Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 285, Hammond, Lake County, 20 May 1920 — Page 5

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Fruits

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One Car Fancy White Michigan Potatoes. One Car Early Ohio Seed Potatoes. Fancy Juicy Southern Apples. Extra size Sunkist Oranges. Thin-skin Extra Sweet Grape Fruit. Selected Hawaiian Pineapples.

Large California Lemons. Strawberries extra large box. Fully Matured Bananas. Nicely Developed Head Lettuce. Jumbo Cucumbers. Luscious Tomatoes. Beets, Carrots, Onions, Radishes, Spinach, Green Beans, Sweet Potatoes.

FRESH COUNTRY EGGS

Opposite Hotel Mee Prompt Deliveries to All Parts of the City

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PERSONAL!

SOCIAL NEWS

i i The Misses Helen and Ruth Pavts of New York c'itv are here vistur.c

their mother. Mrs. Nona Davis, o !

Kast Sibley St. Kverett Teaman, who underwent a serious operation at St. Margaret's

hospital yesterday is getting along j

A. M. Dunn of To 3 May St.. has returned from Wabash Sanitarium. Lafayette. Ind., where he has heen for the pat two months. Mr. Dunn is much improved in health. The Choral Society of the Bethany club will meet tomorrow eveninj? promptly at seven for practice at the First Methodist church. The Lady Marcabes will meet this evening in the K. and L.. of S ?.all anil there will he an initiation of candidates and the Indiana Harbor members will give a playlette.

LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"

Pon t forget the Gilder Pance at the K., of r. hall. Thursday night. May 20th. Committee.' 5-15-5

A real old-fashioned dance at Vnity Hall. Saturday evening. May 23th. The hall will be all decorated in new green to receive the May Queen. Admission 55c.

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The Walther League of St. Paul's Episcopal church will hold their animal business meeting at the church pallors this evening at eight o'clock. Th Civis Department of the Hammond Womars Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Wm . M . beggar. 5 West Cairoll st.. Friday evening. May llt. .The third citizenship class will be given by Mrs.J. M. Turner. This meeting is open to all who would like to attend.

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on a Certain Number of 0 Coats Suits Dresses FRIDAY and SATURDAY It is necessary that we sell a certain number of surments and to do it and accomplish it quick, we have put the prices where the results can be foretold, but we pcutively limit the sale to one day not beyond Saturday, May 8. Note the reductions and come with big expectations.

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SILVERT0NES ' GOLD TONES CAMEL'S HAIR POLO CLOTH BOLJVIAS. etc. $30 values $15.00 $35 values $18.00 $45 values $22.00

TAFFETAS SATINS 1 GEORGETTES CHARMEUSE . EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN, $35 values $18.50 $45 values $22.50 $55 values $28.50

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TRICOTINES SERGES VELOURS CHECKS MIXTURES PLAIN AND FANCY. $45 values . . . . $30.00 $60 values .... $37.5(1 $75 values $44.50

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Floyd AVright. of Lexington. Ky., is spending a few days in Hammond as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Meyn of Glendale Talk. Margaret Turner entertained at dinner last night for Mr. Wright. Mrs. A. L. Spohn of Carroll st.. Is still quite ill. Her condition is. not very much improved. Mrs. Etta r.loomhoff is quite ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. K. Thompson of Warren st.

Mrs. W. G. F'axton will entertain the Ticnic Club at her home tomorrow afternoon. Th Saturday Evening: Club which was to have met with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott of Chicago, Saturday evening. May 22nd. will be postponed on account of the death of Mrs. Scott's uncle. The Oak Leaf Embroidery club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Scowden of May st. Mrs. Henry Morris of 1"6 Highland st.. who underwent an operation in Mercy hospital. Chicago, last week, (is getting along nicely. The South Side W. C .T. V. will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. P. Licklider. 8 Ruth st.. A discussion on moral education will take place. Several speeches have been prepared for the afternoon and muic and readings. There will he a short talk hy the Boy Scout Master. K. S. Davy. A special invitation Is extended to all mothers interested In child welfare work. Word has been received that Mrs. J. O. Thompson, who underwent an operation at Mayo Brothers in Horh-et-ter. Minn., last Tuesday, is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Taige and son. Frederick, of Morraine ave.. Kenwood,

May Panee by Scatena Ball Club, at K. C. Hall. Hammond, Wednesday, May 26th. Husk O'Hara's orchestra. 5-19-7t

Pon t forget the Gilder Dance at the K. of P. hall. Thursday r.ight. May 20th. Committee. 5-15-5

BUTTON COVERING HEMSTITCHISU I' 0E n.Y rieating. braiding, sewing machines at bargains; all kinds of repairs; all work guaranteed. Call at 91 State st. Just west of Hohman St. Phone 446Hammond. Indiana. 5-3-1

All kinds of trucking orders taken get our prices. Howard Trucking Co. Calumet building. East Chicago, day phone 1470; night 218. Immediate service. 5-17

Truek make dally Irlpd o Chleg, phone Howard Trueklnn Eat 4 kl--ago 1470, night phone IMS. 5-19-tf.

May Pance by Scatena Ball Club, at K. C Hall. Hammond, Wednesday, May 26th. Husk O'Hara's orchestra. 5-1'J-Tt

Pon't forget that "May Quen dance"' at L'nity hall. Saturday. May 2?th. Given by the Beneficial Inion. Admission 55c. 5-19

The casing event of the srson. the "May Queen Panie" at Unity Hall, Saturday evening. May 2Sth. Pance around, an olrl-fashioned Maypole. Help select Hammond's most beautiful May Queen. Admission 55c. 5-13

May Pance by Scatena Ball Club, at K. C. Hall. Hammond, Wednesday, May 26th. Husk O'Hara's orchestra. &-13-71

Ladies The Athletic underwear Is here. Just received a large order. This underwear promises to be a big hit as the B. V. P.'s. Come in and get a couple of suits tomorrow. Gertrude Stewart. 6365,2 So. Hohman si.. Hammond. 5-20

MEN WHO DRESS WELL will b interested in our nw Ready-to-Fut-On Suits, adaptable to all-year wear. Trices absolutely lowest, consistent with quality. J. Guss, Tailor. 236 E. State St.. Hammond. Open evenings .

Announcement! Gertrude Stewart has received a large order of Silk Underwear and she invites the inspection of every woman and miss. 636'a So. Hohman st.. Hammond. 5-20

are leaving Saturday for St. Paul. Minn., to t-pend a few weeks with Mrs. raige" parent?, who -live thert.

Trof. Reginald Peighton. and F. S. Fender will return to Hammond this evening and may be heard in concert at the First Baptist church. To those who attended the concert last time the Messrs Peighton and Fender need no introduction, and the reputation they established for themselves on their last appearance should assure them of a large attendance. There will be an entire change of program. No admission, but the silver offering wiH be taken. The public is cordially invited .

BIG SALE Friday and Saturday Lake County Creamery Hammond's Oldest Butter Store

148 State St

55c 54c 53c

50c 31c 24 c 22c 22c 37c

During this sale exchanges will be made only on day of purchase.

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Wisconsin Creamery, lb Brick Creamery, lb Iowa Creamery, lb Blue Ribbon Creamery, lb Nut Margarine, lb. .; Rumford's Baking Powder, lb. can. Raisins, Club Brand, pkg Fancy Dried Peaches, pkg Jam, Luncheon, 22 oz. jar .... l'.. .

Jam. Pure Fruit. $1.60

Lima Beans, per can Navy Beans, 'lb Catsup, Blue Label .

Pure Lard, 25 C

Pet Milk. 12

jjci uaii Meje Milk, tall can

Root Beer Extract,, 25 C

Toilet Soap, per bar

MAKE YOUR OWN BEVERAGEOLD STYLE MALT AND HOPS

37c 43 c

43 c

, Hammond. Coffee, Best Santos, lb Coffee, Best Peaberry, lb

Coffee, Our Own Blend,

Jea. Best Black, lb

Cheese, American or OO Brick, lb OOC Cheese, Swiss, A 1 lb tic Cheese, Limburger, 07 lb O C Cheese, Cottage, 1 O lb lC

Salmon,

per can Pork and Beans,

12c 10c 23 c

5c 2C

9c

5c 5c

per can Rice and Milk, per can Fancy Head Rice, lb Prunes, Fancy, lb Mustard Sardines, large can .... Washing Powder, per pkg. Soap, U. S. Mail, 10 bars . Hominy, lb : Olive Relish, per jar

15c 5c 6c 17c 22c 12c 4c ...47c 4c 15c $1.20

NEW LAID EGGS DIRECT FROM THE FARM

The Kings Daughters of the First Christian church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Cecelia Hay, of 405 Ash et. Sargeant Fred neuter has returned to 'jovernor's Island, after a very pleasant furlough of two weeks pptnt with his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Router, of 113 West State st. The regular meeting of the Riverside I'arnts-Ti-achers club of the Riverside school will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:3n. There will be an election of officers. All member sre urged to be present.

Clarence Bates, who underwent n operation last week at St. Margarets hospital, is making satisfactory progress.

The History Committee of the Hammond Woman's club will give a one o'clock luncheon at the Hammond Country Club 1n Thursday, May 2"lh. All reservations must be in by Monday, May 24th. Reservations may be made by telephoning the following: Mrs. Anderson. 3683 or Mrs. A. F. Hunt. 1324-J. or Mrs. J. Wilhelm, 1483 . James Johnston of Indiana Harbor will give some Scotch selections. He was at one time 4 member t.1 Harry Lauder's company.

Mrs. G. H. Austin of Elizabeth St., entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home yesterday. Mrs. H. Unmann held the highest score. The guests were Mrs. H. Lanman, Mrs. Robert Mott. Mrs. F. O. Paige and Mrs. R. K. Wood. The club will meet in two weeks at the home ,.f Mrs. J. F. Beckman, of 25 Detroit st. Mrs. J. M. McConnell, Mrs. Grover Jarnecke and Mrs. K. Hummel were hostesses at a towel shower given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Jarnecke In honor of Miss Freda Trott. whose marriage to Arthur Wilson win an event of June. The home was prettily decorated with pink and white rose buds. Guests from Gary, Ross and Griffith were present anil Bunco supplied the entertainment for the evening. The highest scores were held by Vera Trolil. Grover Jaiaccitf. and the second highest by Mrs. K. Hummel and Roy Olson. In conclusion a nicely arranged course luncheon was served.

Mrs. Rex Hidy and son, Thll, are leaving for" North Manchester. Ind.. to spend a few weeks with relatives.

Mrs. R. I. Duncan and daughter, Henrietta, have gone to Florida to attend the funeral of Mrs. Duncan' sister. They will be gone for cvme time.

Mrs. K. W. Dedeiow. of 32 West Williams st .. has rob, to" Terra Haute and other cities in Indiana to attend a Woman's Home Missionary Society convention of the Methodist Episcopal church. She will be gone a week.

A very pretty home wedding was solemnised last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Marcus. 295 Indiana ave.. when the nioe of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus. Miss Tillie Ditowich, -f Benton Harbor, Mich., became the bride of Ben Leviton. son or Mi., r". Ueviton. .of Chicago. The ceremo ly was performed by Rabbi Berkman am! Rabbi Hyman. of Gary. The bride wora dress of white net. a tulle veil henl In place with lillies of the valley an'! carried a shower bouquet of brid.-s roses. The entire house was beaur?fully decorated with roses, ferns ana carnations, an elaborate wedding supper was served. Only the immedintrelatives were present at the weddiner. Sadie Marcus, a couMn of the bride, played Mendelssolms wedding march. They left on a honeymoon to Boston and New York. They will reside in Chicago on their return.

Junk Dealer Charged with CrueltyAbe Gershman. 451 Sihley street. Junk dealer, who was robbed of $21 Tuesday night when theives entered his room while he slept, was arrested yesterday by Officer Howard Bell and rharced with cruelty to animals and peddling without a license. He wa. arraigned in the city court this m-rning and his case was continued to May 29. Gershman was released on $100 cash bond. Gershman is alleged to have parked

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of Any Piece of FURNITURE in Our Stock We are extending this economy opportunity for a limited time only. Scores have already taken advantage of this fact and the 20 per cent off before it is. too late. If anyone is figuring on buying furniture and desiring to economize, all we can say NOW is the time to do so and right here the entire E. C. Minas quality furniture stocks to choose from, for any room in the house. Don't delay, come tomorrow. Edward C. Minas Co. Furniture Dept., 3rd Flop.

his horse downtown in an alley and aHowed it to remain unfed and ancared fi-r from 10 ;n the morning to 5 In the afternoon. Other evidences of cruelty will be. brought against him, say police.

THE PANTS ARE NOW MISSING Don't hanj your clothes on a line to air: mmefn" wi'.l take them as

they're passing there and Mrs. Georee Knoerter, 1120 Hohman street, will tell-the world so. Yesterday she huns out to air one pair men's full dris:pants with braid on sides." value in e.stimabio; c-ne pair plain black turn's pants; and two pairs bine mixed mm'a pants. Someone passing there made a pass and took the pants.

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Ftfr Friday and Saturday

Baking Powder Demonstration

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Rumford Baking Powder is being demonstrated to everyone who appears at the booth on our third floor Grocery. Special price, O O per pound can

BUnERr- best on 60 c

Iakimg

.narket, per lb,

shorten49c

Crisco. vegetable ing; Vz-lb. can Corn Flakes; Brand; per package ......

Pancake Flour; tin's preparer!; per sack

Coffee Minas Blend; try a pound and you always will; per 4 fir pound OC

Monarch 10c Mrs. Aus14c

Apricots, in heavy "2ff syrup; can '

Corn, Peas and String Beans; the best grade; dozen $1.95; 1 y per can Grandma's Washing Powder; large size ISc

avragt ....... Lard Pure ; our very best; 2 lbs.

Good Luck Margarine; on sale, 2 75c pounds

49 c

Qdf A 13 American Family or Fels

Naptha; 10 bars,

73 c

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Milk Pet. Libby's and Borden's; doz. cans "f Ol $1.48; per can. . 12'U Figs; good for eating and table use; 2Qf per pound Ralston Wheat Food makes children sturdy; 2if per package Baked Beans; Monarch Brand, the good kind; doz. $1.48; per lOU

Flour Gold

not now y bbi. fcr

Medal why

? J4 bbl. $2.08; $4.12

Apple Butter; Farm House Brand; quart jC. jar "

Rice; Blue Rose, fancy grade; lb. .

Cheese, American Cream; very good; 3Q per lb. ww

17c

Candy Corner Specials

25c 15c 19c 40c 9c 25c

Candy Picnic Peanuts ; half pound California Figs, in half-pound packages; each U-AJl-No Mints, packed in tin boxes; special, per box Chocolates; our best hand dipped; per half pound Larson's Peptomint, Clovemint and Wintermint"; 2 "packages Bonnie Bites Butter Scotch Caramels; half pound

Friday and Saturday

Phone 793

Phone 794

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Service Quality Lov Price

BONELESS aRIB ROAST, NATIVE -35c PLATE BOILING BEEF 14c FRESH SPARE RIBS .v. SAUER KRAUT lc PICKLED SPARE RIBS 18c BONELESS BRISKET CORN BEEF 23c LAMB STEW" 22c NATIVE VEAL STEW 18V2c NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER 25c OSCAR MAYER'S HAMS. 10-12 lbs. average 36c PORK SHOULDER ROAST 28c FRESH MADE HAMBURGER 20c SPICED HERRING, 2 for. ... , 15c IRISH MACKEREL, 2 for 25c CLIMAX PAPER CLEANER, 2 for 25c ARMOUR BAKED BEANS, CAN 10c dozen $1.15 LUNCH WAX PAPER. 6 for 25c GALLON JUG CATSUP 75c JELLO, ASSORTED. 2 FOR, 25c 1 LB. PKG. BLACK PEPPER 45c FRESH PINEAPPLES. LARGE SIZE 35c FRESH ASPARAGUS, bunch 10c RHUBARB, bunch .' 5c PURITAN MALT $1.23 JAP 'ROSE SOAP, 2 for 25c SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAP, 10 for 49c PANCAKE FLOUR. 2 pkgs ! 25c

C.W.HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE. ' 741 Glands St,, Hamraonc We Deliver at Hessville and Gibscn Daily. Radishes, Green Onions, Strawberries, Celery and New Potatoes,

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