Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 263, Hammond, Lake County, 26 April 1912 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Friday, April 26, 1912.
Social News 1 in " . Hammond
A BEXKFIT RSTERTAI VMEXT. The auditorium of the First; Congregational church in Gostlin street was filled -with Hammond people who gathered there last evening for the musical given by Miss Lillian Thompson and her pupils in piano and voice. They were assisted by Miss Beth "White of Chicago who hs a class in elocution in Hammond. The program they gave was n of the most delightful of the
winter and every number was thoroughly enjoyed. Miss Thompson gave a number of selections which were very much enjoyed and the vocal and instrumental numbers given by her pupils were heartily applauded. Miss White Is a favorite with Hammond audiences and her two readings were 'entertaining. Miss Laura Patterson and Miss May Brown came out from Chicago and gave a litle comedy sketch entitled "The Backward Child." Little Miss Brown also rendered a pretty vocal selection. About twentyfive dollars was cleared which Will be used for the benefit tit the church. The following was the program: Piano Selection "The Two Angels". Miss Thompson Reading "The Story of the Mustard Plaster" Miss White Piano Solo "Slotilla March"
Hammond Meat Market , 101 STATE STREET. 216 N. HOHMAN STREET. Special Sale o! Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Meats Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Lowest. We Sell Just as We Advertise.
9 Pounds Fresh Leaf Lard
Pork Loins, per lb . I HC
X1 resn JJresseu brewing Chickens, lb . . Native Leg of Veal, per lb. ... ...... Native Veal Roast, II3 9 -
Native Veal Breast, iri with pocket, per lb . U o Small Fresh Pork 4 - 1 Shoulders, per lb . 1 2C Native Sirloin 1 I n Steak, per lb...... I frb Native Round 13 Steak, per lb 1 U4U
1.00
1 2c
me 1Uc
Native Beef Pot
Roast, per lb. . . .
Native Rib Boiling
Beef, per lb
Mayer's Moose
Brand Hams, lb.
No. 1 Sugar Cured
Strip Bacon, lb. .
No. 1 California
Hams, per lb Vsbbl. New Centurv , ml Flour. . . ... 17 lbs Granulated " Sugar 7 bars Swift's Pride Soap
Fancy Navel Oranges, per dozen ......... llu
10k 6c 14k 13c 103c 78c 1.00 25c
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders
Chas. Berendf HlVZff "
101 Slate St Poise 103
...... Margaret Promm riano Solo "Bubbling Spring . .... r . .. . Edward Ray Vocal Solo "Every Boy. Remember His First Sweet Heart" ......... MIh May Brown of Chicago Piano Solo "Salvia" .A. . .. ...I..... ...Miss Ethel Hlrsch riano Duett "Moonlight Reverie".. ....... .Margaret and 1-aura Fromm riano Solo "Moonlight On The Hudson ....... . . .". . .Louies Miller Vocal Solo "As The Iawh"... Evelyn Murphy riano Selection "Tarn' O'Shanter".. Bertha Hassn Reading.... Miss Ethel Hirsch riano Solos a) "Dorothy" (b) ';MeloJy of Love"
Laura Fromm. Sketch ."The Backward Child" Governess. , . Miss Laura ratteraon Tupil ......Miss May Brown riano Solo "LaMadonna"
Mabel Anderson riano Solo "Mardi Gras" . Kathrlne Jurgens Reading "A Passing Cloud"-........ Miss White riano Selection "Habanero" from Carmen Miss Mabel Rundbum
A.N KNJOVABLE SIKET1NG. The members of . the Sunshine Club were guests at the' home of Mrs. C. E. Jackson in Claude street yesterday
afternoon. It was the afternoon for their bi-monthly meeting and cards
were the entertainment as usual
Eight games of pedro were played
during the afternoon. The honors were won by Mrs. 'Henrietta Huber
and Mrs. Charles Hubbard. The con
solation prise was awarded to Mrs.
Jackson. A daintily arranged two
course luncheon was served after the games. Isig-ht covers were laid. In two weeks On 'Thursday afternoon. May 9th Mrs. Charles Luthman will be hostess and entertain the club members at a pedro party at her homo In
Sibley street. SOCIAL -M AS A SUCCESS.
The apron ' sale and entertainment
given yesterday by the Ladies' Aid
society or the German M. E. church in
the church social rooms, 202 Truman
avenue was a deciaea success and a nice amount was- cleared which will be used for the benefit of the church The parlors were open from two o'clock in the afternoon and ladies of the society
were there to preside over the apron
and home bakery sales. In the even
ing a program was given ana every
number was thoroughly enjoyed. The hours folowing- were spent pleasantly
in a social. way and refreshments were served. Thirty cents admission was charged which entitled every guest to
SOCIAL SEWS FOR SATliBDAV. .Tb, ntnlitn of the Hammond tVomnn'a Club will meet at 2s43 o'clock. Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the First PreabyterInu church In South Hohman Htreet for 1 he tra 11 miction of aome important bustlneaa. ' A meeting; of the member of Oorras Hehevkah Lodge will be held Saturday evening in I. O. o. r. Hall In State street. Mrs. (ieorite Hannaucr villi be at home to the members of the Mort Club Saturday evening at her South llohman atreet residence. A special meeting of the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. . T. 51, haa been railed for Saturday afternon at one-thirty o'clock in the Moone Hall in State street.
Locklln, Fred Clover. Howard Shea. ' decorated in pink and white. CarnaElmer Mandernoch and Henry Herbst. tions and ferns trimmed the. table and
A SOCIAL tiATHERIXC,
daintily decorated place cards war laid for the following members: Mrs. Fra-
THEATRE1
ih members of. Unity Council da Prechte.1, Mrs. Walter Lanborne, Knights of Columbus observed "Ladies Mrs. Henry Morris, Mrs. Clyde Petri. Night" last evening and pleasantly en-j Mrs. L. J. Haefer and Mrs. A. G. Deavtertained a number of their friends in er. Mrs. Patterson was present as the their club rooms in South Hohman ! invited sruest of the hostess.
street, pedro was nlaved during th
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evenig. The games progressed at flf.
teen tables. Following the games several vocal and Instrumental numbers were given. Refereshments were
served after the program.
A Special Sale of Groceries. Wines and Liquors
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Friday Evening and Saturday, April 27th These Hems are examples of the big. savings possible to those who make the Lion' Store Grocery their source of supply. Where else in Hammond can you duplicate these values.
Lion
Store
ure Food Grocery
Extra Special We have just received, direct from the vineyards at Fresno, Cal. ONE THOUSAND GALLONS FINE OLD CALIFORNIA PORT WINE which we purchased at a big discount. As usual, we are always ready to give our customers the benefit of our cash purchasing power. r Just think of it! We are going to price this wine for Saturday IHlspCT (no charge for jug) per gallon at only. VJ'W
Lion Brand XXXX Patent Flour, Vi-barrel sacks 1.45 Best Qualtiy Granulated Cane Sugar, per pound. . ... . ......... t . 5-J-C Staylit Parlor Matches, large 5c packages today 3c; per dozen oc packages. 39c Pet Brand Evaporated Milk, tall cans, 7Hc; doz., 89c; small cans, 4c; dozen. . . 45 c Sweetheart, Fairy, Lava and Ivory Soap, per cake. ........ ....4c Strictly Fresh New Laid Eggs from the country, per dozen . .22C The Famous Argo Starch, regular 5c packages, 3 for. . . . . lie
CUT FLOWERS AT CUT PRICES FOR SATURDAY
Red, Pink and White Carnations, per dozen. ... .
Fresh Cut Lilacs, large bunches only IOC Red, Pink and White Roses, per dozen . . . 25c
Best Whits or Yellow Cornmeal, per lb 2c Swedish Hard Tack, 10c packages... .gr Soda Crackers and Ginger Snaps, lb. ........ .gg No. 2 Cans Paris Sugar Corn, per can. ..... ... No. 2 Cans Farmhouse Corn, per can -82C fit. 2 Cans Holland Table Peas, can. jfj
National Biscuit Company's Fresh Baked Marshmallow Walnuts, per lb.
Gallon Cans Goddes Brand Apples, can. ....... 2Yq Mantco Kippered Herring, can......... 7HC No. 2 Cans Van Camp's Beans, can 1-Pound Cans Or. Price's Baking Powder, can...3g Royal Whole Evaporated Apricots, per lb. .. . .1 91.
uaniuniid wnca urapes, per ID
6c
17c
A FEW ITEMS OF OUR BIG STOCK OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AI Extra Fine Illinois Fresh Rhubarb (Pie Plant), per pound
Fresh Ripe Pineapples, each only..., Choice Asparagus, per bunch New Sugar Loaf Cabbage, per pound. Extra Fine Cucumbers, each...
9c .......10c6c 5c t0 10c
Fancy Mezzina Lemons, dozen... Fine Green and Wax Beans, per... pound. Fine California Celery, per stalk Choice Green Onions, per bunch
19c 15c 5c t0 8c
4c h
Wrapped Caramels, a s s o rted flavors,
per pound
Saturday Candy Specials
Cocoanut O p e r a props, very special,
9C
9c
Cracker Jack, three Ckages 9c
Peanut Butter Kiss es, regular 15c
value, per 11)
per
pound .
29 c
Cigar Specials for Saturday
A Crystal Glass Liquor Decanter,
Worth 7 5C, FREE with a.
box of 50 Black and White Cigars.
La Marca and
Official Seal
10c Cigars, at.... ......
5c
- Rubini Havana Cigars 2 for 25c OTfp size, 3. for. . C
Adad and Diamond Crown OCf Cigars, 7 for. OC
an apron. A Small additional sum was asked for refreshments. The followin was the program:
Selection Baptist Orchestra
Trio ..Misses Georgia Brower.
Leona Bowman and Lavalla Lau
Reading "The Apron" . .Mrs. C. Peters Reading-. Miss Marie Koehnemann
Male Quartette Messrs. Kuss
Abeicrombe, Binder and Webster
Vocal Selection
Miss Martha Meier of Chicago
Vocal Solo. Mr. C. V. Kuss llano Solo. ..... .Miss Margaret Rabef
Vocal Duett
...Miss Martha Meier and S. Meier
Selection Mixed Quartette
..Misses Lydla Hoefer, Gertrude Koehnemann, Messrs. C. V. Kuss and Fred Koehnemann
Selection .....Baptist Orchestra
K.VJOV THE AFTEJtXOOX. The members of the Colonial Club were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. J. Wesley Reed at her home in Ridge Road yesterday afternoon. The members were invited to a thimble party and spent the early part of the after-
noon with their needle work. Musio
was also a feature of the afternoon. At four o'clock the guests were eerv
ed with refreshments. A prettily ap
pointed two course luncheon was eerv. ed. The next party will be given in
two weeks on Thurnday afternoon and Mrs. J. J. Ruff of 52 Carroll street will be at home to the club members. Mrs.
Ruff will entertain at a thimble party.
A" .1FTEHXOOS PARTY. Mrs. A. C. McMahon very charmingly
entertained the members of the Oik
Leaf Embroidery Club at a thimbio party yesterday afternoon at her home
in May street. The hours until four o'clock were spent with needle work
after which the guests were invited into the dining room and served with
a prettily appointed two course lunch
eon, fink rosebuds and ferns decorat
ed the table and the colors in the dining room were attractively carried
out In pink and green. At the next
meeting on the afternoon of May 9th
Mrs. Adams .will entertain the members at her home In South Chicago
Mrs. Adams wilj. entertain at a. thimble
A PRETTV PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Basil "Walker, 103 Ru
sen street were nost and hostess at a
dancing party last evening at Wels Hall in State street. The party was
one tf the prettiest of the social sea
son in Hammond and between forty
and fifty of Mr. and Mrs. ' Walkers
friends in the younger set were pres
ent to enjoy the program. The guests
came from Chicago and Hammond. The
ball room was beautifully decorated
in pink and white. The chandeliers
were draped with pink crepe paper. In
the refreshments room the tables were
prettily decorated in the s.-rne dainty
colors. A delicious frappe was served
during the evening. Dancing began
at eight-thirty o'clock. . At nine o'clock during a short intermission in the program of dances little Miss Irene
Carter and Jerome Collins, a brother
of Mrs. Walker, beautifully costumed
passed among the guests and gave ou
programs and flowers. Lilies of the valley were given to the young men and large pink kilarney roses to the
young women at the party. The flow
ers were carried in large wicker art
baskets tied with streamers of white
satin and chiffon ribbon. The pro
grams were beautifully decorated
Fifteen dances composed the program
for the evening. The Robbers Two
Step and Circle Two etep were Includ
ed in the order of dances and they were particularly enjoyable. During
the Intermissions Mrs. Walker sang
group of songs and Jerome Collins en
tertalned the guests with his dancing,
Mr. DeBriae of East . Chicago directed the music for dancing and his program
was very much enjoyed by the guests,
The party was one of the prettiest o
the season and was enjoyed by the
large company of young people. A DASCK.
The Masonic Temple in Muenich
Court was the scene of a dancing par
ty given last evening by the members
of the Uniform Rank Knights o
Pythias. Between one hundred and
one hundred and twenty-five guests
formed for the grand march which
opened the program of dances at nine
thirty o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Mashino assisted by Mr. and- Mrs,
Scott lead the grand march. A pro
gram of twenty-four dances was en Joyed during the evening. A dellclou
frappe was served turlng the Inter
missions. The dance was one of th
most enjoyable of the winter and the
members and thetf friends spent very pleasant evening-.
EXTERTAISS INFORMALLY,
Miss G. Ethel Apoll delightfully en
tertained a number of her friends las
evening at her home, 839 South Hah
man street. Dancing was the feature
of the evening although a number o
games and contests were also enjoyed.
The honors in the potatoe contest were won by Miss Janet Sharrer and liarley Locklin. The consolation prizes were awarded to Miits Irene Wolf and Thomas Stack. A dainty luncheon was served after the program of games. Those present were the Misses Irene Wolf, Mildred Daly. Janet Sharrer, Kmma Vanderhoof, Rosa Rlbiscky, Thelma Sprague, Fern Frommer, Marie Johannsen, Iren Clover. Fern Sprague and Cora Bernesk, Messrs. Alln ORourke, Thomas Stack. Ralph Toung, Harley
A MISSIONARY MEETING. A very interesting meeting of the members of the. Baptist Women's Union took place yesterday afternoon in the ehureh, parlors In East Sibley street. The members of the missionary denart-
HEL1GHTFIL PARTY. ment Wr in charare of the meeting
xne memoers of the Acme Social and they had an excellent program preClub met with Mrs. M. G. Lavene at . pared. Little Miss Irene Barry sang her home, 632 Oakley avenue yesterday a group of songs and papers on the to play cards. Two tables were oc-' day's study were given by Mrs. R. A. cupied by the card players and after HIckey, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Poynter and several games of pedro the honors Mrs. Haliburton. At least thirty memwere awarded to Mrs. J. T., Flavin and bers"of the society were present to enMrs. J. J. Nolan. Mrs. F. J. O'Rourke joy the program. The social hour was vvas awarded the consolation prize. . passed very pleasantly A committee
icii . uames oi nmrn wr .ninr.ti
Office.
from the missionary department serv- i
HAMMOND
SUNDAY, APRIL ,28TH MATINEE 2:30 jj EVENING 8:15 25c to 50c 1 1 25. 50. 75. $1 Al G. Field's
Greater Minstrels OLDEST BEST 26TH ANNUAL TOUR 26TH TIME TRIED AVD TESTED THE BEST OK THE 41001) ONES Bert Hmr, Johaay Hral,, Harrjr ghnnk, tov. BwB, Kick ayan, Frank Miller, Frank Brawn. Bonl Mark, Paal l.aI.oade, Jack Hlrkanl. Alton Robertson, Walter Hhtrnood, Herbert Wllllnon, R. B. Mervllle, Harry K. ' Slevera, V. H. Starr, Karl Wooda and n competent company of SO. THE OSLY BIG MIXSTREt, SHOW All .w nnd Better than Ever Before. Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Box
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..... oc., .uci , C(j a dainty luncheon during zhe social the games. Eight covers were . laid. ' t,.
airs. ii. ciover was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the members at her home in East
ETERTA1X IMKORMALLV.
At her home,- in East Sibley street.
State street on the afternoon of May Ml88 jva gimcoke very pleasantly en
A CLI B I'ARTV. A pleasant social time was SDCiit bv
.e. T ; I V : . . . Chicago. After a few hours spent pleaswere invited to meet with Vr v. & i . ... . . .
Aubry yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J. A.
Aubry was present as the invited guest
f the hostess. The eruests snent th
ours very enjoyably with their needle
work until four o'clock when a dainty
two course lunchon was served. The members will meet again in two weeks
nd Mrs. S. E. Davis of Michigan ave
nue will be hostess.
tertalned the young women of the A. D. Q. club last evening. All the members were present and M'.ss Simcoke had as her invited guest. Miss Swanson of
antly with music and needle work a
dainty luncheon was served. Miss Edna Switzer will entertain the young woI mn of the c'ub at her home, Russell
street, Thursday evening. May 0th.
BOV SCOtTT MEETING. The Boy Scouts will meet at 7 o'clock
it i s . , , Ult
T . . , , . .
Minis, cnurcn. in niast siDley street. ' Levi Golden will talk to the members on "Thrlftiness." Any boy who desire '
to become members are invited tqthe meeting this evening.
AN ALL DAY SESSION. The members of the Ladles' Aid Society of the Monroe street Methodist chapel met for an all day session yesterday in the chapel and accomplished a great deal of work for the benefit of
the church. The entire day was spent
sewing and quilting the next
regular meeting will take place In two weeks, and the hostess will be named later.
HAMMOND--PHONE 232 Tonight aad Until Sunday WITH MILLIONAIRE
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KID
RAY RAYMOND
Seats now on sale for entire engagement. Box Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Phone orders held until 7:15 p. m. PRICES 10 and 20 CENTS
MRS. HALFMAX A HOSTESS. Mrs.' Peter Half man was hostess to
the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margarets hospital yesterday afternoon, at her home, in Michigan avenue. A pleasant few hours were spent playing cards. Pedro was played progressively, and after several games the
honors- were awarded to Mrs. Peter
Austgen. Prizes were also won by Mrs.
Bartel and Mrs. Young. Daintv re
freshments were served after the
games. It was the second oi the postLenten parties and many members were in attendance at the meeting. Plans for
the next meeting were made and Mrs. Henry Bieker was named as hosi:ess.
She will entertain on th afternoon of
May 9th, at her home, in East Sioley sireet.
A COSTf ME PARTY. -The Misses Loretta and Marie Geh-
ring gave a kindergarten party last
evening at their home In Calumet avenue, honoring the members of .the Phi Alpha Gamma club. The younj women
of the club -wore pretty Juvenile costumes and spent the greater Dart of
the evening playing kindergarten games. In a guessing contest the only honors were won by Miss Ruth Dufrain. Music was also a pleasant feature of the evening until 10 o'cock, when a prettily appointed luncheon of two
courses was served. Eight covers were
laid. Next Thursday evening the members of the club will be guests at a hard time party at which Misses Olga and Hilda Wandner will entertain at
their home in Truman avenue. The
Misses Hilda Wandner, Marguerite Sohl, Isabelfe Solomon, Marguerite Haefer, Henrietta Wolf, Ruth Dufrain and
Loretta and Marie Gehring were the members present last evening. A BOX SOCtAL. One of the very enjoyable affairs of last evening was a box social given by the Loyal Sons and Loyal Daughters in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. Games and contests were enjoyed by the young people during the evening, after which
refreshments were served. Btween
f 1 6 and $17 was realized from the sale
of boxes and the proceeds will be used for thebeneilt of the church. MRS. DEAYER A HOSTESS. Mrs. A. G. Deaver delightfully entertained the members of th Eyelet Embroidery club at her home In West Hammond yesterday afternoon. The afternoon until 4 o'clock was spent pleasantly with needlework, when the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a four course luncheon. The table was beautifully
A SOCIAL SESSION. The members of th Martha society of the First Christian church met in the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue yesterday afternoon. A business meeting was called at 2:30 o'clock, and several matter of interest were disposed of. Plans for the next meeting were made and the members will serve
dinner to the public at noon. The next meeting day will be Thursday, May 2. Following the business meeting refreshments were served and a delightful time was spent socially. There was a large attendance of the membership. AID SOCIETY .MEETS. Mrs. William Bothwell was at home to the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Pine Street Presbyterian church yesterday- afternoon - at her home in Hoffman street. Several members t the society were present and Mrs. Bothwell had as her invited
guests Mrs. Frank Grove and Mrs. Halbert. The : afternoon was devoted to sewing and a great dal of work for the society", was- accomplished. Following the devotional exercises Mrs. ' Thompson entertained the guests with several very pretty ' Instrumental selections. During the social hour a dainty luncheon was served. There will be no meet
ing next Thursday afternoon, but In two weeks Mrs. J. W. Thompson' will entertain the members at her home In Hoffman street. A SOCIAL SESSION. Miss Bessie Charles entertained the girls of the R. F. S. after school yesterday afternoon at her home in Hickory street. The hours from 4 to 6 o'clock were passed enjoyably with games and contests, after which dainty refreshments were served. Next Thursday afternoon Miss Bessie Batson will have the young women as her guests at her home in Hickory street. The usual program of the club will be fol
lowed. A SEYEN O'CLOCK DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ray will be host and hostess to the members of the Columbia Club and their husbands seven o'clock dinner Saturday evening at their home in Giendale Tark. Cards will be enjoyed following the dinner and euchre wilP be played progressively. There was no meeting of the Columbia Club yesterday whicii was the regular meeting day. Mrs. L. T. Meyer has returned to hep home in Doty stret from Kansas City, Mo. where she has been 'the guest of Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Fri.see for "the past thre -weks 'and had a -delightful time.'1 v : ;- V'.;V"' -i-. Mrs. M. L. Dick of Summer street will leave for Detroit, Mich, tomorrow where her sister is very ill at tho Grace Hospital.
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601 HOHMAN STREET
HAMMOND, BUILDING
25c MADAM BROWN 25c Clairvoyant, Palmist and Medium. : : Readings 25c From the Land, ot Mystic Love. Born Seeress and Tast Mistress of Clatrvoyancy. Positively her frst time In Indiana. Gives good luck and tells you how to help yourself. ; ' , Is your husband or wife untrue? Have a you a doubtful; love affair? Have you lost your lover or sweetheart? Do you want to get them back? See Madam Brown of strange powers. Parlors arranged for the most exclusive patronage. Don't fail to pay her a visit Hours from 9 a, m. 9 p. m. Satisfaction guaranteed. . 25c 505 South Hohman Street.; - ; ; 25c
ure Food Bargains
NO. 36 SIZE GRAPE FRUITS, extra
large. .Don't miss this bargain, each at.. .......
LARGE SWEET PICKLES, per dozen
JUMBO DILL PICKLES, dozen
BEST BUTTERINE in one pound rolls, per lb.......
10c 9c 15c 22c
FRANKLIN'S WHOLE itt WHEAT FLOUR, 25-lb bags-.UC
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans for.
ITALIAN PURE OLIVE OIL in quart tins, quart
25c 75c
Pork Shoulders, 4 per pound I 2' Plate Beef, "J per pound w Rum Corn Beef, 1 1 A per, pound. i u 2-lb Strips Bacon, 4 QHf per pound . I fj Pork Roast, 1 per pound. ........ I Ou Pork Chops, Cn per pound. lull COCOA SPECIAL HUMPFER BROS. LILY BRAND OF COCOA, guaranteed absolutely pure. Why pay 5Cc a pound for it when we .sell the best for 35c " tin, or 20C in ,b tins"
CRANBERRIES, fancy stock, just 100 qts, while they last, qt. Q FANCY SANTA CLARA i fl PRUNES, per lb...... HQ BRIGHT APRICOTS, meaty ftA halves, per pound. . .", kCUC HART BRAND STRAWBERRIES, in
heavy syrup,
can.
22c
WALIrOnnll A ORANGES, flood size and sweet, per doz. only, y J VEGETABLES Fresh Green Peas, per qt.......J2c Wax String Beans, lb Jgg Green String Beans, lb. California Romaine Head Lettuce, per head...... 8C and 10C Home Grown Asparagus, large bunches, each.....- "10c Fancy Pie Plant, lb...... q Fancy Eating Apples, peck.......gQQ New Cabbage, per lb.. Qq
4 f POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR nth a grocery order of 1.00 I yor more (meats not included)
Mnampleir Biros,
54c
578 Hohman St., Hammond . Phones 1550-1551