Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1921 — Page 6

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Tuesday. XoA-omber 22, 1921 to maintain the dignity of club life; organized groups of women arc a part of the city, county and Mate, and are depended upon to promote every interest influential to the betterment of life, especially of women and children, since every child Is endowed with the perfect right to a heritage, of good health, clean morals and active mind. Women should work for a higher level of spirituality and notj take their viewpoints from laws governing the adjacent states, so that the work brings greater nnd more creditable re. suits. The lecture in its entirety will long be remembered by those who availed themselves of the opportunity of hearing It. Mrs. Kumpler's next visit will be anticipated with great pleasure . Mr. Taylor, a representative of the Merrill System of Co-Operative home building-, was presented, and gave an interesting talk assisted by stereotplcan slides as Illustrations. He gave an Interetslnc explanation of the rtosslbility of converting u three-room apartment into seven rooms. A detailed description of furnishings and lighting- was given and Mr. Taylor stated that he believed such a building would soon be built in Hammond. The entire afternoon was most enjoyable and profitable, and one of the best attended of the year. MKS. O. K. STltEliTfcJP.. Reporter. Paul Miller will coma today from Ohio Northern University to spend Thanksgiving with his aunt and undo, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson of Highland street. He will be accompanied by Norman Itiarie, and together they will spend the week n Hammond . Mr and Mrs. li. W. Uedmond or Monro street entertained at dinner on Sunday. The tablo -was pretty with chrysanthemums and ther were covers for nine guests. A delicious dinner was served, and among the guests were MIsa Ruth and Miss Louise Rairden of Cincinnati and Mr. Chester Heed of Louisville. Ky The many friends of Miss Faye Rick will be very sorry to know that she is very HI again after having enjoyed a slight Improvement Tor a few weeks. Miss Faye is at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Fred Jarvts. Personal and "SLOW UP! "Dangerous Curve Ahead" PARTHENON THEATRE Next Week Social News ADDITIONAL. SOHAL KW9 KLKVKV. P A (i E CIVIC DA V OF HAMMOM) WOMAVS CUB troduced Mr. John M . Ileytesncs, director of IlrnoU's House. Mr. Iltstfsnes made an earne.-t appeal to the club to become interested in the effort of opening a free clinic in Hammond. eype ial'v for children. A clinic is very much in demand and sorely needed. Mis. i;. O. Unmpler, past president of the State Federation of "Woman's Clubs, was introduced, and she spoke eloquently on the subject, "What Can I Do." The address was replete with Information and admonition to -women The civic department of the Hammond Woman's Club gave a pleasing .nd Instructive program on Saturday afternoon at the Knights of Pythias lis!!. The meeting- opened with the Mriglng of "Dixie LAnrt" by the club members, and the president. Mrs. r. .r. Moran. presided. Tho first period -! devoted to the usual business session, after which Mrs. F. I. farvla. the committee chairman. In Distinctive Footwear for Miss Mary Iotz, daughter of Mrs. Lfitz of Calumet avenue, who ha.s been seriously ill, will be removed to the Iroquois hot-pital in Chicago today. Her uncle, Dr. M. M. Bunch and Dr. John Dill Robertson, both of Chicago, are the attending physicians.

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China and Special Utensils Specially Priced Wednesday For That Thanksgiving Feast Carving Sets, $5.75 and $8.50 A remarkable display more than a dozen bone-handle designs. Guaranteed steel, packed in grey silk lined boxes, at $5.75 and $8.50.

Gray Enameled ROASTER, 69c Medium size, gray enameled, round shape. Very special for Thanksgiving Sale, 69c. Other Roaster Sales SAVOY ROASTER Black sheet metal the e!f-basting kind. Large Cjl CO size. Special at. . WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM ROASTER Medium size, with extra tray. Q C Extra special at. . .,. .... ALLADIN ROASTER-Park blue granite enamel. Extra large lize. 0 Special at FOOD CHOPPER Universal. 4 cutting knives, medium size. Special jJO 1 Q frr VLcrlnesdav f A V

CORN POPPER Well made, theOQp large size. at..........

GROCERY SPECIALS For Wednesday PLUM PUDDING Savory brand 1 E c Special, 15-oz. can xJ MINCE MEAT River. Special O 1 2 pkgs. for 1 C COFFEE Monarch brand (one QC pkg. limit), 3-lb. pkg U OC COFFEE Our Fancy Peaberry. QC Special, 4 lbs. Tor vJv Combination Grocery Order All for $2 10 POUNDS SUGAR 35c 25 bars Soao 75c 1 pound Coffee 25c 1 large can Pears 35c 1 large cai Apricots 30c

A CHINA SALE At the Most Important Savings in Years The first real sale we have been able to announce for years. While there has been a wide scarcity of china and unavoidable high prices, we are glad to announce new shipments plentiful new Dinner Sets and open stock wares that we waited a long time for. The low prices are quite interesting as this announcement shows below: 100 Piece Dinner Set at $23.50

A noteworthy special. The plain but artistic decorations and the various border designs increase the value of these domestic porcelain sets that serve twelve. Twenty-five sets to sell specially at $23.50.

42 Piece Blue Bird Breakfast Set, $6.98 This is one of the favored China Sets. Blue bird or blue border designs on American semi-porcelain that serves six persons. Special, 42 pieces, $6.98. 31 Piece Breakfast Set, $2.79 Here's a set for every day use that is a remarkable value. Plain white, good quality semi-porcelain. Service for six people. An unusual value at $2.79.

42 Piece Blue Print China Tea Set, $11.50

Unique in design and dainty in shape, makes you admire this set. Very low in price. Service for six, priced $1 1.50.

Earthen Tea Pots at 89c A medium sized and good shape tea pot clean glazed. HALL'S EARTHEN TEA POTS Neat, gold or border designs; blue, brown, green colors. Large size, at

(0. 55 T)

HAVTLAND CHINA PLATTERS $4.03 and $5.00 Values Large 16 and 18-inch design. A fortunate purchase makes possible this special price. For A Q Wednesday, each J I

Enjoy Your

Thanksgiving Dinner

HAMMOND CAF

141 State Street

One Dollar and a Quarter"

Mrs. Charles Stokes of Ann street delightfully entertained a number of little folks at a birthday party in honor of her daughter Louise at her home on Saturday afternoon. The children enjoyed games, dancing and music, and pretty prizes were given to Alice Tapper, Lillian Cope, Jack Stokes and Jack Morton. Dainty refreshments were served to twentytwo guests, and the little people left wishing the guest of honor many mora happy birthdays, after having had a very nice time.

Mrs. Fred Troppman -of Jjew-is street who recently went to St. Margaret's hospital where the submitted to an operation, is doing ny;ely. The Knights of Columbus will give a Thanksgiving dance on Wednesday evening in tho club rooms and good music has been secured to furnish the dance program. Miss Amanda Schulta dellghtfully entertained a number of young people from Hammond at her home in Lansing on Saturday evening. Several games of bunco were played anci dancing enjoyed. Prizes in games were given Miss Elizabeth Klassen, Miss Anna Wolf, Miss K-ose "Peters. William Keilman and Carl Guenther. The hostess served iainty refreshments to twenty guests. ic-es at the Tine Street Presbyterian ices at the yme St. Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening at half past seven o'clock. Kev. Steffey's subject for the evening's message will be "Causes for Thanksgiving," and tho public is cordially invited. The Past Noble Grand Club will meet tomorrow evening at tho home of Mrs. Kose Marcus, 2!,." Indiana avenue, and all tho past grands are requested to be present. Mrs. Marcus and Mrs. Malisa Hastings will be the hostesaoa

Card of Thanks tmmmmtmmwBmmmmmmBmmuammmmmm We wish to thank th many friends and neighbors for their kind assistance and floral offering during the sickness and death of our dearly beloved brother and uncle, Wni. L. Hays. MP.. ANT MRS. DAVID HATS AND FAMILY. 11-22-1

LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"

Wassey's Pleating Shop EMnnoi iJKJtixc;, stamping, h em. STITCHING, ntTTO HOLE. BUTTON COVERING. FIRAipiNO, IllCIIING, FANCY STITCIIING. 01 STATE STREET, PHONE HAMMONO 44ft.

POTATOES POTATOES Two cars Northern White. J1.3Q and $1.50 per 60 lbs., buy before cold weather. Phone 13'j9-W. 666 State Line St. 11-12-tf

Hammond Musical College. Piano, Voice. Violin. Pr.blic Speaking, Ukelele, Ranjo. Mandolin, Guitar, DaiiCing, Dramatic Art. 10-1

MASONIC NOTICE Hammond Chanter No. 117 R. A. M. will hold a state! convocation Wednesday evening. November 23rd, etarting at 7:30 o'clock. Royal Arch degree will be conferred. Your attendance is requested . 11-21-2 C. E. NELSON. E. 11. P.

THEATRE AND DANCE. The German P.enefical Union District G23, Sunday, November 27 at 3 p. m . at Germania Club. cor. Sohl and Indiana avenue. Tickets 30c. For members and their friends. 11-21-3

NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracXed by my wife. Frieda Gronow. LEO GRONOW, 221S X. Laranie ave., ll::i:3 Chicago, 111.

NOTICE All members of the Hammond Grocers Association will close Thursday, Nov. 24th, 1921. Thanksgiving day. HAMMOND GROCEP.S ASSN.

Mr. Geo. DeRolf, 329 Oak St.. does repairing of electric irons, toasters, washers and sewing machine motors, vibrators and all household electrical appliances. Will call for and deliver. Phone 4S74-R. 11-22-1

Fried chicken dinner at Minas Cafeteria Wednesday. Nov. 23. 11-22-1

Golden Rod Camp 1657 R. N. of A. will hold their regular meeting Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock. It will be an Important business social hour with refreshments will follow the business. 11-22-1

Regular meetlnir Golden Rule Council No. 1 Sons end Daughters of Liberty this e.vening at Oddfellows Hall. There will be nomination of officers after which a social hour and luncheon will be enjoyed. 11-22-1

There will be a pedro party at K. of P. Hall Wednesday, 2 p. m. Admission 25c. Fi-ve r.rtKs. 11-22-1

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BOOT-SHOP 569 Hohman

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ECKHART'S JUMBO BRAND Very Best Patent Spring Wheat 24y2 lb. sack 92c 5 lb. sack, 22c

CANDY BRILLIANT HARD MIXED Finest Made. Special, Per Pound

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BEST WHITE GANULATED 10 Pounds 57c

A Thanksgiving Delicacy Try

W1 1 ? Delicious Lades. In 1 5-ounce jars. Choice of Resp- f fN. ICO S heny.' Peach' aerTy' B,ackben7 or frape- VeryZa7C

Plum Pudding lb. can R. & R. Brand, 35c

CLUB HOUSE COFFEE In Pound Tin Cans Per lb. 39c

Cranberries FANCY CAFE COD Per lb. 22c

WALNUTS CALIFOKIA NO. 1 SOFT SHELLED Per lb. 39c

COFFEE! F"JcStjK Ib. 35c, 3 lbs. $1.00 '

Sanitary Coffee and Butter Stores 188StateStreet 547 119th St. 641 HohmanSt. Hammond, Ind. Whiting, Ind. Hammond, Ind.

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