Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 115, Hammond, Lake County, 3 November 1921 — Page 7
Thursday, November 3. VJ21
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Copyright 1921 Hart Schaflncr
It Saves Your Money to Buy Hart Schaffner & Marx $50 Suits and Overcoats for
The price decline has been so great that there's no need for any man to wear "cheap" clothes these days We make a specialty of really fine clothes the kind well dressed men ap-preciate-and we're equally strong on giving big values That's why we can offer Hart Schaffner & Marx finest at such a moderate price $37.50 Big values, too, in suits and overcoats
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BOYS' OVERCOATS $6 TO $25 Every good style for boys 3 to 20 years. All-wool materials, belted backs, large convertible collars, djl O QO Big values at V lclU
BOYS' BLUE SERGE SUITS
$9.75
Guaranteed all-wool, fast color true blue; finely lined, smartly styled Norfolks of very finest quality. Sizes 8 to 18. Special at $9.75.
$11.00
BOYS' 2-PANTS SUITS SPECIAL
All-wool cassimeres, worsteds, cheviots and herringbones; dark and light patterns. Sturdily made becoming models for boys 8 to 1 8 years. Special at $11 .
KAUFMAN N & WOLF - HAMKONO. IHD
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A nation-wide "VTertect Package" morenwat -will bo conducted by the railroads, steamship Jlne and the express carriers of the United States and Canada, durinf November, -wliich will be known as "Perfect Package Month." The shipping public of this city will be aked to co-operate in the campaisnAn announcement to this effect -wo made today by a Joint committee of lticaJ transportation men, composed of C. It. Khrejwperger, represent injr the Monon K. It., 1. V. Knrlg-ht, representing the M. C. R. It. and 11. .M. Deidler, agent of the American Hailway Kxtres Company. Thl commit, tee haa taken the matter up with aeverai c4vio ibuOnena a-uti xuuu(aiunt9 have been completed to ena-bJe th ablp Prs of this city to make a. good showing In the movementThe purpose of "Perfect Package Month" U to enable the carriers to Jd shippers In their packing problems and to help improve the transportation service of the country. Durlnjc November, the railroads, the steamship lines aji the express companies will eiAmine the condition of all frtiglit and express shipments and record tho faults uf shipments, which do not come up to the genera.1 classifications of "Perfect Pcka9es." Special report b.anks for freight and express will be made out for every shipment that is found wanting in some detail of good shipping, and tbee report a 'will be sent to the shippers of the- package. A aiuuniary of aJl exceptions found during November wiU be submitted to one of these civic bodies, for examination and tabulation. At the conclusion of the movement, the record of each city during "Perfect Packase 'Month" will be tabulated and published broadcast. The leading city will b exploited, because of its perfection In shipping method Considerable rivalry haw been aroused among traffic organizations which have determined to make their cities ihe. leader of "Perfect Package Month." November was selected for the campaign. a,s the carriers are in a position where they can give more careful examination of pasrfng traffic, .nd could, In fact, handle at least 25 per cent, more business. Every city or town, throughout the United States and Canada, that ships by rail and -water, will be informed of these plans and be asked to aid In carrying them out. The entire working organization of all of the railroads and
express companies, are also to b enlisted in the campaign, comprising- a force of nearly 2.000,000 men. The railroads will push the "Perfect Package Movement" through a single agency, the American Railway Association, an organization of practically all railroads and eteamshlp lines. Express iigenta veryw-br v-ill Join with the railroad people in condjctlnsr the cam pa i an.
PLAN LONG NEEDED IMPROVEMENT Hobieski School In West Hammond la at last to havo direct connection with a water main a.nd a. real sewer system. At present tho cbool' water supply Is received through a small plp from a main several streets away. Two years ag. it froze and the school was without water for weeks. Some time ago tho West Hammond city council ordered a 4lnc!h maJn laJd on 156th pi. and 157th st. from Wentwoirth we, to Burn ham are., making a loop on the latter avenue. At the .l?ame time . eewer was orderd constructed on the streets. Work has now started on theso Jobs ajnd will bo poshad to completion as soon as posaible. This will assure an adequate water supply for the school and adjacent territory and should cause that part ct West Hammond to build up rapidly. At present the school is practically th only building in the extreme corner of the city.
THEN THIS MAN FELT VERY CHEAP Hashing into the police frtatlcn yesterday a man whose name is merciful, ly shielded igasped out that the biggest still ever uncovered in Indiana might be found In the roar room of Bodie's Art Photography Shop at 69 State St. The flying squad waa dispatched immediately. Some from the rear and some from the front, they closed in on poor Bodie without warning. He was rushed Into a corner. The police were taking no chances. From the rear room a shout of triumph went up as the huge still was located. 'Bodio was confronted with the evidence. "Why that's my print drying drum," said Bodie. "That's what I usa to dry my films and prints. That's no atlll." And so it wasn't. And so it was. That is it wasn't a rtiH but it was what Bodie said it was. Police aro looking for the "tipster."
"TRY A TIMES WANT AD"
JUST ARRIVED CARLOAD
WISCONSIN POTATOES
Bushel $ J5
Peck 32c
Delivered Any Part of City
Chicago Produce
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KAUFMAN N & WOLF - HArttfOND. IrtQ
For Friday and Saturday Announcing the Beginning of a
TWO-DAY S
ALE
In the Busy DRUG DEPARTMENT Everybody knows what wonderful values we give in our WeekEnd Grocery Sales. Our Friday and Saturday Drug Sales will be just as worth while watching for. Get into the habit of looking for them only the finest quality of merchandise is offered, at big price reductions.
Salted Peanuts All first quality, fresh. Oh, o good. Spe-IOJL-cial. perlb...
Jordan Almonds 1
ored, super-nne real J or-
dan Almond. AX Per lb
Malt and Hops 75c Choose from Blue Ribbon or Buckeye, boiling or nonboiling. Special Eq
Pepsodent 34c This is the regular 50c size. Very special. 2 C7p tubes for....... V f
PALM-OLIVE 9c 3 for 25c Jergen's Toilet Soaps 3 for 26c 95c dozen
K.&W. Cough Syrup
Regular 50c size. Very h
special for Friday OOand Saturday. . .
Tobaccos Black and White Smoking Tobacco, 1 8-oz. OC tin 10c,3 for...
We Include War Tax in Oar Prices
Lake County Creamery am
ruit Company
MONBERG & McINTYRE, Props. 150 E. State Street Phone Hammond 660 Hammond's Best Butter, Tea and Coffee Store Specials for Friday and Saturday" lO Lbs. SUGAR 20 lb. Limit 55c Best Creamery Butter lb. -48c Eggs Strictly Fresh, Every one Guaranteed 39c
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A Large Choice of FINE JELLIES Jar 10c Welch's FRUITLADE A Delicious Spread for Bread, Toast, Muffins, Etc lb. Jar, 29c California New Crop PRUNES Just Arrived lb. 15c and 30c Black Pepper, Bulk 3 lbs. for 75C Sugar Bird Cane and Maple Syrup 16 oz. bottle 25c Pure Cider Vinegai 16 oz. 15c FANCY SANTOS COFFEE lb. 24c BEST PEABERRY COFFEE lb. 25c 4 Pounds for 98c
Snider's Raspberry Jam lb. Jar, 35c White Tips, lb. 1 5c Apple Butter, large jars, 29c Peanut Butter, 18
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Ceylon lb. 60c
Pinhead Gunpowder, lb. 5c Ginger Snaps, lb. IQc 1921 Almonds lb. 32c English Walnuts lb. 30c
UALITY
"Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, Meats" Quality counts. The food you eat has much to do with your health. Whatever you do don't neglect your health don't be misled by cheap products, because with cheap prices you get cheap goods. We carry the best you can get no better value for your money. Specials for Friday & Saturday Shoppers GROCERIES
59 c 26c 11c 26c 72c 58 c 51c 31c
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FINE SALMON In tall cans. 3 cans for PRESERVES Assorted brands, in 15-oz. jars. Per jar PORK AND BEANS WITH TOMATO SAUCE Delicious hot or cold. Snider's brand. Per can TOMATOES Plymouth Rock brand, in 1 1 -ounce
cans, d cans tor COFFEE Kalo brand. Very fine and smooth reduces the cost of breakfast. 3 lbs. for. . SUGAR A-PLENTY 1 0 pounds for FINE UNC0L0RED JAPAN TEA Per pound GRANDMA'S POWDERED SOAP 2 large packages
FRUITS NEW FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT Extra large. 25 c 2 for JONATHON APPLES Direct from the Wenatcha O O Valley, Washington. Per dozen.,.. U DELICIOUS APPLES Very fine. OKr
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MEATS
NATIVE POT ROAST Per pound ROUND AND SIRLOIN STEAK Per pound YOUNG PIG PORK LOINS Per pound FRESH HAMS Whole or half. Per pound FANCY SHORT LEG OF LAMB Per pound FRESH SMOKED CALLI HAMS Per pound .-,
He 22c 25c 16c 25c 10c
Freshed Dressed Poultry
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