Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1920 — Page 13

Monday November 22. 1920. p?." I THE TIMES Pasre Thirteen cnnn fights 1 HARDING'S THANKSGIVING TURKEY'S ON ITS VAY,TO PANAMA UUUU I IUII IU at whiting EDWARD C. MINAS CO.

BT JIM Ml 13 im. W H'TT.NtS, led. Nov. a?. tf e 4f'i--,. o hsd to be givfn by Refer' Morns I'hampA'ffn In the fifc'nt ,-,n Saturday r fH between Titi O'Vell nd Joe

TTagner. u w ould so fa Tim. But '"nce ho w the battle are satisfied j i :mt Jo Is a comer and with a l!tlie

Tore experience will be able to ,trun ; - wild-cat with ea3e. This VTajofr boy hag the punch and he lit cool under fire but he ,-howe.l i lack of a 9 jressivf nes and d d not fi'up his ieada. Time, and ngi'n t sp-ineI that Tim was all ia but Joe d'J t-.-.; ten in and ir"t him role, lie

'.'ited O'Neil to rest on various occa- j i oris when he ought to keep at him Wagner was able to go n tor ten n.Te rounds if necs?ary, whereas T! " -af about done for. This' w as- proba.;y so 6:au he rut e-ryth'nc he had r,io the last two rounds which earned for him the long end if th.- bout T nin-J if w Tim tn flash.e-s of h: -:d ttm form He danced emund the n-'or trjtng bird to find a. rlc; to Und. lie reached Joe on the hold nnd Jaw a." number cf times. He roug-ht hard b-jl w'a-ner teas strong. It was in th'' .,nth and tenth rounds that Tim fuught 1 b-iat and U was also in these rounds ';,h: in fans saw Warner take tbir.ri .-:, nJLhough they rer going aj-ajnst l.iv. Several times In the bout Tim hjt va-ntr loir. This -was in th early ,S3 of the fisnt Thej- did no damhowever. We hope to e AVayner fight again very jcon. for we believ--viil ti better account of himslf his next battle. This vis bis first l ;i'3lif flpht. BXSHOF-OKOAT Joe" Bishop -was too strong and rlevr for Eily Groat in the somt-windup. B.sho surprised h:s followers by his .oBdt0n -nd th way ho went after iroat. Both boys were, trying fcr a i.-rvekout. r;pht from the slart. Bishop not to Groat'a mouth and nose in th

f rst round and the claret began to flow

Kicht after the snr sounded

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Two fair members of the Hardin club with the turkey just before it started on Ita journey.

piece de reaictance of the Thanka- i Chicajro packing house. They givinp dinnr for President-elect plan to send one each year. Other HardinifjJlrs. HaHinsr and their frirls' club alonjr the route have party. The "bird" was sent by j agreed to see that the gobbler is the' Harding girls' club of a large ' well fed.

The thirty-eigbt-ponnd Rlinoia bronze turkey being mad much of by the jrirls above, is now on iu way from Oieajro to Pa-am a, where it will furnish the main

Hnrblaon-Watker Retract ri. Fifty years ago. Harbison Walker then a very young and embttioua youn man entered the world ef induatry by

Groat I hi!1 invention of a wonderful br!c.

Bishop to the ropes, but this was ii the damaga he did. In the opener. Eddie Shepherd bested Young McGoorty. An examination of 'h;se boys by a physician showed that McGoorty wasn t in th be?t possible --I-pe. but urabM ta find a substitute, he Tsj permitte-d to go on as an eihiNucn bout. The Slovak Home as packed, many ontipg from Hammond. East Chicago and Oucago. Prominent sportsmen were ) attendance. 'Ed Orady was the announced. Gene Grogan and Eddie QafrViy r the boys reaponalble for theuooe of the American Legion s flrat boxing ehow.

FOUND GARY WELL SUPPLIED WITH HOOTCH

VALPARAISO. Ind.. Nav. 22. Two CfTalgrura. who cannot talk Eng'.lah. entered their pleas oi gu'.ity befora Ji.lt Crun: packer In th superior rourt. to operating sttll In th Sand Dunes ef WaW.y Bech. and wer f.aei 109 aad cot each. an4 given i day Jail sentences. Thv wer placed under arrest by

Sheriff Forn and Deputy Pennington ,

ytr!ar afternoon and two i:Ils taken, along with seven gallons cf bisaey. raisins and the makings. The two sriils were in operatic when the arrest were made. Jaiu Kedao and :Faul Strky are tr,lr names, and on a of them c.airoed the other owed him JO.000 o they it upon the idea of making whlster. acd seliiny it o the debt could oc raid. Tber aid they. had taken the product to GarT to selU but coud find t.o market, a everyone toM there th-v all tber wanted and that the smp-

that was destined to become famous for its fineness of quality throughout the world, and In 1S70, opened up his first plant in the city of Pittsburgh and began the manufacture of what Is today considered the finest brtek in tn land. While financing in them flays were not as great as it is today. Mr. W!ke-

,iv an, .npdd in orcanising in

Harbison TValker & fpon too formation of the company hia business increased to such an extern, that additional plants were nectiSw. Orde.s were beins received from Til parts of the world and-accordingly itvo years later another plant was opened in tho

town of 'Woodlawn, about twenty miles j

distance. Ten years after the installation ot hs first plant in Pittsburgh he had in construction or in operation over ii plants. In 1305. owing to the rapid Increasing business, the present firm or Harbison TVa'.ker Refractories was organized and two years later the com

pany started the construction or first plant in Indiana, in the city

East Chicago, locating on what is now (

known a 143th street. !0 men were employed at this new plant at ita beginning and were turning out finished brick at the rate of S3.000 daily. In U10 more buildings were add1

and the dally capacity increajed to 70.000 bricks dally. Today this company is working ,n tO'-'r capacity with a total of 200 men

on the payroll and turning ot SI bricks daily with a good lutuie prospect. SJJ ! '

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I To Stop a Creak. ! Creaking doors, windows and drawis" raoy be stilled ty nibbing with

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A a r featcr of Interest to th citl-s-ws of tie Tw'n Cltle wlm in. ann-nncemert that The Tiroes fom :ni t M publish daily a re-m.-s-of the progress it m'1 t' r), and every Industry n East Ch(so and Indiana HarboT from their ;ny7toa nntll the present day undT ihe heading--mow Torn is-nrsTHT.'

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INTERNATIONAL HCWS SERVlCf NEW TORK, No. 22. Thn new week on the stock market today opened with a continuation of the improvement that wa In evidence Saturday. sto k.s betr.g in scant supply with buying orders comins Into the market In good -olume from many sources and the list generally made gains of from 1 to ! points during the first fifteen minutes. Steel indc atrial were, prominent features. Steel Common aJvancing I-

Baldwin rose oxer one po-nt to 3j.

Bethlehem Steal B movej up 1 t S4. Tb- greatest gain was made 'n Crucible Steel, which rose 5 points 10 Mexican TVtreleum adf.nced 3 5-8 to

h-. Southern Pa1fjc advanced . j S- to 111 Many of tb specialties j

wer also in brisk demand, maxi.i substantial gain, Gains of two po:nt were made in Atlantic Gulf and American Bet Sugar. Nortb.ro Pacific rose 1 point to SH. Koyal advano-

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East hisa-v Ijs"iama. Chicago and Forsyth Avenuei Under U. S. Government Supervision Capital and Surplus, $150,000.00 Resources of More Than Two Million

Combined resources of the First National and First Trust and Savings banks, which have the same board or directors, total $2,174,538.34. as shown elsewhere in the statements published in this newspaper. As a part of the giant Federal Reserve bystem ot the United States, the world's strongest banking aggregation, the First National Bank of East Chicago assumes added strength. By reason of its affiliations with the Federal Reserve System this bank, should the occasion require it. could instantly convert its resources into cash. Strength, steady development, successful management, and supervision by the United States government

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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Thanksgiving Grocery Specials

COFFEE

SUGAR Best Cane Granulated (all yo. rat). IQQ per lb

Celeiy Home GravvTi, Nic. and Crisp, large bunch 1 0 C for (2 to 3 Stalks)

Extra quality Peaherry, for Tuesday and Wednesday only, 4 lbs. 89c 93 c per pound

Cranberries

Fancy Cape Cod per pound . .

15c

Sweet Potatoes

15c

Fancy Virginia 4 pounds for

Apples

Fine Cireenings, 10 pounds for

55c

Walnuts

Fancy . New Jumbo California, per pound . .' .

35c

Mixed Nuts

32c!

The Best Varieties Only per pound . . '.

Sweet Cider

Extra Fine Clear Stock,

Gallon jug $1.10; bottl

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Orange

Sweet juicy Florida good size, per dozen.

45c

POP CCRN-Sure Pop. ITiis sale, 2 lbs VIRGINIA DARE WI11E large bottle MINCE MEAT Rice's No. 96 3 pks. for 50c; per pkg PEAS Monarch Telephone. The best. Per can CORN Savoy or Mistletoe brand Per can TOMATOES White Horse brand. Solid red ripe pack, per can .' -v BUTTERINE Jelke'a Good Luck per pound COFFEE Our Famou Minas Blend 3 pounds for 93c; per pound '. . . . . CHEESE Good Tasty American or Cream Brick, per pound MINCE MEAT Extra quality in quart jars PEANUT BUTTER Monarch. 10 ounce jar for only PICKLES Farm House Sweet Relish quart jar PICKLES Sweet Mixed quart jar for APPLE BUTTER Monarch brand quart jar for NAVY BEANS Hand Picked Michi.an per pound MILK Pet or Borden's: dozen large cans for $1.55; per can CATSUP1 nider's Tomato Pint Bottle for CURTIS PLUM PUDDING The Best Each PEPPER NUTS CAKES A real delicacy, made with honey, per pound

JOHN F. JELKE'S RENDERED LEAF LARD la 26c one pound packages for

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A-l NUT MARGERINE per pound

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BAKED brand per can

BEANS Monarch 12c

PANCAKE FLOUR Jemima per package

Aunt 15c

PEACHES Delmonte brand

49c

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U-All-No After Dinner Mints 35c boxes for Bordeaux Walnut Meats

all halves, per pound

Thanksgiving Candies

19c

59c

Chocolates Our best HandDipped, '2 pound for Chocolates, Preference, finest quality, packed in lb. boxes .

35c

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