Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1951 — Page 25

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second rou . nual Indian: Pol 1 he, D pionship tods {The Kingan folks have selected a special as- 0 ha : w Rr A ii

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‘sortment of true Hoosier. foods which you'll bl yi HE A Hn WR $ initial 18 hi

find featured in food stores all over Indiana this 1 fp fe LE y a rah 2 yh week. They are the kind of good things Hoosier : : oy : : x NX Morey of Ma families love to eat—and they're packed and rl | ) Serve Hoosier Poet Cof- t ; paged A Sih processed right here in Our Town for you by a : : i || fee iced cold. Cools you e ] They Shipp Kingan’s fine staff of 3700 Indiana men and © : ; . |] off... picks youup... 14 en 4 or but | women. Buy these today, and enjoy a happy Sm 8 | right away! Long famous ; : a one-strolis

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meal tonight! HEAT TREATMENT—Workmen are busy caulking the win- | dows and pointing up the masonry of Goodwill Industries, Senate | . came home Ave. and Georgia 3 Zhe project, financed Sith a $4000 Hipend on VALUE! Coupon in | ' J Jimmy Scof! from the Community Chest, is to cut down fuel costs for heating || every tin saves you about || former Indi: Wonderful, Wonderful i

Ta . who won th the building in the winter. 7c a pound. Be thrifty— two years !

| : | . i . A under-par 68 Wieners! Hotter Than Usua Ant Takes to Air get Hoosier Poet tomor- : - a We : | MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP)—E. A.] row. A+ independent | and repeated Hoosiers love these Kingan’s Gaulding saw a paratrooper ant. Pp = : pos 18 Wieners . .', plump and juicy, he ant was carrying an insect: stores. - od

i Ivan G {1 , usi sect’ } Bh meats are 100% U. S. Govern. oose and, using the insect’s wings

L : » a 69s, there Ww ; » like a parachute, glided the four | ( | 5 . or z mens inspected. Cello-wrapped, For Great Plains feet to the ground. POET i 70 3meng an \ | | ‘ y

of course!

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2—Most| BOSTON (UP)—A mother cat and Jim Gui : of the country will experience 2 at the Boston Museum of Science > ° Morey, wt of . hotter than usual August, is taking care of three baby . i th d § his third ar Beautiful, Beautiful ’ : [the Central Great Plains region skunks whose own mother was M. O'CONNOR & COMPANY “ on e 1a hirdies and J 3 B ' a m {being hottest. « killed in an accident. ¢ round, Heo | This is the prediction of the =f Shafer open: ‘ acon. === TaN {U, 8. Weather Bureau's extended . / . > ‘ - and fired a | I Kingan's Circle K Bacon looks / EN oy forecast section for August. They | _ . The fleld

f a a l[say, however, that the West ; y ~ Sip day's 18 wonderful to begin with—and it's [Coast and the Southeast can ex-| : : J lgdays ad

4 (Just as good as it looks! Cused ty SF an, Ra 8 N 3 2% oo pRehon coder ANEost than amamd so Fa aay ] bE z " ae . Pe Hes SoA Cour specs) process, smoked fast Lose Z 7. “Near” frdrmal temperatures are : , Fo r “Dale Morey, |

right! Psiced right, foo! You'll be = )C./f [expected during the month" for 3 Sir Siobece Myers ‘glad you brought home this ~ LN, Jie Nori Atlantic States and the | Jimmy Scott, N bacon! It’s delicious! o Valley, i Jam Drake, Ri More -rain than usual is pre- “Ted Lach, Indi ‘ : {djcted, during August, for the ‘ , Red Widener, A [South - Atlantic. and East Guilt Rare Dak. [states and in most of Arizona, Jim Guinnug, | ’ s (Utah and Colorado. E Paul Sparks, K A drier than usual August is : ode SR A Happy Hoosier {indicated in most of the North. : Da S fe ' least, the Great Lakes, the Upper ig CoM pecial! Mississippi Valley and the Great Mike Stefanchil Plains. In the rest of the country, “Wendell Aldric No matter how you spell it, Near normal amounts of rain are ; : In hase Kingan's Braunschweiger is fist eXpected for August. rine “Cnet Baker. i

TN —— *Ralph Jordan, Gene Conway, | " Frank Sidritz, | | You Miss i Gordon Leishm: A Wavne Timbern Jim Shaw, Sou *Nicek Garbacz! Fred Brant, W Joe Stark, Indi “Boh Crouch, I *Art Gee, 8t. J

choice of everybody who knows his or her Braunschweiger! Prepared to a King’s taste (and a Y Queen's, too!) ... this is a taste our Pa treat that our Kingan folks make | per 01. for you with special care.

The Times and its carriers

en - . Chuck Garringe deavor to maintain uninter . A Rich: sucess , . . : Richard Dodds, rupted home delivery service, “Willard Redd, but occasionally a subscriber Pack Let: |

HS . : . ut “Jack Leer, In : If You Like . : WIgHt fail to receive his copy. : “RN Thompson > J : ? y “Dr. Howard Bi Should your. carrier miss “Jim McKeigha

to Loaf. — A you, call PL aza 5351 before 7 Join Watson: S 4 p- m. weekdays or 11 a. m. on AN } Nish Grant, Kol Or if you are just a very Cs a N Sundays, and your paper will . X X “Dave Holmes. : be delivered by special mes- : 1 Norman Dunia busy housewife, you'll par- Y speck: h \ } ad " 5 Dave Melville, ularly i : | wenger. 2) : Name, Emery touarly appreciate our (CREEL | tem | 0 | KRE-MEL LEMON PIE FILLING ONE CENT ini ingan's eliable Pilot Ad ; She he 5 * 3 J / Noel Epperson, t oh NE 3 / < 17. . { Wayne Hensley Loaf. Makes a meal in a [55 so ER pd A b Hot Enough, Boys? i \: : b i. Tom Wright, N Ch Re an wo IN BUY ATTACHED PACKA hen ee few minutes.., perfect with 5 Sa ST. LOUIS (UP)—The 30 ma- g / ¢. r ph ally Martin, es g 3 2 og Sa + ig \ $ / - ene ‘oulter $185, oF sanounded with (77 BN A oealers he as : : : RT x Pratt Teal, | " » 18 £ s @ C ; - aT J "Sco eal, vegetables. It's prepared eS at tion here this month. The aver- . ¢ EA ; : \ a Yili Chava) from selected meats. : Ce age temperature during their go An Sun O'Neal Mighty good hot or cold. PI ya / four-day meeting was 80 degrees. ~~ Ye Be gi 2, . lohn_ Mislan, eg. a ou hy , “Pa Patsue, I Makes delicious sand- ON pe | . a 3 . s Marshal Charl wiches. too! | + “Sam Lascheni

Tack Laffey, Ii Marion Smith,

Bill Heinlein, ! *Russell Rader, "Reese Berry, | Tiunk Anderson “Ilovd Morris, | *Don Sharpe © Ww § that’s a hit different! Try Kingan’s : ge - Ha RR

~| ’ he “Bob McGuire, If you're sa Sed 2 HL L wd ’ “Roh Blake, A 3 3 Harry Toole. I C bi : 3 Don Schieve, A ombination... | : ; “Tova Moriiv, Tany Jurkowles Ham and Lima Beans. . . good —

A Hoosier about beans ar asin:

*Rohert Miller,

, . ] FE 4 . Pd Don © jah and good and filling, too! A nu- — | n E Wf ry ) aL a : . 3 3 *Jim Farringto tritious, economical dish that will 3 h Na Jack T aaiman, / f S > { Bn - ARaiph "Heinlei: answer ‘your August meal probe y? Be ; ¢ - ¥ddie Lawson, orlemsl p be; : En pr : 3 X \ 4 ) *Ken Peroifiele

*Jim Shields, ) Herb Meinert, Rill Russell, In *Tom Bujeker, You Pela, Indi *Bill Redding |] "Mike Garbacz, *Iack Mummer! Mike Kaperak, Charles Gullie, “Alex Zgérka, “Steve Romany Mal McMullen, Vie Kelley, Sor *Vick Bybee, P *Clayton Niche Fred Reid, Ind “Bob Schuman *Jim Harrison, *Herman Kohlr “James Rankin *Frank Wellan

“Marvin Shaw,

\ + Vi 3 - ipa mshi EEN i 4 Charles Pace, 1413 CRUSTY MiX oe - we : — — [ eens Toute Quarnnd n ni = " Jimmy Vaughn 3 a Herman Eubels “Paul Lindenb« “Charles Dappl “Harold Cork, “Pete Burkhold *Steve Lasheni

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you pay Vepeipators= : A. a AR for beans today Y ; I a, SW Nt i John Jameson, a quart of milk / ’ a oa il : Dn ator,

*Ken Foster, | Dick Keil. Ind

Hy!) ¥ ; a " : | » y # * EN a A 3 % *W. B. Butler, is worth You and Crustquick do it Quicker! Boje A aE him metemnmonmesono: Boe semimens . g iv HE 3 % *¥iarry Forse, 30¢ oo He Ea Imagine. Three minutes to the pie-pan! That's how fast they i je 3 | Re 4 Hoe Pulliam, ® Everyone knows milk is the : d roll C . . . AN 3 x 5 : : : YDaus Slmme mix and roll Crustquick pie dough in Betty Crocker’s kitchen Julius Ederivl most valuable food — here's proof And light? And flak , : . . Do i that it's most econemical, too! | . nd light? And flaky? It's beautiful! That's because Crustquick aXyun_ Harlan, At current prices of all foods, is made from Betty Crocker’s own recipe for perfect piecrust. E: - sRed Wagoner every dollar spent for milk is All you add is water. : 3 4 3 pte ha Havera Fovmi ’ 0 3 Jack Sanders, worth $1.36. At today’s navy Try Crustquick now, while you can get wonderful Kre.mel “F. M. Hoppe

Ray Jones, Al

bean prices, every milk dollar is Lemon Pie Filli NA a ; : i i ok 5 Carl Brown, | ie Filling with ] ; : ; , orl 7.60.8 . ng u th it for just one penny extro : ge \ Vora Keer. i ; : _ j v wR 0 So, to stretch food money, you Great Day, Such Lemon Pie! : & a X hip SIR fice

*Vern Dimond

- Kre-mel Lemon Pie Filling is so tart and tasty ...so lemony . : POG : : SNe Ramee fresh. Yet there's no paring, grating, squeezing of lemons. So easy, so foolproof—saves time, money, and you! Try this luscious lemon filling now before special money-saving offer ends!

simply serve more milk. Try it on your budget!

“Walter Myers

CKERS OF Q | | 1 Murry! while offer lasts! : nm dL] ff a Ee