Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 260, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1921 — Page 6

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GERMAirY APPEALS TO AMERICA

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! !,'-.! oi? is Hi I"? si llittrit" of ij-:r-many. i Th-"1 Simon ' ro t " further i-nnri1"(l j ti;0 nipcf s ' y of "the l turned ia te esta.iii i'-Vi v-nt by " ifmipy an actual sum ; tf oarh motiy in i ri-lcn (ji:'ins, of 1 1 1 ii po!'' a 1 1 ir'port ions" an.) a iviini'ol t?; opir.t-xi that r;-'. a sum fftiid he ; rcali.1.' J n'y ll'ii u;i sst abl shinnt of ;i I " torn? tiona ! loan, in f.tvor f hirii 1'ir should wu've thflr general first mo-.tpnfre. TO tll.AROll.VTt" I'TUxriPMiV 1 5 "in.i r.y -o;bl be wl!)in the m!nis' r arsc-rfcd to .irsu'iie th oblio- ' U :i of h interet an-1 t'10 8tn-riKT- ; m if 'ho for dsn ji .if tlio a'.U1 i ;;'i.1. ri p a ; ox v.''ArMs "wtthin tiifc-

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Rocrftary Tfuclits' rryly to hotli litis r,r,;H,5a! a;vl to thr communications yesterday I9 in e rpt f ted here an indication that the Hardins administration finds nothing prohibitive In the )rtrv iii!" tiiu- fur a.lA'anopd hy Osrmanv. unl it l- 'r.Mtf.i that th" Pr-

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Vhlle th-. lii-rnian suvirrmi-iu tprfsfP, !p urmlstakaliU ianfruarc. it? v1!'.nKnf5S to abide hy cny award the Unit-d States may tnHlt'. It was p dnt- . d out that thcr-' was tlitis far been no forum! Indication from the nlli.s an to how far th-y would h- willing to leave the liintwr In the. hands of the Ilar.iInt; admin ir-t rat Ion. officials of h'. povernni nt have Vt It be known that the attitude r,r tiie I'n'.ted Ftnt? to.vnrd participation In Hi- rea.lJ,.Mio-nt of r,'jrop. was roiitlncer.t upon f,i manner In

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States will stand n !th tiie Si!ie. In exactlns Just reparation from Germany.

MPRMET

ASSOGATONS

HOLD MEETINGS

The fljfht to prevent the TVohdo ave. erab wfi cjsrritd !rto the Calumet Ihprovement association at Its session la-t e vm i n p. Tie 'jiarse wnf made by V". T Elnioii!ion. one of the Rohde arenue advim ntes of si'li-waiks on the cui! 'ha; iirtain Fcst side reai ef-;, in-n haO i-i or,-,l i',ur or five propei-y nwo-err-n hen iiey bou-Tht corner jots on Rohde avenue that they could lie the city property to maite up for the narrow )..ts they bought. "Didn't thfF? propertj- owners knowi"' 'lime one nyked. "that no real estate owner has th? rtsrht to promise n part of th" street nr. part of the r'jnsi3rnt Ion in a a'e "

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TO the anisir. the tip as then given to future subdlrtderR that they tnaJtrt lb comer lots Larp emntrh so thai there woul'l b no excuse for "selilngr" city property with t.h cxpectiktlon that It will be used for private purposes. The fact was aim pointed out that if the board of works permits th? use of ity property for private purposes In the. case of Rhode vvenue that there will bJ a pivicf-dont art tha.t will make it eaay for-rejvl estate agrents In the future to promise prospective pirchatsers of real cntatc that tliry may use city property. II in let down the trs to the peneral utilieatlon of city property by owners ou all of the May-wood Ride streets. COEXECT VraOHO tHEPE!5BIOir f5ome of the east nide property owners had Lhe impression that a street is merely an easement to the city that may he wtth-drawn at any time. The fact was pointed out that when streets are dedicated they are for the uso of ail the public and that aJl the putiiio has the rUht to proUst wuert thee rlffhta

are iaUec iwny from H.

TlFrfltJse the frontage owners have to pay fr th sewers, sidewalks and pavement that benefits property nnd makes it aererif-.nhie '.o the s'noml puli'le is r.o

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FRESH-CUT

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Ail Colors, Fresh, Cut Regular $1 Values

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29, Democrat Ballot

WILLIAM T. SCHULTE is a candidate for the nomination f-r councihnan on the Democrat liiket in the Eighth Ward. - lias brcn a resident of Hammond f'.r 27 years a resident of the Ltrth Ward for 10 years. h as been a property owner and taxpayer for 12 years and is qualiuorl to represent the interests of the property owners and taxpayers in tr.e citv cc-unciL

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181 Eajt State Street.

Our Motto "Quality, Service

Specials for Saturday, April 23rd

SMALL LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS Per pound SELECT BRAND HAMS Best on the market. Per pound FINEST BRAND BRISKET BACON Per pound SUGAR CURED BOILING BACON Per pound

14c 25c 19c 16c

FRESH LEAN PORK BUTTS Per pound

12ic

KAUFMAN IN WOLF - Hamkond.Imd

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10c

14c

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MOT BRO

174 Fayette Street Phone Ham. 374

9 Poultry Supplies

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Prime Native Short Ribs of Beef, lb.

Fresh Tender Boiling QXp Beef, lb y 2

Prime Native Beef Pot Roast, lb . .

Fresh Leaf Lard, 1 1 all you want, lb. 1 Fresh Cut Lean Perk O Ac Chops, lb

Fresh Liver, sliced to order, lb

Genuine Spring Larrib 0"7Hind Quarter, lb. U Genuine Spring Lamb 1 "7 - Fore Quarter, lb . . Milk Fed Native Veal 93 c Leg or Loin, lb. . . "

Home Made Pork Sausage, lb ... .

Libby Fine Cut Sauer 1 Kraut, qt Home Rendered Pure 1 p Lard, lb AOC

17c

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Do You Know that there are 175.000 idle cars in the railroad yards ? -that the stock of coal on hand are lower

than ever

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VITH BUTTERMILK Sold in packages at 30c and 60c Also bags, $1 .35

KEY RING LEG BANDS Per dozen 15c GRIT AND SHELL

BOXES

Each

.90c

lar Founts

CHICK FEEDERS 5 styles. 20c to 5Gc

that the production of coal in the United States is below 7.309.000 tons weekly, or approximately 43' i of production in December. 1920? -that the average consumption of coal in the United States is more than 10,000,000 tons weekly? thst a great coal strike threatens in Great Britain and that arrangements are being made to export millions of tons of fuel to foreign countries? that as ;oon as business picks up there will le another car shortage? that there is net likely to be a decrease in freight rates? that there will not he a decrease in miners' wages until July. 1922? that a ton of coa! in your cellar is worth ten -m a mine when you need it? MORAL: Buy your coal now while it is plentiful, no matter who you buy it of get delivery NOW- and insist on a signed weight ticket with each and every load. We Sell and Recommend the "OLD BEN" GENUINE FRANKLIN COUNTY COAL In Lump or Furnace Sire PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS Single tons, $8.50 per ton, delivered. Five tons or more, $8.00 per ton. LAWN SEED Good Mixed Grass, per pound 25c XX Mixed with Clover, per pound 30c O. V. B. Mixed, per pound 40c Kentucky Blue Grass, per pound 35c Pure X Into Clover, per pound 75c FERTILIZER V'aughan's Sheep Manure25 pounds $1.00 100 pounds $3.00 Vaushan's Lawn and Garden Mixture 25 pounds $1.50 100 pounds $4.40

& dry W mash & Per pound Yzc 25 pounds $1.00 50 pounds $1.90 100 pounds $3.75 RED COMB EGG MASH With Buttermilk Per pound 4 c 25 pounds 95c 50 pounds $1.80

100 pounds . .

$3.45

CALUMIL EGG MASH Contains Died Buttermilk Sold in 100 pound bags only. Per bag. .$2.60 (Delivered)

SCRATCH FEEDS

$3.15 ent, .$2.95 100 .$3.05

Ful-O-Pep. 100 lb; Red Comb, with 100 lbs Same, no qnt. per lbs.

(Slightly higher in smaller lots.) ! Morning Glory Feed, 100 lbs $2.70 Same, no grit, per 100 lbs $2.20 Calumil Scratch Feed, in j 1001b. bags only. $2.20

Orders of $1.00 or more delivered free.

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FRESH SPARE RIBS Lean and meaty. Per pound

reason why tiie property owners have tiny more rights to the streets that have been dedicated In front of their houses than any one else Street are. purposely deflieatefl to cesslre widths ia new subdivision kwfe. Ing to the future when he city Ifrowa up and th excessive width is tustdai to take care of constantly increasing traffic congestion. go whr-il property owners convert to thetf own Uses parts of these jtreets they create a problem lor future residents of sijoii district that entail expense, liother end In many cases cosUy litigation. EAST SIDEKS KET Ths East Plde Improvement -Association has taken the initiative in combating the sand nuisance. ?o hare eand lots will be permitted in built up sec tions of the city f the recommendations of the association are carried ou. I.j i, Pmith, one of toe councilmen from that section, made that sureeytion last eveniner and his proposal hm enthusiastically received. The plan is to pass an ordinance reuirina; exposed sand t he covered by the property owners In alt the city blocks wliere B0 per cent, of the frontage is built up end Improved. It would operate a rreat deal a dorm

the ordinance requiring the cutting vf wtt-ds on vacant lot". If iho prererty owner falls to cover a sand lot after a central notification, to do so it would bm coveted by the City and aaaease4 Ae&lnrt him. IttkVTBtB A JLB KUXStXO In tnejiy aecttea t the city ftDa hornets have bem trUilt, lawn havs been mad and landscaped at considerableexpense only to have ta sand froin adjacent lots blow or r em and destroy the work of weeks. Once sand ha blown on to lawn 1t is aJmost impesfuble ttj do any ti ing with it without srpadlr.r K up and re-sowtny it. The fact wa brought out that tJie rreateat damage done by plasterers -who fro out Into vaaint lota and dig irarrtnir liles In them for the purpose of getUng; eand with which to make rnortar. The wind then cnena up these hole and spreads the mji 1 over acres of fmund, The landsoape Is also defaer.l by people who dlu sod crff from vacant luts for the purpuse tif Boddtr. their yards,

Read The Times Want Au

Saturday, April 23rd Specials PHONE HAMMOND 118 125 G0STUN STREET GET THE HABIT It's Worth Your While to Trade with We'd Admit It You'll Admit it To

Sugar

GROCERIES

10 lbs VBy request we are again giving you a chance on those as- OQp sorted cookies, per lb . " Gold Medal Flour, d? 1 O O 25 Ik P Gold Medal Flour, 43 Potatoes, per peck, 25c, Ori- -- . . V. i

Liuoiii-l ...... Peas. No. 2 cans, 3 for Peaches, No. 3 cans, per can

They sure like our Coffe

Blackberries. No. 2 cans, OQ ruiv ran

Tak-hom-a Biscuits, 3 for

29c 32c

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P. & G. Soap,

10 bars for . .

16c 59c

SATISFACTION

84v 01 IE

GUARANTEED OR

MONEY REFUNDED

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181 Eaft State Street,

Company

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STAR

NAPHTHA

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WASHING

POWDER

MEATS Bell Shaped Leaf Lard 9 lbs Fancy Veal Leg or Loin. per lb. . ... . ,m Pure Beef Hamberger, pr lb. Choice Round Steak, per lb. Native Beef Pot Roast, per lb. Snow White Veal Shoulder, per lb . . . .

Snow White Veal Breast, 1Cp per lb 1 U U

Short Ribs Beef, per lb Choice Veal or Lamb per lb

Smoked Cali. Hams. 6 to O ( n 8 lb. average. lb. . . . Fancy Boiling Bacon, O O per lb Fancy Brisket Bacon, 24 C per lb American Cream Cheese, O O

$1 25 c 16c 25c 16c 23 c

11c 29c

per lb Kettle Rendered Lard.

j per lb ! Good Luck or Moxley's Oleo, per lb

Large package today Oftr Best Creamery Butter, for OC per lb

WE KNOW YOU WOULD ENJOY A LOAF OF OUR BREAD S. & H. STAMPS DELIVERY

18c 26c 53c

w.i.m ii.iinMnmwt-1 iinw 'I"; iH't,',"..'. .miiiwiwiii ... iim m.iiimininn ii iii i,- mmm.j

294 Hohman St.

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Hammond

Tel 3641

Specials for Saturday

Gold Medal or Cere- & l 1 EL sola Flour, 18 bbl.

Bread, large loaf 15c; small loaf Good Luck, 2 lbs. for

I 1 Puritan Malt and Hop-.

special at The finest Cocoa, per lb

Fancy Santos Coffee, J 00

25c

Pure Preserves, raspberry. Strawberry and cherry. 16 25 C

ol. jar Argo Corn Starch, 2 pkgs v

Fancy 3 Crown Muscatel 2 X C

IdllM113 7 r I Fancy Santa Clara Dried Hp C ,; prunes, med'm size, lb. A U

Fancy Fresh Baked Cookies, Chocolate Sundae, light and dainty, just received. Op

10c 47c

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J IDS

-1 ! Our Best Fancy M. & H.

Coffee, 3 lbs Fancy Golden Corn Meal, per lb Fancy Peaches, No. 2!2 can 18c; No. 1 can. . Wisconsin Selected Early June Peas Fancy Tomatoes, solid pack, No. 2'? can . . .

Fancy Apple Butter, 22 rz. jar

per lb. Cocoanut Bars, per lb Assorted Iced and Plain Cookies, per lb Fresh Baked Soda

Crackers, per lb I 0 C Graham Crackers,

ter lb . .

P. & G. Soap, CZ1r

99c 3c

10c 10c 25c

23 c 19c 14c 17c

1 0 bavs for U. S. Mail Soap, 10 bars for Cleansers, for this sale, 4 cans for . .

49 c 19c

Give Your Husband Plenty of Bread and make the slices good and thick. He will be much more fit for the battles of life if you give him more bread the most healthful of foods. You will find one Bread that just suits him Deitrich 's Cream Bread Its delicious flavor gives proof of its hidden goodness. Eat more of it and make Cream Maid your favorite brand. AT YOUR GROCER'S