Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 26 October 1917 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Friday, October 26, 11)17. t JPP BL Jli Hi" J I L .. JH'llgP-S Lll .J!Jli 'sh'.e to got medium control. The house that caught afire. wheic:n were five families, wan burned to the (trwmd. The house on the windward aide caught tire iind th toof buriifd. bat the lt-u:-va saved. Assistant Fire ii 1 f Smith sa tnat with two lead of hop- out lu.t mmifli pre sail re 'culii bf .senircd to d. anything at all. With but one out they got -unr pressure, hut that it wns m. t:i-ly : ti julft) ii f. t o. r:,! Jenkins .f the vt '! company jas called out o bed, but could not do anything to rell'v the s. t ua t ion. Tli'.' house was a two-story structure with a nnc-jtory cxtfnfpn in the Tear. It con a ; ml the followitift families John Htilkiwicz. rear, in w bos- ro. ms YANKEE F J GIL TEH S IX FRANCE ARE IN SPLENDID TRIM tlik Theatre Today THE GREAT SCREEN STARS Theda Bara ami--Harry Hilliard Saturday Roy Stewan -in"THE DEVIL DODGER" itho tire :-orted; Alec Shocr.r wiski. Joe One o the most KPrious flrf hazards that fvr developed in Ka.t fun-ago occurred Iat night when Pre hnf out in a crowded apartment buUdins n . outh aide and the supply of water p.iv( out. It w.u very apparent that had there been a north wind inatad of a southeast wind, several blocks of : !donc would have been swept by C'., p-,es As :t was the flames were rwrpt ,- " srd on ai:v and th department was Pisarski and IV te. Hthoski. In the hnuso adjacent that was damaged hed Mr i-'orRf Mn ha and Walter r.aluch. I'm ring the progress of t!.- flames Slioczewski ran up stairs, it'll Homer I'"' avenue, to get some of his furniture. The tire rajfpii fiercely and in a twinkling he was cut off from any ave nu of escape. The t"vf men n'r-n1y bad tha ladder iu plav nn-l Lieut. Miller, aided by True mu n Ivan Friend, worked their whs !hrr.i!t!i ti. siii,i ar.tl f "Heart and I-pictine the story of a danrr-r of ;i. danfo hall saloon. She JW'' . . . ri-M

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Sou!" A Wonderful S'ory, Kiilorl With Pn'hofs ap.l Hat Inoret. LSD A GREAT CHRISTIE COMEDY.

-! n:csio wit it a nw-ton foai und finallv irads a rough man of t ho frontier into a better life. A :-trone piettire don't mi.js it. ALSO A CORKING GOOD COMEDY.

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p Used Fisher Upright .

Fine for tteeinncrf.

i Wftllinirton. Oa.k

Beautiful tone and -a?o.

j Wellington, mahogany ! Best bargain in city.

$1 a week buys your choice. Call at once

14S STATE ST.

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HAMMOND, L Li

UNDAY BELLE BENNETT in 'Bond of Fear.'

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U:KK, Till: PLT.IP?:R." See thi pirture if you h-ivo a n:ootl laueh

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We Are Making a I5c Loaf EcononiT that's the rpaaon. Economy for you and Economy for us. Your problems are our problems. We need roar business. We know we can haT it if we give you your money's worth. That's what we are doing in the big 15c loaf. In this big loaf you get several ounces mor of real bread than you do in the small loaf and there is an actual saving on each 5c you spend. What we save in making a large loaf of bread you get in nourishing food. So it's Economy for us ad Economy for yon to buy the 15c loaf. Try it today.

Steel-helmeted American troopem passing in review before President Pomcare of France; French instructor (at the left) showing Americans in trenches how to manipulate the hand grenade. According to latest reports from France, the American soldier? there are in splendid trim. They are doubtless as good njrhters as the Germans now, but they may not get into action before spring. Note that they

are equipped with steel helmets-

names and finally resrued the imprls-.m- ! t'atmM t iaretts. 115 packages of

ed man. About two minutes delay I.urky Strike riKSrettes. n curt

THE NEW:

RPS3EUM THEATRI

FEATURE Attraction LAST TIMES TODAY BELLE DAMASCO TFvOUPE Ainci'icM's Promior Acrobats.

ie1ricIVs Balcery

6C5-7-9 Calumet Ave., Hammond, Ind. Phone 383.

would have Hieani the man's inevitable ! I Still rurhum t-ilacco and out

death. i Tux-nIo tobaco j. Similarly. M Wosinoi:.k: ; Besides the proprietors of tlie fruit and her daughter Sophia, at 4!! 3 Ibun. 1 ytore. t!e following traimuen wcro bi r er Lfo avenue, whi work inp to t a U . arr stvd: far! K. Travis. 4vT l.ans out furniture, found the the rtaim Wf re avenue: Sam lixiisoii. T4?S Maryland on fir. The ladders a train, in th hands avtmi-. and A'illiim Heirn. a coiiduetor, of Waiter Kniee and Joe Pallal'.a, were 044 Wett 51st I'Ihi-c, ail of Chicago, th means of resrutng" them fr-.T.i a

second story window of the hutrint? building.

The enp'ne and crew were eail'H from Indiana Harbo-. but it could n , be used heeau.e of the meaner suppiy, of water. Just why there was not a ; sufficient supply of water to bundle the l

situation cannot be learned, at th-s time.

HODGES FINDS SHE

TRAIN MEPJ finnrPTrn rnn

HnriLaiLU run THIEVING

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THE LINDAItIENS Comodv Wire Novelty.

XYLOPHIENDS

Musical Novcltv.

S. -PRISONERS

BEGLEY & ROWLAND A f vanced fdons in Songs and Talk. HAZEL LEONA CVnic(icniu

lU'otni Mayoralty Candidate W. F.ia

Hodges of Cary last niht at a meeting at Knslehart hall. ltidgo road and Uroadway. t;ae credit to Mayor Johnsou for not using the police and fire department in bis pulitt'-al plans. Tbtrt are lieemen nnd iiremcn. who are supp.orting the arlous candidates, and us l"ag as they are doing their ......lr tK. .n.,- ImMa t V,.i f lti..if rs.ti'i-

cal beliefs 'are their own affairs as , ggSraBSgJKagCTgg American citizens. I , -

Hodges ill defending tb" steel trtist for barging the Rid-e road people so highly for viator, gas and electricity also reminded the workmen that wages arc high.

rntire New Show Everv Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday. Matinees

Daily at 2:30 p. m. Xi ;fcts Continuous from 7 to 11 o- ni. Sundays g

and Holidays fro::i 2 to 11 p. m.

ADMISSION Matinees 10 and 15c, Except Sunday- and Holidays. Nijhts 10, 2C, 3Cc. No Seats Reserved Com Any Time. COMING MONDAY THE GREAT CLAYTON, "The Man Who Knows." i

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T w out y-1 h ree moi e r.t isonei s who

; orc ho bl at the Hary piioe station I faring various r gist ration violation" ', bad th- ir ca.-s dL-pt-s.-d of by Chi-f of I'oiice I'ovbis and I'liief Itrn gdon. of the . ret s r iee yisterilay. This makes a t"tal of nearly six hundred nrisom r.s

that li.iv b.-. ii bandb-d through thej ' lary police d. part iii.-n i sinee rei;isira-i

. tion day. June Jtb. There t ie ahou; ; twenty still ror.f.ned at the i;H'y stat ion. Of tie- number ditj'S(d of ves'eiday three were s. i t to '!iieaeo. one turned over to the lirilish government through the Hritish represen'ntives in 'hieago

of articles of value from. I'enna. cars ... , . , ...... . , . , , were held as deserters. i tie n! . ns who at the Harbor for the last few weeks. , , . , nad taken out papers wire given the Detectives have boon watching the opr,,r; URi, v tll ,.nl!t and t hose w ho had situation closely for the last few days no tilst ,,ap, r i, .f.re asked to secure

ana last nigtit traced some material to a fruit store at 3 Ifi'i fbithrie street, run

u uru. uirrai no vhiim nm.ui. the'' pre a'iens. When the place was searched they. At prrsciit Chief Forbis is waiting found in a store room 130 packages of for a revised slacker list that is being . , compiled by hoards Xo. 1. 2 and 3 In 1 .., " , 1 ; : ' ilarr. Today Chief l-'orbls nd Mr,

I'.ragdeu "re in Cr. wn Point where an rfforc is being made to dispose of a large n imbi r of government prisoners to Id at t he count y j.i il.

Buy a Nestegg.. Wb.en you buy a Liberty bond You are teaching yourself to save. You ate lay ins ,V ft "nestegg. " Ttuy now at the nearest hank

The arrest of three tr..ir.ir.n nt Indiana Harbor last night by !eo. ;ver and Chas. Simmons, Pennsylvania ;. H. detectives, and tlie recovery of about $300 -vorth of tobacco has probably put an end of the automatic disappearance

them and If 'hey did not care to enlist to i 1-ii.ui exemption on the grounds that

Buy Another Bond. ) soil have bought one bond, buy .i.ot 1-er. nn s"1 ond thought, you will find that you still have ways to raise more money to b.!p "make the world afe for democracy." Only two more days in which to do It.

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5-. PHONE 161.

EDWARD HANISH, Proprietor. 206 CONKEY AVE.

HAMMOND, IND.

Ipsclals lor Sat erday cfolier 27Sh

Enlist In The Woman's Army By Conserving Foods.

PASTIME TO-DAY ioi.a nvvt The "weetest of All Stsm In a FItrt Keature "Lady Barnacle" S ITl Rbtt BTIIRI, ( ldVTO In a KIe-Aot Hrndy Feature "The Woman Beneath" Sunday nnd Monday 'M. S. IURT In a l"ie-Act TrlanBle Feature 4The Disciple"

Prime Native T?ib Koast. rolled, 11... .22 Prime Xativo Beef Pot Roast, lb 18c Choice Cut Native Sirloin Steak, lb. . .H id Choice Cut Native Short Steak, lb. . .2-4C Choiee Cut Native Round Steak, lb. .24 Choice Cut Native Small Porterhouse Steak, lb 2-lC

Fresh Hamburger Steak, lb 19r Prime Native Boiling Beef, lb 13 Lamb Stew, lb 16 Pork Loin Roast, lb 29?

Fresh Pork Chops, lb 30j Fresh Boston Butts, lb 2Sc Corned Beef, lb 14C-16c

ains

aeon

sausage

Liiciieii!

eese

Ducks

Best Creamery Butter, lb 49 DAIvSY High Grade Oleomargarine, per lb 31c 5 pounds for 1.50.

SANTOS High Grade Coffee, lb 19c EGGS, per dozen 39 Window Cleaner, Gem Polishing Soap, 6c cake 4

ALL KINDS OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. AUTO DELIVERY.

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Meats and Groceries MANUFACTURER OF HAMS, BACON AND SAUSAGE. WHOLESALE RETAIL. ICE MACHINE COOLED. PHONE 77 HAMMOND. 81 STATE STREET. Special Sale Through fortunate buying we are able to sell to ycu MEATS cheaper this week than ever before. Note following low prices on our well known quality meats: BEEF Choice Cuts of Round Roast 20c BEEF Choice Cuts of Pot Roast 16c BEEF Sirloin or Short Steak 19c BEEF Hamburger Steak 15C VEAL Leg or Loin of Milk Fed Veal 17c VEAL Shouldsr or Breast for Filling 14 c PORK Small Lean Pork Loins 27 PORK Fresh Shoulder Roast 24c PORK Sausage (home made) 18 HAMS Kellner's Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked Hams, the finest obtainable 29 TONGUES Short Cuts of Beef Tongues 23c CORNED BEEF Kellner's Sugar Cured Beef Round, Corned Beef 20c We have this week a fine lot of Sprnig Ducks and Spring Chickens. Take advantage of our special sales. You can save money. Trade at Kellner's the finest most up-to-date market in Hammond.

Pi'

Jlarke

181 EAST STATE ST.

HAMMOND, IND.

Specials For Saturday, Oct. 27 1 B

MILK FED NATIVE VEAL, Leg or Loin, lb MILK FED NATIVE VEAL BREAST OR SHOULDER, lb PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, lb PRIME NATIVE RIB ROAST OF BEEF, lb

20c 1

17c

10c

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS Large Selects.

Choice Cut Native Sirloin Steak, lb.. . .221

Best Cuts of Native

itouna JMeaK, n... v Prime Native Short Ribs of Beef, lb.. . 14C Fresh Cut Veal Chops, lb 24C Genuine Spring Lamb,

H leg or loin, IK. . . . 25c

Fresh Cut Spring Lamb Chops, lb 28c

Best Cuts Native Portcrhouse Steak, lb. .25c

Fresh Liver sliced to

I order, lb 10C

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L Ham. Berlin or Ye.il Sausage, lb 22 Fresh Frankfurter or Polish Sausage, lb..20c

''I'ct Ml .lilrtllv.1 JLtIItMl U Hams, whole or half, l lb. . !J k

Sugar Cured Boiling f

Diil'Ull, io olf h Butternut Brand Bris- 1

ket Bacon, lb 38c h

lIMUIt' 1fllJ.Ilt, lilt best butterine churned.

1J- -32c 1 Fancv (ieorges Middles, n lb. .' 22C U Libbv's Superior Chow Chow, per t)t 30c n

Fresh Smoked Trout or Whitefish, lb 19? i

BUTTER

EGGS

LARD

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Market

110011'

company I

181 EAST STATE ST.

HAMMOND, IND.

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