Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 265, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1923 — Page 11

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923

FORCES UNITE FOR SPRING CLEAN-DP Civic Organizations Join City in Campaign, Civic organizations, citizens, the fire department and other city departments will assist the city street cleaning department in the main drive of the annual spring clean-up to be started next Tuesday, John F. Walker, superintendent of the street cleaning department. said today. Although the street cleaning department is working at the present time and has completed cleaning the north and east parts of the city, the force will be increased to a day and night shift from Tuesday morning until the campaign closes, Walker said. I. U. Debaters Win fin Times s'serial BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 16. Indiana University won a unanimous iMision over Hunting College in a delast night. Members of the Indiana team were David Allen. Waheeb Zarick and Brantley Burcham. Huntington's representatives were .Miss Inez Shad. Elmer Becker and Allen Bowman.

CENTRAL MEAT MARKET 245—E. WASH. ST. —245 PORK SAUSAGE HAMBURG BOILING BEEF TENDER STEAK *2° CREAMERY BUTTER PURE LARD (in bulk) E. C. W ACKER. Phone, Circle 8311

LINCOLN MEAT MARKET (Incorporated) 30 KENTUCKY AVE. Right in the Center of All Transfer Cars Our SATURDAY SPECIALS —We Deliver to Hotels and Restaurants Chuck Roast 12 1 2 C and 15<* Pork Roast 15c and 18<* Boiling Meat Sc Pork Sausage (absolutely Cottage Chops, 18c lb., or 2 lbs. pure) • 12V 2 <* for 35t* ! Hamburger I©<* CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. PHONE LINCOLN 2102 FRANK MOSIER AND JOHN PEARCY, Proprietors 30 Kentucky Avenue.

APPLES Another Carload Sale Now Going On At Car Door, G., I. & W. Freight House, 230 Virginia Ave. MINCKLERS $ -§ J 5 High Quality I Bushel Easket You’ll Have to Hurry On Mlncklers. ARTHUR B. HAMILL APPLE IUsTRIBt'TOR

McSHANE’S BUTCHER SHOP 333 West Washington Street LJ !f* \£ C Broilers, Springers (dressed), Ws'\fa. S'iO Fresh from the Country .... JUS/ ,-**► FRESH FROM COUNTRY fcOC LARD NO. 10 PAIL, PURE ... SI.OO PORK SAUSAGE. PURE 10c

Beef—Prime ribs 8c Beef—Fresh ground .. lOc Beef Steaks, tender ... Pork—Fresh hams .... 13C Pork—Fresh Shoulders. 12c Pork—Fresh Sides 15C

East Washington Streat The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana HO OSIER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER—Pound 7777750^ EGGS—Selected and strictly fresh. Dozen • 24<* PILLSBURY S FLOUR—24-Pound sack / Oc POTATOES—Selected Michigan stock. No frost. Peck. .20^ (TAGGARTS CAKE SPECIAL—Seven best varieties. ,ced Pecans > Peanut Wafers, Chocolate Buddy, k/tJiJ;!, I&JL Marshmallow Toasties. Fig Bars, Pineapple Queens, j Assorted in a parchment lined box. Granulated Pound ijC Cane. Bulk. 1 Pound HOLLAND HERRING— JrAll mllchers. Dozen tIjC & £ 'A L EAF LETTUCE—Crisp and tender. Ir* n 8 Pound -IDC J. VV SPARE RlßS—With meat on. i<jl/ Pound Ila /2C CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP CHlPS—Large package na and one bar Cream Oil Soap /LoC Lye Hominy— R ! Solid pack, pure Van Camp’s r 7tP an3 Not-A-Seed Rais white. 3 large Sifted Peas, 15d ; ’ --.lns. Box ...17£ CREAM CHEESE— *yr BRICK CHEESE— on Mild flavor. Pound ZiC Rich and creamy. Pound. .. Xi*/C Del Monte Grat- Libby's Pork and P 7777 7 Bun Sweet ed Pin e apple. Beans— Hour, ~ ->7-,. 9 e- Prunes— No. 1 can . ?5r j 3 cans 25<* 3a *° * 3 sor J 2 *®' 2-lb. box ~3o<* EASTER NOVELTIES—Baskets. Chickens and Ducks.

WOMAN CRIES ‘MURDER’ A woman's screams of “murder" aroused residents near Central Ave. and Tenth St:, Thursday night. Clarence Ferguson, 1020 Central Ave.. found an automobile in the alley in the rear of his home: Curtains were up on the car and he could not see inside, but could hear a woman’s screams. Ferguson obtained the license number as the automobile was driven away. szswms - ENDOWMENT GOAL Education Board Plans to Open Campaign, Plans for raising $25,000,000 to be used as endowments for colleges associated with the board of education of the Disciples of Christ, are in the hands of a commission on permanent funds today. Included in the funds are $1,000,000 to be used as an en dowment for the board. The Board of Education of the Disciples of Christ finished a threeday session at the Claypool Thursday. Plans for accepting annuities were adopted. The plan provides for pay-

Frankfurters 10c Bologna • lO^ Bacon—Sugar cured ... 18<? Hams—Smoked. Small. .20d Hams—Smoked, boneless ■ 200 Shoulders—Smoked, mild 15<^

ment of not more than 10 per cent of the age of the donor. No real estate is to be accepted as annuities. Training of ministerial students was discussed. Plans for institution of a graduate and undergraduate, either independent or in connection with other schools were to be worked out by a commission on educational institutions. NEGRO BANDIT KILLED AFTER MAIL ROBBERY Bobber Attempting Escape When Shot Down by (Jlerh. By United Press OMAHA, Neb., March 16. —A negro bandit was shot and killed when he

EXTRACTED . \k, HONEY 3 Lbs., 75c 1 Lb., 30c THE HONEY STORE •. 10S N, Delaware Bt.

Hens 32<* lb. \\> dr*-* them free of charge STRICTLY FRESH KGC.S Call MA in 4107 WM. LUCKEY 631 MaßSachnactto Ave.

The FLETCHER CAFETERIA Serves POLK'S MB The management of the Fletcher Cafeteria is proud of its reputation of serving only the best grade foods. On the menu you’ll always find Polk’s Best Milk. Polk’s is good, rich country milk—clean, safe and pure. To order this better milk for your family, call RA ndolph 081)2-3-4-5.

GROCERY STORES Stores Throughout the City and State

COUNTRY EGGS 23c DOZEN Coffee Is Higher—Childs’ Price Is Cheaper S COFFEE,3I'“The Thousands of Pounds We Sell Daily Enables Us to Make This Exceptional Price PEET CRYSTAL "(Q Ad yi C BROS. WHITE aUMr f roman a nDI irC BEAUTY Mr rLt O LB‘S' SWEET POTATOES 31 '£'VAN CAMP’S MILK 10S SEEDED RAISINS 12&1 Baked in Our Own Modern Bakery—DELICIOUS Cocoanut Macaroons 35‘ _ __ HIGH QUALITY —LOW PRICE TWO DOWNTOWN STORES 432 East Washington Street 110 North Delaware Street THESE PRICES FOR INDIANAPOLIS STORES ONLY It’s a Lucky Neighborhood That Has a Child’s Grocery Store

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attempted to escape after robbing a storage mat’ car on a Union Pacific train at Summit, Neb., near here, last

3/p (OFFEE is economical because its strength, flavor and aroma permit more cups to the pound. The Fishback Cos. INDIANAPOLIS KANSAS CITY

night. The bandit was carrying S2OO worth of silks and other valuables when shot by Mail Clerk J. C. Hull.

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No. 15 In a series of advertisements, showing the users if Polk's Best Milk other than the 25,000 and more families who use this pure milk —every day. “Food for Thought *’

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JACKSON’S SPECIAL BLEND COfiEE

Guaranteed to please the most critical lover* of good coffee. You may pay more, but you can’t buy better. MATCHES ’■a? 2vzC PALMOLIVE as 7c C WHUE L SOAP .M'/zC SANI-FLUSH r 20c OLD DUTCH °ST 8c IVORY 5c Wall Paper g ■ CLEANER Lard R 'sf"sc Sl2v4C SALT FR 2 EE lb u b n 2x ng ’ 5c OLEO 28c Chili Sauce £ 10c Grape-Nuts, png. 16c Calumet rJ£k 27c STARCH Be to 6c

WANTED! Storerooms in All Parts of the City —Notify Our Office

STANDARD GROCERY(O.

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Made from the very finest materials and perfectly baked. One trial will convince you of its superiority. Why pay more? MACARONI “5c SPAGHETTI 5c Quaker Oats, Pkg 8y 3 c SHREDDED WHEAT Pte 10c Post’s Branl2c RICE mi Lb 5c salmon Catsup i r_ LARGE - Can lOC 16 OZ _ , UU BOTTLE I JU PEACHES sli No:i n c s A y N p ' 10c FOUICI’S orMacati PKg. J^C FIG BARS SIM RAISINS su pou M r 15c Sugar Corn 3 Cans 25c Sardines MUSTARD BOX 4i6C

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