Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 238, Hammond, Lake County, 26 March 1920 — Page 10

THE TIMES

Friday, March liU. 1920

Twin City News Notes

I 'n of th del iwrhf f u i f unrtM.ns of i' wfi.-k eontenntf alu-iit It. 'liana Itsx women who l.o twist '" t ho music i irlmfiit of tllM W..UU1 ll'S Club V MS muSK-Al hi". I at !; him)., w' Mr,. 'i ;uuu -' . Kunkt-y. .lr-. in F; ' Ip.ioto . ilary, hr !.ti aii'l wit of il WAS r- . '.l " ' '1 -4 l''iil ,;i rr,'i- ::u Il-ti;h.t,;i ili, afl--i-' . ' Tilt li..'cs c h . cl i a K -;:atlli;- ' I'rarrs ;i p!.':t ' . -1 m Tin? w.tniii .' ,ior with .i s. !(:., urmi .f m-iim : Mm. i ;iii's r.-i. .! of i hiniK" ' ; iorni! th" i:. .si .iiff ,,-uH ttitvrprota- , t of ! ;! mv . s -Sonata fatlo-i ' ' in two ir . . r.i n t -. :t v..is rt ms" ami I'Si'.n t-i'.i! tti !:.;'.. fjll- : . V. : . K : u ,i : S-. . . . " t In - . h ' ; ' n T pi: t ,i ': r v. ; ii v .. . ': h ; . ; i n u':y i-. ! i v ; ! .-.! iloiiK.-.t wn--i!in! "I if r i ' n, ; u ' i : r: i; T'-:ni'cr by -i !: :is t . '. . !i 1- .Mrs. Kim io-y . 1 no " V-:' . i 1 r c .,-'in s.rt; r: ' : u :'!. ,'- H . Si. ir si .;-.. .:,.,: nil.! ii h i ' ; " t ni T ' ; ..: .i :it thf !'in i f 1 ' ' ; i r. t v i r .1 is: : n r. r. o' t- ; . : v. , ; i, ar.i M -ifr.ij: : ; ; :i I ! . r-1 r b . V t " : g H . S ' j n : i M.iiv'i ."!!. i : , . : i ; r o ' .i lilt ' o '.v , - of .t.' : : - n V rs-. .A. i'l.'it-rs.'n, of i.u tir, rvo;i;y ; : . ,,i -1 Woiii.tr; :::'S. et- ro'.M a. !:: t ho-;' ::,o e v. m- t- ail ! ' i.tii os f r - - i . : 1 rr rrr.h-r of to . ; s, - i - t r lo roe a w h n 9- i-. .'';'.. r n.i 'H t'"-' 'it'.: K " - i.i: '':.( r - :.i: te:y u . : tari-.-r V man's s: r.'i id r j.r. . - ' ITS. A.s st;,;:-- ' t e ; .--s. la ; i. ' - i ! tNl r. r ' l-i.; . - ' e 1 1 ' e r s of I i -' . , , r . S ; :. . i ' V SO:', , i 1 oo -a i:. ' a : : . v. n.-'i ('.!' r. , ' .1 I h : s t t : , j ri.o. y, . Y t - ; s r t n i OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. 6:00 TO 8:09 PM.

Our Service Car An automobile stands outside this bank ready to carry our service men to any part cf town. The day hardly begins and then there is a phone call for rates and information. A phone call often means a hurry up trip to look over property or to give insurance advice. And if there is a fire of any consequence vou will find our car and service men on the job. Service. Courtesy, Information all a part of the day's game here.

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J. H. HERMAN 3450-6 Penna Ave, Indiana Harbor, Indiana Furniture for Cash or Payments Spring Opening Display of Refrigerators

51 H I i h I ii THE WELL KNOWN GUARANTEED ICE SAMNG GIBSON Clean, sanitary rust proof and crack proof porceloid interiors. $5.00 down and a J. 3450-6 Penna. Ave.,

of tha o'.ai.i. A Inter date will bo Belocted an J lvn out for publication. JTrs. A. J. Hcrmansdorf er of North llaeoim avf.. was Imstfiu to her club members a.t F-c Hundred yesterday. On account of thr beinpr five Tuesdas in the month of March, the next me..Un of tho literary department of th K-n.st rhli-ago AVoman's Club will virtually fall on Arrll 6th. : which time Mrs. Charleys Kltcher w til be the hostess-loader at tis.0 afternoon, In a l:u?kin study. Them t . very urg'ent request postol for 'l iremhera of the music deVai Inii'iit of t!)" Kst Chicago Woman's I'hib holding tiokets for the Junior Con. '.rt, il;i.h took place laat Monday, to make ii p.Tt. of sain this weekend, tfithfi- ciirt'ct to Miss Blanch Peaamir. .ti--s Ann.'tte Specter or Mrs. I.flr oiicnluomor. It la very essentia! thHt, rrjiort lie complete as n-nounoenn-n'. is to bo made and plans ioi!.m1 t lo i -M r m flt a meetinsr to be l.-'ol Monday .' .-n ;r. s, March 29th. at the homo of Miss Specie1". In North infr a" . k n the discuasion of tte a..i v ;s.i loi ' t y of the May festival at Hn c.r'v iim he taken ni for rrmsld-tr.it-on and as this Is always given on !;, l'n- as a ciosttn; tribue t the j.nr t'nal work, it is a-ked that all o. i.artun n: al rrer-il-ers lie rres-nt to s-.3t In i! d-c iioo of the arrana o r. ' P.T:.e Nu Krfiii Chtb which Vas not iio.u t.oot'r. durir.K" the- i.nten boast n

their a c r CO'St- - . J . . ; e s r Vi e week I .err. at tt" n.jii on North 'V . r: -tii-a ree o! ''r.y Tanhroidery lo.h at i f liet wef k will be :s. if. 1. At.drsOII at ml i , . - !:,. a rd .ler.kir." of 'he "vriokey : rr.r::: w'i er.renain at rtinutr f s t . i,:t:gr for Mif-a Mabel S.mtag v. '. r- nt iy returned from a x ery t .'. n-te.1 tt ip went, end Mrs. Dora Si. i IT.. U of t!:e Mark Subdivision and l"-r y -,.;: a-n. T.homas. Mm. Sheffo ;,i ,s a r tit i nrvafffnt from an ino.ss o.!!. n; on 'me : a relapse and s .i oi. f she suffer"y of the flu. 1'i.s a r.d l'r. 7. a:.i M'-s. I i Mrs. a . i t. :v ! a ' ,V. -.. i ha u.-u t , n. ii.''"i ;i n a t; yrmic A u.'itord bv the i a : n e affair W . f -sll Sooie- v . Tio y 'i i jcii by t !. I a re n' i i.s. Mr. ai'd M : . r i!i V t s ,1 r f ; s o -':i a : .i to -".en ini n .1, ica K O. . r, n w li ."sfer of his w h ie ii

Capital And Surplus $65,000.00

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INDIANA HARBOR. IND.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

which ara aoceptoa Uy Xu?.?na Hcff lffenc7, 3410 Michigan t Indiana Aar. bor, phone 1138 J; Xathertna Howard, Hoom 222, Calumet bldtf.. East Clilcai phone 383, residence phone 316; Nnia It Thompson, 300 Chicaffo are. East Chi. caffo, phone 931. NOTICE TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS All elasslfieA adTertlcln? mnn be paid for before 12:0O o'clock on the day of publication, beginning Ootober 1st. All those who have monthly accounts are excepted. Phone advertisements will be accepted as usual, but they must be paid for before 12:00 o'clock. Mr. Aaron TVarshaw. formerly of 4Sth and Fir street, has moved to 3420 Grapevine street. Ills telephone is InV.atut llerbor 1448. For wall paper and decorating call him up. 3-lmo. Why wear rou'self ont w!h'nr when $3 50 per year will run We--tern Flfcctrio Clothes Washer with a w!nti'nir wrinaer for a whe-ie year. J5.roi puts ;t !n y(mr home: Faianre terms Hurne. rot lock .. ZiZ G.uhr!e. Indiana Hiiobor, Phone 41: 33;S Michigan avenue, Indiana Tlarhor. S-1 1-1 mo. BUTTON COVERING Hemstitching. braidinE-. pleatlnir and sewins: machins at bargains. Ca'l on J. Wassey. 51 5tate St., lu-t west of Hohman at. l'honc 446 Hammond. 2 19 It For Fccond Mortgage Ixians apply to the Securities Company. J. K. Reppa. Secy, phone Kaat. h'hi. 21. K-21 Mr. Frederick Sauer of Firt et., is epectins to leave today for Porittae. Mich., where she will be aocom pi M-d by h r son. Ph'.ll.p. whom site ii'. leave there for a visit while she Intends to go Fast for ft visit of a few weeks. Phillip has not ben well srul the change w tJ undoubted! benefit him. Committees of women allied themselves for re-al work at the rhurch of St ..Ml. an yesterday, preparatory to the coming Faster and arranged tvery th.ng- in the most perfect order to aw a:? IT WILL PAY VOU TO BUY NOW, WHILE STOCK IS COMPLETE AND PRICES LOWER THAN THEY WILL BE IF WE HAVE TO REPLENISH OUR SUPPLY, AS THEY HAVE GONE UP CONSIDERABLY SINCE WE BOUGHT THEM. in your home. Phone Indiana Harbor 1051.

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that great day. There hs been much remodeling and repairing tiglng on In the Interior of the church and the re-arranging of the furniture and the polishing of it was left to the indefatigable aid of the women who workel through the entire day and enjoyed an appctis.ng luncheon as a medium through tge day. The church will hold t-perial stt vices to mark tlast f r and th". choir i.s noA- practicing for its regular Faster program. Three. Indiana. Harbor youmj men expected to arrive home for Faster Sunday, students at Ann Hat bor, will not be ai liviim until the 9th, ow ing to the, spring vacation taking place at that time after the examinations w hich comes primarily first. They are John Golder, SUinley Skrentny and Milan Ketcik. They will remain here until after the t!U liof April. The L. A. I.. Club announces an important meeting for next Tuesday exeniner with Miss l'uth Zimmerman, of Marlng ave. anil H2nd st , for the purpose of further discussing plans for a danc! to be given at the conclusion of the laiiten season. The dance w ill be a purely social one with little fiew of reaping any receipts. The one lda prevalent i.-i to acquaint the membfiis of tnn club with other vour.t people of the community idio

desire to spend an evening in a pleasurable and yet guarded entertainment to ivhtrh the idt rs are Invited to participate. Miss SIdonIa Kotte-nberg of Gutherie M.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.ou'.s Roit-nberg. was honored last, evfnlng al a farewell parte, t lie Invitation being Issued in the name, of her mother, and prior to Miss tlottenberg'a departure F,ast. which will be some t;rr:e next week. The tt ip w ill be an Indefinite one and New York i t y will bo viittd first. Bunco wan the diver f'BTBTB'a,a" !.' r..BiB.a.B.DiBiBiBJ

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"The Quality Store" 709 Chicago Ave. Saturday Specials Phones 857-858

IBlue Vallev Butter 74c'Uneeda$ or Excelall, 3 for... 24c t i it "ri . c.i : nu d,. d-,j c. . v,i ;

J IL). Cans fiasc ex ijdiiuuiu a . Crusade Coffee $1.40; 5 U. S. Mail Soap 28c 5 Kirk's White Soap 38c j Climalene, pkg. 9c Boy Blue, bottle 9c Grandma's Powder 1 8c j ) Large Toilet Paper .25c Advance Brand Cut Green ! Beans 1 7c ! Plymouth Rock Peas, 3 for. . . 25c j Smilax Peas, 2 cans for 45c Tomatoes, large can. 2 for. . .43c Seeded or Seedless Raisins, package 25c Ryzon Baking Powder, can.. 38c Elfin Crackers, package 18c

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The Banner Produce WHOLESALE 621 CHICAGO AVENUE. Our Weekly Specials :5L'GAR. Crystal White ! Granulated Cane. lb.. 17c ; Butter All Adv. Brands, 72 c per lb. - ! EGGS Strictly Fresh Illinois Efn -JI.J j wvv v,dnaiea, prr uuz.ru COFFEE Vlaror House Brand, in 1 lb. pkg Manor House Brand, in 2 ib. pkg. 53c $1 .04 49c 53c 49c 49 c 49c Old Colony Brand. in 1 Ib. pkg Club House Brand, in 1 lb. pkg ! Boulevard Brand, in 1 lb. pkg Vuban Brand, in 1 lb. pkg None Such Brand. in 1 lb. pkg. ..." Lippincott's Pure Preserves 15 oz. bottle Vilsko Pure Preserves. 1 lb. bottle Rcnroh Brand Pure Fruit Preserves. I lb. bottle. . . Luncheon Brand Preserves. 24 oz. bottle Globe Brand Preserves, 16 oi. bottle 43c 42c 31c 42c 30c Broadway Brand Preserves, Aff 22 bottle oz. Very Best Red Raspberries. 3c No. 2 can Del Monte Blackberries. 3Qc laii can Del Monte Pears, No. 2' 2 can Del Monte Extra Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can. . Garden Extra Sliced Pineapple. N'o. 2 can 48c 37c 35c

Del Monle Rova! Ann Cfj Cherries. No. 2'2 can.... JV'DH Monte Royal Ann 40 C Cherries, No. 2 can

sion of ths evening. Dainty refreshments were eerved. Information arrives In this city concerning the birth of a little son, the wocond son In the fsjnlly, of Mr. and Mrs. I.eo Tt. McGulre, at their present

home In Pittsburgh. Ta., where the couple went some few years ago following their wedding which took place In this city. Mrs. McGuire formerly was Mies Gertrude Joyce, of 145th St., and so well known here. Mrs. Stephen Joyce, her mother Is leaving tomorrow for the Fast to be present at the baptismal ceremonies which will occur In about two weeks and the fond grandmother will be one cf the sponsors of the occasion. Mrs. McGulre and her two children are expected here to visit this summer. Mrs. P. J. Gorman, who has been visiting In Kentucky for the past few weeks Is arriving home tomorrow af ternoon. She Is presently staying at the Michael Gorman home in North liarlng ave., until such time as she and her husband can find house accommodations. Honoring Mrs. George TVIlson of the W'ickey Apartments who Is soon to depart from this city to make her future home at Bogulasa. 7a. and whe has been most Indefatigable in social and church work since her locating 1 nthis city, a luncheon was hebi yes terday at th apartment of Mrs. F. B. Gihbs, where ten ladies gathered to most highly compliment her and at the same time express th"ir r grets In her cat ly leaving w hb n Is sometime next week . As a token of remembrance, they presented her with an inf ignia. emh'.emstic of the Fastern Star Order, to which ciiapt.fr she is aff.lia.ted hue. A delightful service was spread for the guests and tt.oroush'y enjoyed . Ui B i i

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uianu sivirci 1 aicuvici Oranges, 126 size, dozen.. 69c Fresh Eggs, dozen 52c Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. for. . .24c MEATS Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens, lb 48c Fancy Rib Roast Beef, lb. ...27c Beef Pot Roast, lb 25c Government Baccn, 12 lb. can $2.85 Corn Belt Hams, lb 30c Brisket Bacon, lb 30c j Snowdrift, per can 35c Home Made Pork Sausage, ! ome iviaae lorh. causage, lb llc Grocery and Company AND RETAIL PHONE 1530-M. for Saturday, March 27 FLOUR Cfresola. Pillsbury, Gold Medal in in .$1,891 $3.65! MILK -f Pet, Carnation. Wilson's, Armours Tall cans. 6 cans 70 SOAPS American Family. Fels Naphtha, Quick Naphtha. 10 bars 74 C Superior Family. Arrow A.n Borax. 10 bars for OC Del Monte Brand Salmon, flat A C can. fancy red, I lb Mascon Brand Salmon, flat A Q can, fancy red. 1 lb TO Broadway Brand Salmon. fr tall can tUC Can Brand Salmon, tall can 32c Red Cross and Foulds and Spaghetti, 3 for Macaroni 25c 15c Bulk Noodles, Kenosha, j per lb i frditsdvegetabites Celery, large fancy, 1 P stalk lOC Fancy Apples, Roman Beauty, EJfl. Winesaps, 5 lbs. for...... Greenings. EIfir 6 lbs. for OUC Oranges, extra large Sunkist, per dozen O V Florida Oranges. per dozen 40c and. .. Lneeda Biscuits. 3 for 30c 24c Del Monte Jam, No. 2 can, Loganberry Del Monte Jam. No. 2 can, 17r Blackberry t C Starting Monday. March 29. till Fri day, with every purchase of eggs we will give one pkg. of Egg Dye FREE.

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Capital and Surplus $150,000.00

Bring In Your Filled Dime Savers Scores of persons have already brought in their filled Daily Dime Savers and used them to start a new savings account or to add to an existing one. If you haven't a Daily Dime Saver, or if you want another one call at the bank the bank will be open this evening from 6:00 to 8:00 o'clock. The Dime Saver is given away free. Just the thing to help you save. A filled Dime Saver comes in handy to open a Savings Account for a child.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Open Friday Eve. 6:00 to 8:00 P. M.

TITTLE 3717 CEDAR STREET.

SPECIALS Great Easter Sales Wholesalers and retailers on Fresh and Smoked Meats. We handle only the very best of meats. Come early and avoid the rush.

vru I I ?! i icon btoi wiu -1- , 2. - j Small Fresh Pork Loins. . .26V2C vcdi rvoasi U7?c veal breast with pocket 16l2c mall Sugar Cured Hams. . 3OV2C j Sugar Lured Hams, whole or half 261 4c iugar Lured Lalli Hams. . .IxS1 Sycamore Square Bacon. . . 24

TITTLE BROTHERS Chas. Berendt, Manager. 3717 CEDAR STREET. PHONE 890. INDIANA HARBOR.

SALE SALE SALE -FOR 2 DAYSSaturday and Monday, March 27-28 ' ' -ATHarbor Coffee Store 3720 CEDAR ST.. INDIANA HARBOR. The only coffee store in the Harbor. Below we list a few of our bargains.

UNEEDA BISCUITS 7c SUGAR All you want of any kind. Best Farm Eggs 48c 2 lb. Can Fancy Corn 12c 2 lb. Can Early June Peas. . .12c 2 Ib. Can Fancy Tomatoes . 2VzC Large Jar Apple Butter 15c Large Jar Jam 30c Large Keg Holland Herring. $1.25 10 Bars Family Soap 47c Large Grandma's Powder... 17c Kitchen Klenzer 5c 4 Cans Tomato Pulp 25c j Maltand Hop Extract $1.25 Large Can Pineapple 25c 3 Cans Oil Sardines 25c 6 Large Rolls Toilet Paper. . .25c Try Our 50c Teas. Mixed Vegetables for Soup. .10c Large Can Rumford Powder. .25c YUBAN COFFEE 49c Pillsbury Flour $1.83 First Prize Creamery. ..... .59c Wisconsin Creamery 58c Tall Cans Milk 11c

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RESERVE .- 4P 'jr . n Vtj - BROTHERS INDIANA HARBOR. - v,:.. D.f d.i d.... uinative LJCCi I Ul IUd5l . . . . 1 f. 2C Boneless Rolled Rib Roast. . .30c Fresh Boiling Beef 101 2c Fresh Hamburger Steak ... 12V2c V . r 1 r. 1 i - vaiive rouna oteak: zs",r Native Sirloin Steak 25VOC Fresh Neck Bones 7,4c rresh rigs Feet 7 zc Boneless Rump Corn Beef. . 191 2c lbs. Best Rendered Lard JC , Sweet Pickled Salt Pork. . .30l 2c Iowa Creamery -. . ,55c Gold Medal Creamery. 53c Pure Lard 26c Peanut Butter, lb 2Sc Good Luck Oleo 38c Good Sweet Prunes 18c Fancy Peaches, lb 25c Best Navy Beans, lb 10c Yellow American Cheese. . . .35c Best Brick Cheese 33c Fresh Cottage Cheese 12c Fancy Limburger 3Slc Good Drinking Coffee 28c Best Peaberry Coffee 42c Old Government Blend.. 45c Good Santos Coffee 35c Large Bottle Catsup 15c Quaker Oats 1 2c Sliced Peaches, fancy, can. . .29c Lipton's Teas, Yl lb .-..39c Fancy Head Rice 17c Shredded Wheat Biscuit. . .2l2c Quart Jar Dill Pickles ,18c 3 Bars Sweet Marie Soap. . . .10c Pure Comb Honey 35c Large Can Salmon Fish 18c Special Fig Bars, lb 29c 3 Large Cans Pork and Beans. 25c

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