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JAN. 17, 1930.
LLOYD GEORGE
CELEBRATES HIS
S7TH BIRTHDAY
British Statesman Battling
to Regain Power for
Liberals.
Bv United Prete
LONDON, Jan. 17.—David Lloyd
George. successor to the late “Tay-
Pay” O'Connor as father of the
British House of Commons, is 67 to
day.
The famous statesman, who has
won numerous high distinctions
during his busy life, starts out his
68th year with still two more honors
since he also is the oldest member
of the House of Commons from the
standpoint of service. He has held
the Carnarvon seat since 1890, a
consecutive term of forty years.
His birthday was to be one oi
w'ork The diminutive Welsh wizard
had little time for hundreds of
congratulatory telegrams.
He is determined to carry his
rigorous policy to regain for the
Liberal p artv t * lo ru^ng power and
prestige which was lost in October
Ol 1922, When he resigned the
premiership, with relentless per
sistency. _ .. _ , .
For a number of months, David
Lloyd George has been considered
the central pdAnt of Great Britain s
political maelstrom. Even though
his party has been out of power
since 1922. his position has been re
garded as the crux of the political
situation.
A political axiom lately has been,
“Watch Llovd George, because as he
goes, so does the government.”
Wniie it is not expected that he
will be elected premier. His in
fluence in the election is enormous.
Prize Recipes
by Readers
Raked Oyster Loaf
Mix together 3 eggs, 1 quart fresh
oysters, l - pounds round steak
(ground*, l‘.i pounds fresh lean
pork, 2 teaspoons salt (scant) and
teaspoon pepper. Form into a
loaf and bake 1 hour.
MRS. WINIFRED LEAH JAQUES.
317 Broadway, Logansport, Ind.
Date Pudding
Two eggs, cup of sugar. 3 heaping
tablespoons of flour, 2 tablespoons
of cream, 1 teaspoon of
baking powder, cup of chopped Eng
lish walnuts, 1 cup of finely chopped
dates.
Bake in a buttered pan set in a
pan of water. Bake from forty to
forty-five minutes. Serve with
whipped cream or ice cream.
MRS. DALLAS GOOD.
Sheridan, Ind.
Dumplings—Two cups flour, 4
teaspoons baking powder, 1 tea
spoon salt, two-thircls cup water I
Mix and sift the flour, baking
powder and salt. Mix in sufficient
water to give the proper con
sistency for rolling. Roll and cut
as you would biscuits. Either drop
the dumplings into the stew, or,
better still, lay in a greased steamer,
cover closely and steam about fif
teen minutes. Any gravy which has
been left mav be abided to the stew.
MISS STESLLA SINGER.
1717 South Talbot, street.
Reef Stew With Dumplings
Three or four cups beef, 2 table
spoons butter, flour, 1 teaspoon sali.
-teaspoon pepper, 1 quart boiling
water, 1 quart tomatoes, 3 or 4 po
tatoes, 4 onions, 4 carrots, -tea
spoon celery salt, J s-teaspoon pap
rika.
Cut the beef into cubes, dredge
with flour and sprinkle with salt
SATURDAY SPECIALS AT
IBRAUER’S wash|
rn PURE LARD, 5 Lbs... .53c
I FRESH HAMS, Lb... 19y 2 c
Shoulders § ( y- n h „ Hamburg, Lb. i7V 2 c
Lb I6V2C 1 RIBS, Lb 15c
■*ure Pork Sausage, Lb., 15c Pi CHICS
,o ßi" nd Pork Chops, Lb., 25c Lb., lOC \
,!' S Smoked Hams, Lb., 25c
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and pepper. Melt the butter, or ba
con drippings, in a skillet, add beef
and brown. Turn into a ketttle and
rinse out every bit of the brown
with the boiling water. Add to the
meat, together with the tomatoes,
potatoes, onions, carrots, celery salt
and paprika. Cover and simmer
slowly until all of ihe vegetables
are tender. More water may be
added if necessary. Serve hot with
dumplings.
Rolled Oats Cookies
Two cups soft A or granulated
sugar, 1 cup butter and lard mixed,
4 cups rolled oats, t 4 cups flour, 1
pound seeded raisins, 1 1 i teaspoons
baking seda, lVi teaspoons warm
water. 3 teaspoons cinnamon, 3 eggs.
Cream sugar, butter and lard to
gether; add beaten eggs, cinna
mon and soda dissolved in water.
KO-WE-BA
['MEANS the fSEST'j
COFFEE
KOTEE, WELLS & BAUER CO
INDIANAPOLIS
On request, sent with stamped
addressed envelope, Mr. Ripley
will furnish proof of anything
depicted by him.
Cut raisins and add to oats and
flour. Mix all together and stir well.
Drop mixture into greased pan by
spoonfuls in hot oven.
MRS. EMERY J. RASLEY.
803 North Jefferson avenue.
Sweet Potato Croquettes
Three cups of hot mashed sweet
potatoes, three tablespoons of but
ter, one-half teaspoon of salt, one
beaten egg and one-half cup of
chopped nuts.
Mix the ingredients, cool, shape
into croquettes, dip in dry bread or
cracker crumbs, then into beaten
egg and back into the crumbs again.
A Delightful
Dressing for
All Salads
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Also Phoenix
Coffee, Canned
Fruit, Canned b
Vegetables, etc. > ,
AT ALL INDEPENDENT £
GROCERS t
PACKED BY
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INDIANAPOLIS
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
L? 1? Registered C S.
O V Patent Office.
RIPLEY
Fry in deep fat and drain. This
makes sixteen the size of hen eggs.
MRS. RAYMOND SNYDER,
R. R. 1, Arcadia, Ind.
Search for Communists
Bp United Pngs
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 17.—A vigor
ous search is being conducted for
Communists as a result of recent
red demonstrations against Mexico
in Washington, Detroit and Buenos
Aires. Numerous expulsions of un
desirable foreigners are planned.
Among the sixteen leading states
of the country which supply 63 per
cent of the men for the United
States navy, Indiana stands eighth.
MIXED PHONE CALLS
AROUSE JUDGE’S IRE
Gives Bootleggers Year to Stop
Slumber Disturbance.
Bu United Press
RIVERHEAD. L. I„ Jan. 17.—Sim
ilarity in telephone numbers fre
quently causes a deal of inconven
ience, but seldom as much as it will
cost Herman Kramer and his wife,
Gertie.
The Kramers were among a dozen
roadhouse proprietors rounded up
last summer As their cares came
up in county court, ether propri
etors pleaded guilty and escaped
The Best Pound
You Ever Bought!
CARLOAD SALES SATURDAY
BALDWIN APPLES
$1.50... $1.75“
POTATOES
PER 60 POUND BUSHEL
Round White, small size $1.25
Red River Cobblers
Red River Ohios $2.15
Idaho Bakers $2.25
OPEN ALL NIGHT EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT
At Car Door—23o Virginia Ave.
Just South cf B. & O. Freight House
HAMILL BROS. DISTRIBUTORS
Ijn ECONOMY ♦ YEAR ♦ FOR + KROGER * CUSTOMERS
I yffe kroger^
gUZEbtt SAI *
Pj£p|:s|i§y Ml jpP’ Leading right in 1930—from the greatest economy year
L -pf gp ▼ ’ in Kroger history—into a year that will undoubtedly
||| 'wQpsSir be still greater. Plan now to enjoy your share of the millions of
I * ftfl NP dollars that Kroger customers will save this year. When you figure
1 *** your 1930 budget—there will be more to put into “Savings” if that
I most important item “Foods” reads “from Krogers’s.”
nr lams W H°Sf ° r ★READ THE INTERESTING FOOD FACTS BELOW
AH Surplus Fat and Skin Removed
Lb.
Choice Slices, lb., 42 4 J r P& G b?
Ground Meat ?or r MiTo3' “Uc y Laundry Soap k.
Fresh Picnics <*. .StfS. u... ISc y Tl Bars x
-™, __. / JA r jrF M V
Sliced Bacon' rn, x,‘rot;n.; 33c << __
' __ A eggs i>
IP ‘ 1 M A HT and SS S Guaranteed Fresh
I 15 Ltl” 47c
Grapefruit aa 4 for 25c
at Kroger '-t'lres were brewed in one
Sweet Potatoes Nancy Halls 6 Lhg. ZJt 11^ -■ mrh'n?
BANANAS ssnr 4 25c SALK 0F fruits
_ An unusual opportunity to Mock your pantry for
Camay Toi,et Soa P 3 Cakes 2*3© Country Club y° ur bala ” r of th '‘ "inter need*
Hominy „ 9e Peaches &srj te 3as 67c
Cornmeal „ w ,5!.7„ w 3 toe unte can, asc v> cans, sa.ao
Calumet * Del Monte 3'e.s-73e
Colltt Fr'en , ch B pran,i. L 'b , 35© . Large c;in, 250 * 12 cans, $2.85
Blue Rose Rice h™S”k'c 5 Lb ‘ *7c sh—i— %>. 'in r
Tomatoes or ComW 3 *sc readies
( an * ] 2 cans, 77c
Finest Flour 49c 95c
Country Club Bread Loaf, 5c ; I’4-I.ii .sc Apricots ..SKtr™.
Poundcake 17C Large can, 20c * 12 cans. 52.2 Q
I Vanilla Wafers ’SfiT 22c Cherries STli7,sS!iu 367 c
I Country Club Jell Flavors, Pkg., 6c No. 2 can, 23c * 12 cans, $2.00
Americas House wiv£S_SAVit* $25,993 i 9B3 1 33_AT_KROGER STORES Last Yeß Pineapple 367 c
No. 2 can, 23c * 12 cans, $2.00
★ All the foods that Kroger customers A Aaveo y /
consumed durina 192, If Sjrnred at oct __ _ __
the average price of these foods at
stores throughout the country as substan- A UotrosusAf \ IP &UIC Itca-lx n.. r £<i */C
tinted by bulletins published montiily bj I \\ j \ „„
V. S. Derartment of Labor would have / \\ 92<// \ No. 2 Can, 30C * 12 Cans,
cost them 5J5.93,95;1.33 more than they / \\ jf \
paid at Kroger-*. That's ouUe a slice of / \\// ' \ .
money that Kroner customers saved. I W/ 1 f m* rt.iji-fr GJul 9 K ■
These Htures are based on the savin** j y I wild MJk Royal Am • j) Cans A
which Kro*er customers made in the pur- 1 DDirc qc *. tnnot I r . _ 0O
chase of 12 basic food Items last year 1 * C E fCk ' OS / Large Can, 3oC * 12 Can.S, $3.90
These Items, those that the average family 1 SOLD AT J
nses almost dally, were Hotter, Fresh Kb*:*, \ iterirrc tTCiB CC /
Bread Sugar. Coffee. Floor. Corn, Peas. \ ■■ ■
Tomatoes Lard. Meat and Potatoes. \ IN 102.(J J —i .
The ability to offer the freshest \ / 9*?
foods at su<li tremendous ravines I* at- '.,Xjr _ nil tk' atf dm
f-actlne mor- and more women to Kroger
with fines. The Kramers unhesi
tatingly entered similar pleas.
“My telephone number is almost
the same as the one at this
-cadhouse,” Judge George H. Fur
man said. ‘‘l don't have to be told
about the place. A lot of people
kept getting m on the telephone
when they wanted the roadhouse. I
learned what their bus ness w-as. I
will impose a one-year jail sentence
to be sure the place is closed.”
Sausage Causes Death of 6
SEVILLE, Spain, Jan. 17.—Pork
sausage infected by trichinosis has
resulted in the death of six silver
miners here and the grave illness
of sixty others. Emilio Gil, manu
facturer of the sausages, was held.
MIT.K-FKn
POULTRY
SPECIALS EOF. SATI KUAX
FRYERS 32c
Very Special, lb
HENS ... 32c
Free Dressing While Von Waft
Phone Lincoln 4979
City Poultry Market
125 N. Alabama St.
Northeast tor. Ala. & Wabash
STATISTICIAN TO SPEAK
New York Editor to Appeat at Meet
ing Here Feb. 27.
Robert M. Davis, statistical ed
itor of the McGraw-Hill Publishing
Company of New York, will speak
at an open forum meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce, Feb. 27.
Davis comes here at the request
of Dr. W. M. Steuart, census direc
tor at Washington. He will ad
® Chuck 1 A Best Pure Ifir Veal 90 a
$ Roast IjC LARD IUC Roast ZZC §
Beef II ; 'cal 1 7 „
Boil JL*xC Creamery 9 0 Pocket II C @
BI TTER J4*C
5 Round Q ! 'cal 9l
® Steak ZBC Pork 1 C Chops. ZDC #
X ROAST....* £
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| 5.,, 18c 15cP 7ic •
• Beef 101 Cream OO ■ S, ' crd Ift. eg
Brains... CIIEES3, Zj£ Liver I"C ®
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Flank Slankiess n-j Spare ■> 7 _
% Steak ZoC PICNICS Z
2 Beef 1 r Mild and s"ugar Cured Jowl j 4
tse Hearts.... IDC Genuine Break- or Bacon ... lit W
fast BACON ZDC $
• Beef 9 C No. 1 Quality Bacon 1 g
Tongues. ZDCj 1 Squares... IUC ®
& EGGS. oq 4*
IjSj Lamb -I Q Sat. Only J/L Pork IQ
Roast lOC Shoulder.. lOC JJ
W ; I No. 1 Quality OAt* ®
& Lamb -i Ojl Smoked HAMS.. ZfIC Fresh |(Q m
A Stew..... 1Z 2C. Whole or Half Side IDC
i
® Lamb 00 CHILI SAUCE. 2 O A Pork
Chops.... (ULtX, Large Bottles for. uJL Steak tiUv
PAGE 17
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manufacturing find distribution.
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