Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 303, Hammond, Lake County, 6 June 1919 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Fridav, June 6, 1919.

Twin City News Notes

Mrs. V. Rothwell. of Northcote ivr., ho was Miss Lt-nore Haugh before her marriage, is a pntlent at the Washington la rk hospital, ihicHgo. where it win found necessary to pine her under surgical treatment. Reports are that she is doincr very nicely. Mrs. M. Haujh xias In to see her daughter yesterday. AH members and freinds of Kim Grove Circle, No. 55. are Invited to participate in the pound party to he held nt the home of Mrs. Frank Forrester, 3431 Fir St.. thia evening. The contribution are asked for In groceries to be given to a most deserving family. Miss Roma Elliot of Centralia, 111., is hf-re in the city for a few days prior to hr departure for Florida where she Is to live in the future and now the guest of Mrs. Charles Brown of the Reil apartments in North Forsythe ave. Mrs. r. C. Morris of North Magoun

avenue and her little ion Thomaa are expected home from St. "Louis. Mo., where they have been sever! weeks visiting. Frank 1 Kvans will deliver an illustrated lecture at the Kast Chicago Masonic lodge room on Saturday evening. June 7. This subject will be the Crusades and Templar Frecmasonry. The lecture will be very important and interesting. A large attendance of the Masons is expected. On Tuesday evening, June 10. the East Chicago Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge will hold memorial services at the lodge ha"- The meeting will open at 8 p. m. "VV. H. Jeppeson will be the master of ceremonies. Miss Josephine Mason and Mrs. V. K. Jones will have charge of the music. Rro. U. 10. Jones will offer a prayer. Pro. Rev. R. Keen Ryan of Chicago will deliver an address. Rev. Ryan is one of the best orators in the city of Chicago, and it will be a great treat to hear him. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are requested to bring their friends along with them. H. Uemen of Fir street and employed t the Inland mill is taking a tVip to In

dianapolis and later to Cincinnati, O.. for a week or ten days. The Mesdames Thoma Fogg, Charles Brown. Henry Davis and Charles Smith comprised a theatre party attending a matinee performance at the Carrick

I theater in Chicago and dining- at the

Mandarin Inn. The Misses Anna Flack and her sister Miss Jos e of South Tod avenue., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Key. their guests from San Antonio, Texas, and Mrs. Charley Smith of this city are motoring to Fort "Wayne f.or the weekend and will bring back with them on their return. Mrs. M. Flack who has been there visiting. Sunday will be Boy Scout Pay, national celebrated, and Scout Executive A. J. Sambrooke of Indiana Harbor will perform the office of placing in rank. Troop 5. affiliated with the First M. E. church of Indiana Harbor. The attendant ceremonies will be held in connection with the regular morning service conducted by the pastor. Rev. Elmer Jones.

June 21st. which is marked

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GOLD MEDAL FLOUR bbls. ... ... $3.55 lsbbls $1.80 LARGE CAN CREAM, per can 13? STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, dozen 45c GOOD LUCK BUTTERINE ..40c BEST CREAMERY BUTTER 58

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XON'-SKID standard made tires, a few of whicn are slightly blemished, to be sold at a big reduction. ABSOLUTELY FRESH CLEAN STOCK 100 VALUE AND EFFICIENCY. Every tire sold from this lot is branded with manufacturer's name and serial number. Tires. Tubes. 30x34 N. S $11.75 $2.45 32x3Va N. S 13.75 2 55 31x4 N. S 16.75 2 95 32x4 X. S 17.75 3.10 33x4 N. S- 1S.75 3.20 34x4 N. S 19.25 3.30

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Special for a few days only at above reduction in price. Tubes are Miller Brand, fresh clean stock, fully guaranteed. We replace any defective tube at no charge.

XOTICE Don't Junk your tread worn tires, if you find the fabric is still sound such tires can be retreaded. Allow our experts to examine them. We ruarantee every fabric tire we retread for 3.600 miles, everv cord tire we retread for 5.000 miles. A reliner vulcanized on inside if required FREE OF CHARGE.

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calendar as an ideal weather date, has been selected by the ladies of the First M. E. church of Indiana Harbor fer a good home-made andaubstantial supper to which the public heretofore usually clamors for reservations. The menu will be selected this time and consist of -all the spring edibles and will be a most decidedly attractive offering a an inducement for an even greater patronage than heretofore. The event was arranrd at the home of .Miss Maud Stephens in Aldis ave. at a meeting held there yesterday afternoon. Division 1 of the Ladies' Aid of the irst M. E. church of Indiana Harbor will hold a bake sale at the George Downing grocery in Michigan ave. tomorrow afternoon commencing at 2 o'clock. There will be a choice line to select from and the receipts of the sale will go toward the church fund. Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan of 4!U1 Magoun avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a little daughter born to them a day ago. The family of children now comprise an equal division of two boys and two girls. Mrs. Isaac Mills of Drummond street has been spending much of her time lately at the bedside of .her daughter. Mrs. H. A. Still in 140th St. and who has been very ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Still has also been ill but dii not I 1 . 1- M - , V .

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Still's mother has come from Chicago to assist in the care of the ratients and relieve to some extent the anxiety of the Mills family. The social meeting of the Calumet D. A. R. chapter will be held at the home of Mrs. George V. Lewis. 46f8 Magoun avenue. Monday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. There will be a program rendered and a very Interesting one. Dues may be paid at this time. Every member is urgently requested to be present as this will be the last regular meeting transacting business of the year. MIfs Margaret Kyle, a teacher in the Harrison school, has gone to her home at W'alkerton, Ind.. on sick leave. Rally week services extends to this evening at the Chriatian church in Indiana Harbv with the accompanying Biblical movie films showing. There will be no service tomorrow evening. This la the last opportunity to hear Rev. Sithson who haa been conducting lectures throughout the week. This Is the evening the Toy Shop Players a pear in a very well chosen entertainment at the Columbia Theatre, and their efforts are to be put fofth in the best endeavors to nnanially aid the Social Service League of the Twin CWies. Both the aim and talent should come in for their Just share of all due recognition. Commendable, indeed, was the attained

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Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings

success" of Ave combined Camp-Fire organizations who worked with all the ardour of youthful enthusiasm1 that their benefit performance given at the Columbia Theatra two evenings last week might prove profltable to the Social Service League of the Twin Cities. Of special mention in the order as given are the Aidesasa. under guardianship of Miss Axel; the Shytanka. under Misa Carlton; the Chippewa, under Miss Lawrence; the Tippecanoe, under Mrs. C. C. Hathaway; the Chicaumagas. under Miss lilies. Singular mention is made of Miss Mary Yellan, of the Shutanka; Miss a McQuilknn, of the Aidsasas; Miss Blanch Conn, of the Shutanka. These named young ladles put forth special effort creative of the success of the event. Th receipts amounted to $123. ".1. Mrs. J. Dillon, of Elm St.. has new in

telligence that her son Ralph is homeward bound from across seas. It is believed that the boast he arrived on iIn the New York harbor now. Miss Kathryn Gorman, of North Paring ave.. is a patient at St. Margaret's hospital, Hairmond. a sufferer with typhoid fever. Her condition permits her to have callers. Mrs. James McShane. of South Mgound ave., has been taken to the Deaconess" hospital in Chicago to undergo medical and possibly surgical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stickler, the latter was Misa Myrtle Alexander until very recently, are back from their honeymoon and are engaged in settling in their apartment in Chicago. Mrs. Stickler was out visiting her parents, tha Robert Alexanders in South Biring ave., since her return. Mrs. A. C. Foley, of Elm st., wm In Chicago to meet her nephew, Frank Brandt, who came In a few days ago with Co. G, 33rd regiment, and who wag wedded to a Charleston, Va., girl shortly

before hia departure for overseas' duty.

His wife came to Chicago also to meet him. The couple, after visiting here for i a while, will settle in the South.-

The Reil apartment, made vacant by the Clark family who moved to Chicago, has been rented to the Harts, who move from the Fleming building across the street on North Forsythe ave.. and the J. Malarskis. conducting a store In the Fleming building, have taken the apartments vacated by the Harts. The Tri-City Club, which was in prewar days known as the Twin City Club, held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Zerler in North Magoun ave. yesterday, and a very enjoyable afternoon was indulged in. Now that there are Gary ladies in the club, the necessity for the change of name was brought about. An the Twin City Club is comprised of members of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor only. John Germain, of the Harbor, is going down to Donaldson. Ind.. to spend th week-end and be accompanied there by friends. Twin City Daughters of Isabella will meet this evening in regular session in the new Odd Fellows Hall. It is deaired that there be a good attendance owing to reports of dance of recent date to be heard. Those having unreported ticket out will kindly return them at this time. There is a general invitation extended the public interested in the Welfare work of the Twin Cities, to be present this evening at th? regular monthly meeting to be held )n the Red Cross rooms and hear the splendid reports of the Welfar Minstrels, held recently. All meetings of this association are open to the public and this meeting will be specially interesting. Those who participated in making the affair so successful are earnestly requested to be present. Arriving home from the State Convention of Daughters of Liberty, held at Bluffton. Ind., where they represented the local order of Indiana Harbor, are: Mrs. H. IV. Martin, who went as state repref entatlve; Mrs. Mary E. Congdon. as Council Deputy; and Mrs. Anna Loomis, Council representative. These delegates will prepare their rerorts to be read at the next general meeting of the local organization here, Mr. and Mrs. TV. R. Diamond of Chicago ave. will be host and hostess to the Autodeal Club tomorrow evening.

LOAGE TO HOLD ANNIVERSARY The members of the Roumanian Lodge. "Nicola Jorga." will hold their tenth anniversary on Sunday. June $ This lodge was started in June. 1903. with a membership of 27 people, and now has a membership of J42. They have purchased during the war $S3.512.00 worth Of Liberty bonds and War Savings Stamps, and contributed $7,OOrt.ftO to the Red Cro. The program for the day is as follows: 8 a. m.. meet at Transylvania hall. J:30 a. m . meeting of delegates from the different cities. 9 a. m.. conference meeting. 10:3O a m.. parade, itartlr.g at the hall, north two blocks, east to Block ave, thence south to Washington st.. then to El met., then to 139th St.. on lS9th-to Butternut and then to the Roumanian Greek Catholic church. 11:30 a. m. Rev. Aurel Bungardan will hoi dhigh masa for the deceased members of the lodge. 1:30 p. m., banquet at the Auditorium hall. S:"0 p. m., concert and ball at Auditorium hall. Everybody is cordially invited to attend this Jubilie.

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which are accepted by "Luken'a Xewa agency, 341 Michigan ave., Ind. Harbor, phone 113S-J; Hathertne Howard. 710 Cfalcazo avenue. East Chicago, telephone 2 S3 1 residence phone 2iS Nassau Jt Thompson. SOO Chicago avenue. C Chicago, telephone 331. tf

ANNOUNCEMENT We recently opened a tire repair shop at 8519 Parish ave.. and we are in a position to render proper tire service. Our work is prompt and absolutely guaranteed. We also handla tires and auto accessories. THE A. & A. VULCANIZING AND TIRE REPAIR SHOP. 3519 Parish ave. 6-4-5t.

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JUNE

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A Timely Saving on Seasonable, High-Grade Wearing Apparel for Men, Women and Children

Embroidered Waist Patterns Voile and organdie; well worth 79c. cut to 29

Special Ladies' Automobile Hats, high grade silk; values $1 to $1.29. Cut t0 59C

Men's Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers Sizes to 4?; in white and ecruCut to 49c

Men's Union Suits i Short sleeves, long legs; ecru color; sizes 34, 36, 38; U-00 value.

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A Special Bargain in Men's Blue Serge Suits, Well Worth $30.00, Cut to $22.50

BOYS' . Graduation Outfits in our June Specials

We have high grade Boys' Graduation Suits! Long pants, waist seam model, latest colors, high grade all wool material and workmanship; some are quarter silk lined. A positive saving of $7.50 to $10.00 on each suit. Our sale prices are

$18.50 $22.50 $27.50 $29.50

MEN'S SUITS TAILORED TO ORDER AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

Special! Special! Men's Bathing Suits good grade, in black, blue and gray; values up to $1.73. Our sale price only

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Men's Straw Hats ia Fedora and sailor style; values up to $3.00. Sale price $1.75 and S1.50

MEN'S HOT WEATHER SPECIALS Sport Shirts in white and fancy stripes; all sizes, big values. Cut to 59 79 and $1.29

Boys' B. V. D. Union Suits : 49

Boys' Sport Shirts Extra good grade, sizes to 14 ys;. values up to $1.00. Sale price 49C

Extra Special Boys' Wash Suits, sizes 3 to 8, oy ----- 98 Boys Dress Shirts Sizes 12 to 14; very good grade. Only SI. 25

Ladies' Silk Sale We announce an S-day Siik Sale on our finest Silk Underwear. Silk Silk Blouses, Silk Sweaters and Skirts. This sale includes our finest Silk Night Gowns and Bloomers. Ladies Silk Chemise in crepe de chene and satin, trimmed with georgette; highest grade. Our sale prices as low as $ 1 .98 $2.98 to $4.98 Heavy Crepe de Chene Night Gowns Regular $9 00 to $1000 values. Sale price S6.00 Silk Crepe de Chene Waists Good grade, well worta $4.95. Sal price - , S2.98 GEORGETTE WAISTS AT A SACRIFICE. Odds and Ends in Georgette Blouses They were sold at $4-93 to $6.00. Our sale price - S3. 50 Silk SI!povr Sweater and Silk Coat Sweaters All colors. Cut to . S5.98 Silk Skirts in silk poplin and satin; big values. Cut to $3.98 to S9.9S GIRLS' DRESSES and HATS in OUR JUNE SPECIAL We have a big line of Girls Silk Poplin and Taffeta Dresses, White Crepe 3 Chene Dresses and Hats, placed on sale at greatly reduced prices. Come early and take advantage of these big bargains. H. SHNEIDER "HAMMOND'S LOWEST PRICED STORE."

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