Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1923 — Page 11

FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923

HOOSIER BRIEFS

A tramp giving his name as Guy Sullivan and home address as almost any place, got a job at the Wabash Canning Company. After two days’ work he decided to be moving. He also moved a suit of clothing and a pair of shoes from a room of the National hotel, police say. Mulberry trees near Bluffton are proving dangerous places for small boys to climb. O- C. Lantis, 11, and Prank Bayha. both fell, severely injuring themseves. Jacob Mvers, the strong man of Wawaka, who successfully pulled against a team of horses, was over come by heat while shingling a roof. Ralph Soberty, Portland, received minor injuries when a car he was driving straddled a bridge rail. He drove the car into the rail to prevent hitting another car. Wheat, cutting is under way in Jay County. There is an average crop, H. S. Heckard, county agent, said. A car stolen from Rollie Betz, Portland. was found in a ditch, slightly damaged.

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William Hoover, farmer near Portland, gave a jerk on the halter fastened to a calf he was leading. The strap broke and Hoover fell over a feed box, tearing the ligaments in his arm. Fifteen thousand fish were placed in an artificial lake by members of the Brown County Lake Club. Seven

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acres are already under water and thirty cottages have been erected. Mrs. Jesse Crabbe, 85, pioneer of Kosciusko County, died at her home in Clunette. A1 King, assistant trainmaster of the Peru division of the Wabash Railroad, was severely injured when his automobile turned turtle. \Vren Jackson, 49, farmer- near Clinton, committed suicide by drink ing paris green, according to the

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coroner’s report. He was said to be demented. Several hundred persons attended an Initiation of twenty candidates of the Ku-Klux Klnn at Shelbyville. Chinch bugs have Invaded the country near Milford and are doing much damage, county agent reports. Joseph Slagel, 76, Andrews, suffered

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mu, GROCERY STORES Stores Throughout the City and State All Childs Stores will be closed all day July 4th. Open until 9 p. m. the night before. SUGAR 10c li g SHOULDERS 12 c Creamy Cheese 27c* COCA COLA . 6 for 25c Plus Charge for Bottle

Budweiser Beverage 1 Bottle 15c Case of One Dozen, $1.59 No Charge for Bottles ■ jg t A tinkling Glass of Cracked Ice and a Pitcher of Cold Tea will do a lot to take the steam out of you on a sweltering day—but the tea must be right. To get the maximum of Iced-Tea Delight use our very best Ceylon blend. The flavor is enchanting and as a cooling, wholesome beverage it is simply wonderful. OUR smm tprn ja i/ 4 .1b. Pkg. l/ r lb. Pkg. 1-lb. Pkg. JS TEA 15c 30c 59c For Delicious Iced-Tea We Recommend Ceylon Blend Suggestions for Your 4th of July Lunch Baskets Thin Sliced Dried Beef 10c Pkg. No. 1 Can Corned Beef 26c Can Wax Lunch Rolls, 15 Sheets 3 l-3c Roll Wax Lunch Rolls, 50 Sheets 8 l-3c Roll Large Can Oval Sardines 14c Bulk Peanut Butter 22c Lb. Olives, Plain 18032 c Bottle Olives, Stuffed 20c-37c Bottle Tumbler Mustard, 7 oz 10c Glass ■ ' ' Roasted Daily in Our Own Roaster. All Chaff Scientifically Removed *£s; COFFEE 31c* Packed in 1-Pound, Dustproof Packages Fresh Roasted—Fresh Ground—ls Without a Doubt the Best Coffee You Can Buy. Tastes Better—Costs You Less Per Cup. BUTTER 44c Lt ONE-POUND SOLID PRINTS It Pays to Trade Where Quality Counts

three broken ribs when he fell fifteen feet from a cherry tree. Mrs. Sarah E. Baker, 24, alleges she was bought for $6,500 by her husband, James C. Baker. She has brought suit for divorce. Two steel towers to carry high tension wires of the Northern Indiana Power Company have been completed near Wabash.

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