Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 125, Hammond, Lake County, 12 November 1920 — Page 6

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TTTF. TTMES Friday, November 12. 1920. L CHICAGO WATER CO. ; FILES ITS RATES Acidity Sourness Gases Flatulence Heartburn Palpitation

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Coincident with the construction of the CltcraUon plant and the installation of meters the East Chicago Wait r Company Jjas filed the following rates with the Public Service Commission of Indiana. Until all of the meters have been, installed, the company has tha right to asaesa each and every service which Is supplied with water and charge and cojlect the water rates or tolls. When the city and its inhabitants are furnished filtered water, the Water Company shall hav the right to collect th: following service charge ar.d family charge also the following meter rates. Service charge: Tor 5-S Inch meter service, per g,jax. ter. l.;s. For 3-1 Inch meter service, monthly. ? .60. v X iRcIi meter service, monthly, 41-29. For iH inch meter seriJC. monthly, For 2 Inch meter sen Ice, monthly, $3. For 3 Inch meter service, monthly J 3. For 4 .inch meter service, monthly, JT.

Instant relief! No waiting! A few tablets of harmless, pleasant "Pape's Diapepsin" correct acidity, thus regulating dicestion and making sick, upset stomachs feci fine. Best stomach corrective known. PAPE'S DIAPEP51N FCROUT-CF-ORDER STOMACHS Large kx Cue Drstores L.O E H B I G Q E.ffl D 3 B i ts a a sj s Q Q 3 a O B

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Tor 6 Inch meter service, $15 00. j

more than one. family, an additional charge of 73 cents will be made for

each additional family. If more than i

or. commercial establishment be served with same meter, an additional commercial charge of S3 1-S Cfr.ts per l.'-'-'O gallons, fcr the first 30,0"0 gallons 1 cents ier thousand for the next 7 0.00'j gallons, per month and conts ptr thousand lor tie nei.t i'0,000 gallons per month. For temporary service tl.e corapary will charge $1 for the p-ir.icnt c? sotting, reading and removing the meter. All services which shall bo net coinlr.ucus for a period cf at least 12 months will be considered temporary services. The company shall not be allowed to mailt any charge when the water is turned off. when the consumer's service is discontinued, but it will be entJtle-I to collect the sum cf SO cents for turn. !ng the water on after it has been shut off for any reron. Churches and charitable Institutions will be furnished watr at or,-half the schedule ct rates sold by mc'tr.

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10 ibs. Pet Milk.

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ROBERTSDALE

Uneeda Biscuits. 2 pkgs. for Lard. per lb U. S. Mail Soap. 10 bars for Black Kid Tar Soap. 6 bars for

Lava Soap, 6 bars for

$115 26c 25c 26c 49c 25c 35c

Tcilet Paper, large, 3 rolls for

Toilet Paper, small, 0 rolls for

Navy Beans, per lb No. 1 Tomatoes, 3 cans for . . No. 2 Tomatoes, 2 cans for . . No. 3 Tomatoes, 2 cans for . . Nabiscos, 3 pkgs. for . . Chickens. per lb

25c 25c 11c 25c 25c 35c 25c 32c

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nd Urj. Hollls Hunter, who formerly managed the Hunter Grocery fiore on USth street, moved to Hamnond on Tuesday. jfrs. Hunter'3 mother. Mm. MolUe FicA. U co-v ruun'.ng the store. Mrs. Charley Ness cf Indianapolis

cojievard was a shopper In M"ednday.

Ira Via cf 'JTyrtl avenue was a Chi

cs go visitor on Wednesday. i The trustees of the P.obertsda'.e ; cl.ureh wlil meet this eveninjr at 7:30 :

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T.ith several Robertsdaie frienJs the I fore part of the week. j Mrs. Robert Adley cf Superior ave- j rue. entertained her sister of Chicago, at her home on Monday. i Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Roeder of Chi- i ca?o. Mr. aad Mrs. L'rie Moore ar.d ! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore and daughter. ; nnzabeth, were entertained at the ; J.ome of Mrs. Emma Moore of Superior ' stvenue last Sunday. j Henry 'Vis of Myrtle avenue Is a.- ; tending the consistory meetlnss at t Fort Wayne. Ind. j Dorothy, the little daugTiter of Mr. ! and Mrs. Wllhelm of Superior ave- 1 rue was taken to the JVesbytertar hes- , Pltal to oe operated on last Monday ; her. eondltjpn at this tim la reported! jjite favorable. i "" Mlse Vera Shade of Xke aver.ue Is 1 pend'nc a few days visiting with (rlenda at "TVInsor Park. j Mike Donlcan of Atchison, who fell from ecaffllns while at work at the I St. Clair Oil refinery. Is getting along i nicely at the St. Margarets hospital in . Hs.mmond. j .-'George Baumgarten of Detroit.' M:eh.. Is here vlsltlns; relatives. i iMr. and Mrs- R. Hubbard and famlly f Roberts avenue, motored to Cicro. III.. last Sunday. ' ' '.t M:i. Fred Leverenz of Myrtle ave-. True, was a Chicago visitor the fore -pa rt of this week. 1 ';-Mr. and Mrs. John Blau! and daurh.ter. ?facml, of Roberts avenue, Mr nd Mrs. Mike Kammare, Mrs. Bertha Berndal. Miss Elsie Bernsdale and Raymond Bernrdale of Chicago, attended . birthday party at the home cf Mr. nd Mrs. W. -Whiting of llSth treet In honor of Mr. Whiting's 34th birthday. An elaborate 6 o'clock din- , Br was served and after the evenings ! 'njoyment another apetlslng luncheon j ,Vm prepared. j Henry Ergers motored to Kalama- j oK Mleh.. with a truck load of fur-j "niture belonging to Pete Goble. Mr. ' nd Mrs. Goble are ej-pectlng to make

Kalamazoo their future home.

Come and sec other bagaias not included in this lut. Frank J. Ciszczon 4901 RUGOUN AVNUE, EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA TELEPHONE 550-L-2

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SEATS ITOTICJJ Va Seesen. aged 10 years, S months, won 'of Bert Van Sessen, of Hessville. "llei Wednesday, November 10th. lDHQ. . ""Funeral eervlces will be lield Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at ohe houfse. '. Rev. Warner will officiate. Burisl at Oak Glen cemetery. Landing. He leaves to meur his death, mother and father, fwo ulsters and three brothers. 11-12 It's So Easy To . End Catarrh - Co to your druggist and say "J want Hyomel Ovtflt" take It home open tba box pour a few drops of HIOMEI from the bottle Into the little hard rubber Inhaler breathe It for five minutes and pote the refreshing relief breathe it feur or five t!rr.s a day for a few days and catarrh and all Its disgusting symptoms should gradually disappear. HTOME1 contaJns no opium, cooelne .or other harmful drug and is sr.'.d on tnoney back plan for catarrh, astl.ma. 'croup, colds, coughs and catarrhal deafpesa Complete Outfit xtra bottle if needed by druggists everywhere. Fimt instructions for use In every packageyou can't fall to barflrh cat&arh It you follow Instructions.

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V It relieves stomach niisry, soar stomach, belching and all stomach disease r money back. Large box cf tablets aj all druggist la all towns.

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14 Days of Radical Price Slashing to Reduce Stock Beginning Saturday, Nov. 13 AT 8;30 O'CLOCK A. M. Everything Goes Regardless of Cost! Our stock is entirely too large due to the backward season so we are making every effort by putting our entire stock consisting of LacUes, Men's and Children's Head-to-Foot Outfits, at an absolute no-profit basis. The stocks which are heaviest include just the things you need most. It will be well for every reader of this announcement to sit down and take stock of themselves and their finances, because there are many people who are looking farther ahead than the "end of their nose." We must say to you right now that you will make a tremendous saving. Don't let anything prevent you from coming. Sol Levin and Son is recognized as a store of quality; but it is more it is a store of quality and value-giving. As an earnple of this policy, and to demonstrate most forcibly the value-giving powers of this store, we want you to take every advantage of our effort to bring stocks down to the lowest ebb by slashing prices to the very core. Don't forgst that this is an absolute No-Profit Sale. Smashing the High Cost of W earing Apparel A sale with but two purposes: That of reducing; on-4 ftock and giving the people of Indiana Harbcr a chanct to reduce wearing apparel cost. ' We Handle Everything for the Men Women and Children Do not fail to get your winter saoply here at PRICES THAT ARE BELOW THE COST OF PRODUCTION.

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Advertise in THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES.

YES ! These last few days told the tale. . Overcoats and Suits that were sold at these three low pre-war prices, Many came and purchased -because they realized that this was a complete sacrifice on our part. Hart, Schaffner & Marx and a few other very good makers, consist among these three groups. We are overstocked and prices are no object. Everything is "cut to the bone.' Tomorrow will be the banner day of our sale. Come early so you can pick the "CREAM OF THE LINE."

Hart9 Schaffner and Marx

Group 1:

Group 2:

This group consists of $60 and $65 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Overcoats and Suits. Good all-wool qualities many to select from

This group consists of $50 and $55 Hart. Schaffner & Marx and other makers' Overcoats and Suits. Quality, workmanship and style are right in them

$36o50

Group 3:

This rare group are mostly $40 and $42.50 values. Some Hart, Schaffner & Marx Overcoats and Suits. Many good conservative styles for men and young men. A great sacrifice for our Overstock Sale

uality Merchandise at Low Prices

$12.50 Silk Shirts $8.45 $4. Madras Shirts $2.45 $3. Madras Shirts $1.79 $1.50 and $2. Silk Ties 95c $3.50 Fall Caps $2.65 $1.50 Silk Hose, pair 95c

Very Large Sale of Men s Slioes

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2.50-$2.75 Fleeced Union Suits $1.95 $6.50 All Wool Union Suits $4.95 $12.50 Men's Wool Makinaws $3.85 $5.50 Boys AH Wool Sweitsrs $3.25 $15. All Wool Men's Sweaters $9.35 $16. and $18. Boys' Overcoits $14.95

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Very Large Sale of Men's Shoes .

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