Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 1 November 1921 — Page 7

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l'hl.( KSS i lir.AI'KK illlltl Then. MeiKhuu iu "The City of Silent Mff AImi iMlurut ional ctuneil.v, "A Pmir of Sliej.." 1U-31-2 STAR TIIKITKK T(IM(;1IT Inward liMrle unil .Iuurl lllnr in a vlualintiuii of Carey IL-ou'n ntorv l'uiun Kniil, Hturrinic l)orallina( :ilau omedy and Weekly. 11-1-1 The AV. B. A. of Jhe M accaljeos wl.l hold their meetings In the Kischrupi' iiail on 119th street lure;if ter. Their first meeting will be on WVilnoada evening in their new ha!!, every mem Ik r is .urged to attend, i'.uiuo will b V'ayed and refreshments will b served. There will be election of officer at the oid Settlem Club this evcniii. Kvcry member in urxeii to attend. At-, ter the meeting there will b a fainn1. canoe, evnryone muat oonie dresel a a farmer r a fine will be lmt'(tcvi un them, refreshment.- will be !-rve.l -Mr. and Mr. K. LtriHOhr, Captain and Mrs. OenrKe liader and the letters' t rotht-r Mr. Zabel. motored to Garv. I the latter pari of the wek. Mrs. John White of Ii-e?e avt n io i was a business visitor in Chicago on : Saturday. Mr. Clarence Flaeklam -f Roberts' venue who ha? ben very ill is up and , around again. I Mi.s Cecelia Ksfcera and Mr. 1?. Cunningham attended a masquerade part Frliiay evening. I Mis? Martha Herman of St. Jo" Mich., Mr. and Mrs. K. Sherard and daughter of F.ast Side, were, eniertaine 1 at a dinner at the honse of Mr. an i lira. W. Kiekenapp of the Sheffield Addition. ' i Mr. and Mr. Herbert Klemm r.f Bineoln avenue entertained a large r.umber of relatives and friend a n Jlallowe'en party on Saturday evening The home won beautifully decorated 1 throughout in Hallowe'en iu arsesiions. TThe eTening was apent In dancin and flaying games, after which a very at iproprlate luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Herron or Ch rajjo, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.: Arthur Oolding of Myrtle avenue ove aj t Sunday. John Oampbell of South Chicago visited friends in Robertsdale over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Freese of ifyrtie avenue, entertained Mr. and' lira. Edward Trost and son of Chicago over th week-end. Theodore Zabel of Louisville, Ky..j visited his sister Mrs. George Badr and hui-band at their home on Myrtle, venue last week. Captain and Mrs. Oiorse nadir en-: Pertained the latter'. brother Theodore Zabel of Ijouisvllie. Ky., at thei, home on Myrtle avenue la--U week ami while here attended the Ice lien's convenitii'ii at the I.aSalle hotel, in Ohirjago. Mr. Zabel is manager of : an 'ice company In Louisville. Mrs. Mary A. Schaaf of 115th street and Amy Court, entertained the Su lday School children of the Presbyterian church on Friday evening, at her. !m al a HalirmeVn party. The 1:om was appropriately decorated for the occasion. The children playe 1 jr.imes and enjov-d themselves immensely until ten o'clock, when dainty r. fres'uments were served.

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on business yesterday. Mrs. Kva Mason and daughter Clarah"lt visited friends in Shelby yesterday. J. W. Bclshaw. Nick Minninger, L Ragon and i.'ci! Minniner, wer In Hammond on buiine.ss yesterday. The young folks gave a Hallowe'en r.'a.iuer;ide danci' In the I;err Opera House last evening. Tile attendance was good. OATS ALMOST READY TO EAT

There are new oat flakes at your grocery now, called Instant Quaker Oats. They cook perfectly in from 3 to S minutes, instead of 30 minutes. . The oats are cut before flaking. They are partly cooked and rolled very thin. Those small,. thin flakes cook quickly. Otherwise these flakes are identical with old-style Quaker Oats. There is no d'fTerence whatever in flavor and quality. Get Instant Quaker next time yon order, and your oat dish will be ready long before your coffee.

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Use this coupon. COUPON Cut out the coupon and mail, .enclosing 25 cents in stamps for one large package of PLANT FOOD to : ELLIOT:" PLANT FOOD CO. 1603 Monroe St., Gary, Ind. Name Address ,

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Phonographs. It would be a conservative statement to say that we have the largest Phonograph stock in Northern Indiana, or even the entire state. As we will sell Victors and Edisons exclusively from how on, we MUST dispose of this immense stock at once, and we have cut the price deep to move them quickly. They are guaranteed brand new machines the reductions are genuine and our offer bona fide. If you appreciate a snap, we have them.

This is the Phonograph offer that has made all previous sales pale into insignificance. Why shouldn't it, when we not only sacrificed the profits on these machines, but also sacrificed a part of their cost price? Just think of it a brand new Cabinet Phonograph as low as $25, if you buy now.

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Hammond Headquarters for the Victor Victrola and Victor Records. Also Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs and Recreations.

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EXPERT REF1NISHING! We hare one of the finest Piano or Fnrnitnre Polishers and Refinuhers ia the country. Estimates gladly given.

Telephone Hammond, 661

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