Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 233, Hammond, Lake County, 29 March 1918 — Page 3

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TWIN CITY NEWS NOTES

Katherlne Howard, Olcott AT., Phone 283. will be pleased to nrlte and receive Social nem and advertising; for The Time. Informal dance to be given by East Chicago K. of Ps. at K. of P. hall. Olcott avenue. Saturday evening. Mar. SO, All friends Invited. 3-27-3 Henry Brown. Sr., who was run d wn eight weeks ago by a South Shre car at the Intersection of Baring and Chicago avenues, and had both les broken at that time, had the right

lag amputated above the knee yest rday and withstood the ordeal very j wen. He Is the father of Henry Brown who Is employed at the W. R. Diamond !

Grocery In Chicago avenue. Mr. Walter Eigler of Hemlock street who has been HI for several days has now developed pneumonia. Mrs. T. A. Williams of Northcotte avenue entertained at dinner last evening for Mrs. P. Hall of Plttaburg. Pa., who was called here to the bereaved home of the late Mrs. William P. Cadman. The Misses Florence Cadnan and Esther Dixon and the Messers Hay and Percy Cadman were also present. Mrs. A. C. Ilermansdorfer of North

Magoun avenue has left for Pittsburg, Pa., where she was summoned by the death of her brother, Henry Workmaster, whose sudden demise was caused by pneiimonia, the disease which seems to be playing havoc with so many lives this year. Mrs. Hermans- ; dorfer expects to be gone about throe weeks. Miss Bessie Klempner of Sopth Mlgoun avenue fs having a few friends

meet with her this evening. 'Mrs. D. C. Smith, who has been here on a visit with her mother. Mrs. J. J. Van Geisen in South Forsytha avenue, has returned to her home In South Ber.d. The King's Heralds will meet with Miss Katherine Fllson. 3521 Fir street. Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. At a recent meeting of the Indiana Horbor Woman's Club held at the homo of Mrs. X. A. Hembroff In Ivy street, a vote, was taken to adopt a French orphan. All those not present on this date are asked to forward their contributions to Mrs. Claire Stephens. 4016 Fir street, at a date early as possible. Calvin McClure Is expected home from the Pallna Military Training school, having been called owing to the illness of his father, James B. McClure of 3114 Fir street. Miss Lillian Hughes of Michigan avenue will have the J. O. Y. club meet with her tomorrow evening. The J. O. Y. club has announced the date for their Informal dance to be held at the Indiana Harbor auditorium. The music Is to be furnished by the McKelvy orchestra. Tickets are being distributed for the affair today.

C. E. LARSON

PHONE 7.

4737 Olcott Ave., East Chicago.

Specials for Saturday, March 30th.

STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, per dozen - 39c OENISON TOGA COFFEE, per lb 28c FANCY POTATOES, 15 lbs. 27c MEXICAN CHILI BEANS, 3 50c YE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN BRAND CORN, 3 cans 50C QUALITY BRAND MACARONI, Per pks 9C HBBY'S RED ALSAKA SALMON, 1 lb- can - 30C CALUMET BRAND SWEET PICKLES, full qt. jar 310 RICHELIEU BRAND SALAD DRESSING, 10 oz. bottle BLUE RIBBON BRAND FANCY DRIED PEACHES, lb 190 WRISLEY'S WHITE LINEN SOAP, 5 bars 28C HOOPSTON BEAUTY BRAND TOMATOES, 3 No. 2 cans 40C WE GIVE S. & H.

YELLOW CORN MEAL, s ibs 36c LOG CABIN SYRUP, large can -47C KARO BLUE LABEL SYRUP, Ha lb. can 14c HEINZE DILL PICKLES, medium size, dozen 2-1 C LIBBY'S MILK, 3 large cans 10C LIBBY'S PURE STRAWBERRY PRESERVE, 12 oz. jar 24C REIN A BRAND OLIVES, Per Jar 3JC HEINZE APPLE BUTTER, per jar 40C AIR LINE BRAND PURE HONEY, S oz. jar - 28C MONARCH BRAND SLICED LEMON CLING PEACHES, No.2li can 320 RICHELIEU BRAND SANTA CLARA PRUNES, 30 to 40s, lb 18C HOSTESS BRAND PEACHES OR PJNEAPPLE, No. 1 can 150

TRADING STAMPS.

A Woman's Happiness Depends Upon Care

Joy In lt upre mst mood thrllli rn the ertac.y 1 motherhood. T h expectant moth r pictures a mlrv lature of self an 4 out. a n d h e l thoughts c ona oil her for the day oi suspense. For ovet three generations thousands of women have used the

tried and wall-known preparation, "Mother's Friend". By Its dally use the musclei which nature la expanding relax easily; when baby is born strain Is relieved. Tendency to morning sickness or nausea la counteracted and the Inflammation of breast glands is soothed; they are kept Id good condition, and the time before baby comes la full of quiet repose and Joyful anticipation. This makes greatly for the health of the mother and for the future a;ood nature of the ootnlng child. Write the BrMfleld Regulator Co., Depti O. 13.1 Lamar Building, Atlanta. Oa. for their helpful and Tery Interesting book. "Motherhood and the Baby". They will send It to you without charge. Tour druggist will supply you with "Mother Friend". It Is a mistake to go a single night without ualng It for the preparation Is truly wonderful and Its use makes It possible for you yourself to da your share In aiding nature in its difficult task. By doing so pain and dancer at the crisis la avoided.

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There is rejoicing at the German Lutheran parsonage at Indiana Harbor, for Wednesday, the stork made a visit bringing a baby daugflter. Rev. and Mrs. Bruno Saager are the parents and there Is a small son who gladly welcomes the newcomer. Miss Meta Melsner. director of Music In the public schools of this city accompanied a class group of her students to Orchestra Hall. Chicago, last evening where they enjoyed hearing the Symphony Orchestra. Round Robins are still In vogue. The Ml8ses Agnes Hoffman and Anna Sundberg entertatned eight young ladles at once at the Hoffman home residence in Olcott avenue, last evening. Those present were the Misses Florence Krown, Delia Rynn, Bertha Berdine. Dorothy Daley, the latter two from Hammond. Anna Johnson. Edna Spenner and two matrons, the Mesdamcs Barnes and Vanderboon. The evening was given over to card playing and music and dainty refreshments were served. Captain Peter D. Sterling of the police force has rented the house being made vacant by the Robert Whites In Olcott avanue. Tlis latter are moving to the North Side to occupy a dwelling in 14oth street. Mrs. S. A. Lewis of Fir street. Is departing- this evening for New York. Accompanying her is her daughter. Miss Gertrude. Serious Illness of the mother of Mrs. Lewis is the reason given for their hasty leaving. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Hubard of Grapevine street Is quite 111 with pneumonia. The little lad Is a nephew of Mrs. Mabel Gillespie who is undergoing surgical treatment at the South Shoro hospital in Chicago.

The illness of both at the same time is distressing the immediate relatives who are dividing their time at the two bedsides. James Drum, a conductor for the B. & O. railway of this city and who has

I kZ Easter V Itt 1 B Ak For No. 360 ! W H :g Spanking "English last Oxford, Jjl I I jl H : broad flat hfels, invisible eyelets, made 3iL I yd f i II g H In rich Burgundy Tan. A classic style, jfll I yd f 1 v s full of style and com- jA 1 ill I -f II EM m fort. Looks like $X 5 0 StJL J if. aeoUar's worth, -" -i V" Anc.thr ynunr man s favorite 1;; ift"" yyy ft fe-J VsJC ter-inr wtth stv.c ; n .htT li ,I ,1 g comfortable. Black Gan etat 1': iiZg -J f"H q?l TJHS they mr see " Continental l.iMniri.isle V V S 1 H model, for Ea.tcrf mm the .leu. Has all therma.V. ( :7 1 Z racy younB man . .trie to h. n "n" Q?0 1 S more conservative tvr for "The custom ' . U . S3 Governor". You'll wonder how such "Tfr W U 31 Biinrrlouj valu-s could ever pro- X M tea Yl 3 d..red for anything like our price, of rf no. WO- W j U : i (3.50 and JS.OO. firh Barrandy Tan Oxford, VtL 1 11 ' 1 ' H ! If ith line, as trim .a s yacht i WO" O'O'.O' O "cPo S The .nawer Is : Want porchaifn g Nu-Te " fihre aolea. leather VL".! i n Vif.1 7 toccx for 157 t;re.. maer!y anticlpa- eel, lnHlb!e ryelets. Thor- W I J Won of market condition, and the lughly "Knlih". Copy of O. X t s ability to operate mr business m an expenai'e model Look a Vl IS smaller proof margin than any one aa If it might 0 50 M 'It S tore coutd exist on. Lrtua.howyoa have colt v5. la Uxae beautiful shoe, tomorrow. llO.OOw J Itesrft Slbe Sfezz&Co. ht I sr SJUt Stem " II . HAMMOND STORE S M l66 So. Hohman St., Near State. OPEN EVENINGS. Si S 257 Stores in 97 Cities. Pi ij ., iJb

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Easter En?5 D-, erjfht boIIJ color sheets and 100 pretty tran.-ilVr pictures. Three regular 6c plugs, on sale at J CC

SPECIAL

AU FMANM S WOLF - HAMMOND. Ifia

Women's Bust Confiners. of poris Unit materials, in flesh and white. f'hoic of De r.-jvo'.se, Kabo, Nature n.vals and (Ji-isnrd ; regular

price E9c. On sale Saturday at ,

50c

Our Stocks are Now Complete with Fresh, New and

JVLost rashionahle Clothes

for Easter Wear

WOMEX and m 1 a e a seeking new clothes will And this Easter showing full of Interest. The styles are ordinal and closely follow the slender silhouette type. Bodices, tunld type3 and slightly flared skirts are a few of the style Ideas represented In this Easter style showing. The colorings and patterns add much to the exclusiveness of the style developments in every model shown. The fabrics are of exceptional quality the Items below will give you an Idea of the variety.

JERSEY Cloth Is very much In vogue for Spring wear. The shipments received Wednesday from the east Included a number of pretty models in coats, suits and dresses made of this fashionable material In the new Spring ahades trimmed In decidedly contrasting color. In every line you will aee style and attractiveness. It Is almost Impossible to describe them In detail ao we suggest that you come here tomorrow and aee them. The prices range from 28.75 up to J4J.75. Slsea for women and misses. -

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Brief Details of the Spring Clothes are Grouped as Follows for Your Guidance

Group 1 Suits Priced at $28.75 The suits in this lot are noteworthy for the smartness of styles, the many good models and the splendid values at this moderate price. The materials Include Wool Jersey, Poplin, Polret Twill and French Serges,. !n pekin blue, grav, tan. navy and black; all are peau de cygne lined, braid and button trimmed. A 0 Specially priced at & J0,l 5

Group 2 Suits Priced at $35.00 The real charm of these suits is In the swing, style and jaunt;ness which stamp them so different from the usual models. Plain tailored, I.'ton. vestee and medium length jackets. Of Poiret Twill. Gabardine. Delhi. Poplin and Srg-. Colors are pekin blue, gray, rookie, sand, navy and black. Many are richly braid ry m y y trimmed, peau de cygne lined ... J J (J(J

Group 3 Coats Priced at $25.00

Coats possessing the real, wanted, smart Idea. Variety which affords a wide latitude for selection. Of Jersey Cloth. Delhi, Poplins. Velours and Gabardines In poilu blue, Quaker gray, khak!, rose, pekln blue, sand and navy. Button trimmed, fancy etltched and with convertible

collar. The Jersey Coats are

bright two-tone effects. Special.

$25.00

Here's another assortment of exceptional Spring Coats. They are in many shades and In excellent materials Velours. Pelhis, Poplins and

fancy mixtures truly a splendid assortment and so reasonably priced.

omen a and misses'

sizes. Special . .

- - - m j y IVVU. $18.75

At from 22. SO to $30 we are showing some really beautiful Spring Dresses Silk Gingham.". Plaid and Striped Tafftas. Georgettes. Jerseys and Plain Taffetas in combination

with Georgette. Tunic and straight

line effects, every new

shade. $30 down to

$22.50

Kemarkable values are offered in this group Taffeta and Georgette combinations, silk Oinghams, Striped and Plain Taffetas, many attractive models that reflect the newest expression of fashion for Spring. Tour choice tomor- -f O 7 rf row at J JL Oml O

"Women's, misses' and Juniors' emart new Spring Coats of Serge in navy blue and black; they have aU the newest features In pockets, belts and cuffs; top collars of silk cr self materials In contrasting shades. Remarkable values A 12.50

Easter Millinery Featuring Charming New Creations at $7.50 As exquisite as they are new, these pretty is a hat, style, a col-Easter Hats. There oring in this group to meet the requirements of the most critical. Large, small and medium shapes in Milan and Lisere Straws, beautifully trimmed with the newest of trimmings, riced foi A. r? this sale at t) mO(J

Easter Millinery Unusual Values are Offered at only $5.00 Dress Hats of Milan and Lisere Tailored Hats, trimmed with smart new wings and quills. Chic small hats for every occasion prettily trimmed with flowers, ribbons and fancies. The most wonderful hats ever offered at this price. Come in w g-g-tomorrow and select one, at. e.CC

Pretty New Spring Neckwear 59 cents and 98 cents

There is a most tempting assortment of modish Neckwear at these low prices. Fancy collars and smart sets in any number of pretty styles that will add a charming note to a Spring frock or suit. New roll collars, stocks and jabots, long scarf collars as pictured, and pretty collar and cuff sets, in organdie, georgette crepe, satin and pique, in white and brilliant colors. A most remarkable .showing indeed. Triced at 98c - f and 5ZC

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Much Sty1eand Quality In This Lot of Easter Boots

Those who have not yet tested the quality of our Footwear are given an excellent opportunity to do so from the selections assembled here now. Both high and low models are featured and most of them are novel in their conception of combining contrasting colors and leathers. All of them just suited to wear with Spring Clothes and for every outdoor purpose. We especially feature the following':

9-lnch lace boot, white or gray k!d. lace model with Louis heels and flexible leather soles. Priced at per pair $3.00. Black k!d shoes, oxfords or pumps, severfll new Spring etj lei to choose from. Priced at per pair ?3.oo.

9-!nch Sherwood Boot cf brown kid, stitched tip, Louis leather heels, flexible soles. Priced per pair at $8.00. Jehn Kelly 9-lnch lace boot of f.neit kid. fleldmp'tse grsy, white welt, Ixu!9 heels. An elegant shoe, pair $13.00.

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been confined to the West Side hospital In Chicago was brought home yesterday., The family residence Is at 4S16 Olcott avenue and his condition la said to be very good. The Claire Stephens are taking the John Stephens residence In Aldls avenue during the latter's absence from the city on an extended visit to Florida. Mrs. A. L. Newman of 135th street, will undergo an operation at her home and she is under tha care of a trained nurse from Chicago

PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Tells How To Open Clogged Nostril and Ent Head-Colds.

You feel fine In a few moments. Tour cold in head or catarrh will be gone. Tour clogged nostrils will open. The air passages of your. head will clear and you can breathe freely. Xo more dullness, headache; no hawking, snuffling, mucous discharges or dryness; no struggling for breath at night. Tell your druggist you want a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let It penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen. Inflamed mucous membrane, and relief comes instantly. It Is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer need. Don't stay stufTed-up and miserable. Adv.

Mrs. C. O. Robinson has returned home from an extended trip to New Tork. H. J. Treen. an employe of the Marks Manufacturing Company and formerly of the Telephone Company as their wire chief. Is 111 at his home in Kennedy avenue suffering with an abcess of the throat. Mrs. Harry B. Rhoads Is leaving today for her home at Terre Haute after a very pleasant visit here with her daughter, Mrs. Claire Stephens. Mrs. Fred Taske, of Grapevine street. Is named among those suffering with the lagrlppe affection. Master Masons of this community

have lecture dates set for May the 4th. j

when Ilev. carpenter, pastor or the Christian church of Indiana Harbor, will be the principle speaker of the evening. May ISth. Dr. Vrkov. will lecture on "The History of Masonry." June 1st, George Orbison. Grand Senior

Warden of the Grand !-dze of Indiana. I wil talk on "The Progress of Mason- ! ry." The Masonic Temple of East Chiragn is the place designated for ail three lectures.

CARD OF THANKS Mr. II. A. Richard desires to thank all those who most kindly assisted in the last Illness and death of his beloved wife Ella, especially Itev. Geo. P. Jones, pastor of the First M. E. church. East Chicago, I. O. O. F.. all relatives, neighbors and friends and for the many beautiful Aural offerings sent". H. A. RICHARDS.

W. R. DIAMOND

"THE STOfiE" TOO Cm&fiGB M UE&UE Saturday Specials

Blue Valley Butter. . . ,4S 3 lb. cans Chase & Sanborn's

SAVE SOMETHING SOMEHOW,

Coffee Ferndell Pineapple Monai'eh Tomatoes Boy Blue ........ 5 U. S. Mail Soap. . -3 Grandma's "White Soap

Xo. 10 Karo Blue Label

Svnip 75 Oil Mop 4S Washington Crisp 9 Egs direct from the country fC

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MEATS We carry only the best Armour's Star IIam.32V, Leaf Lard 27 Leg of Veal Roast. . . '. .300 Veal Shoulder Roast . . .270

Le of Lamb Pork Tenderloin .... Choice Pot Roast of Beef Prime Rib Roast of Beef Home Made Pork Sausage TTam Shank and Ham Butts .

30c 33c

.260"

300

2Cc