Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1939 — Page 9

SDAY, FEB. 23, 1039 ___ Elliott Home

HEAD OF PURDUE Bi MNUTT'S . PHILIPPINE WORK

clliott Tells Alumni Here||

He’s ‘No. 1 American In the Orient.

Paul V. McNutt “is the No. 1 . American in the Orient,” according ii to Dr. E. C. Elliott, president of

at the Purdue Alumni Association

| { Purdue University. Mr. Elliott spoke ® !

3 of Indianapolis luncheon yesterday at the Severin Hotel. The luncheon was a welcome home for Dr. Elliott, who had been absent from the University for five months while serving as adviser to

% the regents of the University of

« Manila, at the invitation of ‘Mr. McNutt, high commissioner of the Philippine Islands. Dr. Elliott said he found many Purdue graduates in the Islands,

ry working on Government projects.

#4 his wife, Susan Eakright Blume, 79.

i 3

j American Ideas Gain Commissioner McNutt, a 1940 Presidential candidate, “is held in high esteem by the Filipinos who recognize his courage in handling

many difficult problems,” Dr, Elliott day

declared. “When he leaves, it will be a real loss to the Island Commonwealth and most of the leaders recognize this,” he added. Dr. Elliott said that American ideas and ideals of education have been firmly implanted in the Islands, He described plans for re- . building the University, of Manila on the edge of the city at a cost of 12 million to 15 million dollars, to provide for 8000 students. The University is being reorganized on the pattern of a modern American uni- . versity, he said. Harold Stoelting, president of the Association, welcomed Dr. Elliott in behalf of the alumni. Members of the State Legislature who are former Purdue students also were guests.

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR USERS PROTECTED

Contaminated buckwheat flour grown in bottom lands of the Wabash River has been removed from the market and destroyed, the State

Health Board's food and drug bu-|

reau announced today after 15 complaints of illness caused by eating this flour had been received. The complaints were investigated “ by Federal and State authorities, © ang samples of the flour disclosed the presence of atropine, and alkaloid poison.

DOUBLE RITES FOR COUPLE AT HARLAN

HARLAN, Ind., Feb. 23 (U. P.).— « Double funeral services will be held tomorrow for Martin Blume, 87, and

Mrs. Blume died Monday of pneumonia and her husband died 25 hours later of the same disease. Mr. Blume will be buried near here while his wife will be buried in Mt. Pleasant cemetery near Bui4g ler.

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BANKERS TO MEET

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 23 (U. P.) — ! More than 1000 bankers from the 12 North Central states are expected to attend a two-day regional conference which will open here today under the auspices of the American Bankers Association.

2 NEWSPAPER WORKERS DEAD:

Both Formerly Lived Here; Cable Editor Predicted 1918 Armistice. NEW YORK, Feb. 23 (U. P.).—

Eugene J, Young, 64, grandson of Brigham Young, cable editor of the

PROSECUTOR SEEKS

TO INDICT FRIEND |,

farm.

“Mr. Nelson disa

he had shot and killed. Mr

MORRIS, TIL, Feb. 23 (U. P)— gin the intention of demanding State's Attorney S. J. Holderman {ransom from his relatives. es

mourned today ‘the death of his found Mr. Nelson's body late yester- | MI and lodge brother, Abner A

frie

day in the Illinois River.

Nelson, 38, & wealthy bachelor fare INEW GIBSON COUNTY

er, slain ‘Sunday. start: proceedings to prosecute an-

other friend and lodge brother, Elvin Wood, 36. All were friends, prominent and well liked in the ‘community. Mr. Wood, perhaps, was closer to Mr. Nelson, who had attended school

OIL WELL STRUCK

PRINCETON, Feb. 23 (U. P.)— A flow of 2000 barrels of crude oil a day was expected today from the new well struck by Frank Hollings-

him money in an effort to save his operator. The well is known as

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Times Photo.

- President Edward C. Elliott of Purdue University, recently returned from the Philippine Islands.

KING TO DISSOLVE ITALY’S PARLIAMENT

ROME, Feb. 23 (U, P.) —A decree authorizing dissolution ‘of the present Chamber of Deputies and convoking a new Chamber of Fasces and Corporations for March 23 will be published in the Official Gazette on March 2, it was announced to-

The opening of the new Chamber and 30th legislature on March 23 will be solemnized with a speech by the Xing in which he may refer to Italy’s “national aspirations.”

New York Times and ‘author of «powerful America” and “Looking

with him and in recent years lent worth, independent Gibson County

KROGER

Behind the Censorships,” died yes- If

terday of a heart attack. Mr. Young worked on an Indianapolis newspaper and the Salt Lake City Herald, New York World and Times, the last two for 25 years on the foreign news desk. In 1912 he

ONLY GRADE “A” FANCY CORN GETS INTO KROGER'S COUNTRY CLUB

predicted the World War and in|}

March, 1918, the end of the war by Christmas. His wife wife survives.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Feb. 23 (U. P.) —Capt. Douglas E. McDowell, 76, a Spanish-American war veteran, newspaperman and pioneer advocate of the medicinal value of herbs, died yesterday in the War Veterans’ hospital of a heart attack. In the early part of the century, McDowell gained wide publicity in a dispute with Federal authorities over the medicinal benefits of the herb ginseng. He became one of the largest producers of ginseng in the country. Mr. McDowell worked on newspapers in Ness City, Kas, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisvilie and Nashville. He helpéd establish the Louisville Dispatch.

WHY NOT DISCOVER THE WONDER WHEAT REDUCING PLAN!

ITS A THRILLING NEW WAY FOR MOST OVERWEIGHT WOMEN TO LOSE POUNDS= SIMPLY. TELLS HOW TO EAT DELICIOUS MEALS AND STILL GET © ~ RID OF UNSIGHTLY FAT

EVERY LOAF OF WONDER WHEAT BREAD BEARS COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS NEW

| AND IN JUST 30 DAYS YOU'LL BE

REDUCING PLAN. START TODAY =

\ THRILLED WITH YOUR FIGURE!

WHY WONDER WHEAT ; .- ue SUCCESSOR TO WHOLE WHEAT... THRILLS WOMEN EVERYWHERE!

All over the country thousands of women are cheering Wonder Wheat Bread. It’s so utterly different . . . so amazingly better than oldfashioned whole wheat. It’s more delicious. It is easy to digest . . . because it’s made from our own Balanced Blend of fine light flour and of whole wheat flour milled in our own mills, and... it’s slo-baked.

BLACKBALLED BY THE KROGER FOOD FOUNDATION!

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COFFEE HOMINY XYDOL PEANUT

3 Oo kgs. 25¢ oval can |(g

Cheese

PHILADELPHIA Coeese MACARONI mux SPAGHETTI, 2eeesont SARDINES .2.7omeo.cr, SODA. CRACKERS - -weico = 312 HOT CROSS BUNS sks. | Qo COTTAGE CHEESE rm iv. [26 RITZ CRACKERS vie. 20 CORN—PEAS Fioiai* 47%? 260 TOMATOES “Sm hig 250 PANCAKE FLOU

Country Club 2 pikes.

PEAS" ="3 Sat ™" 275.725

TINY : PEAS Country Club 2 No. 2 29¢

RLY

BUTTER

We Kernels certainly get

a “going over" before we're permitted to wear that label. Food Foundation checks vs TWICE. That's why— when you say "Country Club" ~you get the finest, tenderest, freshest corn. AND IT COSTS YOU LESS.

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Granulated

Hot-Dated Spotlight Ib. bag, 15¢....

3? or og. Count y Club 1

Snow, Whig BRARY

| penser

2 Small Pkgs. 15¢

Kroger’ s Quality

The Kroger

AT KROGER’S

1 0 lbs.

Embassy— Smooth

Kroger Stores Have Complete Stock of Lenten Foods

AT ALL HAAG'S CUT PRICE DRUG STORES

ORN

Top Quality Finest Country Gentleman ream Style or Whole Kernel— No. 2 Golden Bantam Cream Style or Whole Kernel

Another New Kroger Store —OPENS TODAY— 802 SOUTH STATE ST.

A Complete Modern Neighborhood Food Market to Better Serve South Side Housewives!

YOUR FAVORITE FLOUR AT A LOW PRICE

GOLD MEDAL 24:79: PILLSBURY 24: TT1e Country Club

Laboratory Jones backed

3-1b. bag Kitchen Tested +

Flour

39 Neans 25 37 21:

Balanced Blend Flour

mores

Fresh

VELVEETA

CHEESE TOMATO SOU

CAMPBELL’S JELLO

Flavors

doz. 19 Candled 9 0 Krafts Plain 2? 15-1b. 29¢ or Pimento ; pkgs. : Kraft -2-1b. 45 American loaf 0 The World's Biggest can Be 5c Soup Value 3 «= 20c

: 2 an de

Barbara Ann—

Tomato Soup

Six

AVONDALE—-A High Quality

_MILLER'S SPECIAL

[ FLOUR

FLOUR

24-1b. bag

59¢ 215. Bag

24-1b. bag

CONTINENTAL BAKING CO., INC.

Our Family’s Whiskey has a special tastiness to it like nothing else! A thing that’s downright unusual is bound to get attention and set people talking. Take this Family Recipe of ours. A whole lot of people think that a whiskey with three generations of experience in back of it is something mighty special. Pretty soon there is a sight of folks looking for

It sure draws the crowds

when you give folks a new kind of pleasure!

bottles with our three faces on them. Well, being a family of distillers for over 50 years we’ve learned how to make this Family Recipe of ours as tasty as anything you ever put tongue to. Just try it and see if it isn’t your idea of something

extra fine. Ay le

Very Fancy cans KRAFT’S Diner” HEINZ Ketchup SHRIMP Pack OYSTERS

-KELLOGG'S 23% Fini Hot

2 ves. 27¢ wt. 1TYz0 2s 21e 2 cans 25¢ 25¢

2 cans

PICKLES SALMON

Heinz Fresh: Cucumber

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EATMO ORE & : or TASTY SPREAD Lb.

e 116 tall 929¢

Alaskan 1b. cans

CRISCO 3: Lb. can, 19¢

49.

FIGHT COLDS.

Dreft 1c Sal

Tree-ripened — Thin skin, heavy special value.

OVALTINE 6-0z.

THE SWISS can FOOD DRINK

33:

GELERY

Crystal White

SOAP. 10 bars

CARROTS

TOMATOES

* Fresh, Solid Ripe

"RHUBARB

Fancy Hot House

Buy a large pkg. of VEL

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SHALLOTS

Mild Flavor

POTATOES

Fancy Idahos

CITRUS FRUIT SALE

USE PLENTY OF ORANGES AND GRAPEFRUITS TO HELP AND THE EATING QUALITY IS NOW AT ITS BEST. gil Tops in Quality

-1.|| GRAPEFRUIT

Buy a large pkg. of DREFT for 23c—get a 2-piece Glass Mayonnaise Set for only—

10 for 25¢

BUTTER

KROGER'S PRICES ARE EXTREMELY LOW, Kroger’s Country Club

Lb. roll

marsh seedless. with juice. Very

5 «14c 2:02. 250

3 stalks {0c 3 bunches 10¢

w. {0c NEW CABBAGE 1. 36 Green, Solid Heads 2 5 (Te LETTUCE 16e 2 bunches Bg bunch [0¢

Crisp. Solid Iceberg ae 25¢ 19¢

Tree ripened Floridas —full of sweet, health-giving juice

Florida—Crisp, Well Bleached

Texas Young Spring 18 oF =0z. can 10¢

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CLOCK BREAD |

2 hds.

Celery Hearts Tender, Inside Stalks

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Idaho Winesaps

4 ws

NORTHERN

KROGER’S CHOICE QUALITY GUARANTEED MEATS

B AG 0 W Sliced, No Rind, Lb. 2%¢

Controlled Quality Brand

SWIFT'S ORIOLE DRY CURED

Link $ ‘CLUB PURE PORK

TISSUE

It’s Linenized

CHUCK ROAST

Lean Tender

w 20c

Swiss Roast, Lb., 23e

COUNTRY CLUB BRAND

GENUINE SPRING LAMB

; Spring Crest Brand Pouliry \ CHICKENS Stewing Hens, rolls GC ” n 25 Bd y Roasters, Lb. 28¢

Lamb Roast Lamb Legs c Lamb Chops .... Lamb Stew

‘Sausage co. Smoked Sausage coud Met

Shoulder Chops Lb., 2%c

Small Size

.Rib cuts Chops, Lm. 3ic

: ib. 25¢ - 28¢ 23¢

LENTEN SEA FOOD . SUGGESTIONS

Shoulder Cuts, Lb.

r B or Beying . No. 1 Qua ality

5 Oysters , “L White for Frying Fros-Shore Solid Pack

Breast and Neck Cuts -

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