Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 62, Hammond, Lake County, 1 September 1921 — Page 2

PAGE TWO

Twin City

News Notes

Mr. and Mrs. John Klelnman chapron.d a party of young iieopls on a bot trip to South Haven. Michigan, Saturday niht- From South Haven tho party went to ISloominKsdale. Trhere they ppent the day with the William 'Wests' former residents of this city. Tha young people returned Suaday niffht. Two of East Chicago's well known -oungr people loft this morning to tax tip th.ir duties as teachers for t?a comla jr.ar. Miss Virginia ier9t will teach In tho commercial department or tha schools of Georgetown. Hi., while Clarenoe Miller will take up his duties as Instructor at Charleston. 111. - Miss Mary Ixis Clark, of 4324 11aKOun ave. entertained about fourteen ?tmnfr ladles, members of a newly organized club, at her hom last evening:. Mies dark Is leaving- shortly for Jarkonvllle, 111., where she will enter tna Jacksonville School for Women. "Ferdinand Ketcik. one of Indiana Harbor's prominent citizens, is leaving tho city to make his future home at i-os An (Teles. Cat . where he hope to better his health. Mr. Ketrlk has been t resident of Indiana Harbor for the past eighteen years, and was proprietor of the Home Theater, also the owner of several valuable pieces of pro

perty In tha city. Mr. Kstctk's entlr. family will accompany him to California. The class of 1920 of the East Chlcatfo high S'hool Is giving- an Informal dance this evening at tha Auditorium of the Washing ton school.

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Heere and son. "Wendell of "Wavcland, Ind.. will arr!o this evening to spend the remainder of the week with Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Canine. Mr. I)o-ro is a nephew of Mr. Canine. They will make tho trls by motor. The Canines' will also entertain Mr. and Mrs. K. 1'- Moloney and daughter. Miss Adella. over Labor Hay. The Moloneys' are from Mattoon, Illinois. The rekpilar meetins; of the board of directors of the "Welfare Association will be held at the Hed Cross rooms Friday eenln. Sept. Z. There will be a R.-neral meeting: o the F.nst '"hl'-airo hi-h s-bool alumni

at the McKlnley A in! i toriutu at :J' this eonln Final rbns for the alumni circus to be slven Septemb r fi and 7 will l' discussed. Mrs. John Klelnman entertained at a luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Jamteron and daughter. Miss I.orabelle of Hessvllle and Mrs. lMcheson. Mrs. Johnson, mother of Mrs. H. K. Proves, will be the week-end gut st of Mrs. M. J Huncerford tf I'hlcao Mrs. Tbomas Fork of 4111 Maicoun ave. has had as her Riiest Mrs 11 I.. Morrison of Iis Anirele.s. i'al. Mi Morrison came here to join her husband v ho Is employed in this city and has been here for sume time. T!.'-y will return to Cali iorni. some time

Thursday, Sgptemtrerl.lOZt

this fall. Mrs. Harry Johnson of Deacon street has as her tfuest her niece. Miss Ooldio Alyea of Waukean. 111.

DYER

The Town dioard held Its retfular meeting Tutsday evening. They floured a new tai levy reducing It from ?6c to 60c. The condition of Mrs. I Traesrer, Sr. ittnalng about the same.

M'.asta Akih-j iionaian anil Ani KoUUr anl Mr. V. Arn.-tt art) awendins the teachers' institute at Crown l'oint for the week. School will j'.o-kIii Sepctnber 6th. The bans of marriage for Miss Mabel llartnmn and Harvey Newijutst of .tt-Ber. were published on Sunday at 6t. Joph' church. Mrs. .MaK'l.ilen.- Nieblin with relatives from laton, (Hi!-., vinlted with A. J. I'eseliel and family on Monday. Mrs. Iti.bert Harry Is visiting with Mrs. Mary Keilman und family. Miss othntu Keilman and Kate'.'u sichrldt ar sp-'iuiliig- several days with

I relatives at ChicaKo Heights.

Clarence liii:niuiil of Hammond, transacted business 'here on Wednesday.

MUNSTER

NOTICE

rrm

KAUFMAN N & WOLF - Hamkond. Imq Friday and Saturday Specials IN GROCERIES

A Real Treat 1,500 Pounds

v s

Oscar Mayer's Approved Brand Lean, Mild Cured BRISKET BACON While They Last 17Vc lb.

Sale of SLICED PINEAPPLE Famous Beauty Brand Hawaiian broken sliced pineapple.

JNO. 2V2 CANS, 25c Per Dozen, $2.85

NO. 2 CANS, 21c Per Dozen, $2.39

Jap Rose Soap The famous transparent glycerine toilet soap. C per cake

Salmon

Extra choice quality Pink Sal-

14c 1

3 Cans for 40c

mon. No. 1 tall

cans

Little Boy Blue, bottle 8V2c

Swift's Pride This famous Washing Powder, the large l 7 C package

Raisins Choice Quality Seedless Raisins, per 27 r pound 25-lb Boxe, $6.25.

Olives Extra fine quality large Bulk Queen Olives, per O quart . . .

Corned Beef 1

Libby's Choice Quality Corned

19c

Beef. No. 1

cans

HIRES' ROOT BEER EXTRACT, per Bottle . . .

19c

National Biscuit Co. 's Fresh Baked

COCOANUT TAFFY BARS SNAPAROONS FIDELITY BISCUIT MYRTLE COOKIES

per lb.

Pet Brand Milk, Tall Cans Special, 11c

Per Dozen Cans, $1.30

A rn;:s nifc!lnK for th men and Momf-rt of MunHicr will lie he'ul n Krli!iy n!cM, S'iitiMiibf-r 2ni.. nt 7.3i p. m. (Htatiilanl titin-) in tlu- Town Ilnil for the fiiirpovp of hnrlr-.. Mr. K TMtyr illscim-t th-- merits of the jirolusitl 13th auit-niimfnt to th coiiftitution th state of Indiana, which nmf nfimtnt nlil be vnte1 on at a ;- iiai flection to be helU Tuesday. Sept. 6th. A lar meeting !s de.lre1.

HOBART

Mips Sena ioryer ma1f a business trip to Indianapolis Tuesday. The Sjndiy School of the Christian rhurc.h held lt annvil phnic at the taurtat cmp grounds yesterday. A larwe crowd attended. The O. E. S. Auxtiliary met today wlt-h Orace Vie. Harry Strom, while playing: ball at Ko;it lat Sunday, was hit by a -ball and recelvod a fractured ckull at the base ot th brain. HIf condition is critical and tie. remains about the same.

COOK

Mr. and Mrs. John Menzenberarer of ChliHKo, were visiting with relatives here on .Sunday. Mrs. I'eter Vollman and children of

ji'hliuKo. who have bi'f n spending the

siitnnier with Mrs. Vollman's parents Mr. end Mr.-. Jot Stark. Sr., returned to their home on Thursday, accompanied

by Mts Florence Shafer. Miss Ida and Kdna Hein who have been visiting friends at (iavy the past j week arrived home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred KnKl brecht and

son S ' :n t are visitinpr relatives and friends here. l'i'r the week pant Miss Harah IVJiff haw h,n ntertalninj her rouBin, Miss Ksltn-r Ungc. of lief cher, IM. Jili of marrlase were piibllhhed for

tiie f i r fc t time Sunday at St. Martin's church for M'.p Anna S-ohuster f t'r.wn f'olnt and Mr. Wm. Schretber. ti'ii of Mr. and Mrs. ITililip Kchrelber. Mr. and Mnr. Ueauchanip midorsd to Chicago on Friday. Miss I.ucy Ijunip of Hammond ppent Sunday with her mother Mrg. Rosa Ijump. Miss Margaret t-ehterling: Sundayr.d at th home, of Mr. and Mr. eorK9 Mrs. Louis lyidw-lg vlrlted with Mrs. Wm. Klein on Friday. Klsfer .c.ckla of the .Toilet convent, a slfrter of Mrs. A. Hugeman la vlsttlnfr at thn Tliiceman hom'K Panlet Calnn who has been fflc.kly for several years passed away at his home Monday, at 10:30 n. m. F. Stark of Ohlcajro, Ig vlslllnfr with the Stark family here at Cook. Mrs. Lena BJxeman and Mrg. Anna Maxwell were Iowell visitors on Monday.

DEATH OF IITJB BUSINESS MAN

rsrECIAL TO THE TIKES) CROWN I'UIXT, Ind., Kept. 1. Will rVlilemmvr, for BO years ft member of the ilrm Kclilemnier Hroa,, a lpadtn dry ;ooda firm, died here lagt nldht of cancer of the liver, aKJ 59 yir ' f aire. H,- had been 111 for about !x montha. He leaves to mourn him two broliurs Frank and tieorye and two sli'ters. The funeral arrangements have nut yet been (ompleled.

SHE WAS MISERABLE FOR 14 LONG YEARS Indianapolis Woman's Amaz ing Recovery After Losing Hopa of Ever Gettins: Well.

Rottenbergs Grocery & Market Phones 284285 3418 Guthrie St. Ind. Harbor, Ind. Specials f or Friday and Satorday, Sept. 2-3

SUGAR,

lbs

for 62c

With $3.00 Grocery Order (Flour and Soap Not Included.)

SHERIFF AND BOOTLEGGER DYING PNTFRNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) THERMOPOLIH. Wyo.. Sept. 1 Deputy Sheriff Tet Prlre Is 3ea4 today and K. L. Mellendure. allajred hootleiaer.

Ms dylnsr following a (un battle be

tween a Sheriff's possa and two rum runners on an. Isolated road north of this city. When officers In an automobile had overtaken th ibootlefrgers aftr a thrilling chase. The latter ran their car Into the thick underbrush near th roadside And opened fire.

! "Nobody knows how I FufTered for

fourteen year and Jut to thlnn., Titro

I am well and strung attain, thanks to Tanlae." said Mrs. Nellie UuU-hin-pon, 619 Kant Market St.. Indlanapolle. Ind. "l-or years I didn't know what It was t- get a Rood nlfrlu'a nlet-p, and I had awttil li.-tibii lies that fell ut like an Iron 1-aod va tjelnff drawn around my head and was prenKlnp It In. Myi back wax .o weak and hurt mJ so ba4l 1 couldn't ptotjp over, and If I cllnvljed the Plalio rny heart would palpitate I would Jwst caup for breath. T ran down until I wetg-bed only one bundre.l and two pounds and abnolutely lott h.ipe of ever belnn well nsaln, "TanlHi- has done more for ni than I thought was possible. I don't remember that I ever bad euch an appetite or that nmy dlgeation was o good, and I gle.-p all nlg-!it lon HHo a child. My friends are amar,d when they ee me now nnj no wonder, foi I'm like a different person . The jarood I've (rotten from Tanlao In .Imply prlceU ns . ' Tanlac l: ,old 'n Hammond by Psimmers I'harmaey and !n Indiana Harbor by Central Jru ritore and by leading dru ir gists everywhere. Adv.

j SELLING AGENCY FOR CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE, FAMOUS ! SEAL BRAND COFFEE 1 pound 45c t 1 O O

3 pound can for v A w

3 Show Daily, 8:00, 7:00 and 9:30

Now Flaying

Engagement Positively Closes

& B a ' a b m a

B u H El 9 Q H

5-DeLUXE

IS THEATRE b

The Topmost Attraction of Hilarity, Music and Novelties Singer's Midgets And the Presentation of the Paramount Super-Production Mae Murray

In "THE GILDED LILY

Today CONWAY TEARLE in "THE FIGHTER" Pathe News and Comedy Friday and Saturday BABE DANIELS in

THE MARCH HARE"

Sunday CONSTANCF TALMADGE Ia "UP THE ROAD WITH SALLIE"

Prices for This Engagement Only Matinees, 30c Nights: Main Floor, 50c Balcony, 35c. Children, 22c War Tax Extra

Special Attention Given to Kiddies at the Daily Matinees, 1 5c, plus tax admits them for this great treat.

S n..t-i- c-i

m iiou. Dig yuuuic i cmiuc a

PRICES: Matinee, 5c-10c-15c Erenings, 5c-13c-20c (Tax Extra)

Sunday, Sept. 4th Entire New Show Also Singer's Midgets

Coming Soon

Starting Labor Day

INAUGURAL OF OUR REGULAR VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE POLICY

Aduts . Children

WEEK

Matinee

D.Y SCALE OF PRICES

27c .9c

War Tax Extra

Evening Main Floor 3 6? Balcony 27c Children 9c War Tax Extra

'A Dollar Show at Popular Prices'

AT THE

HAMMOND, INDIANA

LAST TIMES TODAY ' LEWIS fit SELZNICK Presents "WHO AM I" With An All Star Cast--6 Reel.

ALSO CHAS. & INA McAVOY Singers DeLuxe.

NEIL McCREA Novelty Equilibrist.

ROSE & SHAFNER Comedians

m fa

1 rg 1 1!

r f Li

: i

CIRC

re P ffltm mm fij li,o i0u of rumu (IIPNMTI j

$1 $1

Golden Santos Coffee, good cup, 3 lbs Fancy Peaberry Coffee, 3 pounds

Special Peaberry Coffee, (2 "1 4 pounds V L R. Blend Coffee, Cl 1 Of 1 lb 48; 3 1bs...vX.OD

Fancy Green Japan Tea, J 1 1 lb.. 35c; 3 lbs A Orange Pekoe Ceylon 1 QA Tea, lb.. 69c; 3 lbs. 1 Gun Powder Tea, ! 1 1 lb.. 35c; 3 lbs V 1 Pinhead Gun Powder 1 AA Tea, 1 lb.. 69c; 3 lbs 1

Idaho Potatoes, 1 peck, 15 lbs

AQ c With $2.00 Grocery Order (Flour and Soap Included)

Fresh Vanilla Wafers, 60 to a lb. Saturday only, Or per pound &dJ Fancy Crosby Corn, per OC can. 15c; 2 for .... Sifted Early June Peas, 1 O (6 cans 1 ) per can . O C Pet or Borden's Milk, Ot. 2 tall cans American Family, P. A G. and Fels Naptha Soap, CQ--10 bars for OV C Kirk's Lilac Toilet Soap, OC, 3 cakes OC

Lux, per package . . . Argo Starch, per package .... Toilet Paper, 3 large rolls. . . .

Swan's Down Cake Flour O O

large package -OC

10c 8c 25c

19c

EXTRA SPECIAL Norwegian Boneless Sardbei in pure olive oil, per caii, 15c; 6 cans. ...'-'' Fancy Red Alaska 5al- O fr mon, tall can O C

Fancy Pink Salmon, large can

Assorted Pure Jellies in Tumblers, lfda! 10c Telmo Pineapple, sliced in heavy syrup, large 39 C

Peanut Butter, f -IB jar. none better

Uneeda Biscuits, 7

.... Assorted Soups, 3 c?ns for

LaSerille Olives, regular 35c &J

25c

HOWUND & DENSMORE SISTERS Our Future Home. Entire New Show Friday Vaudeville Frolics! 8 Big Acts. ADMISSION Matinees, 10c, 20c Nights, 10c, 20c, 30c. Matinee Daily, 2; 30 P, M. Evenings, 7 to 11 P. M.

New Show Monday, Wednesday, Friiay and Saturday,

FRESH HSH EVERY THURSDAY AND FPiDAY WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH MEAT. WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY.

East Chicago Coffee & Tea Store & Market BEE HIVE BUILDING 714 CHICAGO AVE. PHONES 24, 85, 525 EAST CHICAGO, IND Specials for Friday and Saturday, SEPTEMBER 2 and 3 SPECIAL-FRESH CREAMERY COUNTRY BUTTER,

per pound

SPECIAL SUGAR A a pound; with 3 lbs Coffee forQOp XC no nound limits Vrf

Sugar, 10 lbs. for 53c

i With ! 3 Pounds M. R. Coffee ,5 for Or i 4 Pounds Our Leader 1 Coffee tor Or j 1 lb. Cylon or Gun 69 C

rowarr i ea iui With Meat or Grocery 3 0 C Order, 5 pounds

(10 pound limit)

American Family Soap with cof

fee or tea order.

6 bars

Calumet and 150th Streets No Advance in Prices One 60c Ticket Admits to Everything. Children half price, 30c. We Pay the War Tax

Soaps Crystal White Soap, (J9c 1 0 bars U. S. Mail Soap, CCQ 1 A 1 JU

I U Kirk's Bath Tablets, 3 cakes

Coffee and Tea

28 c

TUESDAY 55 f3 1

One Day Only

Peaberry, 3 lbs.. 80c; per pound . . .' Our Leader Coffee, 4 lbs.. $1.35: per lb. . Fresh Roasted Coffee, 5 lbs.. $1.10; per lb. . Lipton's Cocoa, '2-pound tins Gun Powder Tea, per pound Uneeda Biscuits, 3 packages Peanut Butter, made while you wait, per lb.

35c 25c 25c 69c 18c 28 c

Pure Lard, 2 pounds Navy Beans, hand picked 3 pounds Fancy Rice, 3 pounds Fancy Tomatoes, 2 cans Early June Peas, 6 cans, 80c; per can. . Fancy Corn, 6 cans, 70c; can Pet cr Producers' Milk, 2 cans

Campbell's Tomato Soup OC - 7 m

dRumford Baking PowOer, 1-lb can Libby's Red Alaska Salmon, 1-lb can Libby's Pork and Beans, 2 cans Libby's Kraut, new pack, large can 5 mil ax Brand Com, 6 cans, $1.00; can. . . . Delicia Brand Veal Loaf

30c

36c 21c 21c 25c 14c 12c 25c

can Jar Rubbers, white, 3 dozen Blue Label Jams, reg. 45c, 1-lb jars . . Blue Label Peas, reg. 33c, can

25 c 33c 25c 14c 18c 15c 25c 38c 25c

STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYLABOR DAY. FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY v. ' 1 ,,il,n,,,iii,i "t

'?1