Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 23 June 1921 — Page 7

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THE TIMES Thursday. Juno 23,

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

GRAVER CO. LAXDS OIID111L. The Graver Corporation, of East Chicago, landed an order from the Sinclair Crude company yesterday for 25 114-foot tankf to bet set up at Cushlng Okla., Immediately. The storage capacity of the 25 tanks Is said to be ciofe to a. million and one-half gallons of crude oil. General Manager Eartlett of the Graver corporation, said this morning that the construction of these tanks would take over 3,300 tons of steel, of which the company has this amount in stock. It Is said that the construction will last over six weeks and that over 400 men will ie employed on the job.

POLICE NEWS.

C J. York, chief of police of the General American Tank Car Corporation, reported to the police station yesterday that his watchman had found three cord tires close to their plant. Noble Morellt had his Hudson superfix sedan stolen from In front of his home, 4512 Forsyth avenue, early this morning. The car bears an Indiana ilcens number, 174031.

PAIIK BOA H D TRIP. Members of the park board will make an inspection tour of the eight ;arks of the City of Kant Chicago tomorrow at which time they will take ii P the question of laying out baseball .; lamonds In parks where there is adequate space. I'lans and specifications are being 'pared for wading pools at Alder and Calumet parks. The developing and landscape work at the Alder pirk will start this fall, however, the children's play grounds are belngr equipped Immediately with swings, horizontel bars and other necessary equipment. The board at the next meeting plans on outlining' a boulevard lighting system along Guthrie from Michigan to 142nd and on 142nd to Parrish avenue.

Letters have already gone out to property owners abutting these streets to get their sanction before starting the preliminary proceedings.

OPE.V AIR POIJTICAX. MEET. An open air entertainment, given by the candidates on the republican party of the City of Bast Chicago lai night to over 1.000 voters on the Riley school grounds was evidence of the restfulness of the party to climb back Into the political traces for the fall election campaigning. Republican Chairman Groves was pn the Job to launch and captain the party through the evening. The chairman extended an Invitation to all candidates and precinct committeemen to set upon the platform. City Attorney M. E. Critcs, the speaker of the evenlngi tola of the habits of the democratic party In this ectlrtn. That the democratic party usually clothed under an assumed name and adopted a flypaper platform to blind and atch the voters. This time the democrats -have adopted the Citizens ticket on which they expect to be carried through on with a minority of democrats and dissatisfied republican candidates. The speaker gave voters a warning of the Citizens' Metropolitan police system that could not be adopted here under the pretent law. Claused of reform were touched upon, the reckless expenditure of the taxpayers' money and to remedy thest sore spots In city government th speaker urged that this fall be made a house-cleaning time. Republican Nominee Reppa voiced an appreciation to the voters of the Twin Cities for their support In the late primaries and assured them of hi.- sincerity of purpose in then placing confidence In him as their nominee. Mr. Reppa did not fail to thank the women of the city for the support lent him during the recent campaign and pointed to the fact that the good work of the women was supplanting the sinister politicians to perpetuate their pernicious regime.

Indians, will spe.k on the degreeErnest Kunert, D. D. Q. M. of lake county, will be present and will talk on the growth of our order In Indiana. There Is no closed session of the association, and all members of he brder, who are entitled to meet in the subordinate lodge are invited to attend the meeting. The organization is for the purpose of increasing the scope of the order, and alms to be of, assistance in elucidating the principles of Odd Fellowship. M. Lucrthman, of Harbor lodge, and also a member of the past grands will give a school of instruction after the degree. The refreshment committee are determind to hold up their end of the evening's program, and have a little surprise for the member in the way of "eats."

Had Enough of That Kind. "As a skilled lnborer," said Uncla Eben, "I'm entitled to a helper, hut I'd rather go wlfout dan have any mo' such successful crapshooters as de last one."

CITY GROWTH OBSTRUCTED BY THE SALE (Continued from page one.)

PAST GRANDS MKET10 AT INDIANA HARBOR On Monday, June 27, the Past Grands association will hold a meeting at the Indiana Harbor I. O. O. F. lodge on Michigan avenue. The Harbor lodge lias Invited the association degree staff to confer the third degree upon a class of candidates. George "E, Hershman. deputy grand master of

The Standard Steel Car Co. ushered in an era of great industrial development in Hammond. It has employed a sufficient number of men to make the sacrifice of the more distant future

worth while. HOW HAMMOND IS Hl'HROFXDED

Hammond's only opportunity for

growth lies southward, if the country

club dpaj goes through. If the co"un

try club sale Is made, tho fact must be

remembered that nearly a square mile

of territory is eliminated from possl Me development.

This la in addition to another

square mile of territory that 'has al ready been acquired by the forest pre

serve just south of Hegewisch and Burnham; territory that has forever

been eliminated from possible indus

trial development.

And this is in addition to a half of a

mile of frontage that has been acquir

ed along the state line, on the Illinois side, opposite Robertsdale. In fact

fhe Cook County Forest preserve now has close to three- miles of frontage along the Indiana-Illinois state line.

That means three miles of barrier. FIRST SALE A GREAT BENEFIT. The first acquisitions of property for Forest Preserve purposes were of 130 acres in 'extent. This purchase was far enough south so that it would not Interfere' wtih the growth and development of the community for fifty years. But then followed the sale of 60 acres by A. M. Turner, ten acres by Harvey Gostlin and now th whole country club property is to be taken over if plans materialize. It is proposed to make of the Hammond Country Club a public course of eighteen holes. ttut the country club land is not covered with forest. It is meadow

an by no stretch of the imagination

could the forest preserve conrniiBSloners .purchase this property and adhere to the original purposes of ths Forest preserve act. WEST HAMMOND HARD HIT 1 In "West Hammond w'heris the fait is really appreciated that this purchase means relegating West Hammond to a minor position among the cities of Thornton township there Is considerable concern about the matter. West Hammondltes point to the fact that the city will never be able to u-ve-lop farther south than Carroll street." That henceforth it must develop westward; that westward development is out of the Question north of One Hundred and Fifty-fourth street and west of Burnham avenue tht land is an impassable, swamp.

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Clothes for Younger Men

THE price is right the style is right. And if you will come in and look them over you will find these new small checks and decorative silk stripes about the closest thing to "beautiful" a man is permitted to wear.

New sport models with distinctive lines models that fit and stay fit We have a wide variety right now your size, the model you like, the material that is most becoming.

SPECTOR TTie Clothier INDIANA BUILDING 3715-17 CEDAR STREET INDIANA HARBOR

THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK

EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forsyth Avenues Under U. S. Government Supervision U. S.- Supervision For Money Here What a relief to know that your money is in a Bank that is under the supervision of the United States Government. United States Government protection is accorded to every dollar deposited in this safe First National Bank. Furthermore, this Bank is a member of the Federal Reserve System, the world's greatist banking organization. That means that the United States Government mobilizes credit resources to protect member Banks this First National and others. Have a checking or savings account here. A deposit of $1 or more starts a savings account at this Bank. Siit now.

The forest preserve, is taking: up all of the hijrh land where development in this region has been' logical a.nd eajsy on account of the east with which the land may be sewered.

It is choking" up all of WVsf.'n'kmmond's area for future develom!rnt . West Hammond will be Ilka -'vVfaiUing is now. All built up and no place to (CO.

East Chicago Coffee & Tea Store & Market BEE HIVE BUILDING 714 CHICAGO AVE. PHONES 24, 85, 825 EAST CHICAGO, IND

PEANUT BUTTER MADE WHILE YOU WAITPer pound

49 c

SUGAR 1 0 pounds for

With 3 lbs. M. R. Coffee for $1.25 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 30c.

Uneeda Biscuits, 3 packages for fancy American Cheese per pound at Fancy Rice,

3 pounds for

25c 25c 21c

Nary Beans, hand picked Ol p 3 pounds for .f AC

36c

28 c 35c

Pure Lard, 2 pounds at COFFEE Peaberry, 3 lbs., 80c; per pound at Our Leader Coffee, 4 lbs. $ 1 .35 ; per lb.

Fresh Roasted Coffee, 5 Of). lbs. $1.45; per lb OUL Rio Coffee. 5 lbs. $1.10. per pound CJ Lipton's Cocoa, one- O C half lb. tin for American Family Soap, with coffee or tea order, OA .

Fancy Gunpowder Tea, per pound Crystal White Soap, 10 bars for

Fancy Tomatoes, 2 cans for

Early June Peas, 6 cans, 80c; per can. . Fancy Corn, 6 cans, 70c; per can.

Campbell's Tomato Soup, 2 5 C

35c 69 c 69 c 14c 12c

cans

25c

18c

Telmo Brand Jellies, in C 1 25 5-lb. stone jars .... " Swansdown Pastry Flour, Q C riov rt-

Rumford Baking Powder, 1 -lb. can

Libby's Red Alaska Snl- Qgc

Smilax Corn, 6 cans $1, per can

Briar Ridge Catsup, O C large size bottle .... Hostess Brand Peaches, in heavy syrup, 3 cans 85c; O A per can OUC Hawaiian Pineapple, large size can, 3 cans $ 1 .00, O per can JJK National Biscuit Co. 1 A -Nabisco Wafers, box.. A"C Barrel Ginger Snaps, reg- OO

'J -"- Libby's Corned Beef, Ilb. can, reg. 45c, at .

25c

FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY

BaesitCHAS Kaufman & Bros. .

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE UEM STITCH I1VO. fll'TTO.I COVUU . ING. BRAIDING rRO MPT tEJtVlCB . .. CAXX. WASSEV'S TELEPHOXE 44 91 B. iTATlfi 8T HAMMOND I-l

910,000 to loan. Roe & Petersen Law Odica, E&et Chlcauo. -t-tf

NOTICE TO TniOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notlco Is hereby ylven that no fireworks of any kind or description will be perrhltted to be set off or exploded by any person or persons on any public street, alley or other public place In the City of Kast Chicago, Indiana. All merchants and others will please tajie notice of this warning: and govern themselves accordingly. EDWARD J. O'DONNELL, 6-9- lOt Chief of Police

Dancing Every Tuesday Thursday

AND

Saturday AT THE Open Air Dancing Pavilion MICHIGAN AND GRAPEVINE INDIANA HARBOR Johnstone Jazzy Jammers

Harbor Coffee Stores 3720 Cedar Street, Indiana Harbor 4911 Melville Ave., East Chicago

6.1

s 100 f Ihs

PURE CANE

ALL YOU WANT

COFFEE

FANCY SANTOS

25c lb. 4 lbs. 89c

Corn, Peas, Tomatoes FINE QUALITY Friday and Saturday 3 for 25c

COFFEE OUR BEST SELLER BEST FANCY PEABERRY 27c lb. 4 lbs. $.1.00

SOAP

American Family Pels INaptha

10 Bars 59c

LARD compound c Creamery NwiL 35c SOAP Superior Family, 1 0 Bars for 39c EGGS, Best Farm candled daily, doz. 27c MALT EXTRACT Puritan Hops FREE! Can 75c SOUPvtoos Special, 4 cans 2Sc MILK Nutro, Tall Cans, Three for 25c FLOUR, Gold Medal, 241 lb sack, $1.25 GOOD LUCK, per lb. 22jc

JUT Armoor's, Bor- Tall Tj Tj -rllX or Pet Cans -li il V

B Oscar Mayer's Famous Sugar ( aeon ssjs.ipc

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DANCING

Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings. 7-Piece Orchestra. Bathing

Beach is open for Bathing.

Refreshments

Served