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Failure of Roger Ferguson, the Detroit salesman charged with

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Waverly Set 400.00 Orland Set 192.50 Engagement Ring ..... 300.00

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To Appear or Yield Bond

several months ago, to appear for trial ‘although the case was set for hearing twice, brought an -ultimatum from Judge W. D. Bain of criminal court today. .

The judge reset the case for Aug.|

11 and warned that if Ferguson fails to appear for trial the $1500 bond, signed by Marty Frankfort,

‘| professional bondsman, will be for-

feited. Investigation of Ferguson’s failure to appear when the case was set for trial originally last week revealed that neither the defendant nor the bondsman had been notified, according to Judge Bain.

No-Subpena Sent There was no record showing who

Ferguson’s bondsman was, hence no|

subpena had been sent to Bondsman Frankfort. The case was called for trial again’ yesterday but Ferguson still didn't show up and his attorney, William B. Miller, explained “that Frankfort didn't have sufficient time to find the defendant and have

‘him in court.

Failure to notify the bondsman brought orders from Judge Bain for a general revamping of the

. |court’s bond record system.

Judge Bain said that in many cases only the amount of the bond is shown on the record, with no entry showing who the bondsman is. In the future, he said, court clerks will be instructed to enter the name of the bondsman along with the name of the defendant on the indictments and affidavits. Ferguson was charged with bitign Dewey Campbell, 847 N. LaSalle

{sts Warren ‘hotel clerk, March 6

when the clerk told him there were

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|MISSION CHIEF TAKES NEW POST

Rev. Eberhardt’s Successor} Is Being Sought by Wheeler Board.

The Rev, Herbert E. Eberhardt, whose resignation from the Wheeler City Rescue mission, 245 N. Dela~

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{the Evangelical Theological sem-|

{with ‘the International Union - of | children’s programs and in addi. | | Gospel Misisons in 1924, he started [tion supervised the radio broada radio broadcast over station|casts. . WFBM. This was the first mission| +The national convention of rescue | broadcast In the country dnd is now missions was held at the Wheeler! the oldest program in Indianapolis. Ww mission in 1927. Both the Rev. Mr. Eberhardt and!

and the publication of tracts

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BROKEN LENSES REPLACED

BRING IN THE PIECES

DR. JOS. E. KERNEL

his wife are natives of Indianapolis. |; a Printing press was installed in es CHIN TRRIINAL BD,

He is a graduate of Shortridge high started and a classified directory IS

school, North Central college and tracts was printed

The Rev. Mr. Eberhardt was inary at Naperville, Ill. He had pas-| {ident of the International Union of p torates in several {

churches of - the Indiana con-|1940,

ference before joining the mission, | Durin g his tenure of office a ob Mrs. Eberhardt is a graduate of day school, a Sunday breakfast club, |p Manfial Training high school and a young people's fellowship and a the Indianapolis Teachers’ college. |Sunday afternoon Bible school were She had charge of the musical and | established.

ware st., was accepted by the board of directors Tuesday night affer 23

years service, will ‘continue his duties as superintendent until a

"| successor is found. He resigned in

order to accept a new post in Washington, D. C. A committee has been appointed by Harry W, Krause, president of the board of directors, to select a successor to the Rev. Mr. Eberhardt. The Rev. Mr. Eberhardt’s post in| Washington is with the Central] Union. Mission where he will as-| fume the duties of superintendent on Oct. 1. That institution, which is described as one of the most | elaborate rescue missions in the, country, will celebrate its 60th anniversary this year, After serving two years as assist-

City mission, the Rev. Mr, Eberhardt! was appointed superintendent in 1923. The mission was then in the old Empire theater building. In 1928 the Rev,

ing and in a period of two weeks collected contributions and pledges totaling $155,000. Construction was started immediately, but the building. which. is on the site of the old Elm sdloon, was not completely free from debt tintil 1938. } After the affiliation of his mission

61 Women's Sport Suits—were 4.98; 3 Women's Pinafores—were 4.49.

10 Two-piece Dresses—were 4.98. .

..now, 3.49 30 Women's Pinafores—were 4.98. .now, 3.98 64 Women's Pinafores—were 3.98. .now, 2.98 .now, 3.98

os Mark- downs for. summer stock clearance make possible this big event. Hundreds of summer and all-year needs drastically reduced,

WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES

97 Women's Dresses—were 4.98; now, 3.98 16 Women's Dresses—were 3.98; now, 2.98 140 Women's Dresses—were 5.98; now, 4.98 8 Children's Pinafores—were 3.49; now, 2.49 4 Children's Pinafores—were 2.98: now, 1.98

now, 3.98

ant superintendent at the Wheeler}

Evangelical Gospel Missions from 1935 until b Accuracy,

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integrity, pure ma- $

terials, immediate attention, reasonable prices.

» Brookshire Pharmacy Co. ¢ {=

: 217 North Pennsylvania St.

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Mr. Eberhardt Bg launched a drive for a new 'build-{§

PEANUT BUTTER . . . - 2541c

Cross Roads

MILK— Country Club . . . 6.%5l¢

Vitamin D Added—Ask for Ice Cream roipy

FRUIT JARS

Ball—Kerr—Samco. Qt. doz, 59%

PORK & BEANS

Van Camp’s Improved—In Sauce

Fresh, Mild Flavor. The kind you like

LUX SOAP SWAN SOAP

Large Size

SWAN SOAP

Regular Size

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3s 200 31a 290

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HOT-DATED within one hour of roasting . « « flavor-sealed in the bean . . « store-ground dor yom. I's no wonder Kroger’s Hot-Dated Spotlight—ice cold—keeps the full-bodied flavor, the fragrant’ aroma of really fresh coffee! Iced or hot—it’s the 9 to 1 favorite wherever sold!

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SOAP and OINTMENT

|" GRAPEFRUIT JUICE..."

Country Club Sweetened—From Tree-Ripened Fruit

GRAPE JUICE........=

Country Club Pure,

SALAD DRESSING .... *

Embassy—Triple Mixed.

SUGAR............10 = 64°

Pure Cane.

SPRY ........3% 68°

Lb.—24e.

35¢ 31°

BOSCUL COFFEE . . . . . , 33c ‘JUNKET’ Rennet Tablets, *=" [le

Makes smooth Ice Cream with light cream

WOMEN’S SPORTSWEAR 40 White Pique Blouses—were 1.98. .now, 97¢

DRESS DEPARTMENT—MARKET ST. SIDE IN BASEMENT

WOMEN'S GLOVES

487 Pairs—were 1.00 now, 7c pr.

COUNTER 46—BASEMENT

NEW 1944 PACK JUNE

PEAS

Upper Deck, Tender 63 Short Sleeve Slipover Sweaters—were No. 2 JOO covivesuvennrannnncrnens ..now, &7c Wisconsin Peas, 52 Peasant Skirfymwere 2.98

122 Misses Seersucker Skirts——wers

WOMEN'S AN KLETS

134 Pairs Women's Anklets—wers Can

at a Low Price

11:

Luncheon Meat,

GOLD MEDAL

Or Pillsbury Flour.

CRACKERS

Country Club Saratoga Type.

ame BACON Lh. 24c

Sweet Cure—Lean, Whole or Half Sides.

SLICED BACON

Lean, Sweet, Machine Sliced

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PLAY SHOES 190 Pairs—were 2.39. .cc.vaesese..now, 1.29 88 Pairs Sandals—were 2.49

COUNTER 27A—BASEMENT

WOMEN'S SLIPS and APRONS 237 Cotton Slips—were 1.69 76 Safilene Slips—were 1.98 34 Gabardine Half Aprons—were 39¢: now, 27¢ 38 Sheer Aprangsdrere 1.00. 0euurs. now, 77¢

COUNTER 23—BASEMENT

PHENIX

b4 Print Skirts—were 2.98... .. 39 Spun Rayon Skirts—wers 1.98..

COUNTER (S~BASEMENT

WOMEN’S WEAR

288 Brassieres—were |.00 veo + NOW, 79¢ 826 Knit Panty Girdles—were 69¢c...now, 47¢ 463 Girdle Anchors—were 29¢...,..now, 25¢

. 106 Night Gowns—were 3.98 COUNTER 23—BASEMENT

Smart Summer Millinery

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WIENERS

Tender Juicy, Fine for Toasting.

BAKED LOAVES

Delicious Sandwiches,

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TOMATO SOUP

Phillips.

Ib 32¢

“Pickle Pimento

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157° Hats—were 1.98-2:49-2.98....now, 98c or Macaton: Leak LAYER CAKE ‘di ol 119 Hats—wera 1.25-1.00..... uw DEHYDRATED SOUPS, 8 25¢ SUMMER SA Lb. Kroger's Delicious—Fresh -Baked. hes 44 A ta MILLINERY DEPARTMENT_MARKET ST. FR Mild Spiced Sausage __ 35 LEMON JUICE can 8a NOW , LOGNA Treesweet, . 95 FARMER HATS CHILDREN'S BEDDING BOLOG Style—Extra Fine." GROUND BEEF RED BEANS ¥o. 3 9c 14 hy Joys Féimer Saw Hetmpwais 45c: now, 38 180 Chenille Bed Spreads—were 2.98. .now, 1.97 Lean, Fresh—For Loat or Patties, aT E . en's Farmer Straw Hats—were 59¢: now, 37¢ 132 Chenille Bed Spread re 3.98. .now, 2.97 L EEF LIVER Young, Tender Stewin econ 231 Women's Farmer Straw Hats—were 76 Carriage Robesowere 4.49, ..... now, 347 BEEF LIVER ras CHICKENS _ Eenc® No bree. °°. SALTED PEANUTS _ Pk (2g NOW | COUNTER {1—BASEMENT BEATE fhe Sect SPRING Chops Breast or JELLS ALL 3 Pk 23¢ | 95 CURTAINS HOUSEWARES nl Tender 32¢ Cut from 39 Neck for 1 8c Twinkle for Perfect Jell, 38 Pairs Priscilla Curtains—were 5.95...now, 3.95 17 Wood Mop Sticks—wers 25¢ now, 0c A Shvbl, 15 Rib, Lb. Pot Pie, Lis ie floral 106 Pairs Priscilla Curtaing—were 3.59. .now, 2.98 452 Pants Hangers—were 39c now, 10¢ . 206 Pairs Tailored Curtains—were 2.69. .now, 2.49 COUNTER 37—BASEMENT ‘RY b y : / : Eon Cr | SERVE KROGER'S FINER FRESHER SEA FOODS N 0 B T i e R N .- _NOW COUNTER 29—BASEMENT SEASONABLE GOODS FRESH CATFISH Lb. 39¢ HALIBUT STEAKS § 9 95 PIECE GOODS 34 Long Handle Cultivators—were 1.49; now, 77¢ Fully Dressed. Pan Size. . } i » . 7 . 160 Yds. Rayon Jersey—as 1.69. now, We yd. 10 Shigken fesdtri—mere |49- + now Je | | FRESH DRESSED YELLOW PIKE ™ 29c FRESH PICKEREL TISSUE i 420 Yds. Kale Spun Rayon—was |. 19; now, 79¢ yd. : ' “Medium Size. Dressed, Heads Off. For Baking. § NOW COUNTER 38—BASEMENT COUNTER 36—~BASEMENT. : i] 1 9.95 GLASSWARE CHILDREN'S WEAR FOR CANNING on 1800~9-o0x. Tumblers . 29¢ ot 4 were 40c doz. Now dos. 280 Sun Suits—were 1.00. .....now, 67¢c Pp E A C i i S * COUNTER 35—-BASEMENT . 420 Sun Suits—were 1.29......now, 87c MEN'S ‘WEAR 326 Sun Suits—were 98¢...... now, 67c NZS EAT Bb: | I. 9. v1 a. 146 Men's Sport Shirts—were 1.98 8 Sun Suits—were 2.98........now, 1.97 NS ) oC bu 79 - * ; , te Georgia Elberta Freestone : Lb. 10¢ Haste: | 1| 68 Men's Sport Shirts—wers 239 Sun Suits—were 1.98. .... now, 1.37 & Get Yours Today for Canning - chair. 3.13 now, 1.97 : $2.95 188 Mobs Sport SH sees 274 Slack Suits—were 1.98....now, 1.37 regulné | 3.98 trienenss now, 2.47 77 Slack Suits—were 2,98. .....now, 1.97 MN E {, T A R ; WN P i wo | 3 Jain Men's Slacks—were oz ' COUNTER 34—BASEMENT $ id ; 296 Pairs Men's Slacks—were "x BABY WEAR INFANTS’ Fancy Freestone, Large Size. 94. ib.

«now, 2.97 17 Men's Cotton Twill Sport Hats—were i 18% oie onnn WEP aTT now, 97¢ Sabri 36 Men's Dress Straw Hats—were

¥ : 149 connnvnnanianes Liaw now, 97¢ a 28.93 COUNTER 27—BASEMENT 37 Chenille Robes—were

Homans : y 4 4 en , 100 (asrravesssinsnnnisnow, 67¢ 28.98 MEN'S TI ES } 42 ds. Khaki Crib Sheet—was

526 Summer Tespwaia 25¢. . OW, 10¢ 1.00 sstestascss NOW, yard, 47¢ : ok ™ assum? :

Buy Now for Canning. lug “Very Low Price!

ilored in 3.79 Jevavs 14.95

ut 25 in

Sets starsat

720 Baby Pants—were 49¢. .now, 10c

246 Chenille Sacques—were 49c eraser ess va ssa NOW, 376

: “SUMMER BONNETS “LETTUCE

Presh Crisp—Solid Iceberg.

51 were 1.19; now, 57¢ Sweet Juicy—Santa Rosa.’

POTATOES 10 ™,. 53¢

= V..8. No. 1, Size A, California Long Whites,

FRESH. PEAS __________ “ 10¢

» Fresh, Well Filled Pods,

- ORANGES

© Finest Salitomia \ Valencias.

1 Lbs. {| ONIONS _ te mm om es we 4 26¢. ! :

Saliforuia Street. Jumbo Red.

85 were 79¢; now, 37¢: 129 were $1; now, 49¢

27 were 2.39: now, 1.17 Sweet, Red d Ripe, ‘Georgia Cuban

Queens. Buy by Weight. You Pay Only According to Size.