Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 169, Hammond, Lake County, 6 January 1921 — Page 13

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THE TIMES

Thursd&v, January G, 1921.

Twin City News Notes

J. E. lIow-a.rU, of 4318 C!.-.iit av., ha been vory ill fjr the past few liaya suffering with an infection due to fitter rtn?a? or naaa.1 dWturbam c A trained nuw irrlvTd from Chiceyo last eveningto care for lh.s patient Ilia condition warrants close- medical observation and wnstont mirKlnir at tent. on. Mr. 6-nd Mrs. Gwylm Junes who have ett.t in their new homo on North Uagouo ave. since their ruturn to thin ci4y from Valparaiso, wore entertained at a surprise affair on tho occasion of tjoeir fifteenth wedding anniversary, by " party comfri&injr about thirty friends. At tho conclusion if a well appointed dinner swvod at 5 o'clock the later evening; wan riven over to the indulrence of cards. It was a very eventful veiling' for the griets as well as for Mr. and Krs. Jones. Tomorrow after-.oon the ladles of the missionary society of tho First If. E. church of East Chicago, win meet with iTra. E. B. Gibbs. Jn the Wir-key Apartments. Tee topic -will be "The Church ana tho Community" and tho monthly ; leaflets of The socioty will be passed end whatever subject they contain will ' he d!scussed generally y lti rnemj hers of the society. There wi'.I also 1 ba music supplied. AH mcmbsrs are Jked to be present. The Woman's Guild of tho Oh'irch of the Good Shepherd will meet tomorrow afternoon -with Mrs. J. Gould-Ins-, of the Atlas Apartrnontn. 9 I. The purpose is to arrange plans for ri coming year and for this reason large patronage at the meeUiis is derired. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Junglm of Ivy at. entertained a large party of friends i In their immediate neighborhood, with i the decorations of the home and luncheon all selected in view of the past holiday season. Music was a feature of j

the evening. Mr. and Mrs. 31 . TV. Courser of 137th at. have had as their guests the Missed Jane and Torothy lwn, elster of Mrs. Coursey and from Topnka. Kansas here for a few da i. Baby boys continue to arrive in the Twin Cities and one was deposited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Mirfcov. In Elm at. yesterday. The proud father' 1s a returned soldier of war. bringing back a French bnde -with Mm. Trie couple have many friends who will shower congratulations on them over the advent of the little one. TYlvile. tho Indiana Harbor 'Woman's club was holding Its annual reception yesterday afternoon at the Riley t-chooi a. messenger was dispatched from the Tied Cross headquarters aaklng co-operation of the ladies In thoir assistance lo make supplies for the doctors and urses In the field. Their answer was a most cordial and willing response. Principal A. C. Scnour of the school, carrying the- message to tho ladles who had gathered In the large auditorium to exchange the pleasantries of the ?.- nrr r -i rr "J ir ,,. i "" . n

COLORADO WOMAN IS ONLY FEMININE "LOOKOUT" IN U. S. FOREST SERVICE

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Mapdini ave., dined a party of friends

noludinB Rev. and Mrs. Frank Maples Ir. Iiobert Spear, Mr. and 1ft-a. E. K

Canine. Mr. and Mrs. Prod Bum. of

this city, and Attorney and Mrs. J. A.

Fatterioii of Gary. The n. A. E. Club of Indiana Jar

hor meets this evening at the home of

Miss Gladys Evans in Fir street. Mr. and Mrs-. T. E. Williams of X liajoun ave. havo their son, LjiVerne

lii: wife, and littio boy, from Port

land, I ml., here visiting.

EAT GRAHAM BREAD For -voiir heialt-h. Kresli Fridav at FJFttlUKN'IMrOf'S BAKERY

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YOUR GETTiNQ OLD II a thl bem rroarlce4 t you aa acccunt cf premature fcray hlr or 4o you keep you rat II You can eswelly d so with " VAN'S MEXICAN R HAIR COLOR RESTOBO Tbii ritorioa preparmUoo retorea the j: ray hairs to their original color. You will be htf hly pleased with the results, if ot year money returned. It ell dealers 11.00 per setfU. The Kells Company NCWtVKOH. H. V.

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Miss Helen Dow and ker moaot. Misa Helen Dow of Douiaa connty, Colorado, is the only wwna "lookout" in the services of the U. S. forest serrice. This courepeoaa little lady is the observer at Devil's Head Fire Leokeut, a position aha has held since 1919. Part of Miss Dow's job is to split her own fire-f wood, pack her drinking water several miles up the mountain side and' keep a watchful eye on the surrounding country. Miss Dow is twentyfour years old and before entering the forest service worked in the art department of the Rocjcy Mountain News. During the summer aha punehed," which maana ehe acted as guide for tourists through tha mountains.

sin. their yearly gathering for the purpose. Mrs. J. J. Tjavls wns hostess to the members of the 1!07 club prior to her departure to Texas where Mr. Davis will accompany her on a visit to the heir e of their duu ti ter, Liout. and Mrs. Grant Schlieker. A rail for women of the Twin Ciuee to cive their timu in the makitu; of

supplies at the Rod Cross center, Odu Kello-cv's building, South Forsyth ave. I was issued this niorn;ns as a most' mphatic urge iuid an immediate one. J Women familiar with the work and, those especially who worked during , tho war days, in making surgical "wipes" are greater in demand, but others can b pressed inu service. A;- ! ply at the center or for any further in- j

formation phono East Chicago 73. 5 A little daughter has boon announced at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoinbaugh in Hemlock tit.

Mi.9W Bess Banks left Monday for

northern Wisconsin to continue her

lyceum work with the Contury bj leau.

The Whist club will be. entertained

this Thursday evening by Miss Mayme Brand. A public; dance will be given at t!i! community hall Saturday "vonin !y Valparaiso "t-'niversily i: udent.". The marriage of M Jennie Chester diuifrhter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chester, to Homer Jiull of .Spokane. Wash., took place yesterday morning a' a nuptial ma.-u paid by Rev. Wm. !!o(T at S o'clock at St. Bridget's

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church. The bride wore a ault of raindeer duvtyn with a coraare of pink aweet peaa and waa attended by MLaa Klmora e5che!dt, who wore a novelty suit with, coraaga of lavender sweet peas. Mr. Edward Scheldt wta best man. After the marriage a wedding dinner was nerved to 60 guests at the home of the bride's parent.. Tho house was beautifully decorated in ferna and amllax. The afternoon and evening wan spent in music, and dancing. The bride reeeived many busutiful gifts amongst which was a complete set of sterling silver. presented by the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Hull left today

HAMMOND PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW THIS Nearly ali stomach trouble is caused by retained poiuonuu wate matter in the system. This j also often the cause of appendicitis. The intestinal antiseptic, Adler-I-ka. acts on BOTH upper and lowur bowel, removing foul decaying: matter which may have been poisoning the stomach for months. It brings out matter you never thought was in your sytem. Adler-1-ka is EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach and chronic constipation as it removes tho

CAUSE. Guards against appendicitis. Summers Pharmacy, Hohman, near j State St. Adv. I

on an extended tour through the west and will be at home to their friends after Feb. X at Spokane, Wash., where the groom has a poaltlon as an official with the Gas company of that city. The ouc-of-tosvn guesta present were: Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McClaln, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McClaln and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Alvea all of Chicago. The Lady Forester lodge held tht-lx monthly card party last evenlns.

Keep Your Nose Clean Common colds are infectious an dangerous check them at once by using Mayr's Pine Needle Balm. A pure, natural product of the northern pines. The many flu and pneumonia cases in the last few years should be a warning to take precaution against coios. Cold germs will not thrive In a nose that is kept clean and wholesome. Mayr's Pine Needle Balm Is as sooth-ins-and refreshing as a breath of pine, forest mountain air. Catarrh, which is usually the result of neglected colds, clears up quickly when this beneficial pine fragrance Is used, Sold In two

sizes 30c and 6Uc tubes Free trial by writing Geo. IL Mayr, 219 W. Austin Ave.. Chicago. Mayr's Pine Needle Bairn is for sale by .Summers' Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.- Adv.

Hobart council. No. 363, M. A. W.. will hnvo Installation of officers followed by cards and luncheon for members and their families.

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Way awntiwt rM ntcM esa'iy rtev sound, (vwuorw m ormil : rr Cvwdwfatir wBr-eioua. Mf. iwb! rh n-i-teaf ton lk mmd 1"i niW. 6 a traa'l k mt roSJIK ufetsUa 'prroMocsd turtu) at ti drar.'iti't. Jrul:m Jtia undw --iv'j.' ;! ruarin. P rtcll rt wil' fee nft4lJ jtj f tC C hr KBREIM CO, NE-C3, Ui:h(,Nm YurK U. 1.

George F. Downing and Aldine Hilty Successors to , Indiana Harbor Marine Supply SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY

3425 MICHIGAN AVE. INDIANA HARBOR PHONE 175

Granulated Sugar,

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Arrow Brand Coffee,

per lb

Uncle Sain Cocoa,

I lb. can ,

Uneeda Biscuits,

2 pkgs

Sarican Apricots, large

No. 2'2 can

Beechnut Pork and Beans, medium

size tins, 2 cans 25c, 1 O . per can i O C

9c 32c 38c 15c 23c

Oscar Mayer's Pure Lard, per lb ... . Native Pot Roast, per lb

Choice Round Steak, per lb

Fresh Ground flamburger, per lb. . . Home Made Pork Sausage, per lb. .

j Frankfurts,

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23 c 23 c 33 o 15c 28 c 23 c

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INDIANA FOLKS Gukhwt, ItkI. "It is now ubcvt fifteoa ytatm rin-rm I had a wotKtafal dcowmsetraUoa IDs Dr. Ileree's Uoldesi MedW a. eovery. I had eoujrbed ni4it ajul day Urn a whole year and had lost so much Aesh I bogaa to lock UVe a wa&iaa skesnpa. Tw of my tisfxn hti Ctmd with tubuxiloolo scd I eis certain thas say tkns had ecan. ioa. A trleud rwJBiateuAod Dr. Pierce'a Gebk Medical Dieno-my to wy hurbaad asd tt gnva rxrw ecmnKtii s4 vflaiiitr right ievsa tbe atart, anil Is a yar's that I was hart as ewotig SLi-d hardy as ever." MH3. iT.r? a XEETEK, 415 Middlehuxy Bt. Mviwcie, lad.: "When I had a aevara eoogh, niglit saimta, Iocs of weight and appetite and the other things that load t eoasumptaon, I was indaoai to try Dc Pioxee'K Goidon Medical Discovery. 2 took Sfthully for abowt 40 day, and gradmUI gained: the noueh diaaroeored 1

Co ficeh aad got svron again. I Uok no otKor meoiruvi at the tieua. I lutre had n

Paul B. Lipinski, President. Peter Buczkowski, Vice Pres. Boleslaw Salik, Asst. Sec.-Treas.

Conitmtd Statement cf the Condition of the Northern Trust and Savings Bank it Hammond, in the State of Indiana, at the dose of its busutess on December 29, 1S20

couch for 14 years, sinos I was eared by LUCY McOQY. 4 S. Ms&stn St.

Condensed Statement of Condition of the INDIANA HARBOR NATIONAL BANK At Close of Easiness December 29, 1920 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $1,427,951.79 Bonds and Securities 997,237.76

Banking House and Fixtures Due from Banks

Due from Federal Reserve Ba

Interest Earned But Not Collected. ... Cash on Hand ,

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53.037.91 312.350.04 122.728.91 22.101.35 315.139.91

$3255.547.67 LIABILITIES Capital $ 100.000.00 Surplus and Profits (earned) 100.913.95 Deposits 3.040.846.92 Unearned Discount . 13.786.80 Due Federal Reserve Bank None $3725575477

iBW Un1 U-S-GQVment Supervision

RESOURCES Loans and Discounts....

Overdrafts Bonds and Stocks Furniture and Fixtures.... Due from Departments. Due from Banks and Trust Companies . Cash on Hand Cash Items Taxes and Interest Paid . . Expenses

$143,439.27 56.92

84.150.00;

6.927.87

1.500.00 34.170.52 25.322.89 1.427.05 548.62 4,281.66

Total Resources $306,824.80

LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in..$ 25,000.00 Surplus 2.000.00 Undivided Profits Net . . 29 1 .44 Interest. Discount and Other Earnings 9.194.34 Demand Deposits, Except Banks - 78.441.20 Savings Deposits, Except Banks 188.941.63 Other Liabilities 2.956.19

Total Liabilities $306,824.80

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE. SS: I. Boleslaw Salik, assistant Secre tary-Treasurer of the Northern Trust 6t Savings Bank of Hammond, Ind., do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. BOLESLAW SALIK. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 5th day of January. 1921. Bernice Gierlachowski, Notary Public. Mv commission expires October 27. 1924.

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Breaking a Record

QUICK was the response to genuine furniture reductions ! The first days of this sale have established a January record for fast selling that is still going strong.

EVERY piece of furniture in our entire floor stock and in our warehouse

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x.icurunLv $tock marked for CLEARANCE, reof Furniture gardless of cost. Not a single piece bought for sale purposes. Our usual easy terms prevail.

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ANNOUNCING A CLEAN -rUP SALE ON

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Children's Embroidered Dresses and Rompers. About tHree dozen Children's Silk Velvet Hats, neat trim, mostly poke shape; these sell now at $1.00 formerly $3.00 and $4.00. Reductions in Yarns, Silks, Crepes, etc., etc. Hat and Art Shop 708 Chicago Avenue EAST CHICAGO

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SUGAR With 3 lbs. of any of our bulk coffee, 5 lbs . GRANULATED SUGAR With grocery or meat order, 5 lbs FRESH PEANUT BUTTER Made while you wait, per lb RIO COFFEE 5 lbs. $1.10. Per lb FRESH ROASTED COFFEE 5 lbs., $1.45. Per lb OUR LEADER COFFEE 4 lbs., $1.35. Per lb M. R. BLEND 3 lbs., $1.25. Per lb FANCY GUNPOWDER TEA Per lb ORANGE PEKOE CEYLON TEA Per lb UPTON'S COCOA Per Vi lb. tin UNEEDA BISCUIT 3 boxes AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP With tea or coffee order, 6 bars for

38c 43 c 35c 25c 30c 35c 42c 69 c 69 c 25c 25c 35c

PET MILK Tall size. 2 cans for CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 bars for . . . EARLY JUNE SIFTED PEAS 6 cans, 85c; per can FANCY CORN 6 cans, 90c; per can TOMATOES Solid pack. No. 3 can COBB'S RED RASPBERRIES Per can RUMFCRD BAKING POWDER 1-lb. can LIBBY'S RED SALMON 1 -lb. can OLD FASHIONED BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 5 lb. bag FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER Per lb OSCAR MAYER'S APPROVED PURE LARD 2 lbs SWIFT'S PRIDE WASHING POWDER Large size NAVY BEANS Hand picked. ' 3 lbs

25c p9c 15c 18c 18c 38c no OaC 38c 48 c 59c 43 c 2 2 c

WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY Beginning January 6th Ocr Store Will Close Every Thursday at Neon