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Frifinv. Juno 28. 1918.
THE TIMES.
Pcts Five
Jns3
PERSONAL m
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr?. Renner Huffman wss tendered a
delightful surprise party Tuesday ever.
Ins by several of her friends at her
home ia Forsyth avenue and presented
with a pretty piano lamp. Mrs. Hoff
man was formerly Miss Helen DcCamp
ar.d her wedding was an ecnt of June'
15th. Music and games occupied the !
evening and in conclusion a dainty col
lation was served There were covers
for tha Misse3 rorothy Green, Ruth
Wade, Mabel Anderson. Mabel Rund
bom, Mabel "Welly, Madge Sandoe.
Laura Kingston. Anna Lvom t-n.-
Campbell. Harriet McMahon. Florence I
and Frances Buckley, Lillian Trorpman, I
Mildred Daily, Kuth and Nellie Hatha- 1
way, Janet and Henrietta Heivon. Ru'.i I
DuFrain. Blanche Irish. Helen Geapler.
Kn-.ma Connelly, Aurilla Wllonx Irer '
Van Slyke and Dorothy Slater.
Mr. ar.3 Mrs. Georg-e Ko?s of Ken
wood avenue entertained at dinner yes
terday in compliment to Mrs Ross" par-
enis. Air. and Mrs. William Eiilinp-s t
who are leaving for Danville. Mr?.
t-r.anes Bluings was the assisting host
ess. Following the dinner the guests
spent the afternoon very enjoyably with
music and games. Those present were
Mrs. C. D. Ross and son Klmer of
Springfield. 11!., Mrs. Davily D:!y of St.
Lcuis, Mrs. Far.k St. Clair. Mrs. Kay-
mend Sohl. Mrs. Harley l'urnas, Mrs.
James Morris. Mrs. William Griffith and '
eon Richard. Mrs. James Weeks and !
daughter Josephine. Mrs. Charles !
Shlrey. Mrs. Isaac Miner, Charles Bill- !
ir.gs. ACo.ph. Florence. Ja:r.e3 and
ilabel Ross.
Circle No. 1 was entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Walz at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. August
Ruff In Russeil street. Tedro was play
ed at four tables and at ihe conclusion
of the game sref reshments were served.
Mrs. M. Klein. Mrs. Joseph Kr.oerzer J
and Mrs. Jacob Kussmaul won the
honors In the gams. In two weeks the. ,
club will be entertained by Mrs. Jacob j
Kussmaul at her home In Highland !
street.
The members cf the T. E. G. Club
tc.ci.un.cu jiJ5cs i-i:in itipiey s birthday '
anniversary at tneir meeting iast even
ing at the home of Miss Helen Stewart
in Detroit street. The club presented
her with several attractive cifts.
Zee Bush of 357 Johnson street will b"
hostess to the club on the evening of
July llth.
The members of Golden Rod Camp No.
1557 Royal Neighbors tendered Mrs.
John Kerwin a delightful surprise party
last evening at her home. 163 Hen;y
street, in celebration of her birthday an
niversary. She was presented with a
potted fern. The. guests were entertain
ed with music and at the close of th
evening refreshments were served.
There were covers for fifteen.
Miss Mary Steck of Marshall. Mich.,
is the guest of hr parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Steck at the home of Mr. and Mrs
W. F. Reilly. 40 Warren street, this
summer. MiS3 Steck Is an art teacher
and will study at an art school In Chi
cago this summer and in he fall will
teach in the public schools in Adrion,
Mich.
The Stitch and Chatter Club was en
tertained very pleasantly yesterday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Theodore Kiotz at her
home in East Siblev street. The mem
bers brought their needle work and dur
ing the afternoon they were served with
refreshments. Mrs. John Ludolph of
Harrison street will be hostess at the
meeting in two weeks.
Yesterday afternoon the members of
Start The Drive Right
We will give with every $5.00 worth of cash resistor
coupons for mdse. bought in our store one Thrift
Stamp. Fill your card by trading here, starting
June 24th.
JACK FOX
501 S. HOHMAN ST.
HAMMOND BLDG-
Nifty
crav,
h
Ortt's "Quality
U. S. Army Shoe Ideal for.
rk $5.50 to S7.00
Outing Bals Best summer work
shoe, light and easy, $3.50 t--S5
Boys' Outing $2 to S2.50
"Baby Doll" Slippers for Misses and Children.
A Splendid Assortment Popular Prices.
Sizes 3 to 5 95c to $1.50 j Sizes to 11 $1.65 to $2.25
Sizes 3 to S $1.35 to $2.C0 I Sizes 11 12 to 2... $1.85 to $2.90
SPECIAL Misses' and children's "K EDS," ankle strap
$1.25 values
Shoe
Repairing
a
Specialty
(j LARGEST
HALF A MILLION GIRLS ARE ORGANIZED
FOR WAR WORK, Y. W. C. A. HEADS HEAR
CTOr , .
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5 T
5 J
Tod row, left to right: Mrs. James
S. Cushman, Mrs. Coleman de
Pont, Miss EUa Schooley and MIs3
Mabel Cratty. Below, left to nsht,
are Miss K. Louise Fitch and Miss
Keith Clark.
Ha f a mi inn nnrl havp hpr fir.
ranized into patriotic leagues in 421
cities in the U. b. bv the war council
sociation. orhrial of the Y. V C A
reported at the first annual meeting;
w:e council in ew 1 or. ine .
picture shows a group cf Y. W. C. A.,
worrier, in front of the Hotel Fetro-
rrad, In Paris, operated for Amer-,
- 1 1
the sixth division of the M. K. Ladies'
Ai dSociety were entertained bv Mrs. P..
V. Porch at her homo. 3!1 Esst Sib'.ey
street. After a short business session
lea was served ana trie members eii-
joyed a social hour
Mrs. F.ose Bossard of W. State strce'
opened her home to the members o.
Opal Hive No. S is L. O. T. M ST fe!
a special iiiee.:;'. yesterday f i ' morm
There was Itiir'tir. tr on candidates and
othr
acted.
business of invportan
trans-
I
Honoring her sister. Mrs. Harry
Kirshoff of Pittsburgh who ;s her guest
Mrs. Rudolph entertainer! at dinner
Wednesday evening at her hom in
Clinton street. There vrr covers for
Mr. and Mrs. Modie Diamond Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Reiily. Mr. and Mrs. .Tack
Reilly and son Robert. Mr. and Mis.
William Gallagher sr.d son P;!!. Mrs.
Feis and Miss Klsie i'els. Mr. and Mrs.
George Rs thins nn, Mrs. McLaughlin
and Miss Hoffman.
Thls week's meeting of th" Baptist.
Woman's t'nion took rjace yesterday
afternoon at the church end vas in j
charge of the social department. The '
program Included a piano duet by Miss
Adele Dunbar ar.d Franklin lion! s. a
piano solo by Gertrude Maukms and a
reading by Mrs. Hobbs. A report of
Red Cross work done by he Auxiliary
I
was given and arrangemeni s were made
for Gentlemen's Evening to be observ- i
ed Thursday. July llth. There will h.
no meeting of the Union unt il 'he after
noon of July lMh.
Following the election of officer? this,
evening at the meeting of Hammond I
jX Shop
For Vlen
HAMMOND, IND.
f
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Smart Summer
Footwear
For Men, Women and Children
Snappy Styles Best Leathers
Popular prices.
Pumps and Oxfords for Women
Daintv, eool. stvlish. Oharminc;
new white oxfords with new mil
itarv heel ( just arrived)
$1.00
Oxfords in black, brown,
white, high or low heels.
$3.50 to $7.00
Smart Looking Pumps
Patent and dull kid, white kid or
fabric. Prices
$3.50 to 36.50
sShoes" for Men.
Walk-Over Shoe s "Comfort's
choice," many style?, all sizes
SG.OOto S9.00
Other Good Shoes
S3.50 to $6.00
$1.00
Buy War
Saving
StaniTjij
for Victory
BOOT SHOP
$2 O
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kg"!'?
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ican women in that citv by "Y
women.
i Temi-Ie No Z PythLui 5.5ters at the K
i of p. temple in HoV.man s-trc. t there
I will be a card partv fcr 'ho members
' nncj tnfl- f r lo-nds
;
j A meeting rf the True Kindred lodge
I Is announced for two-thirty o'clock S?at
I urday afternoon to t ran sue t business in
'. 1'iT.r.wi ion v. ith the purha.-e of war
i .-"a ir.gs Stamps.
Porn to M
'" 'lostiin
. ar.d Mrs. Robert We'.ty.
street, this morning, a
, daughter.
i t-J " ru:it lor lowormi? and rais
house warming l:i honor of j '" uhmarins cut e.f the water for
memixra was g:en last . "!Kent. repairs. (n sichting the boat
the Haiir.ony Cub. Thej'!l" G-.thianr3 passed rlose to her. Pe-
A double
wo of its
evening by t
ck.b members
nd t:-.e.;r r.usranrls t.rst
assembled at th
home oi
Mr. and Mrs
' N. J. Austcen :n State Line street
where the time was .-"pr-nt pleasantly
1 with game.- r.nd music until ten-thirty
'o'clock. From the Austgeti home th-v
', droe to tj r.ew residence of Mr. and
! M - R- Hcr-nger in Garn-id stre -t
v.ii-re ni.Tiui rei rcMiui:
j s:r"'d. Th club prosented both Mrs
Austgen and Mrs Hcrznger wlh pot- j
! ted plants. The guests were Mr. and j
'Mrs. e;eorge- Hevuser. Mr. and Mrs. Co.!
Adkins. Mr. and Mrs. r,. L. !; key. Mr. j ie. ..r t:ie i . . shipp:nsr Hoard de
j.nd Mrs. Georg Dobbins Mr. and Mrs. j olared hi today th close of the war
Giles Warrer. Mr. nod Mrs. Willnm ' w!U find the l'n:ted States with a big
; Meyer. Mr ar.d Mrs. Jesse Tearson, Mr.
jand Mrs. Paul Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
i Dibblee and Mr an d.Mrs. W. B Parker.
! FOR RENT-
A Bissell ESectrl". Suction
cleaner with all ae-eS3orif s for cle.m-
ins russ. ria!trf s. springs, fumtture.
iiiiinos. wall. mouldings. ?te. Fh"n
b.
6 p. m. 4'
af'cr. 1315R. or
43 Detroit st.
imp postal, B. Wolf.
Ha mmond.
6-19-21-24
Members of th" rour.ger set enjoved
i the "Duo Hop" given by the Q. T. O. C.
j ar.1 F. X. G. Club last evening at th
i Hammond Country Club. There were
1 between seventy-live and one hundred
i guests, among the-m sex era I from Kat t army bill and the f,.oft0.oo.ft0 forti
j Chicago and ;ary. MoKelvoy's orches- j f a t ton bill before Jul.;- 4. it was stat
i tra cf Fast Chlcaf-o played for the danc- er!. Both are necessary before the army
j ing. The party wa,- "it? of the. most ; progra ni for the coming fiscal year
delightful of the summer aar.ccs.
-- O -
Divine services vviil be held by con- the diaft age i.-, expected to end today.
' gregation R'th-Ai this evening at eight j War time prohibition may be eon
! o'clock. The p.ev. Rosenjard will offi- sidered Just ahead of the fortification
cale and preach a sermon.
I Mrs. K. B. Cross, 1121 Monroe street,
j was hostess yesterday afternoon to the
members of the South Side W. C. T. T".
who met to quilt for the Hast Ham
mend Day Nursery. A great deal of
work was accomplished. Another meet
ing is announced for two weeks from
yesterday when Mrs. Harold Cross will
be hostess. The members or any of
their friends who have patches or quilt
ing materials who will give them are
; askea to nave mem reauy ior 111.5 mo.i-
ir.g.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thiers
of Oarflvld street Thursday. June :"th.
a son. Robert Alfred.
Joseph A. Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Albert, left this morning for a
three months' course at Purdue Uni
versity at Lafayette.
WIFE OF U. S.
MARINE VERY ILL
Mrs. Jame? Carne. n". Un',: Kal-y.
forme-iy a milliner nt the Hammond
iiat Shop, is very ill in a Chicago hos
pital. The ra ie of the il!nes is a small
tumor against the Juglar vein.
One day nearly a year ago Miss
Falcy met James Carne. a United
States Marin, in Hammond when a
crowd of Marines stopped off for lunch.
Thev were married cl-v:! a month ago
at Calverton. Texas, where h :.- sta
t.or.ed. ATTEMPTED
RAIDS REPULSED
!"CviTEr Fhess Cablegram
LONDON.. June 2 Attempted enemy
raids at Moyenneville and south of
Arras were repulsed with losses to the
enemy. Halg reported today. 'To the
neighborhood of Rossi gncl wood there
was mutual artillery firing last night.
"Casualties were infieted bv our pa
trols. Near Mericeurt w-e carried out
a successful daylight raid. 'e took
a few- prisoners and sustained no cas
ualties." WILL IT BE
FINAL EFFORT?
I'XTTEn rP.ESS riSLFlCRAM.
LONDON. June JS-The Germans will
soon launrh the;;- finul supreme effort.
it was learned from an authoritative
source today. It is sai l a partial o'- j
fer.si''e will be started against the
northern portion cf the British front. !
The main blow probably will be
tween Rfceims and the Ardeanea
SECOND RED CROSS
WAR FUND NOTICE
Twenty-five per cent of all cf the
Second Red Cross War Fund pledges
will be due and payable at Liberty Hall
July 1st.
Office hours from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
daily and from 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. during
I the first ten days of July, August end
j September.
Prompt payment of this patriotic ob
ligation will greatly aid our boys In
I'rar.i e.
6-;8-:t A. M. TURNER,
Chairman Second Red Cross War Fund.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS!
AH Knight? of Tithias and Tythlan
Sisters. Iiulonging here or elsewhere,
are rej.iest.--1 to mett at the Pythian
T.inpK, K-hrr.n end Ogden streets.
Sunday fvmrg at T o'clock sharp.
Those assembled will then march in a
lfudy to iie Episcopal church on Rlin
baih avenue, where the K,-v. W. J.
Hawthorn "ill deliver th memorial aej
Oress. Hrotlvr Knights! Please pass
trie word filons ntir !;t us do honor to
our lodge. ib; h has already more than
forty members m the army and navy
of our country.
G-:o-:t COMMITTEE.
CHANGE BACK HOUR
OF SALOOH CLOSING
We3t Hammond Barkeeps
Not Satisfied with 11;
Want Midnight.
7he West Hammond citv council last
evening ordc rc 1 pre para t ion of an or
dir.er.c" tj te introduced at the next
m c ; i r p by v hi'-h the ?iosing time of
the 32 salons will be thansed back to
mieln.stht invtnd of 11 o'clock, as re
cen'i..' decided.
M-tor Kamradt' appointed John Sam
cra'ki and Otto T'.ar.er to the board of
;.-ra! t;n;-r'.-.emr.t. H : has issued a
proi I.inms '..on nnn--u.icinr that st
Hammond will j.-m w;;':i Hammond m
'!' Fourth of July celebration at Lib
erty Hal!.
DERELICT MOTHER
U-BOAT FOUND
N ATLANTIC PuRT. June 2S. Cap
n H-lnifs of the Belgian velief .hin
M'.ehiand repos t--i having sighted and
j s.;nk a dert li.'t mother boat to a sub-
ma:. ne. 1.0 -.:? south e.f lretanel The
1 ' " a-j.a:-u in went
1 Biar.i. a -ear- ! wa.- made but the
.'.entity .-e.uM n-.t be. established.
rc unable t) tiv the boat and believ
r. it a danger to shipping he destrov-
i'" her.
j
JJQ MERCHANT
MARINE FOR U. S.
3r I.'xiTrti Prkss.1
CHICAGO, .line i's Chairman Hur-
merchant niarin and a vast opportun
ity for world trade, a thousand trade
,:iin? all over the world will go out
with a roar w hen pea-. is deeiqred."
he s-:d. "We w'l! be in advantageous
P'-sitecn, then." he said, "because we
ve il have ships to take our place. The
American business man must recai-d
! the- whole world as his market."
j
WANT BILLS PASSED
BY JULY FOURTH
rp.r f.viTED Press I
WAHIN' iTON'. June 2. Senate
J leaders h
to pass the $12.000.000.
I vvrnoh hegins Monday can be carried
j out. J'ebate e n the propoa to change
RUMORS IN
INDUSTRIAL
CIRCLES
Industrial circles had word of two
big pieces of ne-,vs fday. One is that
the big sro ernment nmni ion niam
' seeking a location will land a? Arco
11!. !Vid the other that a Hammond
plant has secured an immense order for
hospital furniture.
COMING- TO ORPHEUM.
The adventures of a little Irish lassie
who makes her way alone to America
s-e charmingly pie'ured in "The Little
Runaway." the V-.'anraph Blue Ribbon
Ren'iire. which will be- seen in the Or-
rheum Theatre on July 3. , rascally
ngert has stol-n the rents Fhe earned
iiiiil.ing lace and she determines to fol
low ar.d punish him. Gladys Leslie, tiny
and beautiful star, plays the rart of
the lassie, and Kdvard Ear!" is the
Irish lord she n-.c-ts in America and
w lie. brings her home his bride. Otherj
in case are Mary Maurice. Betty
Biythe. 'William Dunn. Jessie Stevens,
and "William Calhoun.
DIES IN NEBRASKA.
Joseph La:b. IT yearn old. died
.Tune 14th ;t RexiriRtort. Neb. Funeral
was held er?!T1 the ft. Ann Catholir
church. interment in the Catholic ceb
etery. ARRESTED AS
SLACKER
Joe Sieber. Henry Bairlie and Peter
Yojoh. all of 571 Columbia avenue,
were arrested last right by Officer
Mejeski ar.d Falmer for being slackers.
MAKES GAME
FIGHT FOR LIFE
Fteve Fatio, the Indiana Harbor po
liceman who was nearly stabbed to
death by negroes on Guthrie street
Wednesday night, is making a desper
ate fight for life and has the advan- .
tag" of a strong constitution that is i
l.elpirg him in his reslstatnr. j
Word comes f'day that Steve passed1
a fairly comfortable night and seemed ' I
to be resting easily this morning. Phy-j I
be-lriclans. however, do not yet hold
any hope of ultimate recovery.
out 1
SLOUCH POSTORE
IS OUT OF STILE
1ST I'xitro Press
WASHINGTON". June 23. Listen,
girls! It Isn't stylish any more to
stand on the heel of one foot and the
inside of the other foot, with one
shoulder higher than the other, and
the head Jauntily cocked on one side.
That was very pretty back in the
days of peace and wastefulness, our
svar has chanped the style in the in
terest of efficiency.
In the old days yeu could afford to
have a headache at 3 p. m . ar.d feel
ell worn out and la;y at 4 p. m.. but it
Isn't patriotic mw.
Hence, you must stand up straight,
both feet sfjuarely on the ground,
weight resting on the balls of the f?et.
had up, chest out. wai?t in. after the
r.ew fashion of efficiency.
EXPEI1T IS IN (llAn(.F,.
Miss Marguerite Sanderson, employ
ed by the government to Increase the
efficiency of the thousands of govern
ment employes in Washington. la
spreading: the new style here Posture
has much to do with eff i.-ien-y, she
says. Ii! fitting shoes, and shoes of
insanitary shapes, are r.ext in order a
nlhes of the k.i'ser in dccrea'jng Am
erican efficiency.
Men as weli as women are guilty
of fauity postuie and bad shoes, says
Miss Fsndcrson. Hut men nvr-r con
sciously cultivated the habit, of tryinsf
io touch the left inside ankle to the
Fielewalk v hile standing talking f a
gentleman friend. On should stand
ss thouKh trying to touch the ground
with all tn toes at the same time.
Miss Sanderson says. If you ban?
your head jour stomach sacs at the
wrong end. and overworks ttsetf.
thereby helping to gie you a head
ache and t:red feeling.
ilSTRIES
Hereafter it will not be possible for
industries to tell coal direct ' to em
ployees. It will he possible, however, for any
group of men to order a car of coai
which may 1 e- bandied by the Industry
inhere they are employed. T do tins,
a permit must first be obtained !rom
the local fuel administrator. This per
mit specifies how many ears are de?ired.
what kind of cernl it is. who the permit
Is isued to and to whom the distribu
tion of the coal is made.
There is a heavy penalty attached to
any falsifications in the application. All
of th men who get lots of coal from
any one shipment must, be regular em
ployees of the plant to which the car
is billed.
Indiana Harbor these permits may be
ebtained from C. p. Rurdick: in Fast
" hicago. from F. L. Evans, chamber of
commerce.
LOSE VALUABLES
FROM SUIT CASE
Joe Davis and Darno Laza. Rouman
ians, have been in Indiana Harbor bu
a shojrt tiTne but they have learned one
of th lesson that many of the foreign
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CI'T BUY
COAL FRDM
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11 LJCKtLi UCl i
IVIarkiet
181 EAST STATE STREET, HAMMOND, IND.
713 CHICAGO AVENUE, EAST CHICAGO, IND.
SS34 MICHIGAN AVE., INDIANA HARBOR, IND.
11109 SO. MICHIGAN AVE., ROSELAND, ILL.
426 EAST NORTH AVE., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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Note This Week's
HAiVIS
SMALL LEAN REGULAR HAMS, lb..
SELECT BRAND CALIFORNIA HAMS, sweet as a
GOOD SUGAR CURED BOILING BACON, lb
FRESH LEAF LARD, ALL YOU WANT, lb
ZSESSESSSSS2
Prime Native Beef
Pot Roast, lb 23
Prime Native Rib
Roast of Besf, lb 27c
Choice Cut Native Sirloin
Steak, lb 33e
Fresh Cut Native
Shcrt Steaks, lb 25c
Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and
meaty, lb 16c
Fresh Meaty Neck
Bones, lb Sc
Fresh Liver sliced
to order, lb 6c
TRY OUR HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE IT IS DELICIOUS.
Meats bought in the morning will be kept in our refrigerator until called for in
Satisfaction
THE MOST SANITARY MARKET IN THE COUNTY.
131 EAST STATE STREET. HAMMOND, IND.
speaUing people in that section of the
city are learning daily.
Thete men recently ctme to the plant
of the Inland Steel company and secur
ed & rooming place at 3519 Elm street.
While at work at tiie plKr.t of tha
steel company, gome one secured en
cured entrance Into their room and re
lieved them of J-3 in cash, a diamond
ting worth $310, a common ring worth
f&.OO and other small a: titles of alue.
This booty was obtained from their
sxit cases.
officers of the Indian Harbor sta
tion are working on the tas but thus
far there is no clue to the robbers.
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j iu nLuuiuL ij
! Ii VIGTORYi
The Italians of the Calumet district
cities, including Fast Chicago. Ham
mond. Gary ar.d Indiana Harbor, are
Planning a big celebratirn ia East Chi
cago on Sunday next. June JO. m honor
cf the great ietories that have been
achieved on the Italian front during
'he last few days
The committee on arrangements are
East Chicago men ant n splendid pro
gram bar; teen prepared for that day.
There will b" a parade starting at 10
o'clock in the morning and H is an
ticipated that at !ea.-t l"'0 Italians
ivil! be in line jn fu! and jubilant over
the successes that have crcunod the ef
forts cf their countrymen in the east.
The Kensington band has been se
cured for the occasion end the parade
vll! include both end.- of the city and
will be oce of ihe spectacular features
of the eiay. Srea,.s both in English
r.rd .I'.alsan. are being secured and will
cddre.ss audiences bo'h in East Chicago
proper and in Indiana Harbor. Any
Italians anywhere i.i th.s district wh;
read this article may take this notice
as a special invitation to be. present
in East Chicago r.ext Sunday to partici
pate in the festivities on that date.
COTJIITXY STOHE.KEt?ES
INCLUDED.
There are many -country store
keepers whose business is mostly
retail selling, but who buy eggs
nd sometimes poultry from farm
ers. They have never considered
themselves operators o poultry and
egg packing plants, but in reality
ihat is what they ere. The fact
that they are in the retail business
on too small a scale to require a
retailer's license does not alter the
ease. In order to comply with the
law they must all fiil our blanks
obtained from the United States food
administration and to secure
lieer.ses.
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
Delivered to Any Part of the City. Ask Us for Prices.
West Hammond Coal Company
I J. J. EPEHM, Prop.
S3BSSSS3S
EE
M. Ham, Berlin or Veal
Sausage, lb 25c?
Fresh Frankfurter or
Pork Sausage, lb. . . .2ic
Pickled Pigs Feet, cooked
and spiced, lb 12c
Swift's Shortening, better
than lard, lb 29c
Select Brand Salt
Pork, lb.
;sc
Salted Spare Ribs
or Pig Tails, lb 13c
Home Made Blood or
Liver Sausage, lb 30c
the evsning.
Company
Guaranteed or Money Refunded
i d trtn rifci illrrii i n
New Golden
Chemical Kills
Pesky Bed Bug
s
V. D. Q . Pesky rev11s' Quietus,
the rr.nie o n new goHn color
ed ihcmical fiiscovery by Pr. Pric5
thst :Ctual!v rids the worst infect -
hoii.-" of P.ed Rugs. Roaches,
Asr Klens and their esg. Thcv
'"on't ''five time to kick after you
get after thorn with P. L. Q. A
pnckKge of P. I. Q. makes a ejunr! of
stifng hu: kii!r A quart of thi?
preparation goe farther than a bar
rel of the old-f.ishjoned dangerous
d .; e. p. !. Q htirm lss to hu-
mnn r.r.d nfiml life.
You cm rid jour pet J'-g of fi-as
v. i n ?a'e-t.
T. 1. ' w:'l not stfiln. i"t or burn
the srirmss er cloihing You r ei'ug
gist i.a. it or can get it for jcu.
Adv.
0 DEDICATE
MEW CHURC
A church event cf no small impor
tance m the Calumet region is the dedi
cation of lh Holy Trinity Roman
Catholic Croatian church in Calumet
which veil! bo held Sunday morrflng
comnieneing at ln o clock. Rt. Rev.
Herman J Aierdmg, bishe.p. Is comirr
from Ft. Wano to conduct the cere
monies. Mass will immediately follow-.
Varied s societies who are to par
ticipate will meet at th corner of Chi
cago and Kennedy avenues to Rrrangi
foe line of march. The Knights of
Columbus will march in a body with
their insignia badge. Rev. Joseph A.
Judnie is paster of the church. Man
from Gary and Hammond ai e. expected
CARD OF THANKS.
To th" citir.ens of Hammond. Ind .
and all concerned, for the great sym
pathy and kindness extended me In my
great misfortune at the recent wteck.
EspeeiaUy I appreciate the efforts of
Mr. Frank J ' ' P.ourke ar.d Dr. H. E.
Sharrer. Father E. J. Schmidt of Pt.
Margaret's Hspi'al and the Sisters in
attendance to a'.l of whom I feel greatly
indebted.
6-28-1 J'E COTLE.
Piano Co.
Established 1537.
Capital and ourpiu $4,000,000.03.
Manufacturers
PLAYERS, PIANCS, GRANDS
Stores in nil principal cities of
the United States.
Factory Branches
603 Forsyth Ave., East Chicagc.
"S2 524 Or.kley Ave., Hammond.
Wilfred Hughes, JLgr.
Opposite Fostoffice.
PHONES: Res., 1674; Office, 23S3.
Specials
27c?
nut, lb 24Uc?
27
27C
Strictly Fresh Eggs, guar
anteed, per dozen.
Fancy Georges
Middles, lb
Heinz 's Large Dill
Pickles, 3 for
24c
10c n
Heinz Mixed Sweet
Pickles, qt 40c?
Pure Fruit Mince
Meat, lb 9c
Libby's Fine Cut
Sauer Kraut, qt 10c
Fresh Made Smoked
White Fish, lb 24c
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