Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 278, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1921 — Page 7

Fridav. Mav 13. 1921.

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Well Known Physician Called by Death From Cancer rr. Ceorye W. Miller, well known physician and surgeon of East Chicago dirtl at his home at 2 o'clock yesterday hflrrnocn from a several weeks' illness v. hii'h developed from cancer. Up to the time the doctor became bedridden he was active In his duties and suspected no llinees of so malignant a character. Upon diagnosis about three months fsro It was found that ha was suffering from the deadly disease. An operation performed on him at that time, yesterday proved of no avail. He was taken t ) Bellrvua hospital, New Tork, following: the Chicago diagnosis, and all the latest radium cures administered, lie was about 4 4 years of age and leaves a wife and one daughter, Doris. Also a brother, J. C. Miller, of Xorthcote avenue. Religious ceremonies will be conducted at his home, 443G ilagoun avenue, Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock, prior to tho funeral party leaving for Middlebury. X. Y., his former home where interment will take place. The remains will leave Hammond via the Michigan Central at 3130 o'clock .iucday afternoon. Tho deceased was graduated from the Cincinnati School cf Medicine and Surgery.

REAPPOINTED TO LIBRARY BOARD SPZCIM TO THE TIMES CROVTS POINT, Ind , May 13. Mr.-, r. J. Moraa cf Hammond was appointed a member of the library board of Hammond to succeed herself. Tii: appointment la for three years and was mada by J-jdje K. Miles Norton on Thursday.

American Steel Fdry 30 i American Tel. and Tel 105Va Baldwin Locomotive iS Bethlehem Steel B 60', C. and 0 62 Colorado Fuel 30 Consolidated Gas 89 Crucible Steel 78Vi General Electric 137 Laakawanna Steel 49. Mexican Veto 146 Midvale Steel 2i New Tork Central 71

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Reading Republic Iron and Steel Txas Co United States Sti'el Westinghoijso Willy Overland ... Sinclair Oil

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CHICAGO CASH CRAIX. WHEAT No. l red. $1.51; No. 3 red, $1.48 5 1.51; No. l hard winter, $1,561 157; No. 1 nor. spring, $1.624 2 '1.67; No. 3 nor. spring, $1.40 1.42 ; No 1 mixed. $1.514 1-55. CORN No. 3 mixed, 63 362t.c- No. " white, 62462ic; No. 2 ve!low."2H 63c; No. 3 mixed, 606H.;c; No. 3 whiet, 61V. f 61'c; No. 3 yellow. 61 Jf 62c; No. 4 mixed, oilfteOc. OATS No. 2 white, S3HS39c; No. 3 white, S9S39c; No, 4 white. 33 M 33o.

CHICAGO PROniCK. BCTTER Receipts. 9,040 tubs: creamery extra. 30c; firsts. 25 5230; packing gtock. 12-3-130. EGGS Receipts, 25.071 ; miscellaneous. 20g21c; ordinary firsts. 18H 19Ho; extra, 23 '.4 323 c ; checks, 17c, dirties, lgo. IJVE POULTRY Turkey,. S5c; chickens. 30 3 31c; roosters. 16c; geese, 10 Sf 18c; ducks, 30c.

POTATOES No. white, sacked and bulk, ll.00Sl.15 per cwt. VEAL 30 to 60 lbs., 9c; 70 to 80 lbs., 10llc; 90 to 110 lbs., 1213c; fancy. 14c; overweight kidneys, 140 to 17s lbs., 5 Q 7c. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK HOGS Receipts. 23.000; market close, unevens averaging steady; bulk. $S.45 8.90; top, 9.05; heavy weight, $8.40SS.75; medium weight, $8.6o&" S.90. CATTLE Receipts, 4,000; market steady, top, $9.25; 'beef steers, choice and prime. $?.90'g9.2o; medium and good. $8-3 9; light H:it, IT.CSQS; good and choice, $8.5iH( 50. SHEEP Receipts, 6,000; market lamhs steady to 25c higher; shftep steady; lambs, 84 lbs. down, $10.75 12.50; lambs, 85 lbs. up, $10.50 12.25.

KE SOLUTION OP KESPrCT In memory of our Pear Departed Sister Mrs. Zuver, we, the members of the Centenary M. E. Ladles' Aid. offer the following resolutions: 1. Resolved, that our dear sister's exquisite example of lore, faith and charity be ever with us In our daily life. 2. Resolved that fier untiring e-ft) forts In the promotion of our church work be not forgotten. 3. Resolved. That we extend our love and sympathy to the bereaved children. 4. Resolved. That her seemingly untimely death ever remind us to be prepared. E. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved children and Lake County Times and also be mad a part of our minutes. Signed By Committee MRS. WM. LOWERY, MRS. O. W. HILL. MRS. C. H. SULLIVAN'.

y. S. ACT ON MAY BRING STEEL PLANT

Developments relative to the recent purchase of 15 acres, with 2,700 feet of frontage on Lake Michigan, just east of the Illinois line, revealing that the purchaser Is the Jones & Laughlln Steel company of Pittsburgh, aow that this company already owns other land In the Calumet district and the inference Is that plans are being made to tulld a steel plant to produce material for western users. With the land which can be made by filling adjacent to the lake frontage thus acquired, the company eventually can command 300 acres with water and railroad connection. SITIATION IS ADVAXTAGEOIS The situation in unusually advantageous, and if this company builds It will add another to the large steel interests between Chicago and Michigan City. Already the Illinois Steel company has two large plants at South Chicago and Gary, the Steel & Tube company of America at Indiana Harbor, and the Inland Steel company at the same place. The Iroquois plant of the Steel &. Tube company with five blast furnaces and the Federal furnace plant of the By-Produce Coke corporation, with two blast furnacea, also are situated In this area. The National Tube company owns a large tract of lake frontage at Gary on which a tube plant will be built, according to plans laid out several years ago.

ERICSON GIVES REPORT ON WATER (Continued from page one.)

of creating a lake tunnel water supply district, and the joint construction of a suitable tunnel to supply such a district. The results of these improvements will be mary and pleasing to the citizens of Hammond and West Hamtmnw, In 6o much as they have btn forced to put up with poor pressure and poorer water for several years past. There Is no doubt but that the water supply of the two cities is a vital point, and too much stress cannot be laid on the feasibility and absolute necessty of immediate action, bu?ed on the recommendations above given. Here Is what we may expect from our renovated and thoroughly modern water supply system. First cf all, a temporary shut down for the purpose of construction or other reasons will not seriously interfere with the service. Then, the quality of the water will be materlilly bettered, because of the new Intake crib. Another important point Is tho fact that the Intake capacity can be Increased, and very eco-

I nomlcally, because of the plan of con. i struction of the new equipment, which i has been deigned for that purpose. The

! size o the new buildings will be guf- KSSSSSSJtSSSS

fic-ient to allow any reasonablo increase

of the pumping capacity without adding! anything to them, should an lncres. be made necessary by any extraordinary growth of the city. The transmis

sion lines will be so laid that indeflnte expansion may bo made without the altering of any of the new work which Is done at this time. Then, more space will be available for park purposes, because of the compactness of the proposed new pumping etatlon and Intake equipment. The estimated cost cf the system will be either $588,000 or $577,000, according to the type of transmission piping used. This sum will cither be raised by a bond Issue, or by placing the water supply system in the hands of a private corporation, as it ia at present. The lajt plan Is much more desirable, in so much as It will not tie up the es credit. Other improvements which will become necessary from time to time may then be made by floating a bor.i Issue. If as lEvre a um aa -oul be required for the proposed improvements were rai.ed by this method, the city would have nothing to fall back upon should an emergency arise where funds would be needed. The Erlcson report will be presented to the board of public works at their regular meeting this afternoon and a

snifily action Is expected from that body. Because of the interest which baa been displayed by these organlza-

tlutis. and because thoy are vitally Interested in Hammond's water supply.

Che Hammond Chamber of Commerce,

the Rotary Club and the Klwanis Club will be fflven an opportunity to pass on the report, and offer any amendments which they may deem necessary.

Have Your Eyes Examined at the only Exclusive Optical Parlor in Lake County Classes Scientifically Fitted. i Satisfaction Guaranteed J Registered Optometrist! Hammond Optical Parlors

MARLBOROUGH DIVORCE GRANTED ZjOXDON. May 13. The divorce de.gT granted some time a.go to the Tuchess of Marlorousb. was made absolute today by the British courts, enabling her to marry again if she wishes. Ever since the preliminary degree waa issued it has been reported t.-.at the duchess would marry a wealthy Frenchman and live in Parts in the future. Before her marriage to the Duke of Marlborough, she was lllsa Consuelo Vanderbllt of New Tork city. She charged the duke with Infidelity and detectives testified that the 'like had registered at a Paris hotel with a younsr woman companion.

BIG LINERS IN COLLISION LONDON". May 13. The Peninsular and Oriental liner Benalla. bound for Australia. collided in the English

channel today with the Steamship Pate'la and waa later beached in Pevnsey bay. Pevensey bay ia on the Sussex coast. The Benella Is a steel twin screw passenger carrying ship displacing 11.118 tons. She was built in 1313. and her hailing post is Greock. The Patella is a 5.617 ton ateamshi-p owned by the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum company.

FEATURE SALE OFFERED BY LONG CO.

In the ehort time the W. E. Long j j company have been located at the cor- j ! tier of State and Sohl streets they ; have bn'lt up a business and organization to be proud of. The entire new ! j fiK'k was purchased on the new price j i adjustments, and added to this fea:ir the company is operating on a! very close margin of profit, giving the j people of the rexlon the very beat at ! the lowest possible prices. j One of the big features offered for

tomorrow Is a special purcnase of French voiles, which will b aold out at 39 centa a yard. Mr. Long Mates this ia one of the finest shopping opportunities that liaa ever come within his experience.

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Practice economy by trading here. The quality of groceries and meats handled at this stoe are strictly first class and cur prices are lowest. Call us up and give your order for groceries and meats and have our clean and sanitary delivery stop at your door1 with all the service we render you still pay less. Veal From Snow White Country Calves

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEw YORK. May 13. Stocks, dosing prices: Allis Chalmers 87

American Car and Fdry 1264 American Locomotive STHI

MOTHERS MEND

For Expectant Mothers Ossa Br Teeee festumns vn ram ooklct oa aoniiBBOoo -nm bast, ma Eusnus AMauroa Co fin. &-A. atulsta. a.

VEAL BREAST With O VEAL SHOULDER 1 Oi VEAL CHOPS 1C pocket, per Ih Per lb 12 Per lb IOC LEG VEAL KEF MAST-Very BEEF TO BOIL Qr Per lb bgaiU. Per lb RIB ROAST On. RUMP ROAST Of HAMBURGER 1 Q 1 Per lb dJK, BEEF Par lb VC All beef, lb. AC Oscar Mayers Pure Kettle Rendered Lard All You Want, per lb. ... 1 2c SPARE RIBS Fresh and PORK SHOULDER lOl PORK LOIN ROAST O f meaty, 1 Cn Per lb 1 2 Per Jb U C per lb 1UI PORK SAUSAGE Link or SUNMMER SAUS- Ofic FRESH DRESSED bulki n AGE Per lb CHICKENS per lb ADC rrrc ... TT GOOD LUCK OLEO nA FANCY HEAD RJCE C X n EGGS Strictly 94 C Per lb C Per lb 2 C fresh, per doz. ... - NAVY BEANS Hand C! n APPLE BUTTER OO PRUNES Large, 10 picked, per lb Large jar C meaty per jj, J. O C

There is Strength in EveryTabiet

One dote often helps commence to enrich your blood and rTitlne your wornout exhausted nerves Kuxated Iron if organic iron, like the iron in your

blood and like the iron in spinach. It it so prepared that It will not injure the teeth nor duturbtheitomach. Ill ready for almost immediate absorption and assimilation by the blood while some, phriiciani claim metallic iron which people otually take ianot absorbed at all. If you are not strong or well yon owe it t youneif to make the following tet: See how long you can work or bow far you can walk without be

coming tired. Next take two fire-grain tablets of Nutated Iron three times rrday. after meals for two week. Then test your strenrth frain and

gee how much yoo hae gained. Your money will be refunded by the manufacturer! if you do not obtain perfectly satisfactory results. At !' rtrnrT't 1

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HAMMOND PRODUCE CO. 284 E. State St. (Cor. Sohl) Phone 4022

Saturday Specials

I Car Minnesota White Potatoes, are

guaranteed to be good per bu.. 80c; per pk Fancy New Potatoes, 4 pounds for Nice Solid New Cabbage, 6 poTinds for Fancy Winesap Apples, per box. $2.75; or 3 lbs Nice and Sweet Oranges up from per dozen Large size Lemons, per dozen at Fancy Grape Fruit, up from 4 for

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Nice Ripe Bananas, per doz. OC -up from l

25c 25c 25 c

New Dry Onions. 6 pounds for Nice Home Grown Rhubarb, 5 pounds for Nice home grown Asparagus, 3 bunches for

We also carry a large assortment of Fresh Vegetables and Fresh Strawberries, and Strictly Fresh Country Eggs. Free Delivery to all parts of

'the city. Orders taken until 4 p. m.

Home Grown Asparagus, per bunch .... 10c A Full Line Of Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables

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Yes, the Real LIBERAL Kind at the LIBERAL Hundreds of yoar friends buy their clothes on our dignified, no red tape "Charge Account" plan. Why not you 1 Your credit is good here, so use it now. BUY ; HERE NOW AT NEXT YEARS PRIOESJ wWMMMM MHHHHMWMMM Yes, at price you'll pay next year. We've done the impossible, through our quantity buying for our big chain of store. Just note the wonder-value we are quoting.

Women i & Misses New Sport

SKIRTS - SUITS

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Mr. Man! That New Suit In great variety, next year priced at 2250 d UP

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Reserved Seat Sale Begins filonday, Mar 16, at Parthenon Theatre

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