . . Cocoanuts 2 for . . .

20c 15c 31c 11c 7c 15c 10c 5c 15c

Mince Meat

Catsup 14 oz. , Meal

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Mackerel , 3 for . . . . .. Salt Fish 3 rb a ... Flour 3 for $1.00 ... 7, Wheaties . . Walnuts Bushel ... Ginger Snaps

Brooms, A Eeal One . ; Bulk Raisins 2 lb . . Prunes L lb Pkg. .... Dried Peaches-

15c 10c 25c

Pecan MeaS robacco V . 2 j;or Ci:?aKettes. . 2 for ; , . Twenty ,v ;' Wings;.. . -i

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In Our Meat Department

Hams, 1-2 or whole. . 9c Kin&an Bacon, 1-2 or wholle side ; . ,.12lc Beef Roast 122c Loin Steak . . .... 15c Round Steak . . 15c Boilix: Beef. 5c, iy2c Rib Roast.. .... 122c

Veal Roast; . Veal Stew . . Veal Shoulder Chops. . Veal Steak Grand Veal , , Lamb Stew . . Lamb Roast .

, oc lc . . 20c . . 15 c . . 15c

lamb Lvg . . . 15c Lamb Chops .15c Pork Choirs y . l2c Shoulder Steak ,10c Shoulder Roast. ), 8 l-Jk frk Ham Steak" j . 15c Sausage . . . 3 25c Hamberger . . .-.3- 25c

Spring Aliv; 14c

CHICKENS Hens Alive

17c

Ducks Alive 14c

BULK MINCE MEAT, lb ... SHOULDER PORK STEAK, lb GROUND BABY BEEP, lb HOME MADE SAUSAGE, lb WHIPPING CREAM, 1-2 Pint . BOILING BEEF, 3 lbs BONELESS PICNIC HAMS, lb , . BREAKFAST BACON, Machine Sliced, lb ... .

DRESSED FRYING CHICKENS, lb . .

HEAVY FAT HENS, Dressed, lb .... ....

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Jacksons Grocery 400 East 3rd St. Plfione 63916392 SSugar, 10 lbs. 48c Maxwell House Coffee. . . . . . 32c 3 for . 95c Jello, 2 packages 15c Swansidown Cake Flour ....... 22c Post Bran, 3 for .............. 25c Large Size, 2 for ..... . . ...... 2Sc Brooki ield Sausage, lb. ........ 15c Crisco., 2 lbs 24 c iBacen, rind off, lb. 15c Cheese, lb. 17c Chuck Roast, lb. 12c Ground Beef or Pork, lb 10c Dressed Hens and Frys, lb. . .... 20c Brussel Sprouts 17c Mew Tomatoes, 3 lbs. 2c Cranberries, lb. loc We have just received another barrel of fresh Pecans. Special for Saturday lb. , 40c

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