Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 23 April 1921 — Page 6

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f '"ay cvc n.s- Apr; I ST. lived m-,s:c Rrcdr l.vipg r.?r ti Tan ii'naie depot hs.s been experiencing 'i i U-, poor l.ea'.th lately. '-. is j-eP .r.t t.iaf Mrs. Pell TJthill " . .von Imvp I'rown Point to maUe ' r, "rrn with relatives in t'Mrafto and ! ' Tui'r.Ui ht!ti on r.a street put on '.-- !T.rr!afe licenses are: Stanley i ' -p''er. Of rj . Mareret Kuiafte. Ho- :. '"r-m C. K. Heine. Tol'.estoa, - r-.a E. Be.rt-.scii. Chicago; Ernest r T. r. rorothy Uoldstetn, Gary; ' : r.rst F. CJ. Bertha Has, HamI - 1. ' T.' Hi-d transa-ctei t'.)!liie5a Id : -a.-;o on FrUay. '."). i'r.ry5t!:t f !jb enjoyed card r :.. at the c. rooms on Thursday i nt. pr,is at 5CH r-einif won by Mrs "NTERNT!ONV Nf'AS SvrCEl VEA- YORK, -rril Stocks, rlospi Ices: ' Ch aimer? . .... Ztlt An r:cn Car and Fdry 1244 A Yier'u an IcomNtlv a mi r. ran. imtinjr i1' American Steel Kdry -.-.an Te'. ard Tel 105',. : p.- r.'ia T Uu-omot'Ti! S?!a .ileliom Pteel U . -cadian 'PrcIAc ill . .-.n,T '' ,-;r.d N. W. M ' M and Si. Pa a! C0" ' .In: 3d" Fufl "0 i ' '.!: t ed Gas t tn Products TS'i :!cib Stee! TS7s r.""ni Central Ji- kan'anna Steel '.,-.:;h Valley 50H V--s;can Fete lit ji 2?te: - ! ' v. T Air Brake 71 N'T To?- Central fiQ1 ?.' a.-u1 v. . Hi, 'J i - C.tlea Ga .""si " 5d Steci Cv S I : t d ; r. sr , "Is Tpv.;lte Iron and Stel 6 a tj : , debater SST ''.aj C i 4 " 4, v.-- n f Vu-ti.se 4 7S v.- '-v Overland S F r- ::; . 0:1 27V, CHICAGO IaXTX STOCX KOvlS Receipts. .P00. Market 13 ft ' is ier: Vim steady; I?'ilk. J'ff js.-.i; T.-r .-;0: Jleavywelsrht. .JJ-?.3r. ; MeJ,r . .'.;;.. S.C5 H t.3': Ightweitrht.

t M Hfide and M'.'i F.'.la Mamot.i.

The ct of "Mary's Millions '" wiioj mon;.

recently pjt on a show under the a: l ices of the. American leK!on. bad

j dinner party at the Marigold jrardensjlhe V.

la Chicago on Thursday night. .Sixteen nembars of the cast made the trip.

! "a'.ctv was tnoroufftiiy enjuyca uy ai.; j The sberirr'a offlea force apprehended an amateur crook by the name of Mor- j rH Cavana'Jgb, who tjs attempting to

d'.fposa of a Ford car to Charles Ka - : tella at their garage on Joilet treri on Thurrlay. The elier'.fTa office wasj rotlfed and unarthed the facts that) the car hud bsen atolen from In f ront j of k boras !n Forest. 111. Oavanaughj vi'.jed tea oar at $200 and the deal, with Kabella had bean abojt closed! when tie began to get suspicions. Cav-J anaugSi .ad a cornrlJo et of piarvi foDlns t"ols ri '.th hlru and declared I

that as bis trade. Toe t orent. P.!., au thorltlea came and took him c-n Frl da:.-.

For today and Sundv tlif Orpheurn i fi'erj as a feature attraction Jeannetta Ad.er ard hr q-ieetis of fjyncopatlon in

? niue'.oai rrfiani'. P'x pretti rn:rr into the lntrlc anies of t h

Mv.Malion -a rul Wiieolrr lo a nire no city st unt. Clare and Vr:st. har-

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alngtng and ta'Vinc artista. are on tivftaiiie bt;i. The prn?;ani loeep "Itlr

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' CHICAGO. April 13. Jullu J. Keini cold, ivhn yesterday f gured aa one .!'

i the victims of a $260,000 diamond

-v Inllav V.HH held ftt put. to

fiuartt-rn ns one of the instigator c. t'lte robbery. His brother. T.cn Ttein1 cold, also as held. The two were to

j hv Kfiilcd 1 ! Tlie robbc j gold's offic

JB.SOJS.6?; Light Lights S. 30 S Ifeai-y Pairing Sows. mc"t!i. J5.8ot? c7 63: Pa' king Son , rough, f$.50T$C3; rigs. $7.oos .::.

CATTIjE; Receipts 3.00i. SHKEP Receipts 7.0,'P. CHICACO PROUVCB ELTTER- R.'ce.pt .. S.17S tubs, crjam e.-y extra, itic; firsts. 54 'ft SSc; packing stock. 15c. 12GGS P.eceipts 3.40 cas: m'jcel-lan-rous. ZXHi'ic: ordinary firsts, 13 $ 29c: firsts. 12 ''i 22'.jc; extra, r.3'tc. f hcriiJ. 17c, dirties. 15c. 1 A VR !)L"LTIIY Turkeys. 4ie: chicker.i:. 5'sc: roosters, !Sc; Sicf.ye He diicks. S!e. IVrATOi: lUceipte. car?: Xorti rn Whites. ssc!- (1. 1 .00 f 1 . 1 0 : Niv

V. oridas. x.-. :. $4 VE.U1 s . Slf fancy. 11 174 ;bs..

Xo. 1. 7't 7.50: New V j ( f . -SO i r $." lbs.. T'ifc: 7 0.. , 90 to 11" lbs.. 1 overweight kidneys. '7 7c.

CROWN POINT. In1.. April 23. 1" the criminal court of Lake county O. Thomas, deputy prosecuting attorney, baa made these settings for m week cf April 25, 1021. Mondr April 2t. ISOlState vs James xvea.er, Mfrl.n J. Long and Jack Oordon. 1702 Stat va Lawrence King. 1S03 -Statu vs Lawrence King.

Tuesday. April 2il. ! igAfj State a Albert F.. Swisher. 1 767 State is Joe Ko!onvjk 1. i J2?8 State vj Eugene Lew. ' A4eJ ens ilny. April ST. ; 1702 State vs Peter K'.volga. ' 1704 State s Win. K a nniiel r . i 1703 ?tatc vs Herman Ha'-.n i 1717'a - State vs. Fred Kreman. j 171S State vs J.hn Oudash. I 1722 Stat1 vs Mike Kosias- ', 1720 State is Mary K'kicli. ' 172-1 .t'tate cs H.idy StagnaK 1,. I 1731 --State vj Waw Lad'inior.iv'.ch. 1 1732 State vs (loorgo ("J-rs.v. Thorsdar. April 2S. j 12'? ?tat-j vs Clifford

137ft State vs Code L.'SS". Frldny. April 'iV. 1 733 State is Sam Hartia 1 734 S'.p.te vs rl.ldred Uutts

,.i 173." Sate vs M.ari Tucke-. to St ,

,. lii.' ."Mate is nnpin ia.inn.i. ." ' 1750 Stale i-j Anton l"rbenSvi 1752 State vs Frank Mud.ik

det.'i-tlves fovla:-'. I y occurred in Julius Tietn- I Ler..iy Present, a dls- j

iio.jid salesman of Koci.'.ster. N. I . I was displaying to Itelngo-a his stock j i of diamonds. UvbUera entered, b.o.jn-1 , i Present and Ueing'vdd uinl mH.da off j 1 vv it btho Jweis. I i circumstances surrounding th rM- j ' ,i vy. cblef.y tliu east and smoothness I iv : tlx which it was executed, aroifdj ' the suspicions of the police and Rein- j ! gold and his brother were takm Into j j custody. Chief - f I'etectivea liughes j j deciared today he believed the robbery . t to havn beu a "frame-up." Present ' j una held inoceiit by the police who be- J j pen; he wm lured to UlnK"'d' office j ' to be robbed. j

Julius Ueuigo.d. according to tne pcllce. was arrested on .Ian. 3 List, j rharsred u l'ii recelr .ng diamonds j stolen from fsm't'l Tltibenateln. Ha .

I returned t he ston'.a and t no case win I dropped. j

WHITING. In 5 , Apr! ' r. f of the r ;ti coin' Sehragi was instructed! to lakrt te n-cessar; he inereased rates of

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tnilCAtiO CASH f;iAA TVHEAT No. 1 hard winter, No. 3 northern spring, $1S-? iff ;.. ; OO-RN No. 2 Mixed. 60c; No. 2 White! C2-gG2 1-4c: No. 2. Yellow. fi2jj62'.c: No. 4. M.ved, 5S?3S 3-4c; No. 3, White. SO'-j ?69 3-lf, No. 3 Ve'.lorw. fiO'-rfilcj Xo. ft. Miied. 56c: No. 4 Yellow, 3S1- :?! ..i-c. I ATS No. 2 Wh.te, 53 S t" : No. S. White. 3S't3S 3-i:. I . i MUSICAL SHOW 1 ON MOITDAYt Nestt Monday th" b! musical show! "PaT and Warmer" tom-s to the Of- j pheu n theater for a long er.sagement I

Hammond Auto Sheet Metal Works 690 Hohman Street Phone 3032

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L Hammond people sern tange there will be more lai-s o shows.

QUALITY At aporfe,t is evident in every package of BUCKEYE HOPS MALT EXTRACT J No Buckeye label is put on the outside until quality has been put on the inside. 'AH Buckeye goods are, first of all, trustworthy and pure! TRY BUCKEYE TODAY It's easy to get and easy to use. If Your Dealer Haja't It He Caa Get It From THE BURGER BROS. CO. (Now 47 Years Young) 335 Main Street. Cincinnati, Ohio

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hat aVell-Known Indiana Woman Says ElVhart. Ind.: '"When I was a girl Jcrt j coming icW womanhood 1 suffered greatly-, j I became 4 ireak and -

r.ervous, in fatrt, all run-down in health, j In addition to thii I j ;tv had a broaWtng-out all j

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frf- $ i iDot get anything that iJT f 'L did me any good until i

i.- fbif-il mv mother began givLi ink mo Dr. IVree'a

4-"" Jravorite Prescription fTfim- and his Golden Med-

rrorel to be jurt what I celled as I hav never hRd anv more womanly trouble, and thev a'so cured rue of the brea.in-out on mv bodv. I rar.not say enough in praise ol lf. Pierce's medicines ir.nce they did i so mueh for me."-MK3. OLO. FLLNNfcU 107 Contna Pt. All drugdirts. liquid or Ubicts. HARTZLER FOR TREASURER

Manufacturers and Repairers of Radiators and Fenders LOOKING INTO YOUR RADIATOR vie may find defects vital defects which you do not see now and do not bother you at present. But sooner or later this defective radiator will prevent your watr cooling system from operating properly. Better let us inspect and overhaul your radiator before truble comes. Our Prices kit Right We Guarantee All of Our Work

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Friendliness in business is 'more than courtesy. It adds the element of personal interest and human uderstading. New cutomers will find a friendliness in their banking relations with this institution that is unique and not at all dependent upon this size of their account. We are glad at all times to talk in strictest confidence regarding your personal financial problems and may be able to make suggestions, based on our long experience, that will prove invaluable to you. Drop in todav !

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No. 19 on Ballott Promises a clean administration. The records of the office M'ill be correct and accurate. Courtesy and service with competent assistants to protect vour interests is my motto.

DR. T. GOLDMAN Dentist First National Bank Bldg. X-RAY East Chicago, Indiana

W. G. PAXTON. President FRED R. MOTT, Vice-President

FRANK HAMMOND, SeCretary-T reaiurer H. J. GESCHE1DLER, Asst. Sec.-Tre asurer

DIRECTORS

W. G. PAXTON FRED R. MOTT FRANK HAMMOND

H. J. GESCHEIDLER AUGUST E. JARNECKE VULLIAM A. McHIE

HARBOR HAT CLEANING SHOP Makes your old hat look like new Bring them to us. AU Work Guaranteed

Wc specialize V omen's and

in cleaning Men's Hats.

3404 MICHIGAN AVE. INDIANA HARBOR Kondiles & Parhas, Props.

Daly Plumbing Co. Plumbing and Heating Repairing and Sewering Phone E. Chi. 114 1101 145 5t. East Chicago

143 East State St. Hammond, IncL Phone 2dgo

Our chitf airn is to send all of our customers away supremely happy over their selections. However, back of o u r efforts there is always the desire to see that each chooses the fashion best suited to her personality.

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"Loisrr Pnce" is t h e w'atchword. A good thing all around. Howe v e r. when seeking a low price, style and intrinsic worth must be the. o u t s t a nding f u ndamentala. The quality remains long after the price has been forgotten.

MODES OF THE MOMENT Priced Special for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday We have never been able to quote such prices on apparel as will be effective for the THREE DAYS SEE OUR WINDOWS

SPORT COATS

Snug and wrappy styles, comprising the desirable Spring fabrics; light and comfortable just what

vou'll want for the cool days and

motoring. Priced for Monday. Tues

day and Wednesday at $18.75 and

1UIC JU.H WliUl. ;$14.75

WRAPS

Well tailored and of beautiful soft woolen mateii t ii r l

Highly adaptable to the cool days ot early

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summer ana the oristcy evenings Specially priced for Monday. Tues

dav and Wednesday at $25.75 and

$19.75

DRESSES-

Satin and Charmeuse Dresses that are graciously youthful; unique ruffle, tunic and panel effects

make them most charming. They,

are priced special for Monday, Tues

day and Wednesday at $18.50 and

$12.75

SUITS

By the smartness of their fabric, the newness of their lines and the excellence of their tailoring, these serge and tricotine suits will assure you style correctness throughout the season.) Jt A They're priced very special for Mon-KaJJ day, Tuesday and Wednesday at

Ladies' Full-Fashioned Hose $3 val., $1.98 Bead Embroidered Hose, $2.95

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CHANGE IN METHOD OF CALLING FROM HAMMOND TO CHICAGO To queckrn service between Hammond and Chicago, wc have arranged a new method of handling calls for "number only." Under the new plan, connection for "number only" in Chicago will be established by the Lxuil Operator in the Hammond Exchange, and such calls, therefore, will not go to the Long Distance Operator. This change will be effective Sunday, April 24th, 1921. After this date, when you call a "number only" in Chicago, give the number to the Local Operator as you would for a local call, then remain with the receiver to the car until the connection is established. EXCEPTION When a particular person is wanted or when a "collect" message or appointment call is desired, it will be necessary to ask for Long Distance as in the pas.

llinois Bell Telephone Company