Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 326, Hammond, Lake County, 9 June 1922 — Page 9
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To Lovers of Navy " Blue Serges The $30 All-Wool Grade at the Exceptional Low Price of
We can assure you that never can such quality suits be duplicated at siph a low price.
Extra Pants to These Suits $2.50
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PALM BEACH TWO PIECE
UIT9 $ 1 4-oSO Every Suit Has the Genuine Palm Beach Label
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STRAW HATS FOR EVERT MAX $295 $2 3
TROUSERS To match your coats in various materials. 2 3 4'95 Dress Shirts Cft most attractive patterns, newest design fine materials at low prices. 95c J2
UNION SUITS A complete lino of Underwear to suit the most particular customer at most attractive prices. 85c
BOYS' SUITS With 2 pair knickers
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Men's Sport Shirts
The Magic Carpet
You could sit on the fabled carpet of Bagdad and view the world. In the whisk of an eyelash it would carry you any place you wanted to go. All you had to do was to wish. . Advertising is a sort of magic carpet. Read it and in the twinkling of an eye you can review the merchandise of the world, pictured and displayed for your benefit. You can pick up this paper and in fifteen minutes know what the different shops are offering in the way of fabrics, patterns, varieties and qualities of almost anything you want. The advertisements introduce you to the latest styles the newest comforts for the home the best of the world's inventions. They tell you how to buy, where to buy and when to buy. They keep you posted on things necessary to feed and clothe you and your family and make you comfortable and happy. Read trie advertisements as a matter of education. Read them to keep abreast of progress.
Read the Advertisements Regularly
Try a Times Want Ad
Did You Hear That
EAST CHICAGO A. G. ALLEN, of the PraJrie View Dairy, left yesterday for New York from where he will sail soon for his old home In Sweden.
JUNE gets you one way or an- J
other. If you don't get nicked for a wedding present, you have to give somebody a graduation gift.
C K. WALLACE is falling into his new work gradually. He la helping County Surveyor Seeley on a road Job outside of Michigan City this week.
THE East Chicago high school baseball team will play their last game with Froebel of Gary, on June 15th. Coach Smith expects to push his team Into second place this year.
MEMBERS of the board of safety will meet tonight to appoint an acting chief of police In the absence of Chief Struss, who will leave on Sunday for Los Angeles on a two weeka vacation.
SOME of the older members of the Inland Steel Company are wearing out their lead pencils figuring out the amount of their stocks converted into the new corporation of the North America.
HUNDREDS of boys and girls, students at Froebel high echool, took part in the physical training exhibition, held at the Froebel field last night.
THE Inland Steel continues to operate at 70 per cent, capacity. Officials say that the future fuel situation prevents this Interest Increasing its present operation. The fart.or "stuatian arjDUr drawback, for increasing production.
THE Board of Education will meet tonight in an adjourned session from Tuesday .night and award
the contract for the remodeling of the Benjamin Harrison school building. The work is estimated by Architect Karl D. Norris at approximately $21,000.
Gary HET, S KINNEY, - Just thirteen days before your summer vacation starts;
AT the second annual election of the Gary Lions Club members Carl Dorman of the Fifth avenue garage was elected president of the organi-
THE Froebel High School band under the leadership of H. S. Warren will give a band concert on the lawn of the Glenn Park school this evening.
THE Gay Mill Garden has keen attracting the attention of dancers from Gary and Lake county since its opening two weeks ago and it promises to be one of the most popular place at the beach this Rummer.
GART Elks noted Saxaphone Band will accompany the 500 baseball fans to the White Sox park en Sunday afternoon on "Dixie" Lexerette Day when Dixie, former Gary and Lake county mound king will twirl against Boston.
DRS. Simon Toung and T. B. Tmplian of Gary were on the program at the meeting of the Tenth District Medical Society at Valparaiso yesterday. Dr. J. W. Iddings of Lowell, was the third Lake county physician on the program.
JOHN LINN, driver for the Standard Dairy who visited Gary homes In the wee smV hours copped the other dairy's milk, replacing the bottle with his own was fined f20 and costs In the Gary police court. Detectives caught him In the act, and charged him with petit larceny.
ATTT. Dwight M. Kinder tells us that Puskies In the Northern Lakes have to be as big as a whale before the guide will permit you to leave him In the boat. The Senator tells the-truth as he took a picture of one. Just under the limit, which he had to throw into the river.
ATTT. H. F. McCracken of Gary, ays the water at Miller Beach is Just about right. Mr, McCracken tld a Times reporter teday that he
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164 East State Street Hammond, Indiana An event of underselling in high character Suits, Gowns, Wraps, Coats and Dresses, commences Saturday morning at 9 o'clock sarhp. NEW SUMMER FROCKS Imported Ginghams, cross bar tissues, voiles, organdies and ratines in gorgeous combinations and trimming of organdie collars and cuffs, wide sashes and numerous novelty designs that are up to the minute fashions. Due to the fact that these dresses were purchased
at this low price of concessions and there are only a few styles of a kind, an early selection would be advisable
Supply Your Future Needs in This Sale
Sale
OF TAN AND ' NAVY BLUE
Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Tailored, hand embroider
ed and beaded models, all shades, plenty of style's;
misses' sizes, women's sizes. m .j
Saturday First Clearance bale at ..... Values to $23.50
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Graduation Frocks Exclusive creations in Imported Organdies, Voiles, Silk Georgettes, Canton Crepes, featured specially Saturday $13.50 $19.50 $19.75 $22.50
Coat Clearance Now instead of July! Coats, Capes and Wraps $34.65, $24.65 $14.65, $8.90 About one-third off their actual value. Women's and Misses' Sizes
Graceful, long-line tailored suits, just now in the height of their popularity, and offered at attractive price concessions. Every thrifty woman in Hammond should hurry down to see them.
Suits
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The new "knee length" jacket.
straight-line modes, mannishly tailored of the highest grade.
Tricotine and Poiret Twill
The linings are of a high grade crepe silk or peau de cygne.
Women's Sizes 36 to 46
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Misses' Sizes 14 to 20
had Ms first swlrn of the season I
three weeks ago and has been taking his plunsre almost dally ever since. Anybody seen Diana of the Dunes.
MAURICE CHAMPAIGN', premier sportsman of Hammond and Lake county "and "daddy' of the squared circle has been engaged to referee the boxlngr exhibitions to be given at the Porter Spedway In the near future. The promoters secured the best et when they secured Mr. Champaign.
DR. VT. J. WHITE, city health inspector of Gary refutes the statement made by councilman RataJIcowskt of the fourth ward last Mon day night when he parlied before
1e eouncll that he had Information
that 70 per cent, of the milk consumed In Gary was Infested with
tuberculosis germs. He asked the
council to have- a test made of the milk.
VT. H. WILLIAMS, field secretary
of the Hoosier State Auto Associa
tion In this district announces that In the future Gary and Lake county autoists who In the past have been confronted with unwarranted arrests by the Chicago police will have no more cause to be concerned. The two auto associations
have signed an armistice, eliminat
ing numerous unreasonable arrests.
The Salvation Army reached 27,703,817 persons through its street meetings last year, a third of whom would never have heard a sermon or a hymn except for the ealva-
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MENU HINT Breakfast. Strawberries and Cream. Toast. Bacon. Coffee. Lunch. French Fried Potatoes. Water Cress Salad. Jam and Rolls. Dinner. Veal Stew. Dumplings. New Potatoes. German Lettuce.
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Coffee.
, TODAY'S RECIPES. Spice Cake One-half cup butter, 1 cup sugar, 2 cups flour, 3 teaspoons baking powder, 8 egg whites, 2-3 cup milk, teaspoon vanilla. Divide the mixture and leave one-half plain. To the other half add 2 tablespoons cocoa, A teaspoon cinnamon, 4 teaspoon cloves, 4 teaspoon coda. Bake in loaf about forty minutes. To use up a left over egg yolk here is an excellent dessert. Serves three people. Butter Scotch Whip Bring 1 cup milk to boiling point. Mix 1 cup brown sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, 2 tablespoons cold water, 1 egg yolk, and pour on hot milk. Let cook over boiling water about three minutes. When cool add hi teaspoon vanilla and M cup chopped nuts. Here is a practical suscestion
for a Sunday dinner that gives the tired housewife time to rest and yet provides a substantial meal for the family. We quote: "I bought about a pound and a half of veal. What was left after Saturday dinner I diced and put in a covered jar on ice. Sunday I made a white sauce, put in diced meat, added a few tablespoons of the broth, heated, and poured over cattie cases. It was as good as
chicken and cost only 40 cents for the two meals. For Sunday dessert I whipped ream and piled on slices of the left over spice cake. I had saved out the hearts of the lettuce from Saturday and made a tomato-lettuce salad. I don't think I was over twenty minutes in preparing Sunday's dinner."
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LOS AXG2LES, June 9 With the balloting for election of officers for the ensuing year Defore them as the Initial task of the day to be followed by several short talks, the thirteenth annual International Kotary
convention rounded Into the "home stretch" today. Business meetings! and speech making will come to an end witIV today's sessions and to
morrow, the last day of the convention will see the Kotarians fro
licking and officially taking in the J
6ights of Los Angeles. 1 'While each delegation who has a nominee for some national office or member of the board of directors, was pulling to elect their choice, it was admitted that one of the "dark horse" candidates might capture the International presidency.
It's A Queer World! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LOS ANGELES, Cal., June Joseph Berlo today found himself pondering over the question of the high postage rates from Russia. For In the day's mall came a letter for him from his mother to which was attached 85,000 rubles' worth of postage stamps. Before the war that amount would have been aout $12.50 in American meney. hut at the present
EXTRA!
Everybody anxiously awaiting the Biggest Shoe and Furnishing Goods Sale ever known in Hammond or 30 miles around. The entire stock of Shoes for Men, Women and Children, Men's Work Clothing, Boy's Suits and Furnish-
ings for Men, Women and Children will be slaughtered for 10 DAYS ONLY, beginning Saturday, June 10th. Readers of this paper set your alarm clock at 7 o'clock Saturday, June 10th, in order that you may get an early start to M.
Zukarman's Sale of Shoes all the best makes, high grade 4
Clothing for Boys, Men's Dress Pants and Work Clothing, : i Nobby Hats and Caps, and Ladies' Furnishing Goods. Don't forget the place be on time. x
M. ZURKAMAN 390 Sibley Street Near Calumet Avenue. HAMMOND, IND.
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SUGGESTIONS When Making Boiled Frosting, if you failed to cook it long enough put in a double boiler and boil about five minutes, stirring occasionally; then beat and spread while warm and it will be creamy and not run off the cake. In Using the White of Egg One egg can be made to take the place of two if cold water is added before beating; then, if beaten with a good egg beater, it will look lika the whites of two eggs. To Dye White Curtains Ecru If, after washing your curtains, you will dip them in coffee, you will have the desired results. The dark-r you want them the stonger the coffee sfiould be. In Stirring Thickening For Gravy, etc., sometimes re rind that it gets lumpy when we are in a hurry. If so, just put an egg beater in and beat it a little and it will be nice and smooth. Use your egg beater for custards, etc., and you will find they are nice and smooth. You Will Find It A Great Help to time yourself in doing your work: set a certain time to have a certain thing done. You can accomplish more than you can by just taking your time. To Clean Silver Place silver in an aluminum dish and cover with water, place on fire and let boil for from five to fifteen minutes. You will find silver thoroughly cleansed and as bright as new. This saves the purchase price of silver polish as well as th labor oi cleaning.
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GOOD LUCK 2 pounds 39 C for , Fine Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs 59c Hour Gold Medal, 1-8 bbl $1.08 Best Creamery Butter, per pound 37c Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per pound 25c Our Special Blend Coffee, 3 lbs., 87c; lb.. .30c Our Very Best M. and H. Coffee, per lb 35c 3 pounds, $1.00 Our Fancy Teas, Uncolorcd Japan or Gunplowder, per pound "....59c Our Fancy English Breakfast Tea, lb 69c Fancy Table Peaches, large can, in heavy syrup, per can 25c Fancy Sliced Peaches, per can ...15c Fancy Bartlett Pears, large can. ... 29c Fancy Egg Plums in syrup, No. 2 can, can. .10c Del Monte Blackberries. No. 2 can, 2 cans. 45c Fancy Hominy, No. 3 can, psr can. . . 10c Bread, large loaves 13c Ball Mason Jars, per dozen 79c Hires koot Beer Extract, per bottle 18c
FANCY SANTA CLARA PRUNES J Jc Size 70 to 80, per pound Fancy Queen Olives, 20 oz. jar 29c Dill Pickles, 1 qt. mason jar ...25c Fancy Tomato Catsup, 8 oz. bottle. .10c Red Cross Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles, 3 packages. ........ 23c Sardines, in pure oil, 6 cans . ... . .25c Fancy Pink Salmon, 3 cans.... .25c Fresh Baked Cookies, Fig Bars, pound 12VsC Ange Foods, Cocoanut Favors, Sunshine Bee Hive, Oh Jim, per pound. ..... ... .18c Perfctto .Sugar Wafers, per package 8c Aassorted Iced Cookies, 2 pounds. .... .29c Chicken Feed, 100 pound bags. .$1.98 Armour's Lighthouse Soap, 5 bars 24c 1 14 ounce Washing Powder Free Buckeye Malt and Hops, per set 63c Bottle Caps, per gross 25c
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES- FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.