Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 247, Hammond, Lake County, 1 April 1919 — Page 6

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FOR RENT 8-room houso, hot water boat, ready for occunancv at. once. Phone Indiana Harbor 210.

FOR SALE 8-room frame house, corner lot. hot, water hear, all modem conveniences, in Indiana Harbor; $1,000 cash, terms to suit. Phone Indiana Ilar-oor210.

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VLE In East Chi new G-room moderr. ?, built-in features, lot, sodded and fercd. All newlv decora tPhono Indiana Har r210.

nor.1 of Work of the cty ofFl.

ac has at list found out that u pro.-.-f-d with the street Improve-

j iiK'nt-" tint hnvo I'cn h 1 .1 tip for the j last two months d'.irlns the effort to ' u.'t p. mirsion from th regional (11- ' ici'tr of the rni'rosl administration i i:p.lt r tli provisions of Oenrl Order Ni:uin-br 4 4.

Tilers n re fir f-tret-ls trat f"!l un- ('. : the conditions enumerated In the order four ."treats that would assess the respective railroads an amount of : r J50". These, were th E. J. tv. the New York Central, the I. 51. t? and the Pennsylvania. The annoying feature of the thins: lies in the fart that th order was rescinded on lVeemb.r 30. and notwithstanding that fart no notice had been received and no one conneted with the ratiroad admlntst-ation seemed to he aware of the fact. Correspondence, wss d'reoted to the resienal director at Chicago, was referred to the regnat d'.r'ft: r at Pittsburg, then to New York. and finally to AVashir-gton, .where it fell into the hands or T. C Powell. Director of the Division of Capital nxpenditur"s. who Informed the c'ty officials

that the order had been cancelled. It Is interesting to note that all of the railroads had representatives here making surveys and Investigations and getting data that would help the administration to decide in regard to the issuance of a permit to go ahead with those street Improvements. Not only the railroad representatives, hut the administration representatives as well arc aparently lunorant of the fact that the order had been discontinued. The work has been held up fully two months in consequenco. Now the city authorities will go ahead with their original plans.

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IT PAYS TO DEAL V1TH US SO THAT YOU CAN BE SURE OF THE BEST TREATMENT, GOOD STUFF AND HON EST PRICES. GET OUR ESTIMATE ON THE LUM3ER AND COAL YOU ARE GOING TO NEED. POCAHONTAS COAL IS BACK ON THE JOB WE CAN SUPPLY ANY AMOUNT. GET OUR PRICE3.

QUANTITY, QUALITY AND SERVICE.

Indiana Harbor Lumber & Coal Company Grapevine and Watling Sts. Phones: Indiana Harbor 216 and 217.

At the dinin rooms of the First Conjsn ic'ioiml church, K.ist Ohicnijo. the faculty and alumni of the hih foIuvM gave .a bamjuet to the members of the high pchool basket ball t earns. Ninety plates were served. It un one of th must intcrestlnt social events of tho year in school circles. The. basket ball teams have made an exec '.lent record during: tho past peason and the banquet and toasts constituted a high tribute to their efforts. The rooms ure very tastefully decorated in high school colors, maroon and white, provided and arranged by members of the art department who also furnished very ieat place cards fur all th Euests. The committee on arrangements consisted of tho following members of the faculty: Misses Grace Anderson. Kate Dopew and Edith Berglund. Kdv in Carlson is president of th Alumni Association, with Miss lierglund as secretary-t reasurer. After an excellent five, course bamuet. Leonard Smith as toa.tmaster took charge of the program which consisted of toasts and music by a number of thoes rresent.

whleh are arrpted by Lukrn't n iiKenejr, Mlchlsn ., Ind. Har bor, phone 113S-J, Katberlne Howard. 4:tIS Oleott Tfne. East Chicago, telephone ymmmmm x Thompson, 800 I fcleav avenue. East thleaao. tslephone 031.

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Twin City News Notes

With Professional Living Models Thursday, April 3rd From 2 to 4 P. M. Do not make any other engagements for Thursday between 2 and 4 I. M. Professional Living Models will show the new Spring modes for every occasion. The Bridal Party and a Grand Patriotic Finale as shown at the Auditorium Theater, Chicago, are two of the features. We have planned to make this the most interesting style event that was ever known in this city. Admission will be by ticket only. These tickets may be secured at the stamp desk, office, or the salespeople in the store.

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There 1 an importintmettlnff of the fnance committee of tii Welfare Association to be held thisevening; at The home of ilrs. A. Ou&dfrr.d. 1009 143ro .'. It ia mperatie tha every merrbtr of thia committee ba prcnt. Th U. P. Indira Aid as arranged to riuet w!Lh Mrs. Ueore rFSoy In Ivy at. tomorrow afternoon. Unasked that many nirni'i as posaXe attend. The Beacon who hi to forego p. pleasant session lat w owing to ii:neas In the families o: members, i:iu yesterday vith Mrs. C.. Anderson in Beacon t.. and enjoy one of their usual g-od times. They it; trusting- that

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j happy tnd antlclpatedfuture events, which h3ve now come be weekly oc'currericts with usually full attendance

r.t each bidding-. Attorney AV. B. Van Irn departed for

his mining! interests InArUona yester- ! day. and Joaned on his.-ip by Dr. Hoe- j kins of Whiting, and nh Mr. Vater, and j Vr. Van Horn of GratCark, 111. Other

points are to be Angeles anl San

in returnintc they ill tip by way of the Royal Gorge and Sfl Lake City, combining pletj;ur wil business. They expect to reach therin time to attend

I tlyi annual meeting: tthe mine olTlclals.

The Ladles Aid the f irst M. E.

j Church of Indiana Ilbor w ill meet with

Jdrs. Ilofs Myers. 4t Ivy st. Thursday

of instruction was presided over by Mrs. Nichols.

Mrs. AVaXefleld, organized for the Modfrn Maccabees in Lake County, has been the fc-uest.of Mrs. IVlTliam Hart In Hemlock ft. for a few days prior to her leavingi-,- her home in Michigan Citv.

Ihvis recently instituted under Mrs.

viid enroute. Los! aeneid, or very recent date were in Krnif-co, going and j KaJt Chicago, Indiana Harbor. Hammond

ana oary. Tha Woodmen Circle No. 5 will hold a meeting this evening, initiating many candidates and at the close of the business will serve refreshments. State

Manager SebrKeley will be present members should be In attendance.

Checkers will be the feature

w-ith the date of April 9th selected, at the Congregational church. whre a noon luncheon will be served. The disposition of covers to members of the club standing; sponsor to the meeting, will be made through departmental chairmen. AVith the Indiana Harbor club women reservations must be made through departmental chairmen, 'ith the Indiana Harbor club worn-, en reservations must be made from Mrs. L. C. Eminheiser .-ind Mrs. J. C. Dickson, the latter acting In the absence of Mrs. John R. Farovid, club president, who has departed for the

All j south to convalesce from a very re

cent lunesa which afflicted both she enter- and her husband. This coming: meet

ing la loked forward

i imminent, in me rooms or me civic Club. in ioaea lorward to with great

Mrs. ernon Nort of Homerlee ave. j Indiana Harbor, Thursday evening with ! anticipation with the program arentertaincd throu?h their official visit Mr- W. C. Brown offering to play all r&ngtmcntunder direction of Mrs. J. here Mrs. Valetta Immel of Kendal- i " mers at the one time, riayera are In- A. Patterson of Gary. Mrs. E. N. Caville, who J.s presidt of the Rebekah i vlted from Gary. Hammond, and Eastjnine. East Chicago "Woman a Club

District Assembly 3and Mrs. Kate It. 1 Chicago. This is a challenge, gentleNichola. of Elkhar'past president of men. and Mr. Brown lays claim to quite Rebckah State Aswbly. both here in j " honor where checkers are concerned.

(attendance at the rtrict meeting held J Mrs. Eugene Mills of Hemlock st. has '. In Hammond. Satuty, where a large bad her brother, C. E. Howard. Just re1 class of candidates re adopted Into the j tuning from Fort Sana Houston, San Anorder with the coun degree staff exem- tonlo, Texas, where he has been Instruct

or in the artillery branch of service, hiving previously entrained at Fort Sheridan and now released from duty and returning to Chicago to engage in

bis pre-war occupation. j Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Coolc of North Ma- ! F

r.lifying the work. whre the school

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president is anticipating a full attendance of the local club on that day for there is promise of patriotism in the ntellectual exchange of vewa of women we;i versed In club curriculum.

Capital and Surplus, $60,000.00

Advertise in The Times and advertise again. Results come with constant effort.

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In tho BatUry fop your Automobile That Same Principal CIvea You Greater lif Greater Power, Greater Dependability. Philadelphia Diamond Grid Batteries. The Strongeat Batteriea Made, are Guaranteed for 18 months. A type to t every can ACME TIRE COMPANY UTtb and Orapevlna Streets. Indiana Harbor.

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"Fighting'hrough" Also a tw reel Max Sennett'omcdy "East Lin With Variaons" Starring li Tnrpin. Charlie fnn and Aiicerake TOMtROW HODINI

"The M&tr Mystery" 11th cpisfl, 4 Tho Net. Also Eni Bennett in Happy .o Married"

goun ave. had the Frtd Ackers of Indiana

Harbor as their gueets yesterday. Mrs. Bam Price of S321 Block ave. and three children have gone to Danville. 111., to engage in farming for the betterment of Mrs. Price's health, which ha not been satisfactory of late, Mr. Price is employed In the Inland Steel Mill and 111 remain here and visit his family when h's time permits. Prayer meeting will be conducted at the Indiana Harbor M. TZ. parsonage this evening Instead of at the church. Since the Trl-Kappas have come fully Into bloom in the community they are the recipients of ever so many pleasurable gatherings. Now the latest hostess and her assistant were Miss Hazel TVheale and Miss Marguerite Roberts, entertaining at the Lincoln school Jn the kindergarten where the game of five I

hundred was Indulged In with Miss Bessie Oardner scoring the highest points and received a suitable reward. Tha refreshments were served In two courses and an Ideal evening spent. - Mrs. Charles Rita of Fir st. has been

In the city for the past few days and '

will be present at the birthday celebration of tier mother today, with her sister, Mrs. W. MeCaughey of this city and Mrs. W. L. Kline, accompanying her In this afternoon. n event of great Interest to all club women will be the holding of the county 'convention In Eat Chicago,

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by cheek for ererythirg. Select your food with care. Budget your expenses for tie month and do not go beyond this allowance.

JOHN PORA COMPANY

Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Foreign Exchange. Steamship and Railroad Tickets to All Parts of the. World. NOTARY PUBLIC. PORA ELDG. S462 GUTHRIE ST. INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

Don't throw your paper away without reading the wart ad page.

Dr. R. B. RUTHERFORD DENTIST

722 CHICAGO AVE., EAST CHICAGO FIRST NATL. BANK BLDQ. PHONE 295.

The Consumers' Company Sel Coal Contentment 2,000 Pounds of it to a Ton. Goal vi u glow, wear and warmth to it. Coal that isee from slate, cLinkers, sulphur, coal gas and se smoke. It's clean coal. AVo guarantee e"vt pound of it. H us estimate with you now for ur home, factory or building. Gisumers' Company

C. SATHUSA, Harad Supt. PHONEMMOND 19.

W. McCLELAND East Chicago Supt. PHONE E. CHICAGO

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It's a pleasure to use our coal, a hot fire, and leaves few ashes.

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