Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 194, Hammond, Lake County, 4 February 1921 — Page 11

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THE TIMES

Fridav, Februarv 4, 1921.

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

A.VO IIK PIT IT OVER

Steve Irk!ns had a bright Idea. He "would borrow Percy Jon.s' wlfp. The Inspiration back of this happy thought was caused bv the fact that In order

for Steve to acquire his Inheritance he had to be either 44 or married and Steve was neither. 80 the plot was hatched and Winnie Jones Introduced to Steve's Aunt Sarah, the guardian of the family treasury, as Mr?. Stephen Perkins. So far, so good. In fact. It was Immense but Aunt Sarah took a great liking to Winnie, and draggred her and her "hubby" ofT to a little cottage In the country. Of course Persy Jones had to trail alonfr; ho wasn't going to let his new .bride out of hla tight If he knew It. Then, to make matters even more Interesting:, at develops tfhat living right next door was 'Major Whitman and his daughter. Ruth, the latter being the young: lady that Steve was violently in love with. The above Is a faint Idea of Owen Moore's latest Se'.znick Picture. "The Chicken In the Case," which will be shown at the Columbia and American the-aterj today and It Is claimed that this famous comedian was never funnier than in the role of Steve Perkins. Victor Heerrain .both wrote and directed the picture, and it Is said to be even funnier than his last production, "The Poor Simp," which was the season's comedy hit. Teddy Sampson, Katherlne Perry, Vivian Ogden and Kd;ar Nelson have the supporting role.

20 LODGERS REPORT

Tulir 20 more men applied at the Kast Chicago and Indiana Harbor police stations last evening for lodging'. Of this number, the, majority are of the laboring class, with but very few mechanics or men with trades.

DRn.L FOR Oil-, Fl.ND GAS While drilling for oil on the property of the Hughea Witherfield Syndicate at Tulsa. Okla., which Is controlled by Indiana Harbor and Hammond stockholders, a strong flow of sas, estimated at 3.000.000 cubic feet dally iru struck, according to a'telcS ram received by Dr. Robinson of Indiana Harbor yesterday.

DESTRUCTION OF FAMOUS PAVILION FAILS TO KEEP DARING MERMAIDS FROM BEACH

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Grocery and RSarket

533-1 43rd Street, East Chicago.

Phone 280.

Specials for Saturday, Feb. 5th

BVRCLAR SLIPS AWAV To wake up and find a burglar In your room and then have him slip through your fingers, as you call for li el p, was the experience last evening of Ike Hekoff of 3315 Watllng street, Indiana Harbor. Somewhere between the hours of midnight and this morning a negro prowler entered through one of the windows at the Hekoff home, and after securing about $6 in cash, several razors, clothes and a few other articles attempted to leave the building In the eame manner as he entered. His noise awtokle HekoffJ, who sprang (at the negro, graDblng him by the coat aa the thief leaped out the window. Believing that he had the burglar, Hekoff cried for help, but when aslstance arrived, found that he was merely holding part of a coat instead cf holding a prisoner.

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sarlc and llr. and Mrs. Henry Lrandefield attended the auto ehow In Chicago last evening.

Tou will enjoy a new Rubini cigar, especially after yon meals a mild Havana. 1-31

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Come and dance ffcr the freedom of Ireland at the Masonic Temple, East Chicago. Indiana, February 8th, 1921. GoriTian's Orchestra. 2-2-4-7

U. S. Govt. Bacon, 1 2-lb. can ....

Morris Supreme Cream- AOkr

cry uunci , iu . . . Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen

Pillsbury's Flour, g 1 99

Very Best PeaJberry Coffee, 4 lbs. t per lb Grimco Pkg. Coffee, 3 lbs., $1.00; perib. Monarch Coffee, 3 lbs., 95c; per lb. . Telmo Brand Coffee, 3 lbs.. $1.15, per lb.

American Family or Kirk Flake Soap, with coffee or C fo-i y r v 1 C re J

Luncheon Preserves, 3 jars $1.25, per jar. ,

Telmo Pure Fruit, Strawberry or Raspberry. 1 QQ 5 1b. stone jar. . . P 1 - Monarch Catsup, large, O O 6 for $1.35, per bottle Snider's Tomato Soup, tall, 6 cans for 75c; TO per can A iJ

$2.85

58c

30c 35c 33c 40c

45

B

eans,

cans

Snider's Pork and cans for 75c; per can

Heinz Pork and Beans, No. 2 cans.

6 for $1.15; per can . . .

Heinz Apple Butter, 2 lb. jars, 3

jars for $1.55 ; per jar

Magnet Corn,

95c; per can . Shooting Star Peas, 6 cans 85c; per can . . . Morris Supreme Red Pitted Cherries, 2 cans. . Morris Supreme Black Raspberries, 2 cans. . Morris Supreme Red Raspberries, 2 cans . .

MEATS Fresh Leaf Lard, per lb Fresh Small Pork Loin per lb Pot Roast of Beef, per lb Dandy Brand Bacon, per lb Round Steak, per lb

tall, 6

13c

18c

ODC 17c 15c 55c 55c 55c

BRITISH FEEL OPTIMISTIC LONDON, Feb. 3. There Is an optimistic feeling In British official circles that a patlsfactory solution will be reached on the Indemnity question despite the fury of resentment aroused In lt rmany over the amount Imposed by the allies, said the diplomatic correspondent of the Dally Telegraph today. "The pronouncement of Hr. Simons, the German foreign minister, that the sum of indemnity fixed by the allies was unsatisfactory, was discounted in advance In official circles." declared

the correspondent. He continued: "It Is understood that no German counter proposals will be considered unless they are clearly relevant to the allies' demands for 221. 000. 000,000 gold marks and an ad valorem tax on German exports; these demand); mtist form the basis of all future discusDions with Germany."

CONFERENCE FOR DISARMAMENT

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4. rosltlve

declaration that the new administra

tion will call an international confer

ence to discuss disarmament was made today by Chairman Butler of the house naval affairs committee. During testimony by. Admiral Sims on disarmament. Chairman Butler asked Sims whether he believed the nations would Join In such a conference and added "I do know that an Invita-

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tion to such a conference Is grolng to be sent out." Chairman Butler conferred with President-elect Harding: In Marlon some weeks ago and at that time Inferred that the president-elect was considering- the disarmament question seriously.

$200 In prizes given to the best masquest at Saengerbund-Fldelia bail. Unity HaJl, Saturday, Feb. 5. 2-3-

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THEATRES Ind. Harbor Owen More n "The Chicken in the Case"

Not "Love's Young Dream," but a "Nightmare' Steve Perkins. A genuine farce-comedy

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Install new fixtures in the parlor and living room and note the difference. We cany a full line of up-to-date fixtures and appliances and our prices are lower than you will find elsewhere. CALL EAST CHICAGO 69 FOR SUGGESTIONS

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Electrical Contractors 624 CHICAGO AVE. PHONE EAST CHICAGO 69 1449 Washington St. (Comer 15th Ave.) Phone Gary 506

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PLEATING AND RE -PLEATING All kinds of skirts In one day. Button covering, hemstitching-, braiding, all work guaranteed. Call at Wastey's, 91 State St., little west of Hohman St. Phone 445 Hammond. 8-2T

Come and dance for the freedom of Ireland at the Masonic Temple, Bat Chlcafro, Indiana, February 8th. 1921. Gcman's Crcheslru. 2-2-4-7

GOODPJCH AND DIAMOND TIRES AT LESS THAN 1-3 PRICES Thf-so are siinhtly U9d, run less than 1,000 miles, frie from cuts and stone bruises, will easily Rive 4.000 to 6.000 mlleape. Thesn tires are exceptional Bargains at thesis low

prices.

80x3 32x4 S3x4 34x4 34x4H S S x 4 S SSxf. 37x3

Fabrls Prices $ 7.E0 p. no 10.50 1 2.00 12.50 13 00 14..10 1 5.00 i s.r.o ls.r-o 16.50

Cord I'rices 1 2.00 1 4.00 16.00. 17.00 18.00 20.00 21.00 2 1 nil 22.00 23.ro

Tube 11-1 ces 2.2o 2.50 2.50 2.7 5 2.75 3.00 3.25 3.25 3.50 3.60 3.75

K. & S. TIRE & SUPPLY CO. HIW AND TTSTED TIKES ACCESSORIES , 516 Chicago Ave. Phone 1580-J EAST r.lftlCAOO

Auto Radiator Repairing and general Automobile Repairing New and used radiators for Fords.JNew cases for all radiators. Guaranteed not to burst from repeated freezing. j Prompt service. Work guaranteed. Famous Garage and Radiator Repair Shop CHICAGO AND RAILROAD AVES. PHONE EAST CHICAGO 12

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3717 Cedar St. PHONE

Ind. Harbor 890

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS Our Meats are the very best and our prices are the lowest. Great Slaughtering Sales on all Fresh and Smoked Meats.

Special for Saturday

$1.00 18ic

Special for Saturday, Fresh Leaf Lard, all you want, IVi pounds for

Small fresh Pork Loins at Small fresh Pork Shoulders at Native Leg of Veal, at only

Native Veal Shoulder 1 fil-

1 91

18ic 14c 20 c

Roast, at Native Veal Stew. per pound Native Veal Loin

Roast per lb

2 C

20ic

Hind quarter Spring OA1 . Lamb per lb ',U2 C

164 c 10c

Fore quarter Spring Lamb, per lb Fresh Lamb Stew, per pound

Fresh Hamburger "1 O JL

Steak, lb Fresh Country Eggs, every egg. per dozen' at Gold Medal or Clover mous Butter, per pound at . .

2 C

guarantee 58 c Bloom Fa53c

84 c 64 c 64c

Native. .Sirloin or Round Steak at. .

Choice Cuts of Pot Roast

Native Boiling Beef per pcTund Fresh Pigs Feet, at only Fresh Neck Bones, at only

No. 1 Sugar Cured Ol JL Hams at t No. I Sugar Cured California Hams, at AJL. n per po'jnd "2 Home Cured Smoked Spare Ribs, at per 1 CI pound only ," , . w 2 V Home Cured Smoked Neck Bones nnunrJ rmlv J 2 V

Sycamore Square Bacon, per lb. . . . t . Sugar Cured Rib Bacon, per lb Sugar Cured Salt 5ork, per lb

il!!!!il!i!!l!!ii;iilllll!l!llllH DON'T PAY WAR-TIME PRICES FOR YOUR MEATS Pay Cash and Buy Meats at Prices Lower Than the Pre-War Level The Packing House Market of Indiana Harbor , 3716 Cedar Street. Phone 969 SERVICE QUALITY LOWEST PRICES

Specials for Saturday, Feb. 5th

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174c 184 c 124 c

Leaf Lard, for this day Only Strictly fr4sh small Pork Loins . . Strictly fresh small Pork Butts Strictly fresh small Blades at Strictly fresh Neck Bones at Strictly fresh small Pigs Fe"et at Strictly fresh Spare Ribs, per lb Strictly fresh Pork ears at Strictly fresh Pork snouts at Stricty fresh Pork Hearts at Fancy Steer Beef Pot Roast at ... .

Juicy tender Round 1 Q 1 Steak at lOsC Siroin, Short and Porter House

184 c

Boiling Beef.

per lb Frock rtmnnr MaiTI

Rolled Rib Roast for this day

only at OCiX

134 c 184 c 174c 124c 5c 64c 144 c 64 c 3c 104 c 114c

c c

Steaks, at

per pound

94

1 Ol

2C

per pound

2C

Standing Rib Roast special at Veal Leg or Loin at Veal Roast, per pound Veal Breast with pockets at : Veal Stew, at per pound Frankforts, all you want at Stictly fresh Pork Sausage at Home Made Sauer Kraut, per lb Genuine Spring Leg

of Lamb at Genuine Spring Lamb Roast Lamb Stew, per pound Lamb Plux, per pound Strictly fresh Lamb Heads, each .... Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz

Try our 50c Pure Creamery-Butter, at per 50 C

VUiiU V1HJ Pure Lard, this day per pound

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174 c 134 c 124 c 124 c 184c 10c 204c 174c 74 c 94 c 184c 60c

20c

Schaller & Atkin Co. Grocery and Market 709 Chicago Ave Phones 857-858 East Chicago

SATURDAY SPECIALS

Cane Sugar, O C 4 lbs OC Blue Valley Butter. tf?per lb OOC 3 lb. cans Chase and Sanborn's ccoTed:, si.08 Seal Brand Coffee, I O per lb C Chase 6c Sanborn's Spe- OQ-, cialB Brand, bulk, lb. Classic Soap, Q 5 bars for Kitchen Klenzer, 1 3 for A VF Grandma's Powder, 1 large size xyv Tomatoes, O C 2 for tciJL, Monsoon Corn, per can Plymouth Rock Peas, 1 C per can AvJv Corn Flakes, O O large pkg

Monarch Mustard, 1 O

large jar Excellal Biscuits, O C 3 for Hotchkiss Peaches, half doz. $1.58 per doz.. $3.00. 97 Per can C

Rider's Hominy. "I O per can XJ Pet Milk, tall can, 'JC2 cans for &J Chuck Roast, OQp per lb 25c and l0t' Boiling Beef, 20 C per lb : . RoundSteak, O C per lb Hamburger, O C p per lb Small Lean Pork Loin, Ar per I? Pork Butts, Ol n per lb 1 C Small Pork Sausage, r Mb. boxes Home Made Sausage, OC per lb Leg of Veal. 3 3 C per lb kJJ Veal Shoulder. ?Ar per lb Breast of Veal, with O f) C pocket, per lb Leg of Spring Lamb, O C per lb Lamb Shoulder, O C per lb 3reast of Lamb, 1 C per lb LU Leaf Lard, 1 A per lb AC

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Grocery and Produce Company Wholesale and Retail 621 CHICAGO AVENUE. PHONE EAST CHICAGO 186

Specials for Saturday, Feb. 5th

BORDEN'S EAGLE MILK 5 cans for $1.00. . Per can SCHLOSSER'S OAK GROVE BUTTER In 1 -pound prints STRICTLY FRESH SELECTED COUNTRY EGGS Every one guaranteed. Per dozen . . . BLUE LABEL SYRUP l-pound can. Per can HAND PICKED MICHIGAN NAVY BEANS 5 lbs. for THOMAS J. WEBB'S COFFEE 3 lbs. for CLUB HOUSE COFFEE In 1 -pound tins. Per pound

204c 52c 62c 94 c 33c $1.18 42 c

45c 45c

95c

SOLID PACK TOMATOES No. 2 cans, per can 10c, Ar 5for "OC

EARLY JUNE PEAS Can, 10c; 5 for . . . MAINE SUGAR CORNCan, 10c; 5 cans. ,

CLUB HOUSE KERNEL CORN Percan, 20c; 95 C

J (-4115 IUI SAVOY CORN Per

can, 20c; 5 cans.

CLUB HOUSE EARLY JUNE FINE

SIFTED PEAS- Q$ 5 cans for : SAVOY TELEPHONE PEAS ans $1.05

CLUB HOUSE CATSUPLarge size ........ FREE LANCE CATSUP Large size HELMET CATSUP Per boltle

TELMO BRAND MUSTARD O 9 oz. glass

MONARCH BRAND MUS TARD 10 oz. jar . .

EXTRA SPECIAL Large Loaf of Bread, 15c

22c 14c 10c

9c

SPECIAL FRUIT COMBINATION I can Bartlett Pears, in heavy syrup. I can Peaches, in heavy syrup. I can Sliced Pineapple, in heavy syurp. I can Blackberries, in heavy syrup. I can Pitted Cherries, in heavy syrup. 5 lbs. Granulated Sugar. Regular price, tf 1 QQ $2.40. Special:.. P 1

WE DELIVER IN TWIN CITIES

SARDINES In cottonseed oil, 3 cans for. . . SARDINES In mustard. 3 cans for

MACYONTIF SARDINES Tomato sauce. A O 3 cans for fci

BUCK SARDINES Pure

olive oil, 3 cans for.

MIXED HERRING

1 2-lb. keg at.

HOLLAND HERRING 1 2-lb. keg

FOR TODAY Small Loaf, 1 Oc

22c 23 c

41c

$1.19

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