Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 179, Hammond, Lake County, 19 January 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.' Friday, Jan. 19, 1912-

Social News IN ' Hammond

MARRIED IN CHICAGO. The ma rr la go of Miss Anna Johns and Everett Verrlll was solemnized in Chicago Thursday afternoon at half after two o'clock. The Rev. Conley officiated, using the ring ceremony of tha church. The bride was attired In a tailored suit ef blue serge and she wore a hat to correspond. After the first of February Mr. and Mrs. Verrlll will be at home to their friends at No. 1 Beltvue Place. Mrs.. Verrlll Is a daughter iof Mrs. Frances Wagner of Russell street, and has made her home in Hammond for many years. She has a large circle of friends among the young peo

ple of the city. Mr. Verrlll is the only Masonic temple. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Great Slaughtering Sale on Fresh and Smoked ' Meats At 2 Stores Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street and North Side Grocery and Market Corner Hohman and Gostlin Streets. ALSO FANCY GROCERIES AT NORTH SIDE GROCERY AN-D MARKET.

: ' This Sale Includes Both Stores.' Sale for one day only, Saturday, Jan. 20 OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST

' 1W POINDS FRESH LEAF LAHD . ... SMALL, FRESH l'OHK l.MN, -r pound ;'BESH ORE!ED STEWI (HI(KES, per pound SMAM, FREHH FORK SHOILDERS, per pound... NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, prr pound NATIVE BEEF POT POT ROAST, per pound... NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound NATIVE VEAL SHOVLDER ROAST, per pound NATIVE VEAL BREAST. with poeket. per pound.... MIND QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound FORE QUARTERS SPRING .1.00 9 He 12 He 9Je 10 Xe ..8Xe Id He 12 Xe 11 He ...8Kc IHe MH8, por pound NATIVE SIRI.OIN OR PORT- -fl fn EHHOIS STEAK. Ib Aaa'C

Read "The Lake County Ttmea every Friday evening for our Saturday . . . r"P delivery to all jtarta of the etty. Strict attention Riven to

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Friday evening: and Saturday, Jan. 20. Remember you may leave your order Ftiday evening at these prices ' for early Saturday delivery. Best Quality GRANULATED CANE SUGAR, per pound ....... J ....... . . 6C Very Fine JAPAN HEAD RICE, regular 8c value, today, 4 pounds for. . 25c FELS NAPT:HA and AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, 5 bars for. 20C Our Famous LION XXXX FLOUR Vi-bbl sack, 2.89; tt-bbl. sack. ........ JU47

Extra Fine Quality Genuine Sugar Cured BACON,, regular 22c value; by the pound or piece, not sliced, -7 17c per pound only . 1;. .-. . . . Choice Santos and Rio Coffee, fi per pound..:..'. . Lion Blend Coffee, 1-lb package . . . . 104b Bags Buckwheat Flour. ... . . No. 1 Shelled 22c 28c 35c 39c 17c 1c U Walnuts, per lb! . . Fresh Shredded Cocoanut, per lb . . Large Dill and Sour Pickles, each . LIQUOR DEP'T SPECIALS Maryland Rye Whiskey, full quart bottle, Griff en Pure Whiskey, full 'quart bottle,

Saturday's Big Candy Special BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE MANUFACTURERS OP FENWAY CANDY, WE CAN OFFER FOR SATURDAY ONLY A 5-INCH QUADRUPLE PLATED GOLD LINED BON BON DISH FREE WITH A POUND BOX OF FENWAY ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, AT THE REGULAR PRICE 60c per pound. The Bon Bon Dish would easily retail for $1.00 so you will be getting $1.60 worth for 60c.

son of Mrs. George "Wallace, of Bellvue Place. The young couple will receive the best wishes and congratulations of many friends. ' ASlRPltlSE PARTY. A very pleasant afternoon was spent by a number of friends of Mrs. E. A. Bunde at her home 350 East Sibley street, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bunde entertained in honor of Mrs.

"onra jisiers oirinaay anniversary and the party was a complete surprise to Mrs. bister. Me received many very ' pretty girts m remembrance the day. The guests arrived at two-thirty o clock and spent the time very pleas- ( anuy in conversation and music was a feature of the entertainment. An elaborate luncheon was served at four o'clock. The tables In the dining room were prettily decorated with and greens. flowers Mrs. Cena Palmer of East Chicago was the guest of friends 1n Hammond last evening for the dance at the NATIVE ROUNO STEAK, 11 C 25c ... 6c ...8c prr pounu S POINDS FRESH HAMBURGER' STEAK NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF, pr pound HOME Cl'REU RUMP CORN BEEF, per pound. SWEET PICKLED SALT PORK, imt pound $He ARNOLD BROS. SI GAR , CURED HAMS, per pound .. lO TC NO. I SI GAR CURED Oi BACON, per pound IO4C ARNOLD BROS. CALIFORNIA fti a.. a. a H-BBL NEW CENTURY 75c FLOUR 18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR. . J 8 BARS SWIFT'S PRIDE SOAP BARS AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP .1.00 25c 25c Hodman & Gostlin Sts. Phona 431 mk n n k el J h

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list of Bargains bigger than ever for

EXTRA SPECIAL Look what you can buy in CANNED GOODS at 3c par can, 3 for 25c Quality Guaranteed No. 1 Choice Standard No. 2 Cans Choice Sugar Corn, No. 2 Cans Evergreen String Beans No. 3 Cans Great Western Hominy No. 3 Cans Cook's Pumpkin No. 2 Cans Lion Brand Peas No. 3 Cans Snosvflake Sour Kraut No. 3 Cans Independent Baked Beans No. 3 Cans Choice Pie Peaches No. 3 Cans Mariposa B art let t Fears No. 2 Cans Peerless Wax Beans

SPECIALS IN BAKERY GOODS SECTION .

Fresh Baked Atlantic Cakes, per pound, 12c Fine Quality Macaroon Snaps, per pound, 12c

Nat. Biscuit Co.'s Walnuts, per pound, 16c

(Club Meetings

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. At her home, 95 Russell street, Mrs Joseph Emmerling very pleasantly en tertained the members of Circle No. i yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance of the club membership and Mra. Emmerling had several invited guests. It was the afternoon for the regular bi-monthly meeting. The next meeting will take place Thursday aft ernoon, February 1st at the home of Mrs. George Emmerling. 99 Russell street. The usual social program will be followed. Mrs. Emmerling entertalned with cards and pedro was played at several tables. Mrs. Jacob Weis won the first honors and Mrs. J. Fox the second. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. John Lavene. Mrs. Christine Meyers was awarded the guests prize. A two course luncheon was served after the card games. A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT. The members of Oak Leaf Embroid ery Club were delightfully entertained by Mrs. F. A. Scowden of Ada street at this week's meeting:. The meeting- took place yesterday afternoon between twothirty and five o'clock. Several of the members were present and the only truest was Mrs. Scowden of Meadvllle, Pennsylvania who Is In Hammond on a visit. The guests spent tha afternoon with their needle work until four o'clock when they were Invited into the dining: room and served with a prettily appointed two course luncheon. The table was trimmed In pink and white and the flowers were carnations. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, February 1st Mrs. Hal Young; will hostess and entertain the members at her home in Truman avenue. Mrs, Young; will entertain at a thimble party, A SOCIAL GATHERING. Mrs. Fred Prechtel was hostess at 1 very pretty party yesterday afternoos at her home In State Line street. Hei guests were the members of the Eye let Embroidery Club who met for thelf regular bi-monthly meeting. The ear ly afternoon hours were devoted to needle work. A prettily appointed luncheon was . served at four o'clock The luncheon o four courses was serv ed. A bouquet 'of pink and white carnations formed the renter niece for the ..v.,. ..'.,., table. The colors In the dining room were daintily carried out 'In pink and white. The flowers were Riven as fa vors In the dining room. Mrs. A. Oi Deavear will be the next hostess and will entertain the club members at her home in West Hammond Thursday aft ernoon, February 1st. Mrs. Prechtel had as her invited guests for the afternoon, Mrs. Frank Shine, Mlsa Phamle Shine and Miss Almee Shine. The fol lowing members were present: Mrs. A, G. Deaver, Mrs. J. Lanborne. Mrs. Henry Oscar Mayer & Bros' Celebrated Finest Grade Edelweis LARD, the same as we always sell, per pound only. 11c Best Peanut Butter, 4 n per pound Pet Brand Milk, q 10c tall cans. . . . Qj Pet Brand Milk, j 5c small cans. ...... . f C Small Navel Oranges, 4 each. ....... . . v C Choice Pineapples, Qq Extra large Florida t)n Grape Fruit, each. . Xt WINE DEP'T SPECIALS Royal Crown fine Old Port Wine, full Fine Old Port Wine gallon jugs qt. bottle

SOCIAL NEWS FOR SATURDAY. Tne members of the Dorraa Club will give a pedro party Saturday fvealng In I. O. O. F. Hall In State street. ' Mr. and Mra. Charles G. Hohman will entertain the members of the Evening; Whist Club at their borne la Maaon street Saturday evening

Morris, Mrs. Clyde Petrie, Mrs. L. J. Haefer and Mrs. Fred Prechtel. WILL MEET THURSDAY. The girls of the Phi Afcpha Gamma club will meet next Thursday evening. Jan 25, ait the home of Miss Margaret Sohl in Michigan avenue. There was no meeting last evening. The usual social program will (be followed and games and contests will be features of entertainment. MR. K NOTTS ENTERTAINS. Mrs. A. F. Knotts entertained the members of the Sewing Circle of All Saints Caithollc church at her home In Muenlch court yesterday afternoon. The meeting proved a very enjoyable one. The afternoon was devoted to needlework and a great' leal of workl for the churah was finished. During the social hour the hostess' served her guests with refreshments. The meeting day has been changed from Wednesday to Thursday and Mrs. George Hanlon will "be the next hostess and entertain -the members at her home in Indiana avenue Thursday, Janv 25. AN EVENING PARTY. Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Bell will be at home to the members of the Alpha Phi club and their husbands this evening att their home in South Hohman street. The party wil ltake the place of the regular tol-monthly meeting ' of the members. The evening's program is anticipated with a great deal of plea sure. A BRIDGE PARTY. : The members of the Marquette club and their husbands will meet at the home of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Otoerlin in Warren street this evening for & bridge party. It will be the regular monthly meeting at which the metrabers entertain their husbands. PARENTS' CLUB MEETING. A meeting of the Parents' club of the Washington school will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock ' In thes chool hall. It will ibe the first meeting In the school year and a large attendance was desired. The children of the kind, ergarten will give a short program after which Miss Anna Grady will talk on "Sewinpr In the Schools," and Miss porma Locklin on "Domestic Science in the Schools." - . HOLD MONTHLY MEETING. - The Parents' clufb of the Irvine; school will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock In tne scnooi hall. It ia the regular monthly meeting' to which all the mem bers were given a cordial Invitation. ine .ev. loyd Adatnti, pastor of the Jlrst Baryfjtit duirh.-jsilli-sfsta-tha. dress, , and ' the remain. ler of the. .pro gram will be given toy the members of the Parents' club. , . - PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED. The members of the history commit tee of the Hammond Woman's Club will teet at the hoe of Mrs. A. S. Hunt 366 East Sibley street, Monday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. A large attendance ia desired at the meeting as a very ex cellent program has been prepared. The study will be "A Day In Wales." The following is the program: Selection "All Through the Night". . , Welsh Air 'The Ladies' Quartette. HistorV In Legends of Wales Mrs. M. Rothschild Instrumental Selection -The Bells of Aberdovery" Miss Gladys Tounger. 'A Trip Through South Wales" '. . . Mrs. J. O. Thompson Selection "Ash Grove" Welsh Air The Ladies' Quartette. 'A Visit to North Wales" ... Mrs. Floyd Adams Selection "A New of Hailech" .Welsh National Air The Ladies Quartette. MEET IN CHIRCII PARLORS. The members of the Presbyterian Sociay Club meet in the parlors of the church in South Hohman street lat evening and were entertained by John and James Rhind. It was the evening for the regular bimonthly meeting and theusual number of members were in attendance. The evening was spent with tramps and contests after which re freshments were 'served. Announce ment will be made of the next meeting ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Lacey had as her guests. yester day afternoon at her home in Claude street, the members of the Acme-Social Club. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the members were all pres ent to enjoy the afternoon's entertain ent. Mrs. Lacey entertained with cards and pedro was played at three small tables In the parlors. Mrs. F. J. O'Rourke and Mrs. Barney Kenny' won the honors In the games. At the conclusion of the games a dainty- two course luncheon was served. The members will meet again in two weeks on Thursday, February 1st and Mrs. Harvey Cleveland will entertain at her home in Dugfas avenue. West Hammond. Mrs. Cleveland wil entertain at an afternoon card party. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. Next Thursday will be the regular meeting night of St. Paul's Lutheran League. The meeting will bo held In the school hail at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. A business and social program will be followed. It ia .leslred that there is a large attendance at the meeting. ENJOY THE AFTERNOON. An enjoyable meeting of the members of the Sunshine Club was held yesterday afternoon at the heme of Mrs. Henrietta Huber In Truman avenue. Mrs. Huber entertained with cards and'pedro was played at three tables. After several games the honors were awarded. Mrs. Charles Hubbard won the - first honors, arid Mrs" Charles Luthman tha second. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. C E. Jackson. Fol-

EX-SENATOR MASON

LECTURES in HurariD :",.u ... . ' .in m -, Says Irian Who Refuses to Vote Is the Worst Kind of a Grafter. An optimist 1 a person who can make lemonade at night from the lemons handed blm during the day. The man who enjoys the blessings of this country, Un schools, the protection that It a0ords, the opportunities It presents, and then refuvea, to do so much u to vote, I nay he Is the worst kind of grafter. Ex-Senator W illiam E. Mason. A small but appreciative audience listened to the Hon. William K. Mason, former senator of Illinois who spoke ut the Hammond theater under the auspices of the Hammond Settlement House. To many social events detracted from the attendance. Mr. Mason spoke for an hour, half of the time having been devoted to a lecture on American Citizenship, and the balance of the time to sterepptlcon view, taken principally In the moun tains of Colorado and Arizona. The speaker was introduced by Miss Virginia Brooks, the president of the Settlement House In his address Mr. Mason said that he had heard of Miss Brooks before she approached him tor his services, and that he heard of Miss Brooks before she approached him for his services, and that when ahe did ask him to speak, that he considered it hlj duty to respond. The lecturer donated his services, and the proceeds from the ticket sale are to be used for the benefit of the Settle Following the lecture, the speaker was escorted to the Elks' Club room where a smoker was in progress, and where he took a part in the entertain ment. lowing the games a dainty luncheon of two courses was served In the dining room. Miss Anna Rohrman was named as the next hostess and she will give an afternoon card party Thursday, February 1st at her home In State street. j ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Mrs. Flndling entertained the members of the R, A. E. Club yesterday aft. ernoon at hor home in Morton Court. The afternoon was spent very enjoyafcly with needle work until four o'clock when the hostess served her guests with a dainty luncheon. A prettily, appointed two course luncheon was served. Several of the members were present at the meeting. Mrs. W. A. Hok4 will be the next hostess and will entertain on the afternoon of February 1st at her home In West Sibley street. M.rs. Hoke will entertain at a thimbl party. The members of the Ladles Aid So ciety of the Monroe street Methodist" church decided to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon In the chapel. There will be a meeting In two weeks on Tursday, February 1st and a large at tendance is desired. A LEAGUE MEETING. The members of -the Junior League of St. Paul's Lutheran church met in the school hall at the corner ot Sibley street and Oakley avenue last evening for their regular bi-monthly meeting. The usual number was In attendance. Following the business session a short time was spent socially. It Is desired that there Is a large attendance at tne meeting In two weeks. Thursday, February 1st. Miss Laura Mather, formerly of Hammond but now of Aurora, ill., is spending a few days with Miss Beat rice Hansen at her home In. KImbacn avenue. Miss Mabel Barron, of East Chicago, attended the dancing party at the Masonic temple In Muenlch court last evening. x J. M. Lyons, of Chicago, Frank Williams of East Chicago and Neuman Charnlnsky of Indiana Harbor wera among the out-of-town people at the dance at the Masonic temple last even ing. , ' Miss Geralillne Renberger of Chicago was the guest of Hammond friends and, attended the Motor Boat club dance last evening. Ed Fedler of Cedar Lake is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Drackert ana

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3-lb Can Hominy, 2 for.. 15c 7c 22c 9c 25c 25c 15c Red Cross Macaroni, per package Fresh Ground Yellow Corn Meal, 10 lbs for Karo Syrup (red label), plr can . . American FamilySoap, 6'or. . .. . Palm Olive Soap, 3 for Imported Castile Soap, 2 bars tor POTATOES Good cookers,

family at their home In State Une

street. He came to attend the dance given by the Hammond Motor Boat Club last evening. Mrs. J. S. Kennedy of Truman avenue has gone to Indianapolis to spend few days with friends and relatives. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. P. Sons at their home, 1236 Monroe street a little son. Mrs. L. C. Smith submitted to an operation for appendicitis this morning at eleven o'clock in St. Margaret's hos pltaL Her condition this afternoon waa considered critical. Her father. Mi'. Deno a brother and sister. Mrs. Martin all of Fowler, Ind. were called to Hammond and will remain for several days. Repair shop for ladles and children's apparel 839 South Hcrtvman street, 1st flat or phone 1208 M, Hammond. 1-18-2 Skating starts again Saturday night at East Chicago Rink. Dancing after 10 o'clock. - Floor resurfaced. Price 25. Hammond high school present "She Stoops to Conquer" at Hammond theatre Friday, Jan. 1. U-6t Lodge Assemblies An important meeting of the mem bers of Hammond Hive No. 2, I'0. T. ' M.. will be held this evening In the K. of P. hall In South Hohman street. A business and social program will be followed and It is desired that there is a large attendance. The Installation of officers will be the feature of meeting. Mrs, Frankle Nason will act as the installing officer. Mrs. Charles Monnette and tha members of her committee will serve during the social hour. Tha members ot the Dorcas club will give a pedro party Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. hall In State street. a which the public Is cordially Invited. It Is desired that theer is a large attendance as the proceeds will be used for the sick benefit fund. Prizes will be awarded in the games. THE DAY IN CONGRESS SENATE. In session 2 p. m. Lorimer senatorial election Inquiry adjourned until Monday afternoon. Judiciary committee arranged to hear Attorney General Wlckersham on the "tobacco trust" next Monday. Subcommittee on -elections unanimously agreed to report that charges ot corruption and bribery against Senator

CHRISTIAN CHURCH HOLDS

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The annual business meeting: and luncheon of the Christian churdh was held at the church last evening. The encouraging reports from every quarter were the occasion for cheers. There was not one report but which showed splndld advances on anything that had ever been attained In any previous year. , The pastor's report showed that there had been 2SS added to the congregation during the year. ,The largest number In any previous year was in 1910 In which there were 244. There has been a total of 1,195 added to this congregation during. Mr. Sharp's ministry. The total money raised and expended by the church in its various departments was $9,798.75. Each department was required to submit a written report. Nearly six thousand dollars was paid on the building Indebtedness this year. The amount of charity and relief work done among the poor by the Christian church . this year was wide spread and many times what had been done before. The ladies' societies each earned nearly a thousand dollars during the year or a total of nearly two thousand for both. Mrs. George Sllger is president of the Deborah society and Mrs. Will Lasch Is president of the Martha society. The Sunday school has thirty-eight officers and teachers and had a total attendance for the year of 1,870 with an average attendance for the year of Small Pork Loins, per pound . ..... Small Pork 10c Shoulder, per lb. . . u2u Leaf Lard, 11 Hfl 10 pounds for. . . . .UU Pickles Pig's Feet, Jr per pound. Veal Shoulder, 1 An per pound g tu 2- lb Strips Bacon, 4 AXt per pound. HuC 3- lb Pail Best Lard, guaranteed free from frost, 578

PHONE 233 TONIGHT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT. and HUN. MATINEES MR. RAY RAYMOND I" the Big Musical-Drama ' "THE MILLI0AIEE KID" ADMISSION lOe Reserved Heats ioc Extra CHILDREN'S MATINEE TOMORROW at 3 P. M. ALL SEATS lOe "Remember the Watches." DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Diseases at the Eye, Bar, Ifaae and Throat, Eyes scientifically examine ed. Glasses attcd. Room 402, Hammond Bldgv Phone 2G5. Hammond, Ind. PALMI 8T AND CLAIRVOYANT, The Great LaRese. The futar. Am be foreliHA, roar ship, love, marrlasre. If affaira of the heart or nHu mt love Interest yea. ah girm the- trathfml . revelatoaut of all love-affairs, net Ira lovers' qnarrela, enables you to wtnw the eoteem sad affection of any oar you 4eire couaes apevdy and happy marrlagm, tclla If tit one yon lov la true, also date of snarrlaaxe reotoroa lost affection, arse and confidence to lovers and discordant families. 342 State street. Honrs a. m. to 0 p. m. sad Sunday. Free coaanltatlon. Stephenson of Wisconuin have not been proved. , '" . . " Senator Heyburn (Idaho) attacked Samuel Gompers, questioning bis citizenship and saying that he was not qualified to address the Senate. Gompers was defended in the colloquy which ensued. , vSenator McCumber (N. I.) spoke In defense of the pending arbitration treaties. The International salvage treaty was ratified. . . Adjourned at 6:lt p. m. until 2 p. nx. Monday. . . HOl'SE . , . Mel at noon. District of Columbia - appropriation bill considered. v , V , . v Rules committee renewed inquiry into International Harvester company and shipping combines. - ' .' " Interstate commerce committee heard plea for free tolls for American ships through Panama canal. Military committee agreed to Hay bill for partial reorganization of Army. Henry bill for changing date of Inauguration and assembling of Congress favorably reported by Judiciary committee with prospect of early House debate. 3S7. The largest attendance was March 5 when there were 616 present. The largest Sunday school offering waa 127.83. The church and Sunday school has dispensed free during the year of christian literature and good reading, 614,600 pages. The Garfield club has now pearly a thousand members and raised during'! the year 1529.00. The following officers were elected last night to hold office for one year: , Elders George Sllger, Alonzo Dtcklnson, Owen Price, James Graves and II. . W. Milner. Trustee to succeed himself nd serve three years H. B. Douglas. Deacons H. L. Eckman, C. G. Ingraham, Harry Hatfield, C. M. McDanlels, H. B. Douglas. Ben Golden. W. 6. Leaverton, J. E. Robertson, James B. Cunningham, Ernest Beebe, Lawrence Hartlerode, L. E. Singer, Harry Eads, David Allen. W. C. Smith, Joe Hants, J. A. Graves.' - L. E. Singer w;as appointed treasurer with II. Eads and Owen Price as assistants. David Allen was appointed church clerk.'. ' - Deaconesses Mrs. M. E. Shortrldge, Mrs. Margaret Hardle, Mrs. Will Lasch. VMrs. George Sllger, Mrs. Al Graves. Mrs. L. E. Singer, Mrs. Ben Golden, Mrs. J. E. Robertson, Mrs. A. C. Ehret, Miss Elsie Hudson, Mrs. A. J. Rogers, Mrs. J. It. Graves, Mrs. Albert Hann. Special duties to be atslgned at the board meeting. Genuine Mocha and Java Coffee, per IbJ. , 1-Qt. Jar, 1-lb net, of Pure Cocoa, at . . Hart Brand E-J Sifted Peas, 2 for....... 39c 35c 25c

Hart Brand Corn, QC n each, 9c; 3 for. . . . ; . . QC Shelled Walnuts, l 0 per pound. .......... frG Van Camp's v Canned Spaghetti, 10c size, Qv each. .............. . . . oC We have an Oleomargarine in 1-lb prints that's good enough for table use, f)Oft try it, per pound only .,1G

per peck, 35c; bushel. . . 1.30 Hohman St., Hammond Phones J550-J55J