Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 230, Hammond, Lake County, 18 March 1921 — Page 15

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XOTTCB TO PATROX3 OF KA ST C1IT CAGO AND IXDIN.VA IIARHOK WATFJl fVlTAXY. "Wa-ter rnt for pf-rio.l Te. 1st 1920, to May "lt, 1921 bto past due. Hills not paid tf'-re April 1, 1921, win b? shut off vt-lthcut further ro'lcp, . EAST CHICAGO AND IN'PIAXA HA lUlOtt WATEll COMI'AXI, E. J. JENTCTN'S, Supt. 3-1 !

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This attractive "shirtwaist" hat of brown straw is distinctive her.ue of its shape. The trimminc; is confined to pmall embroidered motifs appliqued on the crown and a simple arrangf-ment of fringed ribt.'on. If iy a Irown straw wl.ich will look smart with brown Silk sweaters and brown checked suits so popular juat now.

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Market Place Brand Pineapple, No. 3 ; Market Place Brand Pears, No. 3 ; Graves Brand "7 Prunes. No. 3. 3 for. C Trisum Brand Peas, No. fZff 2, 32c, 2 for Bnar Ridge Preserves, QQ 16 oz.. 32c, 3 for OiC 3 lbs. High Grade flfl BulkCoffeefor... 1,UU And 3 lbs. of Sugar free. 3 lbs. Boulevard Cof- Q

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1.1 HIT. I I.AIIK NO WC APTAI.V Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Clark of North Mi-Soun avenue, are In rece.pt of in-f.-rmutiou of ti'.'ir son, Edward, who ! ralsfd to rans,' of captain of the l S. r.s.rvos from lieutenancy. He ! . .I in Krunee during the late war and is presently assistant professor of u.ii.iiiry fi-ii in e at the Bloumington ini;ver.-iity.

CHIKF LOjKS HIS KEYS Chief ( VI ..nnell wa.s rei le '. ed of the ya c-f t;,e Jail at his d.-'k this morn- '.: 4 when The Times reporter hurried in to get a report of la.it ntifht'a rob-i.'-ries. T!ie chief not beinj? accus-:m-d to oinfiiif hi attentions to pick ups at so clo.se p. ranpe did not miss the keys until notified by phone, the asual procedure of reports.

tha besf mer.f . The Ea.-t Chicaaro police found the thief with hig loot in the 'Wajthing:ton l'otel. They also found eight pairs of trousers that Vevurka had lost In a robbery a short time ao.

Mrs. Ernn-.a Henry of lirth street left hurriedly for Champaign. 111., called there owir-K" to the d-ath of Itt grandmother. Mrs. J. Swai.ik. wh.'se funeral is oc.-nrrinir t' day at R .berts, 111. Mrs. Henry will be re:urnir.f here after a few days. The I.. A. I . club met with the Misses Kuse and Celia Kirp In 143rd street nnd enjoyed a enrd session In which Miss Nora Klake and Miss

b? the next h'.ftfss in two week. The Nu Epsil .m club mrt with Mra. L. O. Kolb in North Barinw avenue The home of Mr. and Mm. Peter Ktlll In North Magnun avenue was the scene of a pretty miscellaneous shower last efen ir.gr with Mrs. J. JDressen, Sr., assistant in all the plans and .-. rranu ements. The home w a dei orated In all the suggestions of eupld nfTa.is. The event was complimentary to Mrs. Paul Miller, who was until ricciily Miss Eloise Hill. Tho luncheon table was daintily arranged with cake representing bridal featirl -tis. Favors were bestowed and many beautiful Ifta presented to the yountf matron. Music and ntertainment was provided for the l.-ier evening.

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MRS. LINDSEY Instructor of Parisian Needle Work wi, be at THE UON STORE One more day. Lessons free.

At a dance held in Odd Fellow's hall Ti; liana Harbor, !a.t f r nin?, a nart

or the entertair.nn-nt consisted in cast- J lii.T a. straw vote for nominees fori

J':':ist-ne. called Jimmio" by all of l'i frlenils, received tlie majority of v.-t.vi cast . It was a Pt. Patrick's affair nnd a very enj.-yabie tinie was afforded.

SHOP Il ROBBF.n The tailo.-iricr of J . Vevurka, e'22." M'.chtsatt avenue, Indiana Harbor, was broken Into last ni'il.t and three ia rye pieces of cb-th. a pair of trousers i:tiii a coat were stolen. The thief saln.I entrance through a trai door in

GOODRICH AND DIAMOND TIRES AT LESS THA IT 1-3 PEICE3 These are su-htly used, run less than l.f 0 mil s. tree from cuts and stone bruises, wiil easily give 4,000 to 6.000 in i i'.'.ire. T1ks tir.s are exceptional Bargains at these low prices. Fabrla Cord Tuba Prices Prices Prices SOxi? I 7,f.O J2.25 Se'x3H 00 12.00 2.50 ?:'x3 lO.f.O 14 00 2.50 S2x-i 12. no 16.00 2 75 rsx 12.50 17.00 2.75 n4x4 is 00 u.no 3.00 24x4 14 14.50 20.ro ?. 2S M.'x4S 1S.O0 21.01 a. 23 r'x 1 is 50 ci.no s.50 33x5 IS. SO 22.50 3.50 ;s7xo 16. bO 23. CO 3.75

First Calumet Trust and Safings Bank EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Ch icago and Kennedy Avenues Capital and Surplus $120,000.00

-YOUR HOME -YOUR BUSINESS -YOUR BANK ACCOUNT

WE CARRY A GOOD FULL LINE OF EASTER HAMS This Is the Store Where You Can Save Money We Delirer ia Twin Cities We Are Glad to See You Come

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K. & S. TIRE & SUPPLY CO. NEW AITD TJSEl TIBES ACCESSORIES 16 Chlceg-o A-e. Phone 15S0-J EAET CHICAGO

DR. T. E. BRUCE EYE, EAR NOSE AND THROAT Special attention given to the scientific, and correct fitting of ail styles of glasses. 720 CHICAGO AV., EAST CHICAGO

SPECIAL NOTICE J. E. HOWELL & CO. (Est. 15 years) Window Screens, Shades, Weather Strips, Awninirs, Curtain Rods PHONES: Hammond 2586, Gary 3515

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All three may be lost to you if you haven't adequate insurance protection for your motor truck. Motor truck accidents happen daily. Yours may figure in the next smashup. And the result wrecking the car, ruining a costly plate glass front, perhaps crippling or killing some one. The law would hold you financially responsible. When the jury returned its verdict would its judgment for $10,000 or $15,000 "break" you? Be protected against the possibility of bankruptcy by using the service of our insurance department. Ask about this service. Open Friday Evenings 6:00 to 8:00

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DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE WAS NOT SIGNED ON JULY 4, 1776 This is only one of many little known facts developed by the research which preceded the publication of the series of articles on Our Government, now being distributed without charge to the friends and patrons cf this Institution. If you will call we shall be glad to edd your name to our mailing list to receive the entire series. You incur no obligation.

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ASSESSED VALUATIONS FOR THE CITIES OF EAST CHICAGO AND HAMMOND FOR 1920 FAST CHICAGO HAMMOND Land $14, 156,205; Land $14,265,335 Improvements 44,824,980 i Improvements 20.271.395

Persona! 20.932.835 ' Personal 1 4,334.460 ' ? Utilities 8,507,010 Utilities, etc 8.665.335 ;H

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Total $88,421,030; Total $57,536,525 County Levy, 1 .30 ! County Levy, 1 .54 City Levy. .92 ' City Levy, .77 Approximate Revenue, $8 1 3,473 Approximate Revenue. $443,03 1 ASSESSED VALUATiCNS FOR THE CITIES OF EAST CHICAGO AND HAMMOND FOR 191S

LAST CHICAGO, $18,309,675 County Levy, 3.42

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HAMMOND, $12,707,155 Count v Levy, 3.50 Cily Levy, 2.30

Approximate Revenue, $377. 1 79 I Approximate Revenue, $292,264 j THE TAXES FOR EAST CHICAGO IN 1920 ARE 215 OF THE TAXES COLLECTED FOR 191 S j QUESTION :--Ii Hammond is net a MODEL ef ECONOMY in tho adrnir-isfTSiion cf lis rnur.idpal government, why should she be able to run her affairs for the year 1230 at $370,442 LETS than it cc;.t. ih2 City cf EAST CHICAGO

TO RUN HER AFFAIRS DURING THE SAME PERIOD?

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Fancy Wisconsin Sweet Peas, per can at only Fancy Sugar Corn, per can at Fancy Red Tomatoes, at per can Savoy Telephone Peas, per can at Savoy fancy Sweet Corn, at per can Club House Sifted Peas, at per can ' Club House Kernel Corn, at per can Grenco Extra fine sifted Peas, at per can Durkasco Early June Peas, at per can Fancy St. Clara Prunes, at per pound Fancy Raisins, at per pound

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Jeilo, all flavors, three packages for Oak Groe Butter, in one lb. prints, at Large Sunkist Navel Oranges, per dozen Fancy Apricots, at per pound Fancy Evaporated Apples. at per pound .' 2'2 Can Ye!luw Cling Peaches, at per can Telmo Yellow Cling Peaches, tall can at Tall Can Club House Pairs, at per can Kostess brand. Green Gage Plums, at per can Morris Supreme Blackberries, at per can SOAPS AND POWDERS Large bar Lenox Soap, ten bars for P. & G. Naptha Soap. ten bars for Grandma Washing Powder, at per package Large Toilet Paper. four rolls for

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