Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 139, Hammond, Lake County, 28 November 1916 — Page 4

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THE-TIMES.

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Meats and Groceries Manufacturer of Hams, Bacon and Sausage. Wholesale

and Retail. Phone 77 Hammond.

Auto Delivery. 81 State Street.

GERMANS READY FOR TRADE AFTER GREAT WAR

Special Thanksgiving Sale

I THAT KIND QE AROA5tJ

BRINGS

TO THE

DINNER.

TABLE!

Let happiness find its way to your pantry and dining room via this meat market. Let ns serve you with a roast whose memory will linger until your next visit to this shop. Our roasts and chops and steaks are all of top notch quality and guaranteed to incite your steady patronage.

We have this year, like every year, the finest lot of Tur"keys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens the market produces, direct from Jasper county, Indiana. Come and look them over before 3-011 order or bin- your Thanksgiving poultry. We have the finest display of "poultry you ever saw. We bought them at the right price and are going to sell them at following low prices: Spring Turkeys -33c - Spring Geese 21c Spring Ducks . . , 23c Spring Chickens - . .21c Stewing Chickens I6c "Rabbits, fresh killed -25c Young Pig, hindquarters ..1654c .. Young Pig, forequarters. : . . . 1454c Beef Rib Roast (boneless and rolled) .17c Leg or Loin of Yeal 16c Trade at Kellner's the finest, most up-to-date market in 'Hammond.

Clothing

Credit

That It's a Credit to Sell 0 , A Charge Account here enables

b vou to dress well at all times.

r Liberal clothes are thoroughly

' up-to-the-minute in tailoring, fit,

etc., and are priced to interest the most careful shopper-

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Men's & Young Men's Suits and O'Coats A highly varied assortment of Suits and Overcoats worth up to 22.

Specials in Every Department .

Ladies' & Misses'-

SUITS

$20 values NOW )25 values NOW... $30 valuer NOW

13.33 16.66 19.98

Ladies' & Misses'-

GOATS

Coats of Plush. Matty Lamb, Corduroy, etc.,- at $3 to $3 savings. $18.50

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603 Hohman St.

THE HAMMOND DISTI LLING OO. DAILY CAPACITY 25,000 GALLONS

Advertise in The Times

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j H ENRY- H . MORGAN! Henry If. Morgan, United .States

consul at Hamburg, says Germany Is prepared for a trade war when thi great war ends. Should the allioh combine against her, they will find her bankers and manufacturers

well organized, he says, that they will

have a hard fight. Particularly does

Germany expect to do a large business

with the United States, despite hard feelings that may have been engendered during the war.

BILLY SUNDAY IS SORE AT PEOPLE IN DETROIT

"Rev." Billy Sunday, loudest mouthpiece of the prohibitionists, makes Yiis so-called religion pay. Billy, it is said. Is a millionaire, having amassed every cent of his vast fortune in the holy circus business. The following item from the Detroit Free Press gives a good line on Bi!ly-s game: "Billy"" Sunday expressed his disappointment in Detroit's generosity at services Sunday because of the time it has taken his audiences to meet expenses of trie revival., "It has taken two weeks longer to raise the money In Detroit than In any place I have been in twenty years." said the evangelist. "Taking the. daily average. 900,000 persons have attended the services, and it has taken them six weeks to give a nickel each. Why. with all trie money that's in Detroit, we ought to have had money to burn." Changes Financial Dan. Sunday morning a week ago, Mr. Sunday announced the week-day collections would be devoted to local

fhaxltles-, ars" he felt the offerings at the Sunday services would meet the deficit. During the week, however. It was discovered the expenses had been

more than was estimated, so the col

lection Saturday night. Intended for

the Michigan Children's Home society, was- turned over to the tabernacle

fund.

Ml BLOOM HAS A IIOGGONE OAKEERIOUS S1RL Favorite Hammond Comedian Has a Show You Must See. There is "A Dog Gone Dangerous Girl" at the Orpheum these days and this Is no p. a. stuff. The lady from Faree is the gfrl and she is. Sne is a foil for Max Bloom, the homeliest comedian on the ttage and everything Max is she Is '.not. Everything Max has she haa not. and this fact makes it extremely easy to

look at her. It Is quite a relief to turn

rora Max, too. The show is a clipper and did a land irfice business last night. Why, by he way, do theatrical Dromoters not

pa bonuses for musical tabs that arts REAL. TABS und people them with a couple of clever leads? Max Bloom always pulls like wild-fire whenever ne

comes to Hammond. Whv? BacaUse

he has a good "tab," Miss Easy-to-look-at. and a cleJin show. AVe hereby hand

t to Max. He's the first tab comedian

who ever landed 1n our fair city and

who hadn't a suggestive word or line In

his show. Max Is funnv withaut be-

r.g nasty and we nope he . fills the

house from pit to dome whenever he

omes to Hammond. He deserves it

for. he has a show that a man can sit up In his seat and watch.

Honestly, it's refreshing to go to a heutre where somebody isn't trying to

be nasty and funny at the same time.

Tnere Is the trick horse, just as

funny and laugh-causing as ever. Take the kids to see that horse and let

hem have a good time once this fall. Of course, coming back to. the dog

gone dangerous girl. she . has some beautiful clothes. She dances like a fairy and In some scenes she dresses more tnarl in others but the revelation leaves here without anything to be

THREATEN

Reports of threats of trouble r -Th

Birth of & Nation" is showed at a Gary

piaynouse one night thi3 week bave come from several negro residents. A large delegation, of colored dcodIb :

tltloned Mayor R. O. Johnson and City Censor Harry Sommera to prevent the showing of the film, and the mayor

practically forbade Its appearance.

To Ask Injunction. Attoiney Henry MacCracken of

sel for the show people today said hi

clients tomorrow would apply In su

perior ecurtroom No. 1 for an order re

Straining the city authorities from in

terfering with showing the picture.

JUDGE DECIDES ADAMS ON LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL

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Judge William t. Hook. TTnited States Judge William C. Hook, in Kansas City, declared the Adamson law, passed at the last session of Congress for the benefit of the railroad brotherhoods, to be unconstitutional in a test case. He granted the injunction asked for by the receivers of the Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad. The case will be hurried on to the Supreme Court of the United States. asnained of. She say, a dramatic critic has no right to be married anyway, but then Max is too. 'Sno use; fellows.

If it's a Good Thanksgiving Dinner let the

Furnish It. Nuf Sed. Open Wednesday Evening Closed all day Thanksgiving.

FANCY TURKEYS HENS 6PRINGS DUCKS, GEESE RABBITS, each , BABY PIGS, dressed, each

ALL CUTS OF WILD BEAR MEAT

ON SALE. EEEF POT ROAST... PLATE BEEF...

PORK LOINS PORK SHOULDERS, VEAL CUTS SPRING LAMB

SMOKED REGULAR HAMS

FANCY BREAKFAST ITS A

j BACON iLZ

SMOKED CALLY HAMS

NOTICE On all meat sales of $3.C0 or cver 10c car fare returned.

28c 21c 21c 25c

3.25

12k On

20c 22c 15c

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PEAS, CORN, TOMATOES, per can PUMPKIN, per can ... ASPARAGUS POINTS, per can. . DATES, per pkg.i .'. .... FIGS, per pkg . LARGE JAR QUEEN OLIVES........

10c .14c 20 c ICc 10c 25c 50c lEc 20c

SHELLED WALNUT MEATS, per lb RIPE OLIVES, per can .. PINEAPPLE, sliced or grated, per can

Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Sweet Po. tatoes, Cranberrfes, Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Spinach, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Cauliflower, Green and Yellow Beans, Celery, Spanish Onions, Grapes, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Apples.

National Cash Market & Grocery Company 84 State St. Phone 49 Hammond, Indiana

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James E. .AVctz. " '' " Jams E. Wetz of Chicago, the world's greatest holder of eggs and Jroud of it, has more than 20,000 cases of eggs which he is holding for a iffher price. "What are you going to do about it?" he asks, when people

complain trat re 13 maKing a loriunt out ot ine suucimga vi iwut.

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I Advertise in THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES.

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RECORD WINTER FLEET IN ML1ET RIVER

Gary, South Chicago, Indi

ana Harbor, Whiting--Hammond Fleet There.

AmiioiMicemeiit

"THE STORE FOR iVIEIN' i

The Calumet river all along the paral

lel of Hammond's boundary will be lined this -winter with more, lake boats than ever before in its history. Freighters of the huge ore fleet of the United States Steel corporation that ply between Gary and South Chica and the northlajid: the Independerjf ore steamers, and the grain, oil. stone and lumber boats that engage in the great lakes trade with their principal points of discharge here, will be in the river heru this winter. As a result the Calumet river shipyards anticipates a large amount of repair business.

WEDDED TODAY In the presence of immediate relatives and a few intimate friends Miss Helen Aydelotte at eleven o'clock th.i

morning became the bride of Cleo Hadley. The ceremony was solemnized at the home of the bride's parents, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Aydelotte, 800 Massachusetts street. The young couple left for Park-i county, the bride's former home, where they will syend their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley wfll reside with tha Aydelottes temporarily. Air. Hadley !s connected with the Gary steel plant. CARI ANDERSON'S MOTHER WANTS HIM

Mrs. D. M. "Wright. R. R. No. 3. Marengo. III., has asked Chief Forbls of

son, wno may be working- In a foundry

or driving a coal wagon. Mrs. Wright aiatH Anderson's mother. Mrs. Flor

ence Anderson, Is 111 at the Sherman

hospital at Elgin. 111., and cannot live, the people of thla community from the

lsile tto ' Mann

Have opened a new and up-to-date men's Shoes, Hats, Pants and Furnishing Store. Where they will be able to give you the most for your money. The entire stock is new and strictly up-to-date and comprises everything for men. Dress and work shoes from $2.00 up. A big line of working and dress pants from $1.25 up. Jersey Sweaters and Coats at very reasonable prices. A large assortment of Gloves for both work and dress. Extra large line of Hats and Caps at the most reasonable prices.

Extra good line of heavy Underwear for cold weather, from 50c the garment and Come in and get acquainted.

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Our motto: A square deal to all.

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