Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 121, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1933 — Page 23

SEPT. 29, 1933.

RELIEF REPORT FOR YEAR GIVEN GY RED CROSS Clothing and Flour Gifts in State Are Cited at Conference. Distribution of 2 200.000 sacks of flour, 2,700.000 yards of cloth and 1.800,000 ready-made garments to distressed families were among the Red Cross activities in the state during the year. These philanthropies, along with statement that more than 12,000 former service men and their families were cared for during the year by the organization, were announced at the Red Cross conference at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Thursday. The summary of Red Cross activities was presented by William Fortune, Indianapolis chapter chairman. who presided at the meeting. Governor Paul V. McNutt, speaking at the luncheon, told the delegates that he knew of the great contribution to public welfare that the Red Cross had made to the peo-

Cet Acquainted This Week-End With America's Largest Produce Retailer You’ll find your A. & P. Store stocked with a complete selection of the finest quality fresh fruits and vegetables. Look at the values we are offering for our “Get Acquainted” Days! POTATOES Red River Ohios dBRJiy c §sr „ \ i s- Lb - Hr i ) J§P '&a Peck X*. Grapefruit RS.’KSSf <=■• 5c Bananas rJSTW 4u. 25c Head Lettuce Silt 2 For (5c Yellow Onions Cranberries F.?" n prni t 2 Lb,. 25c Celery Fa jum* ich ’ 3 stalks JOc Apples £S£ wr 6 Lb.. 20c Cauliflower Ea - *sc Jonathan Apples 6 L bs . 25c Tokay Grapes 4 Lbs - 25* I LAST 2 PAYS OF OUR QUAKER MAID SALE Beans Quaker Maid 4 Cans 19* lona Lima Beans Ca 5* (filij) Quaker Maid Chili Sauce 2 ”<■ 25c Quaker Maid Ketchup 3 Bottles 20c fmmSSmS^ Sultana Baking Powder 14 -Oz. Can g c Ann Page Preserves Raspberry or Strawberry 2 -nb. Jar 32c JifRA Encore Macaroni or Spaghetti 4 8-o*. Fkgs. I9c Cider Vinegar Kalah 1?-Gal. Flask 23c r Encore Cooked Spaghetti 2 cans 15c Encore Olive Oil 3 -Ounce Bottle I3C Encore Stuffed Olives 10 ounce jar 2ic WI 00 OUR PARI Peanut Butter sultana 2-Lb. Jar 25* lona Peaches Ha,v * s 2 25* Encore Olives 10 * Ox - Ja * 15* Preserves Raspberry or Strawberry 2 £ 27* | EXTRA SPECIAL... FOR THE WEEK-END [ Gold Medal Flour Go to your grocer and see the full-color picture of the cake that Betty Crocker will pay you richly to name. Butter COUNTRY ROLL. FRESH CREAMERY Lb. 23c lona Flour Baking Purposes Bag 79* PURE CANE 25-Lb. BW # BUBdir tFine Granulated 25-Lb. Bag. % $1.25) Bag A Egg Mash |OO-w>. B„g $1.99 Wheaties 2 pk s s - 23c Scratch Feed |OO-u>-$1.69 N. B. C. Fig Bars 2 25c Oyster Shells b£ l t>o 25 Lb Ba 21c Premium Soda Flakes 2-™ pk - 28c Saoer Kraut 2 19c Pillsbury’s Flour 24 -Lb. Bag $1.15 Oxydol As p r ixe o c t ont l e"i Wo 2 i*- l 39c Salad Dressing Pa i al > Quart Tar 23c P& G Soap Regular 10 27c Twenty Grand Cigarettes carton 97 C Soap Chips 5 Lb Pk * 27c Grandmother’s Bread ILb Tof 6c —_ m mh mm Armour's Star Smoked Hams 'ssmzzx Lb -15* Best Pot Roast ■'l le Prime Rib Roasi n<, ,"?,4“ a Lb 21c Fresh Ground Beef I2V 2 c Weeks Lb 25c Brookfield Sausagestt's* l *- 25c Fancy Milk-Fed Stewing Hens. 3-3 1 - 1.1 in., Lb.. 17c Fresh Pork Chickens KES'.’STSi,* g? Picnie* S“&.SK L - 9* Codfish Fillets u> iiy 2 c Pork Steak K? k < C£ Lb l2V 2 c Smoked Picnics Lb - 9* These prices good in Greenwood and Mooresville as well as Indianapolis city stores.

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Moving Day Negro Waives ’Squatters’ Rights’ in Court.

MRS ETHEL LYLE, Negro. 543 West North street, "Jes‘ moved in In May,” she admitted today when she was arraigned in municipal court three before Judge Dewey Myers on charges of trespass. • Ethel was accused by Bert F. Callahan. 1636 North Illinois street, rental agent, with taking possession of the house at the North street address without the formality of obtaining consent or paying rent. This was true. Ethel admitted, but she explained that an acquaintance of hers on Indiana avenue told her “it would be all right.” “Would you like to move before Tuesday or go to the women's prison?” asked Judge Myers. “Judge, I'll move if I have to find a coal shed," promised Ethel, and Judge Myers contined the case to Tuesday.

pie of the state during this period ' of economic distress. He urged the j public to support activities of the : Red Cross generally in the future. J

Y’ WILL OPEN State Official to Speak at Opening Session in Auditorium. Speaker for the opening tonight of the Y. M. C. A. night school in the central building auditorium. New York and Illinois streets, will be Virgil R Mullins, director of the inspection division in the state department of public instruction.

Capitol Poultry Cos. 1018 S. Meridian St. FREE DRESSING • • Capitol Fotiltry Cos. wilt he rlo*ed toniorrnw, Saturday, until 6 P. M., on account of religions holiday. OPEN from 6 to 10 P. M. SATURDAY NIGHT Delay your poultry purchase* until tomorrow nite —the following prices, should make It worth your while. LARGE CHOICE FRYERS I |T All cclora and Lb. a ric Not Lett- ■ horns. ™ LEGHORN . 0m h-MOc Average B Wr No deliveries at these prices. All phone orders will receive personal service. Balance of poultry at lowest prices. Call D Rexel 3030.

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