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

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PERSONALS SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. If. F. AUabon entertained at a very nice party estrrday afternoon In honor of Miss Julia Mahnney, a housf Kvie.t of Mrs. Win. Kehrm.'in.

Captain H'-rbrt MrtTulr of 911 Calumet avpiuic hn Just returned from Vfrsfifl whrr ho ha he nsinre onr year ago Inst May. He has been statlord In Oermany iilnce the aynlstlre was lKned. Mrs. M. Irteinp.i. who has teen V. for .ome nnks Is not Improving very rnpMly and Is .till confined to her home on Williams street.

Eaton street tonight. A pot luck lunch will b nerved. Mrs. Herbert Paxton and son, John, (are the RueHts of her mother. Mrs. "Vm.

Thum. of Webb street. Mrs. Thum nas old her home on Webb street to Julius Taussig, and he will rf turn with her daughter to Muskegon, Mich, where shi will remain until after Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cummins announce the arrival of a son born Nov. 25th. Both mother and taby are doing nicely. The Monthly Story Hour of the Hammond Musical College will be conducted Saturday. Iec . Sth at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Kimii. the director of the expression department will have charun of the story hour. Following this a program will be given. "1'ixifs Hood Nib-lit," by Frahm. Ksther Iivtne; MazurKa. iy Hearch. Henry Klster; dance "Kllin Queen." Fauldl. Violet Milne; "IVx Fire." Natalie TokorsKl; "nivles," a ance, Violet Milne.

The I,. O. T . M . .no!u! club will rr.eeV at the hom of Mrs. Krnest TWh. 411

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Kvelids: "2 Drqr" After the Movlea. Motoring will wlnour confidence. Amir Drugiat for Murine when your Eye Need Care. Mtirln. Eye Remedy Co.. Ch.c.iO

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Miss Julia Miihaney, who haa been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ym. Fehrman for the past week. Is returning to ii. home In Ku Clair. Wis., this aternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Kniyer have returned from South Hond. where in., rtemied the funeral of Mr. Kruyer's father.

The Civic department of the Hammond Women's club will meet at thhome of Mrs. T. K. I-ary, 111 1-osan street. The speaker for tin- evenini;

R. L. WEIL

Phone 118

123 Gostlin Street

Saturday Specials

GROCERIES. XXXX Coffee, today. Ib 28c Gem Blend Coffee, per lb.. . .37c Try Some of Our Teas, lb.. . .60c Fig Bars, at 27c Vanilla Wafers 27c Armour's Corn Flakes. 2 for. .25c Monarch Baked Beans, regular 18c; today 2 for 25c Oat Meal. 2 for 25c Pancake Flour, 13c; 2 for. . .25c Heintz Tomato Soup, 13)2c; 2 for 26c Happy Home Catsup, regular 20c; today 17c Light House Soap, 5 bars for. 27c Chic Cleanser, per can Vi Special demonstration on Sunshine Tak-hom-a Biscuits today, 3 for 25c

WEIL, THE NORTH SIDE GROCER WHO ADVERTISES. SURE, HE GIVES STAMPS.

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MEATS Native Cut of Beef. Pot Roast of Beef, per lb.. 15-1 8c Round Steak 22c Rolled Roast Beef 2VZc Rib Roast Beef W2c Pure Rendered Lard 34y2c Leaf Lard 29 Beef Suet UVzc Veal Roast 24c CORN BEEFS Plate Corn Beef 2V2c Rump Corn Beef 24c Boneless Brisket 28c Pickled Spare Ribs 16c Pickled Pig Tails 15c Sugar Cured Bacon 32c Hamburger, fresh 15c Bulk Pork Sausage 18c Chickens, Ducks and Geese Dressed or Alive.

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1 SO WOMEN ought to know about these serges because there are just one hundred and fifty of them. They are beautiful creations in straight line and tailored effects, beautifully braided and embroidered; and in the popular colors. The very latest styles, including oriental, are embodied in these dresses. These Serge Dresses will be on sale, starting Saturday morning

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will bo Kloyd Murray. The F. K. Q. club met at the h.v:i:of Mrs. Frartces Cornell. Haring avenm: Kast Chicago, last evening. The cvnlnic was very pleasantly spent with needlework and several delightful piano selections were rendered by Miss ("lar.i Sass. There was a short business meet lnc after which the hostess ei ved a i -llclous luncheon. The next meeting will he at the home of Miss Kthel J.ieol. son on 4fstlln street. This meet i n. will be the Christmas crab hai; p.irty. The Ktris Herald will meet Saturday afternoon at the home of I. IMlddleton. 513 Becker street. iii:n moss nuuvrM u The committee frm Mainm(inl ni.tTi's club has been nnmed as follttws: Mesdames Jleih.-rt ITulchins. chni1--man; M. J. ItiKg.in; ii;u-e Conroy ; Thomas Meara; Howard Stevens; T. 1. I.eary; J. T. ("lark; Kdcar Crnm packer ; H. S. Ashbauchcr; Harry Weiss; .! . K. Roberts. Hammond Is this yenr to make a special drive for the seals and Chainm-m Hutehlns Is h-.peful thiit the ,ty will make a silendid showing. - - Mrs. W. Kartur. who Is in the Wesley Memorial hospital. CIiIimkii. I- expected to return to her home in South Chicago. Mrs. Kaptur lived In Hammond for many years.

NOTICE

I have sold my business, the National Window Cleaning Co.. to J. y . Scott of the American Window Co.. commencing Pecember S. 1919. K. Ij. McElwaln, llinajf r. 12 - 4

flentlemen's e-eninq- last nirht at the First Presbyterian church under the a,uspicea of the Hamm-md Women's clult was a decided success. There was a very larpre attendance and those who

failed to take advantage of this oppor

tunity missed a rare treat. The program was acknowledged to he one of the best ever given In Hammond . Mrs. W. A. Hill president of the Hammond Women's club very ably and gracefully presided . The musical part of the program, was triven by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Funk?-, Jr.. of Gary. Arthur Zehtener. Mrs. Mlkesch and Cieorse Summers. The music was as fallows: violin solo, Mr. Zehetner: solo. Mr. 1'unkey. from the opera PnRllnci-l. entitled "The Sweetest Flower That Plows"; so;o Mrs. Funkey (a) "A Bird of Paradise." Hadyn Wood; (b) "I Bid My Ixve;" (d) Harelot. After the music which was indeed a delicht. Tlinmas Brooks Fletcher was announced, who talked very intertalninp!y for two hours on "The Mod'l of Fools." Mr. Fletcher Is reported to be the greatest tragedian lecturer upon Uie American platform today. He verv ably demonstrated his ability. Ills lec'ure was full of fine metaphors and eharmlnfir pictures of both pathos and humor rendered In such a masterful manner and in such rapid succession that he was able to carry his audienre to the highest plane of comedy and tragedy. Il could produce Immediate laughter then with apparent ease hp d

TO OUR CONSUMERS Coal Must Be Conserved. IIAMMONK. INK.. Dec. 4 Notwithrt.indir.y; our foresight in accumulating mi unusuni supply of coal In anticipation of the present coal strike. the prospects t,f sin early return to normni production are such that It becomes iir tiuty to enforce an Immediate curtailment of gas and electric service. The Public: Serviie Commission of Indiana has ruled that a public utllIty'.s Service shall be classltlcd as to importance as follows: First Service involving public health Second Service involving the public safety. Third Service Involving living necessities. Fourth St i vice Involving economic production. Fifth Service involving pjbl.c convenience . We. therefore, call upon our consumers, at this time In the Interest of the public welfare, to refrain entirely during the present emergency from the i. .-e of e;is; and electricity if,r any service which properly comes under the Fourth and Fifth classifications. All use of K" "nil elretrlrltr for nrirtlstiiK sign, wtnilow, outline, derorntlte. and ilUpl.iy Hchtlnic " well n for nil form of irnrml hentlnK must be illsconrinuril at oner. We solicit your earnest co-np-raijen. NOHTHKUN INDIANA CAS & KI.F.CTHIC COMPANV. i:-i

was that we became what we think moil, and that foolish trashy literature and cheap entertainment are much to blame for the fools of today and the cultivation of this thing has led the American people Into an atmosphere of frivolity rather than producing an appreciation of the higher qualities f Hie. The entertainment closed with a. vocal duet by Mr. and Mrs. Funkey. "Coma Sing to Mf," iLnd "Flush of the Starlight."

The CI. A. It. club met Thuradny afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Nowlcn In the Downey Aparcments on Thornton street After tin- business meeting the afternoon was .-pent with needle work until the hostess .served a nicely arranged course luncheon. Mis F. Kurtz was a guest at the meeting. The next meeting will be held Dec. 1 s at the home of Mrs. A. Kiss, all members are requested to be present. WRITE-UP ON FUR BRIM TURBANS

It's a delight to show you these exceptional Turbans. Also see the Satin Hats, with a combination of beaver, fur c-r flowers. Adv.

PIANO TUNING Cut the high com of living by having yo'jr piano tuned this week for Jl.ftO. Highest references. Ask. your neighbor. Phone Hammond 1200H. 12-6-

AT DeLUX THEATRE " o v k it i "o v !; n v: o " Dick, Hclla, Imc Tom and the detective narrowly escaped be'.ng crushed to death by the. tree that. Bullhead had dynamited and caused to fall across their path. Just as the explosion came and the tree falls. Bella, seeing the danger, shouts a warning and Dick shots the machine ahead. The, tree falls with a great crash, the branches Just grazing the auto. They decide to chance It by the front

door. Just then Wljglr.i enteri apd Dick makes him a prisoner. Thtig one at a time he captures Bullhead and Squinty when they enter the h'oj.-". He ties them up and while he and Bell are In another room preparing to leave (Jus enters by a window and releases Bullhead and the rest. In the meantime the rest of tho sari, outside have teen roused up and th-v charge the house. Dick prepares l"1 make a stand against them and he 1about to fire when Bullhead and Pq i't ty Jump on him from behind. Wi.rg!ns Sofs Bella and Dl k puis j; hard fight against odds.

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skill and Just as quickly plunge them Into tragedy, bringing tears to the eyeof many. The substance ,.f the i.-emn

"Can't find the words to properly de scribe these Turbans." That's what was said when the writ r was assigned the Job of "writing up" the Turbans now on display at Crertru ie Stewart's. 633 Hohman street. However, they re Turbans that reflect the finer qualities of womanhood, and the creator who conceived the styles Is an artist yes. more than an artist. Touched up with 'beautiful ostibh feathers, flowers and fancy crown . they are conceptions inexpressibly beautiful. They add any amount of prowess to

the already admirable woman.

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Wholesale MARKET Retail 81 State Street Phone 77

Kcllncr'fTsupar cured Hickory Smoked Ham 28c Kclluer's suar cured Smoked Call. Hams 22c Pork Loins, small and lean 30c Beef Pot Koast, choice cuts 14c Corned Beef, boneless - 20c Hamburger Steak 14c Leg or Loin of Veal 22c Shoulder or Breast of Veal 17c Leg of Mutton 18c Mutton, front quarter I2V2C Pork Sausage, fresh made 20c Liver Sausage, fresh 18c Lincoln Butterine, per pound 3240 Old fashioned Buckwheat Flour, 5 lbs 50c Trade at Kellner's, the finest, most up-to-date market in Hammond

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Wholesale and Retail. THE FINEST LOT of TREES EVER SHIPPED to HAMMOND Will be on Sale December 15tb to 24th Order now or buy at these location to get late cut trees thai needles will not fall off.

3 ft. Perfect round. 4 ft. perfect round. 5 ft. perfect round.

RETAIL PRICES . . .35c 6 ft. perfect round. . . . .40c 7 ft. perfect round. . . . .60c 8 ft. perfect round. .

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Wholesale at 7c and 8c per foot.

These trees were not cut until Dec. 1st and needies will not fall off. All are short needle spruce. A. G. V'ermett, Agt. On sale at these locations Dec. 15th to 24th: 476 SIBLEY STREET 440 MICHIGAN AVENUE 227 DETROIT STREET 174 DETROIT STREET 182 SIBLEY STREET phoe-CARL VERMETT Hammond 1429 Delivered to any part of Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor, Robertsdale, Hessville, Highland, Munster, Lansing.

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Treat yourself to a new suit or overcoat. Prices will not come down for a long time and it is economy to buy your needs now. Patterns were never more beautiful; stripes, checks and mixtures in an assortment that we accumulated only after painstaking labor and diligence in combing the markets for the best. Made by master tailors in the modem sanitary shops of The House of Kuppenheimer and Ardmore Style Clothes. Come in pick your garment a small deposit will hold it until Xmas. Priced $30 $75.

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GROCERY AND MARKET 835 Calumet Avenue. Hammond.

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Apex Proof One way to judge a thing is by the

number or people who use it. ine; number of women who wash with the

Apex Electrc Washer is evidence enough that the Apex is superior to other machines. But we would like to tell you all there is to know about the Apex. We are here for that purpose, o do not hesitate to come in. By paying a little down the Apex will start working for you. APEX HOME APPLIANCE CO. 702 Hohman St., Hammond. Phone 3230. 113 E- SeTnnth At., O-ary. Pbom 1731.

Warm Underwear for Cold Days Cooper's. Wilson Bros., Stephenson'. Chalmers and Duofold, in heavy cotton, wool mixed, pure wool and silk and wool. Everlastingly warm, excellent in appearance and durability values hard to beat. $2.00 to $12.00 per suit

Snow, sleet and rain on schedule for this winter. Prepare to scoff at the elements by wearing our Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Arctics (1 to 4 buckles), Mackinaws, Sheep Lined Coats warm and comfortable.

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For skating we offer a new idea in a knit cap "The Ace." Ask to see it.

$1.00 and $1.50

UAiVlMONDS BeSTCL0THIERS