Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1921 — Page 2

PAGE J i

THE TIMES April 30, 1921. WMWIHIIMI1IHIJIW1W

hi4kfkj

News Notes

BUILDING OF ARENA I Oil DEMI SEY - CARPENTIER BOUT BEGINS

At-: . t i visitor at the li.iinc o;' Jo;.;. Uiiland ar.J Mrs. A. C. -tr r. White Oak avenue is Mrs. A. J. ;..i:and wh) id coining lrom Kaiis.i.s '.'' i;o. Sho will remain a i-'.v e.-ks l-.Hin;j r.lativos In these ratt.i Th.j is her wood Music club ontortain-,-i at I'M; hoi.iO of M.'.ri m Turner in N' .'.; iiar'.ns avenuo ia.st .wn1n'. oaojori.; Fryer and William I.'uvl.i v. t re quests. Misa Kay the t U'.1 !n.-r !r..-tr-.ict d In laason? or rhyir.a t,!"' I j'. jvvir.K the music testa Ui.to -wort-ii:dul;-wce la pleasant pa.-tirio! or tcrr.cs and wtro aervod to rcfri-sh-Mr. end Mrs. J. Floyd Held or N yrthcoto avenue havo had s tJvtr fUf.it. Mr. II. M. Oliver, of Tol.-do, O., undo of Mr J. IleUl. The Itmd.i ore 'avin today to motor through to .tuts of Michiua aiid in til ri'turn 2.1 nday.

v.ty ilir.es T.ljrln, UK, '. a ji;rst t

t' Mr. und Mrs. jl. J. Kcarris t-f l ir .- troet. Mrs. V.'. rave of IL ckf -rd 11.. th.

vi.ohf.r .r Mrs. Wur.-un K:;: of i:-:i- : atrvet ,.r.t t--o Jay l.cv y.-t-. .- i '.-7 T'.o K -;:;- urn ( r. ; a : . i: to i-o. to their iio-.v hur.n; in Nioh o,ictt ao:i'.:c In tho 143rd '. 1 k t ,! iy. Mr M. II. Kt.-siv.--y t,f : VTrhc-t.' I nv uu'i is cxpfctia,' h-r ir.:k. r. Sirs, j .folia O'Nun of -i.uBK.-r..v.-. O.. to-t il.'V and wl. will be an on; or.:: o .1 1 y ! J.ttnva Pe'hanty of (".vvlan.l, i . j 'i ' i ladles will remain for u f.--,v j I:, -nibs. j .-.rvlc: tho injTf national c.t:r'h ! 31:iit -""M :::r -. Ml-;.-:;- rovi ;s.ori .st r :. i

k f

4 -fSil 4

sun

I , 4 1

BT TAIf Today Wm. Farnum 1JUU b "THE GREAT SACRIFICE." Sunday Clyde Cook in "fhe Jockey."

DACTIf fP Today Douglas I 110 1 llfiL Fairbanks in "THE MAN FROM PAINTED POST." Very good. Sunday Jack Gardner in a western feature, "MEN OF THE WEST."

sw j;. . X..'.

i. ' --. ' r . ,-'' . " . "i

I . lit; ; Men i-romcry park. Jersey Jty, in (reparation for tiie wooden arc ia.

I.cvdinu cf th

the '.vorld w!l

lvice woojL-u urera, i:i whic'.i iho Locti u.artoJ

ho! 1 July 2, 1. -:i : is r-. -1 a beauty s;.'ct.

IU to;-.;-; the i;c.i

c-iilicr tattle for

M.-:U:.;o:

r ho.-t ti VictoEc of it"3 pre to:i; v tr electric ai.J sU-aiu railroai

,1.1 clii.iri ortiiliip of 1 j irk, but, a-s ti.e pi.iuro sl'.ov.. , IL I iinc-jt.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENT

no . n:1 Oil;-, : .1 ilV'Ty :

PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE Kvi'l i:kmstitcic:, t;i rrov covica. j . ,

Bit ID! NO .- Piicnirr skuvice CXLL W.USEVS TKi.Ki'llONB 444

c Mnj.U, 1'fistor: Pu:o:.0:;.' a. 1:1. ; M'TiJi-jj !-cr U ; I'.;U:-::.e.i'..ito Kadonvor at .- !m-r Kn ..1 a wr at J:wa : :r service at 7:iJ y. m. The tti rno.r a:.d (. vciO.r'.r 0. i it. V. M;. I'ii't. o) :i roiotal will ;.rv.....de tho - Al !...:. : r-. i i .-.-!:; I ... r o i. !- .1 l y tao ,;!:,, r : ). I .a . t S;:::d y v. a.s o.. :. ji.vsv t re o il ,,..,r t I- !is

ttl E. Slil l; S.T., ll.V131UM

s-:

SEE TIIKHE IJAIWAIVS S rooms and Lath, fuii b u-:n.nt. has Icundry, furnace lic it, two car irara 3TJi ft. lot, pT.'-t fivnt, on '.'rtk M.i-

ti- It. ::' f.-r th.- l.vtur- ,t ur.:,- ;-t. .re. i..r,'i or" t to .-vh

(lay. A t'r.c vi : i 1

oJ .cat.3 on M'C nv. has bt-o!i pro ! at ti... Tio

trour

r-r!r - f

or quick sa... Jst

:; ; u

lot iJ0;i blix:!;, Forsyth avo., east front, only J13C0. CI-TA.S. V. TE2mi.NI 0MP.',';V

of t!:

lOI

-9 .

1 :k-: :r.i;-. t;

oatuj or TiLiirsrs : . v. :. t .

TVe wish to thank oar frion-1 and ' lirt)i. lot wl-o r. a! !"r Pnoiirhtc-rs of Isabella, for tho b.sautifu! ': t..r i ;:!'.- a: d i t:. fiortl ofi". r!rirs end k!ndnc3 and sym- j yv md-. r .-f I'tii.; patby sUoim us at tho rtTcnt i'1no-s a-i 1 i "Way i M - ' :n,l

wi. jo.i;i iir"v iT'-IV'-ii

ilartln Crrot-n, J4r. and Mr5. irr7ar,n, Mr. arid Sirs. August Green, Hr. and Mrs. N'ordonroon.

First lirv ho-. . . ne.'tiori wO Tho lOrT-. .i:45 th- 0

Hoar Mr. Corsham in gospel mrt- classes for

trfr at Methodist church, Kast Oil-! mr. t et u 1.-.5 sro. tonight. 4-31-1 : 7 p. m.

-o! of lodiioa II :rw:'! T"T' :)eh. Ill C.Ol-

3' t-'.''

' - " -

THE RAILROAD MAN'S ATE

i on ilie Ballot

For City Treasurer EDWIN E. HARTZLER

tight years' experience in exacting railroad work insures a safe and careful administration. Your interests and the city fundi will be safely handled. Competent assistants my motto. I earnestly solicit your support. Net a member of any faction or combination.

USBSJEIBBBBBBHO' a o h era e a ana a a.i

eLUXE

Theatre

WON

ENTIRE NEW SHOW TOMORROW

"SCHOOL DAYS" A Schoolroom Comedy with Songs and Dances SAMAROFF & SONIA A European Novelty CHARLES WILSON Original Comedian

MIDGET TRIO Clever Juvenile Entertainers

TODAY WU1 Rogers in "BOYS WILL BE BOYS'

Also "CINDERELLA" will be I

shown both afternoon and evening i

Also ARTHUR BOURCHIER in "THE GREAT DAY" The Latest Paramount Picture CONTINUOUS FROM 1 to 11 P. M.

SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY

: a:..l ovnirg v.'-'

P .i'i

1:1

13 &

1( A-TiUfr JL.l-.t ji,;-. tilL - ti.rn irrlmttr ' rk' Jii'i W -at ri-'m Hi, 1 V. ' if m A"' i rtWiii if it .Sn rVf'r-ltV- " ,J , fif -if" ' ' ' ' I . i

-i r-V"vw,yTk ' ' j S U . -. . O v N.. ....ft .IB

(U'nJ 3

hu'iAii ii

WILLIAM S. HAfT la, THE CRADLE OF COURAGE ' A PARAMOUNT PICTURE

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Chas. Ray in "THE VILLAGE SLEUTH"

-Of'"

V '

TT77 ri ww

vvnere livewboav izoes

HAMMOND :: INDIANA

.Li,

AUDITORIUM MAX rELFER. Prop. 567 aiumet Are. Phont YUm'4 1931 TODAY SPECIAL Toru Ady in "LOCKED LIPS" Also Ep. 3 of "Phantom Fee" Serial SUNDAY Bryant Washburn in "THE SIX BEST CELLARS" Also "Lizzie's Love"

INDIANA'S WONDER THEATRE HAMMOND, IND.

THEN

The Home of High Clan Vaudeville snd Feature Photoplays All Our Acts Direct from Majestic, Palace and State-Lake

LAST TIMES TODAY

i 1

A RACING ROMANCE

THAT J f CAN'T STOP $J LAUGHING MacLean '"Oft Home Stretch' A Thomas H.Ince Production (X (paramount (picture

Geo. Chocs Presents "MY SOUL MATE" A Musical Comedy with Beautiful Gowns, Songs and Dances THREE BLIGHTY GIRLS Rare Bits of Scotch Vaudeville RUCKER & WINIFRED The Ebony Hued Entertain era HENRY'S PETS A Clever Canine Novelty Always the Parthenon Symphony Orchestra and our Pipe Organ Grand

Bargain Matinee Daily at 2 P. M. Evenings, 6:30 to 11

TODAY AND TOMORROW EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION The Rkho Musical Comedy Company Presents THE BIG SCENIC PRODUCTION

l A Ml i A II JilLL J I U&itl

Ymi All ALL STA?v CST Of 20 Fcc;! bc;uih3 a Bevy cf Preliy Ghh

lo'd 1

V r

I 1

K'i " kt COMING MONDAY FOR FOUR DAYS 1 o Geo. M. Cohan's Intemationzl Success $ "45 MiaEtes From Broadway" ii . j-ii Aiiuksion: Matbiee Daily, 2:30, 10c-20c-25c. Nights,

1 - i

1 ; I

7 to 11 P. M., 10c.2Gc-23c-3Sc

Upstairs Furniture Store and Display Rooms A Success

Never before have the people of Hammond had such ciii opportunity as they now have to buy Furniture, Stoves and Rurjs at such low cash prices. AH Dining Room, Cxhccm and Living Room Furniture. Stoves and Ivigs are bought direct from the factories for cadi ap.d sc.I J to the public at cash prices only. In this you save the nn.J Jlem in's profits and the high rents of the downstairs. Visit These Display Rooms Before You Buy Elsewhere

165 East Slate St. Upstairs Where Rent is Low and Prices Lower

,;,;v,JJ

,fai;i(tr.,ji

Not What You Earn But What You Save Makes Wealth

Everybody cannot have a large income at the start, but everybody can be thrifty. The amount of money you save is not nearly so important as the way you set about it. Be regular in your savings and the result is bound to come. Put aside a certain amount from each pay envelope and watch it grow. We add interest January first and July first on all moneys that have been on deposit for three months or more on these dates.

f 'it.1

. A ol A ,.

.'" ' . rf 1 ' .a.tT 11 . !iSi,a..'-iiwL' V . . i'lt.

t . " y (. Vi ft i i ; r" ' "

rW.P?" JTJ g(.,,T,ji' 3WW-ftt--Mf 4.-r .

I have told you throughout my campaign, and now repeat, that if nominated and elected, I will always regard the office of CI f Y JUDGE as a sacred trust given me by the Citizens of Hammond; and further, that I will conduct my office in such a manner as to merit the confidence which you have reposed in me. ours, for

:" i ' r ' . - 1

- 4.: fejt iA

irst i rest 6r bavings oank

Formally Known as Lake County Savings & Trust Company Cor. State and Hohman Sts., Hammond, Indiana

PETER W. MEYN, president DAVID T. EMERY. Secretary-Treasurer

JOS. W. WE1S. Vice-President CHS. II. WOLTERS, Asst. Sec.-Treas.

F3 i (j

No. 22 on the Republican Ballot

4re you reading 'xh Tunes.' sr-. 'Ti