Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 248, Hammond, Lake County, 8 April 1921 — Page 5

Fridav. April 8. 1921.

THE TIMES PAGE FTVf

THE f E0PLF??

All of the (Ftud.-nt of tho Christian equeotarian chi. Fr-ndi Lick. ot ;ichurch Sanfiay school und frien-is are ers go to Hct J.r-ringi. St. J-. and Marrequested to t-e present st 9:30 Suny I tinsville. rr. and Mrs. K. K. Oillis a.n! morning to h-.-ost for a 1 irg-e bilde j d iu liter Ehnor P-tt this noi.n f.r .i school. In the n.ornins the Ufcv. tor trip to Martinsville. Mrs. (1. II. Snvlthson will be - m a scrips of t-'un- Austin. vn,t to M art in n ill e yeu-r-cty inorn-nj serin Tit- f: om the- b n-.K i 'lay ar;l Mrs. F- g,.., Iy and - Belief revelation ar-U in :h.' tvinuic tliv ! Km arc le-ivtui: f-r th.'r.? t.vidV.

Subleet will be the -Is It Uixht f j ! f - I r7? Proselyte?" j Th. n:t divtsi-.n of tte M. E. Lad:.-;--' "J ft'-" 4 l ft I AiJ w,i. meet fit tbc h--n.. of Mrs. W. M N ' ' ' ' ,1 1 V Mr?. Walter Sh.pley cf 4-U ?it.!f j C. Eflmi:, ,-.f C.ionda!" rack for a one ! ' '-j J Q street r---ov.:-rii:g from an attiu k ' t j " ' !o k l in.' h'On VVjcfiUij-, Arr.l 1-1. I .kt 'j. v ' .- J, J J appendi-un. th- :i.'tdiratS J. V. KfM am! Guru...r li ?''v! S 8 ib

. !-. id that tat C anadian srovernmen spek the extradition of Bered-d! i n char area f havin? violatt d a Cmiciiai; passport in ill' t-v'.v g Gcri..a'J1 Pure returned to Canad, the t " r. i r ' t-m- wjuIi) thru Hf.Tk the xt nidifies rf pcrsrd-.il t thi,-, colt try.

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CHICAGO GRAIN MAKKET. WHEAT No. 1 red. ttl.-KKalU v . 3 red. Jt nr 7L3-i H : No. 1 l.ard v inter, $1.4T' 1.41' ; No. 2 hard winter.

1 - 4 r, . J CORN X.'. li mixed. SG'jfi .H.:; N;.

m!x.-d. 63 ig 34-c; Nv. 2 y-iiow, Ej-V

'1'.. ': i' .o 110 lirsi.. 11c; tnncy, Klc, overwt ight kidneys 1 4 J to 174

;t & 'jc; No. 3 white, i8'r 564c; No. .el low. 53 57 'c.

One Lone Han Invited, Then j

Told Hot To Coma. .. The. Ha.rn.mond Woman's CmT- fc-i withdrawn the Invitation extended to a T'ro.es man to review the historical "We. The recnl." which is

to bs glv&n tomorrow- afternoon in the j

a.ud'.toriurn of tr.o ivftients oi h.ll at Hchman and Ogden ftreets. It was decided that the presor.ee or a lone man in the. sudlerce of revera! hundred women would err.harrass many tnar.y of the ladies who play the roles of the colonial (ita.tesro.ert in costume at the signing- of the constitution of the United Pts.tes. These ladies

Mrs. Freda V, r :-:. km rs ha.s return -i ::1 a visit :r. 1 :. .s.

p The home economies dcrsrttn---r.t of ' P.epcrt have he

tno 1 1 a.ir. n c n d ..tnia n's- . i . , ' ' -i : " ; 1 rerul.2.r .:; " ; r. - ' . ?: . i .' . ;j Echo "1 v?" s. - da a.f tej rior-n. cia: -''':dr

v c.. !..;,- aBiiin; i. . s '-. r.S'" s. Anydtir.nc !' r ... .-. reservations ca.l Mrs. c. P. Feltier. 11M-J.

r.':--p; t d in Ham-

the i-iisi r..'i;t- of TiiO-!Uis G;lirs dt-nt .--I' this city, nv a '.alpjiriis.- t-..- M:s :-Iarv

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trcduced Mrs Krecsor: of the Cl-ness-- ' ircii; Pure Foad Co w?-;i (iero.ojis tr.vtf 1 jll-" ' ' '-iTr-r. by r.". j V: r a d-i'or"'if i r.?i - cream ; and fruit d-sserj An fl-rtirn or ct- 1 Th- La ticers v.'ij heid wih. th-': fv.i.r-'sn.' Ve- i 1 s ' - I-u suits- c ha 1 r."o i -i Mrs Tdartia b t. ' 3i'-rn "on

vice eh.riirnt.ir.. 7 1'? N se- r-M .5 ry Mrs nl'.-'r tiie iir.t -o'--:;cr Aprii . rss w:l ilfiii r.-'ra. -- ;-ai : Wilson f.. V '.-is i a tr.p ir. the- .vest

A t.rt.hdi.y

a..-o a stuient at Vaifiniso, y April 6. Tli F.ev. iky o. pert" .-ririe 1 the ceroraor.y.

is At; ioc:-tv t-r tht Vra:? church net yt--,-th II i.o- !U'-nd C it

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surprise. pary and

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had taken their parts wjtn tne utwri- . charier C-.r.r

Standing that the. tableuaux wacs to tve seen or.ly hy members of the cluh and their women guests. Husbands and sons were not to be invited-

Owing to th importance of the af

C&ir which Is -perhaps tha most elah- , w

l--.t!c n.;-- y si Games and musi w. nice lur.oh-or .-rve wera the Mf rlamt-p

T h.'ir.- 761 '.' : - noor ; - . ! .- r.d a .tonas. Fred .-: H .i ; hburn.

m. JtcC'ii: --i -h. Rtdnt v H-ibbs.

Joseph I.err.c r-t. F t-i -fo,-t

theatneaa ver oarrtea ou. -s a ; Kirker. Da-.; rai!

woman 3 chid in trie coumy. anu i-'-" i Cha.rit.s liar: plendtd Jlustration it would give of j th sanctity of the contt'.tutlon and , Mr?- CharR Kecobein c ftandar

American inusuu.'iis. i vj-ui i ""- av.m: en -e-r a -r at

r. nierce tor 'rv ir ; . . 1 n1f.r. !

'fT r- er,:- vss a j;---. 1 & tt n I.nco or i ir.er-.tber.- and frien-3.- ar.d a r.ice lit -.!- ! " ' .- .- -"'.- .1 r y til-1 , ;"- r . . t tao . - :.: r.-ilh.wm ti;,- Mssd.ir-.-.ea i K;;-rK- d!-e-dor- I.sti.s-... Ernes- ilia:, j C.-i S-.r-csiR- A! win Herhst ani Gus- I av Mue:-.ich. j The tore r-art of t.r.e cosine wfek I -T--!:ii Fi'-jrAt-j j -, -. -. ,; r Laura itr- -l!i5s --rarft Turner wm r,o o 1' .-c-iT. ii L:c.k f or a w k.'s stay. j

NEW VOllK. April s. eitccist.. ciosinrr pries. AlLs ( L -rs 30 A r:: t-rica n Car aid Fdry j Ar!-..--ri:au I,c r.-.L-ti 8 5';! Ati-erlcaa Sii.e'.tir.K SH j Arr.cr'.cari Slfl Fdry 1' ' H j Ar.acor.d-i. i(r; j Atcb.'sc n 7" j l.-.ft!.he sr?cl B STM" Ctr,.riia:i Faciii.; m j d ntral Leather . . ., Vi j c-, and Oh7 ,. s J Chi. a-nd X. V j Chi. M. and St. - z 1 ! Corn Pri. du.-.ts I Cruc;l- f tt el SJ" , Frie 11-, Ger-er.al i7ctrif; I z , Goodrich 87 Sj Lacka'-tanna S . : ! j.'j F S. S-'P , : v

CHICAGO 1'ROCrtX, BFTTFU Receipts, C.4!:. tats.

j Teamery ex'ra, 46c; firsts, 4.".c; pack-in-ttwk, 2 Sc..

EC''JS. R'ee-.pts. 13.25 cases; vois-::a,r.eo-jsi, 22e; c-rdinary firs's. lia-f c; firsts, 2Ci 5 21c: extra, 27c; cks, dirties, 19';f 2,nc:. LIVE ?oi;LTRY Turkeys, 4ic;

I c-'; i c.k t u.-. ol1---:-.: ST'.rinii-s. 'Tc: rir,Cers

:-'':; gerse, 16c; ducks, 2Cc. POTATO ES Receipts, 0 cars nor. white?, fa. ked and hulk Fl'-M-ao ; Florid;!. ?pu.ii!dinir Rose No. 2, S.00-.i

VEAL .1-3 to r.-) U,s.. E

TOG LATE TO CLASSIFY

GIu- Fro-i Seal's Fllppirs. Ilitliorto t)v Kippors.of the v. hales cji'i'lit in cor writers hae bet-n ro garded as a v.j-te product, but the fisheries burf-nu fir.ds Tliat thy will vich 17 per n-nt of their weight in very exoeLVr.r glue. It hopes to find u market for sea! flippers with the

clue intiii'ifortni crs. Each year about ! .';"." 0 fur PC-sis fire hilled on the j I'rihyinft islands, in i:erii;rr sea. Re-k- j ot'ir.g four flippers at fiyltt pounds, j the annual pnvjjctiun of ft.ppers Is j RKj to Mi) tons. i

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Fcr Entertainment. The erocf-rymsn was "klddlnff littV M.atie one day ar.d asked her whose cirl slif was. to v. !doh Fhe replied : "i'tipa';." "We! I. tl.en. whose i;rtie fid Is Mathelie?" "She beiontrs to ntrinitnn." "'NViiat fihout brother .Tiims, then?" he s.ll. Sl'.e was nonplussed for a niiriuf. then .s id : "Oh, he's Just for enterfsi'nmerr."

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i-AE OR ciL.'s'i lc a, !-. :- ,.-r I C!e I;.v. r .O'A li. Li-v t r ! i . r . i

orate und&rtaking

in educational ,

Ircre Carter -iii he a week-en :1 g-uest .f Mis 'Me-ri Pernod of the South i-hor;-, Cht-"a ".

a.siigned to review the tableaux, lis applied for an invitation. It was tated. however, that if th uromf-n in their performance tomorrow are well reefhtd and feel that "they have, been successful in their parts, they may repeat the tableaux at a date in the near future when their husband an 1 sons will b invited to attend. A reporter might ta frnugg'ed in also, at that time. The tableaux tcmorrow was especially written for the celebration of Uie 137th anniversary of the cor.st.itu-

in honor day. Apri

a surprise party

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"uuves a no irtenct were ath. red ' x:r-a:non " G r - Games and music arid a t;..- i-ofou ' !:'nirr draft d-ds-f time were enjoyed. In conclusion a , was- l.-arn-d this afprett;!-- appednted et urse luncheon j - : VuS served. j -

i. i-.ere doll. -from Germa.-.y. it moon. 1 1 is under

Mr. and Mr?, Frank Wostfall and j son Howard are quests at the hem ot Mr. and Mrs Georg.- Toite. or Vaipu- !

raiso ri-r a few dsv-i.

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For Friday and Saturday Only SH.IN0LA SHINE BRUSH FREE Vvith a Pair of the FoIIov.ing Men's Shoes:

j Men's Mahogany Calf Brogue . .

Men'? Mahosir.v Calf Lnli.-h . .

Mr and Mrs Hnrv Ilnher .-.-f tear, i PIOSJISS PASSES A WAY 1

than In New York City and the parts j ren street have retu--ed ''rom a w 'n ' "rrs- EliT.eth r.-her. wdfr- f .r.t..,-,n M-ere taken ty leading- theatrical ar- ter ln fhe omh lh,,v m,.,.:r1 , Ptpyihcr of Hair.raond. t;c,fJ av.av ,.n Washington. j Palm Beach , Jacksonville and f-c-ri ' Thursiar 'NrrU " t 7 I . n, at" her

smea mrnioers ci tr.e tjamnnu : there th-- v c-i--o i,. -r. -4. imi.ina avenur

H M-n's Mahogany Calf Bluchr j Men's Mshcfrany Calf Straight LaH .... 0 Men 3 Alahogr.riy v..aii vJmcers Dress . . .

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131 East State Street

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Oar Motto "Quality, Service

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Specials for Saturday, April 9th

M'oman's Club will appear as the Cat her of t-ho country in tht tableaux. Their parts follpw: George Washington Mrs. S. E. pwaljm. Benjamin Franklin Mrs. Joseph Harrit. Ko.be rt Morri-s Mrs. Walter Wis-?. Edward Randolph Mrs. L. P. Felt-eer.

Alexander Hamilton Mrs. J. C. I

CiaTk. Charles Finchney Mrs. 'Olaf Lan,jely. R-oger Sherman Mrs. Albert Hunt. Bldrige Gerry Mrs. F. J. Cashrr.aa. James Madison Mrs. Lawrence Long. Gouvsrneur Morris Mrs. Fred Barrett. Robert King1 Mrs. Jack Hanson. "William Blount Mrs. M. J, r.ermedy. J. Ingersoll Mrs. George Green. George Mason Mrs. Eeui Davis. John Rutledge Mrs. La Grand T. Meyer. Gorham Mrs. Howard Steven.. Jackson's secretary Mrs. William Jordan. COMPLETE STAGE SDTTIXGS. The women will ' appear in tho colonial suits cf blouses, long ccata, knickerbockers and slippers, wearing the wiilte wigs that wera the semblance of state craft. The request for an invitation was made by the reporter of Mrs. Le Grand T. Meyer, chairman of the history department under whose auspices the tableaux is presented. .Mrs. Meyer agreed that the event should not be jxsrmitted to pass without review in which the ladies would receive due credit for their efforts. They have devoted several hours a day for several to learning and rehearsing their parts. Mrs. John F. Wiihelm, chairman of the tableaux, voiced a sentiment to the contrary, "Man," she said, "you'll be mobbed. Oxl man ln tine crowd would ba worse titan a hundred." "Mrs. "WllheJLm had promised the. ladiea that there, would not, be any men present." said Mrs. Meyer, "and of iftoures ahs will have to stand by her word. Otherwise I can't see the slighteft objection to having a man there, pecaliy a reporter." . The tableaux is to start at 2:20 rx xsu

port u delis

by train

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' rn 71 years :; .-- in P ivitzerla r, I nn-i '

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Mrs. Peter Crumpcker hss return.! i ' " l' avcs tr' r,ou, b'r- UW Per

-Tom Valparaiso, Ir.d,. where she attended t wo parties one glvt a ; y ir... Grant Crumparker and dauahter Mary Arden and the other hy Mrs. L. y. Pierce; a; the latter Mrs. Crur.ipa.cker carried off the first honors in hridr-c Mrs. May Martin of Ann street ts moving to Garv,

tu.-ntiid. ft ur sons. Otto t;..j:ii,-

Vi--h.. Albert. Paul and Jacob. Jr.. ,-,f , f' "tty; two C-iiicM-s, Mrs I). ,T. I -tair.bajc-h of Mic'-.i-iu Citv and Mr, I

Marion Sails of India nan. d is vilte-i

friends and relatives in Hammond yes- 1

Mahnke nf H.,.:-rr-..r.i f Q

t' cn gr.ind-chll-lren and two rr.-.-ii rr-m.i I hildr -n. Fune,-:i! services will be c.ndur.e,l by r.cv. le.-r Saturday after-n-'on Hi the hnr.o fit pr.li ,-jr.d at the Gcrrnsn M. 17. v'hurrh on Truman ace., at 2: ."Hi p. m. -15-1 i

(Limit of one brush to a customer) MeesMakCalf Brogue Oxfords $5.45 Men's MaL Calf Perfected Oxfords $5.45 Mens Black Blucher Solid Leather. S3.75

PORK PORK

SMALL LEAN PORK LOIN ROAST Pt-r round FRESH SPARE RIBS Lean and meaty.

Per pound

I FRESH LEAN PORK BUTTS

liK

4 XI

terday.

Th :-r'r..r and the cor.curr.i-.tr inertia is calling- many Hsniw-nd folk: for leisure, rest and snort. th....

7 who enjoy cr.If and ihe nlpasnr. ..r h

LIVE LOCAL KEWS "AOS"

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

Tht pupi: of Lillian Whitaker ar.d Gertrude Cooperr of the. Hammond Musical Colleg-e v-iii pive an informal recital at the college this evening.

Mrs. R. O. Winckler will entertain the Picnic club at her home tomorrow. Richard Doehring. Jr.. of TS8 Walter street had his tonsils removed at St. Margaret's hospital yesterday.

PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HEMSTITCH I r BHTO tOVEB. !"ti. I1KM)I0 pho'si t : in icr CALL "ASKI's i LI tJ'HOVE 4tH 01 El. STAIE i ., iiA UMU.XU 2-i9-

KSHHSSSBESaEiiiraEIBIFSar

I uard of Thanks I

We H Iph to h:u;'( ,.u.- i i ;': bcr r.nd friends for their i.

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,-mp'iihy shown .luring our lute b'tt in the iossi of our dnrllni-

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Id'by. The Mcl-tijilev Idsre. F. cc A. 71.. The O F S . also those wh- donated the beaut. ful llorul cffcrii:.?. an 1 the lav. Lt. njrendorff, for his kind -words cf consoin iun. M.II. AXI MRS. KOBIlflT FATEIloOX. J 2 1 A Harrisnt f;tret.

CHILDREN'S SPECIALS Or.e-Strap Pump, brown or patent leather, sizes 3 to 8 . .$1.39

p Bbck or brown ScufTers, size- 5V2 to 6 Sl.SS 12 Boys brown or black biucher, sizes 1 to 5' 2 S2.85

!1i-?ses patent leather or brown kid Anklette $3.25 : Misses' brown Oxford, sizes 1 1 '.- to 2 $2.85

WOMEN'S SPECIALS

h Women's Black kid lie Pump t v. d, I ,.L- t: d..... ,:s r is

pjj omen s 1 diciii Lr.uiici lit i uiiip . . . . j. y Pi Women's Brown Cali Oxford .

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Women's Patent Leather Strap Pump . . .

f!j Women's Black Kid Oxford B Women's Patent Leather Oxford

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U in Memoriam

In c"-;:.- 'ii'iiiry ,i . -i j- d'.'ir moib-t-r

, Ameliit Nottman. who departed this Palntlns and de.-orf.tln.? for efft- ". year tod-iy. Ar-ril S, "2v clency and r.Miabi'.ity g... to I. L. Cohen, j As v. e think of ou dear nioth.-.-Phone 1026-W. ' 2-16-1 . i An! our hearts ore sud wjth'r'iin. ! '"h. tl-d fvi!l would ! ft h'lv-Hl. Tho Pytehian f st- is will prive a ; "culd we hear ht r vnce :i.z-.:v. pedro party Saturday ev-nin ... Airi! 'c I miss ym iu the m r:in? at Pythian Castle jMu!). H cv; n and : We miss you so ,n niht. OKden street. Fine priz -s f-,r ttentl. - I The fiys are iootr without 'you. men and ladies. Admission J And noth.njr seems, vis,t riji.'i. " i A Oi'ir mother, mo'her hind and true..

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Vcr pound FRESH LEAF Per pound

LARD All you want.

10c 1 12icfj

A' BEEF - 5 PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST J Per pound , 4 FRESH TENDER BOILING BEEF I :i Per pound 5 PRIME NATIVE SHORT RIBS OF BEEF:i Per pound

BEEF

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i VEAL LAMB MILK FED NATIVE VEAL LEG OR LOIN Per pound I VEAL BREAST WITH POCKET I Per pound , GENUINE SPRING LAMB HIND QUARTER GENUNE' SPRING' LAMB FORE QUARTER iWr.- :;

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(i?xi Dacr to HsmniGiid Furr;tare Co.) 246 EAST STATE STREET :: HAMMOND, IND.

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Owing- to th' fa't that th rtictmp-me-nt will use te. hall in the aft-r-r.oon ant c-venin.? the Dorcis Ld-e will meet from 7 to 8 in the j(ri- ; hall tomorrow evr-ninc-. Ail ni'"-n! urped to be present. 4-S-l

aiwnys pray and thfnk ft yon. Fr'-ni Lovinir Otildren n ,d

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SZLECT BIUfiD SMOKED MEATS . o-IALL LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS Per pound j SELECT BRAND HAMS Best on the market. j Per pound ' j SMOKED PORK BUTTS No waste, all meat. Per pound , j FINEST BRAND BRISKET BACON 3 Per pound

I62C 23c 32c 19ic

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED

', "JUS7 OFF MOHHAM ST

ATTHS FOUF1 CORNERS

Grand-chiidr.n. i XI MP.5. PAFL 77EW7TAV

AND F.A-MILT. AND M"3 p. r. iLU'iiri: ILT

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THE ARMY STORE 97 State St. Just west of Hohman JUSUT A FEW OF OUR 457 VARIETIES" OF OUR MANY BARGAINS WHICH THIS STORE IS FAMOUS FOR:

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ORDER YOUR BREAD EARLY EXTRA SPECIAL Frcr-h B4-d S-.'a Crackers. 2 lis. limit, ! OiT per it k 0

Large Les.f, 1 rx 5il? Loaf, 1.1c

Pae fr: Mk Gover?niPi:i by Sweet-Otr, Big Fcur, Sitii ?nd clhti f?. -ti2ji mikcrs. In all sizes. A fit

cpeci?i!y r?.'. cd ac c;.ly

The. Rev. James H- Welsh of Gary r.Ur.lstf-r of the First Christian church of TcIl?ston was a Hammond visitors c d v.

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Ths Irv-ir.g- school L. T. L. will meet r.tcrr:o." afternoon at the heme of Mrs. C. E Graves of 205 Elm. street. Th-a. me-etir.g- of the Men's Auxiliary of h M. E, church which was, to have her. held at the horn of Mr. and 7drs. P.jy Tweedle is postponed on account o-f ficl-tne.ss All democratic -"'omen of Hamrrvmd aj-e requested to be present

Monday evening-. April 11, at a meet- j

ins to De r.eiu m Judg-e Irjacn s office in the Ha.mmond building-. Primary laws will be discussed. A reception to the new rector the Rev. Peter Langrendorff and family. will be given by the parh-h of the St. Paul's Episcopal church in the gruild rooms Monday evenirsr at S 0') o'clock. All parishioners and friends are cordially invited to he present and meet the rector and his family. The Meedarr.es Edgar Flett and Lydia Petree of New York -s. ill spend the week-end as the guest of Mr. and Mr. C. G. Klnswill.

EES! CREAMERY BLTTER q 1 Per lb v-"

FA.VCY 3AM05 CCFf FJ 5 I:-, for SI C?, per !b DLL MONTE RAI!?3 Per rk?. SNIDER 3 CATSUP Larr;e boUl

FANCY APPLE BL'TTi.R- 7 r:! 22 oz. j 3 rs CALUMET BAKING POT-

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FANCY' STRA "VEERRIES- ' z 1 ti-. per cars FA.N'CY SLICED PEACHES . o ' c:n r r c - r . r; CY F EACHLS r 1 - .j -x -' c f - r- - i r; Fr-". ta'i-tL pr lr GRAHAM CRACKERS 1111 i 1 C 1 t - i r'.e .1 FA'sCY FIG E-.AR.S Ft r lb LUX

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Hammond Candy Co.

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TWO STORES 575 Hohman Street 166 State Street

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