Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 31, Hammond, Lake County, 20 August 1921 — Page 6

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August 20, 1921 riiiiCih'!! Ct. Paul's Z.nth;-aa CHuj-cJV I Clinton at. V. F. Ldchtslna. Pastor. ?:3.i German service, cl '43 English tr ice. t f :30 Sunday S'. hool. Ladiea' Al d, Y. ednciday, - jo toUOKSO STKJ5ET HL E. CiHJ jfcCg '; It. Cbas. H. Leejon. pastor. -' 45 a. m. Sunday school. O. '. Kiger, Supt. I 1 .00 a. Worship. Subject. The Message of Jesus to Religion." ML bi..T!n Lt'.lj'Ut-. S p. ra. Evcr.:r. sermon. Wnat w.ii xi.ia a-s Do with J'SUS? ' Friends ire cordially lnUed. immsaaei Evs4reUc&l cnorca. i4S Sibley St. Rev. Casl cia.3ttx raster, i'nocie 11SSW. j. 00 a. m. Sunday School. 10:15 a. ru.- Kfy-alar bcrvice.

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Christian Kr.d-avor aaiu Sernaon. -The Lest Ecck." 3.15 Sermon. Xorman Berry.

ftrtt EUaptlxt eaurca. 307-21S Sibley t. Sunday School at 10. A, M. Hel tul ciasyes for all. Harry Vor.i Bruch, th van.toJist. vho bticamo so p.p'ilar when he hld v.rtiny, here some tsm ajo. will preach at both th-; njorujns axd tvenixiit eorvicro toniorrow. nrct MthocUrt plseopai CliarIw Rus5U street. Kev. Ktnjarr-Sn R'.srt. raster. &5i HohiT.aJi eirett. Fhon oOC9. 9:3'J a. ra. Sund.13 School, '''o a. m . Murninit worship. Theme: "iDar.iei the Christian." Sp&ctal rr.ufi - bv Mr. Wiedergnt ajad Doro'hy WieiJcryott . 7:0(1 p. ai .puorth League. 7 4". p, m Even;rg service. Theme: "A FoolisU Eusincs Man" Wedn6?daji' 7"io p. to. Prayer and rraise service. A cordial Invi'atlon !s riven all la ths community to aii sexvice Rrrt yTesbyorVm Churca. Hohnxan and Hiffhiacd. sta. J. C. Parrett. Min.ster. Bible. School at 3.4j a. m. Morning Worship at 11 p. m. Sftrmor. by R-v.- s. C"A Inniaapo'Js Chns'.laa End'-a.or raottias 7:00 p. m. PVce Street rrrtytrji CrUurch. Comer Pine &t. and Chicago in E. LvRoy Stefft-y. iluilsttr. 40S OaH tree?. Sunday school at P:30 a. ra. Mcrn.r.ir worohi pat 10:45 a. m. The Rv. N. V. Andrews, Kein'.and.

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tke nru oospxz. anssxow :02 H iffn-.au street, corner Towie i. 1 block east if Hohir.an. 0 a. . r.i . t'.'aiii'sl ism. 2:S P. m . Sunday school. 3.30 p. m. Praise rr.oeting. 7.45 p. m. Evar.gflistic iirs . J- Arrastrcng, Supt. Cratenaxr VL E. Charch, Warren C. Hensice, Pastor. Church, hay movej to the nrw church t-uiiding -n the corner ot Gostlia and Icvl'j Ktre'-tE. Sunday School at 3:45 a. m. Preach ir.p at 10.45. Junior League at 11:43. Epworth Eeagu-i ":"0 p. ra. Leader. NewtiAij Sims. I reahip? $t-rvi.; at S.03 p. ra. A wicc-rr.fe for all. SOHi ST. PrSTECOSTAi ASSXiL to S'-r.i .-t. Lord's ny Srvires 10:"rt and 7:10. Tuo.xiia" e'enir.K Bihlo Study. Thursday evening- prayer and testimony. F.'- jnrelist 11. W. Thomas, of

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ana tven: r.g . ITrrl Charcb of t&a HiMrM Corner Cal-jmet and Mlohlgaa A. M. Wells, I'a-stor. Eunday school. C:45 a. m. Mornins Worship at 10. 45 p. m. V I. S. McctiiiE at H:45 p. m. H--antreliot!'.- S. r i e at 7:4 5 P. m. Mid-wee It I-rayi.,- Muur.g. Wednesd5

at : 1 4n p. r.i. ! F M. meeting Thursday at 2 -00 j Teacher's Meeting. Friday at S:0'1. J

The First SplrltuaUstSi' Chirch of Wert message bear.- rs to prove the dead do live. Mrs. Ellen Lee, pastor, 605 State Lane street. Hammond, 111. -Will hold services every Sunday at 11 oclock. Good speaker and V Paul's Chzirth JCptcopw Rlmhach A. and Ann St. Kev. Peter Lanendorrf, Rector. Toniorrow :s the 10th Sundav after TrT.iry. Servici s at. the ehur .h: 1:30 a m. Morning prayer and sermon. No Sunday school. Tii" services will be conducted by the R-i-. Mr. Morris of Indiana Harbor in the ahsenie of the rector. "R. member the Lord's Day to Keep It Holy."

taterotlonal BlSla Stuflentju I. O O. F. Hall. 171 S'ate st. Public lecture alonsr BiMioal lines every Sunday at " 00 p.. m. "Always instructive, helpful and rea-nr.b!f-. The, wisdom from above Is in-? nopiei t science and the best instruction. Ail welcome. Seats free. No collection.

The Ho;ins Mef fcotlix' Church, at the j toner ol Hickory and Chicago ivtaa, : Sundav School at 10 o'clock. 1

Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Evening Worship at 7:45 p. m, yiret ChTJC-h ot Christ, Scion "1st. 70 S. Kohman St. Morning service at 10.45. Sunday school at 12 oTioek. Wednesday pvenliiiT '.estlinonlal meet ine at S o'clock. A free read in room is otcr daily ex

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There has been much talk about high candy prices and the enormous profits to be made in the candy business and candy dealers are letting the accusation qo unchallenged. But we are determined the public shall know the facts, insofar as the Hammond Candy Company is concerned. You are entitled to know the fac. . Our policy has always been one of fair and legitimate profits fair to you and fair to us. When materials, such as chocolate, sugar and syrups advanced as high as 350 per cent our price advances were negligible in comparison, yet we were maintaining the same high quality as we maintain today. Today, when others are holding out for $1.50, $2 and even $3 a pound for candy, and where others are refusing to sell their higher grades in small quantities, we are selling more than fifty different kinds of fine quality hand dipped chocolates at

Try Our Ice Cream Ccntcnted cows furnish the basic cream this cream comes from Indiana's finest blue glass section. Pasteurization gives this cream a "smack" that is delicious. Our formula for making Hammond Candy Company Ice Cream is one of the best ever conceived. It calls for a very high percentage of butter fat. which is afforded by the cream. Our process for mixing and freezing the cream is 100 efficient. Your craving's fondest hopes lie in a heaping, savory dish of this delicious and nutritious frozen food, every atom of which the system absorbs into its human dynamo. Let your next dish be the test of this Ice Cream's goodness.

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We have put our prices within the reach of every candy lover, from the office boy to the president, and from the humblest citizen to the Lord Mayor. From the very start of our business Hammond Candy Company products grew in favor so rapidly that we were compelled to open our second store shortly thereafter. Quality was the thing we based all operations on. and today we challenge a comparison of our 60c to $1.00 candies with any other candies on the market selling as high as $3.00 per pound.

The Hammond Candy Company's candies are mad-; in our own shops, where sunshine, scrupulous cleanliness, sanitation and the highest paid candy makers, working with the finest grade materials, produce the candies that bear our name. That you may witness with your own eyes the accuracy of our claims, we invite you to an inspection of our candy producing kitchens where you may see splotless candy makers going through the various operations that prepare goodies discriminating tongues have come to demand excusively.

HAMMOND CANDIES Hand-Dipped, at 60c to 80c per lb. Including bon-bons with brazi! and almond fondant ; flavors, vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, maple, pistachio, walnut, stuffed dates. Full cream carmels, chocolate brazil carmels, vanilla brazil caramels, chocolate puddings, solid chocolate centers, diana sturfed, French nougats.

HAMMOND CANDIES Hand-Dipped, at $1.00 per lb. Including pecan mallow goodies; pecan honey mallows; pecan roll, chocolate and vanilla centers; brazil nuttics; chocolate liquid pineapple, peach and maraschino cherries; chocolate dipped almond brittle; hand dipped chocolate almonds; filberts; walnuts; pecans; brazils ; salted almonds.

At SOc to 60c lb.

Assorted nut fudge, chocolate, cocoanut and vanilla fudge; maple, vanilla, chocolate and strawberry kisses; walnut wafers; cream patties; French nougats; Jelly drops; jelly strings; butterscotch patties; cocoanut brittle; peanut brittle; peanut bars.

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TWO STORES: 166 State Street 575 Hohman Street

Tel 458

Tel. 3176

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