Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 164, Hammond, Lake County, 30 December 1919 — Page 8

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Bright eyes, a dear slnn and a body full cf ycuth ar.d health may ba yours ;f you will keep your system in order by rozul-rly talking j ' GOLD MEML !

Economical Menus

BKKAKFAST Ste-rj Prunes Oatmeal Coiled Eggs Cofree and Rolls LUNCH 10ON Bakod Btans and Fork Gelatine Pudding Cocoa DIN NEK Vepetable Soup Pot Roast Baited Potatoes Buttered Beets Canned Peaches Coffee 11KKAKFAST Grapefruit farina Fried Scrapple Coffee ajd Rolls 1XNCHF.ON Scalloped Meat French r.incakes Jelly Milk PI XX Kit Rice Soup Fresh Ham Sauerkraut Apple Dumplings Coffee

dark flour

gravy, thicken It wilh brown

CASSKKOLK BEirF Take one and one-half pounds or more ehoulder or rump of beef. Cut in strips about an inch thick, dredpe with flour and season with salt and P' pper. Fry with an onion, brown on both sides. Put meat in casserole.

then brown one tablespoon of flour I In frying pan, add water and maks f gravy. Pour over meat to cover, i Put small potatoes on "top and bake two hours with lid on casserole, j Parsley, celery or carrot improve the j flavor.

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POT KOAST Any of the cheaper cuts of beef will be. suiiable for this dish. Take piece of suet and cut in dices, brown, add two onions, sliced and let them brown. Then lift fat pieces and onion out and place the meat in the (deep) pan (if possible made of heavy iron). Brown the meat which has been rubbed with salt and slightly dredsred with flour. When It is nice and brown all over, add one diced carrot, one small bay leaf, two tablespoonf uls of lemon juice and three cups boiling water. Let the tueat simmer for three to four hours, tightly covered, until tender. Then lift out and thicken thd gravy with Cour. If you want a

PLUM PIPPING 1 cupful sweet milk 1 cupful molasses 1 cupful raisins 1 cupful currants 1 cupful citron

i 1 cupful chopped suet 1 teaspoonful soda i 3 cupfnls flour ! 1 teaspoonful each of salt, cinna1 mon and allspice j Mix milk, molasses, suet and spices. Add flour and fruit. Put in ! ereaaed mold-coffee or baking powIder cans, and boil three hours.

SAKU 1 cupful sugar H cupful margarine 1 teaspoonful vamlla extract 1 egg

cupful sweet milk Cream butter and sugar togefhei, add eggs, flavoring and cook the mixture until quite thick.

GINGER SN APS 1 cupful butter substitute H cupful molasses 1 teaspoonful baking soda dissolved in 1 gill boiling water 1 tablespoonful cinnamon 1 tablespoonful ginger Mix all these ingredients with enough flour to make a good dough. Roll out thin, cut with cookie cutter, and bake In moderate oven.

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f Chicago. :Mary Scl'tnitt. of Hammond. pent

j Thursday with hor aunt Mrs. A. I. . ! Kaiser, i

Mr. and Mr. V. ltpfuhl visited with thoir daufthfr. Mr?. J. It. tirav. of Ifayette, f.r fevtral Says.

! 1M S--l.ia:s.-. of 'hica-, spent Christ-

CROWN POINT

A nmrrUKe li '-nsf was on Saturday to Mis:j 1 1 . daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

I E'ler of Hammond and John 1... i of the s-afn -city . Mlsa Kder

Mere's a beys storm boot that v. i!l star.d t!i" hard wear they are sure to get, and v.e particularly recommend this Loot for winter wear. Price $3.50 and $4.50. " BOYS' RUBBER BOOTS Made of red rubber, strictly first grade $2, $2.50 & $3.95. RU3DERS AND ARCTICS fcr men.

4 buckle arctics I buckle arctics Alaska rubbers !:avy pum rubbers.. Dress Rubbers

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Peer Schaller. S. P. Waley. of Chi-

capo, are the proud parents of a baby hoy, born on Christmas inornlns Jdr.i. Wally was formerly Mary "Wiiley. Franlc "Wiiley went to Chicago on Sunday to act as fponsor for his sister"s bahy. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kork "sper.t Ciiris-mas with Josej.h 1. Endres an 1 famil;,. fr. Fred Tre:tzman, a well known farmer of Dyer Ttnute. ivill make )n.i futnro home at Ifammond. Mr. Henry Hothan and family mnvN to Cr. to. III. llewill spend the winter in th" s.-ith.

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WOMEN'S RUBBERS Styles to fit any shoe, $1.00. EOYS' AND GIRLS' RUBBERS S3c ad $1.00

Jas. B. Ortt 163 STATE ST., HAMMOND.

RAW FURS

We r K HIGHEST tvrfcm. red rUHr 1 likeraUy. el GUAJRANTEE you tatMacticm.. Here ia brviqai Wtten . ritt tAamt trn fee ten (fit g paymimU a p-upiiw fvr th-.pmraU kavi mod. got man lion I try-teUd and em glad l ditf ffmrrtlnMUw ami Hi trtulwunt. I am tUffixj It gn taciuttaeig frnt new . B ecennue turn imn ui LOUIS BRIMBER6

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know ii here havinc spent her girlhood days here. She :s a sistf.r of K Award J. Kder, also of this city . Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Pat tec Lave returned f r:n Chicago where they were

the guests oi' Mr. and Mrs. J. p.. X. a!

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Miss Nellie Xurthrup is spending: several we, ks in Chicago with her sister Mrs. P.o.-e Demrmon. Miss Carrie G..soh. a tea -h.r in the Kast Chicago schools, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Will Petfihone cn Main street. Cards La', e been received from Miss Ar.na AViisou of this city, lellin; of her safe arrival in Daytona, Florida, where, she Is spending the winter vacation with Mrs. Flora X. Big-gs. Jtirry Einsweiier wtio is a teacher

of printing in the Cary schools is here j spending a weeks vacation with his! parents. ISeforv returning to Gary j he will vi. t in Southern Indiana for :

several days. Miss Louise Crawford "ho is employed In Marshall Field's. Chicago, is with her parents for a few dajs. The Commercial Club is enjoyinsr th.e annual (lioncr t aiiglit at the Presbyterian church, the following menu being served bv the Thimble Club of the Pi esby t-rian . hurcb. After tiie feed a Riiiolier will be et. Joyed at the rlut rooms. Mcn'j;

fiystrr Cocktail Olives Onion;" Celery j Roast Turkey with Pressing j C ranb t-r r y S a ucc I

Mnehed potatoes Peas i

'Browne, Swc-t TYtatoe FUVIT- SALAD Plum PtiddinfC Wl; r.ped Cream Coffee and Cigars.

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The greatest coat values we nave given in years. Handsome and smart enough for any occasion. Don't fail to see our window display. $45.00 Beaver Plush Coats reduced to

PORTO RICANS WISH TO ENTER MARINES WASHINGTON, 1). ;.. T,-. 30.

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Sanchfz of Porto Rico went to enlist in "f. Cuei po de Infant' ; in, do Manna" and Headquarters, I.'. S. Murine Corps has another problem on its hands. It all started when the two Porto Itlcan youths read in Kl 1 m-m r -inl that the Marine Corps was open for rocru'.ts So they sent carefully typewritten let-. lets to Scrtri. I'l-.illips of the recruiting

' i ffice in New York, whom they knew when he served in their island, ex

pressing in their best Spanish 1 hir desire to j"in ti "I n f a n te r ia de Marina." He forwarded the letters to Headquart-

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$100 Yukon Seal Coats, threequarter lengths, reduced to

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And many other bargains in coats, some as low as

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I MNTERNATIONAL NEWS SESVICE! I ; rorOHKFKFSlK. N. V.. I -. 31. The j i Rev. Howard J. Kindon. pastor of th.j j : I-.Tptist c'lUT-cri if. Kcro-on. h. recenMy f , took a job in the Carroll hat shop be-j j cause h'1 could ict live on the salary j j paid by his corifrrrpal ion, continues to j 1 work there, notwithstandirg the regular 1 .corkers in the store, who are on strike. !

have petitioned him to fenrp employ- j ment elsewhere and refrain from "work-:

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ister. "I shall remain at work until my con e relation raises my salary. If they do. then well, that's another storv."

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Our Store Will Be Closed New Years Day

Double Stamps Given All Day Wednesday

Savings for You in Yard Goods

These Special Sales

Every Section in the Big Store which is most interesting news to every one seeking economy. The values are very worthy of consideration, representing quite noticeable savings. Begin the New Year right by saving E. C. Minas Co. Stamps, which is real economy.

33 c

Outin? Flannel 36 inches wide: i

heavy "teaseldown" quality, long fleecy

nap. On sale per yard

Canton Flannel 30 inches wide ; unbleached heavy fleeced and twilled back. On sale per HQ yard J7C Toweling 16 inch, heavy quality, old fashioned red. border; usually sells

at 29c. On sale per yard

Silk Stripe Poplin 27 inches wide;

heavy quality; all wanted shades; 59c

values. On sale per yard

Dress Gingham 32 inches wide ; old fashioned amoskeag, in all the new plaids and checks; 2 to 6 yard OP lengths. On sale per yard

19c

39c

Wool Dress Goods In all widths md qualities such as coatings, skirtings, :tc. ; good range of col- (IO 1 Q )rs. On sale, yard X Pajama Flannels 36 inches wide, in pretty madras stripes; of soft blue and pink combinations. On sale A C yard C Bath Robe Flannels 27 inches wide, in suitable lengths for bath robes; in dark and pastel shades. ?Q On sale, yard vrv Madras Shirtings 36 inches wide; pretty patterns ; heavy rep quality ; 59c quality. On sale per A C yard UC Percales 36 inches wide; lights only; mostly dotted patterns; 39c values. On sale per OQ yard P C

Offerings in Underwear and Hosiery at Savings

Ladies' Bleached Union

Suits; fleeced, medium weight ......

98c

Ladies' Munsing V ear Lnion Suits; cream, fleeced leavy weight garments; high neck, long sleeves; all sizes. : $2.35 Ladies' Vests and Drawers, aeavy bleached ribbed garments, fleeced. OQ. Garment J J

29c

Ladies' Fleeced Hose Good grade ribbed black

hose; exceptional good value

Ladies' Cashmere Hose Black, heavy weight, reinforced soles. Q Pair -tV1 Infants' White Wool Hose, silk heel and toe; 9C run of the mill C

Seasonable Footwear

DOUBLE STAMPS WILL BE GIVEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY.

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Men's 4-Backle Arctics, $3.48 good quality. Special

Men's l-Buckle Arctic, jJO OC with extra sole, at Men's 2-BuckIe Red Overs for mack-

inaw sox; best quality, GjlA CC

Long Wool Sox $ J per pair

Men's Red Sole Rubbers. highest grade, with extra

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$2.00

Men's Sheep Wanagans 9 inch. leather soles and

heel. Special at

Men's Sheep Moccasins,

six inch, at

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$1.25

GOOD NEWS FOR WINTER COAT BUYERS

We have made January' reductions on all Women's, Misses and Children's Winter Coats. Your size is here Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.

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Plush Coats Velour Coats Silrertone Coats Broadcloth Coats Coats of elegance, made with large shawl collars, full backs and belted styles; values to $49.75. Choice

Plush Coats Polo Coats Wool Mixture Coats Egyptian Plush and Beaver Coats. Every size for women and misses; alluring models; values up to $35.00. Choice this sale

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Boys' Knickerbocker Suits Pants full lined, in dark mixtures; sizes d Q QQ 6 to 18 years vO.OO Group No. 2 Mothers will appreciate the reduced prices; fancy suits, corduroy and blue serge suits at a low dl 1 7C price of 41 1. O Mackinaws and Overcoats all reduced for quick selling.

Boys' Lined Knickerbockers; dark mix-

$2.69

tures; sizes 6 to 16,

Houseware Specials

Water Pail Blue and white granite wilh bail iv o o d handle, arge size. Special at 79c

Sad Irons Mrs. Potts' asbestos iron, three irons and stand. Complete at. $2.49 set

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Bear Brand Hose 45c Boys' Union Suits $1.25 Boys' Winter Caps 93c

Boys Flannelette Waists .. $1.15 Boys' Sweater Coats ...$2.98 Boys Corduroy Knickers. .$1.50

Sals Mens Overcoats & Suits $24.50 Men's and youths' suits and overcoats reduced to $24.50. The greatest value of the season.

Men's Work Pants, sizes to 50 waist $2.98 Furnishings at Sale Prices

Fidi.nelrite Ni'jht Shirts. ..$1.73 inter Union Suits $1.85 Youths' Lor. Trousers. . .$4.95 Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, each S5c Men's Mackinaw Coats .. $12.50 Men's Leather Lined Mitts. .69c

Men's Dress Shirts $1.S5 Fine Gaugac Cotton Hose, pair 25c Heavy Cotton Sweaters. . .$1.98 X'ool Mixed Union Suits. .$2.98 Brown's Beach Jackets ... $6.50 Warm Jersey Gloves, pair. . .50c

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' Wash BoardLarge rubbing surface, well made, large size. Special

(TV 69c

Cedar Polish Best for furniture or wood work; $1.00 bottle extra special CQ.

House Brocfm Union made, 5 sewrd well worth $1.00. adal 89c Clothes Lin t Twisted cord; 50 ft. lengths. 49C

Aluminum Pre jer xing Kettle, extra heavy grade, 4 qt. size. Special at.. $1.49

Wednesday's Groceries SUGAR With grocery order of $3.00 or over, QC 5 lbs. for ,GC COFFEE Monarch brand, highest quality, " OA 3 lb. can vl.UJ

26c

May er's Pure Lard, Q per lb miJ

Farrell s A I Nut Q

Margarine, per lb. . . Soap, Superior Family, 1 0 bars . . . .

Matches, Blue Tip. OQ per pkg

53c

Oranges. Sweet f lorida, pef dozen.

Peanuts, Jumbo size, 07 - per lb. & C Poiicorn, sure to pop, 25 C Mixed Nuts, good eat- OQ rig: 3 lbs. $1.15: b....OVC

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