Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 232, Hammond, Lake County, 19 March 1920 — Page 16

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SHOES ior WOMEN

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I'R STR'NT. di .-play of NEWARK shoes for women, now ready, is bound to

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SPRING TUMPS. Charming New Pumps in Patent Leather, Slender Last. Coveted Louis Heels with Alurr.invm Plates.

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QUALITY FIRST

Special for Saturday, March 20th Select Brand Smoked Meats SELECT BRAND CALIFORNIA HAMS. Ib 21c SELECT BRAND SKINNED HAMS, lb 28c SELECT BRAND BACON. MILD AND LEAN, lb 32c SPECIAL BREAKFAST BACON, lb 28c

BEEF

PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, lb PRIME NATIVE SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb., CHOICE CUT NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, lb.,

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PORK

SMALL LEAN PORK LOIN ROAST, lb 27c FRESH CUT LEAN PORK CHOPS, Ib 29c ' FRESH SPARE RIBS. LEAN AND MEATY,, lb.. ..... .18c FRESH LEAF LARD. ALL YOU WANT, lb 242c

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MILK FED NATIVE VEAL LEG OR LOIN. Ib 26c FRESH CUT RIB OR SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS 28c FRESH CUT VEAL OR LAMB STEW. Ib 20c FRESH CUT LAMB CHOPS, lb 25c SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.

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A Greasy, Pimply Skin, a Foul Odor to I'rrnlrntlon, Holla nna Arties and I'nlna All UanUbrii by Sulpheru Tnlilrta. like f.rnndma'a lleiurdy for prln.

Taka the.is tahleta made of sulphur, cream of tartar, calcium sulphlda ami extracts of rar hrba and tako regularly f.r a month or bo, ami you can drive thn polnons out of your system.

Sulpherb Tablets r womierul to overcome constipation, ."HigKtsh liver and kidneys and they quickly start ail the ellminatlva organs working. They 'flush the n-wfru" an it ner, and you will feel their fine effects all throush spring ind summer. Headaches, catarrh, neuralgia, rheumatic pain, constipation and kindred ailments due c poisons in the blood, all gri, the sktn clears, plmplf-a and boils are absorbed and pa" out throush the proper waste channels. Kvery parkt is guaranteed so you can prove It easily. Good for children and adults. Ail druggists SOc per sealed tube. Get Sulpherb Tablets (not sulphur tablets'!. adv.

BALTIMORE IN NEW RACE RIOT riNTENTIONL NEWS SERVICt! r.ALTr.MOUK, .MIX, March 19 In a sensational gun battle which threatened to assume the proportions of a raes riot here early today, two policemen were shot, a negro Is dying in a hospital with hundreds of wounds Inflicted by shot Brims in Tils body, another negro badly wounded and narrowly escaped lynching, and four other persons were felled by bullet. The trouble started w hen the negro, who is. dying and the negro who is wounded attacked white man. The two negroes were captured after bavins: shot and badly wounded tha two policemen.

LOWELL

M. C. 'Wiley of East Ohicagov, was in Lowell on busire-s yesterday. IV. Elliott of ""hicaKo. waa !d Iweil esterday locainf after his farm Interests here. Mrs, Edson toora of fheIby was a Lowell 'visitor yenterady. Herbert C. Krancls. Ueput)l-'.can candidate for bounty Recorder, was in town yesterday looking after his pol;tlcal fence . A -r was derailed here yesterday on the oiith bound Ic-csl which ca lsed i-onsidera'ble delay to the trains.

Mirror Part of Dr in 1600. In the sixteenth century no ladr was considered in full dress unless she had a mirror at her hrear. It was oval in shnpe, shout four Inches in eize.

Croup Ends Life Many Children Die of Croup Every Year Before a Doctor Can Be Summoned. raren of children should be prepared at all times for a spasm of the croup. Ksep fn bouse a treatment that will grive instant relief and keep the child from choking until the arrival of the physician. Get a 60 cent bottle of IITOMEI today and in case of an attack of croup, pour 20 drops into a bowl of boilinir water. Hold the child's bead over the bowl so that it can breathe the soothing-, penetrating- vapor that arises, ln the meantime send for a physician. This treatment ha helped many ch.il dren and is a precaution that all parents should promptly take. irYONfEf Is sold by Kaufman and Wolff pnd Summer's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere and satisfaction is guaranteed for croup, catarrh, asthma and bronchitis or your money back. If you have children,, eave this notice. adv.

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It relieves stomach misery, sour stomach, belching and all stomach disease or money back. Large box of tablets 69 centa. Druggists ia til town.

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BABY CHICKS

Order baby chicles from proved winter layers. Have sold fresh eggs all winter. Before ordering chicks come and see my Ferris S. C. W. Leghorn pens and get my prices. Also chicks of several other varieties. Order April chicks now.

D. L. NEWMAN 13Slh and Sheffield Ave., Hammond. Opposite Douglas Park. SALESROOM 542 HOHMAN ST. Phone 531 Hammond.

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Present day demand indicates a record-breaking season at this men's store. Our suits are produced by the best makers, from finest fabrics, and shown in all the new models and colors. Our contracts for spring lines were placed very early and this advantage is apparent in our remarkable suit values at $35 to $65. Feature Suit Values Great lines; styles, qualities, values unusual at the price; several snap

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Spring Clothes for Boys Boys' Norfolk Suits

SIZES 6 to 18 Years

Well Tailored Serviceable

New Spring Norfolk Suits, many with two pairs knickerbockers. Well tailored. Blue serge included with one pair knickers. Stylish new belted models.

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The Spring e're proud of our Spring Shirt display proud because it meas

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years. At $2.35 Printed and corded fabrics, high colored grounds and staple effects, with soft cuffs. Exceptional values.

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At $4.95 Plain colored silk poplin, in buff, salmon and green, and fine soft finished fabrics, noted for their wearing qualities.

Men's Hats Styles for Spring We feature a great line of men's and young men's soft hats, up-to-date

styles, black and all new shades of pearl, green, browr gray and tan. Choice at ... .

Men's Black Gun Metal Calf Shoes Genuine calf uppers, with oak out-soles, full grain inner-soles. The Eng- rr luh or the wide toe models; here's a remarkable value in high grade shoes, all V" sir.es, at

Men's Black Vici Kid Shoes This is a wonderful value; a genuine vici kid shoe, with oak out-soles, full grain inner Q sole?; Comfort and London toes; also have rubber heels attached, at

Men's High Grade Co-Operative Shoes $10 to $16.75-

Black and brown leather. Many styles to select from.

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BREAKFAST. Sliced Bananas Oat weal Creamed Dried Beef Rolls and Coffa Potato Omelet Apple Jelly Cookies Cocoa DINNER. Vegetable Soup Roast Rump of Veal Cauliflower Canned Peach Layer CaVe Coffee BREAKFAST. Baked Apple Puffed Rle Corn Meal Waffle Honey CoCee IvrXCHKOX. Potato Biscuits Sliced Ham Indian Pudding Coffee DINNER. Cream of Tomato Soup Stuffed Klank Steak Baked Potatoes Oyster Plant Canned Pars Coffee

rOTATO RTSCTIT. Bake about half a dozen large potatoee; when they are done enough, 'burst them open and scoop out th , Insides with a teaspoon until there is a quarter of a pound of the flour. jTut this through a fine sieve and mis (with it the well beaten yolks of 8 jCggg, the grated peel of half a lemion. I, pound of pounded and aifted

sugar, ileal the paste until it Is quite light, then add the whites of the eggs, beaten to a firm froth. Make some small paper eases, oil them, half Jill them with the batter. Strew a little Bugar over them, bake in a modrate oven abont twenty minute. If liked a little bright colored Jelly may be put over biscuit before serving.

j CORN MEAIi WAFFLES. : To the beaten yolks of thre? eggs 'add 1 quart of soup milk or butterjmllk, corn meal to make a batter, a

little thicker than for pancakes, one teaspoon alt, one of soda dissolved in a little warm water, then the well beaten whites; etlr thoroughly, bake at once in waffle irons.

HTTJKVKU FLANK STEAK. After wash in c and wiping carefully make a pocket In the meat, and fill with good chicken staffing if the meat is thick enagh. In ease the flank EteeJc la tWn fold the meat together thws making a pocket for the d rowing. Bake one hour in covered pan and serve with gTavy made from drippings. INDIAN PUDDING WITHOUT EGGS. Mix one-half teaspoon each of ginger, cinnamon and salt with one cup of corn meal and H cup of molasses. Put into a saucepan, add one pint of scalding hot milk (set on the stove and stir until thoroughly scalded and bubbling), then add another pint of milk. Stir well, pour into a buttered baking dish and bake for two roars in a moderate oven, siirring occasion

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MEAT CROC. UETTK.S . 2 cups cnopped meat Fish or chicken 1 rup thick white sauce Bait, pepper and onion Juiee to taate Nutmeg, a few grains. Mix meat with hot white sauce and season to taste. Spread on platter to oool. When cold shape into cylinders, roll ln bread crumbs, then in egg and again in bread crembs, Fry in deep fat or oil and drain. Serve with a thin white sauce or tomato sauce. Season with a little celery salt. Fish may have a dash of lemon. BEET RELISH. 1 cup cooked beets 3 tablff poons horse radish 2 teaspoons powdered sugar 1 teafpnon salt 4 -tablespoon lemon juic Chop the bee's, whiih should le

When she is getting better the doctor orders Dietrich's Banquet Cream Bread Toasted. This bread is so light and nourishing that physicians naturally recommend it for invalids. We do what the home-baker does: We use plain bread ingredients and ferment our doughs with plenty of Compressed Yeast. The result is bread with a substantial slice that appeals to the most hardy and th most delicate appetites alike. When you cat bread, eat Dietrich's Banquet Cream Cream Bread. It satisfies and saves. Your grover has it. Dietrich's Banquet Cream Bread "You will never know how good it is until you try it."

chonpM. and added at the end of th,cold, in a food chopper, and add olher first hour improve the pudding : ingredients. Serve with cold s'.iced Serve with cream. imcaU

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