Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 197, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1925 — Page 29

FRIDAY, DEC. 18,1925

CHRISTMAS TO BE OBSERVED first Presbyterian Church Announces Program. , Plans for the celebration of fehrletmas have been completed by Be First Presbyterian Church. Sunday morning, a program of lusto and pageantry will be preented In the Sunday school. Colsctlon of $250 for Foreign Missions ) expected. Special music will feature the |sual worship Sunday morning and Evening. Tuesday evening, a turkey dinner kill be served by the Women’s Auxiliary In the church dining room, fables will be reserved for young Kple home from college. Followthe dinner, a pageant, “The er Wise Man,” will be presented. (L candy treat so rthe children has ken arranged. rOO MANY LAWS DISGUST MOSES Senator Believes Nation Is Being Strangled. tv Unit'd I rets CHICAGO, Dec. 18.—The United >tates Is being strangled by the hultipliclty of laws. Senator George If. Moses of llew Hampshire, beleves. In a speech here l(|st night jo the Cook County Real Estate Board, Moses declared that 69,000 lew statutes were enacted by the flxty-eighth Congress and the State Ueegislatures In two years. “The Sixty-Ninth Congress apparently Is out to shatter the present lamentable record for law-making," noses said. “When I left Washingn yesterday, Congress, only nine tiys old, had 10,000 new pieces of gislation Introduced.” Moses declared hts opposition to imerican membership in the world tourt with the words: “And not content with meddling frith tlje private affairs of our millions, we now wish to launch Into toeddlesomeness abroad to become kntangled In the turmoil and hatreds it the old world.” TOWN MARSHAL SUED Hufc Defendant in Complaint Charging Assault and Battery. • Obe Craig, Beech Grove town &arshal, was named defendant toy in a complaint charging assault And battery filed by Richard Baker, 15. of Beech Grove, In the justice t>f the peace court of Henry Hurst, baker charged Craig beat him. Craig sad he had received reports (tit Baker was “after him.” He paid when he saw Baker with his (tends in his pockets he thought he Was reaching for a revolver. HowAver, It was revealed Baker did not have any weapon. MOTORIST AT LIBERTY Charles Glrton, colored, 819 Indiana Ave., was at liberty today after Special Judge H. B. Pike withheld |udgment against him when he was tried on a charge of assault and battery In Criminal Court, Thursday afternoon. Glrton is alleged to have seriously Injured Miss Laurel Davis, $, of 1402 N. Holmes Ave., when his automobile struck and dragged her teveral feet. He appealed from city court, where he was fined SIOO and Dosts and sentenced sixty days In lan. However, he was fined $lO and hosts on a charge of speeding thirtyfive miles an hour. In city court he Was fined SIOO and costs on this charge.

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STEAKS I FROM NATIVE STEERS —LOIII LB. —Round .--- flfi ifc ::::ZUC Beef, fresh ground, 1b12V20 Beef, boneless rib, 1b... 15c Beef Roasts, 1b... . .10c

SAVE YOUR MONEY AT THE STANDARD MEAT MARKET 427 West Washington Street Auram Lascu, Prop. Phone, Circle 5037 JTrdl2'/ 2 clb. Butter4oclbp"a y EGGS 4Sc°°^ “HULOEMEIER” ** _ BREAKFAST BACON. .9R C (fa. Machine Sliced, 30c lb. AW SUGAR-CURED, HICKORY SMOKED

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Society’s Hiker Wins Wager

Eleononra Sears, Boston society leader, walked forty-four miles from Providence, R. 1., to Boston, Mass., in a little more than eleven hours. She bet Howard Sturges she could do it in less than fifteen hours. Photo shows her on her way.

WESUGGEST that you call on us to supply your needs for Xmas dinner. Onr cakes and pies are unexcelled and will put the finishing touch to that holiday repast. Place orders early. C. DE CROES 215 E. Ohio St. And 427 Mass. Ave.

ECONOMY Mdat Market 343 East Washington Street Pure Lard. ..lb., 15c No. 1 Storage Eggs.... 40c Best Creamery Butter.. .46c Swiss Steak lb., 18c Steak Ib., 20c Roast sS,oaid • • • • 12c—14c Boiling Beef Ib., 9c Pan Sausage Ib., 15c Pork Chops Ib., 25c Pork Shoulder * waoi* 18c Fresh Hams, lb 22c Loin Pork Roast, 1b.... 23c Bacon.. .28c, 30c, 33c, 35c

CHICKENS Fresh New York Dressed —Fryers ..„ / UP —Springers / slli —Broilers -Hens LB ~ Pork Roast, lb 20c Pork Chops, rib, lb-25c Pork Hams, sm., lb. 22c

Pork Chops 25c lb. Hamburger. 12 Ib. Frankfurters I2V2C lb. Pan Sausage IIVzC Ib. Fresh Picnic Uams Ib.

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SUGAR——£ 55' ORANGES- -29 c OTHER SIZES PRICED CORRESPONDINGLY LOW Grape Fruit ,* 15 APPLES ■ga 3-2S Cranberries Er3. Lb - 20° riTY VR Y Large, Well |Aa JCI JLjJBIXm JL Bleached Stalks AV' LETTUCES * 2S CANDY NUTScr. w P Cream Drops Lb-lSc MiCT.n best Lb. 29c Holiday Mixed) LB. . Sott sh u . Bon Bons 11 A. Walnut* shell Lb ’ “C Hard Cut Mixed) * ALMONDS > LB. Assorted Choeolates FILBERTS TLC.O 2 80. 75c, 5 $1.39 1 BRAZILS 1 HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS FRUIT CAKE grandmother's Lb. 45c CURRANTS Adc P 15-Ox. Pkg. 22c RAISINS 1 5-0 z .Pkg. I2V2C FIGS C PACKAGE A 5 IMPORTtoLb. 35C MINCE MEAT none such rkg. 15c PUMPKIN SCOTT COUNTY Can lOC CITRON PEEL 1-4 Lb. Pkg. 23c CHERRIES marichino Hot. i4c DROMED ARY DATES Pkg. 21c OLIYES 6-0 z. Plain 27C* 4-Oz.Stuff fed 23c CliqUOt Club GANGER 0 ALE Rot, 17© Grape Juice ** p go?: 4S©b™: 2Sc Fresh from wa M A Ua Made from Our Own K K Jjk i 1 Pure Bakery Ingredients GRANDMOTHER'S lONA 24-Oz. Loaf 164)z. Loaf 16-Oz. Loaf 10c 7c 5c RYE or whole WHEAT LOAF 8e RAISIN BREAD (EVERY WED.) LOAF ~9c Swaasdowßn% 32c JELLO Flavors 1 Pkgs. 25c MEAT DEPARTMENTS Fresh Hams^”23c Chuck Roast Cut Lb. 17c Swiss Steak !T2sc All Cuts of Beet, Pork. Lamb or Veal . HOLIDAY POULTRY We carry a complete*lirte of holiday poultry—leave your order with the manager for turkeys, geese, rabbits, chickens, ducks, etc. Fresh killed stock. N

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