Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1923 — Page 10

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BONAR LAW STILL IN SADDLE AFTER ALL-NIGHTDEBATE Government Holds Strength Over Laborites Following Concessions, By Vmted Prt LONDON. April 13.—The House of Commons debated throughout the night and the session was still in full swing at noon today. Labor members sprawled asleep on benches, government supporters dozed and nodded as one speaker after another droned on; occasional test votes interrupted the peace of the slumberM. sV*ily. when It seemed the session, which had lasted twenty-one hours.

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A LOW PRICE, § HIGH QUAL- */^|/ / ITY, CLEAN, Ty .bright, upt e, MONEY-SAV- * GROCERY STORES Stores Throughout the City and State ING STORES. SHT EGGS, 24c ooze* ripe BANANAS 17L„ PEETS CRYSTAL nA O AC BROS. WHITE W.#% B f •♦Cake A NAVY BEANS 8' Large Can YELLOW *)|IC California FREE ILm/IILO £mO Can _ A COFFEE DESERVING 0F ITS NAME “MT COFFEE 31* ff VAN CAMP'S MILK, W a PPLES, sclb5 c lb r.3 TOMATOES 14L miY Cheese 28c LB -1K"? Jelly 12y 2 c Glass Look elsewhere in this paper for Mazola Oil coupon. Cut out and bring to any Childs Store and get a qt. can Mazola Oil for 25c 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

might go on Indefinitely, the bill before the House was voted upon, passed its third reading and weary members dragged home to bed. Commons adjourned until Monday, with supporters of Bonar Law breathing easier. It was the big test of strength for Bonar Law’s government. The army and air force annual bill, subject of the debate, was relatively unimportant; any other subject would have done aa well; the government was determined to demonstrate that it stifl had a clear majority over all opposition in the house. The long session was comparatively peaceful, although in the night labor M. P.s sang “John Brown’s Body" loudly while votes were being taken. On each test vote the government won. About 10:30 this morning a labor member moved an amendment to tho army and air force bill substituting imprisonment for the death penalty now prescribed for army deserters. The Commons rejected the amendment by a vote of 175 to 103 after two hours’ debate. During the voting, the snores of two labor members resounded through the drowsy house. The sleepers awoke indignant when a Tory member demanded that the “corpses be removed.”

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The government’s decision to give in to the demand of labor that the plans for aldfng ex-service men be modified resulted in restoring order in the house and the long session was not marked by the fierce antagonism that blazed up Wednesday. In the absence of Ramsay MacDonald, J. H. Thomas led the laborites. EX-LOCAL MAN IS NAMED BANK DEAD Herrod C, Newland President ofr’Cincinnati Company, Herrod C. Newland, a native of Indianapolis, has been made president of the Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company of Cincinnati. He has been assistant vice president of the Chemical National Bank of New York. Newland was bom in Indianapolis forty-nine years ago, but he has lived

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most of the time in Memphis, Tenn., where he was engaged in the drug business before entering the banking business. He is a graduate of Purdue University and a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity.

Hen* 32<> lb. We dree* them free of charge STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Call MAin 4407 WM. LUCKEY 631 Masaarhnectte Are.

CENTRAL MEAT MARKET 2,5— E. WASH. 5T.— 245 PORK SAUSAGE 10* HAMBURG 10* BOILING BEEF 8* and 10* TENDER STEAK 15* SWISS STEAK 17i/ 2 * BEEF ROAST lO* and 12'/ 2 * CREAMERY BUTTER 48* PURE LARD. BULK • ll'/ 2 * E. 0. WACKER. Phone, Circle 8311.

OPENING OF NEW MEAT MARKET No. 1 Standard Meat Market 427 W. WASHINGTON ST. Phone, LI ncoldn 3081. Avram Lascu, Prop.

Absolutely Pure Lard. No. 10 pails 31.00 Bring Your Pails. Mild Cream Cheese ..........27* Pure Pork Sausage 10* Country Smoked Sausage.. Home-Made Frankfurter*..lO* Fresh Shoulder*, whole.. 12J4* Fresh Shoulders, sliced.. 17J4* Pork Loins, whole. Pork Loins, siloed . 20* Fresh Hams, whole . ...15* Beat Bolling Beef (plate)...B*

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350-354 East Washington Street The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana HOOSIER GOLD—Creamery butter. Pound print 50£ EGGS—Large, selected and strictly fresh. Dozen 26<* POTATOES—Selected Michigan stook. Peck LEAF LETTUCE—Crisp ard tender. Pound 10^ LEMONS—California SunkUt; good size and juicy. Doz.lßc BANANAS—SoIid ripe fruit. Our Saturday price, doz.l9^ Cream Cheese,: Navy Beans, Grass Seed; sow; Pickled pi*,' mild Wisconsin, | beet Mlohlgan now. Quart I *’ert. "loly Poond |H.P„ 3 b.x, h'r;,”, d ,c. a5 25c 28c 25c jo c CALIFORNIA SARDINES—In Tomato Sanoe. Large oval can ....12y a £ M 1 A*l Cut tho ooupon from the Mazola ad In the News IVIaZOIa vrll or Tlrrvee this evening, bring to our store and get a quart can of Mazola Oil for only nn Limited Offor. UNEEDA Cheese Tld Bits, Chocolate Snape, Zu r BISOUITS Zus, Lemon Snaps and Lemon Wafers.. OC Saturday 7 Special — Social Tea Bleoult, Cheese Smdwlohe*. Lerna Cfp Doonn and Graham Crackers; -a n large package IUC

The pupils of PUBLIC SCHOOL s No. 33 Twelfth and Sterling are served POLKS Mg The goodness of Polk’s Best Milk is due in part to the extra precautions „ taken to insure the purity and wholesomeness of this better milk. To order pure, rioh Polk’s Milk for your family, call IIA ndolpn 0852-34-5. No. 23 (a * series of advertise tnents showing the users of Polk's Best Milk, other than he 28,000 aDd more families who use this puns milk—very day. “Food f<k Thought”

Parked Auto Vanishes Police today were searching for a sedan owned by E. Mitchel, 2434 Broadway. It was stolen Thursday night from a parking space on New York St.

EXTRACTED HONEY JK 3 Lbs., 75c K 1 Lb., 30c mrg the honey store • 152 N. Delaware St.

Pot Roast, choice 12'/jj* Smoked Picnic Hama 15* Round Steak or Swiss 20* Sirloin Steak or Swiss 20* Best Cut Porterhouse or T bone 25* Veal Stew 15* Veal Chops 25* Lamb Chops 25* Lamb Stew 15* Best Sugar-Cured Bacon, smoked with hickory wood, per lb., piece 20* 31 Iced ... 23* Bread 4*

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102— STORES IN INDIANAPOLIS— IO2 Wilson’s Milk 2 10c SOAP ? 10 GOLD DUST ff 19c CREAM of WHEAT™ 18c Macaroni HS 5c MAZOLA a 17c JELLO 3 25 c Coffee™2sC You Can’t Buy Better! DDCABIi Superior Quality (“ DMLMII Bigi^r es ’ ——— —— Regular 8c Value

COCOA 17c Del Monte 290 PUFFED CORN w. n?Jjc FIG BARS Baked Ginger Snaps Fresh Baked, Lb. 10c SHREDDED WHEAT Pkg-10c Bran Flakes 8c COCOA B “‘p£.f 7 ’ 10c RICE Blue Rose, Choice, Lb., 5c Sugar Corn ca 3 „., 25c PEACHES 10c Calumet 27c PUMPKIN l qaS e 10c HOMINY Urge Can 7y 2 c Catsup “ESE* 15 c SARDINES Muiur j,” Box, 4i-sc GOOD LUCK POUND 28 c Cream of Nut OLEO>Lb -25c OAK GROVE POUND 25c Pure LardM.it, 12y 2 c

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oldDutch CLE c A A N N SER 7c FoultPs Spaghetti, Pkg., 7y ? c Grapefruit J "e° B%c APPLES wine ■SAP, Lb. . . 6c SWEET POTATOES n. 3%c RAISINS s rn A a ,D 15c Bulbs aKwSV 22c TEA QUALITY Lb.3sc SALT' "HffflF 5c MATCHES sr& 2y 2 c Climax Cleaner, Can, 8 ! / 3 C Red Seal Lye \2c SANI-FLUSH can 20c Wall Paper ff£g 5c P_& G SOAP bar 5c PALMOLIVE s b°alT 7c SOAP rose 6 Bars, 3?c SOAP Export Borax, Bar 2y 2 c STARCH Best Lump, Lb., 6c Vinegar Heinz, Bottle 18c