Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 191, Hammond, Lake County, 2 February 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES,

Friday, Feb. 2, 1912.

Social News " IN " ' Hammond

sented her with a gold necklace. TheMrs. O. G. Routsong, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. evening was spent enjoyable with game ; Hoke, Mrs. Sotror, the Misses Belle and music A. peanut contest was the j Rcutsong. Dollle Geib, Frieda DeRolf, leading feature of entertainment and Lois HIekey. Eva kelson, Carrie Dethe games were played progressively jLaney, Ruth and Jane - McCloskey, at small tables. Miss Eva Nelson won Jennie "Walton, Ieah Shroyer and Florthe first honors, a bouquet ef carna-1 tnce Stewart.

tons, and the consolation prize, wmcn waa one carnation waa awarded to llln : Ruth McCloskey. After the games the guests were Invited Into the dining room and served with a prettily ap- j

pointed luncheon of two courses. A. bouQuet of carnations formed the center piece for the table. Pink and white were the prevailing colors In the dinroom decorations. Covers were laid for sxteen. Among- the guests were the members of the O. T. Club of which Miss Koutsong Is a member and a few- other friends. Those present were: Mr. and

A SURPRISE PARTY. A number of young people were delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoke. 46 Slb'.er street last evening. Mrs. Hoke entertained in honor of her niece. Miss Belle Koutsorig. The party was given to celebiate her twentieth birthday annK-er-sary and she received many very pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. The young women of the O. T. M. Club pre

lub Meetings

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 AND MARKET. This Sale Includes Beth Stores. Sale for one day only, Saturday, Feb. 3 OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST

jo roi ns kkesii LKK l.Rf SMALL FRESH PORK LOIVS. per pound -.- MIU I. FRESH PORK SHOl'LDKRS, per pound. . -. AtTlVK BKKK HID HOAST, per pound -- N Tl K BEKF POT ROAST,

pr ponnd SATIVE l.Eti OK VEAL. pee pound XATIVK VEAL SIKH LDEK HOIST, ifr pound....... XATIVK VEAL BREAST, yrith poeket. per pound... IIIM (tl AK1T.HS SI'RIXi LAMB, per pound FORE IARTERS SPRINti 1 tllll ..a w.,i twl

S'ATIVE SIRLOIN STKAK. "fl 2 per pound JL

AATIVB HOOD STKAK. per pound SATIVR PORTEH HOISB STKAK. per pound

1,00 9 He .Stic 10c

..7 tic .12 tic 11 tic .9 tic .9 tic

11c

12 He

FRESH SPARK RIBS. per pound , X ATI VE RIB ROIM

IIEEF, per pound 3 I BS. KRKSI1 HAMBl'R4iER STEAK SWEET PICKLED SALT PORK, per pound MOOSE BKA1) HAMS. per pound SMALL STRIPS BRISKET BACON, per ponud

NO. 1 CALIFORNIA. HAMS. per pound H-BBI XKW CESTIRV

FLO I R 1 POINDS GRAMLATEI) SlUAR 7 BARS SWIFT'S PRIDE 0 P e BARS AMERICA FAMILY SOAP FAM V AVEL OIUXUES, doiri .". . . FANC Y MIXED NCTS, pound

..J.8XC

25c

...9 He .13 tic IStic ...9 tic ...74c ...98c

25c 25c 22c 17 c

Read "The Lake (onnfjr Tlmen er try Friday- evening; for our Saturday peelaln. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Striet attention Riven to all telephone order.

101 State St Phone 100

Chas. Berendtt

Hohman & Gostlin Sts. Phone 431

BI-MONTHLY MEETING. At her home, 99 Russell street. Mrs. George Emmerline very delightfully entertained the members of Circle No. 2 yesterday afternoon. It was the afternoon for the regular bi-monthly meeting and there waa the usual large.

attendance of members. Mrs. Emmerllng entertained a few friends not members of the society at the meeting. Pedro waa played at five tables In th-; parlors and after several games th

honors were awarded. Mrs. Jacob Kox won the first honors and Mrs. Elizabeth

Young, the second. The consolation prize waa awarded to Mrs. Johanna Bleker. Mrs. Christine Meyers waa

awarded the grustant&rize.. Dainty refreshments were served after the card

I games. The next regular meeting will

be held in two weeks on Thursday aft

ernoon, February 16th at the noma of

Mrs. Jacob Fox "in Doty street. The

usual social program will be followed.

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.

A very enjoyable meeting of the members of the Sunshine Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home

of Mrs. Anna Rohrman In Kant Stats street. , The members were entertained

with cards and played several games

of pedro at small tables in the parlors

After seven games the honors we

awarded. Mrs. C. K. Jackson won first

honors, Mrs. J. P. Ryan, second honors

and tho consolation prize was awardal

to Mrs. Charles Hubbard. Following

the games ' a dainty luncheon of tw

courses was served. The covers were

laid at tables in the dining room

Pretty decorations of flowers were vised

at tne tames. Mrs. J. P. Ryan was

named as the next hostess and she will

entertain at an afternoon card party,

Thursday, February 15th at her home

in Calude street. ENJOY THE AFTERNOON'.'

The home of Mrs. Giles Warner in

Carroll street was the scene of th

meeting of the Baptist Women's Cnlon

yesterday afternoon. The early part o

the afternoon was given to a business meeting after which a social time waj

enjoyed. The members of the social d partment were in charge of the meet

lng. a program or games and contests

had been arranged for the entertain

rzr.

TORE Pure Food Grocery

Get your Share of Grocery Savings Friday Evening and Saturday, Feb. 3rd

SOCIAL NEWS FOR SATURDAY. The members ot the Hammond WoroaA'a dab will hold, their Best regular meeting Saturday afternoon at three o'clock la the auditorium ef the Ftrat Presbyterian eburch. Mrs. C. G. Kiaarnrtll he at heme te

the members of the M oasrt Club at her home la Williams atreet Saturday evening at eight o'clock. The member ef the Deborah AM Society of the First Chrtatlaa church will have at aale of home bakery Sat. urday la the Hammond building at the corner of 1 tollman and Fayette streets. Mr. and Mra. Charles G. Hohman will be host and hostess to the members of the Evening Whist Club at a bridge dinner Saturday at their home In Mason street. There will be a meeting of thmembers of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge Saturday evening la I. O. O. F. Hall

In State street.

We sold nearly 20 thousand CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES last Saturday.. .For this week's sale we

purchased and received in one single shipment 28 thousand. Thev will be sold

at the same price. 4

3 DOZEN FOR. : (Every Orange guaranteed perfect.) .

EACH ONLY.

35c

Oscar F. Mayer's Famous Edelweiss Best Quality LARD, per pound . Kan Brand PURE TOMATO CATSUP, per bottle. . ...................

Large Dill and Sour

12c 9c

me-nt of the guests, one, and advertls

mg contest proved very enjoyable. The members then composed stories whlci were read, causing a great deal of

merriment. At five o'clock a dainty two

course luncheon ' waa served. There were twenty members in attendance at

the meeting. Announcement will be

made later of the next regular meeting

and the study program. The following

ladles served on yesterday's social com

mittee, Mesdames W Williams, Amot

Towle, Roy Terry, Charles Welmer,

Giles Warner, II. J. Woodruff. J. Ward

J. E. Wolf, and Miss Kate Ward.

, A SOCIAL GATHERING.

A pleasant time was spent by the

members of tha. Acme Social Club as

the guests of Mrs. Harvey Cleveland at

her home in Ingraham avenue. West

Hammond yesterday afternoon. Mrs.

Cleveland entertained with cards and

pedro was played at three tables In the

parlors. The honors were won by Mrs,

Ruff and Mrs. Nolan. The consolatiort prize was awarded to Mrs. Lacey. A

dainty two course course luncheon wa

served at the conclusion of the card

games. Covers were laid for the twelve guests at small tables. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, February 15th

Mrs. Barney Kenny will be hostess and

entertain the club members at he

home in Indiana avenue. The usual so

cial program will be followed.

MISS JONES A HOSTESS. Miss Gertrude Jones entertained tha young women of the A. D. Q.' Club at the home of tr. and Mrs. W. Mayes Martin in Ogden street last evening. It was the bi-monthly meeting and all the members were present with th exception of Miss Ethel Hoffman who is ill at her home in Summer street. The members devoted the evening to their needle work . -and a taffy pull' was a pleasant diversion. Mrs. Frank "Martin was name das the next hostess and she will entertain the members at her home in Doty street. Thursday eveninfl, February 16th. The following are the clno members, Mrs. Fred Hageman, Mrs.

the Misses Kthel an 1 Iva Slmcoke, ' Edna

Bump and Gertrude

Recitation Anna Eastman Cdncert Recitation .Room 3 Solo. Mrs. Edith Beardsley

Address.. Attorney John M. Stinso-i Violin Solo Morris Crook

MEET WITH MISS PORCH. The young .people of the Dorcas Club

met with Miss Effle Porch at her home In East Sibley street last evening for their-regular , bi-monthly social meet

ing. Mrs. .F W. Kimball, their class teacher met with them. After a short business seslon various games were played and music was one of the features of the evening. Several of the guests entertained with social and In

strumental selections. At ten o'clock the guests were served with dainty re freshments. Among those present were Mrs. Kimball, Misses Cora Kaluf, Ger

trude Stanton. Hope Ward, Mabel Van, 12 file and Ruby Porch.

MONTHLY SOCIAL MEETING. Mrs. Edgar Singer at home to the

young people of Gleaners Class of the Christian Sunday School last evening at her home. 886 Erie street There

were many members in attendance at

the meeting and a vry enjoyable social

time is reported. The transaction of

business occupied the attention of the

members during the early evening hours. The annual election of officers

was the important feature of the busl

ness hour. During the social session

music and games were enjoyed. Several of the members entertained with vocal and Instrumental selections. The

serving of a dainty luncheon at ten

o'clock concluded the evening's enter

tainment. The following members were

elected to offices to serve during 1912:

President Miss Verna Sllger. Vice President Miss Frieda Holberg Secretary Miss Verta Sheffield. Treasurer Mies Evelyn Pearson.

Chairman of Floral Committee Mis

Agnes McGuire.

Chairman of Social Committee Misa

Kthel Wolf.

Assistant Chairmen of the Social Committee Miss Lillian Shillo, Miss

Sylva McNanny. Chairman of Membership Committee Miss Lulu Diets. ,

A THIMBLE PARTY.

The members of the Oak Leaf Em

broidery Club were pleasantly enter

talned by Mrs. Hal Toung at her horn

in Truman avenue yesterday afternoon.

In company with the members, Mrs.

Toung entertained Mrs. Scow den an

Mrs. Olson. A pleasant social timt was spent. The members devoted the hours

to their needle work until four o'clock when they were were invited Into the

dining room and served with refresh

ments. A daintily arranged luncheon

of two courses was served. In- two

weeks on Thursday afternoon, February

15th Mrs. A. J. Burk will be hostess and entertain the members at her home in

Highland street Mrs. Buk will enter

tain at a thimble party.

Frank Martin,

Edith Shearer. Swlte2r. Alice Jones.

10-lb Bags Buckwheat -IPFlour,bag -JOG California Prunes, flrA lb., 9c; a lbs for -&3C Glenwood Mince Meat, TIpackage. C 9 O'Clock Washing A Tea, package

Armour's Lighthouse Soap, bar. . .

Lion Brand XXXX Flour

H-barrel sack. 74c Vi-barrel sack 1.48

H-barrel sack ... .2.83

CHOICE STANDARD CANNED GOODS, at

per can

Extra Fine Lot of White Cauliflower, per head, 12c and. . . . Fine Solid Cabbage, pound. ............. Fancy Hot House Radishes, bunch Fancy Head Lettuce, 12c and

Snowy 10c 3c 15c

8c -.52 89c

No. 2 Cans Joan of Arch Kidney

Beans, No. 3 Cans Choice Hominy, No. 1 Can Monsoon Sliced Peaches, No. 3 Cans Cook's Fine Pumpkin,

No. 2 Cans Choice Wax Beans,

No. 2 Cans Extra Sugar Corn,

No. 2 Cans Choice String Beans,

No. 3 Cans Fine Saur Kraut, I REMEMBER, ONLY

per can.

8c 'K 89c

Pickles, each

No. 3 Cans Monarch Apple Butter, can I vJC Globe Parlor Matches, package. ....... Best German Lentils, (Jf, pound. ............... DC Best Lima Beans, Q pound . '. .............. . J The Famous Pet Brand Milk 10c cans, each 8c; doz. .88c 5c cans, eaeh4c; doz. .43c

Maryland Rye Whiskey, qt. bottle Royal Crown Port

Wine, qt. bottle . Fine California Brandy, bottle . . Lion Blackberry Cordial, bottle. . , Fine Port Wine, gallon .jug. . . . . .

75C 35 c 72c 23c 98c

Bk Sals and Demonstration of National Biscuit Go's Goods

Uneeda Biscuits, 4?ot:r..25c

Frew Samples to Everybody

Very Finest Grade Vanilla Wafers, per lb

Fine Royal Sugar Cookies, per lb.... Fresh Baked Honey Flakes, per lb..

16c

All National Biscuit Co.'s

10c Package Cakes and

3 Crackers, packages . . .

25c

Saturday Candy Specials

Sugared Gum Drops, a good eating candy, OfW 3 pounds for aCUu

Cracker Jack 3 packages for

Chums, Barr's Saturday Candy, a IO- 50c Candy, OQf1 Uu pound box fisUU

Smokers Specials for Saturday POLLACK'S EXPERT LILLIAN RUSSELL and TOM KEENE AND NEW LA MARCA AND OFFI.

STOGIES, Box of 4 QUAKER BRAND, BACHELOR IC CIAL SEAL, 50c, Saturday 1D 5c Cigars, 8 for . . . . HQ CIGARS, 7 for. .... ZjJC 10c Cigars. .... ..

A THIMBLE PARTY.

Mrs. W. A Hoke very pleasantly en

tertained the members of the R. A. Club

at her homo In Sibley street Thursday afternoon. The members were all present to enjoy the entertainment. They spent the afternoon with their needle

work until four o'clock when a dainty

luncheon was served. The refresh

ments were served in two courses. In

two weeks on Thursday afternoon Mrs.

Norman K. Strouse will entertain the

members at her home, 100 Clinton street. Mrs. Strouse will entertain at

& thimble party.

AX AFTERNOON MEETING.

The members of the Martha Society

of the First Christian church met In the church social rooms in Calumet

avenue, yesterday afternoon for their regrular weekly meeting. On account of

the absence of the president. Mrs. Will

Lasch the members decided to omit the

business session and the entire after

noon was devoted to sewing. A great

deal of work for the benefit of the so

clety was accomplished. During the social hour dainty refreshments were

served. Th members will meet again

next Thursday afternoon and a large

attendance of the membership is deslr

ed. The usual business and social pro

gram will he followed.. " A DICKER.

Honoring Mrs. Braglnton of Three

Rivers. Mich., Mrs. Mell of Haezlcraf

111., and Mrs. Shafer of Chicago who

are visiting in Hammond this week Mrs.

C. W. .Whitney very : charming enter

tained the members of the Twelve

O'clock Dinner Club at her home in Gostlin street yesterday. Mrs. Whitney was hostess at a dinner and afternoon

party. A Beautifully appointed dinne

of foifr courses waa served at twelve

o'clock. The guests passed the after

noon very enjoyably with their needle

work and conversation. The party wa

one of the Inost enjoyable of the week

end. The meoibers of the club are Mrs. E. E. Beck of Valparaiso. Mrs. W. D.

Clark of Chicago; Mesdames Charle

Monnette. Viola Smiley, E. E. Cole,

Wayne Vangrtder, Morris Champaign

Enola Payne, C. It Stewart. Richar

Caldwell. Frankie Nason, IJszle Pontius, Charles Stewart, B. J. Smalley and C.

W. Whitney. , . PARENTS CXUB MEETIXG. A very interesting meeting of th

Parents Club of the West Hammond

school was held yesterday afternoon n

the school hall. ' It was the regular

monthly meeting to which all the moth

era In the school district were Invited

There was a very large attendance con

slderlng the disagreeable weather. At -

torney John M. Stinson addressed tha mothers and the pupils of the eighth grade and his talk was listened to with

a great deal of Interest. The subject of his address was "Boys And Girls." The remainder of the program was given by the teachers and children of the grades and was very enjoyable. At the conclusion of the program several matters of interest to ths members were, discussed. The program for the afternoon was as follows: Muele ...j.... Room t

MAMMOND THEATRE sU-U. PHONE 63 . A One Night Only, Sunday, Feb. 4th A. H. WOODS Offers THE LAUGHIEST LAUGHING SHOW 02T EARTH

THE

Don't Miss

This

Opportunity To

Laugh

With The Multitudes

Join Th

Merry

Throng

That

Flocks

See, The

Laughing

Success

Of The Year.

GIRL

IN THE TA2I

Taxi Prices for Single Fares 25c, 50c 75c and 1.00 No Higher

Reserved Seats now on Sale at Box Offico

Make Early Reservations

Plenty of Good Seats for 50c and 75c

Coma And Refresh Yourself In the Waves Of Merriment On Tap. A Two . Hours Plunge In the Ocean Of Hilarity. .Splash! Funnier Than a Fish - In Seine

ANNOUNCEMENTS. OPES FOR Bl'SIXKSS. Mr. M. W. Owens, late of Chicago,

Illinois, has opened a new up-to-date art

Photo Gallery, at 169 E. State atreet.

over Ortt & Towle's Shoe Store, Ham

mond, Ind., now ready for sittings; but will have a formal opening, Saturday,

February 3rd, all day and evening, to which he cordially invites all to call and Inspect Mr. Owens wishes facos of the citizens of Hammond, and wl.'l

make sittings "free of charge" for use In show cases and will give one cabinet size finished picture, (or smaller if desired) free of all cost to each sitter.

Proofs will be shown and a satisfactory picture warranted In all cases. Keslttings of all who desire them free also. Only one sitting of a family. 2-l-2t

HAMMOND THEATR

PHONE 63

TOS1GHT Desrs Opes 7t09 First rlay 7i30

Q HIGH 3 GRADE

HER LADYSHIP'S PAGE (Drama) WHO MARIA WAS LITTLE (Comedy .AND ONE OTHER WM. BINME In Harry Lander's Songs

Photo-Plays

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teen decided that no invitations will be. extended their friends to attend the meetings in the future.

HOLS REGULAR MEETING. The regular bi-monthly meeting

A DANCE. One of the most enjoyable dances

the sfeason was given last evening i

the Masonic Temple in Muentch Court

by the members of the American Fed

eration of Musicians. A large numbv

of their friends were invited to be injsayior in Conkey avenue.

attenance. The evening's program oe-

ban at eight-thirty o'clock and danc

ing continued until twelve o'clock. The

affair was Informal and no programs were used. The musical program was

the Ladies' Aid Society of the Monroe street Methodist chapel was held yes

terday afternoon at. thd home of Mrs.

The

TONIGHT

SATTRDAY AND ST TNDAY CHILDREN'S MATINKB Saturday at ft P. St. ALL SEATS !- THE CHAMBERLAINS Novelfy Ropn Throwing DALLAS ROMANS Comedienne NORWOOD & WHEELER FOIR. EI. SON COMIQL'ES Knock-About Acrobats TMt TWO SHOWS NIGHT 9

very enjoyable. There were two hun-

, - j j

dred r more guests in attendance.

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The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. See In,

Rimbach avenue was tne scene of a pleasant affair last evenlnt when the members of the Arnona and Agoga classes of the First Baptist ehurch met

for a socla Isession. There were be

tween fifty and sixty members in at

tendance who spent the evenig in an

enjoyable social way. The red, yellow and white represented the classes Into

which ttte members were dividd who

ompleted in the various contest. Each

&'.d? had a -captain who arrangei the entries in the relay race, foot race, and

fifty yard dash. The evening's program was very unique and original. The serving of refreshments at ten o'clock concluded the entertainment which wai

one of the most delightful of the season.

MOZART CUB MEETING. The members of the Mozart Club will

meet at the home of Mrs. C. G. Kingwill in "Williams street Saturday ecering at eight o'clock. The study will be

American Composers and a very de

lightful program haa been arranged for the guests entertainment. On account ct the club's large membership it has

mem

bers devoted the afternoon to- their

r.eedle work, and accomplished a great

deal of work for the benefit of the society and church. A social hour wa enjoyed at which time Jthe hostess served her many guests with refreshments. The meeting was well attnded. The ar-

rrangementa were not completed for the next meeting but announcment it it will be made later. The date of the meeting is Thursday, February 13th. ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spellman entertained a few friends at their-home in Carroll street, "Wednesday evening. A pleasant time was spent socially, with music and games after which refreshments were served. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. George Dobbins is entertaining the members of the Colonial Club at an afternoon thimble part today at ther home in Doty street. It is the regular bi-monthly meeting postponed from Thursday to Friday for the convenience of several of the memberi A SALE OF HOME BAKERY. Saturday, February 3rd the member ot the Deborah Aid Society of tht First Christian church wll have a sale of home baked goods in the. Hammond building at the corner of Hohman and Fayette streets. The public is invite.1. The members desire to clear a nl:;e sun ,to fee used for the Uneflt of th. church.

DR. H. B. HAYWAED SPECIALIST Diseases of tfc Ere, Ear, Han ana Threat. Eyes seientlAeally axaamlaM ed. Glasses flttea. Room 402, Hammond 8169 Phone 205. Hammond. Ind.

PAUL O. BERBER, D C. CHIROPRACTOR 433 Sheridan Ave. Whit las;. lad.

Phone 80-M Ofllee Hoars IS to 12 I to 4 If you are slek and have tried every other means without relief, try Clilroi practlc spinal adjustments and get well.

H. C. GROMAN, M. D. - Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Res., 242; Office, 205

THERE .ARE SIX COPIES OF THB TIMES SOLD IN HAMMOND FOR EVERT COPY SOLD IIY ANY OTHER PAPER. IT GIVES TOC THREE TIMES AS Ml'CII NEWS FOR ONE CENT AS OTHER PAPERS DO FOR TWO CENTS.

What will we have for Sunday Dinner? IS THE QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN ASKED THOUSANDS OF TIMES. PERHAPS WE CAN AID YOU IN YOUR SELECTION, BY READING- OVER THE FOLLOWING "AD." x PRICES ARE RIGHT. WE'LL STAND BACK OF THE GOODS.

Best Creamery A fi

Butter, per pound.". . .f UU

Best Grade Oleo, QQn per pound -00 Pure Jelly, assorted OCf flavors, 3 for aCUU 10 Lbs. Fresh Graham Flour only 0X

10 Lbs. Yellow Corn Meal, per pound

Fancy Santa Clara , Prunes, 2 lbs for. . . . . ZOG Armour's Tomato

Soup, 3 cans for. . ZjU i r

x.ionarcn umm sauce, OCn

2 for. aCfJU

Dried Peaches, large 1 E

halves, per lb I -JO

22?

Sirloin Steak, 1 On per pound OC Best Pot Roast Beef 4 f per pound. I C Small Pork Loins, Q7lmf per pound UC Small Pork Qr Shoulders, per lb. . Q4U 10 Lbs. Leaf Lard 1 OH for 1.00 Miller & Hart's No. 1

Hams, 10-lb aver-4 AXf age, per lb ". f2C

Plate Boiling Beef, per pound. CRISCO, per can.

No. 1 Strips IQJLf. Bacon, per lb. ... vJ2u

25c

Hominy, large tins, 2 for

Lucca Italian pure, 50c size,

Olive

15c

Oil,

42c 15c 25c 40c

17c

5-Lbs. Best Head Rice. . .38c

French Peas, per can. . . .18c Real Coffee, per lb. . . . .25c Quaker Oatspkg. . ..... .8c Potatoes, guaranteed free from frost, peck, 35c Afk bushel I HJ'

Reid Murdoch Jam, 32-oz. jar, each Hart Brand Canned Corn, 3 for Shelled Walnuts, rer pound .....

Monarch Baked Beans

20c size, each

578 Hohman St., Hammond Phones J550-1551