Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 153, Hammond, Lake County, 19 December 1917 — Page 3

Wednesday, Bee, 19. 1917

Page Three v o r Mother, Sister, Sweetheart, Kid All Expect to Have Candy for Christmas Ik Our collection of mixed and assorted candies, clean and f resfc, toothsome and wholesome, is priced so low that we should do the Xmas candy business. This cigar sale planned for the last four days will aid you greatly in selecting gifts for father, husband or brother. --JS ifw-.p-; tv-i r yayftgaM W Jin agj J r- ' 4 ; i ji.M-Vrf j r,?:f , THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL XMAS N . .r.

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When it comes to gift candy there is

nothing better than Martha Washington Chocolates and Don Dons

Christmas Giving

Crystal Cut. a fins hard Christmas candy In -arlou alias, fl-Tors. colors and

dssigna. Prload at pr lb

10c

35c

Fenway's Boxed Candy JTen-rajr pure, tatty, delicious S-ilk Chocolates, rich orsatn centers In asortsd flarora, nicely packed In pretty boxes, q Founds. ISct half pounds Jv?C Iiiggett'a Elect Package TMs aandy Is In a oSass 67 itself; band rolled chocolate creams of delicious flavor, nut and

fruit oentera. Par pound

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Brlna; her bcx of these delicious sweets for Christmas. They're so dainty, wholesome, sweet and srocd. The Martha 'Washlng-toTi line consifts of hard and soft centered chocolates, assorted nouyats, caramels, butter Jtts and bon bona X fresh ahlpmrat each Friday. Put up in boxes at V lbs. Pounds 2 lbs.

65c

$1.30

Kindergarten Mixed, a splendid hard canjy for children; comas in as sorted flavors, j, pound at... JL jC Reliable Cream Mixed, a fine crrads of or am candy ia assorted Savors. On sale at per pound .Jt ZC Gum Drops, the rood old fashioned kind, various " colors and flavors, sug-ar covered. Ter f talf pound. .......... C Brolcen allied, consisting ef peanut squares, taffy and ribbon candy, assorted favors. At per balf ponnd J. (JC

Universal Vacuum Bottles tTntversal "Vacuum Bottlekeepd contents Icy-eold for 7 hours or steam, inx-hot Si hours; Is absolutely sanitary, easily taken apart, easy to clean; black enameled case with tin steel cap. Pint sizes, 11.75; Quart site, f 2.T8. Others up to $4.19. . Universal Lunch Kits for workers end school children mtal case, tan enameled with leather handle; upper 2oropartmnt holds tottle which keeps liquids hot or cold as desired; lower compartment keeps lvnch moist and fresh. Priced at 3.S.

Christmas Candy Soxes t-wf Cornucopias in various Christmas designs. Priced at 10c, 11c. lla and lio per dosea. Assorted Tudge, walnut, assorted fruits and nougat

fudge, in assort, ed flavors. Lb

One of the most Important things lu prop, er Christmas giving Is the care with which gifts are wrapped. Our complete line of Oift Dressings enables you to make your package breathe your own personality and doubly enhance its value. Greeting Cards Here 70a will find a Oreet'nff Card for each and every particular purpose. On which will convey "Just the message" 70a desire to send. Upwards from ISO psr dozen.

25c

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Peerless Confections A 2y2 lb. Xmas Package, 90c. Peerless Confection, a high grade satin finished candy, hard and soft centera, assorted flavors. 21 pounds put up la holly covered tin container, priced at iCC Boxed Chocolates, lb. 39c Lyon's MarveUo Chocolates, cresxi centers, assorted flavors, full pound boxe, n specially priced at 39C

Popcorn Balis, made ef fresh popped popcorn, pink and white, with lcop for decorating purposes, Each j,C Laksside Chocolates and Bon Bon, assorted flavors, very good eating. Specially prlcvd at y ft per pound LC 8tlck Candy, Krans pure sugar stick candy, assorted flavors; each stick wrapped in paper, g bundles ef 7 stUks. .. JC

Wrapping Paper, two eolor holly paper, aix tOxSD inches, for wrapp 1 n g Christmas gifts. Priced at t sheets m for 3C

Tinsel Cord, for tying gift. pack, ages, it oomea la red and grean. sprinkled with gold er silver.

Per spool

For the Boys in the Army and and those at home that are doing their hit Cigars Xn giving cigars you want to be aura and give the best the safest way Is t here, because we carry a great variety of the beet makes the kind he buys himself. You'll ale And a rnrabe? f good suggestions hsra for the "boys" In the army smoking ts. pipes, cigarette cases, match boxes, tobaceo pouches, eta. All Havana Cigars

Finest ail Havana 10-cent and Iwo for Ho cigars

rn all aises, ahapes and colors.1 are exceptionally good.

Here's two that

Flora de Murat Opera ad La Rosa Aromatic, pare Havana goods, box of 10 at dt.OOj sr box of IS at JU,U(J

6c Straight Cigars KEW BACHELOR SAN FELICE JOHJT RU3KIN CHAR LI 8 DBlfBT

I in a box. , 15 in a box..,

5o fitraiffht Cicrars

TOM KXB BOOSTER LA AZORA. OPERA

LITTLE CTRO

13.75 10 In a box

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10c

Specials in Parisian White Ivory

Napkin Eings Made of best white Ivory, good heavy stock, they come in two slses, can be monogramed. COo values q f at a5iC

Ivory Buffers with boat, extra heavy stock, detachable chamois, regular fl.lt val ue. Prled for the iaT." 98c

,(1.49 it in a box ...........fl.is

A Special Value HAVANA LONCRSS AST CTJRLT MAU

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, Good 5o Cigars BEI BALL AND BASTILLA

ja.eguisr 10c Cigars LA JIAJ.CA rrrcJAL ssal EtTJtfAJIA EARL TAVriVCRSTZ M in bex... ......44 H ta a box......,.., 6c Straight Cigars BLACK A3fD "WHITH It at, w...... ...... gfto 18 at.,.,.... ,.1tja.

$1.50 Cigar Stands at 08c

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-KAUFMANN &, WOLF - rjAMMOND. IND.

Soldiers Smoker Kita A box speoiaily prepared for ldss. Ceatataa -tee

Here's a epiendld sjift at a bargain prlee -iS-inoh Slaok sa 'White Clgarettas. one Ida ia S. e "W. ttabogany finished Cigar Stands, removable glaes fimltlng Cobacee. Frectca Srtav Pipe, is s ash tray, cigar rests and match holder. The reg- Cleaaers, Fuse Lighter (no tanjatDve re3uyd) thr lar price is fl SO. while fifty last, your r extra rparkers evnd ne extre, rt ' choiee. eaoh iOC Kchterj LT vaJaa f. J 450 Good Cigars put up 12 in a wood box at 33c

Smokers Articles-Ideal Gifts Vtrst of all we -wnt to tell ru eUott this wosMUrrsl ebtrwtajg t Ty Tor the boys at the frrat. for relatives sd &ta thtA .fm rx&r

vnr i, BTpveciana ex laeee ron jtnar 72gpea pi&in f f&Hk

gociisiea, wiu paae.ne sarowpieoe. wuert sir Mere f gtxhj J.tr. The prteea rang from is rip.

Smoking Tobacco Ttrxedo, Priaoe Albert er Yaret

Bmoking tefcaooe ta eae pe-ind

tint at U M U

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45c

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TWIN CITY

I NEWS NOTES

Katharine Howard. Oleott Ave.. Phone 2S3, vrlll be pleased to write mm receive eoclal news and advertising fe The Time. A splendid bill will tie put on at Columbia Theatre tonieht, showing Jtillan Eltinse In Countess Charming. -Alro rathe Cartoon Comedy will be shown Tvith the above. Little Martin Slrlln. the ten year oM son of Mrs. Elizabeth Sirlln of Fir street returned to hi studies nt the Riley school after bavins successfully combated a Ion? illness of pneumonia for a period of seven weeks. Woodbine Camp, Roj-al Neighbors, met last evening and at the close of tho eersicn which consisted of adpotin5 several candidates a line luncheon was served, of which Mrs. B. Pcott was chairman. Mrs. Besle Ijayden. district doputy who Is closing up her campaign work hero for this ramp was present and is leaving today for her home at Lowell. Indiana, Itrs. Luther Lewis of Niles, Ohio, and former oracle of this order, was welcomed at this meeting and enjoyed the old time hospitalitj- that this cwp has always been well knewn for. An unusual sale will he conducted

at the Garfield this evening, commencing at 7 o'clock. Toys made and painted by the. scholars of-the school will fce offered at nominal sums and will be very appropriate for Christmas gifts for "the small folks whom you could not please better than by giving them a toy that is well made and not eo frail as the usual run of knickknacks and what-nots that are th delight of the wee ones until they become broken and the usual saddened heart that noes with it. So it you are considering toys Just make a visit to the school this evening and see what has been accomplished by the youthful prodigies of the classes. The girls of the domestic science to Hwell the fund which will be used for the purchasing of supplies in the various departments and partly for the suffering Belg-ium children who still will be remembered in the receipts of this sale have offered to place on sale to the public, good home madi caken and homemade candies. Encourage their efforts and willingness to do their part by attenfng the display this evening. Christmas carols will be an added feature to the eveninff's program Cut flowers, fower boxes, special Xmas wreaths for Graves, fern stands, handsome flowering- plants for gifts. We can suit you for plfts and home decorations. Our Jerusalem chcrrie" are large and well berried. Lake Front Floral Co., 3621 Cedar Street. Indnana Harbor, phone -536-J. Mrs. C. L Creasebaum is entertaining th Thursday afternoon Pedro club composed mostly of ladles of thlt city at her home in State street in Hammond in the afternoon of tomorrow.

FIELDS

ivJfiSS Auto &ales o.

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Franklin. Hu:'soa Hupa:H9 and Ctievrolet

In order to make room for our 191S cars we will sacrifice the following cars for this week only: One 1917 Hudson Super-Six Sedan. One 1917 Hudson Super-Six Phaetou. One 191G 6-cyl., 5-pass. Pilot. One 1914 4-cyl., 5-pass. Hayncs.

One 1914 4-cyl., 5-pass. Auburn. One 1918 4-cyl., 5-pass. Chevrolet Demo. One 191G 4-cyL, 5-pass. Chevrolet, winter toy?. One Abbott Speedster. And a number of used Fords.

Will be glad to denioii3trat3 any of tho above cars.

' Mrs. B. D. L. Glazebrcok. of Orapevine street, will spend the weeK end with her sister. Mrs. Hlllagoss at her home in Taxton. 111., and returning here for the holidays. Mrs. Edward Kern of the Larson Apartments entertained Mrs. Itcswcl! iKrause, her elster-in-law from Zlon 'City. 111., yesterday. Charles Pyer of the firm of Riley, ilembroff. Reed & Dyer, left this morning for California on ft month's stay with his wife and children who are sojourning- in the South for the winter months. Pev. and Mrs. F. P. Blackmore arc the guests of Miss Sue Bigham. teacher of the drawing and construction work at the Garfield school at the noonday luncheon prepared 2nd served by th domestic science class of the school today. Mi? Antoinette Kostus, daughter of Mr. John Kostur of Klst street, became he Wide of Mr. Treslry McCullough. originally from Pittsburgh be-

jifore his enlistment with Company K.

U'Z in? cantonment now down at liartiosburg. Mi?3. Tho ceremony which occurred Saturday evening at rix o'clock vas performed by the lie v. Father Pcnedict of S. John's Poma-i Catholic church of Whiting. The bride's father and sister. Miss Nc!l Kostur were the witnesses. Mrs. Mct'ullouvth's gown was of taupe panne silk velvet nnd Jlio wore a very pretty hat to match and carried a bouqupt of Aaron and roses. Mr. McCnllough. her soldier husband had secured a brief furlough to come, up here, meet bis fiance and wed her and then was caUed buck to duty a few hours afterwards. Miss Koster 13 well known in thl3 city and Is a girl of charming personality, she

I Is an accomplished 'musician and has

a rare voice culture. She sang in St. Mary's Choir, of which church she was a member nnd was the soloist at the high mis colebratid each Sunday. She ias lived in East Chicago the greater part of her life and has drawn about herself a large circle of friends who will wish h r well. Siie holds the position of Auditing Clerk in the office of the Illinois Steel Company at Cry. in which capacity she will continue while her husband is engaged in his duty for t" ncie Sam. Miss Stella Lamphere will be hostess to the Auction Bridge Club this evening at the bonis of Mrs. II. M. Johnson in Beacon street. Sirs. W. V.'. More of Drummond street received a packet yesterday containing a beautiful piece of handiwork lately disposed of in shares by the College City Camp of Royal Neighbors for the benefit of their camp anil to which Mrs. Morea held the lucky number. The article wbs valuable owins to its fine intricate design and the tedious effort of the one who made it for so good a cius. The receiver of the gift was indeed pleased to lay claim on it. Parlette is wonderful, full of laughs and cries, Thursday evening. Tarlette. philosopher and humorist. Everybody will talk Parlette. McKinley Audltor,lum. East Chicago. Blossom Iloyles, the two and a half year daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Hoyles of Fir street became critically ill yesterday and a trained nur.y wa called from Chicago to assist the attending physician who is constantly

Wn attendance on the case.

The following young men employe.

U. S. AMBASSADOR VIEWS FUNERAL OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONISTS

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Ambassador David It- Francis in I'etrograd (on the left). David R. Francis, United States ambassador to Russia, ia thown standing in his carriage in Petrograd watching one of the many funerals of revolutionary origin. These funerals are of almost daily occurrence.

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Phone 280. - 533-143rd Street. PETER BELZSSEI East Chicago, Indiana. By Buying Early I am going to give the public the benefit of future prices, which are lower than in Chicago or elsewhere. Trade at home and cave money. FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS, TEAS AND COPFEES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES These Fricss are Good on Tfesse Specials tor This Saie Only for the Rest ot This Week.

if the Interstate nnd Republic Mills of this city and all boprdlng tit the iientieck's hostelery in South Olcott .ivemic, left yesterday for enlistment a- I'ort Thomas. Kentucky. They arf the Messers t'herd dimming., Thomas Mitchell. Paul IToldson. Edward Hays and Charles Harris. C. I.. MathU was In receipt of a eom;r.unict!tkn yesterday from Mila-, Tenn., paying that his cousin ws.s ac

cidentally shot and died as a result of j

uie arcraent. lurincr particuiarH oiild he obtained. Mrs. Fred Iluse. is leaving the lattr lart of the week for Lowell to spend the holiday season. Mr. Buse will join Uer there later. Mrs. I. I. Manrose Is arriving from Crown Point to spend the Christmas season at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. N. lch in 140th street Mr. and Mrs. Dale- Flickinger and babe are departing for Muncie, Irsd.. to remain over the holidays with the lattcr's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lourks and their daughter Iorothjr are coming this week from !etroit to spend the Christmas days with parents of both the J. B. Foraker family and the L. T. Loucks iu 143rd, street. Mrs. James Sheffield of 34S1 Fir street is ill following a slight stroke of paralysis she suffered last Sunday and which has impaired her eyesight. Her condition as reported is somewhat favorable in the last few days. Miss Audrey Gant has resumed her duties as clerk at the I-ake Region - In Michigan avenue after an Ulness of three weeks. The Keiehckone Camp Fire Girls enJoyed their fourth , annual Christmas

party last evening by first meeting in their new quarters that of tho Chamber of Commerce rooms where they spent the early part of the evening and later went to the Phillips Cafe where they were served to a two course banquet luncheon. Tiie dining room was reserved for them and with a piano installed the evening'."" diversion consisted of music, the Star Spangled Banner being the closing number. Grab bags were the gifts distributed. Souvenir cards are arriving here from Mrs. Stella Alyea who is with th.j S. W. Ogden party at St. Petersburg. Fla,. where they are wintering. Pictures have also been sent of thH interesting .cpot showing tho grape-fruit trees with their usual abundance of fruit ready to be picked for table use. From all reports the sojourning party is having a most delightful time and ono to be envied by thos shivering from the cold blasts of winter in this city. Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling of the Larson apartments are In Chicago today seeing the Passing Show at the Garrick theatre.

EAST CHICAGO. Thomas J. iJalton and wife to Pete Poswinskl and, wife, L 35. B 6, XV 32-37-9 -V 2,075.00' E. Chgo. Co. to Maciej Siurek and wife. L 43. B 22. SW 29-

37-9 E. Chgo. Co. to John Bochnowski. L 4S, B 22, SW 29-37-9 E. Chgo. Co. to Albert F. Lesniak. L 3, B 24. SW 29-37-9 E. Chgo. Co. to John Bochnowskl. L 4. B 22, SW 29-37-9.

HOB ART. 1st State Bk. Hobt. to John TT. Thlel and wife. L 6, B 14. Hobart Tk.. Add. 650.00

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New Century Floun i bb!. sack SI. 49 i barrel .ac-k S2.88 i2 barrel S5.85 TEAS AND COFFEE These prices are below the wholesale prices today. Gunpowder Tea, per pound 45 B. F. Japan Tea, per pound 55 Pan Fired Japan Tea, per pound 55 Ceylon India and Java Tea, per pound 65 Congo Tea, per pound - 50C Club House 1 lb. Coffee. per pound 3S Six O'clock Coffee, per pound 2Sl Turkey Coffee, per pound - 28 CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Telmo Brand California Peaches. can 25c, 6 cans SI. 40 Eloise Fancy California Pears, can 27c; 6 cans Sl.SO Telmo Erand No. 2 Strawberries, per can 28c; 6 cans for SI. 56 BlueBird No. 2 Fancy Tomatoes, per can 12c; per dozen... SI. 35 Club House Brand No. 2 Fine Sifted Peas, can 18c; dozen SI. 90 Telmo No. 2 Telephone Peas, can 15c; dozen cans ':. "X Standard No. 2 Sifted Peas, can 12c; per dozen - SI. 10 Snider's Tall Can Tomato Soup, can 13c; 6 cans 72 BUY FOR CASH

Club House Brand Pork and Beaaa, Tomato Sauce, per can, 1Sc; per dozen cans S2.04 Ivanhoe 1014 or. Catsup, bottle 14; 6 bottles for 7&C

Full Quart Priscilla App! Butter, per jar ,, ,. Fancy Walnuts, per pound

-28 -25d

Fancy AJmonds, soft shell, per pound 25 New Mixed Nuts.

per pound

Large Brazil Nuts, per pound

22 20

Fancy Long Filberts, per pound 25 These Nuts are all 1917 Crop. Large Grandma's Washing Powder, per box 15 Swift's Pride Washing Powder, 6 boxes "27 Swift's Pride Soap, 10 bars for 48 Sunbrlght Cleanser, 6 cans for 27 1 dozen Large Packages Saginaw

Tip Tcp Matches

MEAT PRICES. Icef Pot Roast, iep pound ib Roast. oer pound . Sound Steak, oer pound orterhouse Steak, per pound Pork Butts, ?er pound Pork Loin, per pound Leaf Lard, per pound .

AND CHEAPER.

J5 -17 19 26

25c 27 28

38-5