Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 286, Hammond, Lake County, 21 May 1920 — Page 12

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GOOD LOCK

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ROAD GUIDES IS EXPLAINED

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trip a. made quickly, m.-vrr paused at any tutn. 1 1 a in nil 'lid and Minister a

To prove the practicability fen-t iuide. tlie ncwrji syM'-m puiilan for m. 'f . ri.t s yet 1' uhuh v ill ivf i very tartiu-r luMrrss n matter how isolate

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uitous route had been outlined tot its scenic biaulies . The tuxi-drivrf accustomed to taking Mie shortest distance between points may have been a trifle dumbfounded by the apparently uninti lliyent route he was following. The man driving for pleasure, however, would not have been Confronted with any .such proVleru. Hut the taxi-man never asked a question and smoothly did the whole thinn

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EVAPOPATHD

the best, purest, most delicious and economical evaporated milk you can buy. Your grocer can supply you.

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J3HS F.JELIE CO, Horsey,

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Take The Timrs and krep touch with the whole wcrld.

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K. W . Steifeii. originator i Huide; William I'., iliirrie.

and treasurer of the company, and a reporter of Thk Ti.mks. HailitiK the first tai-caU that came alonir t n- f ur mm K"! in. The driver. Kred I'.lessniei'. V'! West State St ., es' llammmi. a driver for the Yellow Tai I'ali '... .-aid that Steffenii'unle muiit nothing in his j-ciun life and he was t; i ti a pa-second explannlVn of the system by Captain Strff n . He was told to follow (be -1 e f -ft n-posls. He would rind one at every cross roads. The route to be taken was indicated by a series of numbers on four cards which were handed to him. Tiv first card directed his course

from Hammond to Munster: the second,'' from Minister to Highlands; the third Ji from Highlands to Ilessvillo. :!n, ),e j

fourth trom Ibssville to Hammond. The numbers would be found on the Stefr'en-posts. l'acii road had a d.f-f-rent number and all he had to do was to follow the numbers and the directions indicated by the little pointers on which the numbers were painted. "V understand?" "1 -,,t u."

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lni; publici l-'or the benefit of Hammond motorists the roiito is here published. The who's run can be made in .little mure than an hour. Several beautiful picnic grounds were passed on the way. tiota:ilv the little grovr and mossy knoll which may be found between Steffenposts Cl.'J and Slit. For a Sunday spin with the added lest that comes to the path-finder this jaunt that takes one through the towns of Munster, Highlands and llessville, should prove interest int; . St eff e n - post s will he recognized by the larte square metal siprns hearing the names of local and national aa-

j Vertisers. Some of the posts have not ! yet been equipped with sins and for .'hese the motorists will luie to bk

t lie lookout .

The route and short explanation aa drawn up by Captain Steffen follow: Standard and Calumet: SOfi, 414. 137. 218. x.xT.12. :.4. xxl27. 281. 711. 951. 3S2, 2l. 666, ?.(,:. 271. 31'J, xxxS6l, 615, 813.

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The American Trust and Savings Bank

is making street which

The entire

rxten?ive improvements in they recently purchased.

second floor is beins

the Lash building on State

which will be built to suit tenants.

remodeled into office suites.

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Anyone desiring space in the second floor will please com

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once.

American Trust and Savings Bank

182 STATE ST., HAMMOND.

PHONE 93

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Freckle-Face

Sun and Wind ItrinK Out Irl.T !pot!i How to Krmoir Kasllr Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face, to try a remedy for freckles with the puarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles: while if it does pive you a clear complexion the expense is trifling. Simply sit an ounce of Othine double strens'th from any druKfiiU and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and Ret a beautiful complexion. Karely is more than one ounce need for the worst case. He sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine as this

strength i? sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to removj freckles . ad v .

765. 811. 606. 651. 512, 906. Standard und Calu-

XKU. 217. 133 x x 2 1 8 , 137, 411

met . Kach of the numbers listed abioc represents a crossroad. At each crossroad lylnj; in the travelers route a Steffen-post hsbeen erected and bears the number of that cross-road. These SI eff en-posts are also provided with metal pointers which indicate which direction the traveler should turn in order to reach the next crossroad shown on his route list. For example, as the ttaveler approaches cross road !)it, which is located at the corner .f Standard and Calumet avenues.

it will be noted that the pointers at the top of the Steffen-post is provided with the following number pointing north HAMMOND, pointing west 116. pointing nnuth 333. and pointing east 414. it is therefore evident that in order to reach the next crossroad, which is shown on the above route list as 414. the traveler should turn east. When reaching intersection 414 the pointer directing the traveler to intersection 137 is pointing southward, which Is the direction to be taken. Hy following the above method a very fair idea of the way the St ffe n-( 1 uide works will result.

Friday. May 21. 1020.

PROGRESSIVE EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY PLANTS

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our plants i the spring"- .-' "XV and th-y will be f reshxJt' . - W .X w hen t hey reach you. and y .1 F . '1 will grow if properly V " " I ." f Planted. lrr ,r,.L y. L." ' . '

start hearing rii-M nwa

instead of waiting unt next vear. nnft t,.. .,

summer until the ground

freezes in the fall. J will guarantee them t do this or refund ouf money. PRICES. 25 plants $l.f''i oialils t 1 "ii plants 2 i . 20" plants ZZ 5.00 ""0 plants 7.n) 00 plants l()!oo Write for special prices on large amounts. "Will be snt postpaid

on receipt ot price.

Send all orders to J. R. BRANT, Phone 1281Y3, Hammond, Ind. R.FjTno. 1

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$10.00 allowed on your old one. At the Big Four Battery Plant. Drive over to where we make them. Calumet Avenue and Gostlin Street.

THE BIG FOUR BATTERY COMPANY Hammond, Ind.

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TO ENGAGE THE ATTENTION OF THE PRACTIC4L MAN WHO REALIZES THAT THE SPIRIT OF VARIETY IS ESSENTIAL TO IMPRESSIVE AND CORRECT DRESS, THE DESIGNING ROOMS AT FASHION PARK HAVE DEVELOPED A IV ELL BALANCED, DOUBLE-BREASTED JACKET, THE HY-LINE METHOD OF SHOULDER TREATMENT HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY AND GRACEFULLY APPLIED. CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE A.WXOYAXCE OF A TRY-ON READY- TO -PUT- OX TAIL ORED A T FASHION TARIC

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FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS Hohman near State Mich. Ave. and Fir St. HAMMOND INDIANA HARBOR

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The Greatest Clothing Event in the History of Hammond

Just Try the Melo-Harp

Me want you to visit our salesrooms and play your favorite, selections on the Melo-Harp yourself. Only by trying it can you realize the delightful difference cf the Melo-Harp. Found only in Straube-made player-pianos, the Mc!o-Harp combines the soft sweet strains of the harp with the full rich tones of an unusually high quality piano. top m some time soon and enjoy this musical treat.

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Everybody has to make some concession if this country is going to beat the old H. C. L. We're making ours a 20 : per cent reduction on every fine suit in the house. We

have one of the finest stocks of Men's and Young Men's Suits to choose from; great varieties, all of the latest styles. Satisfaction or money back. When you see $45.00 on a suit that means you get it for $36.00 $50.00 suits for $40.00 $60.00 suits for $48.00. Get yours now. The greatest clothing event in the history of Hammond. Right at the height of the spring season you get the best clothes made at a reduction of 20 per cent less than they are worth.

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