Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 4 June 1921 — Page 3

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W. J. Riley Sees Healthy Sign In Investment Capacity Of Lake County.

The present lrs--"st mrt Lake county people, tni'

eervi" mnnpy pfwer, r Jn pu'tins fhe'r 1-1 curltle?. IraM-Hing bonds, it" deoiared V Riley, t.h Kast Ch!

Harbor banker, to t-a healthiest local ripn?

readjustment pcr;-iO . iii:ti h" to rni'PFNfTj. "Th" war tnueht th cr eat rti people to V- t ;-, - l.ond hr,yf-!."

f " ar r-'l the 1 -h -1 n During IMS and 1': roared many people ir investments in b'lyins nd other shave? nf a

five It i t absolutely pre: A larse roiin'oer of thc now joining tK:0 r.inkK vestors th'y rrcaU tVc learned dnrinc- tiv wa buying day? and are i dollars to cafr channe!

Kaet OiL-af-- and Indiana JT;ii-bor o tr four bank", tb K!rst National. Kirs'.

Trust and Savlnc?, K:r.-t Cahimct

Trust and Savings and th Hirst St a to Trust and favJnKs. have nofd an In

creasing demand for ti-t mortgage

bonds'. u-hb-U Rr not only sa:" but!

which pay a high rat" of inttrct, 'i p r i o n t . vow issi n niitv oxn. 'Marketing c: tho first mnrf kh 7 per cent g:bi bonds r-xi fnaSirs t'v svfrss Investor with a few hundred, r-r even one hundred dollar., ! s't an

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pal preserved at 100 c nts on I'm dollar." The First Tnut and Pavings ban:-; of the rity of Ka?t C'r.u-atro w.n it. of the first banks in north-'rn Indiant-- advertise 7 pr r-'nt m-vr easre bonds

on an oxtnsivo s-ale . Tl Tim ,

-s the chief ne-.v55.apor R'.-'diuns is"d nr..'! the returns have b- en most srt'ifjing, according to the ban'-t eff-.c!i!. DlSn.lsilS SAKF.TY Hl.l-IVIKVT.

r'isoussintr t h s;n-ot ss of tt; First: Trust and Savings bank in .marKotlnvr , these "o-tIs arnonpr home :.,;,?., t oKat Chlraco bank c x"-"-.; 1 1 v a;so em- !

rha-!r.ed the safety element b.-n this form of security.

Att r a:;, he said. there is no

better security than the earth I'sol'. In this case It Is Income-boa rinsr. im

proved real estate housing for homes t and hnsines.s i one of the elemental

! ftfSflS RIBFT! r 1 LUuA' 0 0 1 tJrlj I WASHINGTON HOLDS PUBLIC FUNERAL FOR WAR HEROES ABSORB 1 l y ?: ' Ts:&'&: " :, ' ULU UUHUy l - ry l:-::: -

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Scene at the public services held for Washington's World war heroes on the monument grounds. H

aso tin im-i'.'i. ( - i s r.o-os;tif. of jtf,. V.'liTe a !"rsi tn'it pay tr fere!, ta v ,if-..-..nienl. ttoir mi'lf-ns here th" list of Inter- a ,,5,, o n f oi t n n '. e h-'iij is wll seotired i' ! '.ifi t l'j.ir li'.N ml ..'t-. r.d to t ho c.-ts entfnrhed in iho rity or rast J oil wen. r -1 i pay." po at t rift i v ii-tor't rate it s , J. tails f j.r.'per: y oi,' t'hi. ri.ni- like a pair" from a stock j ).i.,i,-,v t..e,-i ia really more preferable as an invest- t .l"l",s s; I! I . l '. ri Ttlir. c.. l.-tnro dir-tory. These Kr at cor. gj

.;,-.- r; at -.ire. "'"ft than ftv- p-.-perty it s.-otsrts. It, -j ,r ark vt in ; hr.-t trertsas" pr.rat i.-n.- hav . the fullest faith in H nerpb ate the f;rt plaoe. til" bond hiilders ft ,,; we no,ko a v a '.! a 1 lo a ;;oj' in- this rntimiiiietr and it.s futiirv. That H f oa.t'ful m- f-rst l..-n on th pr.-port y . All he v ,.,, nt, ,lrtke ,.s.r. nioo-y available t ".jo-.vn by t'.-ir pur-haso f land f-r tb!"i .-v,.f!i -toes is to -l;p the f per oor.t intervw' : f,,r p.rai lioii-aur :'d Lo; : n o..: , plant. (St'O-otis vvhirli are setvdnb'd H -time boo;.)-! coupon and pt nis rvonry t!v U.iy it ., j j.ro yi-T.. v.ojk a:ai bu.-iti'-.s-s f.a' ,- to 1 1 i when the period of readjust- Mj Vi.r.!n ji.l is du' His Investment is t.afe, (hi , ..; ..,.;, not-; is mh d and normal business H llre 1n!,b" oii.e;- Hand, the propeity mir-r -N,,-.v a laro- n-imWr of Am. rie;i rada'Sons are resumed, "

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has published for free distribution a 24-pae booklet, -which not only tells all about mortgage bonds, but also presents a study of local industries, pivinR- detailed figures. Th!3 booklet is probably the most complete investment publication ever issued in northern Indiana, and la Issued gratis in response to personal application or by mail request.

SAYS SHE WILL NOT LEAVE POLAND

John "vVleczorek of East Hammond has given up all hope of ever being able to persuade his wife. Mary, to leave Poland and come and I've with him. He married her 1n 190,1 and the following year rame to America. T.ater fj ,ent money on feveral occasions and told her to come and live with him. H purchased a home In Fast Hammond, but no Inducements

could make her leave the old country. Then John learned that ehe was living with another man there. That settled It. His attorneys. Sheerer & White today filed suit for divorce In the superior court of Hammond.

Hammocd Iron and Metal Company MARCUS BROS., Prop. Wholesale Dealers la IRON, METALS, RUBBER AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY Office: 340 Indiana Ave. Yrdt Sohl Street and Indiana Av HAMMOND : INDIANA. Office Phone 27. Re. Phone 1046-R,

Paid Attention. "I can't stand the tension," sighed the convict as the electric chair ended his earthly sorrow s. Science and n ver'tlert SPECIAL Assorted Candies, 17c per lb. 15-lb. Pail, 15c per lb. COHEN'S "Variety Store 692 S. H0HMAN STREET (4 Blocks South Court House) PHONE HAMMOND 3073 IT PAYS TO TRADE AT

THE UNIVERSAL CAR

THE ONLY BIG CIRCUS TO VISIT HAMMOND THIS YEAR Thursday, June 16

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Rese'A'e seat tickets on sale day of circus at Summers Pharmacy, : Hohman near State, at same prices! as charged on circu3 grounds. i Pne largest circus in the world giving a street parade. i

C't!e throtiifhout the country ere plr.nr.lnj mibll-3 meeting, similar to th. one held in Carnegi Hail. New York, on April 4, to arouse c'tizeus to the extent of the Tieslect of. cur wounded, and to demand Immediate action of Congress Alfred FitzP.oy Anderson. Tark Row BuUding, New York City, orlsrinalor of the Carnegie Hull meeting, is actively assisting the pron-.ulga' Son of these meetings and is encouraged at the enthusiasm with which the movement is being taken up on all sides. The material concerning the N'w York meeting has teen sent out to over on hundf d cities suggesting that the;.' hold similar t)ieeto,KS. The Mayors and ether high oifloUls In numerous cities already called together committees of leading citizens to consider plans for such, meetings. "President Harriinar'a Bplendll stand added to what wo are doing must stimulate Coheres to action." Mr. Andernon says: "Americans must not forget the personil obligation, they owe to thoss who tvCd' carry to their graves their disability as f. result of their part In the war. In macy -;.s-e they must he confined in Institutions away from those they love and cherish. It lit Indeed a cruel sentence." When the Government has talc en proper action, Mr. Anderson proposes formirp a business organization to allow these n.en to work out their own salvation. Instead of bo; or., Ir.g uhoi'y dependent upon trover r ment support. In England, a eirotu. plan has shown that the woo;;ded are. capable of 30 per cent to 4 3 Per tent greater production, than under normal condiiloim.

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10 cigarettes for 10 cts Handyand convenient; try them. Dealers now carry both sizes : 10 for 10 ct8 ; 20 for 20 cts.

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ANNOUNCEMENT REMOVAL SALE OF MAX NASSAU Jeweler 710 Chicago Avenue, East Chicago LIBERAL REDUCTION On AH Merchandise fer a Short Time Only

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Insist On Genuine Ford Parts Imitation "Ford" parts are being sold by many mail-order houses, stores and garages to unsuspecting Ford owners as "Ford" parts. But they are not Genuine Ford parts made by the Ford Motor Company. They are made by concerns who have no connection whatsoever with the Ford Motor Company. These imitation parts are not even made with the same grade of steel, or under the same formulas used by the Ford Company. They are counterfeit parts. Tests have shown them to break when the genuine Ford parts didn't even bend, and they generally are from thirty-five to one hundred per cent lower in quality. The Authorized Ford Dealer is your protection. As such, we handle nothing but the genuine Ford Parts. They are made from the famous Ford Vanadium Steel and each part according to its use is heat-treated in the way that will give it the longest wearing qualities. Every part is the same as its duplicate in your Ford car or Ford truck. Our stock of parts is complete. And our Ford garage and Ford mechanics are at your service at all times. Drive in when replacements or repairs for your Ford car may be necessary. Save your car and also your money. E. N. BUNNELL MOTOR COMPANY

HAMMOND EAST CHICAGO Phone 650 Phone 947 Insist oo Genuine Ford Parts

GARY Phone 1760

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White Spots on the Nails

usually grow out and arc tiled off when tbe nails are manicured, if they persist they may be remove by applying to the nail a compress wet with spirits of wine and camphor. Leave on until the spots disappear. A Good Hair Tonic Mil tT?o ounces of cantharldes. 8 ounces castor oil. 2 oun"es alcohol and one ounce b"reamnt Snake well and apply to the scalp. A Rose Bath for the Face Fill little bags or pads of choose cloth -with rolled oat-? pcenteri with a couple of drops of oil of roses. Be sure to vse only the oil, not, roaewater (or ordinary roge pc--fume). Use this pad instead of a wififa cloth, dipping qiji-;iy an and ut of warm water. After wishing the face, pat it dry with a soft linea cloth, but do not rub. A Real Rose Color may be Imparted to the onooVa hot weatber, espeojnv if y;i are Inclined to be pale in hot wrat'jr. Crush a rose petal slightly in tho flnsrers, dampen it with a couple of drops of alcohol, and rtih on fie cheeks. This is a perfectlv hartnles thing to do. and imparts onlv a little color, not notih to be called "rouging-" the face. Sugmrs, Car.dy and Digestion Children should never eat candy between meals. It is too rich a food to be eaten freely. The best kinds to gire children are p;ire rock candy and lime, lemon anl borehouod lozenges. In fact, most 'hard candies" are better than bonbons, chiefly because very much

less s-)ar is consumed. Thesa should be sur'nf i never chewed. Toasted m irshmaliows are more eas'ly dusted thai plain ones. A little l!coriee is not harmful. I'cojoe who know little about diabetes are l;l;ely to Voiovo that it cities from eatittc too muc-n candy. This in not true, at leaal in gcr-jral. It true, of course, that diabetes pufferers are not allowed nweets of any kind, but this does not mean tn.-it their condition is due to an excessive use ot sweets. Candles with rniid- flavor? ara preferable to strongly flavored ones. Mapl? sastar is 5..1 per cent can sugar, nr so its effect on digestion i;; prartii.ailv t'-e same as orbinary sugar. Honey contains pincofe, f-tiit susrar r.nd a very itt; cane suzar. and if taken in reasonable quantities is very beneficial. It is .m excellent substitute for sugar -.n the diet of people with whom linear does not ag'ee. F,road and Tiiik and honey- makes a wellbalanced luncheon for a child. Swet mi'k c.hoeoiate ;'s better for a child than are chocolate creams. 0?n; Id t-e-i should be f.aafht to brush the- teeth fter eating canny, e.. pe iaily at bedtime. Your dentist, will tell you how many teeth troubles come from sugar. Brown Fuear i? a much better food than white .sugar, especially for children. Children should not have candy oftener than about three times weekly, and they should be trained to drink water while eatini; it, as this give? the stomach a better chance to digt tt:e gl,gar ia a diluted form.

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C. D. NICHOLSON Life, liberty and happiness arc the dearest objects of the human family. Long has the race as a whole made fruitless search for these. Mr. Nicholson says. "We have been seeking in the wrong direction. The abundance of earthly possession does not bring any of them. The time is here for us to look to another channel God's way." Just beyond the trouble now hovering over Christendom lies the Golden Age, which will bring life, liberty and happiness in abundance." Mr. Nicholson will discuss this subject Sunday at 3 P. M. in the I. 0. 0. F. Hall, Hammond. "Millions Now Living Will Never Die" The time is at hand, according to Divine arrangement, for the curse of death to be removed; for sin, sickness, pain and tears (o cease; for peace, joy, happiness and life to be ushered in. Mr. Nicholson says, "125 is a very important date irf -Biblical Prophecy and the blessings m store for all the human family immediately following that time are such that even now those who know about them are rejoicing in anticipation." Mr. Nicholson will speak on this subject at 8 P. M. Sunday, in the I. 0. 0. F. Hall, Indiana Harbor. ALL ARE WELCOME SEATS FREE NO COLLECTIONS

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Not What You Earn, But .What You SA VE 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 a n d July first on all moneys that have been on deposit for three months or more on these dates.

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Formerly Known as Lake County Savings & Trust Company HAMMOND, INDIANA

Bank

PETER W. MEYN. President JOS. W. WEIS, Vice-President

DAVID T. EMERY, Secretary-Treasurer CHAS. H. WOLTERS. Asst. Sec.-Treas.

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