Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1921 — Page 2

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THE TtMEa Tuesday, November 22,1921

MAKE YOUR

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18111 '1 """ gff' Model 7

And $25.00 Worth of Pathe Records FREE

There's still time to have music in your home for Thanksgiving to make you more happy and glad. Music every kind of music music to suit every mood and all faithfully duplicated on the Pathe. Pathe records are played with a perfectly rounded Sapphire Ball which by its mere touch releases the music. The Pathe Sapphire Ball does not scratch or wear itself out, the result always being perfect music. Visit our Pathe salesroom on the second floor. You are always welcome to look over, inspect and hear the wonderful tones of the Pathe. All models on display. Come today.

THANKSGIVING CANDY "Maid in America" Assortment, Lovell & Covell Chocolates, at $1.50 Morse's Milk Chocolate Creams, pound box $1.00 Blalz Buttery- Bitter Sweets, per pound box 59c

THANKSGIVING DRUG SPECIALS $1.10 Mastin's Vitamon Tablets, special at 97c $1.10 Vinol, special 98c 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 39c 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste . . . 39c

WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS

HARMACY

FOR THE CONVENIENCE Or THE PUBLIC

HOHMAN STnerSTATE. HAMMOND.IND.

telephones 14Z0, 1421,

Grocerieo, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables 202 Fayette Street Phone 738

THANKSGIVING . SPECIALS

Fancy Diamond A Walnuts, 1921 stock, per lb Fancy Filberts, new stock, 2 1 C per lb Sincerity Pineapple, large J QQ can 35c, 3 cans Sincerity Peaches, large QQ can 33c, 3 cans .v. Sir.'.eriiy Apricots, large 1 Of) can 35c, 3 cans V W

15c

Pumpkin, large size, per can .........

Fancy Mixed Nuts, all new 21C stock, per lb .

Sincerity or Belimor.t M:!k, per can

Templar Brand Coffee, per lb. 35c, 3 lbs. . . ,

Pure Cane Sugar, io its.

Sincerity Corn, 3 cans

Sincerity Peas, 3 cans

10c 95c 59c 52c 52c

Sunbeam or Van Camp Salad Dressing, per lb. jar

Gold Medal cr Ceresota Flour Vs bbl. $1.03 'A bbl. . .$2.15

Fat-cy Jersey Sweet Potatoes 6 pounds. . .

.25c

THIS STORE WILL CLOSE THURSDAY

RED CROSS DRIVE With thfir characteristic "tjop" the members of lOiKvarrt H. Larsen l'ost No. 8 '.'2. Veterans of Foreign Wars respond

ed! to the call at their fqiccial uieetinsr

at the Chamber of Commerce rooms lust niKht iimr comiiUteil their planx for the local drive for the Ked Cross, which this year, has been placed in their charge. Commander Stoll and hia quarlerniMster Walter K. Meyn, with their Workers will call on the various factories, banka, stores and business houses and the ladies will be in charge of Sirs. Ktruna Ieary for the house to house canvas of the entire entire city and they hope for the usual generous resronse of the pood people of Hammond, for this wonderful orKanization which the veteran: know did much wonderful work during the war and which jet has a largo amount of work to do. This year a larger percentage than usual will bo retained, for local uses. The veterans want to see every home in the city with a Red Cross banner this year in appreciation of the work they did for their country.

THE LITTLE OLD LADY DRESSED m BLACK "Hello, Is this Mrs W. B. Atmur, of 5S3 Wilcox avenue?" It was. "Well, Mrs. Atmur this Is The Times Have you found " - "Yea I found it. They located It In Cleveland,"

address on a calendar they liad mallei,

to me and I suppose the Idea to vU'it

them struck her.

Her name Is Jane Dunlap. She has

a jon in Indianapolis. I am going to write him. Today I will go to Chicago and ibrlngf the little old lady back with me." 8o ends the tale of the little old lady dressed In folaek.

DEATH OF AGED ST. RAILWAY MAN George Smitten, 63 years of age, died lust niKht at the home of liis son, 341 Truman avenue. He was for 26" years an employe of the Chicatro Street Railway company, and for a nunvber of years operated as motorman from the Rockwell street barn. He is survived by six children, William and John of Hinmionl; Oliver of i hicaTo; Mrs. Albert Oehloff of Stambr.uAh. Mkh.; and Mrs. Iillian Waugh and .Mable Scrnosl of Chicapo.' The funeral will iba liel-d Friday at 1U:00 a. in. from tho late residence. Hur';).! at Greenwood cemetery.

The reporter was

dumbfounded.

Here he was inquiring' fibout a little, old lady who was reported as missing, and Mrs. Atmur was. talking about an "it." "Er-rr, there seems to be some mistake, Mrs. Atmur. Evidently you are not the party who reports to police an aged lady dressed in black as missing." "Oh, that! Why, yes. I am the woman who made Inquiries. But I thought you are referring to a pocket book I lost sometime ago and which I advertised In The Timed. The pclct-bor.k was found in Cleveland and the finder communicated with me. About the little old lady, why he lived here with me. I met her one time aTjout four weeks ago when I was visiting In Elwood, 111. The lady wanted a. Tiome. I wanted a companion and fo I broughc her 'ba:k with me. She really la not able to do any work and I have refused to Allow her to do anything about the house. Sometimes she would 'go to the postoffice but each time she became lost and eol had to stop sending her there. Yesterday afternoon she said she wanted to go to the postoffice. I demurred. Slio Insisted. She left and when I went upstairs I found she had packed her clothes, intending to take them with her. She didn't however. When shs falfed to return last night I phoned the Hammond police. This morning I got a call from friends living In Chicago, saying my little old

lady was there. She had found their

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RED PEPPERS -STOP PAIN OF RHEUMATISM

When you are suffering with rheumatism so you can hardly get around just try Red Pepper Rub and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Instant relief. Just as soon as -you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it. warms the sore spot throug-h and. through . Frees the blood circulation, breaks up the congestion and the old rheumatism torture is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a jar at once. I'se it for lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, colds In chest. Almost. instant relief awaits you. Re ruro to get the genuine, with the name

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ConYenient to Bay BY THE HALF DOZEN

If you've ever used it. you bate to get out of it- You can get it at ycur grocer's.

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fUR loaf of browned goodness is the product of baking experience. We not only use care in its making but the finest flour and other food materials. It is baked in sanitary ovens and you should try it.

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Estimates Furnished on Special Process Linoleum Laying

Floor-Covering Store 234 E.SIAIE ST. KAMHONSi IND.

Solved the Problem "I was almost distracted with stomach trouble, ga3 and co'ic attacks and didn't know what to do. I had tried everything I heard of, and the doctor's medicine did not help me. A friend told me about Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, and It has solved the problem, as I can now eat anything and have no distress." It la a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments, including aPr pendicltiH. On dose will convince or money refunded. Summers Pharmacy and druggists everywhere. Adv.

Just Received 7 Barrels of Rabbits from Medaryville for Thanksgiving We Dress Them1 For You Also Turkey, Geese and Duck C. W. HUBBARD

Phone 793-794 741 Claude St.

At the DE LUXE Seven Big Days ONE SOLID WEEK Starting SUNDAY, NOV. 27th Also AT THE ORPHEUM SUNDAY ONLY NOV. 27

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NEITHER STAGE NOR SCREEN HAS EVER SEEN ITS EQUAL Popular Prices: Afternoons, 25c-35c Evenings, 3 5c-50c Children 25c at all snows . These prices include tax.

FOR THANKSGIVING

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To thoroughly enjoy hunting it is essential to have plenty of game and the proper equipment. Hunters report rabbits and birds more plentiful this season than in many years, and we pride ourselves on being able to offer you the best guns made, and fully guarantee your satisfaction with your purchase. ALL GUNS AND RIFLES CUT TO ROCK BOTTOM

Leather Huting Gloves. $3.50 Light Weight Waterproof Hunting Boots, laces to knee .$6.75 Gun Cases ....$1.50 High Boots, best rubber. $5.95 Hunting Caps .... .$1.50-$2

Shells in All Standard Makes 12, 16, 20 and 410 Gauge HUNTING LICENSES Indiana Resident and Non-Resident Hunting Licenses issued direct to you, while you wait. .

Single Barrel Shot guns, 12, 16 or 20 gaup;e $9.75 Double Barrel Shotgun. $21.75 Hunting Coats, dead grass color, at $6.00 Shell Vests $2.50 Shell Belts ....... 75c-$2.00

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TODAY AND TOMORROW WANDA HAWLEY in 'Her Sturdy Oak' Today Second Episode of "Winners" of the West" and Pathe News Tomorrow Pathe News and Pollard Comedy Also Conway Tearle in "The Man of Stone" .SATURDAY

Mary Miles Minter in "NOW OR "Her Winning Way" .NE VE R " Jl laughter Special

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LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW

"No Woman Knows

THE AMAZING STORY OF "Fannie" Herself BY EDNA FERBER Orchestra Organ Parthenon Presentations THURSDAY, NOV. 24 (THANKSGIVING DAY) EXTRA SPECIAL EC ALL BIG TIME ACTS OF C VAUDEVILLE u Also ALICE LAKE in "THE INFAMOUS MISS REVELL" Continuous from 1 : 00 to 1 1 : 00 P. M.

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