Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 52, Hammond, Lake County, 17 August 1917 — Page 6

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THE TIMEo Friday, August 17, im.

East Chicago tier People and Occurence's

SCOTT AXD ROOT PHOTOGRAPHED ON RUSSIAN MISSION

Rv. Geo. B. Jones will return to East Chicago Saturday and resume his work in the First Methodist Episcopal church. He will preach next Sunday mornlnj? on "Approximatir.ir l,ifa" and on Sunday eveuins on "The Work of Methodism in East Chicago." The services in this church for next Sunday. Aug. 19, are to be as follows: 9:00 a. m., class meeting; 9:30 a. r.i.. Sunday school; 10 45 a. m. pub!is worship; 6:45 p. m., Epworth League; 7:4 p. m . public worship. William I.lnyd, son of Evan Lloyd, who Joined the Navy same time ago, and belongs to the Railroad battery, left Wednesday on the steamship Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd received the news yesterday. Dr. Charles T. Johns left, this morning for Portland. Me., to visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johns, formerly of this city. News was received this morningr fmm Pelia Miller, formerly of this ity, who now lives in Portland, Ore., having been called to Chicago on ac-

IQTHERSiOOD WOMAN'S JOY

Suggestions to Childless Women.

Among th virtues of Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound is th ability to correct sterility in tha cases of many women. This fact is well established as evidenced by the following letter and hundreds of others we have published in these colums. Poplar Bluff, Mo. "I want other women to know what a blessing Lydia

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t&ble Compound nas been to me. V had always wanted a baby in our home but I was in poor health and not able to do my work. My mother and husband both urged ma to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I did. so, my health im

proved and I am now the mother of a fine baby cirl and do all my own housa work.' Mrs. Alua B. Timmons, 216 Almond St., Poplax Bluff, ilo. In many other homes, once childless, there ara now children becausa of the fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound makes women normal, healthy and strong Write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn. Mass., for advice it will be confidential ard helpful.

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urchins, and (below) Elihu Root and Gen. Scott at a way station near Moscow. Whil in Russia on their government mission Elihu Root and Gn. Hugh L. Scott were made welcome everywhere and recent photographs show them at different stops on their travels. Tha little Russian newsboys and urchins were usually able to find a place in the pictures. GenScott made several vif its to the eastern firing line.

count of the death of her son, who recently underwent an operation. Mrs. Miller was well known here. The Elks will hold a meeting this evening at their clubrooms to make plans for the raising of a fund with which to furnish Company with all comforts possible. Mrs. J. M. Hyslop and three children returned from a trip through the East, after six weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. L T. Cook and daughter Thelma, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hermansdorfer, will leave tornorrow in Mr. new touring

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expect to be gone about two weeks. Have you signed up for one of the comfort kits made by the Red Cross Sewing: Center for Company L? If not. do so, as you will help make one man "comfortable." They are only one dollar, and can do a great deal of good for the boys. Sign up now. Miss Maude Jeppeson is expected home Sunday after a delightful trip to N'ewponset, 111.. Minneapolis, and Fort SnHling. She lias been gone about two weeks.

Dr. George W. Miller, who is away on a vacation, has secured the services of Dr. Ernst, who is an intern in the Illinois Central hospital of Chicago. Mrs. L. W. Giles of 145th street is entertaining; the Reciprocity clbu this afternoon. Mis. A. T. Cox of Magoun avenue motored to Crown Point this morning

to spend the day. Howard H. Clark. Jr., son of Principal II. H. Clark, is home on a twelveday furlough. He recently received a commission as second lieutenant, and is nssitned to a fort at Gettysburg

Pa., where he will report the 2th of August. Mr. H. F'iek. formerly teacher In the high school In this city, received a commission r.a second lieutenant, and has been assigned to Camp Taylor, Louisville. Ky. Mr. Flek arrived in this city . Wednesday and apent the night at the home of H. H. Clark. The Monarch and Picnic committee of the Al Hassan Grotto request every prophet to attend the picnic tornorrow at Tremont, Ind.. given by the Shrlne i p. Mrs. J. Goldman of Baring avenue

left l-.st evenign for a few weeks visit at Hancock. Mirh. The Al Hawaii Grotto is planning a big time for their picnic, which Is to be held on the 27th cf this month. Walter Specter, son of Isaac Specter, left a couple of weeks aro for Jeffersonvllle to vis't with Wilson Jordan, who Is encamped at that place. While there. AValter Joined the Hospital detachment. Mrs O. Decker and two little daughters left Wednesday evening for a visit in Michigan. They will remain several weeKs.

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Grocery and Market

H. J. HOLTZ, PROP.

STANDARD AVE. AT VAN BUREN 6T. PHONE 659 HAMMOND.

Spring Chickens, dressed, per lb. 32 Roasting and Stewing Chickens, per lb 24

Indiana Harbor Personal and Otherwise

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Serge Dresses will be excedingly popular for early Fall wear. This is distinctly due to the unfailing popularity of serge and to the potent fact that the new models are fashioned on lines becoming to most figures. In the assortments for

mZt Friday and Saturday are quite a numoer or dresses tnat were intended to sen

WE ARE OFFERING THESE DRESSES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FOR. , $9.98 The prices on the dresses that we are giving you, you will surely have to pay at the end of the season in January. Here gives you the opportunity to get them at the beginning of the season at January prices. Come and look at the dresses and see what you will get for $9.98. They are fully guaranteed all wool men's serge.

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Exclusive Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers A full line of Ready-to Wear Clothing: 151-155 E. State St., Artemis Bfdg., Second Floor

Mrs. Poesunder and daughter Rum of Hemlock street have returned after a two weeks visit with friends in Penn ylvania. Mrs. Ed. Schunte of .1611 Grapevine street was a Chicago shopper today. Mr. A. Johnson of Fir street, who has been ill at his home, is improving. Misses Edith and Agnes Burgland have as their guest Miss Mabel Mitchell of Newport. Mr. and Mrs. George Powers have returned from their summer home in Michigan.

Mrs. Samuel Mathoeny entertained the Five Hundred club last night at her home on Fir street. Mrs. W. Morea and family of Drummond st reet left this morning for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Mississippi. There was much evidence of enthusiasm at the first meeting of the Washington Park Improvement association held at the Washington school in Indiana Harbor last night. The organization was completed with Dr. X. U fctenberg as chairman and Mr. George Witt as secretary. The object of the association is the Improvement of Washington Park subdivision a 4 a wholo, especially the block laid aside for the park. Another meeting has been called for next Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the Washington building, and as many

people as are interested in the project of beautifying this section of the city are requested to be in attendance and express their views. Miss Mabel Fulton has resigned her position as stenographer and bookkeeper for H. B. Barker Realty company of Gary. Mijg Fulton has been in the employ of the Barker company for over a year. ' Very special at the Columbia Theater tonight, a Wm. Fox special production. Theda Bara in 'Her Greatest Love." Don't miss this very excellent feature tonight. One of those pleasing Sidney Drew Comedies will be shown. 8-17-1

Spring Ducks, per lb 26UC Geese, dressed, per lb. 24U Native Rib Roast, pperp lb 22C

Beef Pot Roast, per lb

No. 1 Cooking Potatoes, per peek 42c Large Heads of Cabbage, per head 5e Evergreen Sweet Corn, per dozen 22?

Moonsocn Brand Laundry

Soap, 6 for

Fancy Santa Clara Primes, per lb 15c

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDSAUTO DELIVERY.

HOOSIER BRIEFS

DECATUR Rotarians here have started a canvass of this city for funds to build a sanitary swimming pool at Waterworks rark. It is estimated that about $800 will be needed to assure the building of the pool.

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TERRE HAUTE The Terre Haute

Handle factory is working night and

day to complete war contracts for the United Slates government which al

ready total almost a million dollars. The plant is turning out semaphores, tent pins, and shelter tent poles.

THE HIGHEST HONORS awarded in the piano Industry mark the appointment ot a factory distributor for STEGER & SONS PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS. We have gained this great distinction from Rtocrpr & Sons Piano Manufacturing Co.

1 hecause of our wide experience in judging piano value.

12 Etrict honesty in Belling and absolute fairness in all our

dealings. When you eee such reputable pianos as the STEGER & SONS, Chickering & Sons, Bjur Bros., Reed & Sons, Gordon & Sons, Schaff, Singer, Thompson, and many other strictly high grade manufacturers' pianos, player-pianos, self-playing pianos and grand pianos, and then take into consideration that we are the oldest and largest distributes and retailers of pianos in Northern Indiana, you will

Snow that THE J- M. .WILCOCKSON MUSIC CO. is

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SEYMOUR The local high record price for corn was established, when the Farmers Hominy company paid $2.20 a bushel. The corn was of exceptionally good quality. COLUMBIA CITT Fifteen acres of wheat in , Richland township produced T15 bushers. or an average of 47 bushels per acre. The wheat brought $2.30 a bushel.

"Let Us Pay With Our Bodies For Our Soul's Desires." Roose-vetr.

It is utterly impossible for any DIRECT-F ROM-THE-F AuTuRY re taller or any dealer to offer you such bargains or such unlimited varietj of beautiful, high grade pianos and player-pianos at the prices. JUST LOOK OVER THIS PARTIAL LIST OF SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK One $1,050 new SOLO PURITAN-PLAYER, the best in the world at any price . $650.00 One new $700 00 Player .... 450.C0 One new $500 00 Player - 325.00 One practically new Chickering Grand 35000 One slightly used NEWEST $225.00 STRAUBE PIANO J 167.00 One slightly used Stultz & Co...... 2C0.C0 One slightly used J." Bauer..... 135.C0 One new $425 00 Piano, slight mar on case, special...- 155.00 Several used pianos from $S0 to $150, in splendid condition and sold undei absolute guarantee- Terms to suit all- NO INTEREST CHARGED ON TIME SALES IF YOU BUY NOW. EVERY PIANO SOLD UNDER ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE. $600,000 BACK OF OUR PIANOSJ. M. Wilcockson Music Co. 155 State Street, Artemts Bldg., Opposite Orpheum Theater, Hammond PIANOS TO RENT. TUNING $2.50. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

Men's and Boys' Clothing Our Clothing Dept. offers for Saturday Men's and Young Men's Blue Serge Suits, fine weave, in two shades of blue, fast colors, quality and workmanship guaranteed. Our $22.50 and $25.00 Suits, Saturday only $15.00 and $18.00 Boys' Khaki Knickerbockers 75c value. Special Saturday . . . 59 Boys' Blue Serge Suits Made in the newest models. Specially priced at $6.95 Specials in Our Men's Furnishing Section for Saturday The last chance to buy a Men's Satinette Shirt at 95c. The value of this shirt is $1.50; in various stripes. Only a few left 95 We still have a large, assortment of Wilson Bros. Dress Shirts, $2.00 values. Special for Satur

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We offer for Saturday a very large quantity of Men's Hose; they are silk and lisle," all colors. Prices Reduced; the assortment is varied, also the price. Come and make your selection. Men's Dress Shirts Fast colors in assorted patterns, regular $1.25 value. Special Saturdav at 79

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READY-TO-WEAR We are proud of the showing in this section of our Ladies' Silk Poplin Dresses. We can fit the largest figure; we carry sizes up to 48 stouts; the values are exceptional. A wide range to sell for $8.50 Ladies' and Misses' Middy Blouses Variety of styles, all sizes, good quality; would be cheap at $2.00. Special at ' $1.25

Union Suits Ladies' V-neck umbrella style, lace trimmed, all sizes, fine gauze. Cheap at. 39 Ladies' Gauze Vests Very elastic, good quality. Special for Saturday 8? Hosiery that gives satisfaction Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose with lavender tops, full fashioned, high spliced heels, toes and soles. Special per pair .59 Ladies' Fancy Silk Hose, in plain colors or stripes; easv to make a selection, the patterns are right. Special .. . . .$1.25

150 pairs of Women's Patent Leather Gun Metal and Vici Kid Shoes in various patterns of button and lace, with cloth or leather tops, plain and cap toes, all with medium heels; $4.00 and $5.00 values. Special for Saturday $2.50 White Canvas Two and Three-Strap Slippers, Cuban heels and short vamps. Special. .$1.45 White Canvas Sport Oxfords, rubber soles and heels. Reduced to $1. 35 White Canvas Boots Eight-inch tops and covered Louis heels. Special at $3.00 Wash Dresses, Suits, Hats and

Bathing Suits

Children's W ash Dresses Made of neat patterns of washable ginghams; no reason for depriving' your little girl of a new dress when you can buv one of these at ..:. 59

Wash Suits reduced to make quick selling. Two-piece, made of Hydegrade Gallatea; worth at least one dollar. Special . . . .59

Sport and Auto Hats Reduced Must be sold this season; some jire suitable for street wear: the price 'ought to sell them all out in one .day. Special at Bathing Suits Only a few more dozen left. Come and clear them out; the price is right, the quality is unquestionable, we need the room. You can buy a dandv suit for.S2.25

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