Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 71, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1930 — Page 11

RUG. 1, 1930.

NEW PAVEMENT mi OPEN ON | STATEROAD 39 Stretch Between Delphi and ' Rossville to Be Put in Use Saturday. Z New pavement will open Saturjiay or state Road 39, between Delphi and Rossville, It was announced In the weekly bulletin of the state -highway department today. Retread on the same road north >of Frankfort was completed this ‘jreek ands. 'ral new bridges went _lnto service, eliminating detours. General road conditions were listad In the bulletin as follows: Road 7—Closed between Wirt and North 3fernon. Through traffic detour over •tat* roads. Inolanapoils-MadUon traffic jro via Road 29. Road 9—Detour from Greenfield to Junction with Road 67 la fifteen miles. Bridie run-arounds at two and one-half and three and one-half mi lea aouth of Colum--*Ka City. Detour between Columbia City and Mertdara la ten miles. Detour from one mile north of Howe to Stunus. Mich.. Ta five miles U 8. Road 24—Detour from Five Points to Ohio line ts seven miles. Road 29—Drive carefully past eradinr tnes between Buriineton and MlddleforJc. ridce run-arounds at 3',a. 9 and 11 miles oouth of Loeansnort. * U 8. Road 31—Short detour tn Greenwood Brldee run-around at two miles north of Carmel. Road 3S—Detour from Junction of Roads 3# and 63 to Dana Is ten miles. Road 37—Unfinished shoulders between Need more and Bloomlneton. and between Sulphur and Paoll. necessitates careful dr: -lam-'. . _ . 1- U. S. Road 40—Dustless detour from s one-fourth mile west of Brldieport to Waved Road 36 Into IndianapolU is twentyone miles. - U. 8 Road 41—Detour for Morocco overhead lifted about Saturday. Road 43—Detour from Cloverdale north 3o U. 8. Road 40 Just east of Junction la Twelve miles. Detour from Crawfordsvllle Jo Lafayette la thlrtv-two and one-half miles. Detour from Francesvllle to Medarvvtlle ts nine and one-half miles. Detour from Medaryville to San Pierre fa eighteen miles. u S. Road 52—Detour between Ander•onvllle and Metamora is seventeen miles. Road 67—Detour from three miles north If Lyons to Junction of >4 and 67 Is six jniles. Bridge run-around at two miles northeast of Sandborn. Short detour In Jted Key. Child Attack Alleged B'J Time finrHal GREENCASTLE, Ind., Aug. 1 Frank Richardson. 60-year-old farmer. Is facing a charge of criminal assault on his 8-yearold niece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thayer. KO-WE-BA Pmeans the BEST*J COFFEE Extra delicious, because it is a blend of the finest coflees money can buy. Yet it’s not expensive. Try a „ pound tin. r ’At Independent Grocers

PARKER ANGEL , HOUSE FOOD • from. &OLLS f 0 CAKE - • Mssm * [ i||ggg| ffess^^ ; Perfect baking results with the flour for alUpurposesY\o£maaSJLl l * Saiuda £&*£ •<ro4u*<±y ..C^coa&Cuu IVANI'k _E%g&*E I REAL—become you get ! ■ PB always freshly roasted. I Insh'**s?r Our vacuum packing in* wKL mSm Ssj sure* no loss in flavor or | j Phoenix provide* that I R&H&g 1 mellow, golden-brown You'll enjoy it*.full, fra- ■ grant flavor. Try it—nowl AT ALL INDEPENDENT GROCERS Packed by SCHNULL & CO., Indianapolis ALSO PHOENIX MAYONNAISE, y CANNES FKUITS, CANNED VEOT. ASLB, ETC

Why the Waves Are Wild

* ymw ''' ' , yfS •'_'<• ■

Pulchritudinous Miss Lee Barlett, who was Miss Atlantic City in that resort’s last beauty pageant, is shown in the cooling surf with the microphone of WPG, which stands for the world’s play ground. She will bring the welcome sound of the breaking waves to island listeners when the “Dancing by the Sea” program is broadcast from Atlantic City over the Columbia network several times weekly.

BOY IN BATHING SUIT BELIEVED RUNAWAY 10-Year-Old Missing After Swim in White River, Friends Say. Leaving home clad only in his bathing suit, Lloyd Phillips, 10,.0f 3909 East Thirtieth street, disap-

SPECIAL SATURDAYI Spring Fryers Lb. 32c FREE DRESSING Fhone Lincoln 4979 City Poultry Market 155 N. Alabama St. Northeaat Cor. Ala. A Wabash

peared Thursday. Belief that he had run away from home was held by police, due to the fact he ran away last Saturday, was caught at Greenfield and returned home. Boy friends say he joined them Thursday in swimming at high banks, in the White river near Sherman drive, but left the swimming pool before they were ready to leave. •

a § - : ; 11 aUsis |HIHi : " I N '} fjjjjk Million / £■ —J—y Homes ■w • \ /tAI • fY |r This Day Ip fcMjtey TV/T ORE than a million families were \ " ~ MS§y IVI served Swift’s Premium Ham or \ W Bacon today If ||j|jjr —convincing evidence, indeed, of the \ igff fact that for 30 years Swift’s Premium has ’ 11§/ meant table satisfaction. W Unswervingly true to taste—mild—s sweet—with the delicate blend of sugar, salt and smoke that clings to the palate. So housewives for a generation in ever- ' *

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

AUTO LICENSES PRICEJEDUCEB Scores Visit Statehouse to Buy Bargain Plates. Indiana's automobile license plates went on sale at half price today and scores ©f motorists came to the statehouse to take advantage of the bargain. Under the law, plates sell at half price from Aug. 1 until the close of the year. This gives a seven month period for the state to collect the full fee and five for the half fee. But enforcement of the new plate rule seldom starts before Feb. 1. Many motorists "get by somehow”

FRESH TWICE DAILY AT YOUR GROCER’S GENERAL BAKING COMPANY —i—

for several weeks in the summer with & new car and dealers’ plates, or some such substitute, ifutil the half price plates are placed on sale according to R. R. Singleton, auditor in the licensing department. Queues formed early today at the licensing windows and the statehouse basement was crowded aith motorists as in January. Baler and Straw burn Bjj Times Social COLUMBUS, Ind., Aug. I.—A large straw stack and a baler were destroyed by fire on the Fred Long farm two miles west of here causing a loss of more than SI,OOO. A spark from the baler set fire to the’ straw and the flames spread rapidly, burning stubble over a large area and almost reaching a large barn filled with hay, corn and oats. A bucket brigade succeeded in saving the bam. The straw was valued at $250. and the baler outfit, was owned by Philip Horn, at SI,OOO.

STANDARD g§ STORES^

\ v ilPalmoliveil domino j \ CREAMERYJ\ _ II SUGAR I 1 BUTTER II SOAP |l 25-Lb. Sack I I |4 Ba " %5 c i |*1 .28 Q FLOUR

3-F COFFEE at 39* JELLO All Flavors 21 IS* Mother’s COCOA S£ 20c / Lippincott’s APPLE BUTTER 20-0 z 8 fif** Paramount Mustard Very Mild 8-Oz. Jar 12i/ 2 c

\ WILSON'S I Coca-Cola A Margarine! I MILK II Mi Fine Quality ffl 1 ■EI Delicious and Refreshing |§| 1 • \3 Can. 25c|\6 Lb ' 2t£ C B 1 flf | In Handy Carton |ijjl 1 g — I —^QUAKER At 'Alt Standard Meat Markets pJjfff n whf a t CHUCK PORK SMOKED ROAST CHOPS PICNICS UK IScLb. 28c Lb. 19c Lb. 2^e-2S c plate i sugar Queen Olives BOILING BEEF CURED BACON No. l Quality 14c Lb. ?£ 2S C Lb - ’J 25c special! Salad Dressing Sunshine Q r. u L 3S C Marshmallow Canada CAKES dry Regular 1 dkdfe Per GINGER ALE 25c Value A jrw Pound Js Bottles 50c P&G SOAP 8 2S C SOAP SwSe 3 Bars jQc SU C ARgranul ated 10 Lbs. 53c =BUTTER CRUST PIE CO.’S — ■ FRESH RASPBERRY Q|| A ITAAO or BLACKBERRY JW^ \ MASON A Old Gofid jl BREAD I \ c JA S* 1\ M ALT 1\ i 1 Genuine Ball Bros. ■ 1 ffl Wrapped Double Loaf g 1 Pints, Doz. Quarts, Dozß 1 A jf 1 A g \69e79el \3r“"*l|

DEL MONTE SLICED PEACHES Tall No. 1 Cans Large No. 2*4 Cans 2 £o *2fj)® 2‘"37® Cantaloupes SE 21 5 C Peaches Large, Fancy Elberta 2 Lbs. 15C Pears California Fancy Bartlett 2 Lbs. 15® Tomatoes Grown Lbs, 25 Green Corn Home-Grown Doz. 25® Apples Yellow Transparent 4 Lbs. 25C White Grapes California Lb. 10c Head Lettuce Lar^e Iceber s 2 for 15c Watermelons & 29

Post Toasties or Kellogg’s 2115 c

HIP-O-LITE For Scores of “Whipped Creme” Uses Full Pt. Jar^

PAGE 11

Thompson’s MALTED MILK at 59