Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 10, Hammond, Lake County, 30 June 1921 — Page 2

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TI IE-TIMES-Thursdav. Juno SO. 1.021. HAMMOND SCOUT GAMP LIVELY PLACE!

BT I. K . SCOTT.) CAMP WAVAGANSIC. Porter County, Ind , June SO. Cimp WanagatiEir

ths Hammond summer Boy Scout camp Is now in full awin;. Mr. 'o rlieis with the assistance of th camp staff and a few older hoys fuccs-tdd !n having everything in finr -hapc f-r the nrst crowd of scouts who arrived Sunday morning-. We have thirteen te-nts which includes the new largo mesa tent. Th tents are frrmed in ttreet formation on the wooded side rf the lake whore the old wireless ftation was last year. The kitchen has been moved and white-washed and screened A fine dep ice Iws wiih the oapajc:ty f"r six iiunmel pounds of ice has teen tu;lt, due largely to the d'.gsringr efforts of Mr. Finn. Mr. Neiti. assisted hy Dale- Gordon. There are several other fine new improvements which will sh-"w you when you corre out. There) are now fifty-three hoys in rirap. Also the staff whl' h is cmpos4 of Mr. Scott. Mr. Neitz. Mr. Finn and Mr. Mi!!r. A new me.-mher of the etaff will arrive this week Mr. E4-rd SoutRard. a senior from tne Illinois State Vniversity, who has spe-nt a year and a half in the army as an .air pilot and was an assistant athlunc trainer for all the college team?. Iast and most important on the staff is our cook, Frank Hathaway. KranK is livtnff up to his reputation for good eats and lots of them. The menu has bfen planned in advance so that r.o tnv rrta!s rf a whole week arc simlis 'Thus srivtn the hoys a ari"d

BRINGING UP BILL knows- the peck by jack FAfiH A kins DIES" . PrU AND ltJTHE. 11 f -fLlC- i V Ho becomes I fu (ccc: V'T- SLi US10 i Tr1 I! w ::....z:J Il.. jI - L, - . : i -ces ramsssrsssrttk. J-bji 5 tta-

Have you tried the new 10c package ? Dealers now rry both; iO for 10c, 20 for 20c. It's toasted.

diet and the foods that will hest build the'.r bodies. The camp program is as follows: 6:30 a. m.. reveille. 6:C5. oice and pep calisthenic, or athletic caines. 6:4n. morning dip. Nature, mess. 8:00. details. (Staff and Tent Lealers Conference . ) 9.0ft. Stout instructions. 10:Oo. Scout games. 11:00 niorning swim. 11.45. inspection. 11:1. v mess. 1:" m.. free period, .oo, baseball or athletic gamfs. 4. :;o, afternoon ewini. . 1 .'. . mess. 7.00, met-ting: of staff and boy t-oua-

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Tou can see from the ab-ve propram that we have little time to 1-af and as every boy rnjoys actmty they .irr all having a line time. There has U-tn no MCknf j in ca.mp aside from bee stinsr-. scratches, etc.. which keeps thet iodine bottle flowing- freely. The swmmingr Is under the oversight of Mr. Finn, assisted by Mr. Scott. All boys who cannot swim fifty yards are required to wear yellow caps and believe me they a r- all try. ins tc swim their fifty yards. No yell.iw capper is allowtd in a bat unless a competent swimmer is w ith him. Only one boy In camp that cannot swim. The cap la governed this year on the h"nor system. Every boy is working for the mhlrni on the Toncacoo belt . Also every tent, elf ts. a boy to the evening: council. Th council makes suggestions and criticisms concernrng- the camp. A report of this council is referred the tent leaders in the morning and this body makes the laws of the camp, supervised by the staff. So far Pits arrangement has been the cause of a fine camp spirit and real scuut co-operation together. The hoy? are doin thMr best to get th camp in fine shape for the vi.-itr next Sunday and Mondny. Any ire wishing ti bring fireworks fur the Fourth will sure be- welcome. Th boys through the "Trading Post" undT Pick Taiker receive an

alio can buy camp cars and bat bins capa etc. Fritz Kolb Is Frank llatii-

a 'A ay's riglit hand man and if Ki ank bids

doesn't watch nut will beat him oin of his Job some day. ... All of this for three $3.on) dollars a week, can you afford to miri H Register now with Mr. Pierce a' The Times office.

new Rectory. Plan and specifications can be secured from the raster. -Ml

must be 1n on or before July 12,

tor, ATHi Alexander avenue. East Chicago, Indiana. - REV. ALEXANDER SCHAFTER.

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The. Holy Trinity Tarish (Hungarian) of aF.st Chicago. Indiana will. build a

Dancing Every Tuesday Thursday

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Saturday AT THE Open Air Dancing Pavilion MICHIGAN AND GRAPEVINE INDIANA HARBOR JobnstOD Jaziy Jammers

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Fill Up Your 4th of July Basket NOW! Store Closed All Day Monday

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Friday and Saturday SPECIALS

High Grade SUMMER SAUSAGE Choice of Premier Salami Sausage, Special Theuringer Sausage, Farmer's Style Sausage. -v Regular prices up to 42c per pound; yM Per pound, now

SARDINES Underwood's Fancy Mustard Sardines Qlr No. !4 cans at U2t

ANOTHER SALE OF EXTRA CHOICE White Cobbler POTATOES, 45c peck While 1,000 Pecks Last

COCOA CATSUP

Briar .Ridee Pure Tomato

reaMaSi Catsup )6oz ,arge -2lC bottles for C

10 oz. Bottles for 15c

Runkel's Famous Breakfast

Cocoa Yl lb. can for. .

FRENCH SPRATTS

LaBelle Imported "French Spratts" Sardines in pure Olive Oil. Special 1 C No. 14 cans for ... . C

Cast v:miaa. Imviama. Capital and Surplus, $150,000.00 The Federal Reserve System Safeguards Banking This First National Bank, along with many others in America, is a member of the Federal Reserve Bank System of the United States, the worlds strongest banking organization. The largest banks in such financial centers as New' York. Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago are a part of this giant system. The Federal Reserve System merges the resources of member banks into one giant pool. as it were. This vast reservoir of money thus lends strength to each individual link in the chain, and does away with the possibilities of money panics, such as have occurred in 1907. 1893. and other depressed times. Being a member of this large financial organization, this First National Bank is powerfully fortified, an advantage that means much to its depositors. Is your money on deposit in this SAFE and STRONG Bank?

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Of the cream of our summer stock at less than cost prices. Hats valued'up to $ 1 0 go at $ 5 . Hats worth $7.50 to $1 0 included in the lot$2.00 and $ 1 .00

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OUR FAMOUS LEADER COFFEE, pound

"The coffee that pleases most people. Was 50c per pound, Every-day price 35c. Now, lb.

4 pound limit to customer at sale price

BUCKEYE BRAND Malt and Hops Buy now while this extra special price is on 6 package limit. ' pmm wbA Pr pcakage ' (

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Cheese Soap Baking Powder Best Grade Fancy Brick Rub-No-More Naphtha Soap Calumet Brand Baking P'owCheese and Yellow Ofk- The big bar OCr der 1 pound 07

For your summer outing. Choice felts, felt straws, taffetas and Satins. The flop hats of coarse weaves, peanut braids, etc., at popular prices.

Hat & Art Shop 708 Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana

BRYAN DOUBLE HERE. Zfr . A. Fepln. Atlanta. Cn, publisher of medial books Is In Hammond for a few days. It happens that Dr. Ipin t W. J. BTyan's double and while h hus'bn told that so often that it h.s bcome a bore, ; the southerner Is good natured about it. On? thing he makes plain, however, and that Is although he Is a fiemocrat he does not agree with Col. Bryan on prohibition.

ATTENTION, ELKS! Regular meeting at 8 p. m. Thurday, June 30th. Initiation and luncheon. A matter of great Importance comes up for diwusiOn and all members are urged to attend. W. O. THOMAS. -29-lt Kxalted Ruier.

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