Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 294, Hammond, Lake County, 2 June 1921 — Page 7
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Thursday, June 2, 1921. THE TIMES PAGE SEVEN
VOICE OF ateSL THE j.
PEOPLE
Wants Them Named Now
Editor Times Honesty Is the best pcllcy has been a. trite and true Baying for many years. Why then should not candidates for public offica be honest with the people-? Our candidates for mayor ra- 'hey have, not made any promise?; but few very few believe, such ftatsmems. No candidate was ever successful ;n n hot political battle unless h? made premises to the political workers as to how the pie was gninj to b distributed in the event of his ejection. Why then should our candidates for mayor not come out openly and nam? their cabinet choices now? Tell the people who will be city comptroller, chief of police, board of works, an.) a'l important appointments to b filled. Kumoi-3 that can not be downed already have these places parcelled out and In ome cases these rumors indicate, secret deals that are not a credit to the candidates and may ! them many votes and whi';e ari open confession is good for the sou!. I aiso believe an open publvc statemeut of who will get the various city Job would gain many votes for the candidate who has honesty and courage enough to try it. I admit it would be a complete reversal of the way politics are usually conducted, but believe H would make & hit with the women volr who desire honest and clean politics as well as a clean city administration. Both candidates ay they will take tha police out of politics, but the dope en prospective chiefs does not jc'.va any topes that they will either one do it. Tell the. public now whom you will appoint on safety -board and chief then everybody will know whether you are taking tfc. police out of politics or tot. Select g"Ood men or women for all places, get their agreement to accept and then come out openly and announce yur choice and I am convinced that "Honesty will gret the votes." Till doctrine may seem radical to some, but I am not a socialist, I. vv. W. or anything- except a plain American citizen, who would like to pee an honest an-1 clean administration for the city, but cot being- moon-eyed I can not fee tn the dark and hope the candidates wi'l hare the courage to rome out openiv with the promises that 90 per cent of the people are convinced have been made secretly and tell us who will get toe plums. GEO. 3d. FISHER. East Chicago. Ind.
LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES
AUTO REGISTRATIO.NFOa EAST CHICAGO Manager John J. Block of the insurance department of the First Trust and Savings bank, northeast corner of Chicago and Forsyth avenues, lia made ararngements whereby motor vehicle owners of the cm y of Eat Chicago may get motor vehicle titio registration applications, as provided under the new law. Indiana's legislature passed this law to reduce the number of auto thefts, and It is designed to aid all car owners. The law requires that all automobiles, motor trucks and -ther motor driven vehicles .b registered a- to
title. Penalties for non-compi!an:e with the various sections of the law are very drastic, ranging from flues aj high a a 11,000 or imprisonment or both. Under the law no new motor vehicle licenses will be issued by the secrrtary of state unless accompanied by a title registration application, winch may be obtained at the First Trust and Savins;! bank. Those who now come Into possession of motor vehicle? by purchase or transfer should get a tit!" from the conveyor, and this title must be registered witlvn fH days. Owners of cars with 1021 licenses, i.ancd before Jure 1, have 00 days t - set title registration and after that become hab'io un l-r the law if th.-y have not complied with it The law ais'j has proisi.-r regarding erasures of engine numbers and sale or "de-livery of curs.
UliV. LICKLI DEll SPEAKS The last meeting held yesterday of the year unci fail of the noonday lunchcns of the Chamber of Commerce was well attended. l;v. Hubert I' li'cklider of the First Baptist chui ch of Hammond .pok- on "Community I r t f r esu s." His ti.k dealt with the moral side of civil i.fe, how our commun'ty centers onu'd be made better places and strengthened by piay. education and vv ork. Ktv. 1,1 ck 1 ider c ncoura-rei rccreat'an centers for old as wt-11 as young, vvh're the maintenance of pb.ysical life and a place t o furnish imp o veme n 1 5 In shaping characters can be male a part of everyday life. He'iKious dueatton work that has been conducted in the Hamm -nd public schools for the last ye.U, lie v. T.ickIider i 1 has had a moral influence on the toys and girls who are att'nnns these clashes and lie heartily endorsed tills work for ail schools. President Henry V. Peteree nof the Chamber of Commerce announce ! that while today was the last regular meet, in ft until fall, it was possible tveehi! meetings would be called to take care of iinfors-ien business and that all would be notified, of such nieeiinss.
following number cf cases for the months of May and April, 19C1: May April Diphtheria 1 1 M Measles 1") fS Whopping: cough " 1 Chicken pox 1 :" Scarlet fever 3 Typhoid fever 1 2 Mumps 2 1 Tuberculosis - - 2 Spsnalmeningitis 1 I'u ring t'r.e month of April there were ;3t babies examined. IT fumigation?. 76 quarantined, 104 releases. 9 b-itln attended, io deaths and 347 cultures taken. At time. the visiting and boa-d of health nurse ha- been obltted to work froth, day an i night in order to take rare of the quarantined patients. Tue epidem'c at the t'arnielite Orphan aze honi last month was fought down and well taken care of by the hoard of health and their is'.tlng nurs-'. Til--a.s-e of diphtheria reported lat Fri luy at th orid.anage, resulted in this home heinsr again isolated and placed under st net chars of the board of ht-aiih. The ?;a'-n-nt v a made today t .i-it t uijaru.nt.ine will be lifted lo m o r r -v.
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Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Baumer and Mr. Schiet and daughter from Park Ridge are hero visiting at the home of Z Baunn r. Mr. Sheerer of Hammond, who had
intended purchasing the Hlllman stand here hag given up this Idea and yesterday the place was sold to Messrs. Jake Ittel and Bert Beam, both of this place, who will open the plaie to the public very shortly. Miss Minnie Sohn of Chicago is here visiting with relatives for a few days. Mrs. T.avvreiieo Trager, who was taken to the Merry hospital at Gar: Saturday 1? reported to ),. improving.
NERVOUSNESS, HEADACHE AND STOMACH TROUBLE
ENDED
JVerv-Worth Quickly Oiercomrs These for Adolph. Shield,,
"I had had Paint Vitus Dance, and it left me in an awful nervous condition." said Adoiphus Shields, a wen known Clarksburg, W. Va.. resident. "My head ached a groat deal, and my ftomai-h was aiso in bad shape. I hhd doetored considerably with no results. Two ,,-.! !rs f Nerv-Worth improved my ennd'ti wonderfully, and 1 feel
like a new- man." It Is a strange fact, but. nervous and stomach ills are usually found tog-ether, and thy are likewise the iause of much misery. Nerv- Wort h's ability to aot in simh eases, and a-t quickly, males tt the ideal medicine for those vv h" suffer from such troubles If your first 0"ttles does not benefit you. your druggist is authorised to refund your money. Sold by all bading druggists, N-w-Worth is sold and recommended by Sum name rs Phanna-y - - A d r .
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East Chicago Coffee & Tea
Store & Marke
714 CHICAGO AVE.
EE HIVE BUILDING PHONES 24, 85, 825 EAST CHICAGO, IND.
59c
SUGAR 1 0 pounds for
With 3 lbs. M. R. Coffee for $1.23 Or 4 lbs. Our Leader Coffee for $1.35 Or 1 lb. Ceylon or Gunpowder Tea for 69c Or with Grocery and Meat order, 5 lbs. for 33c.
69c 25 c 25c
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oris orotners
3603-5 Parish Ave. Indiana Harbor Phones 207 and 208
25c
21c
Friday & Saturday, June 3rd and 4th, 1921
IX TER STATE KLflATS BOXO ISIE?
Interstate Iron Steel company of I
East Chicago, first mortgage- CO-year, S per cent sinking fund gold b.mds). series , to the amount of f 4 ''.O.OOn, nie being: offered when, rh and if issued and received bv a syndicate com-
posd of A. O. Heckfr ,v Co., Ilalsey ! Stuart K- Co.. Inc., ami A. B. Leach & Co., Inc. Th Cent! cental and Com - j m'reial Trust and Savings Bank is; trustee. i The bond are dated May 1, 1321, andj ar due M.ivi. 114J. The bonds w-ill! be secured by a d;re:-t rirt mortgage ' on a'.', tixed prooerty of th company.! Net profits of the company for l?20j p.rr given ai $1.00C.T7-. The maximum! ann .sal interest against thse bonds' will h $C2'1.0.oX j Tangib'r- asset ! of the- Interstate Iron & Steel company on Pec. 31, last, aftfr glvin? effect to this financing;
and deducting current liabilities and! reserve. amounted to 112 24.1?"? or
which $2;5,23 were net current assets.
Amaizo Corn Oil Best for Salads and Cooking Buy ha five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. ftoby, Ind.
HOARD OF HEALTH REPORT A report from the ihoard of health of the City of Kast Chicago shows, the
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Money bck without question if HUNT'S GUARANTEED SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES (Hunt' Salve and Sop).fil tn the treatment of Itch. Eczema.
Ringworm, Tetter or otherltchinc aiin diaeaie. Try thio
Utmcnt at our ritk. l-'or sfile .y WeU Drug and Stationer Ciipipspv. A'lv
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READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HBaiSTTTCHTXO, BUTTOV COVER. IXG. BRAID1AO .PROMPT SERVICE CALL WASSEV'S TEIEPHOVE 449 1 E. STATE ST HAMMOND " CARD OF THANKS, -wish to extnd our heartfelt thanks to our many friends for the a?'.stanc and sympathy shown us In cur Bad bereavement In the loss of our huiband and father. Also th many friends for the heautlful flovrcr3 and for th use of th!r a'i'"S. MRS. JN'O. GALVIN" AND FAMILT.
Tcr curs and rtrh ice cream go to
the) Atlas Ice Cream Parlor at 4 t ' Foriyth Ave. and a?k for Shedd'i Gn!1 Cross Ice Cream. 6-2-5 I
Lost Green puree, wrist watch and i Iteyg. East Chicago T!ms offi'-o. p. - j ward. '
Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism
Mr. Ja.rn.es H. Allen suffered Tor years irith j heumatism. Many times this terrible disease left hsm helpless and unable tc work. Ha finally decided, after years of ceaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism until the -lccumulateu lmDurities, commonly called uric acid
deposits, were dissolved m ;he joints!
and muscles ana expeuea irom rne Dodv. "With this idea in mind he consulted physicians, made experiments and finally compounded a prescription that quickly and completely banished every sign and aymptom of rheumatism from his sys-tm-He freely gave his discovery to others who took it with what mijrht be caller marvelous success. After years of urginghe decided to let sufferers everywhere know about his discovery through the newspapers. "Wc-is .Drug Co. has li.-en errintf'd agent for Alicnrhu in this vicinity with the understanding that he will frely return the purchase money on the first two bottles to ail who state they received no benefit. Adv. Weis Drug & Stationery Co.
98 State St. Hammond, IndJj
The New Law Affecting All Automobile Motor Truck and Motorcycle Owners Indiana's new motor law, which is very drastic and entailing severe penalties for violation, requires the owner of every motor-propelled vehicle to have a Certificate of Title.
AS TO NEW MACHINES No new license will be issued unless accompanied by an application for Certificate of Title. Purchasers who come into possession of motor vehicles after this act goes into effect must have title from the seller and a new Certificate of Title within five days or be subject to a fine, PRESENT CAR OWNERS Present motor vehicle owners must also apply for a Certificate of Title. Car owners whose engine numbers are now erased are required to apply for a special engine number. MUST DISPLAY TITLE CONTAINER The Secretary of State, if he finds the applicant is the lawful owner of the car, motor truck or motorcycle, will issue a Certificate of Title and a metal container, which must be attached in the car so that it is in plain view. SERVICE AT THIS BANK The Secretary of State is mailing application blanks to all present car owners. These blanks must be acknowledged before a notary public. You can do that at this bank. Owners of new cars may procure blanks here. This Bank is open Friday evening from 6 until 8.
First Trust and Savings Bank Chicago and Forsyth Avenues East Chicago Indiana
COME IN We are Trying to Help You Save This, Cut Will Be Good for 1 Week GROCERIES ; MEATS New Potatoes, 2 T Sirloin Roast 1 ? A n 6 pounds for . Beef, per lb JT1" 2 C Good Old Potatoes. 94 C Rib Roast- No- 1 9 "3 n
' i . - ieci, cti pt-i iu. . Campbell's Beans, 1 1 Veal Stew, per can at : per pouncj Brick Cheese, 1 7 C Home made Porli per pound at A Sausace. ner lb.
Campbell's Soups. Q Fresn Ground Beef, j A n per can at per poUnd
Uneeda Biscuit, all g Home Baked Meat Loaf you want, at 'per pound at Good Mixed Cookies, 1 Q Lamb Stew, per pound i per pound at Toilet Paper, regular O C ; pot Roast. No. 1 10c seller, 4 for fJ ! Beef, ner lb
Bound Bros. Queen Quality Cof-: Native Steer Boiling 11 fee, none better. 9Qp 'Beef, per pound 1 per pound at H. & B. Bacon. 10 lb. lo 12 lb., Next week is Strawberry week. average, whole or half O O Bottled Horseradish, "1 Q strjp, at only 0 Z Per bottle iVJ - H & g BacQn sjicedi - Extra large Prunes, O Q i per pound at O C at only Home Dressed Chickens. 1 lb. tall medium 0 1 j salmon, at A 1 C ! FRLITS Pillsbury Flour, 1-8 bbl.; Gold ' Ganges, apples, bananas. strawMedal Flour, 1-8 bbl.. Ceresota!b,erries' Popples tomatoes, peaFlour. 1-8 bbl.. I Ol cucumbers, lemons.
15c 20c
32c 11c 19c
Uneeda Biscuits, 3 packages for
Fancy American Cheese, OO I nor riniinrl al '"J V
tJ' " ......... Fancy Rice, 3 pounds for
Navy Beans, hand picked Ol 3 pounds for r Pure Lard. O O 2 pounds at JJk Fresh Creamery Country QQ Butter, per pound OOC COFFEE
Peaberry.3 lbs.. 80c; per pound at Our Leader Coffee. 4 lbs. $1.35; per lb Fresh Roasted Coffee, 5
! lbs. $1.45; per lb Rio Coffee. 5 lbs. $1.10. per pound I Lipton's Cocoa, onehalf lb. tin for j Fancy Gunpowder Tea, i per pound
28c 35c 30c 25c 25c 69 c
American Family Soap, with coffee or tea order, OO 6 bars for JUL
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars for Fancy Oil Sardine;, in pure olive oil, 2 for . Blue Label Peas, per can
Blue Label Jams, regular 50c, th.ssale. 38 C 1 pound jars at , JJ Farm House Peaches, in heavy syrup, large size cans, Q C 3 cans $ I ; per can . . . . Campbells Tomato Soup, O 2 cans for
Lunch Wax Paper, 7 rolls for Smilax Corn, 6 cans for $1.00; per can .
Tomatoes, O C 2 cans for Early June Peas, 6 cans 1 for 80c; per can at f Skinners Macaroni or Spaghetti, at this sale, O C 3 Ioe adjK
Swift's Pride Washing Powder, large size, at Kirk's Olive Soap, 3 cakes for Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for
25c 18c
20c 25c 25c
FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS
WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY
at this sale for
VEGETABLES
Mothers Oats, containing Q Q I pttuce. onions, cabbaee. Ice Bert?
m m ' 0 Lettuce, green beans, wax beans, OQrt ! carrots, rhubarb, green onions.
Aluminum, at Rumford's Baking Pow der, per pound
-And everything.
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ANNOUNCEMENT The Bake-Rite System of Bakeries have discontinued their branch store at 3403 Michigan Avenue, and have opened a new branch with Rottenberg's Grocery and Market 34 1 8 Guthrie St., Indiana Harbor Phones 284-285
vttoda -rovacs
9IOO.OOO Group of trained clephamts
NOTE POSITIVELY ONLY BIG CIRCUS COMING THIS SEASON ADULTS. 75c CHILDREN. 30c. including War Tax INDIANA HARBOR One Day-Saturday June I-th LOW RATE EXCURSIONS
Rottenbergs Grocery & Market Phones 284285 3418 Guthrie St. Ind. Harbor, Ind Specials for Friday and Saturday, June 3 - 4 GRANULATED SUGAR With $3 grocery order, flour A 9 C and soap not included, 10 pounds for SELLING AGENCY FOR CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE Famous Seal Brand Coffee, 1 -lb- can, 45c; 3-lb. can, $1.32
$ 1 -35
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES
Golden Santos Coffee, good g cup, 3 lbs v Fancy Peaberry Coffee, "1 3 lbs A Special Peaberry Coffee. t 1
t lu L. R. Blend Coffee, lb. 48c. 3 lbs.. .
FRESH FISH EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Puritan Malt Extract, QOf with 3 oz. pkg. hops . . Besco Malt Extract, mth 3 1 oz. pkg. hops, per set , . . A Aunt Jemima Pancake 1 9 f Flour, per pkg. ... Campbell's Tomato Soup, "1 Q
Peanut Butter, in glass iar, 1 lb. . . .'
Luncheon Wax Paper, 2 5 C
VJ . , Salmon, tall can, special, per can
60c
25c
15c
! Pure Fresh Michigan ! Creamery BUTTER 1 Per pound
SUNSHINE COOKIES
Chocolate Drops, 3 lb Fruit DeLuxe, 3 lbs. . Honeyades, 3 lbs. . .
Glenco Brand Pure Pre- JQ serves, full quart jar. . SHADY LANE CUNG PEACHES
in heavy syrup, O i 1 a prfi ran mad J
1 Pet Milk, tall cans, 2 for
American Family, P. 6c G., Fels Naptha Soap, QQ IU bars ; Kirk's Lilac Toilet Soap, OC 3 cakes J Sincerity Corn Flakes, in Q waxfd air-tight pkg, at. . Sincerity Oats, 1 large pkg
c
25 o
WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH MEATS
rescues