Atlanta world. (Atlanta, Ga.) 192?-1932, December 18, 1931, Friday City Edition, Image 2

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Friday's and next Tuesday's Worlds will bound in bargains in both raw materials for the clever housewife who has time and In climation to concoct her own deli cacies, or beautifully packaged one's for the equally clever host ess ‘who is too rushed or too nex perienced to make her owin The former may try tliese deli cious little dainties: NUT CARAMELS 1 Cupful Light-brown Sugar 1 Cupful Granulated Sugar T Cupful Light Corn Syrup 1 1-3 Cupfuls Condensed Milk % Cupful Butter 2-3 Cupful Top Milk or Thin Cream 2 Teaspoonfuls Vanilla 1, Cupful Nuts (Pecans, Wal ‘ nuts, or Filberts) SINCE caramels scorch very easilly, they should be cooked in a saucepan of heavy aluminum ovr block tin or of unchipped agate. I a chipped agate kettle is used they are likely to stick and burn. Combine all of the ingredients ~xcept the vanilla and nuts and 200k over a low flame, stirring con :talytlv. until the mixxture reach 3s a temperature of 246 degrees F., or until a ball of the firmness of a raramel is formed when a littl: randy is dropped into cold water. SHUTLEY’S MARKET » 20 BROAD STF,O;:“;MT:e:]r“\{;:rx(a‘t)::l\l\ MA. 6639 Pure Lard r ; SALT MEAT Ih. Gle PORK SAUSAGE b 9¢ Loin, Round, Porterhouse Stealk lh 1331 ¢ CHITTRLINGS Ib. 7' .¢ MULLETS Ib.s € SPARE RIBS 9.¢ PIGGLY WIGGLY . Prices Effeciive FRIDAY and SATURDAY Snap Beans & &ée Bananas o ige Flour 88 G B Tomatoes .25 i £9¢ RICE___M e B riihed 19€ EGGS = e . BN SUGAR 10 . .. 4389 : "IN OUR QUALITY MARKETS T _.g.____._--,,, s S R L e L A ek Pork Loin Roast 0. i2)ze Picnic Style g 7 - Pork Shoulder Roast . 8'z¢ Pig Liver or Neck Bones 1b. 7'2¢ PURE LARD Ib. 7%¢ Atlanta’s Finest Food Markets WELCOME YOU TODAY! ¢ Remove from the fire add the [vanilla and turn at once into a slightly greased pan 9 inches square Use a squure o rectangular pan rather than a round one or a plat ter, so that the caramels may be of good shape. Du not use 1oo much butter on tae pan or the caramels will be greasy | Sprinkle the nuts over the cara 'mels and press them lightly into ‘'the hot candy. [If preferred, the ‘nuts may be mixed with the cacu 'mels just before they are turned out of the saucepan. . Do not cut the caramels 19 the pan. As soon as they are cold ui vert the pan, turn them out on u ‘board, and cut in straight, even épie(*(rs about an inch square "Wrap iin wax paper. Put away th a in ibnx' in a cool place. Yield: 70 caramels about an inch ' square. | ° . Ii Hire Milkmen | (Continued from Page 1) ‘ = | Forest-Hill proguct proves facts to | the contrary, the instructory said | The Forest-Hill Dairy is located | near the Hollywood subdivision | where the Negro population . 1s | thickly settled. } No greater proof of the business ' men's willingness to cooperate In | the campaign could be shown than ltb,V the manager of the Ritz Cate | e caid that he uses sixty dollars | worth cf milk every month at his | place, and asked Mr. Latimer to ! sount him a patran of the Sunshine Dairy Company. Mr. M. S. Stuart, b cenera Imanager of the Universal, Life Insurance company. also ad .ded his name to the list. His milk ‘bill is four dolars a week. Muany others at the association Tuesday night promised the instructor that they would also work with him in this respect. Work For Other Jebs The campaign catis for Negro ipport in sther phases o feconom ic endeaver where jobs can be made possibie for colored citizens. The many grocery stores in Mem phis that depend largely upon Ne org patronage will not escape the issie of giving Negroes employ ment. In most cases where such tores are located in colored settle ments. Negroes are merely consum ers. They dont get the full value of their spending power through cmployvmert at these stores. Refu:al to help colored citizens to earn some ol the money back that they ppend with white grocers will “im ply result in the loss of patronage, if the campaign is as effective as the workers expect it to be. e . Polite Bandits - (Continued from Page 1) Scottish Rite ring with his initiad a 21 jewel Hamilton watch and $3 Dr. Banister was robbed of $12 or $13 in cash, a knife, and other small articles. They answcred the same description as two in the ‘other holdup save for the color They were all described a: being black. Another robbery at Powcll St underpass, near DeKalb Avenue was reported. Three bandits, o cuted this holdup but went! in for bare headness, accerding to W, 11 ’Mor‘ris. 92 year old vietim 1314 McPherson Avenue, who 1w a beaten by them, when the loot Ixx'as only 60 cents, PR S i Te NO. I SELECT EGGS dz. 20° PURE LARD iIb. 8¢ CHEESE Ib. i8¢ LA &M M Smidka GIh.Bag 12:5¢ Brotl & More Coblee. b . 21c Q S S Serena Coffee, Ib. .. 25¢ Canova Ceoffee, |16, = 33¢c MY T PURE OR BALLARD'S 24“')89 c We also have cheaper flour Irish Potatoes §lbs. 8¢ Fla. Oranges d»z 10c Jersey Corn Flakes 2 pks 1§c¢ Blue Ribbon Malt 3 lb. can 49¢ :ll)r_;::::‘: Macaroni 2 FOI’ 1 5C Iumbo PeanutButter1 |bjar19c PG Soap 4Bars 15¢ O.K. SoapSBars 23C Kraft's Kitchen Fresh Mayonnaise 18c Ciar.t Perppermirnt : Sticks I Ib. 15c p_la_n_t:t;;_ s o e Cocoanut 30z pkg 8¢ Sowshine Crackers & pkgs. 29¢ Andy Gump—Toy Cookies— Katz Kids—Animal Crackers SAVE SATURDAY Buy Groeeries And Meats ADVERTISED ON THESE PAGES And Feel Welcome!! THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA. ¢ Dr. Butler (Continued from Page 1) Medical cociety., the Georgia State medicul scciety and was one of the tounders of the National Medieal sacliety which @~ veceived itr start here in Atlanta The late practitioner was a lead er in the fraternal life of the state He served as grandmaster of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Prince Hall offiliation, Georgia jurisdiction, for 31 years. ‘'He was ‘one of the first members of his race to becoine identiiied with the Ma sonic Lodge of Resesrch of Eno land and was active i securmg data proving the Negro's\ activit)y in Masonry dating back to King Solomon's time Other Lodges He cerved as supreme :‘rpx'ww»n—} tative of the Knights of Pythias lodgge, jurisdiction of Georgia, and was brigadier-general of the uni form ranks of that lodge. Ile was also an active member of the Knights and Daughters ¢ 'I‘ubux'.l’ International Order of Twelve. Always taking the lead in the organization and perfection of col lege greek letiter fraiernities, Dr Butler, at the time of his death was basileus of Eta Omega chapter of ! the Omega Psi Phi Xaternity and | was one of the few members of the Kappa Boule of Sigma Pi Phi. professiocnal greek letter organiza ﬁ(ilL Interracial Leader Seeking always to better the status of his race in the local ('om—l munity. Dr. Butler was one of th:.*ll founders of the Interracial commis- | ion and aided in the m‘gunizatiun! of the Atlanta Christian Council. | He had served as Steward of Bu.z’ Bethel A. M. E. Church for a num- \ bér of years. i Funeral services will be he!d :n} Big Bethel A, M. E. Church, Satur- | Pillsbury Cake Flour pkg 27Yac Shivar’s Ginger Alebor. 10c Brazil Nuts Ib. 15c W:hlnuts lb. 25¢ [Layei Raisins Ib 12Y%c 'Salt Meat |b. 8¢ Pig Liver 1b b4 Pcrk Shoulder Roast 10c & 12)/;c | Busk Chack ' Roast b 15¢ Pork Loin Roast 1215c & 15¢ Neck Bones Ib .41/2c Smcked Link Sausage 2 lbs 25¢ Pig Tails 2 lbs 15¢ Pig Ears 2 lbs. 15¢ Chitterlings 3 Ibs. 28e . 4 ‘ ‘ Raid Lamar Home | (Continued from Page One) dnto his home. and when the event wis related to him, he walked calmly to the front of the house turned on the lights to the poreh and, leaned against ove of the columns of the porch e explain ed 1o a World reporker at - 1hs court house Thursday norning that he did this because he feared the detectives would return and might fire upon him claiming thet he tried to defend himself Lamar stood on the porch for sometime expecting the men lo re turn and his expectancy was not in vain for they again rolled up three carioads strong. A white man { walked up to him as a spokesman {for the gang and greeted Lamar 'vor_\. friendly. “Why hello Lamar” he began, * 1 didn’t know it was lyou that we were serving this war { rant upon. Don’'t you know me?”, 'he questioned “Lamar replied that he didn’t but asked him if he had ibeen there before searching fep whiskey. The man replied, “* Yes.” but we were informed by some one! who swore out this warrant signed | by Judge Woods of the municipal | court.” Lamar looked at the war-| ‘rant and admitted that it had been | ipx‘operiy slgned. It was removed from his view before he was able | to detect who had the warrant| taken out, he said. | Given Subpoena | The man then reached into lns] pockets and spoke up again, *Pm lSUFl‘_V all of this had to happen, | !l,um;n‘. but I have also a snbpu«‘nu} from the commissioner of the Ful- | !tnn superior court to serve to you | [;md vour daughter, Juanita” La-| ‘m;u' was handed the subpuena. “f." showed it to The World at the | court house Thursday morning. | = The subpoena instructed l,um:n‘! ! i day Dec 10 8t 9 p m David 'p Howard in charge. 39 G ET THE HABIT OF TRADING AT STALL 39 MUNICIPAL MARKET. THE BEST OF FRUITS, DRESSED POULTRY, EGGS, COUNTRY CURED HAMS, <. SPECIALS e : X BB 255 F or N SN B\ zees/~% YFriday and Saturday ——-—-—n——--——_-—.-__-—_—_—-n—-—-ﬂ ] £ MULLETS, 1b. 6 ¢ f Snow White 28c Yard Eggs, Doz Large Selected 2 c Brown, Doz. e Fat and Fine, Lb. v e o R FRYERS :- Good, Lb. c GEESE » 22c¢C Average, Lb. o e o I e DUCKS . 27c¢ Kind, Lb. Make your plans to buy your Christmas Turkey here. We will have plenty to select from. All sizes. Truly the pick of the crop. Prices will be right. We Dress ’Em Free While You Wait e e e e ; Finest Poultry in South Main Store 195-7 Edgewood Ave., N, E. JAckson 1503 And Dressed Poultry and Meats Upstairs—Live Poultry Downstairs W. W.MOORE & CO. _c_ﬁeese et H V2l FLOUR Zetaes. .. 79 LARDccs 5, o, 1V20 WE BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE Clarksdale, Miss., Dec., 18 (AN P)---Planters«in many parts of the Mississippi delta report that Ne groes in large numbers are migrat ing out of the north back to thetr old homes in search of work. In some communities the large nun ber of those who have come back recently i s proving a serious handicap for the charitable o1 ganizations. Those who return sa that they are unable to make a living in ncrthern cities because of the economic depression and they believed that they might (find something to do in their former homes. The number that is coming in almost daily is nearly as large as at the same time last year, ac cording to planters, who will be able to take care of their own hands for the most paut during the winter, but are unable to assist to a great extent surplus labor to appear in the office of D K Johnson, attorney for Mes. Wall ay, the first plaintiff in the series of damages suits against him. Mrs. ay was awarded only $750 in her petition for $100000 against himm. Mrs. aRy was awarded only $750 in her petition for $100.000 and her husband reccived $150 tor his share of medical expenses over against a suit asking $1.250 Receivership had been {oni? porarily declared on all of Lamars property as weil a4r on a news built plant tc open on January 1. for dry cleaning at 956 Donald Avenuo. The receivership is in the hands of Thomas M. Stokes of the Me- Nally, MNeely and Marvshall law firm. Lamar announced that he would be represented by the Huwietta and Ginn law firm Saturdiay mornino, Fryvers, 2 s, 200 Roastine Chickens 20¢ Hens (larpe) 22¢ Strickly Fresh Eggs 27¢ We Dress "Em Free Acme Poultry Co. 401 Peachtree, N. E. Opp. Oasis Muarket 72 7 Ma R\l:‘l TA Loin Pork Chops - 15¢ Good Beefsteak - 15¢ PEAS - 314 ¥ . Cat Bandits | (Continued from Page 1) | Robert Russell, a former (-mwi«-!? and the “brains” of the ‘ang; (i;u'-\ land Patton, 38, and Mition Boyce 34, accused of acting as ;,l!.-an‘.z-ni for Russell and threce white men: Milton Turran, 41, Norris Peltz, 36, and Herman Mote, 54, charged with 1eCeIVINE stolen goods. Russell was held without bail while the five arraigned in Heights Court end held in $125,000 bail After having been tipped off, | thut the gang was to center its activities on the five-story home ! of Geerge H. Warren, winte of 924 Fifth Avenue, more than sixty po ill'rw surrounded the house ol ;(';ul;‘l\! the thiefs just as they were about to “pull the job.” | Agile Burglars \ The gang ecarned the cognonen tas the “cat-burgiars from its mem- Ilu rs agility to scale high watls and ‘ll.-.‘m wide chasms botween roafls wealthy victims homes. I That - Pattorr had: double-crosaed t Russell i holding oul on poods | that he had sold, wiis revealed in | the showdown at police hoaGati ih-l':’ The dapper gigolo would sell i DROPS DEAD AT WORK | Philadelphia, Dec, 18--(ANP) Mrs. Emina Kane, was seized with attack o f heart diSease : which caused her death. She was stricken I;n her place of employment and was carried to the hospital wheve lphysicmm pronounced her dead. J. W. JAMES 4 BROAD ST. Wt — Peachtree Meats atPeterSt. Prices See Our Windows!! = : 400 PEACHTREE ST. F ~ SPEC!AL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY % . .. FREE PARKING—PLENTY ROOM iR 25« DOMINO SUGAR $1.15 10 - DOMINO SUGAR 46¢ 5 = DOMINO SUGAR 23c 1 Lb. ~ DOMINO XXXX 8¢ 1Lb. ~ DOMINO - 8¢ HOLIDAY SPECIALS BUTTER est Grade Ej s;':fy#g;z c STEAKS Loin or ¢ Round Bre.akfast Bacon ki 18 Pork Loin Roast 13c LAMB Shouldzr 10c Short Legs ZOC MIL!‘Z;E-I;“_ VEAL Stew 190¢ Chuck 13¢ Shoalder 15 Pork 0 Hams i@ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1931 ticles for a larger amount than » would turn over to the :chief, everal articles of jewelry were wered in Newark and in a Har m pawnshop before the raids on e private homes_ were made, FOUR MARKETS Municipal Market—%43 Gordon St 1165 McLendon Ave.~Decatur, Go, .1 L SLICED— ‘ NO RIND 1 4c 22¢ VALUE Pork 10° PORK LOIN ROAST 12¢ LAMB 1 0c SHOUL DER Lamb c Legs 20 BEEF srisker 1 0C ggkjg,.( - 13c¢ SHOUL‘-' 0 om 1§ MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 2. 30¢C CAKNATION G MILK -2 “From Contentsd Cows'’ i Agrees with babies. Good for all cooking, too! w 2 Large @:Z:’:/fn 4 Sm:!;- Cans femm 15c Eat't FLOWER SPECIALS Friday and Saturday Only BEST ROSES Supreme, Briarcliff . And Oth Dl:)zen .e.r.s’. e 89(: L Bt CARNATIONS. . . 19¢c Dozen For the Christmas Table or Gifts—We recommend Japa nese Fruit Fllilng, Artichoke Relish, Gooseberry Jam, Pump kin Preserves, Walermelon Pickle, Tomato Chutney, Home made Candies, Date Nut Bread and 50 Other Delicicus Selections Mrs. James L. Cabe Qasis Market