Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1932 — Page 19

APRIL 8, 1032-

HOME AWARD SATURDAY HIGH POIHT OF SHOW Exposition to Close Sunday; Furnishings Day Is Observed. High point of the home complete exposition at the state fairground 'will be reached Saturday night, .when the 1932 model home, forerunner of the exposition, will be given away. The house, of Cape Cod architecture, located at 5240 Cornelius avenue. will be kept open all night tonight, and persons attending the exposition will be urged to visit the house before returning home. The model home will be open to TVlsitors until the exposition closes Sunday. Visitors at the home will be greeted by members of the Indian- • apolis Real Estate board, sponsoring the exposition, and of the Indian-

leading I INDEPENDENT GROCERS ■ ' LADOGA • * ION * y,UE * •CAfiMIL #FORTWLLL i Bringing to Housewives of Indiana “Quality Graded Foods” at LOW COST •J *Harmony <>*>**<*• ; ■ j MARTWSVtuf •FRANKLIN •CLARKSBURG TTy a Cdfl of WHITLCEHTtR* •COLUMBUS * WW,Kr SUNMW( Q _ I J / > C ♦WORTHINGTON j | •WESTPORT f IlCgdl OYB H U m •woomfill° / c^e cti Pr ice7^ ■/ f —W Whole Grain / / / /* CORN ~l [*" "y J Pearly whole kernels of der Country Gentleman corn. M ft . vMsPF" Free from * I m C like fresh roasting ears just '~’ an fl W cut off the cob. Hh4HH DmIIMAA M A Try This PINEAPPLE FRITTER Recipe fcJt Lbs. J C l!s cups flour 2-3 cups milk I I Ull W R Am w 2 teaspoons baking powder Large 40 50 Size teas P oon sa *t 12 slices pineapple , 1,, Mix and sift dry ingredients, add milk gradually, and egg well beaten. Drain pineapple. Dip in batter and fry in _ a deep fat 595 Degrees F. Place a Campfire Marshmallow in H • B pfß center of each fritter and glaze until well browned In a am M| tud ■ JNk 0m ft l m R ■ -moderate oven, .375 Degrees F. ApriCOtS 1U C PineappleolMonte 2 Ko. 2 Can* 27c Calitorm, Evaporated 6old Medal 1()l> 33C Crackers 2 Lbpk ® 17 c sssl Crisp Fresh Sodas IlSfSlllltltoWS Lb. Pkg. \ 7() SWEET MIXED PICKLES k.rj„2lc PACKAGE CHEESE or Pimento 13c SEASIDE LIMA BEANS 3 Lb * 19c GRAPE NUT FLAKES New Delicious Form 2 Pk. 19c RED CROSS MACARONI or Spaghetti 2 8-oz. Pkgs. 1 5c SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE £££%& u. 19c REGAL COFFEE Vacuum Packed Fine Quality in Eveiy Cup Lb. 31c REGAL SIFTED PEAS Deliciously Sweet Qg|js 27c KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES 2 rm. 15c Wilson Tomato Juice 0 Van Gamp Hominy | jb We take pride in serving you the finest P^ljjj Regal Red Beans 1# meats at lowest prices - 11 i=L. I SWISS STEAK 1 Housecleaning Specials li rX 22c M BROOMS 4 Sewed—Good Weight 25c (JP Bologna 2 Lbs. 25c O COTTON MOPS no. is Round 25c Wf Boiled Ham Lb. 39c IB CLEANER Absorene waii paper 4 CANS 25c ij| Frankfurters Lb. 10c PandGSOAP 3 CAI(E * 10c Ik CREAM CHEESE Jl Stock Up While Prices Are Low wS wisSnsin" Lb. ISc IVORY SOAP Medium rare 6 CSKES 39c | FRUITS AND VEGETABLES g GUEST IVORY ** 8.. h l2 ki 53c fL BANANAS M LAVA SOAP Reg. 6c Bar 6 CAKES 31 c ■jP Yellow Ripe . . IBj KIRK’S CASTILE ... S-H. g 2 ,„^ sc 1 SEMINOLE TISSUE PL Green Onions Large Bunch ioc a Cotton Soft D LEMONS Dozen 19c O \ u?3 a kSS I SWEET POTATOES 1 ton soft toilet P a P er * H 5 POUNDS |SC M 2 rolls 1 1.000 Sheet Rolls, not the Usual 650 i; v , - Regal Stores are Identified by the Big Red Regal Sign y:"*

a poll* Home Builders* Associtalon.' sponsors Os the model home. Household furnishings day was observed at the exposition today, in honor of designers and merchants of modern household equipment. Local realtors held a garden party Thursday at the exposition in honor of out-of-town delegations of realtors and their friend* from Madison. Anderson. Muncie, Terre Haute and other cities. SHORTRIDGE JUNIORS AWAIT CURTAIN CALL 150 Will Be in Cast of Vaudeville at Caleb Mills Hall Saturday. More than 150 members of the junior class at Shortridge high school will take part in the junior vaudeville, to be presented Saturday afternoon and night in Caleb Mills hall. Seven acts and four intermission numbers will make up the entertainment. The show will be presented at 2:15 and 8:15. Dorrance Smith will be master of ceremonies. Act chairmen will be Marie Alice Zaring, George Losey. Betty Schellschmidt, Amadeus Johnson, Margaret Clippinger, Agnes Coldwell, Mary Beth Livingston, Edith Moore, Barbara Ballinger, and Catherine Heard.

NIGHT RAIDERS WRECK MINERS’ RELIEF OFFICE Knoxville Building Was Being Used to Help Kentucky Strikers. | By United Press KNOXVILLE, Tenn., ApfU B. A i temporary office from which relief was conducted for striking Keni tucky coal miners was in ruins to--1 day, following a night raid by unidentified men. The house was ripped of furnishings. Two typewriters and a mimeograph machine was destroyed. The raid apparently was in fulfillment of threats made upon the landlord, M. Roy Hubbs, by a group of men who left this note: “To the Communist party in Knoxville: “We, as red-blooded Americans ! and true believers in Christianity, 1 would have you know that your road

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will be full of sharp stones from now on.” It* was stamped with a red hand beside a signature reading, "The Silent Hand.” Alice Russell and Ruth Decker, relief workers, used the house as an office. ‘TECH NIGHT’ PROGRAM PLANNED BY LEAGUE P-incipal to Speak at Meeting of Brookside Civic Group. Technical high school pupils will present dramatic and musical numbers, and Principal De Witt S, Morgan will speak tonight at the Tech night observance of the Brookside Civic League in Brookside park community house. A pageant, “The Garrett Chest,” will be presented by the dramatic pupils of Mrs. Joe Kettery. In the cast are Rosalie Holman, Constance McLean, Billy Gill, Ruth Alice Hoffman, Billy Moore and Clarence Shannon. John Thoeny, violinist, and Vesta Kettery, pianist will furnish musical accompaniment. E. O. Snethen, president of the Federation of Community Civic Clubs, will speak. Dr. R. E. Mitchell is president of the Brookside organization.

LIFE TERMERS GAIN Fifty Yearly Being Added to Paroles of Michigan's Convicts. By United Press LANSING, Mich.. April 8 —Michigan’s “life termers” are increasing

KROGER & PIGGLY WIGGLY _ Kroger and Piggly Wiggly advertising is now combined and all merchandise advertised is on sale at both Kroger and Pigglv Wiggly stores. It is now necessary that you shop from but one ad. Make up your marketing list. then shop your favorite way at a Kroger store or by serving yourself from the smiling shelves of a Piggly Wiggly store. There s a Kroger Store Near You , and Piggly Wiggly Stores Are Located at M 9 3305 North Pennsylvania Street 4207 College Avenue I M y fc I 1553 North Illinois Street 5214 College Avenue | I . f Wa JMI fill _ 3775 North Illinois Street .3020 East Tenth Street IAA. “ 111 East Thirty-fourth Street 5440 East Washington Street V V ' Prices Never Lower—QUALITY Never Higher MAXWELL HOUSE Lb 29c WILSON’S MILK “rr P^ k 5 i ge . cans 29c N SUGAR Pure Granulated Q Lb. Cloth Bag 43c CAMPBELL’S BEANS ' ’ ' csc CREAMERY BUTTER u. 2 1 c WONDERNUT te'Sriit"™!" 1 JEWEL COFFEE P 3 Bag 49c CT r- Strickly top quality; every egg I IlCtOn candled and guaranteed. DOZ. | • • • I * —| Last 2 Days Housecleaning Sale ANGEL FOOD CAKE mzmmm y Flv Again we offer those delicious Angel Food Cakes; they re made the Home Way and what is more there are “13 eggs used in every cake.” Give - ■ * ~ ~ . , yourself a real treat, buy one today, s I—ACOR 16-Qt. Galvanized Pail • I—Scrub Brush EXTRA LARGE 3—Bars P. & G. Soap CAKE I—Bottle Avalon Ammonia I—Can1 —Can Sunbright Cleanser “ " I —s-Lb. Box E-Z-Task Soap Chips m BR M ■ % 79c IU AH 0 p&g POTATOES or Kirk’s Flake White Soap r Here 1S the quality Potato— JM §m m excellent for baking and serv- T ■ ■ Mm _ 7 Bars 19c XT* hot with plenty of I 0 Lb ’ Bag Z4 C GLIMALENE m l9c ORANGES 27c Water Softener Soap Saver. THIIATIICC Rppacks, ia. BOWLENE 17 C TOMATOES *<* Lb lC Cleans and disinfects toilet bowls. SWEET POTATOES Yams 3 Lbs. 10c SOAP CHIPS m lOc LEMONS SKPfeffSSS 19c Kroger's quality White Chips. PDADCCDIIIT Large Indian Hirer M IQ WALLPAPER c.n 5c GRAPEFRUIT '-“*■> 4 19c VVMIhkl HI hi! • ppi rny Extra Fanry Q Cleaner—Avondale—quality at low cost. UCLliitl I Medium Stalks. Each S. 0. S. The soap in the pad. fIBECII DC AC Fancy. Tender. a Cleanser—triple action. LEAF LETTUCE Fresh Lb. 5C QUICK ARROW ml 9c ASPARAGUS SSSST- lsc Soap Chips. BROOMS Each 33c • • • Quality 4-sew—Hardwood handle. MOPS -25 c SMOKED PICNICS Quality cotton—l6-oz. size, 35c; 10-oz. size Bn I™ mm Armour’s Melrose —Small size shankless. Hj ELM JM q Sweet sugar cured. Delicious boiled or Lb. I lIQ The quality Oven Fresh Lb. B baked. Bread at a New Low Price. T „ Sliced or Regular. LOcli Big 11/ 2 Lb. Twin Loaf, 6c ■ nnnif I nillfl -™s' 8 . 4 O PEARUT BUTTER Goody Goody—lt’s Delicious. CENTER CUT CHOPS Lb. 15c CLARK BARS 2 6ars Be nuiinv DfkACT . . | l IAI/ Regular scbars-Box of 24 55c CHUCK ROAST . Tender, Juicy. Lfc., I ZV^C W,NGS o . Pks | oc SWISS STEAK Lb., 15c The air cooled cigarette—Carton, 97c. OAK GROVE Lb 30c ROLLED RIB ROAST m S e or Lb., 22c Fresh churned creamery butter, COFFEE CAKE 15c STEAKS T^t J 2U** ,n4 Lb., 19c You’ll want one of these delicious cakes for breakfast. nAII iiia nppp Lean, Tender Short I L A_ p|£§ ** 15c dUILINIi BtEr Ribs. Lll.i DC BAeniii hebielusc,olEP ‘“ „ LAMB TONGUES Alefi Ea., 5c BOSCUL "37c Vacuum packed coffee. SUMMER SAUSAGE Thuringer Style. Lb., 19c W y TR __B M|| rn A 0m || Armour’s Melrose Fancy Dry jm 7Mft W Jft W JftiWg ft. 1 |J II I B li HI Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked . |1 - kmrM IP A ■ MMM r J DHwllll Breakfast. Whole or Half. LD. || Q A Real Bargain. al rnrri rnrri g ■ With th*> purchase of *1 or more of IV I Prices Effective in Indianapolis, I llkka o?hutl s warning ■ Greenwood, Plainfield Oniy ■ ■ ~

at about fifty a year, according to Roy O. Brundage, state commissioner of pardons and paroles. , At the end of 1931, there were 685 j life term prisoners in four Michigan [institutions. Since then the num-

ber has been increased to nearly 700. Sixteen are women. The women lifers all are imprisoned in the Detroit House of Correction. Twelve are white women. Two men lifers are at- the reformatory at lonia, and at Jackson prison

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there are 300. The greatest number—3 Bl—are held at the Marquette branch prison. A school in which only women are taught to fly gliders has been opened in Germany.