Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 3, Hammond, Lake County, 20 June 1918 — Page 7

Thursday, June 20. 191 S.

THE TIMES. At ally H ec re??Coi. Allen T. Bird

The fij:!owtng Is one of the Food Administration's recipes to housewives: NO WHEAT. T.:se CuK.V BARLET OATXIKAL HXCn -SXD OTHER CEREALS. having 'he Wheat for our Soldiers anil the Aiiits In using substitutes, muffins or dropped biscuits are preferable to molded biscuits. OAT Mr" A L. The food of Many Uses. Breakfast Food Ri ead Buddings Wafers Raked Dishes (with nut?) Cu..k(es In place of meats Soups COEXMEAL AND MKAT. 2 cups of eorr.mea.1. 6 caps water. 1 tnhlespcon fat. 1 onion. - cups tomatoes. 1 pound pork sausage Make a mush by stirring the corn-r;---a! end 1 teaspoons salt into boiling watsr. Cook 45 minutes. Brown onion in fat, ad a p ;rk fausjgi and stir until slightly brow :-.e.d. Add ealt, pepper ar.d tomato.

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treat. ' inar is to be of brie k and conort and

Kxcavatlon was commenced yesferday for the rection of a $1PO,0'0 frioffht d-'pot for tha Pennsylvania rni:rr-.d !n Oary, at Twenty-se,-ond

and Adams street, bv John

Chairman Harvey Watson find his faithful "Four Minute" brigade will open their theatre speak: npr campaign on Mondav. spe-ikin? in the following theatres: Gary, Art Como. Grand OrI brum. Venus, Lyric, G - , Laerie. Royal nd Uroidw.iy, The foUowinK men !:.ake up Mr. Watson's detachment: Mayor V. F. H'Vlgos. Rev. W. O. Seamrn. Rev. AV. P. F.Uiott. Rev. C. J. Armstrong:, O. L. V.'ildermuth. Don Van L!ev, H. J. Our-is -,. W. Swartz. J. J.. Keliey an 1 L. B. Boyd. War Savings Stamp Meeting-. Thursday. June CO At Gary Commercial Club at S p. m. For captains and v.'orkers of eifv teams. Friday, June 21 At Gary Theatre at R p. m. Var address by Dr. Frederick Herrini? and public meeting to which the public is cordially invited and urged to attend. Monday, June 2 4, P a. m. At Gary

Comn-eicia! Club Metint of worker, to launch the bifr drive in Gary.

will be 50x150 f"et and will co--t $100,-

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FUND GAME The bat and baseball fund K.-m to be played at Olas-m park Gary, j-.tn.? SO, for the benefit cf the soldier boy between the Pave and Mack and the "Old Boys" teams is rounding up in grand shape and promises to he quite

a baseball event. Thousands of tickets ' are being; sold. A p.irade. In Rroadvv j at 2:15 will be head-d by a forty-piece j band. Hammond ball players lio wish' to take part in the gam? ar requested to send their names and addresses to j E. G. Eayton at the Gary Rest.

Rev. H. R. PeBra of Gary who i attending a Horn and Foreign Missionary cnn.ention at Columbus. O., will return

Dollars and Determination spell doom for kaiser. Buv War Sav-

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CASD OF THANKS. Wp wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy in our sorrow m the death of our son. Rohert. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. We especially wish to thank Rev. Sharp. MR. ANP MR?. E. A. ROWLAND. snd Children. A. E. ROWLAND. VR5. SKELLENGER.

to Gary Friday bringing with him one. hundred ministers who represent districts from all parts of the United States. The ministerial body are cominu to view the Calumet region from a missionary standpoint. The ministers will visit all the mills in the region and take note of the housing conditions. A minister you know loves hu good eats so please see that your spring chickens are large enough.

SPECIAL BOAT JBXCURSION Steamer Pere Marquette. The Michigan City. Chicago & Western Transportation Co. will open the season of regular freight and rassongT service out of this harbor by a special first day excursion to Michigan City on next Sunday, Jun S3, 1918. Steamer leaves East Chicago, Forsyth ao. bridges over canal at ln o'clock a. m. return at 7:30 oV'ock p. rn. Michigan City, the "Cony Island of the 'West", Boating. Bathing. Dancing. Beautiful Park. Bring your lunch. Tic! rt for this special excursion 3 cents f r the round trip. Music on the boat. 6-19-4

CLARK

Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the Hun.

A g'eat number of our town folks Httenued the fc.-iivai which was given 1 y the sc-hooj children last evening at the local school house. The affair lasted fully two hours and was filled with excitement every minute. Among the features wh'fh took place were, boxing, maypole, and running races. All present report the affair as the best ever given by the school children. Mrs. William Holnian and children of Clark were visiting with friends and relatives at Wantah. Mr. and Mrs. O. Sal2man of Toileston u.-re vislt'.ns? with relatives at Clark last evening. Mr. Albert H-iack of Clark was a Hammond business transactor. Mr. and Mr.-i. Wjllard Amstein of Gary, are the proud parents of a nine pound baby boy. L;.;h mother and child are d o i n jc o i e - i y . M t s. Fr ed Gastel of Clark was a Ch'tapo bu:nss transactor. Mr. Wi'l'am I'artridge of West Monroe whs a Gary bjsmess visitor last e en ng.

The kaiser it at bat. Strike him out by buying War Savings Stamps.

widely known geologist and mining expert, a man whose reputation and opinion concerning Arizona Mining Properties is held in the highest esteem; a member of the Staff of the Department of Mines at the University of Arizona directed by that Bureau to write the past and current mining history of Santa Cruz County, because his long residence in Southern Arizona, his personal intimate knowledge of mines and mining in that district, fitted him better than any other man to reliably perform that important task. Col. Bird was employed by the board of directors of the CONSOLIDATED ARIZONA COPPER MINES COMPANY to make an exhaustive examination and report based on the absolute merit or ncn-merit of the CONSOLIDATED properties. The following is an excerpt from his report to President J. A. Ritzier of the CONSOLIDATED COMPANY: "I have made it clear that the EL PASO GROUP and OLIVE GROUP of mines, owned by the CONSOLIDATED ARIZONA COPPER MINES COMPANY, are of RARE MERIT AND PRESENT GREAT POSSIBILITIES. They embrace good mining ground, situated in a great and rapidly developing mineral region. They will bear the expenditure of capital upon a liberal scale, promising rich returns." You are cordially invited to come to our offices to inspect ore samples to ask for references and make a searching investigation. The merits and attractiveness of the full paid, non-assessable treasury stock of CONSOLIDATED ARIZONA COPPER MINES COMPANY, now selling at 25 cents per share, par value $1.00, will prove of much interest to you. Mid-Continent Securities Company riSCAI, iOENTS 22 West Fifth Ave, Gary, Ind. Telephones 1407 and 1066

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