The Lake County times. [volume], March 14, 1918, Page Page Six, Image 6

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I'asre Six
THE TIMED
Thursday, March 14. 1?1S
ast Chicago Tea & Coffee Store TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES
716 CHICAGO AVENUE
EAST CHICAGO
PHONE 24
Specials for Friday and Sat.
urday, March 15th and 16th
AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, with
Coffee or Tea order, 6 baPS .-Q
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE,
5 lb., $1.05; 1 pound - 123
OUR LEADER COFFEE,
4 lbs., $1.04; 1 pound 2SC
M. R. BLEND COFFEE, ,
pecial, 1 pound 30C
FANCY GUN POWDER TEA,
per pound - GOC I
HERSCHEY'S COCOA.
la pound - lioC
LOG CABIN SYRUP,
can IJoO
APPLE BUTTER. "-
full quart jars 2o0
SEEDED RAISINS,
2 packages 2oO
ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES,
tall can 23C
FANCY RED SALMON,
tall can 2SC
DLASKO PORK AND BEANS,
No. 2 can "1-1
LIMA BEANS.
2 't-s 35c
TOMATOES, PEAS, KIDNEY BEANS
or Corn. 6 cans, 75c; can 13C
PETTI JO H N BREAKFAST
F00D 18c
KIRK S WHITE FLAKE SOAP,
10 bars -1QC
OLIVILO SOAP,
3 bars UoC
TOILET PAPER, "
7 rolls for J5
H. C. PETERSEN tk CO.
Phone [phone] Olcott Ave., East Chicago.
Specials for Friday and
Saturday, March IS and 16
PLYMOUTH ROCK PUMPKIN.
2 large cans 2dC
TREMONT RED RASPBERRIES,
CHERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, No.
1 cans. 2 for 25C
BATAVIA LOGANBERRIES, finost
racked, can 30C
LIBBY-S HAPPY VALE APRICOTS,
large can? 2oC
LIBBY'S EXTRA PINEAPPLE,
large cans 30C
"OUR BEST" 30c COFFEE,
2 lbs. for 55C
MONARCH COFFEE,
3 lb. can 92C
MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI,
6 oz. pig3. 3 for 16C
KARO BLUE LABEL SYRUP,
40c
61c
ga'Jon cans
'5C
LIBBY'S PET MILK,
" laref cans
EAGLE BRAND MILK,
Z can?
JAPAN RICE, pood grade.
S lbs. for 32C
BEECHNUT PEANUT BUTTER,
larg? .iz 29C
AMERICAN FAMILY OR FELS
NAPHTHA SOAP, 10 bars 65C
SEEDLESS THOMPSON RAISINS,
2 lbs. for 29C
PEAS, CORN, LIMA BEANS, NO. 2
TOMATOES, RED BEANS,
5 40c
LAZARRE BRAND BEETS,
larg can 15C
TOILET PAPER,
l'c rolls - for 15C
Kalherlne Howard, Olcott Ave.,
Phone a3, will he pleased to write and
receive aortal newa aud advertising for
The Tiniaa.
I.ifor.u.1 tlanelnjc Party, aturdaT
evening. Mcrrh lth at K. of r. lin.
V.nnt hlraso. Blten by K. of IV for
member' families and all I...
friend.. 3-H-3
COI.t MBIV THE.. Tit K TO X I H T,
V Goldwln rieture, featuring Mae
Marsh la -Sunshine Alley. ul.o a
good Coined t.
Feter Johnsovf formerly proprietor
of tnt T'nion Dairy of Kan Chiogo
1" now in the service of hi country
as motor truck driver, writes hi fnlka
hM' that h is leaving om f.T the
fikihting fr-.nt in Krone.'.
The K. of of Ka,t Chicago ar
holding an informal dance at the K.
of P. hill in lc-o tt avenue Satruduy
evening for members and their fam
ilies rid all friends. A ery pleasant
cvemns is anticipated and the com
rnitt.f in rhr? of affair i: Mess
ers Frank I'.rajj. Walter T)ery and
I T. Bates.
The I', of I,, rf ind:aha Harbor i
meeting tomorrow evening at the K.
of P. hall. Th'if is to he initiation
and other business of, f'r.portance to
he transacted and all members are de
sired to bo :n atendance.
Mac Rfgina. the HtM' seven year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Sullivan of North Vagoun avenue, en
tertained seven dainty misses in hon
r of hr birthday anniversary yes
terday. CIir s .heme was carried nut
in pink end white and A pretty white
cake with seven candies was the chief
attraction of the luncheon served. The
hoste.-s received many pretty gifts.
The Indiana Harbor TU d Cross Cen
ter forwarded a box to the Clearing
House at Fort Wayne a day ego with
the following articles contained: 4,9H
gauze dressings. 70 pair of socks. 20
sweaters. helmet!", 5 pair wristlets.
The Christian Woman's Circle of the
Christian churcjx ill observe Go-To-ly
tomorrow at. the church
at two o' lock. Mrs. Zellers of Chi
. aso Meic its will be. present to give
an address ami Mr. H. Shields it!
instru. t in Red Cross sew ins:. Womn
li.sninp to learn kr.itting may pro
. .ire yarn at the Indiana Harbor Tied
r.o.-s t'euter and bring the same t
this moetins ani have articles cm-n.en-ed
for them. More Re 1 Cros
work mist be an-omplifhed and Mrs.
Shield wii! do her part in the in
struct .on if the women will but applv
for the instruction and aid at this
:-,.! ins. A gftoi prop-ram has been
a rva used.
Mrs. Frank S.rr.p5"n of 14tth street
is departing for PueM--. Colorado, on
a vi.-it to her mother who is quite ill.
Mrs S..n;c-on will be accompanied on
her trip hy her son Franklyn.
A box of choicest fruit and contain-
ins plass'-s of Gia-.a jl!y his arrived!
jir-ie from St. Petersb'src. Fls.. from
fffEFUmflTUm, "NEWS
PUBLISHED FOIK THE I ft T E K. EST OPH HOME -i-OVAC PEOPLE
Vol. 1., No. 88. Thursday, March"l4, 1918. Price Attention.
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For Easter
"With this beautiful Parlor Suit. 'Iliis pattern and many more to choose from, all temp
ered steel and web construction, in qua rt cred oak, mahogany and eircassian walnut,
black Sianih and blue leather uplndstei"ed. Priced up from
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Something New
Tliis new:b)iece Bed made by
Simmons, of liprht steel tubing
with heavy fdlers, galvanized
link f'abne spring with 6-inch
elevation. Please notice there
are bed rails, the spring at
taches to the bed: in Yernis
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Complete Line In Everything
EAST CHICAGO,
INDIANA
718-723
CHICAGO AVE.
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Latest Creations in Women's Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts
Always Something New Shipments Arriving Every Day
Souvenirs With Every Women's Spring Coats of various descriptions. All the
vrtuxnenL jruicndijea verv latest models an fo ors. such as ues. greens, mir-
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ne. Durgundy and maroon; latest C fj95
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sale at
Until Easter.
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Souvenirs With Every
Garment Purchased
Until Easter.
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Women's Spring Coats in the
up to the minute styles; belted,
fancy ImttonsgfS
and buckle s. . .
Special at mm a&b
Other Coats for women and
misses, coats of quality and
workmanship Q
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One of the many suit
values we have, in fancy
militarv model, trimmed
Special ..
Women's Dresses in silk
and serges, shades of blue,
black, red, maroon, licht
Women's Skirts in navy and
black, also fany silk plaids in
dark red, green andCieaf
Priced f'or J
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and others.
$14.50 to.
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I-,i-ida- at
Women's Skirts in silks,
satins, serges, poplins, all
Hflcs Sflk.50
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to
Wash Waists from $1.1 9to $2.75.
Georgette Waists from $3.95 to $10.00
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Men's Hart Schafner
& Marx Spring- Suits
Now on Display
"Ask for H. S. & M. Spring Style Book'' I
stnctiv xoung wen s &pnnr moaeis. m
green m l x t u r c s.
browns, blues, blacks,
from $16."0 t
MfliUg illUUCIO, 111
The Newest Spring Creations, latest fonn
tit, back of coat made fee jf
military design. Spe-V OB 9D
cial at
A suit you Eusiness Men require
m three button con-"a
serative model, semi- J. i
form fit
lade
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx Spring 0'Coat,
in very latest designs gr f f
and patterns in greys 0 E
and mixtures. Special
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Men's Blue Serge
Suits, $20.00
245 Men's Blue Serge Suits in heavy and
light weight materials, "fast color," a
real value: $27.50 and $25.00 suits among
this lot. Special for
Friday and Saturday
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Copyright Hart SohBor A Uars
A New Spring Men's H. S. & Marx model in
green with red stripes, x jT jf
eoat two-button, Phiglish.-Cfl B 0 11 0
cuffs. Special. . .. vr e J? jr
Men's new Spring Blue Serge Suits in fonn
lit, semi-form tit aud
loose fitting models, var
ious shades of blue. . . .
Striking Young Men's
Coats in the all-a-o
colors. For this sale...
sy a j o x
22.50
WaScIi Fop Our Grand Spring Opening Event
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Continuation of Our Great Shirt Sale
Owing to the fact that our Shirt Sale offered such tremendous low prices and the public took advantage of
this we. will continue the same sale this Friday and Saturday for those who did not have the opportuuitv (.
grasping such splendid offerings.
$3.00 Reduced toS2.19 $2.00 and $1.75 Shirts $1.50 Reduced to $1.15
$2 50 Reduced to $1.95 Reduced to $1.39 $1.25 Reduced to 79c
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28c for 19c 95c for 69c 18c and 15c for 10c 15c for 9c
150 pieces Dress Giug- 10 dozen Ladies' Muslin 5S0 yards Silk Pdbbon, 3 Ff ?VT
hams, ToileduV.nl, plain and Xainsook Xiuhtgowns ,nrT4 inches wide almost 1 " 'nutlets,
andfancv checks, plaids nnbroiderv and rib- i hoary canvas sold at
nd strive This is a real M lth ( inhl0Klcl amino cverv scas0nablc color luc regular. Supply
liionev -aving item. Spc- 1,1,11 tinnmed; sizes Lj to madc For Friday only at yourself with these now
cial Fridav only Friday only, special at, Friday only
19 c 69c 2C 9c
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LET THE BIG THREE SOLVE YOUR HOME KEEPING PROBLEM.
U; S. W. Ogdon party and Mrs. StoHa
,Myea who ari wintrriiiK thrft and
the articles Fnt rf gifts to the mem
bers of the Pinochle club of this city,
the club, both ladies now in the south
are members of. Klowers have al.o
been sent and everything came in rr
fet condition and was much relished
by the recipients here.
Mr. ami Mrs! James Johnstone of
Grapevine street at ten-led the perfor
umnce of the Rambler and the !lc-.e"
at the Illinois theatre and later dined
A-ith friends at the Hotel I.aSalle. 1n
Chicago.
The Twin City Orel Daughtero of
Isabella, meet this evening in Wei
land's hall.
Mrs. T. A. Fli.-Uing.-r of Fir street
ha. returned from FitUhurfr, Fa.,
where the has been on a vi.:t with
li-r mother.
Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Richard J.
Fasc of Guthrie street this week are
.Mr.-. Ni l.-n Williams and her son
Georse from Penton Harbor. Miih., and
Miss Elsie Passe, of of St. Joe. Mich.
There "will be no civic meeting- of
the East Chicago Woman's Club this
evening. The next regular meeting
will be held the CSth of this month.
Mrs. J. T. Fabe of 105th street en
tertained at luncheon yesterday in
lienor cf Mrs. Edward Griffith wh
is here, from Varailles. Fa., the guest
of Mrs. R. D. Griffith in Grapevine
street. In.t evening a similar affair
was held in the guest's honor at ths
home of Mrs. Nina Jamieson in 135th
setreet.
The Good Shepherd Guild will meet
in th" Bftrnoon of tomorrow with
Mrs. Peter Jamieson In Feacon street.
The Mesdames Caul Skinner, Wayne
Millar and Miss Beatrice Jamieson will
entertain at a triple Round Robin af
fair this evening at the Frank Wil
liamsun residence in North Magoun
avenue. Cards will be the diversion
of this entertainment.
Edward Peters is home on a fur
lough to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Feters in South Baringr ave
nue. He; comes from the Columbia
university where hs is instructor in
Kovernment photography. He must
leave Sunday, his time expiring, and
to greet his friends and neighbors be
fore his departure it has been arrang
ed to hold open house Saturday eve
ning In his honor. A cordial welcome
is extended to all to tall on this eve
ning for Mr. Feters is soon leaving
for France.
E. K. Sills, Western Union operator
at the East Chicago station has re
signed his position and has taken a
position with the Sinclair Oil Refin
eries. His dutls w!H commence on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schmueser - f
South Karing avenue are entertain - n
Mr. Sohniueser's mother fjoni lian -mond.
The Tted Cross is to benefit from C
proceeds of a dance announced f t
April Srd, at the large aiid romin-'dimi'
Auditorium at Indiana Harbor v. h-i :
dancing Is a real i-b asurc. The Tij-i rr
Makers Club is sponsoring tins af' ''-i:
and started their endeavors t-unie we. -k
ago in the way of disposing of iiiaiiv
tickets. The hall will bo made rcx-iy
especially for this occasion, the l!- i
waxed and patriotic decoratk-ns Mill
effectively placed. The popular M. -Kelvey
jazz orchestra has been rh?u ) t
and there is no doubt but m h.-. t ' -dance
Mill be one of the very larRfsi ;
be given this season. An able commit
tee is curing for every detail ci.-r
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