Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 258, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1935 — Page 39

Third Section

150 QUALITY STORES OPEN IN CITY

HERE’S LIST OF MEMBERS IN QUALITY UNIT Names of Owners and Addresses of Stores Are Tabulated. Stores that are members of the Quality Service in Indianapolis are: Dar. Anderson, 2805 E. lOth-st. Barratry's Market, 3403 W. Mich-igan-st.; Low**!! Barrows, Taylorsville; Harold Bishop. 716 E.s2ndst.; Chas. A. Black. 656 E. 49th-st.; Bohn's Market, 305 W. 31st-st.; E W. Brun’s Market, 1501 Hovt-av.; James Bullington. 1710 E. 49th-st.; N F. Burnett ft Son, 2202 W. Mc-Cartv-st.; E. R. Butler, Columbus. O C. Campbell. 2723 E. Michigan- I Centi | Pi vision Cos„ 2941 cen-tral-av; E. J. Claghom 6500 E. | 10th-st.; E. W Ccapstick, 2021 j W. Washincton-st.; Community i Mark, t, 65 W. 34th-st ; L. H. Cooley, 1601 Holiday-st.; A. G. j Corey. 2255 Columbia-av.; A M. Co- . rev. 2459 Guilford-av ; C. M. Corev, I 5120 Burgess-av; Corey's Market. 1402 8. East-st.; F. E Cotton, 701 N. Emerson-av.; Cunningham's Market, 3029 W. Michigan-st. Luther Davis, 1405 Silver-av. William Ear. 1338 Hoyt-av; Ben F Elmer, 901 W. New York-st; > V. H Fountain. Browns town; Sam Frankovitz, 655 Mass-av.

R. E. Holsapple. 2401 Prospect-st.; House of Knrstedt, 4003 Shelby-st.; E. Hyman, 1848 N. Alabama-st. Indiana Avenue Market, 941 Indiana-av.; Irrgang Grocery, Inc., 115 N. Kealing-av. John Joseph, 2037 Langley-av.; I. Joslin, Columbus. Thomas Kaston, 3401 E. 20thPt Thomas Kaston. 3501 E. 22nd-st; John Kensler. 4833 E. New York-st; J. Knust, 112 N. 17th-av. Beech Grove. Lang's Market, 2705 College-av; Bert Lav. 38th-st and Osiiege-av; Earl Little. 265 W. 40th-st. H. D. McKnight, 238 N. Sen-ate-av: H D McKnight. 239 W. 21stst; Maloof s Market. 2844 E. Wash-ington-st; Tuck Martin. 1934 W. Michican-st; J. G. Matouk. 2810 N. Temple-av; John Mattox, 1537 Roosevelt-av; George Masters, 1974 Hillside-av; J. W. Meneely, Columbus. Ind.; Mesalams Market, 2329 Shelby-st: Mills & Lysaght, 1033 Fairfield-av. Oliver Ricgs, 301 N. Davidsonst: Roosevelt Food Market, 1501 Roosevelt-av; Ed Rugenstein, 1237 Madison-av. Sattinger Bros.. 2029 Madisonav; Joseph Schaefer’s Market. 2634 Northwestern-av; Joseph Scheff, 1252 Roaehe-st; Shadeland Grocery, Pendleton Pike: Ben Siegel, 729 N. West-st; Slaughters Market, 2159 E. New York-st; Henry Spreen. 901 Cottage-av; J. W. Smott, 2252 Holtrd; W. E. Smith. 3214 E. Michiganst; Smith’s Grocery. 502 Division-st; Stadler Bros., Columbus, Ind.; Harry Stemsberger, 3306 E. lOth-st. Tecumseh Food Market. 12th and Tccumseh-sts; Thompson Food Market, 3116 E. Washington-st; Thrift Food Market. 828 Ft. Wayne - av; Tuxedo Market. 4202 E New York-st; L. E. Todd. 2461 North-westem-av; W. R Todd, 2436 Rad-er-st. Charles Vollrath. 202 S. Audu-bon-rd. Mrs. S. N. Mi trey, 2810 N. Chester-st; Morrison’s Grocery Cos., 3001 Northwestern-av. •

Good Luck Margarine DATED FOR FRESHNESS Recommended and Featured in All QUALITY SERVICE STORES Because: 1. Made fresh daily and guaranteed. 2. Made from 100% American farm products. 3. Accepted by Good Housekeeping Bureau. 4. The only nationally advertised brand of margarine. 3. W ill not melt down in summer heat and spreads easily at all temperatures. 6. I niformity and flavor when used as a shortening. 7. Accepted by American Medical Association. 21c Lb.

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Officers of the J. C. Perry Cos., which is sponsoring the opening of the Quality Stores, an independent grocery chain, throughout Indianapolis. are: No. 1, John Hare, president; No. 2, Fred Bruhn, vice presi-

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DIRECT AFFAIRS OF J. C. PERRY CO.. SPONSORING OPENING OF QUALITY SERVICE STORES IN CITY

Q.S.S. Selects DOLE Pineapple and Pineapple Juice Dole’s Pineapple Juice is appetizing, healthful, and easily served. Its field-fresh flavor arouses flagging appetites. Economical, because it’s all juice. Vacuum-Packed for your protection. Ideal for Breakfast , Children's Lunches and when Unexpected S i|§r Guests Arrive Buy DOLE’S Today at Any Q. S. Store

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dent; No. 3. Roland Rust, sales manager, retail grocery department; No. 4. Clinton La Rue Hare, treasurer; No. 5, Harry J. Faris, manager of the Quality Stores Indianapolis unit, and No. 6, Robert Hare, secretary.

TROJAN COFFEE A. Pledge to the Housewives JAN| of Indianapolis H Since 1869 we have sold quality merchandise in Indianapolis. We are taking this opportunity of thanking you, Mrs. Housewife, for your support 11 Wr'lM of our Perry’s Verified, Trojan and Cadet Brands Food Products. Our reputation of 66 years is pledged to you in °ff er i n 2 to you TROJAX COFFEE AIR ROASTED AIR COOLED SPECIALLY GROUND to produce for you a Perfect Flavor, and of course VACUUM PACKED to preserve that Perfect Flavor for you. We urge you to try the new Coffee Taste Thrill. We not only guarantee it will please you but we stake onr 66 years of your confidence in us that once you use Trojan Coffee none other will ever satisfy equally as well. Again we wish to thank you for the loyal support given us since 1869, and we beg to remain, Yours very truly, J. C. Perry 6? Cos., Inc. 0 ~ „ JOHN M. HARE, Sold dt dll President. QUALITY SERVICE STORES

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BANQUET MARKS START OF NEW SALES PROJECT Individual Owners Retain Separate Identities Under System But Have Advantage of Group Buying Power. SAVINGS PASSED ON TO PUBLIC Latest Scientific Advice on Management and Merchandising Will Be Available for Entire Membership. The Quality Service Stores, a co-operative merchandising project, opened today in the Indianapolis area under the sponsorship of the J. C. Perry & Cos., Inc. wholesale grocers. One hundred and fifty stores have joined the project and hereafter will be identified by vermilion and silver

gray outside store insignia and by interior decorations of apple green and cream. All of the stores are modernized according to the latest and best accepted methods of merchandising, and the entire project is in control of local men. The grocers participtaing have elected officers and appointed committees to run the project, from the promotion of entertainments among the membership to the election of brands for sale and the consideration of additioal stores in their membership. Banquet Is Held The informal opening of the group was held last night at a banquet in the Lincoln to which more than 600 persons were invited. Officers of che local unit spoke, and listened to merchandising experts of nationwide renown. After the banquet the assemblage was entertained by music and a sixact floor show. Besides the J. C. Perry Cos. there are several other Indianapolis firms furnishing products to the grocers. Kingan & Cos. furnishes meat products; Schlosser Brothers, dairy products, and Century Biscuit Cos., baked goods. Identities Retained Quality Service Stores is a flourishing project and its sponsors expect it to become nation-wide soon. It was introduced in northeastern Indiana first and the success of that unit resulted in an invitation to the Indianapolis area. It is founded on the principale that individual store owners retain their separate identities, yet have the advantage of group buying, and can afford to get the latest scientific advice on store management and merchandising. Savings resulting from these services will be passed on to the customers, officials of the unit state. Among its aims are the following: To establish uniform identity for stores; to improve merchandising ability of grocers; to influence better

[ use of manufactured advertising materials; to promote general cleanliness of stores and personnel; to provide beneficial advertising to independent grocers; to deliver a point-of-purchase merchandising service to manufacturers, and to carry on among independent retailers a consistent campaign designed to stock their stores with well-known and well-established brands of food. Quality Service Stores was founded with twelve members in Lynchburg \ i., in 1922. It now has more than jOO members in 100 cities of Kenti :ky. Indiana, Tennessee. Ohio, Virginia. West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. AN OVEN DELICACY, Apples and Sweet Potatoes Baked in Cubes Go With Pork, Veal. Put a'ternate layers of apples and sweet potatoes, cut in cubes, in a greased casserole. Sprinkle with brown sugar and cinnamon and dot with butter. Add a little water. Bake in a moderate oven one hour or until tender. Remove the cover the last half hour of cooking. Serve hot with roast pork or veal. A Celery Recipe Stew the celery, drain it and drop into boiling cream sauce. To make the sauce, stir one and one-half tablespoons flour into two tablespoons melted butter and when smooth add one-half teaspoon salt, one-eighth teaspoon paprika, then gradually add one cup of hot milk. Cook two minutes, stirring with a wire whisk. If thicker sauce is desired, add the yolk of an egg and a bit of butter just before taking it from the fire. This dish may be varied by adding cooked green peppers to the celery and cream sauce, half a cup of peppers to the two cups of celery.