Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 306, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1923 — Page 11

FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923

GARY DEFENDANTS .CONTINUE APPEALS Bonds Filed by 21 Given Light Sentences, Practically alt defendants in the Gary liquor conspiracy cases had filed appeals in Federal Court today. Twen-ty-one minor defendants, whose sentences ranged from thiitv days to four months in jail, filed appeal bonds Thursday. Roswell O. Johnson, mayor of Gary, and other Gary and Lake County ofttclais, with the exception of William ML Dunn, former judge of the Gary city court, filed bonds Saturday, Immediately after sentence was passed by Judge Ferdinand A. Geiger. Dunn said he would not appeal. The twenty-one who filed appeal bonds Thursday were George Muoovich, Irving Francis. Lewis L. Cahn, Pauline Schultz. Dan Delich, Marie Deleuere. Robert J. Simmons, George Rapaieh. Harry Cooley, Jacob Friedman, John Bennett, Dmitar Njegovan, MFNt ginger up IVIEjIN. for may Women’s Satin Slippers, $12,05 Full Line of Men’s Furnishings A. GUBIN r % Hens 30F Spring Chickens We dress them free of charge FTBKTLY FRESH BGGS tall MA in 1107 WM. LUCKEY 631 Massachusetts Are. V|.|. I ———mJ EXTRACTED vL HONEY 3 Lbs., 75c 1 Lb -’ 30c THE HONEY STORE T 152 N. Delaware St.

beef McSHANE’S “"ft? \\ Butcher Shop // ~ C Cut C cTut e \\ 333 W. Washington Street // LA R D Chuck i Loin \\ / / ** B 1 Roast, Steak, it* 4 19 1 r,..... \1 > *•" *0 Smoked Meats las Cure Pound Pound Shoulders. Smoked Loin Small Cottage BflCOfl Nati Bf oUi ” g H,m - shou,d " nVi 10c 121^zC 15c 20c 18c ' 20c

M LOW PRICE, £f M high qual■fAV / ITY, CLEAN, bright, upATE, •, r MONEY-S AVGROCERY STORES Stores Throughout the City and State FLORIDA POTATOES 6S. iff VAN CBMPS MILK, 9'“white Q A S\ Cake NAPHTHA kj V/ XTL JL "jSTC SOAP 4‘ “• „H.. PEACHES 20^. Our AAPPI H I B Tastes Better #% C B e j COFFEE c p-c l up‘ 31lb. 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

Matt Buconivich, Valentine Piscarski, Joserh Lam on t, Ralph Stagnaich, Frank Vicens, Nick Miscovich, Stogan Rapaieh, Pete Persons and Mary Allen. Rngineer to Inspect Dabney H. Maurey of Chicago, hydraulic engineer, was expected today to inspect the site of the proposed artificial lake northwest of the city in the White River lowlands. Members of the park board are considering employes to take charge of the project.

Assured Favorites in Women’s Novelty Shoes Are All Lined Up j or Your Divertisement cated after thr present supply is exhausted. A truly wonderful array of “Novelty Shoes,” appropriate for every occasion. Exclusive, yes; but moderately priced. Chiffon f Chiffon Hose > Hose > $1.50 $1.50 Tbotweor ILLINOIS AT MARKET

STATE MUSIC TEACHERS CLOSE ANNUAL SESSION By Timm Sprrial BLOOMINGTON. Ind , May 4. With the close of the convention of the Indiana Music Teachers' Association, no definite conclusion was reached on the proposition of licensing music teachers. Arnold Spencer. Indianapolis, was elected president and Mrs. Minnie M. Kimball, Greencastle, vice president.

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

■■aaMMßeeMeßHi Our Meats Are Better LINCOLN MEAT MARKET (INC.) 30 KENTUCKY AVENUE Right In the Center of Ail Transfer Care OUR SATCRDAT SPECIALS ( hack Roeet. ponnd 12’/iC* and 15C Pork Rant. ponnd . . 15p end 18C BolUn* Meat, proud 8* Po ,|; k " (Abeolutely Pork Chop.. Loin end Rib. 1b...20C Shoulder Pork Chop., 18C, . Frankfurter*, lb.. 12Vtf. or J pound* for 2 pound. 25<* With Every (2.0# Order or More We (live You Two Inavn of Freeh dread. FRANK MOSIER, Proprietor. 30 Kentucky Avenue. UNHURBT DRIVE BUSSES STOP AT OUR BTORE ■HaeaeaaeeWf Deliver to Hotels and Restaurants mmmw&mmm—mmm

No. 1 Standard Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS Pure Fork Sausage Veal Roast m ...20<* Boiling Beef 8c to 10<) Veal Chops ............25<t Choice Pot Roasts ..12V y Sugar Cured Bacon (smoked Fresh Shoulders ....11 with hickory wood).. .20^ Pork Loins .17 Y 2 £ Machine Sliced Bacon. 23<t

Jjttomtouw&fr 350-354 East Washington Street The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana HOOSEER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER-Pound print POTATOES—Selected Michigan stock. Peck,. 22<* LEA F LETTUCE—Crisp and tender. Pound - - - EGGS—Selected and fresh. Dozen .... .28^ Dewberries, extra fancy. Tnmito i Culby*e Home No 2 '/a can Li C Snider* Tomato Canned Mich- a . Soup, \ |g ari Plume. Peach and Black Raspc,n ,n heavy berry Jam. 16-oz. Jar LoC 4 cane, 1 large can ............... JUMBLES—Assorted. Pound. 23? FLOUR—Pillabnry, Lara bee’s and Tip-Top. 24-Pound sack ... VuC CREAM CHEESE—MiId flavor. Pound _ ..26<* ArmouFe Fre •h I Bo||ed Hart% le(|n and D rted Beef, , weet Smoked Sausage. #we cure; SS’i" : ry t b 22c '/.p<~ - 2Jc Zsc Waxed Lunoh Paper. |e\ Paper Pionlo Plates, r 3 rolla -IUC large size. Dozen. DC Navy Beane, beet Michigan np Climax Paper Cleaner. H. P. 3 pounds L*3C I 3 cans

The Pupils of PUBLIC SCHOOL No. 40 702 N. Senate Ave. are served POLK'S MM Wholesome and readily digested, pure Polk’s Milk is helping Indianapolis school children to grow and to keep well. To make sure they receive good, rich milk at home, order Polk’s Best Milk. Phones RAndolph 0852-3-4-5. No. 29 Tb • eerles of advertisement* •Towing the tuwa of Polk Beet Milk, other than the 25,000 and more families who tiae thie pure milk—every day. “Food for Thought”

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NEW STORE—IOO4 S. WEST ST.—OPEN TODAY SUGAR? 10c Wilson’s Milk £ 10c LUX “ FAB, 3 ~ 25c POTATOES SiS 25c Coffee" s 2sc You Can’t Buy Better! CAAD P&G| Bar ’ 4ac m u Kirk’s Flake White, Bar, 4y 2 c WV n I CRYSTAL WHITE, Bar, 4c CRYSTAL WHITE ™ 1 n SOAP CHIPS Ba ~ PKG - ivt

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COCOA 17c KELLOGG'S *A* 7y 2 c Grape Nuts. Pkg. 15c GingerSnaps^^HOc Corn Flakes < ttT’ 5c Catsup B “ CE ISc Bran Flakes 8c Post Bran Flakes n*-. 12c SHREDDED WHEAT Ptt 10c Macaroni g 5c SPAGHETTI TT- 5c Macaroni or TT-, a" 0 11 8 0 S Spaghetti, Pkg., f */2C Calumet 27c TEA QUALITY Lb. 35c COFFEE Sgg 20c COCOA BEST PURE, Lb. 10 c GOOD LUCK POUND 28c OAKGROVI POUND 25c Pure Lard** u> .12y 2 c

103 STORES— “QUALITY FOODS” AT ECONOMY PRICES

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A DELICIOUS MILK LOAF gr Big 16-oz. Loaves, § Wrapped, PL J® Regular 8c Value vmmr

Old Dutch "ST 7y 2 c Eagle Milk ■&?’ 18c Ralston’s 20c DIADEM HfSa 95c Apple Blitter aal. 20c Bulbs 22c Wall Paper STS, 7c SUGAR CORN CAN _sc Porkand Beans £?l2y 2 c PEACHES "ttST 10c SALT FR l E ii u Box G ’ 5c STRAWBERRY 15c LYE L c^ E IQc Sani-Flush Re e e 2oc SOAP R J os P E 3 Bars, 19c PALMOLIVE s B° A f 7c Chili Sauce % 10c MATCHES y 2 c Sera'cli Feed

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