The Lake County times. [volume], November 21, 1918, Page Page Five, Image 5

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Thursdnv. Nov! 21. 1918.
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The Friday Afternoon Embroidery
Club entertained t-y Mr3. Geore Wall
at her home In Bauer street tomorrow.
A special rehearsal of the choir of
St. Taul's Episcopal church will be held
this evening at seven o'clock under, the
direction of Jlits Wellie McDaniel. The
choir will prepare the music for Sunday
and Thanksgiving.
Mrs. V. A. Scowden of May street will
have the members of the Oak Leaf Em
broidery Club as her guests Friday
afternoon.
The L. O. T. M. Social Club will be
entertained by Mrs. Anna Stone of Wil
cox street Friday afternoon at one
thirty o'clock. The members will, bring
their thimbles.
Liberty Camp No. MS7 -Royal Neigh
bor will meet this evening for a social
time at the home of Mrs. IUchard Dono
van. 159 Logan street.
Corns. Bunions and Ingrown Nails
removed. Flat feet treated. 412 Ham
mond Bldg. Honors 7 to 9 p. m. J. T.
Stamm, phone [phone]-lmo.
A delightful afternoon was spent by
the members of the TL A. E. Club yes
terday as the guests of Mrs. E. A.
Aubry at her home in Michigan avenue.
Mrs. Dunn was entertained with the
club members. They devoted the after
noon to their needle- work and In con
Superfluous Hair
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ll?td, o-Te mm eatlr!? dif
ferent prlctt ttmm r tkr
rarthod. It nlw hair f Ira Tttal
tT by attnekimf it nader tke skdn.
Only .enain DeMlraele kaa
mar7-krk sraarantee ia each
paearan-e. At toilet araatera III We.
1 aad 93 alnea. or by nail from
na la plata wrapper receipt (
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plains what eaoaes katr oa faee.
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and ow DeHtraelr dr vitalises tt,
anaOed ta plain sealed envelope on
requeat. DeMlraclr. Park. Are. aad
12Wh St Hew York.
TWO SPECIAL SALE BAYS
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22-23
at
148 East State
WHOLESALE
Buy your Coffees now and
save 10c pound before the
advance in prices.
Eggs only, dozen 55
Premium Coffee
fancy dish free, lb 29
Canned Goods
Pet Brand Milk 13
Fancy Red Beans 12
Tomatoes, fancy 15
Corn, fancy 15
Peas, Early June 15
Eagle Milk .22
Large cans Pork and
Beans .1234?
Large cans Salmon 22
Fancy Sliced Peaches. .25
Oil or Mustard Sardines. 8
Iiumford Baking
Powder 27
Pure Comb Honey :35
10c pkg. Spaghetti for.
Large Jar Jam '. .15d
Pure Plum Butter, lb. .20(7
Grandma Washing
Powder 15
U. S. Mail Soap, 10. . . .55?
Large Cans Saner
Kraut 12
Large Bottle Olives 30?
Large Bottle Horse
Radish 8
Snider 's Catsup 26?
Large pkr. Cocoanut 5?
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tion are requested to attend a special meeting, Sunday, Nov. 24th, at 2:30 P. ftl., at
I. O. O. F. Hall, East Chicago. Indiana. Business of importance. Your presence is
reauested without fail. By Order -of the Committee.
clusion a prettily appointed luncheon
was served. Mrs. I'ctor Austgen will
entertain at the next regular meeting of
the club and the annual Thanksgiving
dinner for the club riembers and their
husbands w ill be fervtd at the homo of J
Mrs. Harry Yohn in .Detroit street Sat
urday evening, November 30.
Musicians' Benefit Ball posponed last
month will be given Friday. Nov. 22nd.
at Orpheum Hall. 11-19-4
I
Iast evening Miss Mae Frange was)
hostess to the So and So Club at a j
t thimble party. Miss Barke and Miss
J liuida Kei.ssig were entertained with
! the following club members, the Misses
Charlotte and Alma Kasten. Eva and.
Hazel Hamer, Grace Broviak and Frieda
an dllelen Frange. In two weeks the ,
club wvJl meet with Miss Hazel Hamer. j
Between sixty and seventy dollars!
waji realized from the sale of home j
bakery at the regular meeting of the i
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Fres-1
byterian church yesterday in the church
parlors. The sale was n charge of Mrs.
H. F. Allison and Mrs. E. S. Tillman.
The members of the Bernlce Class of
the Baptist church entertained at the
i home of Mrs. ... E. Merryweather in
South Hodman street yesterday after
noon for Miss Barks who will leave next
Tuesday with the Rev. and Mrs. Floyd
H. Adams to make her home in Brook
lyn. The tcacner, Mrs. J. M. Leonard in
behalf of the class presented her with
a handsom leather traveling bag. Red
Cross work was done during the after
noon and in conclusion delicious re
freshments were served. There were
..vVr fi.r twenty-four. Mrs. AV. H.
utnaer of Detroit and Miss Coulter ot
Rochester, Ind., were entertained with
the class.
The officers of the Woman's Guild of
jt. Paul's Episcopal church served a
noon-day luncheon to members and
down town business women yesterday
at the church in Klmbaeh avenue. Ms.
John D. Smalley. Mrs. C. H. True. Mrs.
M. D. Stewart and Mrs. Hugh Morris
were the hostesses. On account of
Thanksgiving the meeting of the. guild
next week will be held on Friday after
noon instead of Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Robert Smith, 9 Warren street.
Troops 1 and 2 of the Girl Scouts met
at ue Central school last evening for
their weekly session. Troop 2 was oc
cupied with test work and the members
of Troop 1 made arrangements for a
Christmas entertainment to be given
the latter part of -ecember. The pro
ceeds of the entertainment will be used
on their War Work Fund plege. Next
Saturday the girls will- meet at the
Central school at nine o'clock and go
the -
St., Hammond.
AND RETAIL.
4 cans small Milk 25d!
Large box Matches 5 j
Jap Klenzer
Fancy Head Rice 14f
Fancy Dry Primes 15 j
Mince Meat 12'
Uncle Jerry Pancake !
Flour 121
10 bars American
Family Soap Go&
Xavy Beans, lb 12i-
Dry Peas 12
Pink Beans .V2&
Cranberry Beans .... 12J4 j
Fancy Santos Coffee. . .20j
Our Special 22j
Best Peaberry 251
O. G. Blend 25!
Try Our Teas Can't j
be beat 50'
Roasted Barley 10
Brick Cheese 42
American Cheese 39
Limburger 35?
Iowa Creamery 51
Wisconsin Creamery . . .37
fi old Medal .! ..45
llome Churned Sweet
Butter Always Fresh.
First Prize Creamery. .49
Country Rolls 37?
Fresh "Cookies, lb 22
Raisins seeded-1 15
Potatoes, best cooking. 37
Creamery
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" Lodge, No. 86, W. . O. and new members of the new organiza
on a "hike" to the day hole.
A string orchestra, brass band and a
jazz band at Musi-Mans liencH. Friday,
Nov. 22nd, Orphcu n. Hammond. 11-19-4
The Hammond Musical College an
nounces a faculty concert at the Cham
ber of Commerce Sunday afternoon at
three-thirty. Dr. Carver Willims. bas;
'larence Eiduin. plaaisi; Louis Zan.ior,
viortnist, and iSonrte (lanes Robertson,
reader, will give the program.
One of the interesting social events
this week will he the dancing party on
Friday evening at the rphcum hall
given by the Hammond Federation of
Musicians. A band, jazz and strong- or
chestra will play for the dance. The
affair promises to be one of the lwrgest
of the reason and will be attended by
many-out-of-town guests.
A meeting was held yesterday after
noon of the Ladies' Society of the B. ot
L. F. and E. when plans were made for
a dinner for the rr embers to be served ,
on their next meeting day.
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There will be a meeting this evening
of Unity Review No. 2 B. A. of the
Maecabe-s at the X. and L. of S. hall
in the Rimbach building.
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The Misses Ber ha and Elizabeth
Kleihege and AVellie Mc-I'aniel attended
a musical at the tonic of Mrs. tJeorge
Summers In Indiana Harbor last even-;
Ing. Miss Bertha Kleihege was on the
rrogram for a piano number.
A riot of dance music at Slusiclans'
Benefit Hall. Friday, N'ov. 22. Orpheum '
Hall. 11-19-4 !
oy Scout
Column
We are pleased to announce three
new Scoutmasters ' in Hammond. Mr.
Harry Ortman of !9 Grover street.
Hammond and Mr. Ieo Barrett of i
Grand Rapids, Wis., have taken the
I.afaytte school troop.
. Mr. William Thaldorf of 237 Gost
lin street has taken a troop at the
Lincoln school. Last evening this
troop met and started work under
the direction of the executive. Asst.
Scoutmaster Aleck Baton wasy was
present and spoke, also Sergt. See.
Court of Honor.
The Court of Honor meets tonight
at the office of Dr. G. L. Smith, cor
ner of Sibley and Hohman streets.
Any Scout having matters to bring up
before the Court should be there at
":45 tonight.
Tenderfftot Test.
The Tenderfoot test will be given
Saturday at 1 p. m.. instead of at 8:45
a, tn., as advertised.
Drum nnd tingle Corps.
Drum and FSugle Corps meets every
Monday, at Central School. Every
member should be there at 7:15. Any
Scout wishing to join should see the
Kxcutlve at once.
TRAIN HITS
HORSE AND WAGON
This morning a Mkhlgan Central
nasserger train No. 19, at the Hoh
man street crossing hit the horse and
This Offer Expires Dec. 24th
1 Great Offer to
Reader of THE TIMES
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or l is
Two cars of Wisconsin Potatoes to Ik T A
sold on commission. Per
One car Xew York Apples Xo'them SmVs.
Baldwins and Greenincrs. (? I ,W tf
Por bi.i '.jfa a.iu $3
One car Idaho Burbank
Per bu
Chicago
Oakley and State Sts.,1 Opposite Postoffice
Hammond.
All Jewish people of Lake County and the members of Bluma
Floy; Stop Piles
Send Today for Free Trie ot lyi
ralii I'lle Treatment and l'ind
Renl IIa i lneaa.
If you suffer so bad you can't wait
for the free trUl nil a 60 cent box
of Pyramid I'iie Treatment at the
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lifer iiFlfO
nearest drup storoi Take no sub
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people who got rid of itching, bleed
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Don't delay.
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KlmtlT or:l me a Fre ampl of
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Name t.
Street
CUT State
vagon driven by lJan lrockelet of
lu"3 Torrence avenue. So. Chicago.
The wagon wis badly smashed but
neither iJrockelet nor his horse were
Injured.
GIRLS SCOUTS IN
VICTORY LOAN
In the Victory Loan 20.000 Girl
Scouts in the "United States have been
called upon to give $5 each and to earn
the money by their own efforts.
There are two splendid troopa of
Giri Scouts in Hammond, of more than
T5 girls and a troop iin West Ham
mond. They asR the support of the
community in their undertaking. The
girls want work for Saturdays and
anyone huving suits hie employment Is
asked to call Mrs. C. R. Tweedle. cap
tain of Troop 1, telephone 23S-, or
Mrs. Wilson Hinkle, captain of Troop
2. 1007-J.
TWO YEAR' OLD
CHLD DIES
The remains of Teddy Kcuks, the
two year old son of John Kcuks, of
1172 Columbia avenue, Hammond, who
died in Mishawaka, of the Spanish
influenca, arrived in Hammond this
morning.
The funeral will be held from the
Burns chapel this afternoon, inter
ment in the Oak Hill cemetery.
AT THE DE LUXE.
Vivian Martin, who play. the star
part In "Unclaimed Goods" has long
held a leading place in film circles,
owing to her vivacity, naturalness and
childlike charm. As a Faramount star
she has won hosts of admirers who
assert that the is one of the most de
lightful o'f all screen actresses, pos
sessing a naivette that is Inimitable
and a charm of manner that is irre
sistible. In her new picture sh will por
tray n western role. that of the
Everv
wm ft arm aaawt ma ifsn nwi on
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Clip out this coupon and bring It wltb
uy clear email picture, photo,
post card or B3utishot,(to
E. C. Minas Co.
Hammond Ind.
owfl It will entitle yon to fin. llf.
"TillIO FOSTXAIT rEEE, size 14x17
ln:i.e-5. A benut'-ful oval plaque,
jfou do not hive to bny a frame for
It or pay one penny. Voni small pic
tnre will be returned nnharmed. See
fcrUst'a work at store.
HO &LAXI. OKDEJtS.
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bu J& Jb.
Potatoes,
1.40
roouce
I'i uuil
.05
.uin.-r of a Sheriff and her rt-mark-
Me cxii-rltr.cc is that of being Sfnt
y express' from one town to another,
'claimed at her destination, the Is
)out to bo sold at auction, when sho
rescued by a "bad man" she once
filnd-d, who sacrifices his life In
r defense. 'Unclaimed Goods" will
di.-pliiyed at the DeLuxe theatre
xt Saturday. Nov. 23.
DEATH OF
J. T. MURPHEY
J. T. Murphy, 35 years old, of 351
Hohman street, Hammond, died at St.
Margaret's hospital yesterday of the
Spanish Influenza.
The remains are at Burns Undertak
ing rooms awaiting the arrival of his
brother, when they will be shipped to
Lansing, Michigan, to be burled in the
family lot. "
HMD' -
TS OWE
QUITE BADLY
Ilecause of tne necessity for Improvis
ing their football schedules after the
original playing charts had been wiped
out by war Conditions and Influenza
quarantine regulations, various football
elevens of high school and preparatory
school rank have been left with gaps In
their booking. The condition obtains
not only among Chicago schools, but all
the district which clusters around this
city.
Loyola academy has been left with
out a game for Saturday. This Is a
hard fighting heavyweight prep school
eleven, which Is anxious to tackle any
opposition. Chicago, suburban or cen
tral western. Telephone Manager Ceorga
Heinze. either Rogers Park 630 during
school hours, or Lincoln 490 at. night,
for grimes.
Two out of town Institutions, lighter
in weight than Loyola, have made an
Try Pineapple
?2neappU is a
flavor which
most be sealed
to kee p. Wa
teal it in a rial.
We ote half a
rip pineapple
to make the
flavor for one
Jiffy-Jell des
sert. So you get
a wealth of -this
delightful taste.
Jlffv-Jell comes ready sweet
ened The bottle of flavor comes
in the package. And it costs a
trifle One package makes instant
dessert for six.
There are 10 flavors, but try1
Pineapple and Loganberry today
Order them now
2 Peckaw for 25 Cnlm
At Yomr Croccr'e
Jiffy-Jell Waukesha. Wisconsin
Q59
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Chiropractor. .
94 State St. Hammond, Inc"
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The new Re-Creation Edison will play Victor
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New Re-Creation Edisons $120, $175, $220, $285 Easy Pay
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appeal for Thanksgiving day contests.
They ar Hammond, Ind.. Industrial
High ond Mendota. 111., High. Address
Manager IL O. Rupp at Hammond High
school and Athletic Director 11. K.
Holslngton at Mendota. Hammond av
erages around 140 pounds, and prefers
around 140 pounds, an dprefers a Chi
cago league eleven. Mendota scales
around 146 pounds.
Better to have War oavings
Stamps in your safe than the blood
stained hands of the kaiser's
You'd like to take a punch at The
kaiser you say? Then buy a
Thrift Stamp.
IN O T I C E !
Sheet Metal Workers, Railroad Local 3$S, Dance post
poned Oct. 30th, 1918, on account of the influenza
will be given Thanksgiving eve, Xov. 27, at Orpheur
Hall. Tickets sold for former date will be accepted
E. W. TUCKER, Secv.
Gibson Round Hon'
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Beverly Club Coffee Goes Hot From the Pot to Your
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Best Native Boiled Rib Roast, no waste, no bone 28
Veal The Best Roast Veal 2S
Veal Breast Veal 22
Veal Loin or Kidney Roast Veal 30
Veal Stew, Fancy 20
Corn Beef, Mild Cure, rib or navel 16f
Fresh Spare Ribs, veryimcaty
New Sauer Kraut, Home Made, quart 15c?
Fresh Pigs Feet j. .&V?
Calf or Beef Brains, lb. 15c
Fresh Made Hamburger 20
Florida Oranges, G for 25c
Large Head Lettuce, each C- ." 10c?
Fanqy Cranberries, lb 15e
Holland Rusk, 2 pkgs. for 25d
Fancy Head Rice 2 lbs. for 25?
Fancy White Turnips, lb - .3c?
Small Can SolioTPaeked Tomatoes, can 15c; dozen $1.65
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs . . .25c?
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 for , 25c?
Oranges, Grape Fruit, Fresh Tomatoes Leave your order
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