Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 223, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1921 — Page 6

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GROCERY DEPARTMENT

L'r.cle Jerry Pancake Flour (6 j fancy Red Salmon. 39c pkg. limit.) JL j value, special at. . . . Per pkg " (Strictly Frcfh Lvs. per Richelieu cr Quaker J2'C' c,0cn Oatmeal, per pkg. . - ; L'.0 .ut Qlco.

.Macaroni, spaghetti or O T , t'sg Noodles. 3 pkgs. Fancy Sweet Oranges, 33 C per dozen Dry Onions, "J

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.encx ooap.

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.No. 3 Corn Beef Hash, regular 50c No. 1 California Hams, special at I lamburger, per pound

45C

ge tumbler, 18c 20C at'vc ot Rasper pound . . . . l?c

28c 35c 2o c 39c 19c I5c 23c

20 Off Hosiery and Shoes

Style and comfort those are the things you want in footwear. You'll find them here. Each day finds our

list of patrons growing. For Friday and Saturday you

may select any jair of shoes or hosiery, and

we will deduct from the regular price . . . .

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Tel. Hammond 403

Friday and Saturday Specials GROCERIES Fresh Eggs, per dozen 35c

Two tall can; Milk

25c

No. 2l2 can Sliced Beets 20c No. 2 can Lima Beans, 2 for 25c No. 2 can Corn, 2 for 25c No. 2 can Tomatoes, 2 for , 25c No. 2 can Pears, 2 for 25c No. 2Yi can Libby's Sliced Pineapple 39c No. 2 can Libuy's Sliced Pineapple 2Sc No. I can Sliced Peaches 15c 3 packages Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti . . 25c 4 pounds Santos Coffee for $1.09

4 bars Old Country Soap for 69c ( 1 bar Olivilo FREE) 10 bars Swift's Pride Soap .43c 1 0 bars Cudahy's W hite Naptha Soap 43c Quaker Quakies, per package ; 10c

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MEATS Ribs,' per pound 17c

Pork Butt Roast, per pound 22c Sugar Cured Bacon, per pound 30c Beef Pot Roast, per pound 18c-20c Rib Bacon, per pound 13c

FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS AND VEGETABLES. WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY

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at the first turn of the faucet. The annoyance of having to wait until the water runs hot can be overcome at a moderate cost by having a LION GAS WATER HEATER installed. An investment paying big returns in comfort, convenience and satisfaction. It is constantly forcing hot water right up to every faucet and will last a life-time at a very small cost. CALL PHONE 278 OR WRITE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION JOSEPH H. McGUIRE Plumbing and Heating Sanitary Engineer 911 CALUMET AVENUE PHONE HAMMOND 278

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Telephone 723 786 Calumet Ave. Opposite May Si. Hammond, Indiana

High Grade Prescription Work Oar Specialty

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.. 'a : u n if iiv.'iiin' ;s ilnir rout'-. Tin: nutoinot.ii! ' Ks v liam- !!. ,M l.:i-k on liii-ir r...i,-s iii' .t.1 in- . rsinc t!.. ):..: .I ..rjs; "An ii hif .!i : l'ori il st r 'vls" l'niii.'iit l-'ranU Ko.-ivl.T. of ta- Imto fiitent Assi.-::iii.iii has . -n! tin- mat -I r up witli t!a ol.'.-trica! eo:s-,ni-ti. .-ntrany hi.-h furrisia ! oi:;i. il" t ? ilti iii- tl" i : i s a 1 i a I i . : 1 . ti !::" nil sent lih'.ial p.rt of til.- s;i.. :. ijr. - !. ti si:'nn;t i.-.i for oart of

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t lie N(.rt li west -ru for Ogitcn, I." t fill, win Tf Hoy will iiuik liioir future hi iiU'. Mis.s.-s Hu'li Hathaway. Joanotlo and Menii'tl" lleiiam will aeiaimpati tin rn lu ( 'h i.-.i . Mr. H. 1 1'owlry was in Chicago yr st i I 'la j". Mis. 11. (,. f'r-,M has hon sick wit?. latriiiMir j'..r liio past w.k ia intin ov iu. Miss liracf Ki. hr. eahicr fit n. '). I'i.-..'s, li.is be. 'i si. k for a fnv ia;. ;, at lor horn.-, 1".'.S Hay av.-inie, 'lias. WHs of ('rnv.n I'ninl and his fi i. ii'i in Il.nnne.ml took in the grand : ra in I'hieatMj last niht. .la.l; 1'iiati r ui'ijcil from Milwauk where lo all ended tie- "hie; scrap." .Mrs. Frank Ivm IiI.t, who has he. n seri.aisiy ii!, is , a.ert.-d to he iinprdVilie; me.'iy. Win. l'( iry of Chicago was a guf-t at t ho homo of V, It. l,vley last

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n-riliy hy this lime .. . ii'' fi a Hi'isn nti.-il port n most unusual trip. Ton inpr t rcliici: 'ii on the i - tumit' S hi. !i 1j'i interview wiih Vv. I''.wnev ali nit t

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Willi lie? completion f the south sTeie, Hi;!,!.:,, ill.: stre.t will present an mil.-, 'ken line ef .rn anan : a.! lights ov. r '.'o mih s ill 1. iiu'li and it is now !l,.ei-!,t that this will vin i.iir.'i.. Mliiil-

n.,e iii'iui- n I a r : m pro . no nt ) in-- ptiri "i uc: avninull ri'y l.mll. ! norl li of the i.rand I'a'nm't.

! PERSONALS ; There w ill i. a "mee-j.- of llatni tr.otul C iv;.- I n .-me n t A S'.eia t : n I n:xt Thurs lay e-onj;- l'-iis-r s s oi , ; ra, port a ",o". All . oim. j Miss Anna "' ml y of I '.!: Island. 1'.:.. is ,i Sliest a; the l, .me r! a'. M ; Smiths, oi aril ceioi!y on Krie si re, t Mlsf M-ir,e !! -s. Ul Hooker : tr-'.-t. has r turn.-.! li 'iOe aftvr .' ii.iitij a i Mrs. .1. K. j; a i of T.au-r strict, is ! now O'lUiii::...'. in Hf;-..-r u ir.ontli's ill-

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her farm, pout'iw 'st of Hamtn'Oid for the llain. s propnty nt Krie fitreet. H .ill families a i n"W Ff-ttled in t lie i r e V ll . . ill. s, M-. and Mrs. .J o. Ifivoi, !a'.l aveLiir, will :nator to .Nil's, Mich., Sit-

in p, a strons' lot: of winl i ;un ,-ilonft nnil l.lnwi-d off the r.p' "r; e-r's mi! 'inery. otherwise we w hi I d hav asked H. ) one inure 'i',i"-ii'i'i, whether or not How a t e r a s w a rra.

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Franidi Koch 'or. tlte Avenue baih. r. r n ! h '.; s 1 a .-1 io ahnut the hr.sl t. lights, hut n.s ' .t hnsiasni is eonlin 1 ' I'Hl im.'t a ven-ie, wiirr he is iloiiitt ; 'os part to an extension of tlo? 1

(rna merit .-. I lights. .Mrs. W. Van .iilder, 11H i:-etroit S: "nTilaiii".! ;it u nr.. r. Mrs. Howard

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Hi"ost y,-e;r T;r. proveno-n; t"3i,ib, Hoost your fi lend, H'jost the street on which you're dwelling. Boost the people 'round nbout jot, We can t'et alonsr wi : hu t you. Hut Fueeess ill fpai.-ker find u. If we know that you are behind ti?. I'.o.o t frr every forward ihovpet,'. Boost for eeiy pew imprn ernent, Ito.-ist ii'iir oiTicr-rs who labor Boost the Ftranfier and the neighbor, "Vase to lie a ..; ! 1 r 1 ni r kicker, e'o ise to .e a pr a-reys blocker. If : on vant to make Hammond better Boost it to the final letter. I'UAXK KOi-KhKK.

rresltlent liamiii'im Civie Improvement

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iind Mrs, A. 1 1 it Ii ison i:o are mov locate i;i the Ioii.y Jiwil.lintf. Mrs. Hal Yovrtc has cl s. d a d vitli Mr. .Lii 1 M..-.-, Ttaine . eh a n u i n :

, -"'v. ;,1,nn;?;1 L;".!n- T7 frank kockler

i',1- i"-r-n ( 'i'ii.ii''M L ' (! I il'Mll',' li.-' past week is mm.li hett. r, Maywood Barber Shop Mi'. a'l J!r-. '-''! Hathaway and cm r A I I IM1TT AVP PUflVC 074 I

uuj riLiUi.iL. 1 a 1 1,. 1 iiua u jiij Headoaarters for Hammond Civic

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Coal and Building Material 823 Calumet Ave. Phone 159 Hammond, Indiana Best Quality Anthracite, Pocahontas, Illinois and Indiana. Fdl Weight Prompt Delivery

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FOR Cigars, ' Candy,

Ice Cream Agnes T. Stack 814 Calumet Ave.

East Side Garage and Sales

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Garage Service

Official Garage for Chicago Motor Club (No. 121)

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are designed especially to meet the demand of garages, serv ice stations and mechanics for an efficient piston ring having the quick seating feature of a narrow ring, with the wall tension of a wide ring. The invention of this entirely new type of piston ring is the greatest advance which has been made in piston ring construction in the past ten years. It won the instant approval of mechanics everywhere. The Burd Quick-Seating is a one-piece, step-joint ring which fits accurately, is very easy to install, and requires no slow, laborious "lapping in". The outer surface which comes in contact with the cylirWer wall, has a channel .002 of an inch in depth in the center cf the face, and raised edges, which lap in quickly, seating perfectly, with a hard glass-like surface, in harmony with the cylinder wall almost immediately. It "goes to work" at once adjusts itself quickly to the cylinder wall, and perfect seating is obtained in less than one-fifth the time Required to seat other piston rings. The channel in the center carries an oil film, which prevents leakage during the process of seating and insures perfect lubrication. They are exceptionally 'resilient, exert an unvaried wall pressure, and will not break down under cylinder heat conditions, Burd Quick-Seating Piston Rings are made in all standard sizes and over-diameter sizes or practica!!y every make and model of motor. List Prices (Subject to Trade Discounts) All diameters to 4 in. inclusive 60c each All diameters over 4 in. to 5 in. inclusive 70c each

K. S. Auto Supply Co. Adolph Sorensen TIRES AND TUBES -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 361 CALUMET AVE. (Cor. Hoffman St.) PHONE 3232

Calumet and Becker Phone 386

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ot Rate Tire Shop

Ask about a bottle of our Special Auto Polish. If it doesn't do the trick, return bottle and get your money. GOODRICH, FISK AND RACINE TIRES B. F. MANIS, Prop. 575 CALUMET AVENUE PHONE HAMMOND 3364

FRESH FISH FOR THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS

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UP-TO-DATE GROCERY M HRKE1 We Give 5. z H. Gre3n Stamps and Deliver Anywhere In the City

Campbell's 5cupsv any kind, 2 cans 25c Red Buck Salmon, large cans 23c, small cans. .16c Wilrco Asp.trnpus, I lb. 15 oz. square cans. .. .45c None Such Asparagus, No. 2 can, extra quality. 23c Blossom Baked Beans, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c Pnsciila Icmatoas, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c Helmet Peaches, good quality, Nd.- Vz can., .,25c Blossom Sard pes, in oil. 'per can 8c Danish Pride M.Ik, larrte Mze. 10c, 3 for 27c Empire Preserves, any fru t, large jars, 2 for. . .53c Fancy Blue Ro-c Rice. 2 IKs. for 15c Try Our Special Blend Coffee, 3 lbs. for 93c Potatoes, good clean' flock, try some, peck.... 30c Bottle Bluir.2. while it lusts, per bottle c Sweetheart Soap, per bar 7c Swift's Naptha Soap, 10 bars 63c TRY OUR FRUIT DEPARTMENT Fancv Sunk'ft Orances. per dcz 40c Apnle?. per bu-hc! $2.59, 4 lbs 25c Spinach, fresh, per pound 10c Lemons, per dozen 30c Dry Onions, per pound 2Vc

Brick Cheese, per pound 23c Cinderella Toilet Paper, 5c each, b or ...... . .25c Grandma's Wa shins Powder. 2 larre nkgs 31c Rosedale Peaches, No. 2Vi can 42c, No. 2 can. 30c Rer.roh White Cherries, No. 1J z can 31c MEAT SPECIALS Choice Chuck Roast, per pound 24c Rib Roast, per pound 32c Veal Breast, with pocket, per pound 15c Veal Shculder Roast, per pound 24c Veal Stew, per pound 20c Leg of Lamb, per pound 38c Perk Chops, per pound 25c Pure Lard, per pound 15c Wilsco Nut Margarine, 2 Its. 45c, per pound. .'.23c Good Luck, 2 pounds 57c Brick Cheese, per pound .23c American Cheese, per pound 32c . .We make our own Pork Sausage and Veal Loaf.. .

Telephone 149 Night Phone 1037R-19S3 HOBBS GARAGE R. C. Hobbs J. P. Hennebohle Expert Automobile Repairing, Supplies and Storage Special Department for FORD Owners Conscientious Service for Particular People

i 410 CARROLL ST.

Cor. Calumet Ave.

Hammond, Ind.

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Here's An Honest Repair Shop Where first class automobile mechanics give you the right kind of service at a fair price to you and to us. Drive in and see us. Have You Tried Ever-Tyte Piston Rings? .0. K. GARAGE and SALES GIES & BOS Distributors for Allen, Pan-American, and American Beauty Can 822 CALUMET AVENUE PHONE HAMMOND 368