Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1919 — Page 6
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THE TIMES Tuesdav, .Time 24. 1919.
New Building Permits.
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News Notes
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Buiid'.nsr rermits rently
East Chiragn, fallow : One one-story brick liwpllinit, on T'lm street, between 138th an.i lSSth strf-et.. costs $..20fl. John LpiPnkisk, owner. John Boliski contractor. Oni' one-story brick dwelling. on
141st street between Ivy n.l Parish, j Mis rharlc- Kt(5r. ..f South Km 1 1. cost. J40(. A Potaste. o rs.-r. J.' e . who m.t v , lf,,,.,j H(1 olw f Motuth. i-ontra.-tor trr. cit v' earli--t ami stinvihif setOne two-story brick rtwr'.linir. on j 'ler. ,is surprit-r.1 on th p, ,sm,.h -.f Fir street, between ISSth an-1 lSth , r.cr rtfthi.-th t.irthU shiumthi v l iyt street costs. J".t"i a Bti? '. uini. own- I ''venms wi'h rfUihrs t.l tiin.is whn ft, A B contractor. jfmw Ion -Piotfl !ik i mi1. nor. here. fine otie-svor' frame dwcUint, Mi;r t. tiiir sh urt. to their H-TTirlee aven.ie between '.4Mh r. 1 i '' inn t ion where V men v -rimg wis UT'th. costs S 2 2i ". John Pwckusr. o n - j 'ntere.l ml.'. ; , ii uuen.es of . -v.
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r, .1. B. ecntraclor. One one-story ft ame dwelling, on IVitterr.ut. bt-twfin 13?th hi 1 H-Mh. cost J'.JJO. V. B Van Home, owner One one-story br.ck dwellir.sr, on Grapovine street, between lvth atnl 141st. cost $ii10' V. Iow nle . ow ner. P. C".;irk, contractor. One one-story frame dwell. ns, on Kennedy avenue, between Chicago avenue and 14th street, cost $::ti.i John Ku tkirow.E. owner. J. K... con! rftctor.
One one-stfcrv frame dwel.in. on ;
Kennedy, between 149th and If Oth c-st $12"'o. Josef Roiioboski, owner. J. K. contractor.
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KOiie weio exchanged an.i a itelis hi 1'ul hmehecn ws er e,i with the rtmiKhtrr of Mis K. !;! Mrs (' t" Potts, she who wi nn:.! vei- re.entlv Ml" Htr.el K.lK'U'. ri''l'.inii( an.i Kssistlng in the dispensing I he M.m.ts .V flft of a out : presented to Mrs Kdcar in.i very mu.-h pleised wnn she with it. Those present numb, rod thirty. Mrs r. C. Hansen, of Crasselli. will b- h.'st.'M this week Thursd.iy to the Twenrl.'th tVrtury Club. HiioJ.t and Albert Fife, two smll sons of J H Freeman Fife, funeral director of this city, are bavin to spend their school a.ation with their pr;indmother down in the southern part of the state. An auto rrty comprising the Me-ssers and Mesdamea I. A. Ottenholmer. Edward Michaels. Mark Hyams and th-s Messers Harry T. and louis Haft, motored down to Flint Lake, spendinc the
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FIRST t STATE j TRUST 6 SAVINGS !BANK J 157ft AND CEDAR. STREETS INDIANA HARBOR Capital and Surplus $100,000.00
SUPPOSE YOU RING THIS BANK
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Mr. and Mrs. James Morris, of Linn Groe, Iowa, have arrived in the city to visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis, the latter's parents, and other relatives for an indefinite time. There xvas a homecomlnir to welcome Frank Blanchard at his home in .North Migoun ave., where more than sixty young people congregated and enjoyed
a very hospitable evening. Frank ha j Riboldt.
been released from navy pervic and his folks bid the entire staff of r.ear neighbors and friends in to greet him. Five members of the Fist Chicago band furnished the music of the evening and Miss Lucy Blanchard was the pianiste. During Frank's military career he served as electrician on the boat he was assigned. He -will return now- to" hi3 duties in a similar capacity at the Inland Pteel plant.
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacktrf. Eddie Kiekenbacker, American ace one of the leadmjr auto racers until the war came alonp, will be interested in the 500-mile race at Indianapolis, Decoration Day, but not as contestant. He has been asked to act as referee. Eddie has said that he will not reenter the auto racinsr game as a driver.
Miss Florence Schlieker. daughter of Dr. A. O. Schlieker. is home from her studies at the Madison University where she is taking a course in Home Economics and staying the greater rrt of th ? summer months with her father and Mrs. Schlieker and her aunt, Mrs. A. W.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Tost, of Grapevine St.. have. Walhe Kick of Canton. Ohio, as their guest for a -week or more. Alden Perkins and Cal MoClure. e.r Indiana Harbor, were, guests of Miss F.lizabeth Kane, who entertained a lan;e party of friends st a dinner-dance held at the Fouth Shore Country Club in Chicago last evening- and later the party
J-ailfl PORA COMPANY Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Foreign Exchange. Steamship and Railroad Tickets to All Parts of the World. NOTARY PUBLIC. PORA BLDQ. 3462 GUTHRIE ST. INDIANA HARBOR, I NO.
When illness overtakes a member of the family and th physician has diagnosed the case and written the prescription, had you ever thovht that much depended on how that prescription was filled!
If your prescription Is filled at this drug store you can feel absolutely safe for these reasons: 1. We employ only an expert regietered pharmacist to handle our prescriptions. 2. We use only Squibb's Fluid Extracts and Chemicals in all Prescription work. 3. Our service Is A-l at all times.
4. Our prices are not any higher than others. They'll salt the most meagre Income.
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Take no chances when Illness romes. You want the beet then and you'll get it here. Try us next time. REID'S PHARMACY 803 Chicago Avenue, EAST CHICAGO
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Here's the Program For The Week: TiinsrliTV?
U$5.00 Bargains
Wednesday: $4.00 Bargains - s Thursday: $3.00 Bargains
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LADIES' SKIRTS
Beautiful White Pique Skirts, neatly trimmed, fancy pockets
and pearl buttons; .$5.50 value,
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Ladies' Waists Georgette Crepe Waist, hand embroidered, all colors; an actual $6.50 value, onb
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MEN'S RAIN COATS
Fancy mixtures, absolutely waterproof; vents under arm; well made; $8.50 value to ;ro at
PANAMA HATS
Genuine Panama Hats, all shapes ttfc
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MEN'S SHOES
BIG STOCK TO BE SOLD AT PRACTICALLY YOUR OWN TERMS
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MUST BE SOLD And will go into the Homes of Indiana Harbor and Vicinity at LESS THAN THE COST to Manufacture!
EVERYTHING THAT IS TO BE SOLD IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES!
My Retiring from Business Brings a Harvest of Rich Bargains for the P eople of This Region The biggest furniture sale in the history of the Calumet Region is now in "full swing." Things are moving at a terrific rate. The glad news of Jerome's Going Out of Business Sale is reaching far and wide and buyers can be seen here from towns many miles away. There are loads of great bargains in this spacious store yet to be had. Buy now and save dollars this is a rare chance to stock up at the nrices we quote. r r
DINING TABLES Regular price $15.00 Sale price $ 9.95 Regular price $22.5 Sale price 15.95 Regular price $27.50 Sale price 19.45
DINING CHAIRS
Sale Price. Reg. price $15.00 per set ot six) 9.95 Reg. price $20.00 (per set of six) 14.95 Reg. price $25.00 per eet of six) 17.4.5 Reg. price $25.00 (per eet of six) 27-40
CHINA CLOSETS Sale Price. Regular price $27.50, - $13.40 Reeular price $32.50. 22.90 Regular price $50.00 34.25 BUFFETS Regular price $45.00 $32.95 Regular price $50.00 36.45 Regular price $65.00 44.90 LINOLEUM Regular price $1.25 Sale Price. .69c Regular price $1 50 Sale Price 95c Regular price $2.00 Sale Price $1.39 KITCHEN CHAIRS Regular price $2.00 Sale Price 93 BED DAVENPORTS Sale Price. Regular price $35.00 $22.90 Regular price $50.00 34.45 Regular price $(55.00 47.50 DRESSERS Sale Price. Regular price $22.50 $14.95 Regular price $27.50 18-90 Regular price $32.50...- - 23.90 Stoves and Ranges 1-3 to 14 OffPictures at One-Half Price.
CHIFFONIERS Sale Price. Regular price $13.00 4 9.95 Regular price $25.00 17.45 Regular price $35.00 23.90 WARDROBES Sale Price. Regular price $25.00 $14.95 Regular price $35.00 22.45 Regular price $50.on... 32.40 Regular price $60.0'" 42.35 REFRIGERATORS Sale Price. Regular price $lfi.50 $ 9.95 Recular price $lS.5n 12.45 Regular price $25.00 17.40 . KITCHEN CUPBOARDS Sale Price. Regular price $11. M $ 7-90 Regular price $15. Oft 9.95 Regular price $2V0t" .. 14.90 Regular price $25.00 17.40 ROCKERS Safe Price. Regular price $ 5.00 . $ 2.93 Regular price $ 7.50 4.90 Regular price $10.00 6.90 Regular price $15 00 9.95 Regular price $25.00 16.95
MATTRESSES - Sale Price. Regular price $ 7.50. . $ 4 65 Regular price $10.00 "" 6'90 Regular price $12.50 8'95 Regular price $15.00 1.1.Z"... 1125 BED SPRINGS t , Sale Price. Regular price $ 7.50 $ 4 95 Regular price $10 00 ..!""!! 6 95 Regular price $15.00 9 95 METAL BEDS , Sale Price. Regular price $ 6.00 $ 3 69 Regular price $10.00 6.45 Regular price $15.00 9.90' Regular price $20.00 1440 Regular price $25.00 " 17.45 ROOM SIZE RUGS Sale Price. Regular price $20 00 $14.90 Regular price $30.00 .. 21.45 Regular price $40.00 2995 Regular price $50.00 " 37.25 Granite Ware Crockery Almost Given Away!
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vitn-Fsf d the aeroplane exhibition given liveries with the greatest dispatch last on the grounds adjoining. ! evening and patrons were all ago? to
Mr. and Mrs. Geors Burgees of Northerns s.v., entertained at a very nicely appointed dinner last evening to honor
the toon departure or .Mrs. w uson, w no ( is leaving this city for Indianapolis, and;
there make her future home. Mr. and Mrs. I". Dawson were among the guests at the event. The H. V. Tants, of the Lake Front, are on an auto tour for a few week.
i.rst going to Huntington, Ind., and other
Jearn the reason. Everywhere the service was unusual and when Inquiries were made in the new system it was found to be nothing else than a promise from
the manager of the Luktis Xews Ageney North Magoun ave., the present home of
that he would have aiarge auto truck ready at a certain time to convey tho
at St. Margaret's hospital, having undergone an operation from which she has rallied satisfactorily and resting well. Mrs. Erusden made hr home with the Johnstons when they lived here In
boys to the White City where all the newsies for a radius of m5"n Similes were Invited to spend an evening in utter abandon and revel. Boyd Lukns sure!y hit upon a harpy medium when he sur-
P'unis in the state. gested the truck and the ride was made Mrs. E. B. Unnun, of the Lake Front. , w-nh a bunch of happy youngsters fee!is preparing to leave shortly for Oolum- ; lng- tn4it their efforts in the early deliv-
bus, Ohio, and Canton, later to tn tontennary Movement being conducted in the latter city. Her little son is accompanying hor. Mrs. S T. Johnston, of Northcte ave.. whose health has been impaired since last winter when her hand became infected with a needle thrust is back home again from the Martinsville Sanitarium quite herself again. Her experiences down at the hospital, her care and rest, has dne wonders for her. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edmonds, of the same street and close neighbors of Mrs. Johnston, have recently returned from the same institution and at the sam plae is Mr Eugene Clapper, who wil levidently hav to remain there longer on account of thdisability he suffers from for so great a length of tin-.e. Twin City 'newsies' made their de-
eries made were richly rewarded by their circulation master.
A visitor during vacation days from"
school at the Boyd Lukens home in lrijth st. is William Brown, a brother to Mrs. Lukens. from Waupaca, where he has been taking a part leave of time, his home being at Mauston, Wis. He wa3 here last summer and is called Buster by his close friends. Mrs. Elizabeth Brunsden. well known in this city and mother to Sirs. August Johnston., wife of County Recorder .Johnston of Crown Point, is a patient
Dr. and Mrs. George W. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams of 14oth St.. will soon be departing for Toungstown, Ohio, where they will vacation for a time, taking their son Harry, a graduate of the East Chicago high school o" this year, with them. The supper held by the ladies of the First M. E. church of Iiliana Harbor in the dining room of the church proved most rroflUble to the church fund. Considering the warm weather and so many entertainment features throughout th entire week, the attraction to the affair well suired the comir.ittees serving and thos iliT.cting. This fall the dinners will be held more regularly. Miss Florence Hauswald. superintendent of Welfare nurses In the Twin City field, departed lat evening fr a much needed rest at her old home town in Kentucky, there to remain for a period of two weeks.
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Goodyear welt, calfskin button and lare. medium English toe, black, a splendid wearer; $6.50 value
Friday: $2.00 Bargains Saturday:
$1.00 Bargains
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Stop and Lunch Some times home meals do get monotonous, don't they? Some times. Mother wearies of cooking, too. Say, why not stojand lunch at the Blue Goose for a change ? You'll relish to the las mouthful the goody gooc things on our menu Try it it doesn't cost bu a trifle and you'll want tc come again. Blue Goose Cafe and Lunch Room 717 Chicago Ave. EAST CHICAGO
To Insure Good Baking the Oven Must be Evenly Heated To insure correct heating the coal must burn uniformly all the way through. r The coal we offer you will throw off an even, uniform heat from kindling to ashes. Give a Trial Order for it Now
SPECIAL All Wool Blue Serge Suit, Tailor Made
A bona-flde offering of our splendid 4rk blue serge cloths that makes handsome suits. It is one of our 1 50 values and would be hard to duplicate anywhere at the price. To introduce we will make up suits from this cloth for 30 days only. A perfect lit and satisfaction guaranteed. Ask for cloth advertised, or No. 7050. Douglas D. Smart Tailor and Cleaner 3408 Pennsylvania Ave. Indiana Harbor
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