Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 12 July 1918 — Page 6

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Kathertne Howard. 4318 Ol-ott Ave. Phone 23, -tiU be pleased to write and receive social nrm and advertilaa 'I he Tlmea, also Job rrork. of all description promptly and well done. XOTICE. A s?roat amount of copy lntPndd for the columns of the East Chicasro-In diana Harbor lsue of today, will appear in tomorrow'! publication. This has been made necessary owing: to phone service on line IS3 being: crippled this morning. The Business Girls' league of Kast .Chicago-Indiana Harbor enjoyed thiMr first annual outing at Whiting- Park last evening and a very good representative number of members were present. A picnic luncheon was served and the later evening enjoyed in Fames and various amusements adapted to the out of doors. The League is looking forward to the returnhere of Mrs. Palsy Barr who recently conducted so successful an evangelistic campaign and will be in this city for a brief time, he coming week. It the intention of the president of th League to have Mrs. Barr address the girls cne evening and has sent a telegram in advance that a date may be secured. Full announcement of this meeting will be given publicity in these columns and members are urged to watch for the date and hour of meeting which may be secured. Many who did n-t have an opportunity to hear Mrs Barr when she was here before may take the advantage of her coming this time. Her talk to joung women would arouse a proper stimulus cf great benefit to all mankind and instills an incentive for the attitude to be adopted for the. uplift of their sister women. The P. E. P. Club will meet this evening with Miss Margaret English, Chi--aco svenue. for the purpose of planning

Kills Pesky JBed. Bugs P.D. A Twaouaea bene of P. D. 5 makes fut mart . b?g-kuler on earth. Better thaa a barrel of Oid-iaetuoned bu-ki!Ier. P. D. Q (Peky Drril s Qaietus). kills Cke a 42eennmetre shell. It settles bedbugs, fleas, roach ata sad caiclcsa lias, and not only kills tna live pescs. but the eggs as well. P. Q woa't in.iure cJothlcJ, carpets, curtains, arsperies or wall paper. Try it an the dot and sea to Ceas tlop. Yoar druMtst has it or can fet it for you. BUB.! Specify Vasco Furnaces Installed by the makers V. A. Smith Co. 213 W. Lake St., Chicago. Main 2971. 23

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C. E. LARSON PEONE 7. 4737 Olcott Ave., East Chicago. Specials for Saturday, July 13th

SNIDERS NEW PROCESS TOMATO SOUP, 15 cz. can DERN ELL'S GOLDEN CRISP 15 POTATO CHIPS, per pkg. 13 DROMEDARY BRAND TAPIOCA, per package IOC AMERICAN FULL CREAM CHEESE, per lb 32C U. S. MAIL SOAP, " per bar SHREDDED WHEAT, per package FLASH OR WHIZ SOAP, 6c 15 per can 10 RED RIBBON BRAND VANILLA EXTRACT, per bottle 14

WE GIVE S. &. H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

W. R "THE 7BB Saturday Blue Valley Butter. . . .50e ; lb. cans Chase S: Sanborn's Coffee 87C Fancy Mixed Tea, per lb 49 5U. S. Mail Soap 28 Boy Blue 9f Fancv Mixed Tea, lb 49C 3 cans Lion Milk, large size 40 0 1I1C1

Music by Stirling. Will Rem to Responsible Parlies for

ta trip to the White City for Sunday I evening. All members are aj-ked to bo in attendance. I

The Mesfiiimt'S Frank Forrester and Pale Flickinger are making a tour of the Interesting parts of Chicago today in th fUckinger Jcffery car. tnkuis with them Mr. and Mrs. Wcsi, the parents of Mrs. Flickinger. who are hcrfrom Muncle, Ind., on a visit. lhe?ttr Brookman Is accompanying th party. Elm Groe. AVooJmen Circle. No. 55. will nifet tills evening in regular session at K. of I', hall. Thore is to ht ln'tiation of candidates and other husiivss of importance to be transacted. All members are urged to le pirsont. Bert Clarper. a rcprosentatl e to the Amalgamated Association Conference held at Atlantic City ttie past two weeks has arrived home alter visits to Philadelphia, Pittsburg and I'etr"it in the interests of the business matters pertaining to the association, and while In Michigan he visltel his sister, who 1 i t s in the northern pec! ion. Mrs. W. R. Debbie of Grapevine street has gone to th recently bereaved Ivine of the late Mrs. James Spittle at Detroit, Mich., where the family estates are under way of sett lenient, and until such time Mrs. Pobbie will be absent from this city. Mrs. Frank McCrum of Chicago, a niece, accompanied her. The Boy Scouts, about thirty strong. j have made plans for an outing and w in be leaving here Monday for their destination. They will be gone about two weeks and will live the great out of door life, the treasured hope of these boys for many months. The Lady Elks selected Wednesday of this week for their enjoyable outing day. and went to Cedar Lake, where they had a chicken dinner served them on 'he piazza of Mrs. Straits, who had everything in readiness when the gnosis arrived. The trip was made in machines. Bert Clapper. Peter Sterling and Ei Higgins, the three chauffeurs, were the only masculine guests permitted. The day was an ideal one and the game of "5PP," the usual diversion of the club, was participated in upon the green. So successful was this affair that another may soon be arranged for a regular oldfashioned picnic. George Pearse-and son. Charles, are motoring here from Detroit. Mich., to be the guests cf Mrs. A. A. Clark, who Is a daughter of the former and sister of tha latter. Mrs. Frank Dignam of Ivy street con tinues to remain ill. Her health of late has been most discouraging. It is to be trusted that there will soon be a decided change for the better. The Rev. J. W. McCrenahan cf Chicago will rreach both morning and evening at the United Presbyterian church. Indiana Harbor. There will be a congregational meeting on July 20th to which all members are urged to attend. Julius Friedman, who has been on an extended trip east, returned last night. He was in Washington as a representative of the chamber of commerce, then went to New York and to Atlantic City to attend the Elks' national convention. Mrs. Sarah Knight, of 145th street is leaving tomorrow for a trip cf several w eeks to Racine. Wis . the home of relatives. She will go from there to Columbus. O. and make an extended visit in DENISON-S TOGA BRAND COFFEE, per lb. . " 28C WILBUR'S BAKING CHOC0LAT, 1 2 lb. cake ro,i 3ASS ISLAND GRAPE JUICE, per bottle -. 23c KITCHEN KLENZER, per can c RICHELIEU BRAND HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE, 2'z tin SWEETHEART SOAP, ,, per bar MONARCH RED CHINOOK SALMON, per can 1 Oc BAGDAD SMOKING TOBACCO, regular 15c size, 3 cans... 25c

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0 MUEIVIIE Specials MEATS Pork Loin Koast . . . Leg of Spring Lamb Leg of Veal Roast . . Prime Rib Roast of Beef 30c 32c 34c 32c Choice Pot Roast of Beef 28 Pork Tenderloin 42( Brisket Bacon 38C Armour Star Ham 32

May be enjoyed Monday, Tuesday, TT trg Thursday and Saturday Evenings at iLtMJL

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National Crop Improvement Service ALTHOUGH the constructioa of any buildings has been somewhat di?courar;ed b.v the povercrnent, yet It Is distinctly in line j with war p'sns to build farra stracI ture3 v.hlch will both odd to production and conservation, i The self-feeder for hogs here 6hown j should be built by every farmer. Mr. ' Pig knows what Is pood for him better then ncy other feeder. Pasture, however succulerit, should be surplomented by mixed feeds, corn feeds, tankage and mineral feeds, and they should always be accessible and the hog will balance his own 'ation. . The following diagrams will show any boy or any man how to rnnk cn. that city before returning here. J. I-. Dur.ek. of the Interstate office, is receiving congratulations this morning for a double honor which has beer, conferred upon him and his wife, the latter who was Miss Parl Walsh of Injdiana Harbor. For this morning therI arrived at a nearly hour, a set of beautiful twin babies, a boy and a girl, both j pictures of health and the mother Is loI ing most promising. These are the I first bcrn and the f rst t of twins since the great grandmother cf Mr. Dur.ek J was honored likewise. Mrs. Chester Johnson, recently Mrs. Clara Punek. Is the grandmother of these babies and is j assisting in their care. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P.edrl of Dulu'.h. Minn., are here th guests of Mrs. Fred Bovte. the latter'? sifter, of Penn. ave. John Robert?. Psn Hdgar an1 others I i will leave on Monday nf xt for Mountain ! Horv?. F.miore county. Idaho to inspect he oepper mines of the Elinore .orp-r , ; i.'omp.-.ny. :n which th-v and nun-.'ro-i." I otinr East v'hioago.ir.s are heav ily tr.n r- j jested. The numerous- ports respect ins I th- future o-i-"ome of th re- r.'nt? irt ! 1 unqutstior.-'ibty e-nrourngii-g to he. investors. The above will also attend the annual stockholders' mceti i be held on th ICnh insf. g w h i i. h will at Mountain Home, and arc confident ss to the outcome. Mr?. P. C. Kregr of Crapevine St.. entered St. Margaret'? Hospital in ; Hammond today to ndero an op;-a-j tie.n for a romp ! Mr. Ol'.i Pirlin i the riath-.njr P.eae ;atin of ailment, who ha? cond.icted Concession? at the j lake front ; al season! Indiana Harbor, for severpast, has pui chased the ! dance pavillion Wniv-h was ercc.ed for I the h'.e Indf penden-e Hay celebration ' and will rent ?ame to clubs and various ! organization? ds!rins to hold informal ; dances, also to Individuals who may J RV. reference as to propri-ty mainJtained and exacted by the managership. Ill is ouite the fad of the day at all j bathing- beaches to h"ld duncin? in 'connection with the other musT.nt I afforded and the strictest discipline be observed with this nw added Kntrasement dates may be featu: jsecu:'d by oommunicatlng v. nh the I manager. Dine, ua.fi.ca and. hatha Rt the 1-a.io i Front Park, Indiana. Harbor, Saturday eveniny, July 13th. Storllnff orchestra, i Danc'n? ccn-lucted wltli tha utmoit decomnr. 7-12-1 CARD OP THANKS. Mr. John Johnson. 5-7 Kmlyn place. Fast "nio.tn, desires to thank the many ho were so kind in the la t Illness and death of his beloved mother, who departed this life last. Sunday and was laid to test Wednesday. Pho was n ; it :3--cr res, dent of Fast Chicago and tin- e tecm m which she was held was rraniffst to the only survivinpr child during his bereavement. Rev. Arthur W. i Johnson, pastor Swedish church. All neighbors and friends nre included for 1 their kindly interest. 3v. LET KIM HELP. HE EATS. Draft the whols family into canning and dry in j. Free book of intructions ent for 2 cent to pay pottage, upon, application to National War Cardan Commission, Washiagton, D. C

I? you contemplate building this feed

ing machine you enn tr.ke this nrticlo j to any lumber yard and thc-y will have j no diiUcuity in picking fit t'.,o itvtte- i rial for it without waste. Th lumber dealer is experienced in making st.rb j estimates anl tor n very pmai; sum yon can get ju?t the material rcquirod. You can make your feeder In any size, according to the number of hogs you are raising. This feeder has a great advantage over other forms o pelf-feeding devices because vcbatever waste drops from the nr.iranl's murh Is caught on the floorboards instead of falline t the ground to be trampled under fori' Thus you can get fu'l value f';r yon f eofl. THE SANDWICH G1KL Rad the Sandwich and follow the advice. Writs for free book of Canning and Drying instructions, (ending two cent for postage to thj NatinriaJ Wa Card n Commission, WiJiai-jto. D. C Lemon Juice For Freckles Girls! Make beauty lotlcn at home for a few cents. Try It: Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle crintiiinin.tr three ounces of or- I chard white, shake we!!, and you havej a quarter pint of the hest freckle and j '.an lotion, and cmplexion beaut lfler, I at er;. very small cos'. Tour grocer has the lemons and any iru? store or to;iet counter will supply three ounces of orihard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant iflion into tiia face, nck. arms mid hands ra h day and s-e how freckles and b! cr, i ! s ;s disappear nnd how clear, soft and white the sikin becotnes. lies! It is 1, armies'!. Ad v. HAVE YOUR WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED BY FRANK SUTTIN JEWEIEB letter Work For Less Money. 234 EAST STATE STREET. HAMMOND, IND. Do Your Feet Hurt? If so, rail at my office- any oventner nr RaMirrlav :i ft I'lTiOun Icr "Fni'E" exaniination. Votf troublo can bo corrected withline of Wizard Arch Supports, J. T. STAMM, cniropcaisi t 412 Hammond Bldg. J .!a Phone 2533. S. G. Carley Transfer Co. EXPRESSING, AUTO VANS, LONG DISTANCE MOVING. 165 E. State Street. Hammond. Second floor above Pastime Theater. Informal Club Dances,

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181 EAST STATE STREET, HAMMOND, IND. 713 CHICAGO AVENUE, EAST CHICAGO, IND. 3334 MICHIGAN AVE., INDIANA HARBOR, IND. 11109 SO. MICHIGAN AVE., ROSELAND, ILL. 426 EAST NORTH AVE., MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Our Select Erand Smoked Meats are genuine sugar cured, old fashioned hickory smoked and guaranteed to be perfect. We offer these high grade products, at these low prices: . a t SELECT BRAND HAMS, best in the market, lb 32c SELECT BRAND CALIFORNIA HAMS, lb ..25c SELECT BRAND LEAN SALT PORK, lb u.37 GOOD SUGAR CURED BOILING BACON, lb ..28c FRESH LEAF LARD, all you want, lb 27c

Dressed Milk Fed Prime Native Beef Pot Roast, lb 22c Prime Native Rib Roast of Beef, lb 27 Choice Cut Native Sirloin Steak, lb 33 Center Cuts of Native Round Steak, lb 34 C Genuine Spring Lamb, hind quarter, lb 29 Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and meaty, lb 15 Fresh Meaty Neck Bones, lb 7C Try Our Home

Meats bought in the morning will be kept in our refrigerator until called for in the evening.

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TODAY Coal shortage is already in sight. TOMORROW it will be a reality, stern, serious. TODAY you can order for the Winter on easy terms, and get it. TOMORROW is full of doubt, anxiety, misery for ths unprepared. TODAY you can protect yourself and your family. TOMORROW it will be too late. TOMORROW gets closer every day. DON'T DELAY. TODAY telephone and we will say, "Certainly right away, as many tons as you like. Easy payments. TOMORROW we will have to say: "Not a ton in town. Expect a car next week." BE A MAN OF TODAY BUY HAPPINESS AND NOT REGRETS. Twin City Coal Compaey WASHINGTON STREET AND BLOCK AVENUE INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

232!522 Spring Chickens, lb. M. Ham, Berlin or Veal Sausage, lb 25c Frh Frankfurter or Polish Sausage, lb 24 Home Made Blood Sausage, lb 28c Swift's Shortening, better than lard, lb 28c Pickled Pigs Feet, cooked and spiced, lb 12 Salted Meaty Spare Ribs, lb 1214c Norway Salt Mackerel, 2 for 15c Made Pork Sausage

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cess; 'JS1 38c Butternut Brisket Bacon,' lb 40 Downey's Delight, the best butterine, lb 33c Fancy Georges Middles, lb 24 C Genuine Smoked White Fish, lb 24 Heinz 's Large Dill Pickles, 2 for 5 Heinz 's Mixed Sweet Pickles, qt 40c Pure Fruit Mince Meat, lb 9d It Is Delicious. HAMMOND, IND. SirHra Manager