Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 307, Hammond, Lake County, 17 June 1921 — Page 6

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Bl-jT bargains in the land

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C'Uck Double Knee. pair. .25c M.Mi's B. V. D 69c Dies Shirts 79c DreiS Shirts $1-93 Dress Silk Shuts.. $3.9S-$4.95 Sport Shirts 98c-$1.95 L nion Suits . . .79c-98c-$1.45 Bovs' Blouses . . 49c Silk Hats -98c Caps - . 59c Silk Caps . .$1.45 Straw Hats, up from $1.45

ill Ai AERIAL TRAMP

Cuts Prices For Plane Flights To S3.50 When He Struck City Of Gary. AVASHIXOTOX. June IT Mrr'Il K. ni.Jdk-U. "aerial tn;np"' 1? in Wafhintf-

and Children's Shoes and Oxfords and C.xlcrds. Come in and be convinced.

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LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS, CITT

r C HICA(K). I.NDIA.NA, 1JL- ! PARTMENT OF FINANCE, j Nc tice is hereby eiven that on Moni day. ilir- 27th clay of June. 1321. te- , tw.on the hour of 3:00 I. M. and 5:00 I'. M., O'l said day, I will sell at my of-I'.'-o of the City Controller, in the City Hall of aid City. "I'AKK BONDS" of 1 said City of the face value of Fifty jThousar.fi ( 53n. 000.00) IVillars. J fa'ed proposals for th purchase of ! sa'.i t.Tr.ds w ill be received by r.ie at i faid City Controller's office up to the

hour of 3:00 P. M. on said day of sale. Said "PARK BONDS" will ba issued in denominations of One Thousand (.fl. 000. 00) Dollars, each numbered from

! one to fifty inclusive dated the 20th day of April. 1321. shall bear interest evldenced by coupons at the. rate of six i (6) per ctntum per anr.um payable i semi-annually on the 20th day of April : and October in each year, and said bonds j shall become due and payable on the ' 20th day of April. 1P2C, and shall conI tain a provision to the effect that eaid

City nay at its option pay any of s:::l bonds at any in terete paying period at any t.mo subsorient to Afril 20th, 1"I2". 15oth principal and interest of so id bonds shall be made payalale in lawful money cf the Vnite-i States of America at the office of the City Controller of East Chicago, Indiana. Eaid BONDS a.r issued for the purpose of procuring necessary money to be used in the legitimate exercise of the

corporate powers of said City, to-wit: ! money necessary to lay out and im- j prove public parks and grounds of said j City. j Said BONDS are Issued In pursuance I of an Act of the Genera! Assembly of ( the State cf Indiana, entitled "An Act i Concerning Municipal' Corporations.' j Corporations," approved ilarch 6th, 1&05 and any and all Acts amendatory and j

supplemental thereto, and pursuant to

; an ordinance adopted by the Common I Council of the City of Fast Chicago on the 3th d;w of June. 1921, authorizing

( ! such BOND Issue. M j Said BONDS w ill be sold at not less b 1 than par to the highest and best bidder jn ! and the right to reject any and all bids

is reserved by the City.

Bids must be sealed ar.d endorsed

"Bids for Park Bonds" and accompan-

j 1 ied by a certified check of two (2) per i ' cent, of the amc-unt bid as evidence of i I pood faith. Bidders must state the

' ! number of BONDS for which they bid, I

; and the gross amount they will pay, to- j j tether with accrued interest to date of ' j transfer and delivery. j JOHN J. SULSKX. ! City Controller, East Chicago, Indiana. ! I 6-1T-1 ;

ton to vi;.it with his father, representative Carl W. Reddick of Montana, formerly of Indiana, after getting a view from above of a score or states in 5.005 mile flight from Texas In his own airplane. lie was In the- air mail service, after learning to tly while in the army, and is known as a daredevil filer. Breezing into Chicago from Texas a few days go, ho found he had only J2 in his pocket and eight gallons of gasoline in the tank of liis air boat, a Standard, he bought at Dayton last year for $3,000. lie started out of Chicago on the limited supply of gas. The ga3 carried him only to Gary. Down he came, and as a means of getting more gas and a meal ticket he began a cutrate passenger business. Most fliers charge passengers $15 for a fifteen minute flight, but Kiddock cut price to $3.50. GETS PAY CT ADVA2TCE Klddiek found a passenger willing to pay in advance and make possible the purchase of gasciine. After giving this passenger liis moneys worth. Riddick turned his plane toward Washington. At Valparaiso. Ind.. his motor popped in a discouraged ft.shion and young Riddick knew it was again time to feed h's tank. And here he found a cus

tomer v.ilhm; to part with 5 to sec his own yard from "upstairs." Ha was out of Juice agln at lionroevllle. Ind.. so down he came after another passenger from whom he got money for a new supply of gas. In Ohio the "vagrant of the air" picked up more coin and plugged on toward Wheeling. W. Va. Darkness caught him as he was passing over the Allegheny mountains. But with Riddick luck, he found a mountain with a flat top and came down near Concord. Pa. Mountaineers marveled at his nerve. They liked his daring so much that one of them invited him to supper and provided him with a bed. The next morning he persuaded a mountaineer to take a night and touched him for a ?5. After collecting more loose change until he had $35 more than needed for gasoline. Riddick flew straight to Washington and picked out a convenient lot on Massachusetts avenue to come down. An astonished policeman thought he

must be a bootlegger when he saw the

wandering airman pull a puit case from the cockpit. Riddick invited a search, but the policeman accepted his word when told that ne had Just arrived from Texas and other places to visit his rep-resentative-father.

Gas

Range Week

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Sonday, June 13, 1921

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NOTICE

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Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, lb.

22c

6-17-3

C. P. WHITE. Auto Supply Company, 717 South Hohman s

Finest Brand Brisket Bacon, lb. .:

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Sugar Cured California Hams, per lb ... Home Made Pure Pork Sausage, lb. Fresh Lean Pork Butts, per lb. . . .

14c 15c 91c

,amb, hind quarter, 23c

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MONEY

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REFUNDED

CARD OF TIIAXKS. j Wa wish to thank our neighbors ! and friends for the beautiful floral offerings we received after the death of our mother. We also thank them for 1 the most tender and thoughtful acts of kindness shown us in many other ways. Miss Ecu Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Falconbur and family, Mrs. Lula Vaughn Ault. 6-17-1

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SPECIAL Beef Tenderloin. Per lb Hamburg Steak Ask people wno tried it...

Veal Breast Per lb

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Is your back giving out? Are

tired, miserable, all run down tortured with naming backache, lameness and sudden, stabbing pains? 1 so, look to your kidneys. Overwork, hurry and worry tend to weaken the kidneys. Backache, and an all worn out feeling is often the first warning. Get ba.ok your health while you can. Use Doan's Kidney Pills, the remedy Hammond folks recommend. Ak your nrijihbor!

Here's a Kammond Case Edw. Wallace. ff2 E. State St.. sals: 'I was suffering with a lame and

pair.fui back. I couldn't get up virhI's out a trreat effort after sittinc awhile.

'3 ! The pains across the small cf my back

were terrinie ana it i caug.it co.o :i would settle on my kidneys causing

j them to act trequent.y. fcix boxes o: &$ ! Doan's Kidney rills entirely cured the

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Every Woman Wants to Cook Well

SHE knows that her capabilities as a housewife are on trial every time she serves a meaJ. SHE knows the kitchen builds the home just as the home builds the nation. SHE knows that if she had a more modem and efficient gas range she could produce far better results in the kitchen. 5H can see on our sales floor a large variety of the latest gas ranges. SHE can for $10 have the range she chooses, delivered and installed. SHE can also have her choice of a six pound Universal Electric Iron or a Universal Electric Table Toaster, which we are presenting to every purchaser of a Gas R-vnge during the week.

This Offer Stands for One Week Only

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F. O. B. Factory This means a reduction in the price of the Gardner Touring Car and Roadster, since October 1, of about 25 Sc. It represents the most for the money in car value today, regardless of name or reputation. You are invited to inspect the Gardner at your earliest convenience.

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A. F. Arfelsperger, Prop. 297 STATE STREET PHONE HAM'D 2543

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Economy Grocery and Market 84 State St Phone Hammond, 49 RUMP ROAST EEEF 20c PORK LOINS Whole or Half 20c DIXIE BACON 19c HG OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB 30c VEAL BREAST' WITH POCKET 8c NEW BEETS Per bunch 5C WHITE RADISHES 3 bunches 10c ROSEDALE SALMON No. 1 tall can 25c STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Per dozen 26c COMB HONEY Per frame 38c . Fresh Dressed Chickens, Fruits and Vegetables and a Full Line cf Groceries. DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY

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INSTALLED IN YOUR KITCHEN

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EVERY Saturday and Sunday at KOWALSKI'S GROVE Beginning Jine 18 Music by Proyer's Orchestra A GOOD TIME ASSURED ALL

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Saturday Only Specials ADMIT IT Goods Are Good Prices Are Right

68c

348 HOHMAN ST.

TELEPHONE 2402

Specials for Saturday

Potatoes, per bushel Fine Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. Pure White Lard. 2 lbs. for Fine Creamer Butter, per lb. . .

Gold Medal Flour 50 pounds 25 pounds rCaro Syrup 1 0 pound cans , 5 pound cans Fine California Figs, per lb, Fancy Sweet Corn, 3 cans . .

. 80c j Early June Peas. 3 cans 2Sc .63c Fancy Free Peaches, No. 3 cans,, 5

. ..25c cans for 93c , ..36c pure Preserves, assorted flavors, 2 glasses for 45c .$2.65 Toilet Paper. 4 large rolls 25c .$1.33 Hand Picked Navy Beans, per lb. . 6c Monarch Pork and Beans, 3 cans. 28c ...65c Fine Large Prunes, 10 lbs 57c . . .35c : Fine Cocoa, per lb 14c , . .25c Fancy Breakfast Coffee, 5 lbs. . .$1.05

.2Sc , Fancy Seedless Raisins, per lb. . . .25c

DELIVERY

GROCERIES Sugar, all you want, 10 lbs

Gold Medal or Ceresota Flour 25 lbs S1.29 50 lbs $2.54

Uneeda or Ta-hom-a Biscuits. 3 pkgs Club House Coffee, Mb. pkg Best Coffee, 3 lbs Club House Com or Peas,

best grade Calumet Catsup. 2 bottles Blackberries, No. 2 can

Club House Milk, per can

Asst. Marshmallow Cookies, per lb Sunshine Soda Crackers, per lb Soap Chips, made by Palmolive Soap Co., Ib Grandma's Washing Powder, large Swift's Classic White Soap, lObars .-.

U. S. Mail Soap, ZLQ r ink,.,. T7C

Palmolive Soap, 3 bars

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19c 39c 95c 21c 25c 29c

2 i C

26c 14c 23 c 17c 59c

23c

MEATS Bell Shaped Leaf Lard, per lb

Small Pork Loins,

per lb. .

Small Pork Butts, per lb

Fresh Meaty Spare Ribs, per lb Fresh Beef Hamberger. per lb Tender Beef Pot Roast, per lb

Fresh Cut Veal Stew. 1 Ol

10c 24 c 18c

per lb

Fancy Veal Shoulder, 0 q

per lb

Dixie Square Bacon, per lb . Best Frankforts, per lb Best American or Brick Cheese, per lb. ...... Jelke's Good Luck or Moxley's Oleo, per lb. Pure Kettle Rendered Lard, per Ib Extra Creamery Butter, per lb

Delivery S. & H. Trading Stamps

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