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THE TIMES.
Thursday, June 6, 1018.
SUN'S TOTAL ECLIPSE WILL BE THE BIG EVENT JUNE 8
Phone 960.
4947 Olcott Ave., East Chicago.
The erewent of the sun will rtow
narrower and finally disappear.
Drifrht fames will flash around th
et.'jres and the solar corona will ap
pear. The center of the moon's shadow
is a black spot which travels from
went to esflt and at a ?pel cf ap
proximately 3,000 miles per hour.
Place your order now for. Strawberries for canning.
Phone us for prices. Our prices are right.
Specials for Friday and Satur
day, June 7th and 8th
Jfs'JN Tiar;
FRESH CANDLED COUNTRY
EGGS, dozen JJfH
LILY CREAMERY BUTTER.
special, lb tTC
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR,
package 390
BOHEMO RYE FLOUR,
25 lb. sack SI .90
SEEDLESS THOMPSON RAISINS.
2 lbs- for HOC
EAGLE BRAND MILK,
2 cans i3C
LIBBY'S RED SALMON,
1 lb. cans :-29t
3Cc COFFEE,
special at 2 lbs. for
MONARCH COFFEE,
3 lb-can 89o
32c
55c
CRISCO,
35c can for
BEECH NUT PEANUT BUTTER,
lge Jar - 3oC
BEECH NUT CATSUP,
16 oz. bottle 30C
! FANCY WHOLE BEETS,
large can X)C
FRESH DATES,
2 packages 31 C
KARO SYRUP,
gallon cans at -' 75C
FARM HOUSE KRAUT,
2 cans 25C
TOILET PAPER.
6 rolls 23C
lis . -s k ti
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Diagram oftAe
Eclipse.
How tke Moon
Hides tfu?
Sun.
Astronomers from all over the!
world are planning to witness the
American eclipse of
June 8.
On that date the moon is to pass
between the earth and the sun. The
eclipse will be total only in a narrow j
ribbon extending from Pujjet Sound
across to northern Florida. A par- j
tial eclipse will be visible in every j
portion of the United States, how-j
ever. i
Here's briefly what folk in the
area of total eclipse will see. About
ten minutes before darkness comes
the air will become noticeably cooler
The light will undergo a change and
will assume a copper hue. Natural
ists say that birds go to nest aa at
night. It will become dark and the
stars will peep out. Over the west
ern horizon comes the shadow of the
moon. It has the same appearance
as a heavy storm, but it will race
rapidly.
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last Chi
cap Tea &
Coffee Store
716 CHICAGO AVENUE
EAST CHICAGO
PHONE 24
Specials for Friday and Satur
day, June 7th and 8th
AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, with
Coffee or Tea order, 5 bars ... 30C
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
5 lbs., $1.04; 1 pound 23C
OUR LEADER COFFEE,
4 lbs., $1.04; 1 pound 2SC
M. R. BLEND COFFEE,
special, 1 pound 30C
H ERSCH EY'S COCOA,
'2 pound 23C
SAUER KRAUT, '
No. 3 can 15C
dLENCOE BRAND PURE
PRESERVES, large Jar 39c
LIBBY'S TOMATO SOUP,
2 " 25c
FANCY PEARS IN HEAVY SYRUP,
No. 3 can 25C
KARO SYRUP,
No. 5 can -42C
OLD COUNTRY SOAP,
10 bars -- 53C
LOGANBERRY JUICE.
large bottles 25C
small size 12C
FARMHOUSE SWEET RELISH,
in quart jars 32C
SHRIMPS. 2 cans 25C
OH BOY! COOKIES,
regular 35c kind, lb 20C
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In tho window of t ho Lion Store Furniture
Store on Hokman street. 'there is displayed a
double-pne advertisement from a current is
sue of a sreat national weekly that brines the
war on the sea directly home to this section,
and to the store where the advertisement ap
pears. The proprietor of the store has a per
sonal interest in the advertisement also, for it
relates t war work that he is doine; for the
government. Furthermore, he helped pay for
it and the cost of the "ad" for the single is
sue was $10,000.
The advertisement asks for 50,000 men, be
tween 21 and 30, for service in the new Mer
chant Marine. In the language of its head
line, it offers ".")0,000 jobs at sea" to clean-cut
young Americans. It states that the U. S.
Shipping Board will give them special train
ing before putting them into actual sea serv
ice .carrying supplies to our armies and Allies
in the righting fields of Europe. So much im
portance is attached to this work that men
accepted for it are exempt from a call to mili
tary duty.
The advertisement relates further, that
"the REX ALL STORES" throughout the
United States, nearly 7,000 of them, have been
designated by the Government as enrolling
stations for the U. S. Shipping Board. At
these stores, light in their own home towns,
young men may now 'sign on for training and
subsequent sea duty in the U. S. Merchant
Marine."
The personal interest of Mr. J .B. Hitter, in
common with other REXALL druggists, in
this striking war announcement, is contained
in the concluding words of the advertisement,
which are: '.This use of the stores and the
expense of this advertisement are a contribu
tion bv the R.EXALL STORES to the cause of
Libertv."
EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS
Kathfrinr Hovmrd. 43IS Ol-ott A ve
Phone 2 ill be plrnard to write and
rec-e nor la I nrnn irad nflvrrtlnins; tar
The Time. nlo job work of all de
scription promptly and well doae.
M1TKK.
Pane nni nt et ! a ; nment fr colored
propl- torr."rriw evf ninx. J:ino fith. at
olyrr.pia HsU. Z'2 Fi.irk avenue. In
d:ana Hp.r !?."!". T'rC'f. Adair.s' Orchestra
if Chica-- 5-5-2t
JURTI.KV THKATBE TOVK.HT.
IlalT VlHrle Oborn In "Molly Don
Her Bit." Do you like a real Interent
le picture featurlne a ehlld tar hack
ed up by a real utoryf If o, yon will
want to ee Babr Marie fbome In "Pol
ly Don Her ait." a timely romedy
drama thet will appeal to all. , Pearl
White and Antonio Moreno In the StJ
thrilling chapter of "The Honne of
Hate."
Junp 15 , tv. date pet for all gar
ments f. n ' ? " e 1 nr u nf n i .hd tr be re
t'.irnei the East Chirasro Red Cr.s
Centre. All th"s havirr (rarments or
yarn are aske tn mak report before
then if rn-,:s'',ie A ( herking account
m-jst. be perfectel bv that date.
Mrs- Elizabeth O'Prien of Chicajco
avenue arcimpan'.ed the, newlvn-ed tr
?t. Ix-n. Mr. and Mr.. W. J i'Br;en,
the latter M!s Ar.r.a Scherer of Ham
mond The r. M r. Club -aii entertained at
the home f Mi. Mabel flapper In
North Masroun avenue !ait fvnine.
The nrra.ion wsj her Mrthdav annf
verfarjr and the rluh prented the
hOKtejis with a verv pretty' eift.
ri5? Ora Mae flapper, a Harrison
sohool .tudnt ha been ill the patt
week suffering with an attack of pto
maine poiponlr.ar.
Mayflower Camp. R oyal NeiKhbor?i,
will meet this evenir.ff in regular e.
.ion. The Lady Elks met Tuedav eventne
and elected Mrs. T. S. Fisher a thvr
prefldent to .rve th ensuine year.
Mrs. John AV. Sterlintr was re-elected
secretary. The next meeting1 will be
with the secretary.
Kast Chicago Maccabees are to co
to Gary tomorrow to attend the rallv
b e n st h ' 1 1 t h s r " They will m e e : in
time to ta!e th -ar via the Lake
Shore. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Wallace of South
MaEoun aven'ie motored to Battle
('reek. Camp r-:ster. to visit the broth
er of the latter. Lieut Wallace.
The pons and Peuphters of Liherfv
of Indiana Harbor will meet tomorrow
evening at the K of p. hall in rep;;lar
sess'on. There will be nomination of
officers and reports of state meeting
heard. Members are urcd to be pres
ent. Mrs Frederick ?au"r of Fir street
has returned home from th Howe
Military School. accompanying back
her son Fred. Jr., who is a student
there.
The Twin City Circle, nauzhter of
Isabella, will hold a most Important
meetinsr this evening at the home of
Mrs Fred Rovee. 331 Penn avenue.
All members of tif-, circle are asked to
be present.
The Missionary Society of the Con
ftreganonal oh ;rch will hold its last
meeting; of the season tomorrow af
ternoon at the home of Mrs Bruce
Miller. 4135 Barinsr aven'ie. Reports
of th state meeting of the Missionary
Societies held at Kokomo, will be Riv
en by eie deleitet Mesrlames E N.
Canine and eivde Ppencer. It will be to
the interest of all members to attend
Mr." and Mrs J. P. Jones of Baron
street have returned from a few days
isit to Evanston. 111.
A truest or Mrs. E V. Walton, of
Hemlock this week is Miss Florence
Sherman of Wana'ah. Mrs Walton Is
leaving for Wanatah tomorrow for a
few days visit.
The b. p. n F-'.ks n East Chicaso
will hold their rezular meeting this
evening- and will make arrangements
for Flaar Pav Exercises to be held in
the ,-: ub roorrs. Fla Pay. June 14. At
this time the new service flair with its
nineteen ste.rs will be formally dedi
cated as will also the honor roll con
taining names of looal Elks in various
bram-hes of the povernment service.
All Elks are asked t be present at
this meetintr.
The Missionary Society of the M. E.
church will hold their regular meeting
tomorrow at the home of Mrs John
Miller. 44"S N'orthcotte avenue at 2:31
o'clock. The mee'mg will be inter
esting, as a report of the d strict con
vention held of recent date will be Riv
en by the dejecate There will also
be election of officers.
Mrs. H. K. Groves of N'orthcotte ave
nue Is hnini the Twentieth Century
Club meet with her today at a one
o'clock luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wood are arrlv
ijir here the latter part of this week
from Birmlrsham. Alabama, to be the
Riwsts of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wil
liams in North "Moott aienue. Accom
panying them ere their two daughters,
one of them. Miss Marjorie. has Just
recovered from critical operation In
which ptomaine poisoninjr was a fac
tor. Another guest at the Williams
hone will be Miss Williams, who Is
rominff from Brazil. Ind.
Mrs. C. Jnckman. a former resident
o fEast Chieaao. and now of Chicago,
has just returned from a prolonged
visit at Australia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Jenkins cf this city will be their
week-end guests.
Miss Alta Specter f North Faring
avenue will be hostess fe. the Auction
Bridge Club tomorrow evening-.
Percy Cutler of the office force of
the Interstate Mill is the proud fath
er of a baby daughter born to him
and Mr. Cutler at their home in Elm
street Monday.
Mrs. C. S Abbott of St. Paul. Minn,
was a Harbor guest this week and a
visitor at the home of A. N. Ponnelly
in Prummond street.
Miss Inez Bellaire who performed at
the ( trpheum theatre Jat evening, is 1
a cousin of Mrs. W. C. 'ia;'-k of East j
"'hi' a go. Mis:- Bellaire s mother aTom-
panied by Mrs J. J. l. r. -h of Chicago
-s 1 s ' f rl at Hri uimond last evening.
Mis. Jiimi. M'-ciu sk y. Jr.. i. returning-
home Sundav from a visit to
t Lou:. Monday. Mr. MCIusky has
been slaying at the home of his par
ents in South iioott avenue during the
absence of his wife.
Tomorrow evening a meeting will be
hei d;tt the home of Mrs. H J. Oil
man. 441! Mngoun avenue. for the pur
pose of opening a work room in con
nection with the comfort forwarding
committee nf Boston, Mass. This meet
ing is open to all those interested in
the work of war relief activity.
Mrs. J. R. Scott is expected home the
latter part of the week from an ex
tended visit in New York. Her nie-
.iis.s .Nil .-rr.I'h. who accompanied her 1
returned in advance. 1
Mr. and Mrs W. R. Diamond motored
up from Valparaiso yesterday to trans
act b.isiness for the day.
Miss Edna Grass, whose approaching
marriage is announced for June 11. will
be honored with a bridal shower. this
eiening at the home of Miss Grace
Ma honey. H.ghland street. Hammond.
The Misses Gertrude Fi'.ieerald and
Jan Mci'luky, nf East Chicago will
accompany Miss Grace from here.
The Business 1 Girls' League of the
Twin ' City must necessarily postpone
their luncheon which was announced
for June 13, at fhe McKinley school.
The meeting place is the same. All
Members and their friends are most
urgently requested to attend this
1 un"hnn.
Miss Julia Moss, a teacher of the
public school system of East Chicago
Has called to Peru. Ind. owing to the
death of a near relative.
Mrs. John Miller, niece of Mrs. John
Hartman. of Beacon street, is hera on
a visit, having recently returned from
an extended visit to California and on
he- wav hom east.
Miss Elizabeth O'Brien long a resi
dent of this city, has gone to St. Louis.
Mo.. tr be united in marriage to Mr.
A. J. LaPlant. formerly of he F.epubUc
mill or this city, and now of St. Louis.
The wedding is occurring today.
WIIKN yt.u tind tho plar-c that fzivo? you the
moKf good coal for tiic least monev,'
stay by it.
But You Can't Be Sure Until You Have
Given Us at Least a Trial Order.
Ym may think you ar satisfied with your present
coal sorvif-c. hut we believe we can give you still bet
ter satisfaction.
At Least Give us an Opportunity
Better to have War Savings
Stamps in your safe than the blood
stained hands of the kaiser's
hordes at your throat.
Telephone 984.
JOHN PORA CO.
Real Estate, Loans
Insurance
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pora Building. 3462 Guthrie St
Indiana Harbor, Ind.
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT
1 Lake County Title &
uaranty Co.
Abstracts of Title furnished to all Lands and Lots
in Lake Comity.
FRED R. MOTT, Pre. ALBERT MAACX, 6eV-Tra.
FRANK HAMMOND, Vice Pre a, EDWARD J. EDER, Mansger.
Crown Point, Indiana.
Branch Offices at Hammond and Gary.
Advertise In The Times
Nc. cJistractins trjmmir.es to tske sway
frnm th Kmart simplicity of this dci?n.
No. for its attractiveness depends
entirely upon the rraferi.il selected for
m-.kins. The dress has the fashionable
new centre hack elosinjr. with tlie button?
franklr showinz on the outside. The waist
i all in one at the front, and the U-shaped
neck is finished with a roll collar which is
quite deep at the back. Either the lone,
plain, clo.ve fitting sleeve or the three
quarter length with deep extension cuff
may he used. The two piece skirt in
sliphtly fathered all around. Lawn, voile,
chsllis. summer silk, foulard and such ma
terials are suitable.
The lad"s dre.s patem No. S'tS Is cnt
in four sixes, 3t to 42 inches bust measure.
W idth at lower edRe of skirt is 2 yards.'
The 36 inch size requires 5 yards of G'3
inch or 2 yards of 54 inch, with 'yard
of IS inch contrasting material, and a
leather belt- Friee 10 cents.
FASHION'S FORECAST.
By Annabel Worthington.
LADY'S DRESS.
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Estimates Furnished
J. M. Reil
Building
Contractor
4335 Forsyth Ave.
East Chicago.
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Harbor Hat
Cleaning and Shoe
Shining Parlor
3404 Michigan Avenue
Near Guthrie St.
Tnnifl.n3. Harhiir Triri c
Straw. Pflnamn and TTMf TTa a t--"- f 5
Cleaned Blocked and Repaired for
both ladies and gentlemen. JW
WE CLEATS ANT) nVT! V.-Af"
Exclusive Chairs for Ladies.
George Kondiles, Prop.
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R. A. BATES.
EAST CHICAGO, IND.
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At 686 Hoffman St.
Near East Chicago.
Xew six-room house, furnace heat, oak floors and
trim, built-in buffet and cabinets, 3,800 s2o() down
balance small monthly payments. Phone 835.
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j Hunt the buyer who
Wants to buy and the
feller who wants to sell
! through these columns,
then your deal is two
thirds closed.
No salesmanship is
required under these
circumstances and
salesmanship costs
money many times
the cost of a want ad.
SjfGet that? '
TTF.X von lrnvp flip nrHnttnpnt rnninvnpnt
Wit .Hid roennn ci lit! 1 1- -f ir- tlio r-n r tn nc r-nn ?iro
providins: vourself with insurance asrainst
accident.
We will keep your car in shape to run right and
under perfect control.
You can scarcely afford to assume that worry
and responsibility when we do it at such small cost
to von.
' tear. - " ' la j . i- t.r i an mr
F
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Manufacturing Plant
(One story) on two acres of ground, on Monon 'rail
road in the heart of Hammond. Apply
Smith-Bader-Davidson
WHITING, IND.
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