Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1945 — Page 7

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draft law. placements

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ODD TABLES 15 Off Cedar Chests

Cavalier Cedar Chests . ARived Too Late for Christ-

Coffee Tables . . . Cocktail Tables of all kinds, -

Mir irrors 14 Off

0dd Dresse rs $3] 7%

Hollywood Beds

Completely equipped with white ette~head brards and coil box springs!

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and OTTOMANS

One group, your choice! were $59 to $89, ‘now

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Large selection. Regularly $24.95, now priced at

CHAIRS

19% .

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$55 1 5

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‘quantities last.

Floor Lamps i J AL Floor Lamps ew SIE Table Lamps

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All units subject to prior sale. All prices only while

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WARD'S ARMY- BOSS "FORGETS. DISCOUNT

CHICAGO, Jan. 4 (U. P.).—~Maj: Gen: Joseph Byron, army boss of the seized Montgomery Ward properties, was a customer yesterday in the Chicago retail store for some ash trays. Asked if he had received the 10

said; “I forgot all about it.”

STAMP CLUB MEETING The Indiina Stamp Club will meet, at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow at the AntUnited States stamps will be discussed. .

| XROGER'S CLOCK BREAD

It's no accident that you get big

fresh to give you real oven

to give you rich baked-in flavor. Clocked-

Paton Is Rated Ta? Fodbicn Plate

> Brie Johhston, president of. the | U..8. Chamber of Commerce; actor Charles . Bickford, : singer Ezio Pinza, concert artist +n post-war problems will ne cone ducted tomorrow at the 8:30 p. m. -

actor Clifton Webb, and mation | rrtice at the temple of the United picture, executive Louis B. Mayer, |Hebrew con

WRC POST TO INSTALL

Alvin P, Hovey Corps tomorrow at 512

NEW YORK, Jan. i (0. Pre Secretary of State Edward. R. Stettinius Jr., and Britain’s Foreign Minister Anthony Eden yes-: | terday were named as the best dressed men in politics ona 1944 list which cited Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Lt. Gen. George S. Patton Jr., as the fashion lead~ ers among military men, Selected by Fashion Art Design, which recently mamed = Mrs, Eleanor Roosevelt among 1944's |a best dressed women, the others on the list of 10 well dressed men are:

Mario Berini,

ok 30 p. as installing fTeé

No.

luhcheon. New officer 'S

. with : “B

opera.

stage and screen

Women’s Relief | 5 196 will meet at no N. Illinois st

~TrewRLE WILL STAGE - - POST-WAR FORUM -

.The first of a series of forums

gation. Rabbi uel J. Fox will open

the

g5ie Hart] Friday evening service and torum.

| The public is invited.

ger savings

and fresher flavor. Made from finest wheat

26.4 01.

fragrance. Loaves

Priced low to save you money.

GRADE “A”

GRADE “B”

Med. FRESH EGGS :- §2¢ i Doz. . Large Size, Doz, 58¢ Large

EGGS Med. Size - Doz.

48°

Size, Doz. 52¢ : ;

HOMINY KRAUT .

PEACHES .

Leesesaseanes Jackson's, point free,

Scott Co.—~Not Rationed

Mom 1 1 c

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Quart c Seost Co~No Points Required Jar * oo oe 0 oo oo Drew’s Whole Unpeeled - No. 2%

Now 40 Points

APRICOTS iy

Country Club Halves Now 60 Points oe eo oo oo oo

Facial Tissues --While They Last

SCOTTIES. . 5% . . .

Goldmedal or Pillsbury:

Can

23° 28:

No. 2!2 Can

NAVY BEANS os GNASY CHILE SAUCE .. .......... a 100 No points required, Moneta—30 Points. PRUNES. ani: 3ess 39¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .... “cx 29¢ Ration free. Lb. pkg. 15¢ Country Club—No points, '| EVAPORATED APRICOTS re. 830 BEETS essa idatenis minnie i 128 Point free. Like e—No ration points, | EVAPORATED PEACHES = 36¢ TURNIP GREENS No.2 {0g Requires no points, 0 ree. PORK AND BEANS Ne. 10c FLOUR 5 an SLIT

=. 11

| SEE KROGER'S SPOTLIGHT-IN THE BEAN, SO | KNOW IT8 GRINDER-FRESH!

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ALL FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES * POINT-FREE!

CELERY

New Florida Red Triumphs,

GRAPEFRUIT

. Texas Seedless, Sweet, Extra Juicy. ] 0 to 12 to the bag.

APPLES

. Fancy Western Box Rome Beaufy or Deliclous. Crisp and Juicy.

u. Ss.

Medium Spanish, ‘mild ‘flavor, ’

BUY NOW!

Supplies will be scarce later.

government demand - is

very heavy for army and navy. Get yours today.

POTATOES

U.S. No.1 Size A Maine Chippewas

‘Clean, Solid, Good Coghars

50:1

0: 53: 329°

pan Ly ui 15¢. CARROTS . vir -& Brens 196 { New Florida, crisp, tender, Fancy California. | BROGGOLI - .... mn29¢ SPINAGH og (0c { Fresh, green shoots, Young Texas, clean washed, TURNIPS ~~ on? 90 CABBAGE _ — 1. 6¢ Purple Top, sweet, tendér, —— _. Danish solid heads. NEW POTATOES _ .... 4 ...29c ONIONS 5 ru 190

CHOPS

Rib Cut for Broiling

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WIENERS ; w 370 Tender, juicy, skinless, fine Jor lunches, PORK SAUSAGE " | Bakep Loar 3% LOFR SRGIALL {} Home style; serve hot or cold. Just heat asty Bu ne for breakias "for hot loaf, BOLOGNA SAUSAGE 33

| WHITING

MINCE MEAT . " ., 2le

In bulk, for delicious ples,

SAUERKRAUT

Firm, White, crispy.

Cases asannns

FILLETS OF BLUE PIKE

Fancy quality, delicious flavor,

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ESA L ARI ARERR IRRNSY

Pan’ size, dressed,

Delicious for sandyiches or fried; sliced.

Young Tender—N. Y. Dress

a «in A20

w. 166

"*FILLET OF COD

Firm, white, flaky.

* CATFISH

Frosh dressed. "pans size.

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trl 2

ROASTING GHIGKENS . . Ib. 43¢ CHEESE .......... Ih. 2

+ For lunches or cooking, mild flavor

SERVE KROGER'S SEA FOODS AND YOU SERVE THE FINEST

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SAVE PRECIOUS RED POINTS

MARGARINE w 116 Eatmore—Only 2 points. GOOD LUCK ww. 26¢ Margarine—2 points. KEYKO .. 1» 436

Margarine—2 points.

Mott's assorted—ration’ free,

PRESERVES 21> 4g |

Dainty lunch. Ration-free.

PEANUT BUTTER 23: 3Te

Embassy—Ration free.

TOMATO SOUP 3 ...25¢ Campbell's—Not rationed. TOMATO CATSUP if. 15¢

Country Club—Now only 30 points.

RITZ CRACKERS _ .. 2l¢ AVALON... ae OMe

Boap Granules. TOMATO SOUP Campbell's—Not rationed

Large

TOMATO CATSUP L:¥ 15¢ RITZ CRACKERS 21¢ AVALON Jo 2e

Soap Granules,

BOSCL COFFEE » 33 CLOROX

13-Gal,, 33¢

“17°

IVORY SOAP

large size

329° CAMAY SOAP

3 = 20°

LUX SOAP 3 = 20° _PALMOLIVE SOAP 3-200 i SWAN soap

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