Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1921 — Page 10

THE TIMES. Thursday. 5Vpt- 22, 1921

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News Notes

THIS CITY ENTERTAINS A QUEEN Perhaps we. ought to put tt the other way Tound. This city la -being enter- .. taln.d by a Queen. And such a little Queen! Painty, fanciful, piquant little Constance IBinney In "Such a Little Cjueea." It'a the- story of a jueen who was .trothed to the king of another tiny kingdom, and how ey wt went into xila to America where many adventures before them. You will be xoyally entertained at the Columbia theater, today and tomorrow. 9-:2-2 WX"?TC? LESSONS FTAXO AN'T VIO

LIN. George C Greene, phone East Chicago 1011 or apply at Hartley Thea-

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haller of Bea-. con t.. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dooley. their son and nephew, are n a three weeks fishing trip to Dowaglac. Mich. James Thomas, who sailed for Wales In June. Is expected to return this week on the Olympic. With him are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hosklns, of Chicago. OPEN MEETING OF" CITIZENS PARTT Citizens Tarty will have Its formal opening of the campaign at the Ketlly School Building. 138th and Elm street, Saturday evening. September 34th at 8 o'clock. 9:22:3 Th Tenth district council meeting, of district, county officers, and club presidents of the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at Fountain Park, near Rensselaer. Ind.. Friday and Saturday of this week. Mrs Benj. Williams as president wlU represent East Chicago. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ottenhelmer of North Magoun ave. are Mrs. Ehrenberg and daughter. Miss Margretta of Utile nock. Arkansas. Mrs. Rhenberg is sister of Mrs. Otten-

ter.

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SPECIALS Friday and Saturday I ft LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR With $3.00 OQ c " orcter (not includinz flour, sucar or milk) -I POUND BEST COFFEE and 2 LBS. SUGAR 43 c for . . . -I 1 BARS AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP and 1 (( A A 1 POUND BEST COFFEE A,UU g POUNDS FANCY RICE and 2 POUNDS SUGAR c PET OR (CARNATION MILK 10i"C Per tall can RED CROSS SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI 8 i C Per packageDEL MONTE SLICED PINEAPPLE 18c Per can PURE PRESERVES 29 C Per large bottle .,- Crisp 0 Famous Cookies, 12c, 18c, 21 and 25c per Pound QUALITY FOODS AT BEST PRICES GROCETERIA STORES 152 State St. 78 State St. 434 119th Street . HAMMOND WHITING 719 Chicago Avenue 1717 Broadway EAST CHICAGO GARY 1004 Lincolnway LAPORTE

SHE PIONEERED IN GIFT SHOP IDEA

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Miss Cora . Greenwood. Miss Cora E. Greenwood of Hart ford. Conn., is one of tha pioneer in the establishment of rift ahops. About fifteen years ajro she, with Miss Sybil M. Gray, started a joft shop in Hartford when there were only two or three shops of that nature in the country. Their business has (rrown to such an extent that it now occupies two floors of aui old-fashioned brick house and the proprietors jro to Europe each year to obtain material for tirnr shop.

OPE" MEETING OV CITIZENS PARTT Citizens Tarty will have Its formal opening of the campaign at the Rellly School Huildlng, 138th and Elm street. Saturday evening, September 21th at 8 o'clock. . 9:22 :J A small group of girls met at the home of Miss Thelma Brandenburg last evening and formed a club known as the Gi G. Club. The girls were dressed as baby dolls, which added much to the merriment of the svenlng. A a course luncheon was served. Miss Georgetta Smith of 3920 Hem

lock st. will entertain the He Squar

Girls on Friday evening, Sept. 23rd.

POPE RECOGNIZES LEAGUE OF NATIONS (BV NEWTON C. PARKE) GENEVA. Sept. 21. Pope Benedict for the tirst time has formally recognized the League of Nations. Dr. Van Karnabeek of Halland," newly elected nresident of the League Assembly, to-

dav received a letter' from the Pontiff

which said in part: The news we learn concerning Russia becomes graver every day. The misery is so great that only the united efforts of the peoples and their governments can assuage It. We therefore

address t through your Excellency the

representatives of all the states united

under the presidency and appeal In the strongest terms to their felings of humanity and brotherhood In order that they may take prompt and effective measures to aid the unhappy people of Russia."

PROPOSES A GAME PRESERVE t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 INDIANAPOLIS. IND., Sept. 21 Richard Lleber, director of the state conservation department, has proposed that the state keepmeander land, nearly 7,000 acres along the Kankakee river in St. JoseptU LaPorte and Starke counties for use as a gams preserve. Ditch assessments averaging about $S an acre against the land are due, and William G. Oliver, state auditor, has proposed selling the land to raise money to pay the assessments. Governor M c.Cray and other state officials will discuss the situation at a conference Friday forenoon. Mr. Lleber is willing to use money appropriated tp the con-

BONE DRY FORCES READY FOR FIGHT WASHINGTON. Sept. 21 Supporters of the "bone dry" search apd aslsure provision of the anti-beer bill failed

today to force the conference report

on the measure to a vote. Senator Reed, democrat. Missouri leader of the blips opponents, objec

ted to an unanimous consent agreement for a vote and the senate went into

executive session.

Reed served notice that the bill's opponents intended to discuss it "at

considerable length again before per mlttlng a vote on It.

For Plants. Add a few drops of smroonla to the water with which you water your house

servatton department to help the state plants and you will find them grow-

hold the land. ' Ing better.

CITY OFFICIAL SAYS THAT HE HAS BEEN PREJUDICED

OPE-V MEETING OTP" CITIZEN PA1VTY Cltisens Party will have its formal opening of the campaign at the Reilly School Building. 13$th and Kim street. Saturday evening. September 24th at g o'clock. 9:22:3 Melvin Specter, son of Mr. and Mrs

Moses Specter, left yesterday morning for Ann Arbor, Mich., where he will enter the University of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Caxl Kaemmerltng of Jersey. City. New Jersey, are guests at the W. A. Rlcheson home on North Paring ave. Mr. Kaemmerllng and Mrs. Rlcheson are brother and sister. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty Lodge will meet this evening at the Audttorlum hall. There Is business or importance and all members are requested to be present.

SEN. HARRISON FLAYS HARDING

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEaVICEl WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. Charging administration leaders with having "preached economy but practiced extravagence, promised rearenchment and enjoyed evcfMpa," Senator Pat

Harrison, democrat, Mississippi. Diiter-

y attacked Presldjyit Harding, his adminstratlon and the republican party In the Senate today. "What the people want are results, not recommendations, works, not words prosperit y, not poor houses, meal ticket, not bread lines." Harrlson declared. "They want more cures for government evils and less cruises at government ex pense. They desire more" fulfillment of party pledges and leas repudiation of campaign promises." t

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BURSUM IS ELECTED SENATOR

S ANTE FE, N. MEX., Sept. 21 Senator IJ. O. Kursum, republican, has been elected United tates Senator from New Mexico over R. H. Hanna, democrat, according to partial returns today from 15 of the 31 counties in the' state. Indications are that Bursum will have a plurality of approximately 7,000. Meager returns show that he Vias polled a heavy vote in several normally democratic strongholds.

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Friday and Saturday Specials That Mean Savings

SUGAR

Granulated, f loose.

iu pounds ior

FLOUR Gold Medal. 241z- J J g pound sack for

SOAP American Family. Per bar SOAP P. & CL White Naplha. Per bar MILK Richelieu or Pet. Tall can . -! RICE Large Head. 4 pounds for NAVY BEANS 4 pounds for

6c 6c 11c 25c 25c

CHEESE Young American or brick O r (full cream). Per pound

Extra good. 55 C

(full

SWISS CHEESE Per pound . .. .

C0FFEE3H.25c 4 Pounds for 95c COFFEE Fancy Santos ; 4 pounds 9 5 C for 95c; per pound

27 c

CATSUP Snider's. 16-oz. bottle

GRANDMA'S WASHING POWDER g c Large package BUTTER Clover Bloom Creamery. A A Per pound'. LARD Oscar Mayer's Pure Kettle IK-TV Rendered. Per pound OSCAR MAYER'S CAU. HAMS lCr Per pound A U V

SPRING CHICKENS Per pound

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SULPHUR CLEARS ROUGH. RED SKIN ' !

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These prices are at least one-half lower than last year; you 7 see the saving in the clothes Some suits worth to $30 this season's values now $22.50 Other suits worth to $35 &$40 for $27.50

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DRESS SHIRTS For men, of fine percale in neat stripes; coat style. Each, 69c

BLANKETS Crib Blankets, of blue or pink border. Each, 19c

HOSIERY For ladies; out sizes, fine lisle. Per pair, 39c

PEROXIDE SWEATERS A household ne- For boys; all wool cessity; screw top in pull-over style, stopper. Bottle, Each, 8c $2.95 FLOUNCING UNDERWEAR Fine 18-inch em- Union Suit for broidery flouncing chillren; n i c I y Special, per yard, fleeced. Only 39c I 49c LADIES' UNDERWEAR Medium and heavy weight Union Suits; three different styles. Values to $2.00, for 87c BLOOMERS COLLARS For ladies; of fine For men, both soft black sateen, full and laundered cut, at styles. Each. 59c 10c CURTAINS CORSETS Nottingham lace, A wonderful valfull sze. Special ue for the money, per pair. Fine fitting. 98c $1.00 UNDERWEAR OVERALLS For men, hevvy For men; full cut, peeler. Special, swinging pockets, per suit, P pair. 98c 98c RED SEAL NETS The net everybody is buying; any style or color. Each, 10c POMPEIAN HOSIERY FACE POWDER For ladies, of pure None better or silk thread. Per more satisfactory, pair, only 39c 69c

JACKET Infants' Knitted Jacket. Special, only. 98c

COATS Children's corduroy coats. Special, only $1.98

DISH PAN Blue and white enamel; 17-quart size, at $1.19 STOVE PIPE 6-in. extra heavy pipe. Special, per joint. , 17c

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