Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 286, Hammond, Lake County, 21 May 1920 — Page 6

The funeral will be held from the heme Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock and will be private, services will then be held at 2:30 o'clock at the Kvangelical church on Sibo-y .street. Kirmerlins is -in charge of the interment. Iil!l!N!i;!li!!!IIi!!!!i31!ll!l!!!i!il!IIi!!!iliill!ii!!l ' limn mi I IIKIIIll!IIIIIHII!ll!il!lli!!!l!l!llil l!ll!i!!!ili!H!i:iiili!li!!i!!!ilil!!i!ji One bag of eats and a pair of piano skida were all that remained after fire gutted the small barn in th? rear of the Motion restaurant at 121 Sibley street early this afternoon. The barn was used by George Klein, man. 101 State street, expre.-sman, for housing his horse anil draying equipmentHalf n hour betY-re the tire broke out Kleinman hsui hitched up to deliver a few kegs of paint to a folate street store. When he returned firemen from Company 1 were fishtinK to tav his property. The less is estimated at $30. J2,. DEATH OF G. DODSON George Podson, nephew of Adolf Salk, after a long illness, passed away last night at the home of his uncle. The funeral will be held from the home, S 4 t Columbia avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will take place in Oak Hill cemetery. I mm . -"ttV "T. . ' r X-

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Death of Wm. Winters William Winters of 313 E. State street. Hammond, die dlast night at St. Margaret's hospital fallowing a five weeks" Illness. Mr. Winters was a pioneer of Hammond, having lived here 41 years, where he had made many friends, who tviII be grieved to learn of his death. He leaves besides his widow, one daughter, Mrs. I C. Tewes, five grand, thildren and one great grandchild to mo-urn him.

Charged With Assault Jack Hunter, 233 Indiana avenue, was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn out by Karl Horr, charging him with assault and battery. Horr alleger that Hunter beat Iiim withi-ut provocation. Hunter says Horr has been snooping about ha residence and annoying his mother-in-law. Hunter was "released o nbond.s fcr $300. He will be arraigned in the city court next Monday morning.

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Grocery and Meat ! Specials for Saturday l OUR QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND LOW PRICES ARE THE TALK H OF THE TOWN. i

100

New Trimmed Hi

181

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42c 65c 98c

1 lb. Swift's .Oleo Free with 5 lb. order, at. 2 lb. Broom, at 10 lbs. Navy Beans

10 Bars American Family? Q or Fels Naphtha Soap 241z lbs. Flour, 2 00

Sweet Prunes, at

Best Creamerv Butter, per lb.

Tall Milk. per can Canned Red Beans size, 6 cans for Preserves, 22 oz. jars ....

BEEF Boiling Beef, per lb Beef Stew, per lb Beef Pot Roast, per lb Boneless Rib Roast, per lb

25c

124 c 39 c

ee Brand Tomatoes, g "1 AA No. 3 cans, 6 cans v A . VJU

25c 25c 10c

6 Packages Gold Dust 6 Pkgs. Grandma's Washing Powder Corn Flakes, per package . . .

VEAL Leg Veal. , per lb Loin Veal, per lb Shoulder Veal. per lb. Veal Stew,. per lb PORK Pork Chops, lean, per lb , Pork Loins, per lb , Pork Butts, per lb. .......

Pork Shoulder, per lb Home Rendered Lard, per lb

10c 11 15c I

17c m

32c 20c

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Purchased 100 Untrimmed Hats from the Edson Keith Co. and Trimmed Them in Our Own Work Room We purchased these untrimmed shapes that formerly sold at wholesale at $3 to $5 each, from 1 the Edson-Keith Millinery Company, at a big sacrifice and trimmed them in our own j work room, using trimmings worth to $3, making these hats worth $6 to $8., to say nothing . about the time spent by our milliners in trimming them. Every woman and miss who wants B a trimmed hat at the small amount of $2.89 should come and see these hats on sale tomorrow. 1

1 There 's Just 100 of Them Therefore We Advise an Early Inspection I

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GIRL HURT BY AUTO Juoejjhine I'oi;u 10 Clinton stieet, a 7- ear-eld iclioel girl, was vainfully bruiied about the face and body late jesterday when the was ru ndown by an automobile driven by LSert Mover. ITU Lewis street. The little girl was taken to it. Margaret's hospital by Jloyer where, her wc-unda we're dressed by Dr. Socolaf. According "to witnesses Josephine and another girl were playing in the street and t'aiied to the automobile until it was quite close. J.-ephine. it Is faid. became or.fuf-d and ran in front of the machine. Her companion escaped injury.

Scientifically Examined pzssEsssz

(iiasses Fittea. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

FULL LINE GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES AT POPULAR PRICES. Solomon's Grocery 758 STATE LINE ST., COR. C0ND1T. HAMMOND.

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ECONOMY 84 STATE ST. HAMMOND. IND.

GROCERY and MARKET

ECONOMY BARGAINS ARE QUALITY BARGAINS. YOUR BANK ACCOUNT GROW.

Phone Hasmoad 49 TRADE AT THIS STORE AND WATCH

GROCERIES-

Eggs, strictly fresh, A 1 Avan

dozen

Butter, lb. .

Butter, Blue Valley .... Crisco, 1 lb. can Oatmeal, bulk, lb

62c 65c 32c 5ic

Karo Blue No. 10 cr 77c so called gallons

Towle's Log Cabin Syrup Table Syrup, large bottle Pumpkin, large cans . Sauer Kraut, large cans .

35c 25c 12c

CHICKENS.

Leg of Veal . . . Shoulder Veal . . . Breast of Veal . . . Veal Steak Chops . . Pork Steak, lean . . .

23 c 21c 18c 28c 30c

12,h c

MEATS-

17c 15c

Pet or Carnation 1 Olr Milk, tall cans A2t Club House Milk, 1 1 tall cans 1 1 Grape Marmalade, 9C

iai g t jai . . . . . Apple Butter, large jar Preserves, Pure Finit, large jar . Brag, U. S. Mail Soap, 10 bars.

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Loans on Furniture, Pianos

Horses, Wagons, etc.

All loans at low le-al rates. Any amount up to $100.00. Incensed and Bonded.

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PHOltX No. 323. Room 3, Panama Bid?., 143-150 E. State St., Hammond.

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29c 39c 49c

Beef Pot Roast Beef to Boil, lean'

Hamburger, Fresh 00 Ground Steak, good ?r cuts OC Swift's Bacon, 2 to 3 lbs Corn Beef, our O O very best -C

Pork Roast, lean Pork Loin, small lean Spare Ribs, fresh . . . Leg Spring Lamb . . Shoulder Lamb . . Lamb fci

Stew

25c 32c 22c 42c 37c 22c

A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES. BY 1 P. M. DELIVERED SAME DAY.

ALL ORDERS RECEIVED

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If You Have Suffered

long uith a toothache you won't need much of an invitation to come to us for relief, and after

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er dread or fear the dentist's chair. Our modern methods of DENTISTRY ' are sympathetic, careful and thor- : ough. Let us fill the small cavities, rei place missing teeth, make your i crowns, bridge work or whatever ; you need. We know we can satisfy you. BURKET ! The Dentist i

Over Woolworth's 10c Store Hammond, Ind.

4843-4845 . ALEXANDER AVE. Calumet, Indiana

.THREE STORES,

Hammond Store 548 Hohman St.

G26 CHICAGO AVENUE East Chicago, Ind.

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in seeing so many folks of Hammond and vicinity (after looking around town) come in this store to buy their supply of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes and Work Clothing, and leave perfectly satisfied with the purchases they have made. Reasons We Can Afford to Sell Cheaper LOW RENT Out of the high rent district. . ALL CASH No losses on charge accounts. A PLAIN STORE No expensive fixtures.. NO MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT We buy direct from the manufacturers for cash. A QUICK TURNOVER.

MEN'S WORK SHOES $2.95

DRESS HATS $1.98

MEN'S OVERALLS $1.69 MEN'S DRESS SOCKS ALL COLORS

19c

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?o 13 bo I

j $27.45 j

MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS $1.19

DRESS HATS $1.98

ATHLETIC UNION SUITS 79c MEN'S NECKWEAR 49c

Every Article in the Stores at a Bargain Price Wonderful Values in Silk Shirts Trading Stamps Trading Stamps

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