Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 202, Hammond, Lake County, 15 February 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Thursday, Feb. 15, 1912.

Social News ' N Hammond

A SIRI'RISE PARTY. One of the prettiest ot the pre-lenten affairs wag he-Id last evening at the Sohl home in Beall avenue, when the friends of Marguerite Pohl grave a surprise party in her honor. Games and music occupied the early part of the evening: and at ten-thirty o'clock a prettily appointed luncheon was served by Mrs. Sohl, assisted by a group of young f?tr!s. Among- the guests were Irene Wolf, Emma Vanderhoof, Marie Hess, Kathrine Bieher, Jeanette Scherer, Lulu Northup. Iolly Pattern. Beatrice Dickson. Kittie Trimble, Marfruerite Soht, Thomas .Stack, Allan O'ltourke, rtryant Smaller. Andrew Maglnot. Clyde Miller, Pitrick Schloer, Kimer Mandernach, Harley Locklin, Cyril Lloyd and Ralph Young.

SOCIAL SiEWS FOR, FRIDAY. The" member ot lUmmoa Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. meet Friday Mcnlac in the K. ot P. Hall la South Hohniaa ntrt. The young nomrs of the T. R. S. Club will give a leap year di at the Sehats Hall la Orpheam building Friday evenlag. The membera of the Fareata Club of the Irving; School Trill meet la the school hall at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon for their moathly meeting.

'AN EGYPTIAN COSTUME

musical selections. After the program valentine post cards were passed j among the guests and partners were

found for supper. The supper was

served in the large hall on the third floor which had been most beautifully decorated for the-occasion. One long

table was set for the guests who num

bered thirty. The table was showered with hearts and other souvenirs of St.

Valentine's day and little red hearts lied with bon-bons were given aa ! favors. A daintily arranged two 1

course luncheon was served. As far as was possible, the colors of red .and

white were carried out in the luncheon.

A lattice work had been formed with flowers and ferns and potted palms I

were used in the decoration Of the hall.

In the reception hall and a large living

room where the guests were entertain

ed during the early evening hours large

bunches of red and white carnations were used. Festoon of red hearts

were stretched in the arches ana

and the lights were shaded !

i with colored tissue paper flowers. The i

party was one of the prettiest at which

these young people have been entertained this winter and they spent . a

merry time. ,

A VALENTINE TARTY. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stafford were host and hostess to the members of the M. VT. G. Club, their husbands and a few friends at their home in Indiana avenue last evening. The home was pretty with decorations chosen appropriately for St. Valentines day. The colors were carried out in red and white. Cards were the entertainment during the evening and the prizes were won by

Xfr C T. tClnaev unit Mr M Stanjhruv

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I no consolation prize was awaraeci to

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luncheon was served after the games The covers were laid at the small tables. Mr. and Mrs. C. L Klnsey Mr nd Mrs. C. G. Bonner. Miss Rosalind

,.,v... ... .v..-. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. the euests and the folowing members I

,. i ine nome 01 Airs, iieien Austgen, Sti

r-ibiey street was the scene of a most

(m) Miff '4 'iih'l ri t t ' v.

OLD FASHIONED ST. VALENTINE DAY GONE

Tha old fashioned Valentine' Day, with it fcecret burnlg love missives and Its bucolic humor is apparently on the wane, judging from the class ot matter

that goes through tha mails on the day.

The Valentine mail was as heavy

yesterday as in former years, heavier If

anything, but tha bulk of the mat

was made up of fancy penny valentl

popular among the school children.

There were apparently few high priced

creations, as compared with former years when they first came In vogue. The postal card as a valentine is grow.

ing more and more popular, and the

person who gives any thought to the

day and his friends finds a wide range

of sentiment and humor In the endless selections.

One thing Is certain. the ehesp

"comic," which as a rula was generally

more of an Insult, than humor has had

Us day and is passing away rapidly.

The manufacturers appreciate this and

of late years their output has decreased materially.

HAMMOND THEATRE PHONaoa TONIGHT Doors Open TiOO First Play 7i

HIGH GRADE

j WM. MINNIE In Song ; CENTS ONLY ADMISSION

Photo-Plays

2 HAMMOND THEATRF

Sunday N h?f Fetay 18 THE GEEAT AMERICAN PLAY

Original poem.,

Ladies chorus.

Address

.Miss McKinney

.Mr. Hoffman

and their husbands were present: Mr.

and Mrs. A. II. Cross, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Kale, Mr. ad Mrs. Claude Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Price, Mr. and Mrs M. Stansbary. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stiver and Mrs. O. A. Layons. A PARIS WELL PARTY. Miss Zllpha Ryneareon entertained a number of her friends in the .seventh grade of the Lafayette school at a valentine party Tuesday evening at her home, 760 Alice avenue. There wera about fifteen young people present wh.i spent the evening very enJoyably""with games an music In a "heart contest" the pri2es were won by Elfen'lllx and Geraldlne Holdeman. A valentine box was a feature of the evening At the conclusion of the program of games dainty refreshments were served. The party was in the nature of a farewell as Miss Rynearson will leave Hammond with her parents to make her home In Englewood. A MASftVERADE PARTY.

Last evening the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mlnas in Rlmbach avenue was the scene of a large gathering of young people who came In response to invitations Issued by Miss Luclle Mlnas among her friends lo the Hammond high school for a masquerade party. Many pretty and manj comical t-ostumes were worn by the guests. Games were played and several of the guests entertained with

aengntrui social affair yesterday plan

ned by a number of friends in celebra tion of Mrs. Austgen's sixty-fifth birth day anniversary. The guests had care

fully planned their entertainment for

the afternoon and also had in prepara

tion a most tempting lunpheon which

was served a four-thirty o'clock. Mrs.

Austgen received many beautiful gifts

and the congratulations and best wish

es of her friends for many more happy

anniversaries. Carnations and narcis

sus were given the guests as favors. The guests who rlanned the enjoyable

event are: Mesdames O. C. Trout, Wil

liam Bieker. Georgo Austgen, John

Rohrman, Cathrine Phillips, Fred

Ludkman, John Einsle, Ed Austgen of

St. John, N. G. Austgen of Dyer. C. II.

Madderon of Pullman and C. Kuyper of

Burnside. A Lt-NCIIEON.

Mrs. G. W. Lane very delightfully

entertained a few friends at luncheon

yesterday at her home, S Plummer ave

nue, in compliment to. Mrs. George

rye of Tentwater., Mich., who Is here

on a visit. A. daintily arranged lunch

eon of three courses was served at one

o'clock. The tables were decorated

with carnations and in the parlors the

color scheme was carried out in red

and white appropriate to St. Valentines Day. Mrs. Lane had as her guests several members of the Ladies Society to

EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!

Great Slaughtering Sale on Fresh and Smoked Meats At 2 Stores Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street and Nortlti Side Grocery and Market Corner Hohman and Gostlin Streets.

FANCY UROCERIE5 AT NORTH SIDE GROCERY AND MARKET.

This Sale Includes Both Stores.

Sale for Two Oas, Friday and Saturday, February 16 and 17

OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST

This striking costume was made for

a fashionable fancy dress function

this winter.

the B. of L. f and E-, among them.

Mrs. II. L Williams, Mrs. J. P. Ryan.

Mrs. A. Rogers, Mrs. A. Brandt "Mrs.

C. Buckley, Mrs B. Bassford, Mrs. R.

Downing. Mrs. H. L Dorten. Mrs. II.

Ivrieger, and Mrs. George Frye.

ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY.

Honoring Mrs. Dora Groman "Gross

of Paris. 111., who is visiting in Ham

mond, Mrs. Charles W. v. ilson very-

pleasantly entertained a. few friends

last evening at her home in Carroll street. Cards and music were the so

cial diversions and at . ten o clock a two course luncheon was served. Th?

covers wre laid at the small tables.

Numbered among the guests were the

Misses Nina Pettit, Jennie Mabbs

Edna Turner, Lulu Symmes and Oral

Shunk.

TWO SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Mrs. Frank C. Deming will be the

hostess at two charming social affairs of the week at her home in South Hoh

man street. One company of friends will be entertained at an afternoon

party today and Friday Mrs. Demins

will give a high tea.

A VALEXTIE LlNCEON,

Mrs. E. VV . Bump presided over one

of the prettiest entertainments of St.

Valentines day yesterday at her home

in South Hohrhan Mreet. Her guests

at luncheon were the roebers of the

Alpha Phi Club. A beautifully appoint

ed luncheon of five courses was served

at one o'clock. A bouquet of American

beauty roses formed the center piece

and daintily decorated cards marked

the places of the eleven guests. The lights were shaded with red tissue paper and festoons of red and whlt?

hearts were stretched from the chande

liers to the corners of the room. In the parlors the same attractive colors were used In the deroratlon scheme. The

guests devoted the afternoon to their needle work and spent the hours very

enjoy-ably. It was the bi-monthly meet

ing of the club members changed from

Friday to "Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. II. Davis was named as the next

hostess and she wilt entertain at a six

o'clock dlnnr party Friday, March 1 at

her home in Williams street. The members and their husbands will be

the guests.

PAID IN FULL by Eugene Walter

10V4 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD S.HALL FIIESH POUK LOINS, per pound ., 1MALL FRESH PORK SIIOIXDEHS per pmnil FRESH DRESSED STEWING CHICKENS, per lb NATIVE LEG OF VEAL. per pound , NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER , ROAST, per pouad NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with poelte. per ponnil ... HIND QUARTEIIS SPRING LAMB, per pouad FORE QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST. per pound NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound NATIVE PORTERHOUSE STEAK, per pound

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12 c 11 10c ...9c 12 c lOMc 12 He

NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per pound . . 3 POI NDS FRESH HAM. BURGER STEAK, per lb... NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound SWEET PICK EL SALT

roHK, per pound : . ARNOLD AND MOOSE BRAND HAMS, per pound. . SMALL STHIPS SUGAR CURED BACON, per lb NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound , . . . -BAHREL NEW CENTURY FLOUR 16 POUNDS GRANULATEDSUGAR 3 PACKAGES ARGO STARCH. 8 BARS SWItTC PRIDE SOAP 6 BARS AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP FANCY N AVEL ORANGES, per dozen

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11 25c

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9C 74C ...98c ...10c 25c 25c 22c

Read "The Lake County Timea" every Thuraday and Friday evening for our Saturday P-il. Prompt delivery to all ports of the city. Strl.t attention given to all telephone order.

101 Stats St Phone 100

Qias. Eerendf

Kohman & 6otlin Sts. Phone 431 .

Whiting Rink: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th Basket Ball game between Michigan City and Whiting High School. Skating before and after the game. - ADMISSION 25c - Skating every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons and nights.

East Chicago (Coliseum) Rink PROGRAM FOR WEEK THURSDAY, FEB. 15 POLO. HAMMOND vs. INDIANA HARBOR FRIDAY, FEB. 16. WRESTLING. SAT.. FEB. 17. ELK 3 BALL. SUNDAY, FEB. 18 ROLLER SKATING.

A BRIDGE PARTY.

Bridge whist was played progressive

ly by the membera of the Afternoon

Whist Club who -were entertained by

Miss Mary Nelson at her home in South Hohman street yesterday afternoon. In

company wtih the members Miss Nelson

entertained Mrs. George Hannauer and

Mrs. Allen J. Graham. The games were

played at three tables in the parlors. The high score was made by Mrs. Ray M. Chapman. A dainty luncheon of two courses was served following the games. In two weeks on Wednesday afternoon, February 28th Mrs. August Schneider will entertain at a bridge party at her home In, Mason . street. Mrs. Harry B. Hay ward formerly of

Hammond but now of Crown Point wa3 the out of town member present. 1 LECTURES IV HAMMOND. Dr. Schanfarber of Chicago gave an address at the meeting of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Adolph HIrsch In Carroll streeet. His subject was

"Woman and Her Influence" and his

talk was one of interest to every mem

ber present. There was an unusually large , attendance of members at the meeting. Iuring the business session new cases were brought to the atten

tion of the members and committees

were appointed to investigate them and

give what help is necessary. A LEAP YEAR DANCE.

One of the most attractive affairs

scheduled for Friday evenig is a leap year dance at which the members of the T. R. S. Club will he hostesses at

the Schutz Halt in the Orpheum build

ing in State street. The party Is the second at which these young women have entertained this season and they have invited a number of their friends in Hammond and East Chicago to attend. PARENTS CLUB MEETING. - A large attendance la desired , at the meeting of the Parents Club of the Irving school in the school hall Friday afternoon. February 16th at thr:

o'clock. Following the .business meeting a program will be given and the entertainment promises to be very enjoyable. The program is aa follows: Piano Duett. .Misses Titus and Ralston. Story . . f. Miss Eames Vocal Solo.V Miss Matthews Mandolin Duett Misses Adkins and Inman Reading. ..Mrs. Schafer and Miss Bauer Vocal Solo:....... Miss Butterfield

K. OF C. LADIES MEET. A very enjoyable afternoon was pent

by the ladies of the Knights of Columbus at their meeting yesterday after

noon in the K. of C. Club rooms In South Hohman street. The meeting will be tha last until after Easter and

there were many members In attend

ance who spent the hours pleasantly.

Pedro was played progressively at

several small tables In the hall and

the honors were won by Mrs. J. O'Cailahan of East Chicago and Mrs. Ida Hoffman of Hammond. At the conclusion of the games dainty refreshments

were served.

MRS. RIPLEY A HOSTESS.

Mrs. Ripley entertained the membeip

of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First

Congregational church at this week'

meeting yesterday afternoon at her

home in Sheffield avenue. There was the usual large attendance of members

it the meeting. They devoted the aft

ernoon to sewing for th society ana accomplished a great deal of work.

Plans were made for the meeting to be held next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. Jenkins In North

Hohman street.

AN AFTERNOON PARTY. The meeting of the Marquette Club

which was announced to take place to

morrow afternoon has been postponed

until Monday, February 19th when Mrs.

Jeannie Sawyer wil entertain at her home in Clinton street. Mrs. Sawyer

will entertain with cards and bridge whist wil be played. 1

A CLUB MEETING. A meeting of the Presbyterian Social

Club will be held thin evening in the

parlors ot, the church In South Hohman

street. . '

ENTERTAIN AT DINNER. Mrs. John Seeley entertained Judge

and Mrs. Fred Barnett and daughter.

Muriel, and son, Paul, at a one o'clock

dinner yesterday, at her home, 556 Summer streat. .

MEET THIS AFTEROON. The members of the . Baptist Women's Union will meet at the home of Mrs. James Beilby, 497 Summer street.

this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The members ot the child culture department

will have charge of the meeting. "The Home and Future Citiaens" will bo the study. The program will he as fol lows: Paper Mrs. Ralph Roop. Story Mrs. James Dickson. Discussion led by the Rev. Floyd Adams.

With a Brilliant Cast of Players 9 YEARS IN 7 MONTHS IN NEW YORK ' CHICAGO "Triumph" New York Telegraph. 'Best find of Hesson." Alan Dale. "Held audience breathless." jS'ew York World. "Great play." Chicago American. "Great success. " Amy Leslie SEAT KALE AT BOX OFFICE. ES 2Se, 3.1e. Wc, 75 ana l.OO rOTE Mail orders for seats accompanied by check will be accepted now and filled In orcW received.

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7:30 Twice Tonight !iO0 THE MUSICAL. FARCE Lower Berth

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Direct from W tallney Opera Hotw MATINEES Sat. unri ,.

pleasant and successful dances at the Temple this season. Elster's orchestra will furnish the music.

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DOUBLE COUPONS. DOUBLE COUPONS. Double Coupons ALL DAY Groceries Included. (Except Flour and Surar)

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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEFT. STOHB MRS. POTTS' SAD IRONS

Free in our Preium Department

Heavily Nickel plated, three irons, handle and stand.

Given With $25.00 in Coupons Friday's Grocery Sale . SUGAR Best Granulated with grocery order of 1.00 or more (butter, meat or flour not CTf a included) 10 pounds. 3 C FLOUR -Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal or Ceresota, Va-bbl. sack, 3.04; VS-bbl sack, 1.53; 17 H-bll. sack . : C

HONOR MISS PARKELL. Mrs. Clyde Severs, at her home in the Maywood apartment, ni May street, will entertain in honor of her niece, Miss Alice Parkell, who will soon leave for Indianapolis. A SOCIAL SESSION. The memoers of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church met in the parlors of the church yesterday afternoon and were pleasantly entertained by- the members of committee No. 1. of which Mrs. Harry Hatfield is chairman. There was a short business

session when several matters of Interest to the members came up for dis

cussion. Th members ot committee

No. 2, of which Mrs. John Grace i chairman, will have charge of the meet

Ings in the future and they announced a home bakery sale to be given at the Norris drug etore, 192 State street, Sat.

urday, Feb. 17. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING.

Mrs. George Arthur and Mrs. E. P.

LAmes were hostesses at tha meeting of

the Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the church In South Hohman street. The members

devoted the afternoon to their neqUIe

work and accomplished a great deal of

work for the society.

A two-course luncheon was served

during the social hour.

ANNUAL BALK

The Brotherhood of Ijocomotlve Firemen and Englnemen and th members

of the Ladies' society will give their,

annual ball at the Masonic temple Monday evening, Feb. 19th. The committee hopes to have it one of, if not, the most

FURTHER SOCIAL . NEWS

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If You Wish to Double the Beauty of Your Hair at Once, Just Get a 25 Cent Bottle and Try This

Surely try a Danderine Hair Cleanse if you wish to immediately double the beauty of your hair with litt.e trouble and at a cost not worth mentioning just moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at a time, this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil In a few moments you will be amazed. Your hair will be . wavy, fluffy and abundant and possess an incomparable softness, lustre and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. " Besides beautifying the hair, one application of Danderine dissolves every particle of Dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair. ' Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rar:n and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. It's exhilarating, stimulating and life-producing properties cause the hair to grow abundantly long, strong and beautifui. It at once imparts a sparkling brilliancy and velvety softness to the hair, and a few weeks use will cause new hair to sprout all over the scalp. Use it every day for a short time, after which two or three times a week will be sufficient to complete whatever growth you desire. . You can surely have pretty, soft, lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will just get a 2S cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it as directed.

Oriole Breakfast Flakes, fine quality, 1 C 2 packages I Uu Drexel or White Horse Kidney Beans, OK 3 cans tuUC Oscar Mayer's Sugar Cured Picnic HAI Hams, per lb. . I U5C A Fine Assortment of Sawyers' 10c and 12c

Cookies, per lb

Union, R e i n d eer or Royal Baked Beans, in tomato sauce, 2-lb can :..JJb

Kitchen Klenzer Scouring Powder, Q 2 cans ...3 Fashion Brand Sugar Corn iCp 2 cans . I uu Neal's Brand Fin an Haddies, the best smoked fish, 1 If per lb........... lUll Mrs. Austin's Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, 2V2-pound - Qt package. .0 Minas Blend Coffee, the best value in Hammond, pound . . 27c White Horse Shredded

Pineapple, 20c can

W Argo Gloss Starch r" .a.

large flO package ."TO

SOAP Krik's American Family or Fels Naptha, with grocery order, 7 bars

BUTTER Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolute1 MaM avi J Am a4 mi 1 rT-v linn A a4r J

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Friday's Best Bargains

Ladies' Muslin Gown, neat em

broidery yoke nd good quality

muslin, very special each

(Limit 2 to a customer)

39c

Ladles' Silk Waists, extra spe

cial value: a few numbers to

close out, priced

2.98

One lot Ladies Lingerie Waists,

slightly soiled, regular values up

to 2.00, offered at 69c to

1.48

Special Values in Voil Waists, at 2.98. 4.69 and-

Ladles' White .5.98

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Men's Natural Gray Wool

medium weights, best 25c values, at.

Sox,

ISc

Boys' Tan or Black Gloves, warm lined, fringed cuff, special...

Gauntlet

39c

Wrlahfa Health Underwear,

warm wool fleeced, 1.00 value, special...

79c

Boys' Black 2-Plece Suits, ages 9 to 16 years, cheviots, thlbets,

unfinished worsteds, up

to 4.50 values, special

2.00

Children's Fine Vlcl Kid Button

Shoes, custom hand turned soles,

elzea S to 8, regular 1.00 seller, sale price.

69c

Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes

25c

Peroxide Cod Cream, greaseless, 25c Blie...

15c

Walh Rags, rub cloth, good size, each 3C 6 for

dry or terry 15c

Long Cloth, chamois finish, 36 in tS.T. .. -85c (Limit 1 1k)U to a customer)

Shirting, black and white pencil

stripes, 34 Inches wide,

regular 15c, yard.

10c

Fancy White Walstlngs

stripes and barred, extra special value, yard

Cluney Laces and Insertions, ecru and white, 2 to 4 inches

wide, large assortment of pat-

terns, regular 10c, yard.......

Velveteen Skirt Binding, bolt, all colors, bolt

6-yard

Barrett ea, plain or with fjold, security fastener, shell or amber, each.

inlaid 11c

Infants' Fancy Fine Kid Moccas

ins, all colors, our 25c seller, sale price ......

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Shlnela Outfit, including brush

and dauber, 25c seller. Bale price

Men's Good Quality Heavy

Buckle Arties, all sizes,

sale price.

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Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine

to break a cold, 25c size.

18c

Bromo Seltzer, 10c size gg 25c size

for headache.

19c

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Ladles' Hose Supporter, large satin nad. assorted colors, rub

ber tip, regular 25c retailer, each

19c

Inverted Gas Lights, complete, brass burner, half frosted globe and mantle, the 50c 00 values, at u " C Gas Mantles, Inverted, the regu

lar 25c value, 2 for

33c

Shlno Mitten Dusters absorb the dust, polish and clean wood floorings and furniture, JQ special at... 4jC Dust Mops, large size, the regular 75c value, this ilOaa sale at 'tuC SHOdnoo iriaAoti

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