Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 2, Hammond, Lake County, 19 June 1919 — Page 6

Pa?e Six.

THE TIMES Thrudav, June 19, 1919.

Twin City News Notes

O flics, 809 Chicago At. Phone 23a airaldanco, 4318 Olcott Are. Phone 2ia Lieutenant John Prrsson and his irother. Lieutenant Claude Dre.sen. home with laurels well earned abroad, are entering civihian life agrain and bo'h Intend taking- up rollee.aie work in their hot-ri profes. -n-. 7hn. who wss pociated In th law firm of Mtadr & Xtoyce, is leaving to enter th Northwestern School of haw and Claude, whu has always been an adept w;.th the artist's brush, will con nue- his artist 'c carr by enterinar the Art School of Chicago and comr'e his course, tvth young men are former graduates of ifce East Chicago high school and sons of Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Dressen. now of the Alias apartments. Mrs. E. F. Karstens. of South Msjyun ave.. has been brought home from the Mercy hospital in Gary, where she recently underwent surgical treatment. Her eonvnlescence now is a matter of cuiet and rest. "Women of the Mooseheart Legion of East Chicago will hold a social attendant 'with their regular meeting next Monday evening. June 23rd. The mem-

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FIRST STATE TRUST& SAVINGS

RANK

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J ' 137a AND CEDAR. STREETS INDIANA. HARBOR 1

Capital and Surplus $100,000.00

MOTOR TRUCK PROTECTION.

The business man who doesn't have hia motor truck

FULLY insured against

fire, theft, accident or liability will be the financial sufferer should his driver have bad luck. No danger of this -when protected by our Aetna policy.

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bers and their f?iends are invited to! join in the hur following the business session. There will be a silver offering, taken for the benefit of the fund which is creative of a great benevolent nature and especially for the children at Mooseheart Institution. Sirs. Lester Otenheimer, of East Chicago, spent yesterday in Chicago. Miss Margaret O. Diamond, of North Magoun ave.. has as her bouse guest Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson of.Stowe. Vt.. and a sister to the late Mrs. E. L. Lamb, a pioneer resident of this city. Several of the --lerical force of the Inland Steel Co.. comprising young men and young women, among whom wee the Misses Floy Mcintosh. Myrtle Soltwedfj. Kathryn Kolley, Brynhilde Holstroin. and the Messers John Beath, George Finney, Bob Founsley, and (ieorge McKenna, went to Miller Beach snd enjoyed bathing and a wienie roast last evening. C. V. Henrickson. agent at the South Shore Railway station in East Chicago, and who resides in Pullman. 111., was the

recipient of a surprise rartjf by his friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. "". Horn in the Herod apartments, last evening and where several friends of this city and Michigan City were present. The evening was maxie ideally pleasant with social intercourse and music and with the serving of cool refreshments. From Michigan City there came the Howard Blaekburns and their son. Howard Jr., Miss Mabel Robinson and the Messers Ulen Farber. Charles Crouth and Carl Miller. Those from this city were Miss Beatrice Cadman. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morgan. Mrs. Jennie McKay and Miss Helen McKay. Amelia Klemm. youngest daughter of the Henry Klemms of South Baring ave.. is leaving at the close of the school term for Sawyer. Mich., the home of her grandmother onthe maternal side, and will spend the summer there. She wftl be accompanied by her father on the trip and whn it is time to return her mother will go for her. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Perry, of Fir St.. are making preparations to soon leave for their annual boat trip to Michigan, where Mrs. Perry will stay the greater part of the summer and Mr. Perry will take his accustomed acation for a few weeks and then will return to his duties as superintendent of the boiler department of the Inland Steel Mill. Friday of this week will be the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James O'Toole of Northcote ave., well known residents of this city, and who had hoped to celebrate this event with a housewarming in their new home which Is under construction in Northcote ave. and which wiy not be ready for occupancy until about August 1st, so instead a few intimate friends of Mrs. OToole will gather at their home in the evening of the 50th and spend the time socially. It Is evident that the housewarnjing will occur at a later date. Joseph Kadanski. a returned soldier from many months across seas, will be the guest from this city at a -wedding occurring In South Chicago, the contracting rarties are Miss Clara Ciecrynskl and Martin Krieszka. both well know n here. Charles Lynn, of Northcote ave., and

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H. C. Petersen & Co.

Phone 960 East Chicago.

Friday and Saturday Sale

Finest Creamery Butter, lb 59d Extra Quality Red Fruit Jar Rubbers, 3 dozen 25 Genuine Boyd Mason Caps. per dozen 30 Granulated Cane Sugar, with order, 10 lbs. for 96 Flander's Quality Kraut, 2 large cans 23 "Our Favorite' ' Indiana Pumpkin, 2large cans 24c . Mouser Toilet Paper, 6 rolls 25 Finest California Pimentoes, 2 cans..- 35 Boulevard Crab Meat, 12 lb. tins at 32c Yacht Club Salad Dressing, 35c size for 29

Extra Special Del Monte Apricots, No. 1 tall cans 20c White Squadron Coffee, 3 lb. can for $1.35 Crisco, the real shortening, 1 lb. net cans 35 Argo Starch, 5 lb. pkg. 39 Lux, for fine linens, 2 packages 25 Matches, we sell the best, 6 boxes 35 Johnson's Prepared Wax, per can 33 Campbell's Soups, all kinds, can. . . 10 Libby JExtra California Pears large cans 42$ B. M. Kidney Beans,

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z cans

Does Your Store Support Local Charities?

IF you are shy on your late winter and spring supply of coal, now is your chance to get the best there is and save money. Our coal is of a uniformly- high standard, well screened and selected and free from dirt and rubbish that add3 to the weight while impairing the burning qualities of coal. GET YOUR COAL OF US AND MAKE YOUR HOME FROST-PROOF.

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his slater. Mies Maxgaret, &r leaving for a trip of a week to Troy, X. T.. to visit with relatives It is a vacation alloted to the young folks and they are anticipating much pleasure to be derived from it. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Post, of Northcote

ave.. have returned home from a motor trip to towns in Michigan. Grand liapids being one of the places visited. Corinne Dilley. of Parrlsh ave. and 139th St., a little girl of nine years of age. is afflicted with the measles, which seems quite prevalent In some parts of the city. Woodbine Camp, Royal Neighbors, met in regular session Tuesday evening and as they are endeavoring to put on in the

near future a membership campaign, I'lans were formulated for this purpose and sides will be selected at the next regular meeting and captains chosen to direct the members assigned to them. This camp has a very large membership to date, but owing to the convenience of having a district deputy who Is coming here in the interests of the work

and for the purpose of enlarging in this branch of lodge curriculum. The start is to be made following the next meeting and it is prophesied that it is to be an intensive drive. The I. O. S. Order has arranged for a social evening at Weiland's Hall. Saturday. June 21st. when a serving table of value will be disposed of by snle of individual tickets by members. Refreshments will also be dispensed throughout the evening and a very pleasant evening is anticipated. The public is welcome to attend. The Luther League of Indiana Harbor has appointed committees to conduct a parcel post sale in connection with their social to be held this coming Saturday evening. June 21st. in the parlors of the church. Refreshments will aJso be served. The public in invited. The ladies f St. Patrick's church conducting a card party last evening expressed themselves as well satisfied with the attendance and the receipts when takn into consideration the toridity of the weather and other" functions held in the Twin Cities which would have a tendency to attract a greater assembly, sue has the commencement exercises of the schools and other affairs of purely social status. The evening was enjoyable for those who attended and whe,i cooler weather permits there will be a round of card parties directed by the same ladies. Mrs. Harry Ackroyd, formerly of Beacon St.. and now f South Baring ave.. is entertaining her niece. Miss Jean Sexton, of Washington. D. C. . Mrs. H. Taylor, of 144th St., and her daughter. Mrs. A. H. Stecker. are making arrangements to leave for Columbus, Ohio, on a ceveral weeks' trip to the home of relatives.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

rrbUh are accepted by lke-' New agency, 3410 -Mlrhlgaa ave., Ind. Mar. bur. pbone 1138-Jf Katherlne Howard. M Chlcmjro avenue, East Cbivago. el-c ephone 2K3t residence phone 211 -an Thompson, NOO Cbleago avenue.

j E. Chicago, telephone PS1. tf

MCoaey to loan on lit and 3nd mortgages. CI aire M. Stephana, 3402 Xlm. Fhone 993 Indiana Harbor. 6-10-tf WANTED 55"sales people, men. and women, to sell clothing, furnishing goods, etc. Good waffes. Apply at once. Krupa's Dept. Store, 150th st. and Baring ave.,

hast Chicago, Ind.

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Fannie Wechsler. formerly Fannl Marcovieh of the Harbor. Miss Loretta Bernstein resides at 20 Madison street, Gary. R. A. Williams of 806 Hohman St.. Hammond, waa arrested on Kennedy ave.. East Chicago, for speeding.

For Sale Best five-room modern brick bungalow now under construction. Parish ave.. near 141st st. This building is located In the best part of Indiana Harbor residential section. Small cash payment, balance like rent. Call on us and see the plans at our office. Clair M. Stephens. 3402 Elm St.. I. H. Phone 933. 6-19-2t Judge Cohen. City Treasurer Walter Harmon. J. K. Reppa, city controll-:-. were Jn Crown Point yesterday afternoon to look up assessments upon reil estate. Mrs Frank Mervis, whose husband Is

Dr. Frank Mervis, who at present is in France, will be a visitor in Indiana HarJ bor. Mrs. Mervis is now located in ! Chicago. I1L j There was no court in East Chicago J this morning as Judge Hymen Cohen j was a lawyer in a divorce suit at the

Superior court in Gary. The court entered an order today whereby any lawyer using law books out of the case' in the court room of the city hall should return them to their proper places. If any books t a re taken out of the court room he ox she will be ar-

j rested or tried for contempt of court.

When this order was given Judge Fuzy said he would bring back the three law books he had at home. Miss Loretta Bernstein an Mr. Cyrus Wechsler will give a reception at the Military Hall. Sunday, the 22nd. Mr. Wechsler is a brother-in-law to Mrs.

Where Economy Rules East Chicago Produce Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Potatoes, Green Vegetables, Plants, Cheese, Butter, Eggs and Poultry. 621 Chicago Ave. Phone East Qhicago 96. Creamery Brick Butter, lb 55 New Laid Indiana Eggs, dozen 45 California Lemons, dozen 30 Cal. Sun Kist Blood Oranges, dozen. 25 New Potatoes, red and white, No. 1, 4 lbs. . .25 Radishes and Green Onions, 3 for 10 Cabbage, new, lb.. Arrow Borax Soap, 6 bars ...25 With United Coupons. Swift Pride Washing Powder, 6 boxes for. .25? Grandma Washing Powder, large size 16 Red Cross Macaroni and Spaghetti 9 American Family Soap, bar 6 Ivory Soap, small size, 2 bars 13? Catsup, large 18C Catsup, small, 2 for 25 Moca and Java Coffee, fresh roasted, special 50c coffee, lb 39 Salmon, 1 lb. can 23 Salmon, Vi;. lb. can 10d Peas and Com, fancy, can 15 Peanuts, fresh roasted, lb 20 Stuffed Olives, bottle.. 15? Sardines, Mustard or Oil, 2 cans 15C Matches, large, 6 for 30 Hour, Non-Such, sack 24V2, lbs $1.70 Brooms, extra heavy , 50d Baskets, fancy market, 3 sizes 45c Just received carload of plants Tomato, Celery, Cabbage, Red Cabbage, Cola Raba and Pepper Plants. Order vour Strawberries for canning now, crate $3.00 Fresh Leaf Lettuce, per lb 10 All orders promptly taken care of.

AGENTS WANTED FOR MIRACLE MOTOR GAS in Tablet Form

Increases mileage, saves gasoline and eUrninates all carbon troubles. Can be used with equally good results in gasoline, kerosene and distillate, or mixture of same.

G. M. CONNOR

Phone 15.

3403 Elm Street.

Indiana Harbor.

PLANTS NEED DRINKS Learn how and when to water your Victory Garden properly by getting one of the free garden books which the National War Garden Commission, of Washington, will send you for a two-cent stamp for postage.

READING THE SIGN The Victory Gardeners are going to do their part and raise plenty of food, says the National War Garden Commission, of Washington.

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FIRST CALUMET -TRUST-AND SAVINGS-BANK Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 INSURANCE FOR OFFICE TENANTS. dTTT The lawyer, the Jj doctor, dentist, Ji architect aad contractor often have hundreds of dollars tied up in books, furniture and office equipment. This should be adequately insured. If in need of this protection phon? phone "Nine-Five-O" and a representative will call. EAST CHICAGO

INDIANA

East Chicago Tea & Coffee Store

AND MARKET 714 Chicago Ave., Beehive Bldg. Phones: 2455. Market Phone 825. EAST CHICAGO

Specials for Friday and Saturday June 20th and 21st

Peanut Butter Made while you wait. Come in and take a pound at 29

GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 lbs 96e AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP with cof fee or tea order, 5 bars for....OQ4

TAKHOMA BISCUIT Pkg. RIO COFFEE 4 lbs., $1.10; lb FRESH ROASTED COFFEE 4 lbs., $1.20; lbOUR LEADER COFFEE 4 lbs., $1.35; lb M. R. COFFEE

3 lbs., $1.15; lb 40 WILBUR'S COCOA H lb. tin 23 1 lb. tin 45c FANCY GUNPOWDER TEA lb. 65c

7c 29c

32c

35c

SELECTED EARLY JUNE PEAS 6 cans, SOc; can 14C TOMATOES 2 cans 5C FANCY RED SALMON 1 lb. can. 3C FARMHOUSE BRAND SWEET CUT PICKLES Quart 35C FANCY APRICOTS In heavy synr

AO- 3 can SNIDER PORK AND BEANS

in tall cans

SNIDER TOMATO SOUP tall can

32c

12c

Alt

PALM OLIVE SOAP 12 bars, 95c; 3 bars 5c CLUB HOUSE BRAND CATSUP 7 tall bottle ; f? CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP

10 bars

59c

JOHN PORA COMPANY Heal Estate, Loans, Insurance, Foreign Exchange. Steamship and Railroad Tickets to AH Parts of the World. NOTARY PUBLIC. PORA BLDG. 3462 GUTHRIE ST. INDIANA HARBOR. IND.

TO OUR PATRONS: We beg to announce that the meat market Is bow under our own management The success of this establishment la the past twelve years was mostly due to prompt service, courteous attention, high quality and low prices. Our -meat market -will be conducted on the 6ame principles and our customers will be assured of the best quality of meatB at the lowest prices. Note the new telephone number of our meat market S25. Thanking you for past favors, we solicit your future patronage. EAST CHICAGO TEA AND COFFEE STORE AND MARKET M. T. Rottenberg, Prop.

THE GREAT Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company PROVEN FACTS The oldest, most complete system, most satisfactory, most dependable, most quality for money spent, and the cleanest groecv merchandising in the world today. Five thousand stores in operation, an average of 400 customers per day at each store. Total 2,0C0,000 families being served daily. This proves the conservative buyers trade A. P. There are three stores in your county to serve you. State St. Hammond, Ind. Hohman St. 706 Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Ind. YOU WILL FIND QUALITY AND A SAVING IN THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES.

& P. Flour, 24'2 lbs- & P. Borax Soap & P. Lye

& P. Vanilla Extract.

& P. & P. & P. A. P. & P. &. P. p. P. &. P. & P. P.

Coffee, lb Ceyton Tea, lb. Pumpkin Toilet Paper, 4 for Starch, 3 lbs. for.. Baked Beans Cocoa, V2 lb. can Bitter Chocolate Bird Seed

Peanut Butter, 8 or. jar. Baking Powder, lb-

..$1.65 5'2c 10c 19c 39c ..45c .12'2c .....25c 22c 10c 15c 16c 13c 15c 19c

Kelfogg's Corn Flakes..

Post Toasties

Mazoia Oil, pint can Bird Eye Matches, boxSalt, 4 lb. box

Santi Flush, can.

Bacon, lb. Tanglefoot Fly Paper, 3 sheets. Jar Sweet Picklea .. Quaker Oats, small

Gold Dust, large.

-11c .12c ,.35c .5c .7c

-.21 e

,39c 5C, lie 10e 24c

Large Navy Beans, lb. 10e Fancy Lima Beans, lb. 11o Red Salmon 28c Campbell Baked Beans 12'yC Cracker Jack - 5e

CHEAPER PRICE EXPECTED ON EGGS, BUTTER, LARD, CHEESE, NEW POTATOES. Come out Saturday night and hear band concert East Chicago.

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Oiuiir FIiHial Notice

GDmf Lastf Waff m MmsmeQG Bring in all Trading Stamps before June 21st

K7e can Save you rjoney these last foiv days. Big Reductions in All Departments.