Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 161, Hammond, Lake County, 26 December 1919 — Page 6

THE TIDIES

ffriday, December 2b, IjIj. LEADERS IN NfcV 11(1 II T ON THE HIGH COST OF LIVING I Edward C. Minas Co. i

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Row Yon Can Buy Fair-Priced Government Flour fa bring down hfch living costs: to fiive ,f U every flour user in this locality a chance ' J. for real saving: tie Government is putca the local markets good flour at a low pricei. This flonr !s made of soft red winter wheat. It is favored by good cooks everywhere. United States Grain Corporation Standard Pure Wheat Flour

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W" i , . . . pund packages and $1.50 lor 242-pound p.tkages. Retailers may buy this flour in paper sacks in car lots at $10.43 per barrel, or in cotton Hacks at $10. 80 per barrel. (In less than car lots, paper $11.15, cotton $11.55). Makenhe most of this opportunity. If you are paying more for flour, here's your chance to strike a real blow at rising living costs. United States Grain Corporation Standard Pure Wheat Flour b on sale to-day at local GREAT ATLANTIC and PACIFIC TEA STORES ' The Government is selling this flour only where there ire no similar flours sellinjj at similar lovr prices. For farther information write United States Grain Corporation (Flour Diriion) Philadelphia, Pa.

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s . Wht you fee! cavities forming in the teeth you should consult a good der.'dst at ence. . The usual ay is to rjt it off for a more convenient , time and that tirr.e never comes. Be prompt and business- ' like about your dental needs. Do not delay, for every week ;; that slips by :s only ens more week of playing into the hands V of the enemy Dicteria that destroys the teeth and gums.

I can positively extract your teeth without pain. IF I CANT. DON'T PAY ME. If you need plates I'll guarantee to fit you or no pay. Remember this- I am making low prices for Honest Dentistry for a few months. After I get a little more established I will have to charge more for the same dental work, so take advantage of this and come in at once.

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Room 116 First National Bank Bldg., Over Woolworth's 5 and 10c Siore. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights Until 9 o'clock Telephone 3189. Hammond, Ind.

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The conference in session. Left to riffht. seated: II. H. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer and Gov. Frank O. I nwHon Qtantnir. Ti;L-f.i. A. "I - I f 11 . & . t i . .

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Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer was the principal fipira in the conference recently called by Governor Lowden of Illinois for

the cumose of combating the hie-h

cost of living. Another important personace at the meeting was H. II. Merrick of the Chicago Cham

ber of Commerce. Other members of the conference, which was held in Chicago, are shown in the accompanying picture.

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Whiting Lodge, No. 613. F. & A. M., at their past meeting held their annual election of officer. Those, elected were as follows: Master. Arthur Vernon; Pr. Warden, John Jacksorw Jr. Warden. Chaa. E. Trueblood: Treas. X. C. Douglas; Sec. R. G. Walker. Mr. and Mis. Banko and son. Mike.

of East 119th street, have been visit'.ng relatives In South Bend. Mrs. C. D. Hyatt and dauehter M'ss Margaret and son "George, of Tarlun, Ohio, are here visiting her sister, Mrs. if. C. Allen and also her sou Walter, a ho lives at the Allen home. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Ginther and laughters Catherine and, Ginther. .spent Christmas- at the home of the r'ormer's mother in LaPorte. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ireland of Ur.lon Mil's, Ind., spent Christmas here at

the home of their daughter and family, M. and Mrs. I'rank Allison of Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings of Joliet. 111., were guests of the former's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Jennings of Oliver street on Christ, nas ray. Mrs. Catherine Stewart entertained several members of her family at her home In Sheridan avenue on Christmas Da . -Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman and son oT Chicago, spenChristma withthe latter's parents. fn and Mrs. Swartz on Sheridan avenue. Today they left for New Orleans to spend New Years and the first part of January. The Beta Gamma L'psi'on gave the'r Christmas party at the home of Miss. Lucille Daegling on Tuesday evening. The affair being a juvenile party, many of the members came dressed In a representative costume. A large Christmas tree was in evidence, each of the members being the recipient of a beautiful gift. A two course luncheon was served and a very nice time enjoyed by all. Mrs. Kdward Zimmerman of Chicago was the only out of town member present. The Royal Neighbors at their last meeting elected the following officers to serve throughout the ensuing year: Oracle Ricka Lohse. Vice Oracle Dorothy Baumgarten. Tast Oracle Rinna Gorard. Chancellor Bessie Dahlke. Receiver Esther Steinke. Recorder Amelia Klose. Marshall Dauer. Assistant Marshall Mary Janoj. Inner Sentinel Lulu Allen. Outer Sentinel Effie Rowe Manager Camille Johnson. Musician Edith Shade. These officers will he installed the firs tmeeting In January. Miss Bessie Naef entertained the members of the Tri Kappa Sorority at her home in Roberts avenue. FI Hundred was enjoyed at which the honors were awarded to Mrs. L. B.. Ritter. This being the Sorority Christmas party, a large Christmas tree was concealed in the conservatory which came' as a surprise to the members, being concealed until time for the gift giving hfn each member was

the recipient of a present. A two course luncheon was served and this proved to be one of the Sorority's most pleasant Christmas parties. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkins entertained the latter's sister, Mrs. Katherine Spring-and daughter yesterday. The Community Service dance will be given in the High School Auditorium this evening, dancing being about 9:45. following the basket-ball game. The Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority are giving a dancing party which is to be. held in the Slovak Doni on Monday evening, next. Mrs. K. N. Gavit and daughter Miss Ruth, of Gary, attended the Tri Kappa Christmas party -at the home of Miss Naef. Miss Ethel Ketson of Barrincton, 111. Is visiting at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Mary Stross of Cleveland Ave. Mr. Ste'n stii; remains confined to his bed with rheumatism at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Harry Stross.

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I Ira I avenue entertained a large num

ber of friends at a Christmas party on Monday evening. A large tree was decorated for the occasion and each guest received a teautiful giTt. Mrs. Anderson served a six o'clock dir.ner after which the evening was spent in playing games and dancing. Charles Robinson of Petersburg, Indiana. Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr;?. Arthur Golding of Myrtle avenue . Frank Melvin of Cleveland, Ohio, is spending the holidays at the home of his brother William Mclvip of Lincoln avenue. , Mr. and Mrs. Ed-ward I.angahr rf Myrtle avenue, spent Mcnday in Chicago shopping. A very large number attend?! the Christmas exercises given at the Franklin auditorium by the different classes of the Evangelical Sunday School. The hl'le cnes did exceptionally well. A very interesting sketch, "Christmas ai the Cross Roads" wae given by Rev. Spielburger's class. Just before the close cf the program Rev. Spielburger was presented with $152.50 by the friends of his church. . Mrs. Ruebottom of Pearl street, left Tuesday for Indianapolis where she will spsnd the holidays with her jarents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Beavens entertained few friends at their home on Myrtle avenue at a Bunco party. The prizes were awarded to Mr. A. M. Marts and Mrs. A. Ogren. '

Mr. and Mrs. C. Gothe of Indiana blvd., entertained her son George and, family of Chicago at a dinner yesterday. William Ackerrnan of I.ake avenue, left Wednesday for Davenport, Iowa, to spend a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanuepl and family of Englewood were the guests of Mrs. Richard Schaaf. Sr., of Indiana boulevard yesterday. Mr. Anderson of Lake avenue, is spending the holidays with his daughter of Danville, 111 . A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Siguly of Myrtle avenue. Mrs. George Conya of Indiana boulevard, spent Monday in Chicago on business . Mr. and Mis razell of Indiana boulevard, entertained a number of relatives at a Christmas dinner yesterday . Mr. end M.-s. Comsloc iv. who have been temporarily making their home with Mr. and -Mrs. Floyd Banks of Atchison avenue, returned to (their home in Syracuse, New York. While here Mr. Corastock was an engineer on one of the Standard boats.

cod are accented by The Wbltlns Xtm Co K4. lliHh St.. Phone 13S-W. WANTED AT ONCE By family with two small children. Furnisn?d house, apartment or light house-keep, ing rooms, phone I7S or call at Federal Bakery, Whiting. 12-23-3 STAR THEATRE TOMGI1T Big Serial Night "Trial of the Octopus," Elmo, and Radium Mystery, also Innocetft Ambrose. 12-26-1 WANTED: Girl for clerk and off.ee work; address in own hand writing, C.J. L., Whiting News Co. 12-26-2 FOR RENT : Three room house. 417 John street. 12-26-3 PRINCESS THEATRE TONMJHT Hale Hamilton in "THAT'S GOOD;" an all comedy dratne; also a Prizma Naturay C"lor picture, and a Keystone

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HOW A BO I T THAT TOME FOR KENT OR SALEf On Atchison avenue. Brick, bath, basement and attic, fully- equipped. $25.00 per mnth. Phone Whiting 41 or call S'jO 119th street. 12-26-1 HOI SB

j A desirable house for rent in SteigI l?z Park. House has neier been w-

cupieil. Modern. ?j;.qd per .month, j I'hone Whiting 41 or call 6"0 119th i street. 12-26-1

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George Miller returned last evening

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ily at Odebolt, Iowa. Miss Beulah Plummer who is teach, ing school in Michlg'an, is spending the holiday vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. riummer . Mrs. H, T.. Baughman was if Chicago yesterday. Lorenzo Davis who is in the Navy, and is stationed at San Diega, Cali., is here visiting his parents. Bernard Beckman, who Is in the aiation corps of the t". S. Army, is home on a twelve-day furlough and is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Beckman.

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Men's Warm Mackinaws The garment for out-of-doors; heavy warm C IO Cfl fabrics, in dark colors. Special P i Men's Flannelette Shirts, in colors $2.69 Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union Suits $1.85 Winter Caps, made from suiting ends $1.50 Men's Flannelette Night Shirts $1.75 Men's Flannelette Pajamas $2.45 A Great Special Selling of Boys' Overcoats Mackinaws and Suits Lot 1 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits $8.88 A Special Lot, Pants Full Lined, in Dark Mixtures. Boys' Mackinaws, dark patterns $9.75 Boys' Overcoats, browns and blues $11.95 Boys' Corduroy Knickers, at $1.50 Boys' Heavy Lined Knickers, 6 to 17 $1.98 Boys' Sweater Coats . .$2,98 Boys' Winter Union Suits $1.25 Boys' Flannelette Waist.- 98c Boys' Winter Caps $1.00

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