Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 278, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1920 — Page 6

Wednesday, May 12. 19l'U. -

pecial Sale ON

OX PAPER

On Saturday, May 1 5th, we will sell our stock of Box Paper at a Discount of 33 This comprises the entire lines of new fancy box paper such as the Toppy, Claridge, Eclat, Cascade, Marshall of France, Highland Linen, Eaton Crane Pike's Linen Lawn, ranging in price from 20c to $2:50 PER BOX

Reid's Drug Store Calumet Bid?. East Chicago.

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

CLIB TO GIVE SMOKEIl The East Chicago Club in regular meeting last night decided to make

I i iic most oi ineir remoocnea ciuo room I and decided upon tentative plans for a dance and a smoker, both affairs i to be held in the rooms in the near f ui ture. The f'luh has heen to tniirh fs-

lcnse in changing the appearance of the rooms, combining three rooms into one for social gatherings and dancos, adding a dining room and kitchen, furnishing with new furniture and rugs and completely redecorating.

The first social event in the changed rooms which was held last Saturday with dancing, entertainers from Chi-

, cago and refreshments was attended ; by a large number of the members and ; was also the occasion frr the admittance of sixteen new members, j The dining service of tho club was opened yesterday by the serving of j u noan-dav lu icheon and dinner. The j service is confined to members only ; because of the limited quarters.

riCTIRK DKAWS CROWD

"The Spirit of Elkdom" and "The Way Back." films made by the Elks and displayed by them for the benefit of the disabled soldiers, sailors and marines, drew two packed houses last night at the Lyric theater in East Chicago. The films are expectionally well taken pictures and the showing met with the enthusiastic approval of all who attended either show. The Elks will show the same films at the Auditorium Theater in Indiana

I Harbor tonight and are expecting an j equally large attendance.

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BOARD ARRANGES LOANS The East Chicago Tark Board yesterday decided to arrangf for two loans from the general fund of $10,0 and $5,069 until such time as the park fund receive st,he money from the sale of their $200,000 bond issue recently authorized. The Swain Nelson Company of Chicago who are doing the landscape wrk on the various city parks will receive the $lo.0fo acd the Foley Co., of Chicago, will receive $5,063. for erection of the greenhouse In Washington Park.

MACHINE KITS CHILD. Peter Radu, .e 9. who lives at S601

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ft... . fcJ,,.r.1ir irfltfTTr rti m 'tin Tiiwam .. j iim it .warn STATEMENT OF CONDITION Of this Bank at the Close of Business MAY FOURTH, 1920.

" RESOURCES. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS $ 486.204.89 United States and -Other Bonds . 360,302. 1 5 Banking House 71,666.20 Furniture and Fixtures . . 1 5,000.00 Cash on Hand and Due from Banks r. :.. 193.800.05

LIABILITIES. Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits. . 36,723.47 DEPOSITS 990,249.82 Bills Payable 50,000.00

$1,126,973.29

Comparative Deposits ' TCTiich indicate that we are serving well the needs of OUR DEPOSITORS. May Fourth 1919 $794,618.80 (One year ago.) February 28 1920 $849,851.29 (Last published statement.) May Fourth 1920 $990,249.82 (This date.) Officers and Directors J. KALMAN REPP A, President.

DR. A. G. SCHLIEKER Vice President. JOSEPH WADAS.

0. R. RAHN Cashier. DR. A. A. ROSS.

GEO. H. MANSELL As$t. Cashier. CHAS. NASSAU.

A Growing Bank in a Growing City, that is Optimistic as to the Future, not only of East Chicago but of the Whole Country. In these Abnormal Times we are only Advising Caution in the handling of your Business and Personal Affairs. DON'T BE A PESSIMIST. BE AN OPTIMIST WITH A REASONABLE CAUTION AS TO YOUR MOVES. "Them's our sentiments." Bring us your Banking Problems and they will be handled with Optimism together with Caution as to the Safety of both Yourself and the Depositors of this Bank.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS. All claij!a adrertUlng- nun paid for before 12:00 o'clock on tb day of publication, beg-inalnf October 1st. All those who hare monthly account are excepted. Phone advertisements wtll be accepted as usual, but they mast be paid for before 12:00 o'clock. BUTTON COVERING HEJISTITCHINt; IN OXB DAY rieatiner. braldins. sewing machines at barsaln-i; all kinds of repair.-; all work guaranteed. Call at 01 State ft. Just west of llohman st. I'li- ne 44SIlammotd, Indiana. 5-4-1 FOR SALE Two flat brick, modern. location Hemlock st., near 138th. and 6 rooms, garage in rear, very good bargain at 18.500. Terms. f l.AIlt M. STKPIIKX, 3402 F.Ira Sreet, Indinna Harbor, phone 033. 5-11-12

FOR SALE Brick houses of 4 rooms and bath each, cement flior basement, located Cedar St., near 140th If you don't know about this location and the great improvements in this neighborhood, better call on us and we will be glad to show you. The rrice of these houses is $3,300. very easy terms. 1I.A1R M STEIMIKXS, :;402 lllm t., Indiana Harbor, phone 903. 5-11-12

" Autombile Laundry, 613 Chicago ave. East Chicago, Ind. Simonizing down by experts. 5-12-4

FOR SALE Used riano, inquire 1114 145th st.. East Chicago. 5-12-2

Cedar street, Indiana Harbc-r, was slightly Injured last evening when he was struck by a machine driven by Chas. A. Pavis of Milwaukee. The child was playing at the corner of ISSth and Cedar streets when the accident occurred. Davis Is general manager of th Katavia i-iooae Leaf Tobacco company.

Backed to the Wall America has the best and brav est fire-fighters in the world. Yet, our per capita fire loss exceeds that of any other nation. This situation is alarming. It threatens every property-owner. It demands the cooperation of all. The Hcirtford Fire Insurance Company will indemnify you in the event of fire loss so far as sound insurance can. In addition, it will give you the benefit of a fire prevention service worked out under the direction of skilled fire

engineers. Its insurance policies, including this extra service, cost no more. Ask this agency to supply this x double protection. CLAIR M. STEPHENS,

Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, j

Foreign Exchange, Notary Public. 3402 Elm St. Phone 993. Indiana Harbor.

SEPTER LOSES FORD, tieorge P. Sefter. 937 Hemlock treet. Indian Harbcr, report that hi F"ord was stolen from in front of his house last evening foetween 8 and 11 o'clock.

BICYCLE M1SSIG.

Mrs. Floyd Reid, 4430 Northcote ave. nue, East Chicago, reports the loss of a bicycle from her front porch last night.

SI. I- CTltRCH FOniM. Commencing with this evening at 8 o'clock there will be held at the First f. E. church of East Chicago a forum every other Wednesday night. The forum will deal with live questions of tho day and every one interested in their discussion is invited to atte-nd and participate. The subject for each evening will be presented by some one well instructed upon it in a twentyminute paper or address. Following this presentation c-f the subject each person present will be priviledged to speak from three to five minutes upon it. Arrangement has been made for subjects for forums as follows: Tonight "The General Conference and Its Work." May 26 "Shall the Pars Be T-et

Down to Immigration." Charles L. Surprise. June 9 "The Cause and Cure of the Present Day Industrial Upheaval,' C. II. need. Other fcrums on other live topics are being prepared.

As a brief respite from their ardoua duties at the Calumet Telephone Exchange, the operators have arranged for a dance at the Masonic Temple, date of May 27th and the best string music that can be obtained from Chicago will render the music on that occasion. When pressed for further information regarding the further entertaining possibilities of tne -op" the young ladies respond graciously with the retort that it will be the customary "service." especially to their patrons of that evening. Who can deny or doubt the authenticity of that statement? The public is willing to take a chance and be there enf-errtble. No hitch in the service is guaranteed for this coming memorable event. The concluding sesion for this year's term cf the civic department of the Kast Chicago Woman's Club took place last evening at the home of Mrs. G. M. Kisfcer, in North Earing ave. The program of the evenrng was uder Mrs. E. N. Canine's supervision and K. N. Canine, sunt, of public schools

talked ch "Americanization." The theme and his translation was both interesting and Instructive and many valuable points brought out. Ke-elec-tion of the officers serving so successfully the rast year was established and comprise the Mesdames J. J. Turner, chairman; George M. Fis'vice chairmen; A. H. Watts secretary Mrs. K. L. Rcld, retiring president was made chairman of the membership committee. Mrs. Laura D.- Floyd, president of the Equal Franchi? Cluo of East Chicago, and county chairman of Franchise Leagues, was present and talked In the interests of the League of Women Voters and asked recommendation for the club to have placed upon the shelves of the EasflChicago Library, the monthly periodical. "The Woman Citizen," which contains v.. uable advice to the woman voter. Thh recommendation has been referred to the general club for consideration and action. The Missionary Society of th First M. E. church of Indiana Harbor will hold their regular monthly business and social meeting at the home cf Mrs. Robert McAuslan, 3711 Grapevine, st., Friday afternoon. It is aekcd that a goodly number of members be present at this meeting.

OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 6!00T0 8!00P.M.

Make Your Dollars Earn More How does sound to you? You can make your money earn 7 with safety. Our First Mortgage Bonds, secured by gilt-edge income-bearing property, pay 77c When you put your money in an investment like this you can rest assured that it is safe. 75c Safety, High Earning Power 7

Capital And Surplus $65,000.00

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Most Miles Per Dollar These Firestone words struck us as exactly expressing our ideas -v, cf service. "Most miles per dollar? Is a plain statement of fact whether you apply it to the tires or to our work. We believe that our business will grow, as your confidence in us

grows. In our rtock of Firestone tires, tubes and auto accessories, we have chosen carefully, bearing in mind always the standard, most miles per dollar. Come in and let us prove U Tri-City Motor Sales Hohman Street Hammond, Indiana

Because of the unauthorized walkout of a number of our yardmen, we need experienced switchmen and young men desiring to learn the work. Many good jobs are open. TKe average daily wage of our switchmen during March, 1920 (the last full month preceding the strike), was $8.30; the largest average for any one man, $10.85 There was work for every man every day. The Labor Board at Washington is considering a 'demand for an increase in the rate of pay. Safety work has made switching reasonably safe for careful men. Apply: 7:00 A. M. Yardmaster's office, Columbia Avenue. 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Superintendent's office, Gibson. 8:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. Room 1 , Huehn Bldg., corner Logan and Hohman Sts., Hammond.

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