Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 290, Hammond, Lake County, 27 May 1921 — Page 11

Friday. Mav 27, 1921.

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Economy Grocery and Market 84 State Street Phone Hammond 49 OSCAR MAYER'S APPROVED LARD 122c VEAL BREAST WITH POCKET 8c VEAL SHOULDER 15c PORK LOIN ROAST 20c POT ROAST , 15c JELLO All Flavors .. UV2c CLUB HOUSE OUVES Large Jar 32c STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Large J: .35c LUNCH WAX PAPER 6 Roll 25c SARDINES Tomato Since, per can 8c

Fresh Dressed Chickens, Fruits, Vegetables, and a Full Line of Groceries DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY

High Class Meats Opposite Mee Hotel

645 Hohman Street

Hammond

Morris Supreme Hams, per pound 21c

Oscar Mayer's Btst Lard, per lb ; .-

12c

Oscar Mayer's Bacon, 30 C per lb. Meaty Short Ribs of JQq Beef, per lb

Choice Pot Roasts, per lbl

15c

Veal Breast, per lb

Snow White Leg of 20 C Veal, per lb J Spare Ribs, small and 1 Alean, per lb.: 1 VU Pork Loins, small and 20 C lean, per lb avV

SPECIAL We haye jut had three boilers installed in our back room to dress chickens with, so Saturday we will hare fresh dressed chickens for you at cost (just as a leader).

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Recognition of superiority by the great majority makes the Victor Victrola victor indeed. A census of the most talented homes will bear out this statement. Those who appreciate music most ; those who are farthest advanced in music invariably choose the Victor Victrola. The Victrola is the choice fff the greatest artists. Yet it costs po more than others, and you can name practically your own terms of payment. Ask about our Insurance Policy it is a new feature that is important to you. No additional cost.

Straube Piano & Music Co. 631 Hohman Street HAMMOND

FRANCE HONORS MEMORY OF JOAN OF ARC

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French firli and poiln leading pageant in th Roe de Riroli.

Joan of Arc day was observed In France recently vith gorjjeoua pageants and elaborate cere

monies. In Paris a pageant was staged with girls from the liberated regions of the country

marching; with French soldier who have just been recalled to the colors.

Is noir out of th hands of th Superior court. The plant until recently, has been dotritf a big business In manufacturing th wire wheels for automobiles, baby carriages, bicycle and In fact, vehicle? of ail sizes.

REDS ACTIVE IN MEXICO MEXICO CITT. May 21 K number of persons were kU'ei and the to n hali was wrecked in fighting: between Mexican Reds and police at Abonga, in t;ie northern part of the state of Mich-'jai-an. according to adlces received hr today from Morelia.

Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Work Schmidt Bros.. Washington street. Gary. For prompt and efficient work, call 3650 or 91.

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GARY NEWS

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POLICE REVEAL SICKENING- CASE One of the mot sickening- cases ever brought to the attention of the Gary police was revealed following the arret of two colored men, Charles Stamps and Melrrood Parson in the Gary police court before Judge Diinn this morning. Both confessed to their peculiar attachment to persons of their own ex.

The charge first brought against them ws charged to provocation. Thr-y were found guilty, fined $5 and co.ts and given short notice to get out of the city and make themselves scarce.

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March He took charge and later gbt a court order to sell all of the assets. Tt was at this point that the creditor

j learned of the company's plan to buy tha i business at a low figure if possible. The I creditors realized they wouM suffer

hi avily in such a move and at once took

the matter Into the federal court. It

Miller Beach Amusement Co. Royal Host One of the mo successful beach parties given this season took place at Miller last night -when the Miller 'Beach Amusement company was host to Gary officials of the Gary Evening Times, the Gary Tribune and the Gary Bvenin? rost. In the Biller "Beach restaurant at R o'clock, a, chicken dinner was served with lee cream, cake, n-everythlnji that goes -with a regular beach dinner After the guesta dined, they tripped the light fantastic to strains of music rendered by the Royal Syncopators. at the Miller Beach dance hall. About 100 couples attended and e7ry one reported a most enjoyable time. Much credit for this affair i. due Mr. Peers, the manager of th Miller Beach dance hall, who worked hard to make the affair a. success.

Judge Anderson of the Federal court acted quickly yesterday on a petition for a restraining order against the receiver of the Johnson Motor Wheel Co., of South Bend, in order to thwart a little deal which creditors said had been planned whereby th factory was to be offered for sale and purchased back by the company at the lowest possible figure. , The restraining order was issued by Judge Anderson and later a new receiver may be appointed to displace tho one which was named by the Superior court of St. Joseph's county. The firm of Rathburn-Grant-IIeller Co of Chicago which has Recounts against the Johnson Motor "Wheel Co., amounting to over $7,000, filed the petition yesterday In 'the Federal court at Hammond. Deputy CTerk Charles Surprise took the papers to Indianapolis at once. Judge Anderson had Just returned from the hospital at Rochester, ilinn., nd although he issued thu restraining order he refused to go further Into the matter until his health permits. The total asset.! of the bankrupt corporation are given at $150,000, while its liabilities it is ssid, will reach $2i0,000. Recently an assignment of the business was made to a committee composed of Fred H. Wellington. R. U Caldwell and I. M. Hammersmith who were to conduct the business as trustees. However, difficulties were encountered when attempts wera made to make settlement with creditors and finally a recolver was asked for. The Superior court of St. Joseph county made the appointment In

DECORA TION DA Y SPECIALS KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HJLMS 28c BONELESS BOILED PiCNIC HAMS 25c BOSTON BUTTS Pork Roast 18c LEG OF VEAL 1S VEAL FRONT QUARTERS Very Nice 11 HAMBURGER STEAK Fresh Made UV2t BEEF POT ROASTS Choice Cots 122i UVER SAUSAGE Fresh Made 15i SALAMI AND SUMMER SAUSAGE 35 CHICKENS Fresh Dressed 27i All orders delrvered. Trade at Kellner's, the finest, most up-to-date market in Iivmmond.

For Real Amusement and Recreation Visit The Lodge Cafe BURNHAM, ILL. Featuring Willis Ennis and His NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND Entertainment DeLuxe Public Dancing Fish and Chicken Dinners a Specialty Meals at All Hours Open All Night Lewis (Jackey) Abramson, Prop.

GARY TO CELEBRATE j Featured by a monster parade In' which the veterans of three wars will play an important part. Gary has com-, pleted plans for its biggest Decora-, tion day celebration, which will be : held next Monday. j The parade will form at 17th avenue and Broadway at 3 p. m. The line of march will be north on Broadway to the Steel Mill gates, south to Fifth ave-l nue. east on Fifth avenue to Pennsylvania street, south on Pennsylvania street to the East Side park where fit-; ting services will be held. j Morning exercises will consist of the

decoration of the graves of the departed comrades, who afe buried In the cemeteries in and near Gary. Following the decoration of the graves the veterans will return to Military hall where they will be the guests of th Daughters of Veterans in a noon dinner.

H. W. TAIoLCOT SUED ON $4531.23 NOTE Herbert W. Tallcot of the Gary National L,ife Insurance company was made defendant In a suit filed by the Fidelity and Deposit company for the recovery of $4,531 23, alleged to be due on a note. The note was made De. 31. 1912. made payable on demsnd. rialntiff states In his complaint that while payment has ben demanded, defendant failed and refused to pay it.

JUDGE GREENWALD GRANTS DIVORCE WANTS DIVORCE A divorce was granted Sylvia TCestergren from hr husband, Uudolph Westergren. by Judge Greenwald, in the Gary Lake superior court. - Plaintiff and defendant have on" c'niid.

HAS HUSBAND AND SONARRESTED Ma.rv Borush swore out warrant 'n

Judge Weliner's court .yesterday fur ', the arrest of her husband. Mike, and j her son, Joseph. j She related yesterday that they are'

attempting to prove her insane aiTl then take her property. She said they had also beaten her severely and had all ready taken from Mil to $500 from her by force. She tnsU'ts that she j? jn h"r riarht frame of mind.

GIRL'S BURNS WERE ACCIDENTAL A verdict of accidental death was rendered by Coroner E. E. Evans of Gary yesterday in the inquest of Julia Staniszce wski, B years old. who was burned to death last Sunday evening when sparks from her father's cigar et tire t' thp cbi'-d's elothinsr. Two other children fi'titii; in the r ar s--at with her were nVo humeri. Th f ; ,er who was driving was taking the family out for a ride.

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Continuing Sale A Few Days Longer Our Stock Reduction Sale, launched only a few days afco, is proving one of the most popular events of any time. This is not a sale of odds and ends, but a genuine offering of exclusive garments (one of each style) at prices 30 to 40 per cent below what others are asking. By all means attend this sale tomorrow.

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SUITS FURS 30 to 40 Off We will accept deposits on purchasse for later delivery and place your fur in our storage vault indefinitely without any charge. To Keep Our Tailors Busy we are making up suits, coats and furs at big reductions from former prices. Remember This Sale Saves You 30 to 40

FRANK BERNAT LADIES' TAILOR 636 Hohman Street O. K. Building Hammond, Indiana