The Lake County times. [volume], March 15, 1918, Image 10

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THE TIMES
at First
Friday March 15. 1918.
Given by the Fraternal
Order of Eagles at
Unity Hall, Sat.,
LETTER FR
DR. Bll
OM
."he following letter was read at the
directors meeting of the. East Chicago
"Woman's club Monday nirtt and adopt
ed by them.
To the Lodares and Clubs of Indiana:
Our foivl situation, especially in r
ard to myar and wheat. hi assum
ed a vary serious aspect and 1 make
this dires-t appeal to you not to serve
banquets between rm'i refreshments.
The appeal J:a beu sent to all
tha grado schools. hi.H schools and
e$3 !n tha stAift fn rofra'.n from
Ny nnnec(iary consumption of food
rattfVcr. By biioi? satisfied with the
ragvlar three meals a day we throw
our ass'sta,nr on th aide of the H.
a l . 1 . .
S. A.; by indulging In banquets and be-tween-meal
refreshments we sap the
vitality from our own forces. Care
;n eatinff is a r.ew manifestation of
patriotism and it will help win the
v.ar For the duration of the war th
S. Food Administration will 1 o it
for your co-operation.
Sincerely your.
H K. BARNAIia
Federal Food Administrator for Ind
LOWER COURT
Newell t al from the Lake superior not such as Tiere affected by the execu
court was affirmed as follows: jtion in the bands of the sheriff, and that
! ine assignee took tha moneys under the
j contract. ? In procirodlngs auyplu
ni.ntal to execution no pleadings, are al
i lovable other than the petition and de
I iimm-re nml mot hm t.. test its r'il'fi-
. ., . , icnc, nun" me rrocecuiriKi t ir.o'
"(1) Appellant brought proceeding
supplemental to execution to realise
usainst a partnership judu nior.f deb'or
and s UKlt to r -r money earned
the partnership debtor ;i:--r- m on-t i uc-
ion contract with another defendant.
who I ecogni.-:d the indebt diio.-'s :.nd of-
( 1 1 il cro to be somn nr;', and a request!
W
IS SUSTIEI
TIMES BTXSEACT,
AT STATE CAPITAI..
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. March I:..--In
the aproliate court jesterday the caw, sunment. but the court hold." 'ha
of tha Beck man Supply Co. vs. James j debt or's rights under the wtra-t
fcred to pay it into the court, bit "n-j
other defendant claimed it nndr an n-i
airnment from the ivmor?lnp debtor, i
It is shown tha' at ih- time the con
struction contract w as written npnellant
had. in the hand.s of the sheriff, an exe
cution ncrainst the. partnership debtor:
that the pa rtriersht p debtor ;i ft or executing-
the construction contract asstun-j
ed ali mop.e s coming therefrom o the,
claiming defendant, who ftintudm.1 the
mutertals and paid the labor for the con-1
st ruction w-r:. Appellant clan-no tti.it;
it had a 1 .c-n on :U jnoivs arto-d tin-1
dr the cum rue? i.n contract which!
for a spoc.nl finding; and cori-iustur3 or i
lar is not permissible, and if a special
finding i made it will !" Treated as a
j scn'tal f i'dsiig. 'J'here Is no error
in the record."
'liown !
hat Did it Cost Too 'to
ove to Hammond?
BOY SCOUT
COUNCIL FORMED j
The 11','i.iiy !e!,..ii of the Kasf ("hi-;
ago W. .n, an's ( I'l'o held a very inter-
es!:i!g n.ee ling or the hotne of Mrs. j
W : I '.in J. I'un; i-y ednesday after- i
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INDEPENDENT
MARKET COMP
ANY
181 EAST STATE STREET.
713 CHICAGO AVENUE.
3334 MICHIGAN AVENUE,
11109 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE,
426 EAST NORTH AVENUE,
HAMMOND, IND.
EAST CHICAGO, IND.
INDIANA HARBOR, IND.
ROSELAND, ILL.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Fourteen n:f:;hrs i esnnnded to roll
wn prior to the rishts t.nder ih-- "- . aM u it !, r i en , . t .
1
! li.- stud'.' T" the afternoon was .-ip
C'f I'riMi nine's draruas, "A .Soil's Tii)
I ." I ider t tie (osdership of MV"
1 l-'.-nUey. pit! ore ,,f the drama, which
ji.-. lite f.,t 1 1 ? ;, ttrtii'ti ( r.iarp.n .'
i li fe was 1 e d .nd .j , -:sed.
I At the elo.e t'.e vet il.ir 111" l.-'i-
I t"s er cd coffee a, 'r.rr and also
; I ' e v. i ' i i tu.i o a ' e -
j 'a cored
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Stop and shop at any of the above addresses and you are assured of the same
uniform low prices and quality of meat. Courteous service. Cash and Carry.
Note This Week's . Specials
STrlALL LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS, lb 25
GOOD SUGAR CURED BOILING BACON, lb 29c
PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, lb 19c
LEAF LARD, ALL YOU WANT, lb. 260
CHOICE CUT NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, lb 25o
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Fresh Baltimore Oysters, large .selects
Fresh Tender Boilinrr
Beef, lb 15c
Prime Native Short
Bibs of Beef. lb.. . . 16c
Best Cuts of Native
Porterhouse, lb. ..25c
Fresh Spare Bibs, lean
and meaty, lb.. . . If1 C
Fresh Meatv Xr ok
Bonos, lb. . '. Sc-
Salted Icaiv Xeck
Bones, lb 7c
Fresh liver Sliced to
order, lb 7c
Genuine Spring Bainb.
hind quarter, lb. . .28c
yi. Ham. Berlin or Veal
Sausage, lb 22c
Finest Frankfurter or
Pork Sausage, lb 20c
Bologna, Head Cheeso or
Liver Sausagp. lb.. . . 20c
Swift's Shortening." better
than lard, lb !".25Uc
Fanev Boneless Codfish.
lb. .' 28c
Fresh Smoked Salmon,
lb 20c
Finest Brand Baked
Veal Loaf 25c
Extra Brand Boiled Hams,
whole or half, lb 33c
mmmmm mmimj. n-ipcwiiji i ijiii i tm snn .m m i . i ..
Smoked leatv Spare
Bibs, lb 17c
Smoked Pork Butts, no
Taste, all meat, lb.30c
Finest Brand Lean Salt
Pork. II. 36c
Downey's Delight, the
best hiittrrine churned.
lb. 33c
Pure Fruit Mince
Meats, lb 9c
Libbys Fine Cut Saner
Kraut, qt 12c
Libbys Superior Chow
Chow, qt 30
Libby's Sweet Mixed
Pickles, qt. . .
n - " lil' li N r j
it 1 lie r.ov .-!.;. UMi.'-.Mit : n Ind riiia j
j Harbor i ffivnl an impetus f i oi a
j meet -ic he'd at t ie Tliley ha rid '.lie..
(Monda. Ma'rh 11. winch is to j
j mean wmii to th s'i ' of tint J
j ganirat n. Ti.e meeting was i he i e- I
srrlt of a genial ts! 1 f..r any one in
terested 1" appear. The iwns n.
siiied s i'TP. fir y.'!ie f.irty of l":e
interested men ;iie . urirrnir ' were
on hand when ter.ini 11 v iliairri.an if
R. lieTb-11 pr ee.ird to ortllne the
I pi in.-iplea of ..-.oi.tins and to expiain
"m i i np purpu"" ri ine :op''L;ni5 ii..riiiu-
I mat ion of a rounci! for the Boy Scout
: troops of tire Uar'or.
I rarsuant to the p';-po." all present
i becaiT-.e charter' n ethers of the 'Viurt
;) and til following officers, wre
; choeep :
President, IT R PeJlr1; ;-e nr.i.
! dent. Thomas Cap.p'oo'r. secretary. Al
j f red i". Seno.tr: t-eas'irer. .T. Tl. Faro- ;
iv.ij: 5co;;i Coir :n:-otier. A. t . wurg ,n .
t j . . irn..P t' it t r.- t' 1
.a i ' J ' " " ' ' 1
,v:J I nomnorl .'. Mii'liy.
jj I Th exee-j'j. a C...1 -i;; it ee a chosen i ;
c ; is composed of the officers and ".'''. '
J Kl:ur .,'onel He.'. F. C. ?pe.-.r. Sam- i
j oei Kensnte and If ". Shepherd. H. I I
W. DicKes, KlPter I.. Smith. K. 1.. Cow- J
II. l..ck,ni-n. j j
tin. dint 1 1 a rv ; j
t"iar:dr volunteered therr services a
-J I ?co.;t Maters.
The Council thn to"H under censid -ota'.i
"n plans for extend ng th w-e.k
f tii organiratron. pn rt icu! a r'.y plan-
ft ' tirtij to afford ca?t ping opportuntl
1?.'' for the various troops daring the co:i-
4 ii-r cerm To f.'ita 1 n the teO'lisile
m ... '. ... . - j , : M
iupis eacn inerr. pifog'a n:m- : m
himself to obt
: I W. Dicke. Klmer T.. Sir. I
)"3iavt. II. c. .P'ar. Harry
erg! M . Conrsey. Kav Put
5
1 pled?".. j
campaign wil! j
lie cards can
! tt? contributions. Th!
i V.e begun as soon ss p
! be printed and mailed to the council
member?.
i With tiiii lo si b
: S.'.i'.it eriti'ii'Mn
!c;v? ami with aff.i ctlon with tl "
National 'oum .1. w h'cji the troop t
have pot fcsd heretofore, th" extended
. success of t h rr v c ; if. n t is as-.rierj.
r.g which the ,
fits and wil! j
!No More Muddy Feet
For Cement Workers
IkL . M-n
pi mept. rl.
r,, ! f " o ; t . . " easier.
4 ' llaiur withoi.it s
J. e'e'e pal emeu!
Mep --pined at the TVrff.ngten "e-i
ant ran now Tall: to wor'.t I
mi's of Indiana (
siepnne o" the con-t
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c i ' r e e
I' J trance
trrre-i of
35c
l-i
Finest Brand Hams, Bacon, Lard
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED.
1 Indepeedeot
arket Co.
THE MOST SANITARY MARKET IN THE COUNTY.
m.i I I' 1 1 'I 'i 1 I ' W I'l ' I 1 If SI I 1 M II llli 11 .IS I M f ill I ii real me I HI ISM I mmwm mm n
i "s
l.e c"rrei co:e,-,.n,y b'.;;t 37"ft feet
-foOt con-re'e paietiierir ftj th.St'
1 ers and trnff m -ri.triit raeh the
wttnct'it in cc ..-e n e n e e ine cn-
ri o e n pet s ' o p at the plant en-'
bur connects with over ?5n0
of cop.-ret" pavement conneefne
i s 1 1 b ' ; 1 d i n E s . '
Industries in tha Calu p;t district :
..'1 many f - r wo; n s -e woic.irK on gov-
ernment o:"drs. w:!i nw r o:e to
cbtaln repiepf -t-o'r tr'c-i-r if vj i-
rvji road congest :on mnkes snip'nnr py .
r;i;'C.f drficuit or slow. i
M COUNTY IS READY !
3: FOR THIRD DKIVJbj j
Not for car fare, or freight on your furniture,
but in the aood things of life you left behind; the
old friendships, social and Church ties. Did your
coming to Hammond cost you all of thesc.p If so,
what did you get in exchange for them? Did you
allow this busy, growing, restless CITY, which lacks
no doubt some of the refinements of life vou oave
up, to set up new and lower standards for you?
You and your friends were active in the Church back home. In Ham
mond you have met some interesting folks who tell you that Church
going is not '"the thing" in Hammond. Have you taken up with that idea?
If you have, you have always entertained the secret purpose to break
away from it SOME TIME. Why live in regret and with the longing to
reunite your name and effort with the Institution you love and honor?
Every day of delay will add to the burden of taking the step, and you
will feel that
The Price is Going Higher
If you have been waiting for a Real Event to mark your coming bck
to the Church, let that event be the DEDICATION of the New PEES
BYTERIAN CHURCH next Sunday. If you are not a Presbyterian,
start that day with the CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE. If you were a
Presbyterian "back there," come by all means to the new Home waiting
for you. If you have no church memibership, you are invited to come out
and make a Decision at one of the meetings on Dedication Day.
The Churches stand for a Better Hammond; so do you. And now Is
the time to unite with one of these great organizations for righteousness.
Hammond will look better to you; work will go smoother; home will be
happier: and you will be one to say that
Life is Worth Living in Hammond
The NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH is worth your inspection.
Built according to the most modern thought, without undue ornamenta
tion or useless space, it will appeal to you as a real working plant.
THE AUDITORIUM, with pleasing harmony of color in the art win
dows, the tasteful furniture, the grand pipe organ, inspires the reverent
attitude and is altogether in keeping with the cardinal idea of a place of
worship.
THE DEPARTMENTAL SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOMS follow the
most up-to-date plan of arranging children in rooms according to ages,
each room with a limited number of classes, all under the supervision of
an Assistant Sup'erintendent. For the adult classes a number of separate
rooms are provided.
BOY SCOUTS have their own room adjoining the gj Jtoasium and
convenient to the locker and shower rooms.
THE GYMNASIUM will be up-to the-minute in equipment and man
agement. It is entirely separated from the church proper by sound-proof
walls, and is amply large to put on regular games of basket ball, indoor
.baseball, volley ball, etc. It will be OPEN TO EVERYBODY, church
preference or membership making no difference whatever. The recrea
tion afforded here and in the reading and game rooms will be eagerly
sought by those who know the importance of keeping "fit."
This announcement by the First Presbyterian Church is primarily
in the interest of CHURCH GOING. Go where you already belong, or
join somewhere, and decide now to
ove Next Sunday
M
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f Coptlnued. from ps" one.')
bond, while valuable and bearing inter-;
est. was no longer to lv regardd as a. i
money make-. It must be our contrlhu-'
tmn to sav'th,s , -mintrv. ours In lietij havo 8r
... . rr. u.u rates. As soon as local oranUuon0
3f, hn(J,,. I are perf?e!e tha facs must he reported
tve want to eliminate the duller and -
patriot." th speaker said, r"-j Tha democratic ar.d republican county
rring to those who sunscripe. jori rnmmitieesj ere. n an in me
Ppj , bond. pa that mm h down, never tak-j Among those present yesterday wero
.,(T the in tip mi, leaving til" narks m : nairman I. v. e ineny n-i ow j
bear 'he burden. '.eorge Cummerow or tne democrats ami
fti i "We wai
f.'Jj ! t wo-dojlar
John Kllllgrew cf the republicajis. A
number cf Industrial executives were
aleo present at the meeting. Women at
tended. to their knitting throughout the
session. ,
MaJ. F. PJehaati SchaAf. head of the
Tirst National bank of Cary. vlll be
thief of the speakers' bureau. II. E.
Snyder w!!l handle publicity and every
F wr? e!"o diyrlcsiri that
all
I Chairman K. Miles Norton and Secrefarv newspaper man in Lake county has been
drafted by Secretary McJLdoo t aid tn
puttirgr ovr the- loan.
Easqawt la !. j
In tha even!n the Liberty loa vrark
ers sat down to banqot at thft M.
C. A., where Toastmaster Hay tutrryioo
ed Mr. Bennett and Capt. Oorhy of Chl
caso. who made rouslnir addrsMa. Din
-.an Llew collected $101 from tha dinar
for the soldiers' tobaeeo fund.
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ItW$estt9 Busiest and Most
Satsitas4 (Market in Laho Go
aSy s.iLass? IlW Ml Bism Mast
Compare Our Prices
1 Wif la the Other Fellows
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Choice Indiana Milk Fed
Legs or Loins, Z hm 20c
Shoulders, any cut, lc
ipeast, for filling, . 17c
1.5
HAMS AND BACON
Our buyers are making a special effort to secure the
choicest of .small lean Pig Hams and Bacon for our
Easter Sale. Watch our ads and window display.
Special Smtzspdiaif PeiD0&
Young Pig Pork Shoulder Roast 1 8c
Little Neck Pig Ribs latvd - 8c
Pigs Feet, all fronts - - - 8c
Liver, fresh cut, all you want, 7iC
Try Our Sugar Cured Corned Beef 18c and 14c
IB E E
573 Hohmnn St.
Telephone 1-1-4
No. 1 Native Boiling, - 12k
No. 1 Native Chuck Cuts 16-18C
No. 1 Native Td Roast - 20c
No, 1 Native Steak 23c
EXTRA SPECIAL Swift & Co. Nut
No. 1 Cream 1 Oleomargarine,
Cheeoe - 2Gc I This Sale, lb. 30c
Sweet tickled Beef Tongues 20c
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