Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 262, Hammond, Lake County, 23 April 1920 — Page 14

THW TIMEX

Frirtar. April '2li. 1920

T

VOICE OF

THE PEOPLE

HE WANTS TO KNOW Robrtsdal, .April 1?20. Editor Times: Whj.' is it that th C tv Health officer afows them f(Ijmp the 'garbage along: Indianapolis nnu in Hobert'ddle ivtthin a hund1 .! feet from our public school, and let i: Jay there for a couple f is eeks with i jt belntf covered ever wS'.H cinder ashes . And It is a ham to think-that little children are tempted to r'clv around n ih- gai'liage and pick th:nK- out o' it an! rat. 1 aru not exasenatiftp. it ; a fact. I think the Health offi-rer sh"ild '.now- about this, perhaps h does not r.-v. J hop this will drrwv his attcnticin . I am no knocker, but I think tiiat garbage on a. public; hiKhray oucbt to he covered as soon as it !s du-.-rp?d . Hoping you will publish this, I rm .1 i n - Ycurs Iruiy. E. M. S. TAX 'PAY EH.

Ford's Gasoline Street Car Soon to Undergo Test INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEV PfcliKOLT. .Uuti. Henry Kent's nev gasoline street car will bo ready for its tet run to Chicugj in about

miint h .

This test car is designed for interurban si-iice and in addition to a power plant it is being equipped with a suburban-type body, standard railroad draft scar and air brake equipin r n t To demonstrote the lack of vibration w lien the motor wa running: at top speed a lead renei! was balanced on end on top of one of the cylinders, where it stood without a tremor until removed . It was explained that while the car could be run at any epeed from eightyfive to ninety miles an hour, the engine would be equipped with a governor, which would be set at a fired maximum speed to insure the- safe economical operation of the care in p i actice .

"DANDERINE"

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Farmer VirAor in Battle With 3 Hungry Wolves i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEKV1CEI OONt.'OK 1 ' I A. Kan. James Fiynn. a farmer living near here, was awakened by a noise on his front porch

a few nights ago and found wolves trying t enter his through a window.

Atme-d only with a butcher

Flynn fought a desperate ftfteen-

J minute battle with the would-be lnj truciers before he could drive them I away. '

Finoily the butcher knife found a vital spot in the body of one of th wolves, whereupon the others turned tail and fled. Flynn suffered several severe lacerations. His nightshirt was reduced to ribbons by the teeth of the assailants.

three

house knife.

A few cents buys 'Datidtrtne . ' After an application of "Danderine'" you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every ha'.r shows now life, vigor. brightness, more color and thickness. -adv.

mond on Wednesday . Peter Schoon was in South Chlcaso c-n business Monday.

j Mises Elrna and Lou: KasUe spent ! Thursday night in Whiting. Mrs. G. Krooswyk and son Oelbert.

of Highland vi.-nted here with relatives on Wednesday. The Elovich family are moving tr Munster after having spent the winter

; !n Indiana Harbor.

MUNSTER

Mr. and Mrs. r. Sehoon, Mr. and Mrs. W. Krooswyk and Mr. and Mrs. A. Krooswyk. attended the funeral ef Mr. Kooy of Harvey, on Tuesday. Mtsd Myrtle Munster was in Ham-

MERRILLVILLE

August Bremer of Crown Pc-'.nt. was a caller on Judge Barton and wife last Tuesday. Mrs. Iydia Zuvers visited her daughter and family Mrs. Maud Merrill in Chicago Un last Wednesday. Mrs. Ella Demmon is moving to Chicago this week. Clint Demmon is moving in the house recently purchased.

Mr. William Eau$h rtniains abcut the same. Mrs. Waneh Both well-Shoup is no better. She is in a very critical condition . The fad.cs Tea was well attended on

Wednesday. About sixty plates were' laid and a very pleasant time was en- : J.'.ved by all present. Mr. and Mis. Sap and children arlived here last Monday from California.. ! Mr.-. Gap was known here as Clara j fctuige. They eipeit tr make their j

home in Gary.

STUDENTS SORE AT "MARY AND DOUG" SOUTH BEND. In!.. April IJ.- Students at Notre lame University,

through a movement started by mem- , hors of the university athletic teams, hive plenged themselves not to attend motion picture performances where pic, lures of Mary PliUford and Douglas j Fali'banks are being shewn. ! The action is said to he lnterded "to! discourage the practice of making a mockery of marriase tuj. j

(Vre you reading The Times? ;

IF MOTHERS OKIY KNEW

During these days how many children are complaining of headache, feverishness. stomach troubles and irregular nl. If mothers only knew hs Mother Gray's Sweet J'owders would do for thir children no family wouM ever he without them. Taese powders are so easy and pleasant to take and so effcctie in their action that mothers who once use them always tell othr mothers about them. Sold by druggists every-, vhore. Adv. I

SANITARY QTABEQ Coffee and Butter O 1 VllLiU

1 88 STATE ST. HAMMOND, IND. Be wise and trade at the Consumers Coffee and Butter Stores. We know that we handle the very best -rade of merchandise that money can buy. Some articles have advanced in price, such as canned milk, sugar, etc., which compels us to raise our prices.- We do not make any extra profit on such articles, but we have to raise according to market raises Our store is a quality store and we sell quality, good;. We have 35 stores. Our stores are always crowded. There s a Reason. A Few of Our Regular Every Day Prices:

BUTTER

Very best, how good!

PURE CREAM. Oh.

Nice, big

COF

CHEESE!

LARD

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Guaranteed Strictly Fresh New Laid clean ones. too. Per dozen

Town Talk Blend; a blend of highest grade Batoga blended with the finest Santos, which makes a most delicious drink; 5 lbs. $2.00; per lb.

4

35c 25c

cans

1 Finest American Yellow

i Cream ; lb

I Very best, pure; per lb

Cood Luck Buttsr'me 2 lbs. 75c PP 1 q Finest Sifted, Club 2 3 C rCiiliJ House; can Corn Peas Tomatoes Standard Grade ; O r

Macaroni or Spaghetti

Red Cross or 8 C Foulds P0arhesu'-2can5UmonClm8 37c 1 C&v 11 Co heavy syrup; can Kitchen Klenzer, 3 cans 14c

UT lALrt.Pure Fruit Grapelade (a OCp WelClieSdelicacy); bottles OOC Navy Beans, per lb 11c

American ramily boap; uQr

vj 23c 59c

C C

41c

Milker. 10c Peanut Butter awd: 28 c Karo Syrup Blue Label 14c MilkL:1.3!1 12c Jello, all flavors, package 12c Apple Butter 35c Pears Rn"VBar,,t,l: 1Vi lb- 43 c 1 tuio cans, heavy syrup 7. . . . . D!l2-lb. cans Telmo. C rineappleHouse; 8 thick shcesC

Soap

10 bars

T rancy ianta iara; r runes per ib Matrhpq ?ir Eye; pkgelflalliiCO 5c; dozen n 1 Pound can Finest jaimOn Red Salmon

L A .i dv Lb Lemon or Vanilla

bott!

e pure

37c 33c

Quaker Oats, package 11c t Largest meaty Santa sOQ Prunes cu: Perib CookiesA": 32c IU 1 -L-5-oz. bottle Peach and Q Q VI eiCneS Cherry Lade (pure) . . 17 C

Club House, little kernel; OO.

39c 34c

Pickles ,rcdP'ck,S 43 c

Corn

Olives

Gil g;r Snaps

per can . , 26-oz. jar

Queen

Barrel shape cartons . . . .

Polish

Q Jap Kose;

OUdU bar . i D1UC bluing

n 20 Mule Team: 1 O D

BOraX lb. DackaEe LOK r reserve or Raspberry

Pure Jelly, 6 oz. jars . . . . 14c Kelloggs Corn Flakes . . . 12c Uneeda Biscuits, package 6V2C Pork&BeansBrandcan,..Urt. 10 RICE, Fancy Head 17c Raisins lsd: 27c

or piccalilla

Peacock Silver

Polish

1 0-oz. bottle Calumet Pure Tomato Catsup; made from red ripe tomatoes.

10c 'BlueBoyB'"e:.cqua,:2.gak.10c

26 oz., Strawberry QQ.

23c

2 for 25c

COFFE

T" Chocolate Almond I Bars (the perfect Almond Bar)

Huckleberry Finn C Peanut Bars. ... V1'

We carry a Coffee called our Gold Medal Blend, which is the highest grade of coffee you can buy, regardless of price. The regular price is 47c per lb. Q Ci r Saturday we will sell 2 lbs 17 U

Keane's School for Dancing ORPHEUM HALL 152 STATE ST., HAMMOND. PHONE 3328. Select Dancina Assemblies Every Thursday Evening. Classes for Beginners Every Monday Evening. This is the place you'll find good clean music and dancing. No suggestive dancing allowed in this hall. PRIVATE LESSONS FROM 9 A, M TO 10 P. M. High School Classes Every Friday Even in ft.

5452 Miles .In A Week

New Triplex Springs Help Overland 4 Break Record In the great endurance test recently at Indian-1 epolis an Overland 4 stock car- covered an average of more than 778 miles each day for 7 days. The success of this severe test is another proof of the quality of material in the Overland 4, and the protection afforded the chassis by the Triplex Springs.

OVERLAND-FUDGE CO.

2005 Broadway Gary.

74 State Street Hammond.

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A lifetime opportunity to buy Government Goods at big savings. Prices smashed to a frazzle. Mr. High Cost of Living entirely routed and pre-war prices again exist. Come to the:

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II io better shoes made ror wwvn

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New shipment just arrived; your chance to get a good raincoat at only

OFFICERS' RAIN COATS ell made, full cut, t 1 O Q C

vent back, at only. . . P fcrf J J

Goodyear welt sewed; in light or dark leather; an exceptional good shoe

only

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$10.00 values VVJt-r

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ARMY SHIRTS!

RUBBER BOOTS! ARiMY UNDERWEAR!

Snag-proof, well made, pure wool army unfjer-

U. S. Rubber Co.; only choice; 1260 in all; only

$4.95 $1.95

$3.95

ARMY RAINCOATS

ARMY WOOL SOX

ARMY BLANKETS Fine 30 oz. melton blank-

wear at only

$1.95 ARMY 0. D. HATS

Plain back; 100 left; Well made; medium and ets; extra large size; In all sizes. Special price vour choice extra heavy weight; only new; only only

$3.95

45 $7.75 95c