Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 135, Hammond, Lake County, 23 November 1916 — Page 2
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THE TIMES
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T-j call vour sdp-
eiai attention to
a Ten Cent Sale of Groceries this week. Read the items and
I profit in buying them.
M A . ) -i Nl ...r1! Indigestion. Onepackage : 1 dav
SIT EKE you will rind M. evervthint; for the Feast Day dinner
and in the purest and
highest qualities.
ELL-ASNSS
Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage proves it 25c at all druggists.
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Good Things to Eat
These Prices for FriJay, Nov. 24th to Wednesday Nov. 291h
Oranges Choice juicy Florida Oranges, good size. This sale, per doz. 25c
Apples Fancy bright red Jonathan Apples, fine Washington quality. Lb., 6c; per peck 69c
Raisins Spanish Imported Cluster Table Raisins. This sale, per prckage
2 9c
Grapes Fancy Imported Spanish Malaga Grapes. This sale, per pouid 28c
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Grape Fruit
Extra Special Large juicy India River Florida
Grape Fruit, 72c each; 4 for
25c
Plum Pudding Curtice Bros.' Highest Quality Blue Label Plum
Pudding at, per can, 10c
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2Ec
V' V y- V viiSSwST Vq- Special, 7 for US
A Sccclal In Olives for Tlianlcsgivieg Stellar Brand Famous Ripe Olives, the regular 25c pint cans; priced for this sale at, -m g" per can I 0C Olives Olio Brand Queen Olives, good size and quality. Full SE quart Mason jar- fcO0 Potatoes Choice Quality Swert Potatoes this sale, per lb, 4l2c; ftp S lbs. for .IC Ketchup Blue Label Quality Ketchup, small bottles at 13c; large bottles at .wQ Cranberries Finest Cape Cod Cranberries, specially priced for this f j pale at, per lb UC Honey Finest Pure Comb Honey, priced for the Tbankss;iTin5 i Sale' at, per frame I Ou
A Dozen 10 cent Items 1-lb. pkg. Sunmaid Seeded Raisins. Lanark Brand Quality Sugar Corn. Festive Early June Peas. Sunnyside Tomato Catsup. California Dry Lima Beans. California Layer Figs in packages. Quart cans Uncle Ben s Molasses. 1S-oz. jars Premium Preserves. 1-!b. cans Everbest Spaghetti. Witch Hazel Toilet Soap 3 cakes in box. "Minute"' Tapioca. White and Cider Vinegar in bottles.
We reserve , the right to limit the quantity of any of the above items, as positively none are sold to dealers. Double S. & H. Stamps Given with all purchases Friday.
SunmaidBrand California Seeded Raisins .U a saving of at least 4c per pkg. compared to any other store in Hammond. This sale, g per pkp liO Mince Meat Rangeley's Quality Mince Meat specially priced at, per "f pkg., only 2Q Nuts Best Quality Mixed Nuts, priced for the Thanksgiving Sale at, per lb dwC Nuts Finest New 1916 California English Walnuts, priced at. An Per lb fclifG Citron Best Grades of Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, at, per lb :dC Mince Meat The Famous "None-Such" Brand Mince Meat 10c pkgs. jp at 9ci three for
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Candy Specials Satinottes A pillow- r Molassoa Kisses, high shaped, .satin finished frrade. very g-ocid ratine lnrd candy, assorted our 15c ttradt-i special cniors and flavors; worth for this sale, -e 23c lb, jiecibl. m ; per lb. JLIJC 1--' lb. C : Keg'al Mixed Candy Chowiaff Gum, assorted This is an assortment, of : makes and flavors. 5c hijrh -(rrade hard candy, pkgs. specially priced worth ,25: 11. O. 1 for this pale. in. .Special, 1-2 lb.. 8C ; 3 pkffs. J.U
Drug Specials
Ua for ckache 35c
Sozodont l'6c tube, special -
Tooth Paste, 16c
E oast's Kidney Pills for kidney and backache
t rouble, T.ile Inlc
i Sanitol Cold Cream Drake'3 Croup Bemedy, i Cleansing- or Kaaf for croiipv cauiprha and : Cream a. rream for all
colds: 35c bot
tle, special
24c j
occasions. JuG jar, special
Low Prices Prevail In Our Cigar Dept. Tom Keeae, Boosters. Cyro Lord Clifford, I Marc a and and U Azora Operas Official Seal (10c Ciffar), Sr 30c rVocval: 25c
riaaliiig-ht, Lillian Bassoll All Clg-aratte sold regular-
and Kublnl fiS. y t i"c pkr., special, t
CH.ch, per pkp.
Gel Your Red Letter Day Stamp In Hie S. & ; II. Premium Parlor Now Located
lit lite Mew Straube Be: Opposite Coerl House
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East Chicago tier People and Occurences
"Remember the towel shower to be Riven tomorrow niprht at the home of Mrs. A. A. Ross, 915 145th street, for the benefit of the M. K. bazaar to be given next montn. Mrs. Alyea. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. J. V. Lewis will assist the hostess. The civic department of the East Chicago Woman's c'ub will hold an open meeting- at the library tonight at 7:43. Mrs. Albion Fellows . Bacon of KvanRville, author of the Indiana housing law, will speak on "The Home and tne Child. There will be no admission and men are especially urfred to attend.
Judtre Waiter J. Riley left last night for Escelsior Springs. Mo. The I'-no-me club has been postponed on account of sickness and no meetingwill be held for two weeks. East Chicago camp. Royal Neighbors, held another of their carp parties last evening at K. of P. halh Tedro was played and the ladies' prices were won by Mrs. John Paulsen, Mrs. DukemUlct' and Miss Gertrude Bush.' Trie serifs prizes were won by rrs. Frank Grass, Mrs. Robt. Frit-man and Mrs. Frank Herric Mrs. Kate Day of Robertsdale. entertained the Do-a-you-like club Tuesday evening. About eighteen ladies were present end the evening was enjoyed fdth cards, after which the hostess served a delicious fish fry. In two weeks Mrs. Frank Hvass will entertain
the club at her home on Chicago avenue. A special meeting- is called by MirianT Robekah lode for 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon by order of Xobie Grand. orl of Thank. " AVe wish to thank our friends and
I neighbors, the church and societies, and I Rev. Hovis for the kindness extended
during; our sad bereavement at the loss of our beloved daughter. Alma Marie: for the beautiful floral offerings, and to Mrs. Boggs for her beautiful singins. Mr. and Mrs. .Win Rodea a nd Family. 11-23-1
Indiana Harbor Personal and Otherwise
A live nrmimprr for people -who arc still on enrth that's -what THK TIMES 1h. TIMES aim are personal messages to the people of this community from the merrhants.
Mrs. William Jordan is 011 the sick
Jlist at present, idle, having- taken sudj denly ill last Tuesday evening coming
jhorne from school.
William, the ten year old son of Mr .and Mrs. Albert T. Graham of 3419 Fir street, met with perhaps a serious accident yesterday afternoon at 5:33, when he was striick by the auto truck belonging to Liake County Vulcanizing Company, and driven by Mr. James Johnstone. The extent of hia injuries is not - known. His nose ia known to be broken, but until the swelling subsides on parts of his body
the extent of his injuries can not be ascertained. The boy had; been sent on
an errand by his mother to the Cen
tral Drug Store and was returning
home when crossing the street his
view of the opposite side was broken
oy toutu hhore car, and while at
tempting to pass in front of it, was
hit by the truck. He was removal t,.
Dr. Robinson's office and later taken
home where he ia at present and seems
to bo suffering considerably.
The Ugo-lgo Club was entertained
last evening at the homo of Mrs. J. I
Medford on Elm street. Five hundred
was the diversion of the evening and
hit jijm iijuics prizt! was won itv Mrs.
floppier and consolation bv Mi
I'ajolas. The gent's prize was won by
-Mr. Cnristly and consolation hr i
liedturd. 1 he next meeting wiil be
held at the home of. Mrs. A Riffle on
i'ir street. j
Hex Walton has returned home from
a few days' visit In Dowagaic, Mich.
Christ ilornian and family are mov
ing into tneir home which they recent
iy purchased at 3726 Ivy street. Mr
ana 31 rs. Greer Ellenbtiger of Fir
street, are moving into the home va calcd by liorman's.
Miss May Galvin very delightfully
entertained a number of her friends
last night with a party at her horn on 1 6 1 li street. The feature of th
evening was the delicious luncheon
served. ,y H' li ...
waiter -evius tias returned from a
several months' trip to the east where
ne nas oeen on business inspecting
material to be usel in the coustru tion of the new mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Egbert returned
xuesaay night , from Nile tirh
where they were called bv the serious
iuness 01 tne latter's sister-in-law.
.-M. -vinans Guild will give their talced ham supper at the parrisb. hall on vSaturday evening November 23th. in connection with the supper a bazaar
win oe new. There will be fancy
vuin. amnestic articles, groceries.
"-i"'""': arucies and a narrel r..
booth. The latter .was so favorably received last vor
tions lave been made this time to hav.. enough packages to supply the de. mand, and at the decision of the women of the guild last week it was decided that no lady of the e-u.ild rlr. n.
purchasing from this booth until afte'r
a ociock, so mat the general public if given first choice. Everything wiil be in readiness at 5 o'clock. William Rosnman of irv
moved into his new home which he has
just completed, a few doors from his present residence. Mrs. James Judge and Mrs. If E Shepherd were Chicago visitors yesterday. There will be a called meeting at i:30 o clock sharp this evening in thAuditorium to make final arrangements for the installation r,r o, ...
Rcbekah lodge on December Sth " U members are urged to be present. The home economic department of the Indiana Harbor Woman's Club met yesterday in the domestic science room of the Riley building. There wer twenty-four ladies present. Mrs s0wart. chairman of the department gave a very interesting demonstration on stuffed and baked peppers, and MrP. A. Parks read a very good papeV on 'tea." Mrs. Cowart handed in h-T resignation as chairman of the department on account of her leaving- soon and Mrs. W. II. Miller was elected in her stead. At the social hour the baked peppers were served with tea and wafers. The next melting will be I held December 6th. j
NEGLIGEE TRIMMED SWAN'S DOWN
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A beautiful garment is this negligee of pale pink crepe de chine and chiffon. The accordion pleats and the edging of white swan's down add considerably to its daintiness.
You can cure that cold in a
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CASeARAfOTlNiNE The oVI family remedy In tablet form side, sure, easy to take. No opiates no unpleasant after effects. Cures colds in 24 hours Grip in 3 days. Money hack if it fails. Get the Renuine box with Red Top and Mr. Hill's picture on it 25 cents. At Any Drue Store
(H. D. R. & Riley) vs. Michigan Central R. R. Co.
154S2 Rm. 2 Divorce: Cecelia Kani-
zar T; J. Sullivan) vs. Simon Kanizar.
13483 Rm. 2 Acct.; Dart & CrouFs
Co. (Crumpacker & Crumpacktr) vs. Haberman Furnace! "o. ( aura Filed ov. 14th.
154S4 Rm. 3 Fraudulent Conveyance;
George Szabo (Ottenheimer & Twy-
man) vs. John Gin tor.
154SS Rm. - 3 Divorce; Julia Phillips
(Granger & Marsh) vs. Tony Phillips. 54Si) Rm. 1 Petition to seil real estate; Dake County Sav, & Trust Co., Adrnr. Est. of Joseph McRunas, dec. (Tinkham & Tinkham) vs. Julian McDunas, Josie McLunas and Stella McLunas. Cases Filed Nov. 15th.
134S7 Rm. 2 Damages for death of
son; John Krorsel (J. M. Stin.son) vs. John Cuneo.
15488 Rm. 2 Acct.: Henry Horner &
Co. D V. Cravens) vs. Louis Xowakowskl.
154S9 Rm. 3 Damages for alienation
of wife's affection: John Paunescui (D. E. Boone) vs. John Ittu.
15490 Rm. 1 Petition for receiver and
judgment for "amount due for money wrongfully used; Paul Brkal U V. rCavens and W. B. Van Home) vs. Fred Gastel. et al.
134S1 Rm. 1 Suit in equity, asking that deft, be required to carry out terms of contract for sale of liquor license; Charles Sc'nSfT R V. Cravens t vs. Iiavrenc Lorenc. 134J2 Rm. 2 Divorce; Frank Jordan Meade & Royce) vs. Anna Jordan. 15433 Rm. 2- Divorce; James Hanner (Meade & Royce) vs. Mary Ann Hanner. 13494 Rm. 3 Divorce ; Joseph C. Rundquist (J. D. Kennedy) vs. Elizabeth Rundquist. 13 495 Rm 1 Receiver: Columbus Distilling Co. (W. E. Roe) vs. Frank Hence!. 15498 Rm. 2 Pet. to adopt; In the matter of the petition of John J . McCarthy and Myrtle M. McCarthy, his wife, for the adoption of Verna Leota Armour, minor child of Vernon Chester Armour (W. J. Murroy). n e Filed Nov.C IBth. 15497 Rm. 2 Divorcve; Lillian Farry ( F. T. Fetterer) vs. John Parry. 1549S Rm. 3 Divorce; Clara O'Brien G. C. White) vs. James T. O'Brien. 15 499 Rm. 1 Damages for Pers. Inj.; " John Xorr (McMahon & Conroyyvs. Charies Lfghthail Davis. 13500 Rm. 1 Pers. Inj.; John Quinlon. Jr. (McMahon & Conroy) vs. Charles Lighthall Davis. 15501 Rm. 2 Damages for winning at games of chance; Thomas Turudich (McMahon & Conroy) vs. Warran J. Sheets, et al. 15502 Rm. 2 Pers. Inj.; Pietro Dlrocco (C. B. Tinkhom) vs. Grand Trunk Western Ry. Co. 15503 Rm. 3 Divorce and restraining order; Lena Ciulil (J. D. Kennedy) vs. Nick Ciulil.
i 15304 Rm. 1 Quiet title; Arthur
Ahern (J. D. Kennedy) vs. John Curtin, e-t al. 13505 Rm. 1 To enforce vendor's l!er; Richard J. King (F. T. Fetterer) vs. Harriet Brink. 15306 Rm. 2 Appeal from City Court by Deft.; The City of Hammond ( J. A. Gavit) vs. S. D. Koeliis and " Charles I. Tsatsos. Criminal Case". 2630 State vs. Walter Howard. 2631 State vs. Harry .1. Dougherty. 2832 State vs. C. B. Miller, whose true Christian name is unknown. 2633 State vs. Francis Dephuhel. 2634 State vs. William Brown. 2635 State vs. William Brown. 2636 State vs. A. L. Bistling. 2638 State vs. Omaha Burse. 2639 State vs. John Kravcak.
FUNERAL NOTICE. The funeral of Dr. James Robert Williams will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. ra. In charge of the masons at the late residence in 24 ila,beth
street by auto to Oak Wood csmstery. Chicago. The remains we.-e taken to
the home, today from the Enanerling; undertaking rooms.
LADIES' ONE-PIECE APRON.
By Anabel
NEW CASES FILED Jn the Lake Superior Court.
Cases Filed Nov. Sth. 15169 Rm. 3 Acct. and Guaranty; Henry Horner & Co. (L. v. Cravens) vs. Ella Kurtz and Herman E. Granger. " Cases Filed Nov. 10th. 13470 Rm. 1 Possession and Dam- . ages; Eli Nan (Riley. Hembroff, Dyer and Reed) vs. H. p. Bercow. 13471 Rm. 1 Quiet Title; Gary Land Co. (Knapp & Campbell) vs. Edrnond Wright.
15412 Rm. 2 Divorce; Delilah Pollard H. E. Granger) vs. Elmer Pollard. Cases Filed Nov. 11th.
15473 Rm. 2 Damages to Auto: Harrison S. Voorheis and Daniel Brown (HReilly & Murray) vs. Cnarles S. Davidson, Rec. for the Gary & Interirban R. R. Co. 15474 Rm. v Note; Hammond Lumber -Co. (I Y. Cravens) vs. George T. Pearson & Son and William J. W h i n e r y. 15475 Rm. 1 Note: West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank (J. K. Stinfon) vs. G. Morelli. Cases Filed Nov. 13th. 15476 Rm. 1 Breach of Contract: Wiliiam Prohl (McAleer &, Dorsey) vs. Michigan Central R. Jt. Co. 15477 Rm. 2 Divorce; lola Pittman (McMahon & Conroy) vs. John
Pittman. 1347S Km. 2 Annulment of Marriage: Amanda M. Rogers (H. E. Granger)
vs. John Rosrers. 15479 Rm. 3 For Benefits Under Lodge; Heliodor Czesasty (11. Havran) vs. Serea Jezusa Lodge. 154S0 Rm. 1 Dis. Policy: Kasimira Baltuszowa (M. Havran) vs. Public Savings Insurance Co. of America. 154M Rm. 1 Pers. Inj.: Leo1 Meyer
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Whiting, Ind. Ladies' Coats Every One Distinct and different. They arc sure to please and cannot be duplicated. Just a little out of the ordinary.2o trouble to show them.
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Woithington. For housework or fcr wear In tit studio, a smarter or more r.us2brt i apron than tbis illustration aliows wouif be hard to find. When an apron is hcilt to pt ft.Il protection weerinir a drets underteath it is not now encouraged ; tr.it apron ia quit trim enough to trke the place of housedress. It is cut in ooe pi?re and has front closing. In makinj it, the line oi the shirt waist was followed to give a neat waist; the open ueek and short sl-;?ves are extremely comfortable for housework, and there is just tb righl touch of trimming with contrasting goods for the yoke neck, to finish the sleeves, make the belt and form the pocket ia each side of the roomy skirt section, as also for the front band. Color combination always ie& an artistic effect, bat all one may be employed. Gingham, linen, cbarobray, percale, drill, Indian head and like fabrics are suitabl for an apron on this order. You can duplicate the design most reasonably and very easily by using the pattern. The apron, Xo. 8,042, cuts in sizes .'W to 42 bust To make in sire 36 requires 3V yards 39 inch material and 1 yards 27 inch contrasting goods. To obtain the pattern send 10 cents n the office of thia publication.
Starting Today 3 SHOWS DAILY 230-7: 30-9: 00. MATS., 10-15C. NIGHTS, 10-20-30c
BIG
Act Vaudeville Bill Reserve your scats early for Thanksgiving Day 2 shows afternoon, 2 shows night. Mat., 2:15 and 3:30. Night, 7:30-9:00. COMING MONDAY NOVEMBER 27 For Three Days. , Max Bloom In a New Breezy Musical Show A Dog Gone Dangerous Girl Seats Now on Sale.