Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 199, Hammond, Lake County, 10 February 1921 — Page 11

THE TIMES

Page Eleven

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Sergeant Patrick J. L&wler, who underwent .n operation at the South Fhore hospital in CMcagro last Saturday ts reported aa Improving. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. Cook at 119tl street on last Saturday. Mrs. "Waldo Jennings will entertain the members of the Trl Kappa sorority at her home in Oliver atreet next Monday evening. Mrs. .Beasle Twitt and Mr. and Mrs. X'avld "Whltmlre were guests cf the lank Gavlt'i at their home In Gary. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. ieorg Mills, nee Eva Fuller, but died at birth. The burial in charge of Undertaker Owens took place at Oak Hill cemetery yesterday. Joseph Hrejack is recovering at his iiome in Indiana Harbor boulevard, he having sustained to injured toes while at work for the Sinclair Oil Refining company. John Z 3tnrphy of LaPorta avenue was the uest of Miss Haiel Hartley at the Elks dinner dance at East Chicago on Tuesday night. The Owls will entertain their members and friends at a 600 card party this evening.

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

All the latest Ckeh He cords bow on nle at 11. Gordon & Sons. 12-10-5 raiXCESS THEATER TONIGHT Enjfne O'Brela In "A Fool and His Money," also 2-nct conirdy. Th ToonervlHe Trolleyy also movie snapshot. 2-10-1 Just arrived 10.000 rolls of wall reaper, all the latest designs and colorings. Tom Smelser, Paints and Hardware, 605 Indiana boulevard, Whiting, lud. 3-1 to 3-1 The Cheaoy Phorocrrnph. The sweetest tone of all. H. Gordon A Son. ia-29-tf Hemstitching and plcotlng. Mrs. A. E. Shelly, 12 Atchison avenue, corner 116th street. 2-8-10 For Sale Modern 6 room bnngalow, r.ely decorated, reasonable If taken at once. 1313 Stanton avenue, Sheffield addition. 2-8-2 Tor Rent Furnished room. 244 LaPorte avenue. 3-9-2 Tor RentFurnished room, gentleman preferred, hot water heat. 429 Sheridan. 2-9-2 Sheet Music All the latest eoni hits can be had at Harry E. Powers, ll?th and Sheridan. Phone 117-It. We deliver. 2-10 Whiting Lodge Knights of Pythias will confer the rank of knight upon a number of candidates, Thursday evening, Feb. 10. All members and vlsltIr.e brothers are Invited. Come out and let's have a good get together. 2-10-CAED OF THANKS We w!h to thank the many friends, neighbors and lodges for their sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended to ua In -our recent bereavement. Mr. Harry G. Jones and Family. Mrs. 3jgh Erown and Family. Mr. Guy Jones and Family.

A number of "Whiting people are Planning to attend a 15aeh B. Minor mass concert to be given by the Apollo Musical club at the Orchestra hall in Chicago on next Monday evening. Miss Esperance Schlechty of Whiting will sing in this concert. Mr, and Mrs. John Schaub. Jr., of South Bend, are spending a few days here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schaub of Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schaub also of South Bend have been visiting here too. Mrs. P. H. Murphy spent Tuesday In Chicago. Mrs. Charles Kloso entertained the Home Economics section of the Fortnightly club at a party at her home In 119th street on Tuesday afternoon. The home was decorated suggestive of Valentine's day. Oames were played and refreshments were served, a salad demonstration being given by Mrs. Wm. Graf and Mrs. Therole Lemen. The annual election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: Chairman, Mrs. A. N. Beaubien; vice chairman, Mrs. Richardson; secretary, Mrs. P. A. Peterson. Mrs. w. B. Jenlngs and Mrs. Louise Mittern spent Tuesday visiting Mrs Frfenk X. davit in Gary. tr. and Mrs. Max G. Paulus, ne Florence Fry, will leave Saturday for Casper, Wyo., where they will make their futuie home where Dr. Paulus will be employed by the S. O. Co.

HOBERTSBALE

PHI.CE5 THEATER TONIGHT Eugene O Hm-Ih in "A Fool and His Money," ulso .-not comedy, "The TtonervlUe Trolley,'' also movie naitsbots, 2-10-1 Mrs. T. A. Lyon of 7T7 Indianapolis boulevard has 3'ust received a line of spring samples from the house o.' Schwelzer, an old established ijwii3 Arm. These samples are of exquisite design and fabric. She will be glad to make an appo-intment to show them to you. Phone 351-M. Mrs. Julius Stross of East Side visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leverenz of Myrtle avenue on Tuesday. Word fro:u the bedside of Mrs. Minnie Atchison at thla time Is a little more encouraging. The Pythian Sifters are having a special meeting at their hail on Friday afternoon. Peggy, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. Klemm of the West Park addition, has been very ill and at this time Is reported soma better. Mr. and Mrs. C- Benson of Hammond visited the former's parents on Roberts avenue Monday. Wo are jorry again to report several members of the Vis family of Myrtle avenue oi the sick list. A ton wan born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Klocek of Myrtle avenue on Tuesday. Mrs. H. SBrectanan visited her mother

who met with a serious fall while getting out of their automobile at Wlnsor Park lant Thursday. August Tonke of Chicago was e business visitor at the John Murray

home on Roberts avenue. Mrs. John Blaul and daughter of Hammond were guests at the Blauf home on Roberts avenue Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Julier. Mr. and Mrsfl Frank Spoars, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Rohrdanse. ntttnded a theater in Chicago las-t Sunday evening. A party of young folks from here attended the roller rink at White City last evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Werner of the West Park addition, attended the funeral of a friend at Sou tfr Chicago yest ej-day.

HOBART

HESSVILLE

The card party given Tuesday evening by members of the Odd Fellows lodge was a grand success. The prle winners were: First ladles, Dr. Clara Faulkner; second ladles, Mrs. Tyler; third ladie.s. Miss Mary McAul'.if; first gents, Richard King; second guests, Frank Belcow. A quilt was raffled which was won by Mrs. Belcow. John Short of Hamlet visited here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raschka for a few days. Mrs. Mabel Souterwill entertained the Prlscllla club at her homo Friday afternoon. . The Unitarian Ladles' Aid society met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. C. Mackey. Miss Clare Fleck attended a dinner party given Tu'.sdny evening at Gary by girls of tho American Bridge company in honor of Miss Helen Burk; of Colorado, who has been visiting In Gary during tho past week. Alwin Wild Is quite seriously HI at his home. Raymond, the 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Shoemaker, who died Monday was brought here last evening to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foreman. Funeral services were held today at 1 o'clock at the Foreman home and at 1:30 at the Ev. Lutheran church. The interment was at Crown Hill cemetery. A large crowd Is expected to attend the boxljpg boutj held here Friday evening under the auspices of the American Legion. Jack Kennedy, well known In northern Indiana, will fight Danny Goodman of Gary. Another attraction will be that between Wall and 'Brooks, both are from Hobart and will be their first attempt in the ring. Johnny Viaena of East Gary and Toung Andy of Gary will give a six-round btnit. A special car will be run from Gary to accommodate the crowd that expects to attend from here.

You Never

Forget

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bleeding or protruding piles or hemorrhoids. Ask the nearest druggist anywhere in the U. S. or Canada for a 60 cent box. Be sure you get Pyramid Pile Suppositories and tako no substitute. Pyramid has certainly brought a world of comfort to a great ho6t of people who suffered, many for years. If vou would like a free sample, send "your nam and address to Pyramid Drug Co., 03 Pyramid Bide-, Marshall. Mich.

Mrs. Richard Adams was a Hammond shopper Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Prescott of Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Beverly were, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Patteraon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl lliff and family spent Tuesday In Hammond. Wm. Kunow is home again after having spent several months at Coffciville, Kan., under the employment of the Graver corporation ct East Chicago. James Vanes. Sr., was a Hammond visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Bartig and, daughter. Mrs. W. Kohflor, spent Tuesday shopping In Hnmmond. Mertle Smith has been absent from school on account of sickness. Mrs. L. Howath was a Hammond visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Shoemaker has Mrs. Erewer as hf-r house guest at the present time.

. DYER

Mrs. Mary Scholler and eons, I'et r and Joseph, transacted business at Chicago for several days. The directors of Flrsn National bank held their regular monthly meeting at the bank building on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Johanna Gettler and Mrs. Alma Gettler saw "Mecca" at the Auditorium last week. A large crowd attended the lecture with stereopticon views which was given at the St. Joseph's hall on Tuesday night. Mrs. B. Thiel spent several days with her son. Frank Schlalss of Chicago. J"ohn Kimme-t of Lowell was a Dyer visitor on 'Wednesday.

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FIG BARS

25c Ik

SANITARY COFKF, AND BUTTER STORE

641 South Hohman Street

Hammond ) 188 East Indiana ) State Street

GINGER SNAPS

Pore Creamery, per lb

Strictly Fresh! New Laid All Guaranteed Perfect, doz.

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VERY BEST PURE

13CPerLb. 5 Pounds, 65c

CORN OR TOMATOES FINE QUALITY 3 Cans 29c

OUR VERY BEST

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Our Tremendous Leader

3 Pounds, $1.15

JAM Vzlb. Pure Strawberry or Raspberry H f -3

Each 25c

RAISINS 3 CROWN MUSCATEL

Per Pound

25 Pound Box, $5.60

Best Santos Coffee, 25c lb.; 4 lbs for 95c

SLFlctyjj Chocolate Dipped

Cairiiiels lib- dc

Edward.

Minas

Coo

Very Special Prices on

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Don 'tMiss This Sale "There 'sAReason "

10 lbs. . . . 69c Best granulated, with grocery order of $2 or more. Flour, Soap or Dairy Products not included.

OAP

lObars . . 65c Kirk's American Family Fe!a Naptha or Rub-No More.

peaches ttrJ:" in zood aytup' 41 1 a

- o w- M rm

at $3.20; per can at

t 13 "OP CeL17 "T'W7 Farmhouse Brand, several flavors to choose from. Large

A AX-ijE. V JL-ir size jars. 6 for $1.85; per jar at only

32c

ff,'1, Extra quality Blue Rose, 10 pounds, 65c; 3 pounds

20c

SPAGHETTL!: ',:," Skimcr'!-3 ,0c packages 20c

S ARDINESfed 8rad,c- i (6 cana Iimit)- ' 5 c lUc can at only .... .- .

V 1? ur Dest specially priced for this sale

per pound

16c

BUTTERINE Z?m"::. 25c 1317 A C Falls Brand, Early June, not a cheap pea, but a grade you will be 1 A M. JL-i'j.lJ prouci to serve, doz. can 1.65; buy a case, you won't be sorry) can C

APRICOTS lz

Brand custom

ers know the quality. Dozen cans, O 1 $2.50 (not many cases left), per can.

BLUEINGS B,vt; where for 12c, (buy a supply of Q this) our price at V

CORN

$1 .40; per can at

only ,

Standard quality, sweet and

tender, per dozen cans at

12c

TOMATOES Extra good grade, heavy pached and red ripe, large size cans, per dozen, $1.90; 1 fip per can at

4 Big Coffee Specials You can't buy better Coffees than we sell and we know that our prices are lowest. Buy your supply today. Minas Blend. We consider this the besl value in Hammond, 3 lbs. OA 88c; per lb. OUC Rcid Murdoch's Famous Monarch Brand, (quantity limited) 3 lb. can 1 1 C for only XAcJ Our high grade Peaberry. You know tho quality, 4 lbs., 90c; per OO pound at CJ v Steele Wedeles Famous Bonita Steel Cut, 3 pound can for $1.10; QQ

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BJ J THD Monarch Brand, no better packed, dozen cans $1 .30 ; aKea JCpeaJlS (a limited quanUty of these) per j c can at only : r. ..... . a, T J. Monarch brand. You can buy no O 3 OiliaiO CalSUPbetter. Perbottle C S'lrfiTi'' ancy e"ow American, not too mild nor too 3 2 C P P

aeon Sale

A small quantity to sell at the following prices. Old Fashion Hickory Smoked' Bacon of fine quality. Slabs, with- OCout te ribs per lb

Slabs with the ribs, per pound

Sold in half slabs if desired

15c

BROOMS?n; mend, outwears two cheap brooms, sells regularly for $ 1 .25, our QC price at only PRUNES sweet kind, box contains 35 lbs., 1 Q X. ( for $4; per lb 12 l M Yt9" Fet Brand, small size cans, per IJLjidozen. 73c; this gJL price is very low, per can VJ 2 v.

Pancake Flour 1 Z buy. 1 4 c

A good gTade of Gunpowder, a surprise value, per pound at only

25c

TJTTt17,Tl3 7" A HP Rice's No. 96, no bet ter made, 3 pkgs.

45c; per package

16c

W-JTTC1 THS TjTTWT""1 Fancy New Holland Milkers, $1.10; mixed

per keg

98c

town

sure to eat your dinner in our Cafeteria. The nicest home cooked meats in Etf n; (including pie or coffee) A

Two Big Candy Specials

Cracker Jack or Chums, sells every- Of)p Butter Scotch Waffles or pure On. where for 10c each; 3 pkgs LJ -raspberry drops, per lb .

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