Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1928, Page 10

/ ' Kansas Woman in Court De- - Officers Stationed Here Sent to, SPANKING CAUSES MOTHER'S ARREST clares Prosecution Will Not Bar Discipline. Br the Associated Press, KANSAS CITY, Kans, March 7. Expressing resentment because her 16- year-old daughter caused her arrest fol- jowing a spanking, Mrs. Charles Wood- #ide faced a Police Court summons here today with the announcement she would eontinue disciplinary measures should the girl return home. Arrested yesterday on a complaint charging assault, which was sworn to by her daughter Lorene. the mother admitted whipping the girl Sunday aft- er she had returned from a ride in the Woodside automobile. | “I beat her.” Mrs. Woodside told au- | thorities. “I'll admit I did. and I knew | every time I struck her it made a mark. | 1t is the only way I can control her. | The minute she gets back under my | roof again she will get another whip- ping. but it won't be quite so severe. Knows She Will Repeat Whipping. “There is no use of my telling you I| = will et her come back and will treat | her nice, because down in my heart I know I will whip her. And when I whip her I take all her clothes off so While welfare officials ught to ef- fect a reconciliation, Lorene gave her | version. | “My mother has furnished me with | wonderful clothes, an education and | Allowed me to have a good time,” Lo-| rene said. “but you don’t know how she is when <h.e is angry. I am afraid (o go_home.” The girl then told of returning from ! e will feel i | | B & nearby city Sunday and of being euestioned by her mother as to whether xhe visited a party as she had been asked to do. When she replied in the nogative. Lorene declared her mother seized her and struck her several times with a clothes hanger. Feared to Return Home. Lorene said she remained at home | Sunday night. but the next day she feared to return and asked the advice of Miss Inez Mackinnon, her teacher. | Miss Mackinnon took the girl to her‘ home, where she has remained since. Mr. Woodside, stepfather of Lorene, foid welfare officials, ~The only way m_\'l wife can control Lorene is by whip- ping her.” Mrs. Woodside operates a hotel here. CLAUDE PORTER GUEST AT IOWA RECEPTION| New Member of I. C C.Is Intnr[ duced at State Society's ! Fete at Willard. | Claude M. Porter of Des Moine: sion and of some of the notable Iowans| he has known, particularly of his as- sociations with former Gov. Leslie M. Shaw and Dr. George it of the University of Iowa, of whom were present. Other Posts. Officers of the Army, stationed in this assigned Furniture manufacture !-l Just betng | @eveloped in Bouth Africa. Character Loans The Services of “Your Bank” are svalisble to sil in the service of the U. 5. Government. 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This very special price is made to our cus- tomers and ecach sale is limited to five cans and positively none will be sold to dealers. We reserve the right to limit or to refuse any order whatever for Del Monte Pineapple at this price. Large No. 215 Size Tins ©22: 555100 Here Is a Wondering Offering on FLORIDA CELERY We were fortunate in securing several carloads of the finest celery that we have ever seen. Great big bunches of extra fancy quality, fresh and attractive, are going to be offered to you at a price that will simply as- tonish you. We merely wish to call your attention to the fact that this celery will be ready for sale to you this afternoon or tomorrow morning, and we are sure that once you see it you will buy without urging. We have instructed our salesmen to display this celery without trimming it; in other words, the roots and leaves are all attached. We believe that you will prefer to take this celery home and trim and clean it yourself and thus save for yourself so much of the good cdcr\ that is ordinarily wasted when trimmed by the storckeeper. Inasmuch as this celery is absolutely fresh, you will find that the out- side stalks are excellent for serving in the usual way, or are especially good for chopping in s:\h(le or for cooking in soups, etc. This is the biggest celer y oltcrmg we have ever had and we know that you will appreciate the won- derful value we are giving you. This bunches Canned Tomatoes No. 2 Size Tins Ve felt, at the present high pr ice of fresh tomatoes, our palrons would be interested in a real low price on standard grade canned tomatoes. There is no limit to the quantity you may purchase, and we would suggest you purchase a case or more at this money-saving price. J = 20 Granulated Sugar sakony 10 1~ 58c 25¢ Ibs. This Price for Fels-Naptha Soap cakes 49 for Buy the One-Pound Package at § Specially priced until Saturday’s closing Fancy Smoked s . ........0h Smoked 4 Shoulders . . | % D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1928. VAR 2 COUNTS N0 4 ‘&Jfifi Y | /g A Store Near Your Home Important News Regarding Our Very Special Offerings for This Week We have gotten together a number of very special offer- ings for the week end and we are telling you about them in this advertiseraent. Especially do we want you to note our advertisement on the fresh fish mentioned just below this, and also our big orange sale. In addition to the many fine values quoted in this advertisement which ycu should care- fully consider, our stores are stocked with the usual fine assortment of everything good for the table. Please remem- ber that the early buyer has the chcice from the biggest as- sortment, but it will be our endeavor to supply ycu with everything you want at these special prices until close of busi- ness on Saturday. Fresh fish, of course, is offered only so long as the stock of the present shipment lasts. May we respectfully suggest to those of our friends who can do so, that shopping on Friday, instead of Saturday, will result in better service to you. In spite of all we can do to induce early in the week buying, Saturday remains by far the largest business day of the week and usually Saturday sales in our stores equal the total of Monday’s, Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s combined. We know you will appreciate the better service you will secure by shopping early in the week., Thousands of Pounds of That Fine “HARVARD” Brand Haddock Fillets Fresh Fish Received From Boston by Express—Arrived This Morning Last week we experimented with a small quantity of that fa- mously good HARVARD Brand fresh HADDOCK FILLETS. We found that this offering was so much appreciated by our friends that we largely increased our order this week, and by this morning’s ex- press we received a very large shipment and are distributing it this afternoon to our 324 stores, and tomorrow morning you will find this very fancy fresh fish product on sale in our stores. It may take a few hours longer to reach our suburban points but a supply will be for- warded to each store. HARVARD Brand HADDOCK FILLETS are boneless cuts from positively fresh haddock. Shipped from Boston last night—arrived in Washington this mor: ning—distributed to our stores this afternoon and ready for your purchase tomorrow morning. Early buyers, of course, will have lhenppmmmt\ of getting this fish, as we doubt that once its very fine qus ity hecomes ]\no“n that the stock we have, even though large as it is, will last for any num- ber of hours. Try HARVARD Brand and remember that HAR- VARD Brand is not ordinary.fish, but fish of unusual quality especial- ly packed and marketed as a superior product. el ORANGES UNTIL SATURDAY’S CLOSING ONLY Special Note: In this sale we include all oranges in stock— both Floridas and Californias. Don’t miss these fine big California NAVELS. 15 7 Oranges For Our Regular . . Price of Six Early Buyers, of Course, Have the Choice From the Largest Assortment. Don’t Miss T'his Opportunity, Which Lasts Until Saturday's Closing Only, Oranges for Our Regular Price of One Dozen A Very Special Price to More Thoroughly Introduce This Famously Good Product Nukraft Specially Prepared Cheese All Lovers of Good Cheese Should Give Nukraft a Trial 19c 2 «2l¢ GOLD Four Big Values BLUE RIDGE 11c PILLSBURY'S "o PANCAKE . . i DUST.............25C Special this week LIBBY'S Per Phg., CATCHUP ....... 170 A T VI 2 2 A Until Saturday’s Closing This Great Big Jar of Fine Quality Queen Olives We wonder if you have become aware of the fact | that Queen olives are again very much lower in price, 5 and to celebrate the return of the price of olives to an | ordinary basis we are offering an unusual value in the | full 32-ounce jars at the price quoted below. Every woman who likes olives will certainly be attracted hy this exceptional offering. Why Not Buy “‘Sanitary’’ Brand Fresh Eggs? Strictly fresh eggs from Maryland and Virginia. Once you buy “Sanitary” you'll know why we rec- |= ommend them so highly. Fresh Peas Fresh peas are wonderfully good at this time of the year. Price is within the reach of every one. Idaho ‘“‘Bakers” No other potato equals the Idaho grown for baking. Surely you won't longer deny the family the pleasure of eating these deliciously fine (baked) potatoes. 32-0z. jar (usually desig- nated as a quart jar) BevrJawd............ Per Carton (One Dozen)........ Choose from our stocks in uniform sizes. the size you prefer. Wilkins Coffee We have +-Ib. ...22 Ebs. .. 43c Orienta Coffee Lb. 50¢ : Maxwell House Lb. 55¢ Van Camp’s Milk = 10c LAND O GWEET CREAME The world’s highest grade butter—Land O'Lakes makes a good meal even better, Tall Tin Pound Al of Our Stores Now Handle Chestnut Farms MILK Also Cream Buttermilk and Cottage Cheese Let our stores supply your Bread needs— Your cheoice of — Dorsch’s Bread Corby's Bread Bond Bread Schneider's Rye or Vienna Bread S