The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-22
1882 GOBBLER
TO SELL HIS
LIFE CHEAPLY
All Classes of Poultry to Be
Lower in Cost Than
Year Ago.
CHICKEN Is FAV0RITE
200 Rabbits Will Provide
Thanksgiving Feast at
lnfirmary.
CHICKEN is FAV0RITE

The 1882 Thanksgiving gobbler is
selling his life cheaply.
He'll grace your table for from 5
to 7 cents a pound cheaper this year
than in 1881.
While the king and queen of the
barnyard, the Hen family, will lay
their drumsticks before you at 20
cents pound, or approximately
to cents cheaper.
Chicken will be one of the fav-
orites on the menu at state, county
and city institutions in celebrating
the day of thankfulnesS.
Tom Turkey ranges in price from
"a cents to IS cents as a top at
poulterers. The average at chain
stores of the city around Is cents a
pound for dressed turkeys.
Cranberry Prices Higher
Geese and ducks will welcome
your dressing at 10 cents a pound.
The universal go-between on
Thanksgiving cranberries, are hold
ing their own over 1881 prices at Is
cents pound to two pounds for Is
cents.
oysters can be stuffed into the
table meat at 80 to 81 cents a quart
or at about 3 to cents lower than
in 1881.
Domestic rabbits are quoted at IS
cents pound with the wild variety
bringing as low as Is cents a pound
although scarce in number.
The bill-o-fares for the day of
gourmandity in state, county and
city institutions range from turkey
at the Altenheim Home for the Aged
to rabbit at the Marion county poor
farm.
Eat Rabbits at Infirmary
Two hundred rabbits have been
purchased to feed the TOO inmates
of the in1rmary. Pumpkin pie,
creamed peas and carrots are other
delicacieS on the menu.
The Indianapolis Orphans home
will have chicken, cranberries,
mashed potatoes and mince pie with
other "fixingS."
The blind at the Indiana School
for the Blind will set festive board
OF turkey, gravy, dressing, sweet DO
tatoes, cranberry sauce, vegetables,
and ice cream and cake.
AT the Indiana School fer the
Deaf the piece de-reSiStance will be
chicken with trimmings.
One hundred. and eighty inmates
OF the Indiana Women's prison will
feast on chicken and mince pie.
500 Free Meals Planned
At the Seventh Day Adventist
Welfare Society'S penny-a-d cafe
terra, 20 South Delaware street.
mock turkey dressing with mock
Wleners and Sauerkraut will head
line the bill-o-fare. Other foods on
the menu are split pea soup, Intel
roast, chilli beans, potatoes, turnips.
pies, and ice cream.
r. S. Fries, supervisor of the cafe
terra, plans to give 500 free meals on
Thanksgiving. The tickets will be
distributed through city relief agen-
cleS. Music will be provided
throughout the meals.
Thanksgiving will be no different
than any other day of the year at
the soup kitchen at MARYLAND and
Alabama streets.
Chicken at County Jail
The old reliable bean soup. coffee.
milk, with perchance a vegetable
side dish is scheduled. The kitchen
Will observe Sunday closing time bv
ending service at noon time. The
management plans to give a special
thanksgiving feed to its thirty-five
employees providing donations of
food are received.
We're hoping for turkey" the
management said.
Baskets issued by the township
trustees during Thanksgiving week
Will carry the same articles issued
other weeks of the year.
The county Jail inmates are
scheduled to live on chicken IN
thanksgiving. The Jail menu has
not been completed.