Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 144, Hammond, Lake County, 5 December 1919 — Page 2

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Page Two. Til): TIMES Tluirstlay, December 4, lfHfi

S3I1ID N!AU SA3M 3AI1

ELK'S A5il l SF-rjVlCH

Sure. Relief

The Ei' anual mcm.Tlal eervtce I for departed brother will be held in j i.he McK'.nley School audltori.im on j Sunday aftorrtoon at two o'clock and "Till have a special sipriftcance this j yr beca"e of the fact that the f:nt

Chicago lo?ir hns lost no members by death d-'.rir.fr toi -.iN-ndar c.-ir. Pr. M. Lingerie, dor of hicn?o who has twice beer, before the t'hicawo Jodfce, No. i. for memorial addresses, will be t.:e sneaker and the committee considers Itself very fortunatn In having if rured a tpcaker t veil known and one whi.sf eldressen havn been no generally ar'fer.atcd ly Klks.

The rnemorial service whKh i one of

"he most Important la Klkdom and j ahich always receives more attrition i vhan any other E'k ceremony is open tc. i ;he public and wi men are especially j -.reed to be pi ent. This year Is j -.he first year for tomt tir-ie thet the! dub has passed throutv'i without the obs of a member and the crv,,: will r of speolal lm.portar.ee reeajse of

hat fact. Appropriate music and singing has been arranged for.

6 Bell-ans . -i i ,

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PO R INDiGf.3iriON

HODGEKS STANDS OUT AS SEASON'S ,EAPTvn qdvp

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SCKXERY FAILED TO SHOW The A?-TTaean Grotto Fall Cermon -a I last nlKht worked to perfection in very detail In p!te of some disappointment because of failure of itms of the new scenery to arrive. A das r.f thtrty-s'x out of seventy-five whose applications had been approved were present and took the v.-ork, arriving; fafely on the other side of the River Styx after numerous troubles and hardships. Most cf the new members were from East Chieagro and Gary although a few entered from AVhltlng and Hammond, the names of the new prophets are: East Chicago: George Wheeler, F. "E . Sapp. Henry Greening:, Eusrene Olren. Edward J. Peters, James elements, Karl E. Olson. Isidor Dub'.ri. Harry G. Feters, "Maurice IX. Paulson. H. S. Morris, Maurice XIarkle. Merton C Err.mons. Frank fl. Wall. Edwin F. Wedtrewood .

Gary: Austin A. Hsiphes. Chartea Sliep. Kie l B. Shaln. rUht M. Kinder, John n. Pavls, James il . Mclvv-. Arthur C. Warner, Abe IsloeU. F'r.ir.k Maillis, Lewis Simon. James J. Higx'titothar.i. Frederick U. Swanson, Ja. H. "leer, Jr. Hammond: T. J. Granccr, HoDort K. Bressier. Henry A. Shrive. Whiting: Fed iVoeny. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Robert O. Pmkei ton, John O Eennett. '1 he orchestra composed of T'ow. Smith. Skinner and Giover. furnished excellent music throughout the eveni ; ard the members voted it the most pu. -cesjful cereme.nlal Al-Ha.san 5rot rhas ever attemp'.el The annii.-tl meetlnfr for election of officers wi;l bo heid the third Th-irsday in Jar.usry and another ceremonial will be held at that time.

tm; day i'ovti'O.ved The East ChlcE: Wei 'a re Avs-"-ia-t Ion's taff day which was originally sat for November 29 and was postponed until December 6, has again been postponed until December 13. The welfare work In East Chicago hns been ma'ntalned mostly for the

benefit of the people who are unable fl- j nanclally to employ nurses and dor- i tcrs but has also furnished valuable j aid to others In the city In their time of need. During- the month of November the welfare nurses made 200 j calls and visited 132 different patients. ! The Haby Clinic which is maintained j at the Riley school and Red Croa , headquarters has heiped numerous J mothers to better the health of their j babies.

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WfTI! .Jin II ISilUJSI. 'lB!g W ' .V ti:-j c i-.'i 'i i ;i n .:li Ui'iAf r of .;ii.,n of in.- c-uun'ry. H: in Joaley. f -ih.-.i.y niiity, wtn reti," .-,vi-i-;iipiln-s y-terday fur i: - i-i; i f-iii'ipitr f L iitn. Iley

p.' vi. .u.-iy l.ail w .:.I'.-s to his credit I:- t:.- n si .--.v . ("heck of t n'-ri! shoved that c vera! lnd'.uiia ni.-n won In t small K i ai:i divhs:..n l.esid.s Mr. Isiey tVUIfaui Trltih. of ft.runiiri.. drew i j--! i r 1 1 I..- d' -ir!;iy t o.i'.m, iu! a n-inan Kiotii''.s. t'rnwn !.n'. t i .1 1 I' th. Jui-'.b Mc: !. !'i:nk'.r: v ! w it . viral

TODAY House Peters -- l. YOU NEVER KNOW YOUR LUCK - A 1 ..- i

places in the earn fhuw. drew fifth un iila display of soft red winter wheat. L'jiff iltti'ln. Muncle. eot twelfth In the same class, and Sauennan Ftrothem pot t;.:-t.-enth on w'-u a Mtiiiln a'bo wii turlftli In the l,iu wheat clasB.

di Luxe Theatre

Tod a y STUART HOLMES in THE OTHER MAN S WIFE Also Wm. Dui.ra'n in the 1 Oth episode ot "Smashing Bairiers.'

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Capt. T. ".. Hod cent. Capt. T. K. Roi'trers of the West Virp-inia U.'iverKity football team nnJoubU'dly wins the title of champion point scorer if the season. He pi)e! up a touil of 147 points for the season ar d" wa? the maiii cog in the tea. which set a remarkable record against uiititut.vi. j.

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FRIEND. nitiiini:v Viiiiiia Pearson - - IN Impossible Catherine

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ENID BEfiNETT

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"THE VAMP" vm. Diincan in the 10th episode of " 'Smashing Barriers. '

Afte

rnoon only.

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SES5UE HAYAKAWA

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THE SECRET GAME'

Monday and Tuesday HARRY M0REY "HONOR'S WEB"

Wednesday ar.d Thu.-sd.iy OLIVE THOMAS in "THE SFITE ERIDE"

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4 ORDER NOW

SHORTAGE SURE

No assurance of a supply if you delay. We have a stock of ail grades of Hard and Soft Coal, also Coke.

BEST PRICES

Will

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Block and Washington St

ity Coal

R. F. MARKEY, Manager

Phone 1069.

HONEST WEIGHT

Co.

Ind. Harbor.

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Market

37 16 CEDAR IKElT. t

We have everything in Fresh, Smoked and Salt Meats.

received Irash from the yards daily.

INDIANA HARBOR.

Our meals

SOME OF OUR PRICES.

'023,

niSKETB llX SEA50X

The East Chicago Hiph School Tvii!

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(pen tne'r basitetbail season this even

ins when iliev rneft the Kasi C'.it a?o

t'iub team In a practice pa me, i.t

McKiniey School auditorium . Th

I East Chicago Clab has had their team ; tt

n the door 3.iin.t the hi.rh school be- j W

fore nr.il te two team.,. ,j .r, about evenly matched . Ti e East Chle i.t ci ;

has an B?res-atlon of (ndivi.'uel stars , u

but they have not yet been ab to de- , jl v.dop much team work. Th" :.! ;?i ;i ,.t. . i . .. ... t. . . ,t . . i .r

in practice and ere rr-untinfc cn l.ick of tmm n-urk of their eppen to give them the victory. '

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Reld News Service

Universal Dispaich

The "I Don't Care" Attitude of many people about their health means for them an early grave. Good health means long hfe. and a long penod of usefulness. Once a year one should have a physical examination by a reputable physician. Then the M. D. knows how to correct any abnormal condition that may exist. And of course you want expert service in the filling of your prescription. Reid drags and prescription work are famed for their excellencey.

WM. 1 A K KRT Altlli;sTF:i William Dar.kert. 4716 T.-l avenue.

Kant Chlcuco, was yesterday f vnd i (Z Jilty l:i the city court of rutting to .

pieces the barncss of tbe ' onv..'!i Company ard was fried ?1 t'O ard c

toe ; tj ents i G; !1

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i and "entenced to ten diys ;n the conn- i

1 ty ip'.l. Dankert with anrth--, ma

1 l'ctously cut to pieces all th

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IT ISN'T DOT. n IlEl

Aneuster Barnes, a Chirac nero.

was yes'errtay n::-"d J;0 and co.its Ui I J the Eat Chicago city court for tarry- ; f i njr concealed weapons, p

H,EIO The Pharmacist 3p? ca: zin in PrBcripioo Work of tt H g'er Cr'er Tel. 88 803 Chicago Ave. East Chicago

pirrs CTxaxn tir e to n hays, j 4 i irticiriF's refiirid monev m P t OTVT-i Mi-INT "ci's to i n,-- l!.-;.ir:T. ISi.v.l. rileed- i ?ooths Rr.cl Ilea's Toti can f t rest 'i;l a sleep n'ter the lirst at p'.lr a Hon. rrtee. i A oOc Adv. ! S

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For Quality Meats, Go to The Union Market 3607 Deodar Straet Indiana Harbor, Ind. We Run a Strictly Union Shop

SPECIALS for Saturday

FANCY SELECTED EGGS per dozen 60 c BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, in brick, lb. 74c GOLDEN SANTOS COFFEE, lb.

for

39c

-Tall

ARMOUR'S MILK-

per can 14c BRAG SOAP 10 ban 39c

cans

for

PURE LARD Special

Saturday, lb. 34c CUDAHY'S SUGAR CURED BACON, whole or half. lb. 39 c whole or h?ilf. SMALL LEAN FORK LOINS lb. 29 c CHOICE CUTS NATIVE POT ROAST lb.

-a cjl

2C

RLIMP CORNED BEEF-

C

991

lb.

Come Visit Our Sanitary MarketGive Us a Trial

MAY REALIZE HIS WISH TO GO BACK 10 RUSSIA

Where Everybody Goes

FIAMMOND, INDIANA

TODAY

Extra Special Attraction. Sebastian Merrill & Company A Unique Comedy Novelty.

PHIL M0NNINGER A Day at the Circus.

CROWLEY & BURKE Vaudeville's Sweetest Singers.

MACK & LANE Fly Stuff in a Fly Way.

CHARLOTTE TivIO Musical Novelty.

KcGRATH & DEEDS Positively One Big Scream. Nuf Sed.

Also TIIE GREAT GAMBLE Serial No. 13. New si,.'. .:.;!,.;.... Wi-.i.i .-aa ai.(! rial u: day. Mai.n. d'ailv at

ccn J:iuiU3 7 to 11. Sunday and holidays cr,r-

V

Strictly Fresh Mutton Leg. . . i

1

2

Pork Loins, nice aad

ean

H Tender Juicy Pot Roast.

jib. 122C to. 1 1 Milk Fed Vea

I ; Mi!k Fed Veal

iVUCil

Short Ribs

12";

27 he

14c

19c

Bell Leaf Lard . . . ioung Fre; Hams . . . Fresh Fat Back . . Watertown Chickens .

"i Q I Prime Rib

She 8c

5c

Beef Fresh Lamb Stew, lb Sauer Kraut, 3 pcur.ds for Smoked Spare Ribs, !b

rresh fork A 1 Butts

Pure Rendered Lard, QCl lb OJC

imxsi CnJ

Roast Fresh Hamburg Steak No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams No. 1 Sugar Cured Bacon Strictly Fre.:h

Brain?

Fine Home Made Pork Sausare . .

'stt-ir-l I-.- Pi-oil-.

a u l v . Strictly Fresh Pigs Feet

99.1. iFrankfurts. 2Cb

23c 25 he 32ic 18c 12c 32c

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I2he 9hc 19c

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.000 OTHER DiFKERLNT ARTICLES IN MEATS TO SELECT FROM at the

jtf st, ft

3716 CEDAR STREET.

House Market PHONE 969 IND. HARBOR.

THIS MARKET FOR RELIABILITY.

Ft. Wayne Man's Radical

Views Not Liked; Citii zen3 Eaising Money. ! WORT WAI'NS 1M., Deo. fi V--"auHe, It is al.ei'ed, he ea'd at a radical ! Social miftt.ns Jat S.inJay af tern r I thai he preferred to live in Russia than 1 in tho United States, and the only rea.son he di l nr t g-o was !cause ho fi I 1 not liuve e'ifficint money, a fund Im.-i I been planned by Tort Wayne citizens a hereby John ohedel may have his j .visii Kri..tit1ed. S adel also has lost his Job at th" j .'ackard 1'i.ir.J "orn paji y'a puint. wher i he was employed as a polisner. i" was reifjcsi cd to quit after a putit'.-n slime by jr actic.iliy ail the emp'.ye. lot' the piant was, presented to the manage men t . j HK.MI.V KnVCAIIvft. I ci.eii,-i ti b-en In the en.pioy o 'the ritckerl Company for the la-t live or Fix years lie speaks six or seven d'.ffe eut Is riRra arcs and was I bom in Llur-ijie, Marfh 5. 1,'S". In ootj oher, lib'ti. is a, ilvt'l at Milwaukee,

( mis. irom opianj, '.ar.ao.i. i Six yeais befoie his arrival In

Specials for Saturday, Dec. 6th

AT

W-Jk Stf .m X.

Phono 7.

and Market 4737 Olcott Ave., Sast Chicago

Sugar 5 lbs. Granulated, 2 Sis. Brown and

1 II, P,-

"cvvJered witr an

o r ci c

tario he whs a seaman. .Vc,hi'iih-j7 07. can. .. . ' Mamii air th-? far, that he would have !! M.- na C',,

. oeeo ivo.e 1 . inn 11 (-i 11 a; i n 101 I second ;.Hjer and completion of oilil etnhl: on oi- after April 10. he ' bas laded t 1 d 1 so.

No. ! t.:P5 . . . . 45c

Hel Mnnfe C.rvivA Piie-

('.-Ida cRU-.e .r'p ai:d Iniineiira I.AXA-' , . . 0 TlViJ Ul LilMi T.i!.leti remove th ar-pl. - m. .C

TO P3 EVENT HiTIUtSZA.

$5.K) or

more $1.0S De! Monte Prunes, Sanla Citrl, l-.fvv foods, 40s to 50s it) 29c Del M o n t e See tl'.ess Raijlns. 13 qz. package -c

on-i Dei Mo-.ts Ripi Olives,

. 30c

need line-

apple, two No. 'J cans . . . 55c Dtl f'or.'e zz Pluns,

two

raiitf. nine." box. :

1 !,!!- is 01 ! . y , E. W. CKOVE'S Oo. .uiv.

"!:;-. !:;o Quisiynuture on

Rocodale Br-nd Yeiiow

CROWN POINT FARMERS m ON OATS DISPLAY

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can. 42c. Hart Bran? Extra Faa-

Vaa Camp'i Milk, three tail cans 50c Dearborn Club Tomato

j or Campbell's Vegetable i Soup, per can 12c ; Roxane or Swaasdown j Cake Flour, like all I other flours aie going I up, new price i 45c; I 2 pkgs 75c ! Roxane Pancake Flour, i per pkg 14c j Mrs. Grasse's Home

Y- k- 1- 1 I

.Wicif ?g iNooaies. 1 pkps 34c J Post Toasties, 2 pack- t aes 27c j Lipton's Ve'low Label ; ea, has advanced 10 per cent I.iteiy, 1 lb. j pkg Sic j Instant Posfjm, 4 0. 1

1

ON

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17

! can 27c ) Toilet 1

raL-noLve Soap, five 1 "- cakes .-ac Ann and Hammer Bak

ing Scdi, I lb. pack-! ae Sc i

Ohio Blue Tip Mstches, 40c pkg 35c Little Boy Blue, pet bottle 8r Gorton's Golden Rod Brand American Sardines, in cotton bed oil. three 15c cans. 25c "Veribest" Jelly, tirce 7 oz. "tumblers. . . .50c My V'ife' Syrup, 25c bottle 22c Libby's Maple Erano Mustard. 15c glass. 12c Jonathan Apples, five pounds 50c

Osaki Fancy Japanese

1 -y ! s'o.

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car.

ins.

.14c

1 Valley lirsnn buijar

vu uran

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Lariv June 1 ci?, per

Corn or

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4 " 1

can IJc: (j-.i.'-n. . Ji.io j Dee Brand Tomatoes. 3 Indiana Takes Leading Part j No. 2y cans. . . .53c ! i ;m.,-'. p,.'. i r. - .

I u jjj o i i e auu k.' c a j

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in Chicago Stock Show.

ee i-.o. L cans.

i Dearborn Club Coffee, j drinks as good as ur.y j j lhat sells fir 60c, two i ; lbs 95c j ! Aco'.her lot of those

fancy hand picked Michigan Naw Beans, 3 lbs ". 35c Fels Naphlha, U. S. Mai', Classic or Fairy Soap, 10 bars. . . . 75c

tvo

15c

. 25c

Chit

a per.

roils Home Dressed

enf. per lb 31c Fot Roat of Eeef, per !b 25c Perk Loia Roaut, per pound 5c Plate BoiliDT Beef, per pound 12 Vic Lily Brar.d Creamery Butter, per lb 78c

CHICAGO, l.'ec. 5 Ind.nna not only has the 1 f 1 3 corn Uing- of the world and two pr.ir.-l c hani pi --r. sh ' o In the fai stoi k dtvls-it ns of th" International liv. - , n .-I ! - - - n ' r- :i --

S. fi: H. Green Trading Stamps and deliver to all part of tbe city.

i

or Friday Nigirt and Saturday

ROUND WHITE MICHIGAN POTATOES, per ba $2.00 FANCY COLORADO WINTER POTATOES, per bu $2.25 JONATHAN APPLES, per $2.50 BALDWINS, FINE COOKERS, per bu $2.00 YORK IMPERIALS, SWEET APPLES AND SPITZENBURGS, per bu $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 FA?XY RIPE- BANANAS, per dozen 30c SUNXIST GRANGES, per dozen. . . : 25c, 35c, 55c SUNKIST LEMONS, per dozen 35c SWEET FOTATOES, i lbs 15c CAFE COD CRANBERRIES, per lb 11c ONIONS, per ib. 5c and Gc; per bu $2.50 and $2.75 CABBAGE, per lb 5c RED 'CABBAGE, per lb 10c TOMATOES, per lb 10c WHITE TURNIPS, per lb 5c LEAF LETTUCE, per ib 40c EGG PLANTS, each 15c, 20c, 25c GRAPE FRUIT, 2, 3 and 5 for 25c CELERY, per stalk 10c and 15c SPANISH ONIONS, per Ib 10c ALL KINDS OF NUTS, COCOANUTS, FIGS AND DATES.

613 CHICAGO AVE.

EAST CHICAGO.

TEL 1343 FOR FREE DELIVERY.

ATTEND THE:

Masque

el -rf 4f A

raoe oaw sal

Music by Conrath's Orchestra,

Night.

f$t lit

Admission 75c per couple, Extra ILadj 25c

Unity Mall