Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 2 July 1920 — Page 12

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' Pa;? TtctIvr. 1 win mm i i ii .11, TTTE TD.rES FTiday, July 2, 1920 - - -X HI.IL.JL . tLLL!M at Ives. John V. 1'riee. H. C. Illnckly. A. I;. A?new, Jos. Itsjljin and Wm. D. Mciv-.nald of Jlcnry Jl jrst and McOonulil iiv(;rti.riti a'-ricy of Chicago, ' td in Crown l'oint on Thursday night 'itliiiins th; sulfa of policips th-? Loii Manufacturing "o., will .v'ipt in its udvertiausif o.tmpalgn In ntu! lifting- its product (lunne the cominsr year. H. M'l-'une, prHid'-nt of the H. MnCun Co., of Xer AVutorford, Ohio. " via al.io tn attendance with ahout 15 officials r r.hf. Leta Co. Mrs. IV rd Hoide f Chiapo 1s n-M.-'iriij at the T rt holomae hakej-y, i':;rin t!,c ah.'nce of Miss I Airy R'lre who was rall'd to h.r home on account of J lily celi'bnition and w ill manuge the concfsii-na at thf'Chanibflr of Commerce picnic. Minsea Clara yiTling "f Princrton, Ind.. nn.i Mary Cunts T I"i;i;i. MJ.-h.. are jfpcnditii; nevral weeks hre at the l.i'iiif of l'r. J . C.i!)b. Alius Hfieri K ulwtl l.as ac-ccptftd a pf.-itiun work, on th tax duplicate in County Rei-ord'T J'llinjon's r,fTi. County ieoorcior A. II. V. Jotinson Is tl". on r of . in"w SupT fAix Hudson r. which will be delivered to hnn hort 1 y . Mr. and Mr. Chrrord Kiting of lnclirin ij.nli aie in i""rnwn Pi-int and irinM to remain over the 1th with fl. of the illness of her mother. A petition has been circulated by the mployes of the several offices in tTie conn house for the privilege of having Saturday afternoons off, that is not havinqr the offices closed hut each clerk having charge of the office alternately. The pe,titi'-n has not been act ed upon by the county officials. Crown Point books is suggested in a letter sent to county school superintendents today by public instruction. The law- of 1913. und'-r which a few prade textboc-ks an heir.R- sold, provides for such appo"'ntrr.fi,t and Mr. Ifines expresses the op:n ion that the law of 1817. under which ail other textbook are sold, may b construed to permit the practice. The de.-igria t ifn of township trii'tees. and school t.oard. to handle the sale of books is recommended on account of the bock shortage experienced last year and the possibility of a similar difficulty th cumins' hool year. Hv. and Mrs. K. K. Hale a:l two sons left on Thursday for Winona I.ake whr they wail ntl a mori'th. Mr. Hale vil have char? of the you us end I 7f!? URGES SALE OF TEXTBOOKS BY THE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES J"NTTANA mi J-. Ind.. July 2. lt;n. AriwiiTitment of townhin trut-e as depository merchants for .-ho.-i tx . lrnplf' wi.-rk during .1 u!y . Kev.inip-lt.3-162 STATE STKEET 160-1G2 STATE STREET .-fti will have charge nf tha services iluiin i:s obric(ii Mr. and Mrs. Vic RoKbirts who have l.cn rurinn tli muth durinqr tha win-t-r a ro in Crwn Point for th I'ourth iviiiAMp iii milium Don't throw yrjur paTi wai ithcrit readme: the want ii cac. 1 I

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Beyond the shadow of a doubt we are offering at his great sale values that have not .been seen or heard of during the past

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More thaa 300 pair to show in this line represents fabrics that usually sell for $12.00.

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:1 -.Match your blue, brown or The Kesl tnoney will buy ; Nv green suit with a pair of these suits in these goods retail fj -they usually sell for $1 4.00 from $60.00 to $75.00. Ask

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ECONOMICAL MENUS Breakfast Stewd Prnnes Toasted Bran with Top Milk Bacon Omelette ColYeo Luncheon Salmon Salad Gingerbread Cannd Peaches Tea Dinner Cresm of Asparajrns Italian Spaghetti Watercress Individual Strawberry Shortcakes Coffee Breakfast Stewed Rhubarb Oatmeal with Cream Scrambled Eggs Combread Coffee Luncheon Bohemian Ham and Noodles Lettuce Salad Tapioca Pudding Tea Dinner I'eat Layer Cate Sliced Tomatoes String Beans Mashed Potatoes Chocolate Pudding Coffee

REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI

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MEAT LAYER CAEE m. 2 cops fioxrr with 4 tapooiis baking powder 5 tablespoons lard H teaspoon salt 23 cop of milk. Bake, cool, split and fill with left aver meat that you have chopped finely and mixed with gravy. Spread more meat over top, garnish with strips of Pimento or radishes.

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teaspoonful black pepper 1 tenspoon Fait cup water .V S cupfuls of strained tomatoes 1 Bay Leaf 1 tablespoon snpar - pound of spaghetti Vi cupful or more grated chees. Add the pepper to the oil and cook the onion in this, taking care not to brown. Mix the water and the tomato paste and divide in about three parts. Add one-third of this mixture to cil and onion. Cook slowly for threu minutes. Continue cociking and adding paste and water in this proportion until all has been added. Add trained tomato, bay leaf and salt. Cook thirty minutes. Add the sujrsr ami cook fifteen minutes longer. While the sauce is cooking pirt the spaghetti in boiling salted water and cook until tender. Drain and put on a platter. Pour the yauce over the spaghetti and mix together. Sprinkle with the cheese. Mushrooms, chicken livers, or meat may be cut as desired, sauted and cooked in the sauce. Es'DIVlrtUAL STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKES Make a hi?cuit dough, sweeten it slightly. Roll out two thin lavers.

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and bake. Vv hen done they will break operr easily. Spread with butter or sweet cream. Fill with crushed and sweetened strawberries. Put a few strawberries on top, decorate with a jpoonful of whipped cream, and one perfect berry as finish.

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Superior Oil Corporation Capital Stock This company is operated under the management of the Atlantic Refining Company, a Standard Oil subsidiary. Estimated earnings, $8 per share per annum. Present dividend rate, $2 per share per annum. Listed on thf New York Curb. To be listed on the New York Exchange. Price, $19 per share, yielding about 01A. Further information on application BABCOCK, RUSHTON & COMPANY Established 1895 MEMBERS 137 So. LaSafle St. Ncw York Stock Exchange 7 Wan Street Chicago Boston Stock Exchange New Y(jrk dl . f ennn Chicago otoek tAchange Pk.ne Clral 8800 chjca80 Board of Tf Je Ph, R,,t 3800

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A Pro-lats Gamgne set up at your home will be a never ending socrce of pride to yon. Rough, stucco-like, moss-green walla, paneled off by English timber work; a dull Indian red, slate covered roo the building itself of just the right design.

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PRIVATE GARAGES

Protection from Flro and Weather Pro-slate gariiges with their octsida finish cf cr-aciieci slcle rock cro fire-safe. They ere weather end wind proc There are no errjeka in tho Pro-s!ato walls to open up in dry weather end let in the dust. The beautiful Glucco-HIro finish never requires pdbtinj, thus cl'm-'atln expense of upkeep. Garages for Lars and Small Cars IZaxj F.:r3 of carafes ere IndtuSed la lbe Fro-elata Liac There la cr of jnst tha tight Srraysiona to t your requirements. Tha Pro-!at Doable Gar cgs and tha Pi o-elsla Ford Special are Dastrated ca this fO3. rro-slzto carats era old r!jrt here ta your own city. Ona t3 ready cc dttliTery to you today co delays. You raust kf5 a Pro-slsta Garago to really eppreciets it's beamy and its mzbstaxnisi construction. Call cad inspect cur exhibit. Ztske tt today if you can.

Solves for You the Problem of Housing Your Car Satisfactorily, Immediately, and at a Low Cost.

Always Serviceable Pro-slate garages era sturdily built to give you long years of service. They come to you in sections all ready to be erected in a few hours time. The woodwork is already painted; the roofing is a part of the roof panels themselves; the doors and vindows are all glazed; and all hardware is included.

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Blue Serge Suits Look where you wall, buy as cloiely as possible, we have an assortment of Blue Serge Suist that are choice barRanis. Every one of these suits is finely tailored, made her- in our own shop and carrying the union label. They were formerly priced at $60.00, but we have reduced the price durin pthis sale 25""c in order to reduce our stock. Men who know genuine snaps will lose no time in buying these suits. The materials are the finest quality all Woo serge, closely woven, and in single and double breasted models. The price C Cf during this sale will be only. . Flannel Suits These Flannel Suits appeal strongly to men who like something different. Made of the finest quality flannels, handsomely tailored and guaranteed to fit perfectly and hold their shape. The colors are blue, green and brown. We have sold these suits right along at $50.00 and they represent tremendous values at the low 00 price during this sale of only Conservative Suits These suits are built especially for men who do not care so much for the spectacular in clothes. They are very pretty two and three button suits in single and double breasted models, designed from the very choicest all-wool fabrics in ail the desired shades and mixtures. We put these clothes up against any line selling up to $60.00. Profit has been sacrificed in order to dispose of an overstock resulting from a very backward season. The prices for this sale will be $25 $35 $45 Made to Order Suits Every man who wears made-to-order clothes knows that just an ordinary suit made to measure has carried a price as high as $85 and is still carrying such prices. But there is no reasonable excuse for it. You don't have to pay such prices. During this sale we will make a suit to your individual measure, guaranteed to fit perfectly, from the very best fabrics obtainable, at 23 to 40r'r cheaper than you can get elsewhere. Hundreds of patterns to select from. Made to your measure durthis sale at onlv

At last here is the sale every man has been looking and waiting for. This-tremendous stock of fresh up-to-date Suits and Furnishings that has suffered terribly under the pruning knife, cutting profits down until there is no margin left we have done this to reduce this big stock', and it opens up an opportunity for men all over the Calumet region to buy clothes at a startling cut f . M J l

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as a big thing, because it is surely the greatest price cutting event the public has been offered this year. Don't stop to compare prices, but be here at the opening of the sale we guarantee jrou will not be disappointed. Every item just exactly as advertised. SALE WILL BEGIN SATURDAY MORNING AT S:30 SHARP

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High Grade Trousers The prices on these trousers during this sale will attract the attention of hundreds of men. They, like the suits, have suffered the same cut in prices and oens up an opportunity for more than six hundred men to take advantag- of. They are of all-wool materials, light, dark and medium shades, adaptable for either dress or work. Just think, you are paying only slightly mroe than you would pay for a good pair of overalls. Most men want two pairs Ig CJC at the prices of 9 ' Miscellaneous Bargains All Silk Shirts, Al $7.50, $10.00 Silk and Light Summer Caps $1.50, $2, $2-50 Straw Hati and Panamas $2, $4, $5, $5 Many other items at great redactions.

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