Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 249, Hammond, Lake County, 8 April 1920 — Page 6
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A Woman's Right is to enjuy Rood heaHh. The secret cf good health is ch'.s'.ly to maintain, normal activity of the storuueh., bo ft els, liver, skin and ki.lneys.
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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES
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A .nlw co( i;n The Indiana Harbor Steamship and Foreirn Exohnn-g lin recently Incorporated under this laws of Indiana and v ill ho roil.! acted u ruler the m!iasimprt of Stanley Kaczkom ski as th
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The Main Produce Co. have moved to 7C5 Chicago Avenue, and will be r!c:eJ to meet all thsir old friends.
NOTICE TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS. All classified ndvertlnlnr mun toe paid for before 12:00 o'clock on the day of publication, beg-inuiajr Ootobev It. All those wiio hAva monthly accounts ar. bxcepted. Phone advertisements wtU b. accented as usual, tint tuoy must t
paid lox teloro ij.OO o'clock. TVhy -wear yourself out washing v.'hpn $2.5W per year will run Western Flcotrlc Clothes Washer -with a swinging wrinsir fo ar nln 1 year. $o.00 puts It In your home; Falanoe, terms iurns, Fclloek Co., Guthrie, Iudiana Harbor, Phone 41; 3515 Michigan aienue, Indiana Harbor. 3-11-X mo.
Mr. Atron TTarshaw. formerly of 48lh and Firt street, has moved to HtL'O Grapevine Mrset. Ills telephone is Iml'nrfi. lljrhr.r 1!4. For wall paper and decorating: call him up. 4-7-Ot
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I PAEJW I.OAN5 5 per ren. !::terest ! Ko i rcirsm Law C:"r:c, Kasl 'h!icfco. s-r,o j r tun or- tihki j Mr?. Fra hcm py of 4716 Kentieoy ' av. ripsf-es to firrfjn her d-pe t j r rfo!?tion t'1 a'l friencis arJ re'thj lors mho m cr yo klt:d and fho'V"! j their f. ifaf-st symcathy durlj;fr th.e J iof of h'.-r mother, J!r. .W :in! :-r ! 1 "a rk a.s. osp'-ciaHy to hfv . Alrvr.mlrr 1 5-ha.ffrr, p,".?trr ct llnnprtrU-- :i v'athol'c j ci-nrch, to ft!l imnifii iat e 7i. !or? I nd frienris and for th.e r..a.ny t-cautiful i f.crai tributes ffnt.
the Interstate Iron and Steel and Hugo Epstein of. tha General Atncilcaa Tank Car Corporation. The Chamber t f Commerce has for the past year been inveatigatinif housingplans In other cities and has also mudo quite an extensive Htudy of conditions which must he in't In the l"-wln Cities. This Information U all tabulated and will be sut.mltted to the committee as an aid In their Investigation. I'Vllo-wIrijr their survey of the pituatlon the committee will make a rcoommendntion for a definite program of building.
Ml.MlK MAN TO Sl'EAIC
Y. A. Milne, secretary of the Muncle Chamber of Commerce wild .be the speaker at the East Chicago Chamber t-t Citnmer..c luncheon tneetin?- next Wednesday noon in the Con grc-gn t Ions 1 Church and will r,pcn the monthly conference of the Xor'hern Indiana and Southern Michigan .ecreti:les' Accoci:itin. The first meetlnj? of the secretaries wsll be combined with the-resr. iil.tr weekly meeting of the East Chfcupo Chamber of Cmmer-e hih! other meotinns will be held In the afternoon. Mr. Milne In addition to oelnEr the speaker of the n.-on ntectlncr will "i'l the discussion of the conference in the afternoon inet!nars and will actiin ;-penk at the supper nteetins?. About twenty-five mmVr! of the a.'.sooin-th-n are expo--ted to he pieser.t and invitations ar Tieln.sr extended o ei scretari9 and off'c; s of the comir.cr"Sal organizations to attend.
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- thatt-fnesr. I nen compare the prices -f the sair.c tv. itcn:s ?.s they were lour years ago. . Meat has increased over 300. Milk has
mcrcasea ie?s t:ian !v!vr-r. nna yet miiK was man's first food and the most necessary of all. It and its product:, are the only cods that possess the substance know ar'lYitamines,"' which increases the grov- th of the yov.ng, improves the health of the middle coed and adds to t.'-.e strength and longevity of the old. Use more milk for drinking, cooking and baking and less m.er't- ?r,d redsice the H. C. L. " PRAIRIE VIEW DAIRY CO. Fhona 177. 5G01 Olcoii Ave. ,, East Chicago, lad.
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ruin or thaxk? Tt !s w It'a the fireates: sfrte t' tr?.l-
I Hud" that wo t'.f 'rc to exrrf f 3 our J hcartfolt appreciation fi r the k:nc!:it land tuo.ipli: o'res tnanifestf d t y cur ! nary ft lends in on- recent a.r.d $ rea : ; berr aventenr. in the lofe of o-tr denrly I be'.ovcd dpughtfr. Freda Oravcs. Efrj !ifi.ia''y the Kev, Iioncr Jones, p-'or I if tr.o Indiara Harbor Mitbvdi-t j chrivcH. thore who sa:-ir. th.e f r.ia'id i :: I Co., isdiara ITarbor F. A A. M . . Sunday e-chje! cIaspe. To .hos. v, '.'- offered the t:ce of i:iachirif s for conj eyanc of flowers. To all donors of : t'eaatif al f 'oral tributes, to othej s
equal'' olu-itious in our beh.alf . Mr. and Mrs. A.. L. Meek. WANTED : GirS for P-da Fcur.ta'r.
I experience ur .nwosp. ry : cn accotjr.t c-f tie hours, Indiana Harbor girl rre-
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The rat Ci:lc;.a ChfiUihor cf Cctime roe in their dStcisss.cn mett!;ir jicj Ivrday ro:-n at thi Ov. re-.-i ti-;ia I j Ch;.rch. talked tier the id isih'i.ty vt !' clean-u;), r-ut-u'' c.i :i:pa;:n for !i?t Chicigro. The tno ( jio. rt i in 51a -ticn-wid ar.d the r.. n tt the head of ! 'lie orpsu'.zatloti are urgiiiK ccannt rcj ial org'.in'z.it i jii;) i each city to pit
tack of such u rr.o'. f intiit . A co:.:- i
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j peration and r.-.akc plans for .uh a; J umfah-:i. I j Th tne-islers we tc notified tat the I ; v t : t i o ti for r.ivr;r nr c.r (.;jtr,.-,e ft. I I u i'd be' M;b:iilt.e,-J 13 t! e co'.tuty cvn, -hfioK-rs ti'xt Mvrtday . A pet ti.oi ; : 'or the paeno i;t ( l--rr the a.', enue. I south, is a".ro btins; t-tartcd ard wi'l he I . .'v;hi: rd ;or f 'ai-aturc.-. i,f.t w er.i; . j Arn.''iiiii-f n:'nt o' the ?o,-retarietf As t octaticn ni' t til ii nc.t w.-iu-sday wks . ' vi' tie hy Secretary Kfiink L. Lv.t- ' j.ir.il A. Ml:ne c-f Munvlc w ;-s ati1 v..-t.r.ccd s.s the sjiiu'.icr. I
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president: M..J. Krajewsk!,
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Moved to Our New Store With a Full Line of Fresh FANCY RIPE TOMATOES, per lb ISc FANCY RED RADISHES, per bunch 5c FRESH SPINACH, 2 lbs 25c LARGE HOT HOUSE CUCUMBERS, each 25c LEAF LETTUCE, per box 30c CAULIFLOWER, per head 20c and up GREEN ONIONS, per bunch 5c; six for 25c NEW CARROTS, per bunch 10c FANCY LARGE STALK CELERY, 2 for 25c WHITE TURNIPS AND PARSNIPS, lb ! 7c FANCY EATING PEARS. 4 for 25c GRAPE FRUIT. 4 for 25c and each 1QC ORANGES, per dozen 35c and 60c BANANAS, per dozen 30c NEW CABBAGE, per lb 7c SWEET POTATOES, 4 lbs 25c APPLES DIFFERENT VARIETIES, per bu..S2.75-$3.QQ STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, per dozen 46c
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KAST CHICAGO t.llllll I Etrths during' iarch 'on re-ateci ti e pcpuiaticn of lla.-t Chic.tcro l-y 1--Of thi number 64 are t..,yr-. SO it Indiana ITarTaor and 3 4 in En Cii.-.-njro. and 3S are g-irls, IS In I'olu'rui Hr-'or
land 20 In Fast Cl'.lcapo. Tlip two ii.1s
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j A tneetinp in the. Interest o-f the j Armenian-Syrian Ke'ief whi-'h has ri ceived the support cf tiie Women's i Club at Indiana ir.n'hor has h.ecn -ir-', ranted for Frtdav evening at the j;;. I c y hf-ol A u ri '. i o r i a m . ! A . Jt Van! "os sen who is orpa:i'7-ii ; 'the WTk In this district has pro id-d ! for a speaker ivho w ill he furnished by ti.e committee a .New York. The i man -w ho lia been secured will p,.-s I throuph Chicapo Friday on his w-iy t Pes Moines, Iowa, and the J-,d'3Mi i Hai'oor committee has hen able t sej cure hi-? services for Friday eve ninp. ! The meetinjj wi'.'l be i-peri to the ; i lie.
P. F.-)trct S.jyder. dit-!--t f.ntt. , r-t cf ti.e C!:r;:.an Ci.or-h w'r.o is con
i' .". '"t i" c :i se -; s of t f r vie' s at ! ; In iicit-a TJa.r1 ,r c'h; stiin Chuich. Ss i ; 1 '.' t'.rp n it It fve-i lett'r succC in , ' the Har jor ti'sn in other c.t;e c-t the 1
c-ount v n which ho has c c icl 'it e J U s I
j Tuee::n;re . Many .:' the pTpIc ho j licfird h;t:i in other ('tics are risiitlv, v is, tors at the nsect.ns. i:i Jnd;-u:.u j ; iraibor pi.il Vie'l tj-r fine uoi.i n:e uu:;i i
i r.ow the cCi iitii 5s '..l'.ii nisl'.i. ' lied t I ti.' dor i s
Hev. Snyder bc'.'oves !a the u-e of ; i ti e icoviu;" ptcturc e.s o :i nid to " j ! ?ri '.-. eer."5 sho'.v.c a rt -''- J ipjr T'niure in e :oi -.. c 1 1 . . rt with th; I ;.".rnu:n. The "ucrus Is n. t fovirot tet i i Other at; 5 two thorn?, an adult, and j h.hh'en's. f a. n nis-hi i-.e'p hi the scr- ! Ivfi by their Sims'.". Ti' ere sio forty i to fifty in the chni um a wjilcii , ihave bccTi nr.. n i "I . j j Ti.e .rr i.' s stHi't' d on Mrrh 3l-t ) Ict.c! a'.'.l.oiitrh th'ie ave 5." :i a nunu'r ! ; c :' octi vers .on the wil' con- I time until the t vau-eii" de- b lis th.it j
hey are no lot.S 'r w.rth t bile. j
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I M . I.ihln, who lives In CMcajro. !s J ; n.it accuiiton.'-d to the crowds wr.b Ii j ! .-v. arm the lireen I..ne ttcH cars in i i liist Chlcaeo hetwen I'our a nj six cv. j
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.on so it happened that he
WK.'KKV HK tns t'())IMn IKK t j B. W. Wickey was yesterday nitn'd las head of the E!.t CiiicHgrc Ch:unb.r of Commerce Convmltte which bus been pppointed to Investigate hous'ntf conditions and formulate some ('- jstructive plan e-f action. Th.e com- ! mlttee Is composed of industrial heads and It in believed that they will be In ! a. position lo reach on Intelligent deci'sion after all the evidence has been I revlwd. The other mcmhers of the i coTtiTnitte are C. A. West'bertf. of the Fist Chlcatrc coir.pany, W. J). Kll- ! bourne of the IT. ?. Smeltlntr and Refminar Corporation. W. P. Mullane of
v.tis pu.-'hed over and lUpp-d upon j f sterday afternoon as he w.u al'aht-j inar from a car at the rorni r t-t For- j
fjlim and Chieago avenues. Th.e fail ca ireii a f -.v bruises on
! I., '.'bin's faet and hinds but he wa able
to fret on a car and fro back to Chicago where -he crowds are less dense.
YOUR GETTING OLD Has th: been remarked to you on account of prematura gray hair, or do you keep yourself looking young? You can easily do so with VAN'S MEXICAN B HAIR COLOR RESTORO This meritorious preparation restores the gray hairs to their ori-g-inrfl color. You will be highly pleased with the results, if not your money returned. At all dealers $1.00 per bottle. The Kells Company NEWSURJH, N. Y. f 0 ' BiniUTOes
AHOIT EV 31II.K DKI'OT A. G. Allen, proprietor of the Frair-
i le lew jran y, w r.ien if l'Mrtit u hi uii j corner of ISuth street and Olcdt ave., i Fast Chlcajjo, Is makintr plans for con- ' quest cf tiie Indiana Harbor milk nnd
l Jld! l.' f . . 1 1 . . illltl 11 Ul I l I J - llverieH in that part of the city. This action follows a number of requests which Mr. Alien b;is received from the citizens of Indiana H;irTor. In crdfr to successfully estadlsh a delivery ?ervice In Indiana Harbor and compete with the Indiana Harbor dairies. Mr. Allen has equipped his plant throughout with the most up-to-date machinery that he could ohtaln. The additions to- this plant have cost much money -but he predicts that the increased business will soon repay him for l is outlay. Every effort Is "belnr made at the Fralrie View plant to furnish sanitary and clean milk tc the customers. In order to Insure proper refrigeration which now gives him colder refrigeration than was possible with Ice. The milk is pasteurized at a temperature of 140 degrees, is then cooled to 36 degrees and after being- hot'led at that temperature Is kept at the temperaure In he refrigeraor until It Is put cm the walsrons for delivery. All surplus milk is utilized by heinar run through a cream separator and the cream that is secured, after ruffleier.t for delivery is hottled and churned Into hutter. Buttermilk and cottare cheese are also by-preducts of the dairy. Kverythlnar In the plant Is done by machinery of the jnost modern type ar.d practically all hard work Is eliminated alonjr with its many possibilities of dirt and disease.
New Summer Models in Trimmed Hats
Cut Prices on All January and February
Trimmed Hats Some Choice Number,
than a month and will depart from
hera Sunday. . Mrs. Arthur T. Grove of Drummond st. was in Chicago to meet a Mre. O. I 'ax ton, director of Red Cross work at Camp Fewis, AVashiniston. and who had been to Grand Rapld3 to visit her mother and enroute borne wired Mrs. Grove, that they could spend the day whi'e the train hour was being: waited in Chicago, to convey her back to hi-.i' p-.st cf duty. Tiie two women Had lensr lieu friends !! i-cenjoyed the compau .enshi n of the. f --" hours that was aii-'tcd them at the depot. The Indiana Harbor Order of Fastern fitar:j mot .last een!njr to p'tfect their drilling for i class of cauuidaies soon to he admitted. Mrs. F. C. Emln'atlser has returned from a 'visit to Ann Harbor to her aunt, Mr. I.ondquist. former resident f Indiana Harbor and is presently visiting among' the homes cf friends fcr tho time, amorrjr them Mrs. Margaret D atnotid in North Magoun a, uad Mrs. Xcrntan Cole in Fir St. A birthday party as tendered Miss Miry 'V!it Sen at her home in 145th St. l y members of the P. A. I., club and oilier friends on thft vecasion of her hirtlday rr.ni rtary Tuesday. Th.ose i'n in out cf tow n present wad Miss Mary Keci.o cf Wh'.ung, Mrs. Peter Whole n, Jr. and Miss Sadie Collins of this c;t . The evening was spent i:i Kame-s ji"d the ieiicit;o:i of music num bcrs . There n s.s l1-o $ very dainty iliiichcoii fn oi. Ms Alice Corui n a teacher cf s.-i.oc! at Vviii.icttc, Ii!., wt- a g.-.est hero . he.- sister, Mrs. W. R. V eion in ivy fct the past few days. Mrs. Thomas L wis of Grapevine st. 'iHf rlaindi the Tue?.lay cvvninj; Five Hi;i!t!;-( d cljb. Mtss Gt rtrade Mnl'ievn and Mr. Krumet Mari-.ey fccotui high est m ti.e recognition for awards. A cai-nty lunchetn was servea .l the coticlusioii of ti.e gt.ir.es. Mrs. William Olds of North Earln.T ave. wiil be the next hostess to ihi recently orgraniitcd club of past nob'o g-ran-U ct the Miriam Rebekth order with an !nitalioii extended for text Tuosiday afteinooii, April ISth. The Lo Mtrt home In Commonwealth ave. is under quarantine for scarlet fever. The two young: sons one fc.ir and the other ten mouths, are afflicted with the malady Mrs. William Mathews of Michigan ;cvc-. mother of Mrs. Walter Lawarance of l.'-'i'-f co who wa Miss "Vioiett Mathews, teacher of music with a stunio her, -pint a ft w days st her daughter's new l.om at Garfield Park retut'i.injr here yesterday. Mrs. Iawaranee continues to teach here coming out every week. Mr. F. M. Sharpe of Eeacon St.. e ntei 'tained at dinner young folks t meet her r.ejce. Miss Mabel Gunderson of Craw'ordsviiie, South Dakota, who is a student at the Milwaukee Downer school for Gins, and who spent her Faster vacat.on here. Miss Kacld Lawrence was !n from the Gary tratnir.g school where she is perfecting her to become "a nurse and visited Mrs. Grace Martin in Ivy Street. Tiie Tr! Kappas met with Mrs. V. A. l'arks in Fir st. to discuss the aim and purpose of their benefit play schudled for tiie Twin Cities, April 2?th and 20th. Tickets will be In distribution the early part of next week.
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Capital and Surplus $150,000.00
Gardening Time The snow won't be on the ground forever. Spring will soon assert itself, and when it does myriads of home gardeners will be busy in the backyards of this city. Keeping up its usual measure of service the First National Bank has arranged to distribute to those who call copies of its illustrated books on home gardening and home canning and drying of vegetables and fruits. Hie gardening books arc especially timely. These booklets may be had for the asking.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Open Friday Eve. 6:00 to 8:00 P. M.
i a e.d.c.g. nil Q.B.&.a.&.o m a s ee.0.se Eli sre c e East Chicago Coffee & Tea Store & Market Bee Hive Building 714 Chicago Ave. Phones 24-S5 825 Specials for Friday and Saturday April 9th and lOth
SUGAR Tt tocery cr Mcat 0rder cf $3; 85 c
34c
Mmrv buck without quriOon . if HUNT'S Salve fail in tb treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA. RINGWORM. TETTER of other itching akin diaeaacs. Try
a 7i ccat bos at
Joseph W. Weis, Dru g'itst.
WL FURNISH YOUR HOME FOR LESS LET US PROVE IT cfei ' in i ' 'ail I'n'ir l
24 2 E. STATE ST. m.rpHosr. 34.1 hammovd. iw.
PEANUT BUTTER, madeO jwhila you wait, II,. .
RIO COFFEE, 4 lbs. $1.20; lb..
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE i.V:.40.5 38 c OUR LEADER COFFEE, AKr 3 lbs. $1.30; lb M. R. BLEND COFFEE, 3 lbs. $1.55; lb FAN'CY GUN POWDER 70 TEA, lb 6 WILBUR'S BREAKFAST COCOA, lib. tin, 48c; 3Kr 14 lb. tin L AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP (with a coffee or tea order) OQ. c v. ui7L
vi uoia ........ UNEEDA BISCUITS, 3 packages
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TOMATOES, 2 cans FANCY CORN, 6 cans, SOc; can. . EARLY JUNE PEAS, 6 cans, S5c; can. . , RUMF0RD BAKING F0WDER, 1 lb. can. SWANSD0WN CAKE FLOUR, box
C033'S RASPBERRIES, 4.QC
PALMETTO PEACHES, No. 3 can
in heavy syrap PALM0LIVE SOAP, bar CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bars. . . TOILET PAPER, 3 rolls LUNCHEON WAX PAFER, 6 rolls. .
25c 16c 15c 27c 37c
40c
10c 68c 25c 25 c
WE DRESS OUR OWN CHICKENS FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS. 'B O B D B D a tl D B B B B I O Q B El. B ta B.B.B.B.H.l l
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Collins of 144th st. are. preparing- to leave for an extended trip to Oklahoma whera they will visit their daughter. They Intend to bo g-one for a period of more
USED FIFTY YEARS
jU i u OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 6.00 TO 8.00 P.M. II
Spring Movers People who move from one house to another shouldn't forget to notify the insurance office of their intentions so that their policies can be changed. This is a little item that often means a great deal. If you are moving give a thought to the question as to whether you have enough insurance. There are so many angles to fire insurance that it is worth while to come here to talk the matter over. No charge for advice, and maybe it will be of benefit to you.
Capital And Surplus $65,000.00
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EAST CHICAGO INDIANA.
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