Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 78, Hammond, Lake County, 19 September 1922 — Page 11

28 If you don't happen to see just what you want, ask any of these merchants for it it is a foregone conclusion the price will be right. Let this page be your shopping guide to the best there's to be had.

ray

ZD J

731 Indianapolis Bird., 400 119th St. Dealers in 731 Indiana BlvTS AND AUTO ACCESSORIES Phones Whiting 408; Robertsdale 124-J Whiting, Indiana The Moser Hardware Company wishes to announce to the public that they have gone through quite an expense in installing their lock and key repair department. They are in a position to make keys and repair locks of any and all description. This will eliminate tl inconvenience of going to Chicago for any such work. and waiting for days and weeks to get this kind of wo rk done. A trial in this kind of work will prove to you that we are here to serve the public at all times.

54 tir C AND YL AND w:r SPECIALS IN HOME-MADE CANDIES Cream Patties. 3QC Walnut Kisses. Qfl Home Made Crisp O C Home Mais Af)r P pound per pound OUC Taffies, per lb... Cream Caramels. TRY OUR SPECIAL TU-TI-FRUTI AND FRESH PEACH ICE CREAM THEY ARE DELICIOUS

ATKIN and THARP WEST PARK GROCERY 541-543 119th Street Cor. 119th St and Ind. Blvd. Phone 267-268 Phone 414 Specials for Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 20-21 10 POUNDS SUGAR WITH CQP TOIET PAPER EXTRA QUALITY. 3 OQr ORDER U7C ROLLS .J7 CHASE & SANBORN SEAL BLEND II n PURE COMB HONEY. oe. COFFEE. POUND ...T EACH CRUSADE COFFEE, 3 POUND CAN J J MCARONI AND SPAGHETTI. 3 25 C KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES o RED ALASKA SALMON. TALL oq AT-. ... OC CAN , JJC CAMPBELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS. . 1 fn - GRATED PINEAPPLE. 2 CANS oe "AT iV. for - - ' OOC STUBEN COUNTrY PURE MAPLE (jjo QC LUX OR SOAP- FijdCES in. SYRUP. PER GALLON O.U PACKAGE 1UC

TttE UNIVERSAL CAR

If you are planing on the purchase of a Ford Sedan or Coupe to enjoy the use of when the days get cold and and wet this fall and winter, why don't you place your order without further delay, even if you wont want the car delivered for a month or more yet. Then, when the time comes you can get prompt delivery because of your foresight, whereas the buyer who WAITS will find himself up against a shortage and delay if he fails to place his order until he wants the car. Every year there is a shortage of closed Ford cars from October to May or June. Your deposit money cheerfully refunded if you decide later to cancel your order. Think it over and let your conscience be your guide.

Van Sicklen-Zimmerman Motor Whiting, Indiana Company Phone Whiting 15 AUTHORIZED FORD, FORDSON, LINCOLN DEALERS

WHITING NEWS NOTES

The Wednezday night dance at the Whiting park which have been Riven by the citizens committee for the fourth of July fund have been discontinued uivlll next s-pring. The Daughters of Isabelle will hold their first social meeting at the small hall of the Slovenski Dora on Wednesday evening. All members are requested to be present as a fine entertainment lias been planned for this meeting. Iok for the Pay-Day Specials at H. Gordon & Sons. They save you money. 9-19-1 The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Keller of 339 Sheridan avenue Thursday afternoon at C:30. All the members are urged to be present. Miss Edna Ehlers. daughter of Mr. Ed. Ehlers of X19th street and Mr. Ralph Eberly of fischrupp avenue, were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the Lutheran church parsonage by Rev. Bop-p. Miss Ehlers Is a well known Whiting girl, she being a graduate of the Whiting high school. They left immediately aftsr the ceremony for LaFayptte where they will visit with relatives. Upon their return home they will reside with the bride's father on 119th street. Special Bargains at Miller's Wednesday and Thursday. 9-19-1 Miss Mary Krause of Chicago, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Frank Moore of Roby. Maude Wilson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson of White Oak avenue Sunday.Word has ben received from Rich muni California trm.t Miss Florence Coon who underwent an operation for appendicitis a few weeks ago, Is able to be up and around again. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mrs. Mattie Moore returned home Sunday from a two wetlta motor trip to Olean, New York, and Oil City Tenn., where they visited with Mrs. Moore's mother. Miss Joyce Tucker who spent the week-end at f he. home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Spurrier returned to1 her home at Ugonier. Ind.. Monday. Special Values for a Dollar at Miller's Wednesday and Thursday. 9-19-1 riymouth Aid Society of the Congregational church will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Reaublen of 1254 Atchison avenue Wednesday at 7:00. Miss Tjouii-e Vater left Sunday for Evanston where she will resume her studies at the Northwestern university. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson of Central avenue returned Saturday from a two week's camping trip that they spent at Block River. Wis. Mr. and 'Mrs. J. I-.. Clark and daughter Florence and Miss Anne Griffith attended the picnic at the Thornton Preserves Monday.

NAME NEW CHIEF OF IRISH ARMY

sip '- jtt - J

Richard "Dick" .'tulcahy. Richard Mulcahy has just been tamed to succeed the ia-e Michael Collins as corr.marider-in-chieJ of the Irish Free St: army.

ffi)CDN2

119th Street between Oliver and Sheridan

Special.

odece

inn

mi Fnces

Wednesday eptemiilber9 20tlh

Dry Goods White Shaker Flannel Very fine quality and fit for many seasonable uses. Spe- 1 "7 cial, per yard

Bleached Muslin Extra soft finish, 1 pi 36 inches wide. Special, yard. . . . " 2 C

Wool Flannel Just the thing for boys' fall blouses and men's shirts. 36 inches CQ wide. Special per yard iJcC

Crash Toweling Heavy grade, the kind that dries and washes well. Special 1 Ol per yard "2 v

Shoes for All Men's Shoes Brown lace, with rubber heels.

medium or English toes. Spe- (J Q Q Q

cia

lat

Boys' Shoes Black and brown, English and broad toes. Sizes 10 to I3j$ (t0 Af

Sizes ZV2 to 6, $2.98

Children's Shoes Patent button and patent button with brown tops, with Q small. Sizes 3 to 8. Special at

Children's Shoes Black and brown lace, with

heels and broad toes. Sizes 8J2 to 1 1 at

Sizes 11 to 2, $2.49

$1.98

Ladies' Hats Ladies' Hats Your choice of fashions' latest designs and colors in fall hats. Special selec- JJC ff tion, each Vwvl

Children's Sweaters Pure wool sweaters for the kiddies, button and slip-over styles, maroon, brown, navy and china blue. 2 93 Special, each

EXTRA SPECIALS Canteen Boxes Patent leather, good size, finely fitted with mirror and trimmings, worth $2. Special, each $1.59

Fall Hosiery

Ladies' Silk F,ise Black and brown pure thread silk hose hfcavy (j r a d e and durable. Special, pair

88c

Sox Seasonable length, sox for children. Sizes 7 to 1 0. black and brown. Special, pair 19c

This is the Time for Furniture

Parlor Suites

Velour Parlor Suites 2 -pieces parlor suite, including full size davenport and large wing chai.-. overstuffed and made of fine velour, spring edge construction through- 1 CLQk out. Special v

Oak Buffets Made of quarter sawed oak, highly polished finish and french beveled plate mirror. Lined silver drawer and large linen (S Q A EyCi space. Special Simmons Brass Beds 2 inch posts and new type oval tubing, the very finest made and fully sS:a. $19.85

Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables All white enameled, large drawer, guaranteed absolutely perfect. Special $g.50 each Mattresses All pure cotton, heavy drill ticking, $9.00 value. Special, any Cgs95 size

Brassiers Selections of Gcssard

brassiers, pink and white. CO

j w

Spe

cial

each

Men's Shirts Your choice of finely made beautiful patterns, men's shirts, soft French cuffs, valuss to $3jX). Special $1.85

Men's Caps Best selection you ever had of latest fall j 1 QC caps, each

Boys' Blouse s Especially well made boys blouses, all sizes, suitable for school and dress CQ

Special, each. . . .

wear.

Underwear for Fall Women's, Men's and Boys'

Underwear Ladies' 2 pieces fleece lined suits, correct weight for this season. Special per 8)C garment Knitted Corset Covers Just the right weight for fall. Qp Special Childrens Underwear Shirts and drawers. Sizes 6 to 14, heavy fleece lined. Special, 49 C per garment

Boys' Knee Pants Fine selection of knee pants, good weight for school. Special, J1 1 Q

each

Boys' Stockings Heavy ribbed boys' stockings, all sizes. 09 Special, per pair

TITTLE BROTHERS

432 119th Street CUT RATE MEAT MARKET A Specialty of Butter and Eggs

Telephone 418 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

2 lbs. Hearts 10c 2 lbs. Kidneys 10c 2 lbs. Neck Bones 10c

2 lbs. Soup Meat 10c 2 lbs. Tripa 10c Porter House Steak 18c Sirloin Steak 18c

Short Steak 18c Salt Pork 15c No. 1 Skinned Hams 25c