Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 86, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1918 — Page 8

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TFE TIMES

1 EAST CHICAGO AND

:nd. harbor news

Kntherlne Hovmrd. 4,H!S Olcott Ave. tf'i'C Bl.-ln' ;ra null Jf .Ti !il' ST i 'III Si'aca, fllxo 1o-' work of all d ? j

.-; ! promptly ami well daaa.

t lull Uriilgo Club this evening-. T' it, .to !, d '"r affairi! 9-15-tf

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mtf, who Is well known in this vicinity

Do it, do It, do It again! 9-19-tf The Sons und Daughters of Liberty of Indiana Harbor will hold their regular meeting on hour in advance to the usual time this evening, owins to the patriotic singing celebration that Is to be held at the lied Cross chapter house this neclng at S o'clock. Mrs. L. Sterling of 133th street is well enough Hu so dnys to walk without the assistance of a crutch, which she was forced to use for many weeks sinrc the time she aocidently lore, many li?a- ;., i r e '. She is now r-'liiiK

'upon mends as was alwajs her custom

Do It, fio it. do it agaiai Miss Maud Jcpp.-son, win

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9-13-tf years ior ner trainea nursing . , service in manv families, was taken to I belonprs to , ... ... , ,, ...... I

th" Ked rosa corp of knitters at Kast ' , , , , . . . , 1 evemnsr, suftoritiK f ntn an infection of i Oili-UKo, received an interesting letter i i i u i, , ! one if tier eyes and which has made her

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ercugh to obtain the particular sweater ii .ss Jeppedon eomolcotd several months a so. It ha.-i lieen the custom of many of the y-juii womn kni' in to place their card or purer bcarn.g their signature- in or stout tho Knrm. :it before shipment. tc made. This vmiiii! man, by name H- m, hp 55tr.-iibe. bfleiigs to the 5th P. li I-'o.n ; ers, r an for fie present 13 located

e. ndition critical. II. r friensd are hopofu! that with medical find nursing care an improvement in h-r condition will soon be established. Do it, do it. do it ajrain! 3-U-tf Mr. and Mis. reter Ilanna of 3 7 2 1". Kticlid avenue, who have made their Homo In Indiana llarb. r for the past 8vc jcarf. are preparing to leivo for

it i- rt I!etiiUii;.; 3 larrlson. His b ; ;er 1 Philadelphia, whfre they will make thir trims with appreciation for the Karment I future leine. Mr. Ilanna lias been head

received r.n.l thanks the donor and the worn n of t!.. lo-d Cross f r the lire ? ' -. 1 t w f.i h v f. r d-. in s10 it, t it. .1.0 1. fcffija! s :;-tf T!v K-ist (J vphers, Juniors, : e t o picy t!i. Whitini? Peerless Suniiay. ."SepM.-niKr 22, at the Ka:u O.lioaso hcU ; ,:rk at. o'clock. Bo it, Cti it, do it ag-aln! D-13-tf MI-'S Myrtle Alexunder of South Ilar-iiu-r,vinp will be host -'ss to the Auc-

mechanie at tho coke ovrn depnrtment. of the Inland Steel nr I is taking a poi-

when well. Do it, do it, do it again! 3-19-tf There is an important meeting of all officers and directors cf the Kast Ohic.iko Woman's i'lul this evening at 7 o'clo' k at the McKinley school. Mr?. K. 1. lleid of the Herod Apart -ircnts has In en summoned to Attica, Ind.. on account of the demise, of h- r tic-re, an lgh t -y ar-old child. Mrs. William Herbert of Xorthcote avenue was tt.hdi.red a surprise party last c. c.ing by members of the Pinochle. I'lub. to nhich she belongs. The occasion was her birthday. She received many pretty gifls in remembrance of the day. Mrs. Felix Gratteau of t'hi-e.-ijfo, a former resident of this city.

Friday. September 20. 1913

RECENT BRIDE OF SALVADOR OFFICIAL

superin- I came out to enjoy tiie event.

Mi-n in the :ist nsistat

ten-i.!it of a blast furnace. Kast even- j i.)o u, do it, do it a grain! 9-19-tf inx the fa milv was t end-Ted a farewell ... ,, - . ,,. , I MlSS Floy McIntOSU ('t liltil Stteet partv bv their itMi.o-.iiat neii;h!ors. , . ... , .,,,11 .,,.1 Jan operator at I lie private swucliboai il Do it. do it. it again! !-lJ-tf j,lf thv, iniand Steel Company, is home M1'-1? Irene Basso ef Calumet has re- j from her duties wkh illness. turned to her htudies in an easlern J (Jeorge Morris, the second eldest son school nf.r a pleasant visit hen: with , ,,r M( il:j Mrs. V. C. Morris of North

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her paii

Ma. iin avenue, is bedridden with rheumatism. A Hammond doctor was called

Senora de Reycs-Guerra. Senora de Keves-Guerra, formerly Linda Elizabeth Hardesty, is the wife of Dr. Antonio Reyes-Guerra, charp;o d'affaires of Salvador. The weddinc; took place late this summer in Washington. Senora de Reyrs-Guerra is a direct descendant of Lord Billinssley and General Haddock Warren.

ART'S AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING CO. NOW OP EX FOR P.rsiNHSS AI'TO OWXKR-5 CAN NOW GET THEIR (.WHS UKPAINTKO OR UEVARNISHED. TOPS, Cl'RTAIXS. HOODS AND RADIATOR COVERS RESriLT OR REPAIREI IJY EXPERT MECHANICS. Office and Factory: Chicago and Railroad Avenues Ease Chicago, Indiana ALL WORK GUARANTEED UNION SHOP PRICES REASONABLE

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phv j.cian yesterday. The D nai Israel Oongreitat ion of InJiana Harbor will hold special services this evctung at sundown, commemorating the Feast of the Tabernacle. Then w.ll slso be worship at sundown tomorrow evening end at 3 o'clock Saturday and Sunday mornings. Rabbi Daskal w ill preach at both services at 10 o'clock Saturday and Sunday. He will take for his subject the significance of the days.

i A welcome is extended to all people of

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ATTENTION!

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Following you will find a list of place? where vou an register: a. "v ' Bring your friends along. ; Indiana Harbor. ATm. J. Murray. 3417 Mich. . P. A. Parks, 3420 Mich. Wm. Wright, 3336 Uch. ; ": East Chicago. Jos. W. Dunsing, Amercian State Bank. Karl D. Norris, 224 Calumet Bldg.

Unless You Register Before Oct. 7th You Cannot Vote at the

ovember Election.

the Jevvi.-ri faith to assist in the worship. A tab' made has been erected in the renr of the syriRKogaie and the children will have the pleasure of enjoying a party at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon with tho rabbi directing it. Members of the congregation are urrd to prepare '.heir children to attend this festivity. Other children of the. faith not belonging to the contrreRatlon have a welcome invitation extended them. Mi;s Mayme Gorman of North Barlnpr avenue, who departed "Wednesday for

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COLUMBIA THEATRE Indiana Harbor.

TODAYELSIE FERGUSON In Ibsen's Immortal play "A DOLL'S HOUSE" Don't fail to see this picture as well as the beautiful actress. First Run, "The Far Flung Battle Line." Mutual-Strand Comedy. SATURDAY

VIOLA DANA Metro's Popular Star in a Comedy Drama

' ' OPPORTUNITIES

A Special Bill of Vaudeville Will Also Be Shown With Above Pictures. COLUMBIA THEATER Indiana Harbor

Washington, whre she takes a clerical position with the government, wires ba.-K mat t h : bar reached her destinatfor and is prepared to take up the work assigned hi r. Miss (lorniryn. was feted by a l.arKe number of her friends prior to her le.iv.ng this city. Do it. do it, do it again! 9-13-tf

I llrs. "Warren Kipp ol No 'h Magoun

avenue entertained at a children's party yesterday for little Nellie May. who they have lately taken as their own. It was the little one's sixth birthday and fourteen guests were bidden to the event, ilany i;ioll r.s accompanied them and they had a very delightful time. The .lining tables was arranged and d orated with I,;be.rty bells; decorations were of the patriotic colors and tiny silk flags were ti. ; favors placed at each individual cover. The I.ad'fs' Aid of the Swedish Lutheran church it Indiana Harbor gathered at the home of Mrs. John Bergmark in (ir.tpt vine srtoet ard held a housewarming to welcome their hostess who was just brought back from the hospital in Gary, where she recently underwent .'ursnal treatment for append, ins. II' r confinement at th- Gary institution was over a period of four weeks. The affair of last evening was much enjoyed equally by Mrs. Bergmark and her guests. "Wanted Someone to fix up 2 or 3 light housekeeping rooms for Tefined rouple. 431 Olcott a "... Eas Ch'cago. D-19-3 "Wanted Young lafty el-rk. Apply Nasson & Thompson's. G-19-tf

FOOD CLUBS STARTED IN E. CHICAGO

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Fall Opening Sale at Hammond's leading sanitary market where you can buy choice meats at prices within reach of everybody. Come and see our window displays and make your own selection. Beef is the cheapest meat you can buy. Read these low prices:

POT ROASTS 19-21C BOILING BEEF 16c ROUND ROAST 24c WHOLE BEEF TENDERLOINS 26c SIRLOIN STEAKS 25c PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 25C crrLUanss ss

SLICED LIVER 5c PORK HEARTS 15ll PORK FEET 7C CHOICE SALT PORK 25c PORK ROAST, 3-10 lb. pieces 26c PORK SAUSAGE LINKS 22 c

LARGE CAN OF SAUER KRAUT, only 15c

FANCY SMOKED PICNIC HAMS, 8-10 lbs. average 25c FANCY BRISKET BACON, nice siza pieces 38c FAITCY SFGAll CTJP.t.T BFF AKFAST BACON, whole or half 40c JSlTGAR CuRiD BOxitllTG BACCIT 25c DIXIE SQUARE BACON 35c

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REGULAR 18c SIZE BOTTLE OF NEW PACK CATSUP, 65 P Saturday only, 2 for dy, Extra Special Sale on High Grade Sausage FRANKFORTS 20c BOLOGNA 18c POLISH .20c HEAD CHEESE AND GARLIC : ... 20c BLOOD SAUSAGE 18c LIVER SAUSAGE 15c MINCED HAM, BERLINER, VEALLOAF 25c THY OUR OWN B B BRAND OLEO, none better mads, 6tZ 2 lb. carton for Sj Please Do Your Shopping Early and Get a Good Selection.

S73 Motiman St.

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Th woman of the hour is the woman of the food clubs in East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. Org-anizat on of the women in these eluhs is spreadinfr like wild Are and the aim seems to he to enlist the sympathy and membership of every woman in the city. These clubs, of abut ifteen members each, are orgarlzini!: In practically every block, there being ward aptains and presidents for the individual flubs. Their plan is to hold meetings every third Friday in the month and ad organitations and citi7ena are asked to observe this day as closely as possible aid not call any meetings to conflict with the plans of the food club presidents. In other words, the third Frid.v of each month is to be "Food Club Kay." At the food club m ttings there will he demonstrations of methods In conserving and preparin foods, discussions of receipts, orders of the food administration review.d, examples of profiteering, hoarding, waste, obnoxious and unpatriotic trade practices roted and-repen ted to ligher authority, and in fact at tl.f-e m.etir.gs anything and everything will h. taken up that will help w.n the vv.-tf through food production and conservation. The organization in he city Is only Partially complete IniFmuoh as the workers have been btsy only during the last few days. In the county Mrs. "Noble D. Soper of Oedar Lake Is at tie bead and in Kast fhioasro. ". Ir-. F. U Evans is In

charge, with Mrs. N'traan Cole first vice for Indiana Harbor. The following indictes the partial rpanization for th cif: First Ward Mrs. H I. GUman. captain. Club presidents this far appointed are Mesdames Kd .'enklns. Frank Hickson. AVilliam .lon"i J. J. Turner, Geortre Pweigart. Thonns Foer. "W. C. I la vc, George Sohill'nt. II. T. Power, F". W. Wi"key. Bell Ludwip. Abe Goodfriend and A. Hermanslorfer. Second "Ward Mrs. ickeroyd. captain. Club president13 are Mesdames Gwylim Jones. Tom WJliams, Herbert 1". Jones. Georpe B. Jo-rs. II. E. Jackson. Third Ward Mrs Geo g K. Birknell, captain. Clubs not yet irganized. Fourth "Ward Mrs. 9. K. Hansen, captain. Club preFilentt,. Miss Carrie 'Josch. Mrs. T. V. TrvMnr. Incomplete. Fifth Ward Mrs. ,T. At. Brlssey. captain Club presidents ti date are the Mesdames George Witt A. T. Grove. H. K. Delloll. H. M. Jikson. Others later. Sixth Ward Mrs. Fank Callahan, -.ptain. Presidents tlwi far are Msdatnes Walter Hankow.!, A. II. Sambo r. Anna Petrceka. Seventh Ward Mrs P. C. T.ukens. captain. Presidents. Mtsdamcs Oeorg" Miller. Chas. Renford. TA. Merrltt, Alfred efttmir, Maynard Jones, Poland f-'iimmers. In Kast Chicago th various cltihs will hold their first metings tonight. In Tndiara Harbor, tin f.rst meetings will he held Monday ftenirr.

A Tightwad Patritt is the worst thin? tint was cven-nde.

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the fight WILL go on. America, the Allies, MUST Win. you cannot pause; the boys "over there" need your help. They cannot step; you cannot. -Back them up.

Buy Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds.

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District of

East Ch

icago, Indiana

WALTER J. RILEY, Chairman

For East Chicago: Vice Chairman Commercial Division W. J. FUNKEY Cashier First National Bank Vice Chairman Industrial Division CHARLES H. TRUE Genl. Supt. Loco. Superheater Co.

For Indiana Harbor: Vice Chairman Commercial Division JOHN CARROLL Cashier First State T. & S. Bank. Yir-p Chairman Industrial Division JOHN W. LEES Genl. Supt. Inland Steel Co.

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