Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 281, Hammond, Lake County, 10 May 1917 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Thursrlav, Mar 10, 1017

BeLlSXe Theatre... Today and Tomorrow THEOA BARA IN

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WOMAN55

SIX ACTS ALSO PATH E WEEKLY. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.

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FMotfees8 Bay

A BASKET 01 FRUII

A little ri ft is really needed to ..v,,t-,- tlio iir.Yi-w-r siMltimeilt Oil

Mothers Paw " e suggest a mcc v3l?5Ql? basket of fruit. In our Fruit See-

tiou vou'n find .-110100 bananas, arjre sweet oranges, delirious apples, ete., at very reasuaMe pri'-es.

. A fancv lot of 2,000 dozen good UFS&iySS size Sweet Navel Oranges. Priced for Friday and Saturday, at XSC per dozen

Specials from' Our En-larg-ed Vegetable Section I T Iceberg Head Lettuce, fancy JLettUC6 well headed lettuce, eaeb, 4c, 6c. . .Qu ?rrt Fancy Young Tender Green Ijreeil oeaHS and Was Beans, 1 Qlp per lb.... l2U

Green PeasS?,rh 12k

9c

O Fancy Fresh Clean Spinach,

lis sale, per lb. . .

g-i tro Fancy Green Louisiana 7 IUCUlHUSrS Cucumbers, each 3c, 5c and U f-x Choice Texas New Dry White "71UniOIlS and Dry Yellow Onions, per lb. . . 2U Pineapples fSSSS"1 1 2c

COFFEE

K. & W. Speeial Blend Coffee,

per lb 4 lbs- for 87c.

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SOAP Sweetheart Soap, for toilet and bath, regular ."k eakes I for 15 SPAGHETTI Fverbest Brand i Spaghetti, this sale No. 1 tins. .... . .10 PORK AND BEANS Oscar "Mayer's Quality Pork and Beans, No. 1 ean....lOc 5 can limir.

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CRACKER

Taggart Tags, finest grade butter crackers' per lb 14 C

NewToaJa, a delicious preparation for Icine and filling for rakes, shortcake, etc. In ins. each 25c and IOC

Week End Drug Sale Wampoles Cod Liver Extract for an Ideal pting tonic. $100 hottW-. at 69C S. S. S. Blood Purif.er, an irl.-al spring Mood purifier, Sl.oO bottle, at 69C Orchard White for skin blemishes. ?..rc bottle, special 26C Pebecco Tooth Paste, iiOc tube, special, each 33C

Week End Candy Sale Assorted Chocolates. Chocolate Covered Cherries or Nuts and Cream in 1 lb. boxes, worth COc, ?pecial each ... 39C Che.wing Carn, all flavors, oc packages special " for XQt Jelly Beans, assorted colors and flav

ors, 20c grade cial 'i lb Licorice Kids, H a favorite children and

good eating-

2"c lb., -ib-

spe6c this

with very r, orth

special i 7c

Week End Cigar Sale La Seiga. Royal Sovereign. La Marca and Official Seal Cigars, regular 10c cigars, special five lor 25c Tom Keene, John Ruskins, Henry George and Owls, spocial 7 for 3Q Boosters, Cyro, Lillian Russell and Manilla Cigars, 5c cigars, special eight for 30c Havana Londres, Curly Maid. Lord Sheldon and Cuba Rcma, special ten for 25c

WIFE i. 2 WINS

NSURANGE MONEY

A. Jury in .Judge Hardy's tourt in Hammond this inorntnj found for the t ross-eomplamant in the suit of Elizabeth Hale, first nifa of )he lute V'il11a m F. Hale, former mayor of Enst Chicago, Mho sought to collect life insurance in the sum of $1,700 from the Northwestern Life Insurance Company. After lieinr out all night the Jury agreed thai the insurance money should

go to Mary Louise Hale, the secomi wife, mid cross-complainant, who was represented ty Attorney Kred ('rum-packer.

William F. Hale died in His insurance policy hail paalle to Klir.abeth Hale their divorce when he had

so that she would ceae to he the beneficiary. It was made out to the estate and after his death claimed b 'the w iiiow . Atlornevs W'hinery and granger represented Kluaheth Hale and Cillett & (Iillctt the Northwestern Life Insurance Company. Tlie case was on trial a week and u half.

vampire show. "While this drink is non-alcoholic it is 'intoxlcatiriK. r.ever-theless.

NEW CHURCH FOR HARBOR Tht SI. .loliu fantius church of Indiana Harbor, ground for which lias

been broken for some time, yesterday toqk out a perint for the building. The stnifture will be of stone, brick and concrete. 73x)2j feet. and will be looiiU'd on Beech street near !39th. It will cot at least 4'.)oo. Z. T. LakubowsUi of South 'hiag:o, is the contractor.

April. 1!!H been made until after it changed

Pon't forget Rfd llnmini'iiil chapter i:th.

'rns dx of lhSaiinda. May

GARY LADY GIVES II SPLENDID TALK

Mis Frank Sheelian. president of the College club at Gary, and chaii of the committee, on forestr'y and waterways of Indiana Federate Clubs. spoUe convincingly on the "Conservation of the Sand Uuries" this noon at the weekly luncheon of the members' .council at the Chamber of Commerce. Interestingly she described the wonderful advantages of the dunes, the points of Interest to poets, artists, scholars and scientists and to the public as a national park. She urged that Hammond do its bit and attend the great historical pageant to be held in the dunes near Tremont. May 3 and June 3. A 'Save the Dunes' petition was circulated among- the members an 1 signed by all. It. with hundreds of others, will eventually be sent to congress, all of which is to encoura.ee that body to save the dunes and make it a. national park. If the dunes are made a national park it will be thc only one this side of the Mississippi and will be located accessible to 5.Of'0.000 people. President Jesse E. Wilson announced that an open meeting: for all members of the Chamber of Commerce is to be held next Monday nlg"ht, when referendum. No. 20. the bill before the house at present to raise revenue to carry on the war. will be discussed and a vote taken. Its results are to be snt to the congressmen from this district. A vote of thank was given to the Hammond Woman's club for the program they have arranged for the last two luncheons, Mrs. Sheehan being secured by t"hem. The high school orchestra is to play at the next Thursday's luncheon.

Don't forget Red Cross day of the Hammond chapter Saturday, May 13th. 5-3-10t

GRAPE JUICE

PUNK LIKELY

The Hammond Woman's Christian Temperance Union is on the ftnu- in ctty politics at present, it was learned today, ft is waiting to see who the candidates are on the citiiens' ticket bef-jre it v.cnimits itself. Following the recent session of the city council when councilmen undertook to smoke out a delegation of women in attendance a boorish trick it has been rumored that If the women's vote is strong enough otincilmen who were party to the ungallant act will come under the ban when they seek re-election.

As for the W. C. T. L". . it w ill very j

likely support white ribbon officials. !

Mayor Sma'.lley, fortunately, does not rink. The citizens' party may -be asked to put a grape juice plank in its platform for all candidates. The citizens' partyhas in mind a candidates for mayor who meets their requirements.

THEDA VAMPS SOME . AT DELUXE THEATER

Those who have made a close study of vamplring. the new art brought forth by the movies, rcpoi t that Theda Bata does some great plain and fancy

vamping in the ''Tiger Woman" at DeLuxe theatre today and tomorrow. "Miss tiara." the feverish press agent recites, "reaches the height of a siren's art'1 which is natural to asBume is some place between Affinity Ridge and Free Love Peak. "With a skill that is unsurpassed she. portrays the cold, calculating, cunning, remerseless woman of the upper strata of life, impersonating a Russian princess who. for the love of priceless jewels and money, .lares her victims along in "a manner that holds one brethiess. Tiie

(character Mis Bara plays outrivals all

previous vampire roles, depicting the innermost soul of a hard, cruel siren devoid of scruples.". The picture is strongly recommended to young ladies who deaire to become vampires and to those who don't, as well as to young men who want to avoid m and vice versa. A very tasy cocktail can be madj of the following ingredients: A story from the Paris. enne. an article from from Jim Jam Jems, a Zazz band In a cabaret and a movie

PASTIME

TO-DAY

"SECRET KINGDOM" And a 2 Reel Chaplin "WORK" FRIDAY "The Price of Silence" SATURDAY LIONEL BARRYMORE in "The End of. the Tour" SUNDAY Alicr Bradv in "DARKEST Rl'SSIA

IM6ther s Bay

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Remember Sunday, VI nv 13th

Mother s Pay The Love of Mother

r fifty

is never exhausted, it never hanges. it never tires. It endures through all; in good repute, in bad repute, in the faefc (if the world's eondemnation a mother's love still lives on. Any kind of flower is proper to express your love for mother. You will find a full assortment of choice cut flowers at

The Jiammoiii

Floral

103 State St. Cor. Hohman

Phone 133 Hammond

Flowers delivered everywhere. .Ship, ihents to all parts of the L'nilcd States.

3 Days Com. Next Thursday Mat., May 10 Matinee Daily For Women Only Best Seats 25c The" Question of the Hour On Every Woman's Mind, A Big, Powerful and Human Drama! NOT A MOVING PICTURE.

Mothers Bring Your Grown-up Daughters

Vital to Every Woman

Everyone Oer 18 Years of Age

ratSnees for Women Onlyl ..----------mm--m--mmmmmmmmiwmmmKmm Positively No Men or Children Admitted.

Because of the Sacredness of Motherhood and out of courtesy to the Ladies, Matinee performances will heReserved Exclusively for the Ladies, at which time time Mrs. Clara Reynolds Smith will address the ladies on "Motherhood." Gentlemen, as well as ladies, arc admitted to all other performances. " ALL THE WORLD IS TALKING! PRICES EVENINGS 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c. Seats on Sale Tuesday at Box Office.

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-TJeeh-End SpecialsFront the Basement

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Next Sunday ia Mother'a Day. Yo should

j really send a little gift to Inform Mother

of your love, respect and admiration.

WE SUGGEST A GOOD BOOK. Our Hook Depart mnt in the Basement Is fliied r.'lth splendid hooka just th port of stories mothers like and a book in sonithin That mother can kef j in remembrance of her boy or her girl. There's scores of titles in this assortment of books, formerly pub

lished at $1 25 and $1.35. Choire at .'.

80c

Combat the Food Shortage Plant a Vegetable Garden. These prices will help you to economize on garden supplies.

Wheelbarrow As picture-!, mad of hard wood, with havv Iron wheel, is very !ihutantial. on sale at :.19

rr!nlilct-, Uttle Wonder Lawn Sprinklers, t h r o w a good spray, nicely painted, regular price "oc. on special sa';. each ...18?

Ijna Mwer Jl-ini-h 1 a v u mowers. 8-inc'n vrhlj. thre Knives. ea.y running. nicely paint.e. Special 3.19

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i w;.win '"T"' iiami'i. r

pfclally prifpil for this sal"

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prink, f n

Garden Hoe Gnnii quali-t;.-?.-p!y hos". "0 feet 3onir, complto with couplinr. On sale at K.tws

4-qt. iLli.a.. ;nr,rl nualitv line

Pteel biads. ."specially pricd With rue n. complct

a ,. a3c spec:ai .....i'c ai

rmmerrlal All Rubber Hse rn 50 ft. lengths.

w:t!i coupr.nics.. H.1.6S

Special Values are Offered Tomorrow and Saturday in Trees, Shrubs, Bulbs and Seeds.

Your rholoe of Cahbagrr. Cauliflower. Kohlrable nttA Tomato Tlanta Dor 10c Early Roe Seed Potatoes Priced at per lb ...rie Asparagru noots 2 years old. per dozn ,I0 IVaxhlnarton Iark limn Grnna eed Per lb 15Fine reach Tree About ti feet bJsh. Kach ZHv. Walnut Trees About six. feet high. Each src

llydrnnRcn Tree Tan Grand, priced at pa,h..S!c

Spiem Inn Heittll (Bridsl Wreath t Cine of the mol beautiful species 'of the sp ies, having: pure white floweis in clusters. On sale each at 19c

Common Snow Balls will grow 8 10 10 feet high, covered with globular clusters of snow white flowers in May; very attractive. ? to 4 feet i hiph. On sale Friday and Saturday at 2:,c Ig

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Totted Plants In fall Bloom Choic of Geraniums. Daisies and. Kose Geraniums in 4-inch "pots. Each..JOe Mlseii Astee Plants Good hardy plants, priced at per dozen 10e reet Williams Plants Specially priced at.. 10c Gladiolus flnlbs This sale three for 5c Tuberose Bulbs A No. :. On sale. 2 for 5e Klepbant Ears Fine bulbs, tin. sale each !Vc American neantr and Dor. thy Perkins t limbln Rose Bushes Priced at 15c Pcrslca (Persian lllaci Small glossy leaves that do not mildew, s w e e t scented lijrht purple, flowers. 3 to 4 feet bigh. On - sa ie at i'5c

200 Catalpa Trees A hanr!;onae tree with large green foliage, specially ornamental in June, when taden with beautifu! white flowers; rapid growers. 3 and 4 feet high. 2 years eld. worth 25c and 05c each.

fSrln Wall fiper m

Oui assortment of Spring Wall Papers are very broatl and very attractive. We'll gladly aid j'ou in making selections.

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WAI.I. I'U'Ells Suitable for any room, good liRbt colored patterns; values up to Kic per roll. Special at this sale, roll. 5c BF.I) room rPKns. Sttiped and aii-over floral designs, some with r-,it-out borders to match. Roll ...!c

OVI'MKAI. PPKHS Green, brown, tan and blue, r.oll in?

PsRI.UK AM) DIMM;

TAPERS. Oatmeais, lwo-tonei and Ki't effects., bright pretty patterns; values. rtoli 15c VARMSHKI) TII,K PATRRV For bathroom end kitchen splendid designs. Per roll ......15c

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SPECIALS TO BE FOUND IN THE PAINT SECTION

Rutherford Wall Paper f leaner The best on

White Lead the famous .Anvil -St. Lou!" brand. Priced for this sale at

the market, 3 cans. .SftV .er lb 74c A I. A B STINE. Alabastine. the sanitary wall finish, a spiendi.i range of delicate shades: put up in pound pkss 45c

Week End Sale of Live Baby Chicks

Mlsed Breeds On sale, each ....... lSVsc

Barred PIvwuotK Rocks or Rhode Island Reds lc

liro... Lcfthoi .i. On sale each I5e

POULTRY NETTING and FENCING-.

GalTanlred Poaltrr tttnav. made of No. 19 wire. 2-inch mesh. 12 to 72 inches wide, rolls f 1 00 linesl feet. Per 10" square feet .. ...H5c

l inn Fencing Made of No. 9 wile, crimped and palvanized, IS inches high, on sale per ft . 12es "8 in. hif?h, per ft. ...Be