Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 295, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1923 — Page 11

FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1923

C. OF C. COURTESY , CRUSADERS WILL BE NOME TONIGHT Paris, 111., Last Stop on ThreeDay Trip to 'Sell 1 City. By RALPH '.V. BROOKS MATTOOX. 111.. April 20.—Weary alter two strenuous days of visiting, but undauntedly optimistic, the courtesy crusaders of the wholesale trades division of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce pulled in here today on the last lap of their threeday courtesy trip. Following luncheon with the Mattoon Association of Commerce, the Indianapolis men were to leave here at 1:15 p- m. for Paris, IIL, their last stop. A short parade in Paris, dinner

BEEF McSHANE’S I sausage Pr Sve Y Steers 8 Vy Butcher SHop // and Heifers \\ ~ // home made Centre Centre \\ 333 W. Washington Street / f Chuck Loin ____________________/ B H M Roast, Steak, 12c 18c Smoked Meats a Cure P !L!!^ Pound Pound Shoulders, Smoked Loin Small Cottage CORNED BEEF A Real e kni ,u, l Sweet, Boneless BRISKET Long, Meaty, Delicacy H ’ SHou^©' •'8 c 1214 c 15c 20c 18c 10C

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COUNTRY EGGS, 26c DOZEN peets CRYSTAL j|h| A jO* V| BROS. WHITE vt\ J "frCake 'ST £< FLOUR 47c % R G E LARD 11?'. ou b r e£ ry COFFEE 31* w s'a n p APPLES, scb5 c b r VAN CAMP'S MILK, IQ?* LARGE YELLOW DEUPUiTC OCC CAN FREE rCnvnLO Can BAKED IN OUR OWN MODERN BAKERY 1-Lb. Loaf —h. mm gU gWMfIH, DDE An 5c ir DIIEAU 10c ■ 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

with the Parts Chamber of Commerce at 6 p. m. and home at 10 p. m.—that is the program. Shank Leaves Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank left Indianapolis this morning to meet the delegation here. Approximately an hour behind schedule, the crusaders set foot in Decatur. 111., at 3 p. m., Thursday. Thursday night they were guests of the Decatur Association of Commerce. Mayor Charles M. Borchers gave a history of a 4,000-acre artificial lake near here. Mayor-elect Elmer Elder, city officials, and crusaders visited the lake. At Clinton, 111., the Indianapolis pilgrims were met by seventy-five Kiwanians, Thursday noon. They were entertained at luncheon by the Kiwanis Club. George Marvel, Kiwanis president, presided. H. H. Burch, secretary of the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, welcomed the Hoosiers. Dick Miller, president of the City Trust ‘Company of Indianapolis, responded. Mayor C. W. Carter of Clinton attended. Cooperation Urged 4 “Since the basic wealth of the natiodn lies in farm lands,” Miller said.

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“it is logical that if our present prosperity is to continue, business men must band together to establish means to reopen foreign trade to consume our surplus products.” Under the auspices of the Decatur Association of Commerce an informal meeting and smoker was held for the pilgrims Thursday night at the Orlando Hotel. Talks were made by T. J. Prentice, A. M. Kenney, S. E. Walker, Harold Payne, secretary of the Association of Corpmeree, and Dick Miller. J. S. McClelland, president of the association, presided. Perry Lesh of the C. P. I>esh Paper Company is promoting business of his

?ens 32? lb. We drees them free of charge STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Call MA in 1107 WM. LUCKEY 631 Massachusetts At*.

EXTRACTED vL HONEY 3 Lbs., 75c *2l Lb., 30c THE HONEY STORE * 152 N. Delaware St.

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company by frequent side trips to neighboring towns. * * * It’s a hard job to keep the pilgrims straight, according to Carl Lyman of the Lyman Brothers Company. He has accomplished this, nevertheless, by distributing riilers. * * * Ray Van Ca,mp of the Van Camp Hardware and Iron Company, has worn out anew pair of shoes, calling on every hardware company in the cities visited. He has been on every

CENTRAL MEAT MARKET 245—E. W4SK. 5T.—245 PORK SAUSAGE lO? HAMBURG lO? BOILING BEEF lO? LARD—Bulk (10-lb. limit) 10<* BEEF ROAST lO? CREAMERY BUTTER 48? E. C. WACKER. Phone, Cl rcle 8311.

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

Absolutely Pure Lard. No. 10 palls 81.00 Bring Your Palls. Fresh Ground Hamburger, 3 pounds Pure Pork Sausage ........10? Country Bmoked Sausage.. .15? Home-Made Frankfurters.. lO? Fresh Bhoulders, wh01e....11? Fresh Shoulder*, sliced.. 17'/a? Pork Loins, whole. ..^,.l7^*? Pork Loins, siloed 20? Spare Ribs ..10? Best Bolling Beef (plate)...S?

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350-354 East Washington Street The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana HOOSIER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER—Pound print. 46? POTATOES—Selected Michigan stock. Peck 20c LEAF LETTUCE—Crisp and tender. Pound .12? Bananas, oholce solid fruit. *)Cr> EGOS— Large Pozen -j ””• *_ sel o c ted and Pineapples, matohed slice*, light strictly fresh, syrup, large can dC Dozen— Diadem Strawberries; In syrup. t Q OCp No. 2 can 1“C OREAM CHEESE—MiId Wisconsin. Pound 25c NAVY BEANS—Best Michigan H. P. Three pounds 28? FOULD’S AND FORTUNE’S Macaroni and SpaghettiTwo packages ........ 15? Corn, ohodee standard .10? K " _ Olney’s Country Gentleman 19? Burnham <& Morrill Maine Com ...1714? JLI Premier Golden Bantam 27? Premier Shoe Peg Com ...20? KETCHUP—lndiana pack. Three bottles 25? Spare Ribs, i Fresh Sausage. B °'J B ** F ran k furters with meat on. ‘ country style. \ and Weiners. Lb ....121/,* Lb 20?; to .!. 23? ; Lb *? Dried Beef. _ , <- Klngan’s Pork Cornod Beef, sweet cure, '/ a 9 lh .-.I Sausage. No. Cudahy'*. \/ z lb 25? 9 ’ > 1 tin ...lOf lb. can 20*

The Pupils of PUBLIC SCHOOL No. 12 West and McCarty Streets are served POLKS MB The careful sterilization of the bottles in which Polk’s Milk is delivered is only one of the precautions taken to insure the wholesomeness and purity of this good, rich country milk. To order Polk’s Best Milk—call RAndolph 0852-3-4-5. No. 25 In a series of advertisements showing the users of Polk’s Best Milk, other than the 211,000 and more families who use this pure milk—very day. "Food for Thought”

long trip made by the Chamber of Commerce in the past twelve years. * • * Charles P. Lee of the Allan A. Wilkinson Lumber Company, is taking his "daily dozen” by walking out to lumber yards in Illinois cities. * * * Fred B. Shireman, manager of the Hotel Severln, believes in giving business to hotels. After inspecting the work of the Pullman porters he spent the night at the Hotel Inman in Champaign.

Pot Roast, choico 12'/a£ Smoked Picnic Hams 15? Round Steak or Swiss 20? Sirloin Bteak or 5wi55......20? Bert Cut Porterhouse or T bone . ....25? Veal Stew 15? Veal Chope . .25? Lamb Chope .......25? Lamb Stew 15? Best Sugar-Cured Baoon, smoked with hickory wood, per lb„ piece 20? SllOed ~n44,M44WM,.,23d Bread .. ...4?

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102—STORES IN INDIANAPOLIS —lO2 Wilson’s Milk 210 c SOAP P&G 5-24 c RTI ID PILLSBURY’S QCa I LUUn Best, 24-Lb. Sack OATS ra 325 c GOLD DUST Sfl9c CAMPBELL’St.''3-25c POTATOES W 25c Coffee“'2sC You Can’t Buy Better! DBF A |\ Superior Quality DViE.HU B * wSis*” 1 DC Regular 8c Value

EAGLE MILK c-. 18c MAZOLA ar,“l7c COCOA Tu.f 1 17 c NABISCOVE 8c Fig Bars iJ,7u , 1 2'iC SHREDDED WHEAT nr 10c Bran Flakes t, g‘ 8c MACARONI “fit- 5 c SPAGHETTI 5c Calumet 27c COCOA BEST PURE, Lb. 10c TEA QUALITY Lb.3sc SALT R S G ’5c RAISINS su p“ 15c STRAWBERRY 14-Oz. Jar 15c Chili Sauce g 10c Catsup u ” 15c PureLard^^l2y 2 c OAK GROVE POUND 25c

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Old Dutch CL ™ R 7c DIADEM fflt 95c LOG CABIN S 25c KARO SYRUP, 5-Lb. Blue, 24c PENNANT s s i Y h ß ca p n3sc PEACHES *£icS* 10c Sugar Corn and, 25c Apple Butter 20TL 20c Sauerkraut c.T 10c COFFEE SS 20c BOWLENE can. 17c FEED Sfffc $2.20 IVORY SOAP 5c Buibs 25 mdWylittJEa. 22c MATCHES £s£ 2y 2 c Climax Cleaner, Can, 8y 3 c STARCH Best Lump, Lb. t 6c SOAP rose 6 Bars, 39c PALMOLIVE ™ 7c

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