Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 61, Hammond, Lake County, 28 August 1919 — Page 10

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H. C. Petersen & Co, Phone 960 East Chicago. Specials for Friday, and Saturday August 29th and 30th

Lilv Butter, lib. bricks .G2c Phcz Logan Berry Juice, 50o size 12 oz. 2 for ..75

Grape Juice, Red Wins,

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Batavia Coffee, best coffee, 5 lb. can. 32.65 10 bars Crystal White Soap for "59c Bob White Toilet Paper, 5c size, 6 rolls 25 Libby's California Spinach, 2 cans 40d Palm Olive Soap, 12 bars for 89 Regular 10c Jar Rubbers. 3 dozen for. 25 Mason Jar Lids. per dozen . 29d Ball's Mason Jars Pints, dozen . SOc Quarts, dozen S9 lo gallon, dozen 51.05 Best Grade Pine W h i t e Toothpicks, G pkgs 25

Monarch Preserves, Strawberry, Red Raspberry or Blackberrv. 17 oz. glass

for .". 40 Beechnut Catsup, 2 extra large bottles 65 Kevstone Clothes Lines, 50 ft. length. 45 Shinola Shoe Polish, ' cans for 25C Oscar Mayor's Best Lard. 2 lbs. for 75 Osake Crepe Toilet Paper, linest grade, 2 rolls 25t Libby's Best Baked Beans, 2 large cans 27 V'2 pkg. Dunham's Cocoanut for 19 B. M. Finest Japan Tea,

-Vj lb. pkgs 35 Extra Special! Large cans fancy Saner Kraut or Indiana Pumpkin, each 10 Boost for Home Trade.

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GRANULATED SUGAR, -with grocery or meat order of $2.00 or more, 10 for SI. 05 RIO COFFEE 4 lbs. for $1.20; lb 3-lC FRESH ROASTED COFFEE 4 lbs.. $1.40; lb 3SC OJR LEADER COFFEE 3 lbs., $1.30,; lb M. R. COFFEE 3 lbs., $1.40; lb 50C FANCY GUNPOWDER TEA lb 69c WILBUR'S BREAKFAST COCOA 1 lb- Vn 15c lb- tia 23C AMR!CAN FAMiLY SOAP viia colfee or tea crder, t bars for 39C FANCY APRICOTS IN HEAVY SYRUP, Xo. 3 enn OC FARMHOUSE GUEEN OLIVES in full quart jars 48C SINCERITY BRAND RED BEANS

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6 cans, SOc; can FANCY CORN Can RED ALASKA SALMON Tall can LUNCHEON WAX PAPERS 6 roll3 LIMA BEANS 3 lbs. for UNEEDA BISCUITS

3 pkgs 25 SWANSDOWN PASTRY CAKEFLOUR Pkg 37C AMERI-CORN BREAKFAST

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MASON JARS Pints, dozen

Twin City News Notes

Office, S,S Chicago Ave. Phone 283. Residence, 4318 O.cott Ave. Fnone 218.

Ten additions to the ToIIeston Church j

of Christ yesterday brought the total for the fivo-wecks' revival to ninctytic The .services wero brought to a close ye.sterilay with one of the finest of the series. An effort was made yesterday to breaJi the state Sunday School record and a total of 32"! were enrolled at the services. At the meeting in the afternoon a campaign was launched lor a new perniinent church building in Tilleston. The present building is located at 2430 V. Kleventh ave. and the lot adjoining on the west has been secured, both lots to be used for the site for the buildinKAt present the church plans to raiso $1,000 to licRin; the first part of th.a sum was pledned yesterday. Kev. Herbert A. Carpenter, regular pastor of the Church of Christ at Indiana Harbor, who has been supply pastor at the ToIIeston church, had charge of the revival services. A new full-time pastor of the. church will take char;?? this coming Sunday, it was announc.d today. Little Olga Coleman is visiting Emnn Koe of l'ark Manor, Chicago, today. Mrs. Ir. Thomas Cotter is being visited by her niece. Johannah Holmes of

Indianapolis, Ind. I

Al Hassan Grotto of K;ist ChicaKo, whoso membership reaches to all parts of Lake county, will hold its annual picnic at the Whiting Lake Front l'ark on Saturday. August 30. These picnics have been largely attended in the past and afford a splendid opportunity for the members and their Masonic friends to become acquainted with each other, and with each other's families. At the picnic the. program will be opened at one o'clock with a talk by Judge Charles Orbison, Indianapolis Grand Master "f the Grand Lodge of Indiana. Judge Orbison is well known with Lake county audiences and is very popular with all the Masons in this section. There will be games, contests, sports of all kinds with prizes to winners. Arrangements have bren made to have, an excusion boaf ill the Whiting dock, so that all who desire may take short rides during the day. It is planned now to have this boat pick up Kat-t Chicago people at. the Steel Company at 9:30 a. m. and at the Forsythe ave. dock at 10 a. m., and to make a second trip at about 12 o'clock noon. All who expect to drive In an automobile are asked to inform H. W. I'eterson, secretary, at Kast Chicago 42, providing they can carry any passengers from points in East Chicago, An effort will be made to secure transportation for those who have no means for reaching- the park. Those who desire a ride will please assi:ibirs at the Chicago and Forsythe aves. at 9:30 a. m. Truck service at a nominal charge is also being

arranged. A large crowB is expected to be present and all members of the Grotto and Masonic friends are urged to attend. Mies Elizabeth Pt. Tenis. of Muskegon, Mich., is visiting Mrs. Edward Vassas of Grapevine st. Another school girl is on a vacation this summer. Miss Eva Marcovlch, of Indians Harbor, is spending the week in "Waukeegan, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raker, owner of the Sanitary Ielicatessen, has sold out to M. Pomerance of Chicago, a former pioneer" of the Harbor.

Mackinac Islands will be visited by other Harbor people. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barker will spend a month's vacation there. Immediately after their return to Indiana Harbor they will leav-3 lor Venice, Calif., a few miles from Los Angeles, where they will make their home. The J. O. Y. girls admit that they will have the prettiest float in the parade on Labor Day. Miss Mildred Carlson, chairman of the float committee, would 1'ke to have this emphasized. The Standard Forge will furnish the truck.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lewis, of Elm rt., are spending their vacation in Michigan City visiting Dr. Warrtn and other i ela fives. A school teacher. Miss A. Stewart of Indiana, Pa., is visiting Mrs. George Septer on Grapevine St. for the past month. The three Dunning children, of Granger, Mich., are leaving Indiana Harbor for their home Saturday. They have beep, spending thes ummer with their grandmother. Mrs. John Dillon of Elm Mr. Max rollach, a former reporter of The Times, has taken a position at the Tin Plate Mill at the Inland Steel. The Esther Rebekah of Indiana Harrier will hold its regular meeting this f vt ning. Dr. Ross, who broke his arm when cranking his machine, is now able to move his 'fingers. He is expecting to have his arm put in a cast by the first of the week.

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FEDERAL RESERVE

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K. of C. Picnic Monday, September 1st, Hudson Lake. 8-2S-2

THE 230th DAY

The year 1919 is 230 days old. If you haven't saved anything this year you still have 135 days left, and in that time, if you save steadily, 3-011 can accumulate a nice nest-egg. One dollar is all that is needed to start an account, and you can add something to it each pay day. P. S. AVe will be open tomorrow evening from six until eight o'clock. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Member Federal Reserve System Capital and Surplus $125,000 00

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

which are accepted Tty token's Wew Agoncy, 3410 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor, phone 1138J; Xstherlne Howard, 809 Chicago ave., East Chicago, phone 283, residence phone 218; Nassau & Thompon, 800 Chicago are., Xast Chicago, phone 931.

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Quarts, dozen ; 8oO i gallons, dozen qq SWIFT'S PRIDE WASHING

ros saxe. On Drummond, near 13ith, 2-at building of 4 "and 5 rooms. Furnace heat, double garage with cement floor. Possession at once. Price, $6S0O; $1200 cash, balance $150 every 3 months. Ixt on Parish ave., between 139th and 140th. $375. NOTICE TO OWNERS. "We have a larsre list of buyers and respectfully solicit your property to sell. Ileal estate was never better, a.s conditions as present, as such that in most cases it is cheaper to buy improved property than jay out pood money for rent. Just call Ind. Harbor 993 and we will send representative to list, your property. CLAIR M. STEPHENS. 3402 Elm St., phone Ind. Harbor 993.

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Vegetables for Friday and Saturday

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Large Early Ohio Potatoes, 55c peck; bushel $2.20 Oranges, per dozen 25c-35c Lemons, per dozen 30c Ripe Bananas, per .dozen 25c eaci Lsttuce, 2 for 15c Cflcr; . 3 stalks for 10c C -j Onions, 5c lb.; 6 lbs 25c Watermelons, each 25c Swot Potatoes, 9c lb., or 3 lbs 25c Mflaga Grapes, per lb 10c Sveet Bartlett Pears, 30c dozen; 2 dozen 55c Blue Plums, per dozen 10c Peaches, per basket 2Cc Maiden Blush Apples, 6 lbs 25c Tomatoes, 3 lbs 10c Cantaloupes, 2 for - - 15c Blue Berries, per quart - 25c Crab Apples, per lb .'- 1Ce Blue Crapes, per basket 33c Main Produce Company

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If your $5,000 house is insured for $2,000, you are betting $3,000 that it won't burn down. Most property is under - kisured 1 not because property owners carry less insurance t h a r formerly, but because values have greatly increased. "Wouldn't a littld - more Hartford pro tection be a good business move?

Clair M.Stephens REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE.

3402 Elm St., Indiana Harbor Phone I. H. 993.

It s a "Tlhior"

Push a Button "Zip" and the Washing's Done. So easy when you have a Thor it's almost like fun, doing the washing all drudgery taken away, and this magnificent Thor does It for less than two cents. Yes, this masterpiece of mechan ism is proving a marvel in every home it enters. There are no exceptions, Rnd we stand ready to prove it by the most reliable and trustworthy people of the region.

THOR FEATURES:

The following features about the Thor will as slst you in deciding it's the-machine you want: Thor has General Electric motor recognized a. the kest motor made. Thor is equipped with patented automatic device wtich takes all strain oft the motor in case of "overloading and prevents burn-outs. Thor seldom if ever comes back for repairs.

Thor has wooden cylinder which allows dirt o separate from clothes and gravitate to the bottom of machine. Thor is self-cleaning. Thor has automatic release for wringer, which eliminates possibility of accidents. There are numerous other points, but these are sufficient to convince you that the Thor is the answer to the question, "What machine shall I buy?"

CALL E. CHICAGO 69 for more particulars and we will promptly be at your service. Easy monthly; payments can be arranged. Indiana Electric Service Co. " E. Chicago 69. 624 Chicago Ave., East Chicago

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The better to conform to the change in working hours, and change in hours of delivery of pay checks at the Inland Steel Co. Mill effective Friday, Aug. 29th, 1919 the banks of Indiana Harbor will open on pay days at 8 a. m., and close at 6 p. m. Citizens Trust & Savings Bank 1st State Trust & Savings Bank Indiana Harbor National Bank

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Mens Parasilk

Men's Parasilk Hose, 3

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Satin Corsets

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