Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 169, Hammond, Lake County, 6 January 1921 — Page 2

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

j DINERS GLADLY PAY $1,000 A PLATE FOR THIS MEAL

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Fourteen men. ranging in. aS" iron j 2 1' to 60 year?, applied at the Harbo' ; jolice station la:-l rnght for ! d ; i: k - '. 'Most of tr.e roen reside In the a.-i I man? of them being: from the city or J Akron. They tell many ta'es of hnr.l- , 'ship ip the Ohio city, an the resu-t uf : toe wholesale 'ay offs in the rubbci

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A ntU CltOS TALK

At the table, left to right, are: Herbert Hoover, a Tacant chair for the "invisible juest, th tarrinr children of Europe; General Pershing, Mrs. John T. Pratt, John A. H. Saastomolnen, minister extraordinary of Finland, and John I). Rockefeller. Jr.

Mrs. Lw;s Carman, jprrpury of :'::r j East Chicago chapter of the He I Crws i an1 In charge of tlw Ilom Service b i- j reau. gave a very interesting talk on j

the Red Cross and it: pr-nce tim- protram and the branches of work wfiich the Ked Cross festers, at tho regular V'ooViiy noon day luncheon of th

What is said to be a record price for a dinner, even in these days of high food prices, was net recently when nationally preminent men and women paid $1,000

for a meal at Hotel Commodore in New York. The meal consisted of beef stew, bread and cocoa. The proceeds of the dinner have been sent to Europe to aid Amer

ican charities in feeding children in eastern and central Europe until next year's harvest. A thousand persons reserved plates at tixe Uble, netting $1,000,000.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

PLEATIHG AND RE -PLEATING Ail kinds of skirts In one day. Button covering:, hemstitching, braiding tpork guaranteed. Call ; fVa--. 1 State St.. littl- vest of Hoii tnan St. Phone iS Hammond. S-C.

Money to Loan on farms and city prop rty . Ko Feterson's Law OiTI'-e

Chauibcr of Commerce, held yesterday. Mrs. 0rr an explained to her audience thnt the Ked Cross tancjj( for s.ervlc to the community in peace t!rne. aa well as war time, and save a number of illustrations of aood which it has done in Kast Chicago. latins I .ick to the days of Florence Xihtinsiia.'e. Mrs. Carman, told of the trials of tii-i i.i.rses. while in training. aid if the good which they aceompttsh upon graduation. Applauds lnduittr-ir She praised most highly, the cooperation being given the Ked Cross by the industries of this city, in asMsting: in placing war returned soldiers. She told of her recent trip to Washington, to a conference of national importance, where men and women of a'l stations of life met on qual ha:. , Mrs. Carman ?io epoke. on the r'imiji which tho Red Cross made to th soldiers when they went to foreien soil, thai they would be cared for v hen . they returned. This wa p-nhlem confronting every community.

ti:t the Red Cross fulfilled their promise. rinn School Claoae Mrs. Carman also toi of pians to hold classes in school for better nutrition and to educate the community In public health nursing, so that their ai-sistance would be valuable when n eded in epidemics, ouch as has happened in East Chicago today. She also depicted 400 recent cases where soldiers, maimed and otherwise unfit for civilian duties, were taken care of by the Kast Chicago Red Cross chapter, since Mrs. Carman has been in office. A good many of these men were from other cities, who had drifted to Fast Chicago in their vain attempts to secure work. Compensation, allotments and insurance problems of returned soldiers were also discussed by Mrs. Carman. Accordirg to reports submitted by

1 Mi'.. Carman, the enrollment in the j East Chicago chapter of the Red Cross I : s.nmi to date, sno of these have just b en rei-enrlv added.

ROBERTSDALE

The Kobertsdale Evangelical church had it annual election last Sunday morning, the resj'.t Is at follows: Trustees, A. if. Marts and Edward Freeae, both men were re-eleeted for a term of thres years; George i. Goldlng is superintendent of the Sunday school: and Mrs. A. M. Marts, the assistant; secretary, Miss Fisi Larson; treasurer, Mrs. Binhammer: pianist. Miss Edna Oehrke and Mlas Zerwer; librarian, Miss Elnore Plan. The Sunday school was reorganised and several new classes created. Also a new, system of lessons was adopted with these changes of lessons created, also a new syatem of lessons was adopted, with these changes the school will be in a position to meet the growing interest of the work. A change of time was alao adopted so that from now on the Sunday school

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Start the New Year right buy all your groceries here and get the benefit of our special sales. EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS EVERY WEEK END. Watch for them!

Navy Beans j?per lb. Si c Best No. 1 hand-picked Michigan Navy Beans, bVic per lb.

Choice Peaberry Coffee, 23c i Extra special Friday and Saturday (4 pound limit), 23c per lb. Arbuckles Yuban Coffee, 39c Two pound limit to customer. One pound package, 39c.

Tomatoes, Corn, Peas per can

No. 3 Cans Solid Meat Pack Tomatoes No. 2 Cans Choice Quality Standard Sugar CornNo. 2 Cans Choice Select Sweet Peas NO LIMIT WHILE THEY LAST, CAN AT..

Calif. Asparagus Tips, 48c 'RICHELIEIT Brand, extra fancy. No. 1 square cans, 48c. Asparagus Tips, 29c "M0NS00N" Brand, choice quality. No. 1 round cans, 29c.

Yellow Cornmeal 3c per lb. Best fresh ground Yellow Cornmeal, 3c per lb.

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Tremendous Sale of Cheese

Finest quality creamy Brick Cheese; extra quality Limburger Cheese; Of infancy yellow American Cheese. " Your choice, while at lasts, at. . lb.

1,000 POUNDS CHOICE QUALITY MILD CURED AND FRESH SMOKED

Lean Breakfast Bacon, lb, 32c 6 to 8 poutnd Strips at lb. 28c WE WILL SELL HALF STRIPS AT SAME PRICE

aisins pkg. 27c

New 1920 SUNMAID BRAND California SEEDED Raisins. Per package, only 27c.

Jello and Jiffy Jell all flavors, pkg. 10c

Malt Wops 89c The popular BUCKEYE brand. Per pkg. 89c

Sugar Sic lb.

Best quality granulatel (6 pound limit).

The First National Bank East Chicago, Indiana Chicago & Forsyth Ave. Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 Under U. S. Government Supervision

A ?hoIe Year to Get Ahead

More people are letting us help them get ahead. They are opening Savings Accounts here ; and more of those -ivho have savings accounts at this bank are adding to them regularly. These people are getting money ahead in this bank. Are you? The big thing that counts is not how much you earn, but how much you save. Keep your money in this bank. One of our savings pass books will help you get ahead.

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will begin at 9;45; please notice this change of time. The new. also the former, oifjeers and all the teachers of the Robertsdale Sunday school, will have a 7 o'clock dinner on Monday, Jan. 10, at the church. This wil prove a very inter citing event. The Ladies' Bible class will meet at the church this evening. All members are requested to be present. Air. an w iMre. Herman Thvesson of Indianapolis blvd., visited the former's mother in Chicago last Sunday. Mr. and iMrs. E. Freese. Mr. and Mrs. R. Craft. Mr. and Mrs. Neff and daughter, Hulda, and Mrs. Mollie Fick and .son. Irwin, were entertained at be home of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hanson in South Chicago. Miss Clara Plau and Montie Market of Myrtle avenue attended a theater In South Chicago last .Sunday ewning. The Robertsdale Improvement association will have a meeting at the Franklin auditorium Friday evening at 7:30 for the purpose of perfecting the organization and for further discussions on the 116th street snwer. The out-of-town friends, who attended the funeral of Mrs. Matilda Nelson on Monday have all returned to their respective home. Mra. J. Dufall of Roberts avenue is improving from her recent illness. Miss Beth White and sister. Mrs. Oris Evens of Chicago, were visitors at the Masterson home on Myrtle avenue Monday. Mrs. Miller of Roberts avenue entertained her brother. Fred Johnson o

Hcgewisrh th- fore purl of this week. Mrs. .uguNla !v.'n-s .and s'ster, M re. John iri-t-.mm of Kat Chicago, were entertii riej al a 6 o'- lock dinner fct the home ,.f Mrs. Ida Wolters of Cli!.;so last Sunday.

Croup Ends Life Many Children Die of Croup Every Year Before a Doctor Can Be Summoned. Parents of children should be prepared at all times for a soasm of croup. Keep in the house a treatment that will irive instant relief snd kep th child from choking until the arrival of the physician. Get a bottle of HTOMEI today and In cass of an attack of nrjuu, pour JO imps into a bowl of bolhng water. Hold the child's head over the bowl so that It 'n breathe the soothing, penetrating i'apor tha arises. In the meantime send for a physician. This treatment has helped many rhfl- ' Iren and Is a precaution that all parents I hould promptly take. I HYOMR1 is ool-i by druggists ererrvhere and satisfaction ia guaranteed

0- croup, catarrh, asthma and bronchitis or your money back. If you faav. 1- ildren. save this notice.

Columbia AND American THEATERS Indiana Harbor OLIVE TELL in a splendid drama "CLOTHES And Screen Magazine

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It relieves stomach misery, soor stomach, bclchinjf and all stomach disease or money back. La rye box of tablets t all drnegists in all towns.

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Stop Rheumausm With Red Pepper

Rheumatism, lumbago. neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, strains, aching Joints. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around. Just try "Red Tepper Rub'' and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Instant relief. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the

warms the sore spot through and through. Frees the blood circulation, breaks up the congestion and pain is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made from red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Cet a jar at once. Almost instant relief awaits you. Use it for colds in chest. Xo mstt-.r what you have used for pam ur congestion, don't

tingling heat. In three minutes, it fail to try Red Pepper Rub. Adv.

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BANK

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at a New Price Level

Effective with the publication of this announcement, Willard Batteries will be sold on a new and materially lower price level. The same Willard quality backed by the same authorized Willard Service. Electric Service Station 717 S. Hohman St. Tel. Ham. 554 R0BT. POLLACK Crown Point, Ind. INDIANA HARBOR TIRE & BATTERY CO. 1 37th and Grapevine Sts. Phone Indiana Harbor 475-R

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