Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 281, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1921 — Page 2

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TIIE TIMES Tuesday, May 17, 1921

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The People's Store

State and Sohl Sts. Hammond, Ind.

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Peoples' Day A day when dependable, and standard merchandise can be procured at nearly wholesale prices.

EOPLE DEMAND MILK TRUST TRUE BILLS ON TIES EXPOSE

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OHIC.UIO, 111.. May 1 7. Indiet ment and prosecution of the milk trust "ti-

I drr the federal and state criminal laws ' was asked nf T "n i I i1 St;ites Itistriet

Attorney Clvnr ami flute's Atturney

Kd i v.iywc yf.sii-riiay uy wmary i "imp 01 .'j I the city council's high c:rl committee.

He wrote to ea h that, alter six months' investigation ho has evidence that the Producers' Co-onernti ve Mark'Mtngr Association is throwing- thousands of cans of milk Into jewcu daily and has conspired tn k ep ti

TABLE NO. 1 White Dimities 25c 27 inches wide including a pretty variety of wanted checks

if a'.lnwed to rnt-r the city. The association has 1,701 farmer mi iiitK i s in Itlini'l, Wisconsin and Indiana. None. Mr. Toole paid, sire I.en.fltlnsr by the alleged acta. They are required to pay 10 per cent ot gross sales to the association. Investigators reported that the association's stations at 1530 Madison st.. Gary, ami 1718 1,17th st., Indiana Harbor, destroyed 4.000 quarts last Wednesday. Workmen said they sav

ed tin butter fat. hut Mr. Poole sain

Three Years of Nervous Misery Brought to an End by Herv-Worth Grateful Husband Tells Hew TTil Ncrv-Worth and she. took it as direct-

supply here short and the price his.' there are thousands of poor In Chi-

I'hkagu consumes l.Oi'O.ooo quarts n day. The daily destruction of inllk. taking- two of the association's thlrtyeiirlit stations as an average. Is 1,026,D00 quarts. , This. Mr. Poole said In a report to ft 'h airman S. W. Govier. would Immediately force down the retail price

cairo who would be glad to get sku milk.

"The association controls the supply;

of 6.000,000 residents in and uroum) Chicago." he said. "The present price of 14 cents would not stand If the supply were allowed to enter the city."

Reliable Home Henwdy Broar-t llellef After All Else Had Kntlrtl. "For three years my wife had been on the decline." said p. k. Caluuun. 2219 Ijgonda Avenue, Springfield. Ohio. "She was etreme!y nervous. In fact her nerves had sone to pieces. She would alt jip in bed at night and fairly quiver, go nervous she could not control herself. Along with thia, her stomach and digestion were In bad shape, and she couldn't sep and digest enough food to keep up her Mreng-th. She had pains In her bowels and could not get any restful sleep.

' She. tried all the remedies I could

think of. but without any benefits at all. Finally, I purchased a bottle or

ed. and surprising to say, her nervousness has all gone, and she suffers no more stomach trouble or pains. She said she believed if she had not gotten' Nerv-Worth, she would have dlea or gone insane. Tou may be sure that we gladly recommend NervWorth to everybody, aftr It did this." Mrs. Calhoun's case was en exceptional one, and It took an exceptional medicine to reach it. The great powers of Nerv-Worth quickly produced results, as Mr. Calhoun said. aftr everything else had failed. Keratmber. If you are not satisfied after you have taken your first bottle, your money will be refunded. Sold by all leading drufTKiets everywhere. NerrWorth is sold and recommended by Summers Pharmacy. Adv.

LAKE CO. JEWS

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Turkish Towels 45 c Extra large heavy double thread quality.

TABLE NO. 3 Children 's Hose 19c

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perfect in an excellent quality black and white, all sizes.

TABLE NO. 4 Table Padding 1.29

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j A fair range of good qual-V-i ity silk gloves in season-

TABLE NO 5. Ladies ' Silk Gloves, pair 69c

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Voiles

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36 inches wide in pretty j novelty designs, white or I 4

cream or ecru.

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TABLE NO. 7 U Dresser Hj Scarfs :3 98c j

l-r8x45 inch lace trimmed , -i scarfs in pretty patterns. t J , , u,. wmLmm,l i

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TAB Lb NU. 8 Standard Percales 12c 36 inch short lengths in grey only , for dresses and aprons.

TABLE NO. 9 Men's Shirts and Drawers EACH 49 c Jersey ribbed medium r

1 weieht, all sizes.

TABLE NO. 10 Filet Lace 12c 1 j -i

j to t mcnes wide in a 1 good selection of pretty j designs. j

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Tlie Calumet Gate Zionist organization of America have armncred for a very larjte mass meeting to be held at the Auditorium at Indiana Harbor Wednesday evening-. May 18, ivhere a large crowd is expected to participate. The featuring speaker of the evening will be an address by Prof. S. A. Hoffman, the title being, "The Jewtsa Quest ion of Today." This is Professor Hoffman's second i.it to this region. The first visit boinij last fall when the Calumet Gate first organised. Prof. Hoffman's presence will crowd the hall to its capacity and particularly draw the University element. They know Prof. Hoffman's ability as tn interesting speakers as ho has given lectures at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University on various topics. Mr. Jenkin, well known "Yiddishspeaker, will also be present. In addition to the speaking there will be a very well arranged music program. It is expected that all member Zionists and your friends and families frim every city in the Calumet districts will be present. The program will commence at S p. m. sharp Wednesday evening. May IS.

POLICE DANCE TOMORROW The annual Police Pension Fund lance will be held this year at the Ivndora hotel tomorrow night, and indications point to one of the most successrfu! affairs ever held by this cody. Advance ticket sales by far exceed those made 'by any of the previous dances. The police have made arrangements to carry the guests to the hotel by buss, and cars will leave the corner of Sibley and Hohmatt street from S o'clock on. Provisions for the parking of automobiles have been made at the rear of the l.otL-1. The music will be furnlflied by Elnsele's orchestra.

violet shower. Pohool children all oer the county have been assisting by stliering violets and turn:n tlu-m over to the women who make them up into boquets. Hundred.- of these boquets havo been distributed to hospitals and to homes of shut-in people. Next Monday, which is the birthday of Mrs. J. K. Graves, the county chairman, a county picnic will be held in which members of the W. C. T. t'. will go to Evanston and spend the day at the old home of Francis K. AVillard, founder of the organieat ion. Dr. Kmma Holloway comes May Ji? for a week's lecture tour of the schools of the county. She opens the engage

ment with a lecture to mothers at llast An alibi expert by the name of Hoy

Chicago. ! Wosds arpeared in the Hammond city Committees in all parts of the county i ?mmr?rm nrr

are co-operating with other organizations in preparing for the observance of Memorial day. In the last week in June the annual visit of the W. .. T. U. to the county farm will be made.

THE JUDGE

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court this morning to answer to the. charge of ibeing -intoxicated last Saturday. Yesterday he pleaded not guilty and today he repeated the pica. He says that he left lits homo at 5?0 Wentworth avenue, Wast Hammond, early last evening, and in going down State street, he stumbled over a brick, falling to the pavement. 'Saturday night a conductor parked his street car outside the lockup and entered. He said that there was a. ribald inebriate on hip car outside, and would the police kindly come out and arrest the man? The police did. and found Woodd In a dazcl condition, brought on, he said, by his fall. Said Judge Klots. "Did this happen before 8 o'clock?" "I think so." said Woods, "I left the house early and came right to town." "What would say If I said it was midnight?" said the judge. "I would disagree with you." -It I f-aid it was 10:20?"

AT THE PARTHENON

W. C. T. U. SPRING PROGRAM ON W. C. T. U. organisation of Iake county are- in the midst of their spring

program of activities wa.s the opening d.iy

A picture that makes you think; tin', grips your attention from the first red! and holds it wothout a break till the final fade-out that is "The Witching Hour," " a new Paramount picture, which opened at the Parthenon theater last night fo rthree days. It is a smooth, even vehicle that puts over powerfully the message that thoughts are actual forces. Elliott Dexter as "Jack Brook field" gives an Impersonation quita different from that of John Mason, who created the role on the stae. but one equally imprejsive. The re(t of the cast is excellent and sup-

Ijist Friday' ports Mr. Dexter splendidly in the dlfthe annual flculf action of the drama.

Nuxated Iron Imitator Comes To Grief in U. S. Court ORDERED TO PAY $1,000 DAMAGES and t utM uung the words "Nax and Iron" on tH fraudulent Imitation. Anotker Nuxated Iron imitator was rcntlr caught in Tanas and given a heavy fine for violation of the criminal lawBut lh rascal are not all caught yet so beware of substitutes How to tell the genuine,

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LEGHORNS, R. I. REDS PLYMOUTH ROCKS

MAGINOT 174 Fayette St.

BROS. Phone 374

IS LIFE THERE ARE "FAKE" DIAMONDS AND REAL DIAMONDS. For real diamonds there are alwava imitations and substitutes, but nobody ever beard of a substitnte for a "fake" dismond-ITS THE THINGS OF REAL VALUE THAT ARE AFFLICTED WITH IMITATIONS. Nuxated Iron has Its substitutes and fraudulent imitations, the reason Is plain. NUXATED IRON IS ORGANIC IRON LIKE THE IRON IN YOUR BLOOD and like the Iron in spinach, lentils and apples. It Is far more expensive to manufacture Nuxated Iron than ordinary metallic or mineral iron which people usually take, and which Is made merely by the acUoo of strong acids oa small pieces of Iron.

for violation ef the criminal coda. fWe refrain from riTinf wide publicitv t their Barnes bocause we hope the y will bow reform and beootM honest uprlfht citizens.) Beware of anybody who offers you something else which he cteims it cheaper and just as good. If yon are not strong or welt rota owe It te yourself to make the following test: See how loaf you can wort or how far you caa walk without becoming tired. Next take two Sv. (rale tablets of ordinary Nnxatott Iron three times per day after meals for two woaks. Then test your strength again and ssc how Bock you have gaioed. Thousands of nervosa, mn-dowa persons, who were ailing all the while have surprisingly increased their strength and aa durance in two weeks' time ia many Instances. Your money will be refunded by the manufacturers if yon do not obtain perfect! r satisfactory results. Beware of substitutes. Always look for the word "Nnxated"on every package and the letters N. Lea every tahkt, Sol ey all druff lit.

OVER 4.0W.S0O PEOPLE AVNVALLT ARE VSINOr M'XATED IRON TO HP.LP GIVK T 'EM RICH RKD BLOOD, REVITALIZE THK1R WtlRNOCT EXHAUSTED NERVKS AND IN'CRKASB THEIR BODILY AND 'MENTAL VIOOR. The fraudulent imitator reasoned that by offering a product with a similar name for a little less money which he claimed to be Just as good, that he could fool thousands of people loto boring it, and thousands have been so "fooled" and often hare only fonud It out after they failed to get the benefit they have been accustomed te recoive from the genuine ornle Nuxated Iron. Therefore If you have taken some other iron product without results this docs not prove Nuxated Iron, will not help you try it oa our rnarantre below. At latt sotne of the fraudulent Imitators of NuxsUd Iron have been hard hit. One hat been ordered by the United States District Court to pay One Thousand Dollar Datnsges and forever to cease front niing the words "Nux sod Iroa." Another has been, givea a heavy Sac

"I would still disagree." "That's the time you were arrested," .aid the Judge. "I was in the station at the time, ill."

home where she was given medical attendance.

WHITING VIOLATORS ARE ARRESTED WHITING. Ind.. May , 17. Frank Oaski was arrested at his place of business. 12th and Grace etrett Stelgllts Park, by Officers ' diirar.i.

Parker and Kllcullen on the ch-irse of I violating the liquor law. He was found! to ha'e moonshine and other dilnks on his place. He was taken to he station where he furnished a Sl.ooo bond, j signed by Walter and Itosie Junlszen-j ski. for hla release, to appear today for' trial. John Lereckl was also arrested hv

these same officers at 12th and Grace street. Btie,glitz Park, for having Intoxicating liquors in his possession. In default of bonds he was locked up.

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DeLUXE THEATRE B B TODAY Bp. Geo. Arliss ia 5" "THE DEVIL" BT WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ja Wra. Desmond in BB "WOMEN MEN LOVE"

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Mrs. Clifford Harper j "b Injured by Autoist Mrs. Clifford Harper. D25 Madison t.. ' fjB GfLry. was painfully injured at the ! -B

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street intersection at Washington and Sixth avenue yesterday when she was run down by a new Dodge truck containing three men. the -driver of which fail ed to etop to see If she had been Injured. The police are making a city wide search for the owner. Mrs. Harper was knocked to the pavement and drsg-ged several feet. In violation of the city traffic ordinance, the driver did not top as required by law at the Sixth Avenue Boulevard. The Injured woman wa.s taken to her

AUDITORIUM MAXrELFER. Prop. 367 ai.net Are. Phoae HsmM 1931 TODAY SHIRLY MASON in "MERELY MARY ANN" also GALE HENRY in "GAS"

SATURDAY Wanda Hawley in "THE SNOB" SUNDAY Constance Binney in "THE MAGIC CUP" MONDAY AND TUESDAY "THE LITTLE CLOWN" Mary Miles Minter in

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Edmund T. Cobb and Veda Johnson in "THE WOLVES OF THE STREETS" Also the First Episode of "THE UNDER DOG" And a comedy.

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Independent Market Co. 181 East State Street Hammond, Ind. Specials for Wednesday, May 18th FRESH CUT LEAN PORK CHOPS 9flr Per pound FRESH LEAN PORK BUTTS Qlp Per pound UZC rRESH LEAF LARD All you want. Q 1 Per pound ?2C HNEST BRAND BRISKET BACON 1 Q J. Per pound A 7 2" C SELECT BRAND SUGAR CURED HAMS Of- " Per pound OC

Independent 181 East State Street

Market Co. Hammond, Ind.

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5000 MEALS PER DAY Treat Yourself to a Good Ono BEST MAKES REASONABLE PRICES EASY TERMS ALL GUARANTEED Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.

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"Where Everybody Goes' roheEini theatn

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INDIANA

TODAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY James Stanton & Co. Presents "THE DIVORCE CASE" With an All-Star Cast of 20 People

Special Scenery Catchy Music

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Also Mack Serine tt Comedy "The Star Boarder" COMING FRIDAY "The Belle of New York"

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MEET iVIE ON THE MIDWAY CALUMET AVENUE WILL BE FLOODED WITH THOUSANDS OF LIGHTS T-O-N-M-E !

A $200,000.00 World's Fair in the miniature will entertain you, while we make money for our new home

EVERY DIME IS A BRICK!

5 SENSATIONAL RIDES 12 SENSATIONAL SHOWS

Royal Italian Concert Band See George !

A I We regret that we were unable to give our thousands of friends the best last night, due to defect nnlflGfV ,n man8 arrangements with the light company to supply us current for the many attractions

Jf'v J J engaged to entertain you. Tou will have everything at your pleasure tor the balance ot the week. Mftfjcn faU Wpplf Cordially and fraternally. J. C. BECKER. Sec'y L. O. O. M.. 520 moose uaia neeKpijN". FROLIC! FIVE MORE BIG NIGHTS THIS WEEK! BE THERE! HaRimOnd, Ind. Ford Auto given away Saturday night at 10 P. M. Who will be the May Queen Crowned?

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HUNDREDS OF BOOTHS Ask Norma!

PARTHENON INDIANA'S WONDER THEATRE HAMMOND, IND. The Home of High Class Vaudeville and Feature Photoplays All Oxrx Acts Direct from Majestic, Palace and State-Lake This theatre is positively showing exclusively all the latest First National photoplays and first run Paramount releases. Today and Tomorrow

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The situations are quite dramatic and there isn't a moment's drag throughout the action. You should not miss this superior attraction. Jtue L Laky prientt WilliamD.Taylor's Production (yf

Witchin

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vtth Elliott Dexter

ALSO 4 SUPREME ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE

THE GOLDEN BIRD The Canary of Almost Human Intelligence Presented by Lorraine Evon, the charming Violinist

DeWITT. BURNS & TORRENCE "The Awakening of loys

WEADICK & LaDUE Roping and Gab A Comedy Novelty

WEISSER & REISSER Tan Town Follies Bargain Matinee Daily, at 2 P. M. Evenings, 6:30 to 11

Always the Parthenon Symphony Orchestra F. E. Ekhar, Conductor PIPE ORGAN GRAND ' This theatre will not give matinees on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 19, 20 and 21, on account of same being rented to the American Legion.