Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1929 — Page 23

MAY 17, 1920

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22 S Illinois St. Open All Might Give Your Pocketbook a Treat —Trade Here and Save — Beef Pot Oft- Loin Pork OEp Roast 4U Roast MmO" Tender Beef 28c § ottage Pork 27c Rib Beef Pure Pork 1 g c Boil * * L ' Sausage 1 v FUnk 28c h „ 19c Bacon H 22c Veal Shoulder Lamb, Leg or Roast £o* Loin WvH' 28c Nu ‘ 15c Hamburg, Pure *) f ) o '‘Ztur-lX*' A^C Beef Ham omy ttf l * rsi Picnicsi H 18vtc LARD Hr 11 V4C S±T. ’■ 42c PORK STEAK 24c E „.... 27c Spare Ribs ... 14c Kingan’s OAr Neck Bones 4-lbs. 25c Bacon Purkagr Special Price r ■ lift c ifS 14-I,b. Avenge _JZu ! _ Rose BiidJIAMS

—At Our Downtown Food Market 221 N. Illinois WE WILL GIVE AWAY Friday and Saturday Only 1 MVan Camp’s Pork and Beans With The Purchase of 2 Cans Bean Hole Beans at 25c 221 North Illinois St MORE OUTSTANDING VALUES! SWgar Domino —Pure Cane poi Wilson's Milk A val " 3- 28 Strawberries R "‘ RiM Kingan's "f* - Hams Lb - 31c Fresh Pineapples 2 ior 25 Lux Toilet Soap 3 c k 19c j

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I OIL SHARES GO TO EMPLOYES Standard Stock Worth 14 Millions to Workers. Standard Oil Company 'lndiana' st ick worth $14,385,000. for which employes paid only $6,606,000. and $360,000 in cash, were distributed today to 15.022 employes of the company in ten states under the employes’ three-year stock purchasing i pan. which expired March 31. officials here announced. F. H. Fillingham. manager of the | Indianapolis division, embracing thirty-seven central Indiana coun- ; ties, said about 6.000 shares of stock, with a market value of approximately $345,000. and more than sll.000 in cr.sh was distributed in this j division under the plan. | The plan provided that employes i of over one year's continuous service with the company might invest a maximum of 10 per cent of their earnings. To this the company added 50 cents for every dollar in- ! vested by the employe for the puri chase of stock which was held for distribution until the plan expired. A third plan, similar to the one which ended March 31, this year, ; and to the one which terminated in | March. 1926. is in operation now' ! and will expire in March. 1932. MEXICO TO WIELD WHIP Deputies Allied With Rebellion to Be Ousted From Congress. I Hu l nit id f’rcs/i MEXICO CITY. May 17.-A special session of congress will be called for May 27 to dismiss sixty deputies who were allied with the recent Mexican rebellion, it was learnd today. It was said reliably today that F*iutarco Elias Calles would resign his portfolio of war soon and go j to Europe on a vacation.

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Prize Winning Recipes

The Indianapolis Times is giving a prize of *1 for every recip* chosen for this column from those submitted by our subscribers. Print or wrtie Just as iegtblv as possible and send tout recipes to the Recipe Editor. Indianapolis Times. Checks will be mailed within two weeks after the recipe appears in this column. Salmon and Macaroni Cover a greased baking dish with U cup of bread crumbs, then add j in alternate layers 3 cups of cooked macaroni, 1 cup of salmon. 1 tea- ; spoon of chopped pickle, 1 teaspoon of salt, ’ teaspoon of pepper, U tea- | spoon paprika. Pour Its cups of | milk over all and add cup of | bread crumbs on top. Dot with but- ! ter and bake in hot oven about 15 minutes. E. RUTH DE BOLT. Osgood, Ind. Savory Green Beans Melt 2 tablespoons butter, add 1 onion and 2 or 3 stalks of celery, chopped fine. Cook until light brown. Add 1 tablespoon of. flour, stirring lip smooth, then add 1 cup of milk gradually. Let it boil up once, add 2' cups cooked green beans and salt. MRS. GEORGE PYRITZ. 1506 East La Grande avenue. Sour Cream Pie One cup of sour cream. 3 eggs. 1 tablespoon of vinegar, l’t cups of sugar. 1 teaspoon cinnamon. \k te&spon cloves, ’a teaspoon salt. Mix together and let stand a moment, then bake in one crust until the consistency of custard. MRS. WILLIAM CREECH. East Franklin street. Spencer. Ind. Cream Fruit Sherbet One egg white, stiffly whipped. 1 i ! cup sugar. 1 cup any kind of preferred fruit juice 'lemon, orange, nectarine, peach, grape, berry, etc.), 1 quart whole milk. Whip the sugar gradually into the. v. flipped egg white, then whip the truit- juice in the same way. then the milk, continuing to whip till all is added. Pour into freezer, pack well with cracked ice and salt, and freeze. This recipe makes half a gallon. The sherbet is better if allowed to stand about an hour, well packed and covered, after it has been frozen. MRS. CATHERINE BRAUN. 73 North Dearborn street. Hot Yeast Biscuits One cake yeast. 1 quart sweet milk. 1 cup shortening. 1 cup of FISHERMEN MUST MAKE REPORTS OF CATCHES New Law Effective .lune 1 Provides for Monthly Statements. Report blanks have been prepared by the fish and game division of the state conservation department for commercial fishermen to report on their Lake Michigan catches under the new law which is effective June 1. George N. Mannfeld, division chief, called attention to the 1929 statute which requires that these Lake Michigan fishermen must, procure a license and make monthly reports. The blanks provide for listing time of service of various fishing gear, weight and species of the catches. Penalty for failure to secure license or make reports includes fines of $25 to SIOO and imprisonment to sixty days. This is the first lawrequiring a report on fish catches and is expected to give the department valuable data. Mannfeld said. SET CHURCH GATHERING United Brethren Christian Endeavor Conference in June. More than 500 young people of the Christian Endeavor society of the United Brethren White River conference will attend the Thirtyseventh annual conference at the Brookside church, June 24, 25, 26 and 27. Many noted speakers are scheduled to appear. These include: Dr. O. T. Deeder. D. D., of Dayton; Bishop A. B. Statton. of Kansas City; Rev. H. C. Beauchamp of St. Joseph conference. Rev. F. A. Reed, the pastor of the church has a large corps of committees making arrangements for the conference.

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Apples—Potatoes BIG CARLOAD SALE—SATURDAY POTATOES Idaho Russets, $1.25 Bu. APPLES Old Fashioned £ | rk|\ 20-Lb. WINESAPS.... P JLUU pag BEN Os Bu. DAVIS O 1.4) Bring Year Sacks ind Baskets HAMILLBROS. Carload Distributors of Apples—Oranges—Potatoes 330 Virginia Are., B. A O. Freight Hse.

sugar. 1 cup mashed potatoes, 1 tablespoon of salt. 1 teaspoon of soda. 1 teaspoon baking powder. Heat the milk to boiling point, add shortening, sugar and potatoes while the milk is hot. Beat thoroughly and set aside t j cool. Sift soda and baking powder with 1 quart of flour. When the milk is cool beat in the flour and yeast.

PORK i'./ TANARUS" — ——, CUT FROM SMALL YOUNG PORKERS: FINE if ° Ul *try / FOR ROASTING / ( WHOLE Lfe lie / / OR HALF M j Confer Cut Pork Chops Lb. 3Jc i " / Rib Roast“£s.s" “-35J j y/ 1 Racon Breakfast Bacon Choice Milk-Feel Choice Fresh Choice Spring VEAL FISH LAME Bon Bon Cakes 20 ... . _ Cocoanut Iced--Oven fresh, lb jagm 1 ggm jiißKi taap w t iinn ea. a* ,<s*o. Our meat managers will clean C*IIC 1 > .ft S tSmJTJSTJS Jelly ®ea*2"• 25* ~ wsuf faction. Kroger Made —Fresh, assorted.. Waldorf Bathroom Tissue 4n* IPe j !°i h 2

Potatoes - 15 Pound Peek 17 c Tomatoes Green Beans Corn Solid—Ripe 'Fresh—Stringless Fresh Tender 2 Lbs. 25© 2 Lbs. 15© I 4 Ears 19e Pineapple 36 Size !Oc 30 Size 2 for 25 Radishes I**f >•* or WUtl 2 Bunches 5 BANANAS Ripe Golden Fruit ({| Lbs. 22<

OLEO Wondernut 2 lbs 35°

• which has been dissolved in ’a cup of lukewarm water. Set in moderately warm place for three hours, then add salt and enough flour to make a stiff dough. Place in a i greased container and cover with 1 oiled paper. Keep in icebox and when ready to use take out the required amount and make into rolls. Let raise in a warm place for three hours, then bake. This may be j kept in the ice box and baked fresh everv dav for a week. MRS. HENRY W. KOBBE, 709 Firth stret. Columbus. Ind.

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"%t" /&% d:lh biscuits /// ' —J / r y , . in added attraction to any /*/ ~ . ' , *"' A ma.il So eav to make. L’sa— . I, t> . * " . .. a Cups E-7, Bade Flour. 'I a : , ‘ . :*<*r '.™ 3, Teaspoon salt Lt ’■y' J. 1. ~ .J| 4 Teaspoons baking ponder. LI Y •' ' 'wl 2 Tablespoons shortening. \\\ j , .j- . Cups tm-eet milk. Vft / TL 'j'ya —Measure dry Ingredients (lave! vm. ! measurements 1 and sift thor'(.V. 7, • J oughly. %Vork tn shortening. v@s. " -x. : 1 n When smooth add milk, a NSS, '• little at a time. Stir lightly with Jut tn C AN jNDIANAPOLIS PRODUCT~OF SUPERIOR QUALITY

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