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PAGE 14
POLICE SEIZE ALKY IN
RAID ON RADIO SHOP
Owner Charred With Operation of
Blind Tiger; Had Two Gallon*.
The moon really came over the
mountain without the aid of Kate
Smith in the radio shop of Lon
REGAL °=rJ2r TEA
Rich in flavor—pleasing in taste. Served ice cold it refreshes 11 ,
up jaded appetites. Try a package today. I
m isb
V^So^7 s WfiSfjfT
\ mt *u crac ?ic\ Butt n e \ "' k
n=£7illMi-a 11 m ilj j PURE CANE
sugar
RED SALMON 23c 25 & $1.12
I Af* IB I™ B* American (ft _ Del Monte
LUAr UHttot m Lb - 4jC APRICOTS
MAXWELL HOUSE —29 c , 19 C
fOMATO JUICE- 4 C3ns 19c Asparagus c 13c
Marshmallows 17c
Hr*; 5pP Campfire in one i ■ “
Hk W A mtW awraa a ms W| mj| K --JT <tJSn pound economy pkg.
NEW GREEN BEANS 2 Lb,. 13c C °[ n Si?s®! I” 19c
TOMATOES hothouse r*mt 16c p Kßepi , ue<; *- ,
NEW POTATOES ho. , 10 i* 23c ™r™® S |7C
CANTALOUPES as size 3 fr 25c as!ort l!2!L™_
LEMONS SUHKIST 360 SIZE Dozen 25c _ _
JMu, BANANAS P“G SOAP
WA “The largest selling soap in the world”
I K 3 Lbs - 17° I 9 Bars 25c
CLIMALENE Vvr 19> SHREDDED WHEAT-*. 10c
LIFEBUOY S'3al7> MOTHER’S COCOA,?, 10c
GOLD DUST §= 3-10 c PORK • BEANS dS, <■ 5
JELLO _ A ,S? 3■ 2Qc
.one Star Hoosier Gold
SUGAR WAFERS BUTTER jg Wim
Dainty, rrlspy wafers with delicious, creamy Q_ . J W 'J) gr%,
chocolate and vanilla centers r OUiIQ
Lb. 21C SOLD BROOK BUTTER c. 18c
Biscuit co. ■“' Am I%A . f, D . .
In Vd-Lb. Print*
Red Cross MEATS
. Macaroni or Spaghetti M Boiled Ham
2 pkg*. 15c “r Lb. 29c
SMOKED BUTTS a. 16c
S F * H.Y FRESH GROUND BEEF a. 12 He
AA SLICED BACON %-u. 10c
% D|r Pf K Is H-Ib. cellophane wrapped pkg.
8 * wfciLr Pork Chops Lb. 14c Frankfurters Lb-10e
Lean rib. Large, Juicy
Above Prices Good
Only in Indianapolis, v -w g|
Zionsville, New Palestine, nMDIVIDUAUY^^^^^^J^
and Brownsburg
EACH REGAL STORE BlKdiLßfiSßll -jl fL I 1 SfCjl
INDIVIDUALLY OWNED
Chapman. 24(1 Massachusetts ave
nue, Thursday, police charge.
The “moon” in the case wasn’t
the shining brand famous In Ken
tucky but just the garden variety
of high ball mixer—alcohol, accord
ing to officers.
Police raided a rear room in
Chapman's shop and found two gal
lons of “alky.” Chapman, accord-
ing to police, said he obtained the
liquor on a radio trade and was
just giving it away to customers
and friends in lieu of discounts on
radios purchased.
He was charged with operating a
blind tiger.
Rome today ha* fewer citizens
than it had 2.000 years ago.
THE INDTAVAPOTJS TIMES
PALESTINE NEEDS MEN
Unemployment and Depression Un
known, Says Visitor.
By Vnitr.4 Prrss
FT. WORTH. Tex.. June 17.—Un
employment is no worry for Pales
tine—its problem is to find enough
laborers. Simon Kushnir, delegate
from the Palestine Labor Pioneers
to America, said in a lecture here.
There is no form of business de
pression in his country, Kushnir
YOU SAVE WHEN YOU
USE E-Z-BAKE FLOUR
ALL
4 baking
Cherry Pie—with crust rich and flzkv! So delicuHM
—" *nd economic*!—when made ggth E-Z-BAKE
You save on ingredients when you '**“
use E-Z-BAKE Flour. You get per
feet bakings with less shortening. J Nf A
eggs. milk, etc., than required to ger /Hr 11 f § J it Hni
ordinary aith other flours f V
Thousands of women are using
E-Z-BAKE. and spending far less WBbA' jr'j 3B,
for other baking ingredients. The) j%jdl j
arealsosasingexpenseandbotherof i
numerous special flours. E-Z-BAKE If *M [ V
is the perfea flour for ALL pur
poses—cakes, rolls, biscuits, breads ,v '^ r -AYs co. k
and pastries. The reason: a secret "
blend of the best wheats—a blend V '
des eloped from more than UO
.... New five-pound Sealed S*Ht
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THE (T) FLOUR FOR ALL PURPOSES
fv Ur During A&P’s
fW I GREAT {Cfooi&mptorek
JOKE FOOD SALE
®June is a red letter month at A&P! A jhonth of impressive values!
Os fine foods on sale at outstanding low prices! And of bigger
savings for all of us. You can multiply your June savings by shop
ping at A&P. You can find out once again how far a little money
goes at an A&P Sale! And at the end of the month you will find
your budget flourishing . . . your family well-fed .’. .and the
larder stocked.
Pure Lard 50 Lb T,n - “ 6 25c
IN ALL STORES AND MARKETS
Gold Medal Flour 24-Lb. Bag 63c
lona Flour Fine Quamy 24 Lb Ba * 39c
Seminole Toilet Tissue 3*°H9c
Cigarettes Popular Brands CfirtOfi 51.25 I
SlSgar Pme Cane Granulated 25-Lb. Bag $“1.1 1
g arto „ 18c
,—\ 3-F Coffee tSsssss. Lb, 29c
\b*** 0 Breakfast Bacon a nd" or More “ 10c
\ \ White House Milk 4 Ti “ cms 17c
\ - \ Del Monte Pears L.r S t no. j., *. a. q c
\ u. vo' Mt n/ Pel Monte Peaches 15c
\ p oun <i L- oai ’ 60 \ Asparagus Del Monte N °' l stl, Can 2 cin * 45c
1 Apple Sauce Quak ' r Mm 4 25c
Sparkle Gelatin Dessert 4 ££ 19c
\ A&P 'Fresh Lima Beans 3 S'™ 23c
\ Glen Valley Peas Ne * pack 3 S™ 2 25c
\
u Ltt andr “" Bo, " r ft, flt\ Old Dutch Cleanser 4 caM 25c
coB „\ Tomato Soup Campb ' ir ' 3 Can ' 19c
\ Mayfair Tea ORANG ' EPEKOE '--- Lh 37c
u—- Potato Chips Crispy, Delicious Pound 39c
r: ” " “ WHEATIES 2 Pkg*., 21c
Finest Quality Meats sunsweet prunes 2-lh P k 2 z Pkg*., 27e
rn mmm m m H TOMATO JUICE run camp s 4 Cant, 19c
Ift I 1 gl II T I rT-P LIPTON’S TEA Orange Pekoe 1/ 4 -Lb. Pkg., 19c
Mr A I Li II ILE I O PRESERVES Ann Page “ ISc
■ ■■■■ ■■ WWlkkilW MARKET BASKETS Each, 5c
SUPt,R SUDS Suii in a Flash 2 Pkg*., 15c
FANCY MILK FED galvanized pails 2 for 25c
_ PALMOLIVE SOAP 4 Cake*, 25c
I L nC A FLOUR A&P 5- £ b _ 10c
MHP SAUERKRAUT No. a size ca„ 4 Can*, 19c
* mAk SPINACH Snyder - s No. 2 Size Can 3 Can*, 25c
SPINACH Standard Panic No. Size Can 2 Can*, 23c
Prime Rib Roast u. 22 “ s “°'" ” <£ ss:
"ana# lIVMVIa BISQUICK w md. nom w-i. 32c
Boned and Rolled—Choice Baby Beef a^aa 1 - n v * n rk.
Beef Roast Lb. 3c I Fresh Fruits and Choice Vegetables
Economical and of Choicest Quality Beef 1 sis ala baa O A
Swiss steak Lbi6c Watermelons
w ww ,WW wWM \ I v Larger Sizes. 49c and 39c
Cut From Shoulder New p otatoes c. ,, Q , bs . 2 2 C
Fillot of Haddock Lb. 10e Tomatoes “a’S!”' m. 10c
Fancy Hothouse, Lb. 13c
No Waste-RUkv Tnte Meet Greon Begnß , g c
Country Roll Butter Lb. 17c Lemons VS 3 fer doz 25c
jß,AiuimcßMmc^
said, due largely to the contribu
tions of money from Jews all over
the world for rebuilding Palestine.
Guard against harm
from toilet paper
Don’t take chance* with inferior toilet paper. Ue Fort
Orange Toilet Tissue. It is soft and strong. Absolutely
pure and safe. Low priced, too. 3-roll carton for 25*.
+ ; 1
•A. P. IT. Saiin recess fixtures.
Titeue —Nation- 4-roll carton
3-rots carton ally known for over SI.OO.
_ m , fifty years as the
for 2t}y hygienic standard •A. P. W. s*(wr
' in toilet tissues. 3t>d Soft Wh tis
B available in Tissue —For those
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iern soft tiaeue—lo a
yyarrei
Orange
O
Toilet Tissue
Distributed bv
CRESCENT PAPER COMPANY
211-217 West Georgia Street—lndianapolis, Ind.
.TUNE 17, 1932

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