Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 14 July 1921 — Page 8

THE TIMES. Thursday. Julv 14. 1921 E. CHICAGO BUILDING For Other July CIear?ince Sales See Pages 6 and 7 See Last Page for Last Two Days of Our Great Dmg Sale G Double Stamps Friday

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A visit through the Calumet region iU five you- an idea of the extensive building industry that is being quictiy '.:;rried on in the Twin Cities. The ! andicap of the lock-out has bee-n thrwn off and this pressing problem t!ng taken care if. Ill ILDI.VU MIA II I Mr COMPLETION. Theodore I'iec'.iocki is building a t vo story brick residence and business ;.t 3824 Cedar street. Indiana. Harbor . The building is estimated to cost $4"00. The construction ;s expected '-o he completed by the latter part of this month. Stanley raprocki Is having constructed at 3830 Cedar street. Indiana Harbor, a two story brick busineso 'uiMinj,-. esiimatea to cost $15,000. The structure, is Hearing completive. John Hyzy is having built at GS1S ".' dar street. Indiana Il.irbor. a brick resident and garage. ctimiU'd i ot f 5. The Peoples State F.ank at the corner of Forsyth and 113th. streets, is expected to be completed by August. .T-jhn Bocknowski. of 4 S 4 4 Nort hee.t - a venue. East Chicago, has been elected as president of this new concern. A brick building on Chicago avenue between Forsyth and Magoun, East Chicago, is being built by Nassau and Thompson at an estimated cost of $25.000 . Burns-Pollack and Farovid will

have finished by the end of this month a one-story, three room business place I on Michigan avenue, between Grape- ' ine and Hemlock btreets. Indiana !

Harbor. Cost is estimated at $15. )'. Wagner's Electrical Shop on Forsyth ju."t north of the Atlas apartments will be completed soon. "Big" Bill Sabotich is building a new hotel and restaurant or road house at the corner of Cline and Guthrie sts.. Indiana Harbor, to be completed this week. The biulding is esctimated to ost $16,000. Stephens and Olney have just com

pleted the construction of eight new i bungalows on 113rd, between Parrlsh 1

and Ivy. Indiana Harbor, and contemplate building others. PLAXS COMPLETED. The First State Trust and Savings Bank. 137th and Cedar streets. Indiana Harbor, have started reeciv.ngf bids on the remodeling of tlv; bank builiing. The. cost has been estimated between $30, and $100, 000. Additional hank fixtures will be required, it is said . George Szabo has completed plans and specifications for a new modern two story business and resident building at 4s06 Alexander aveiiup, r.aot Chicago. The building is estimated to cost $30,000. Bids are being taken. M. T. Rotun'oerg. proprietor of the East Chicago Tea and Coffee ttore. has accepted the plans and specifications f r a tw ostory brick building on Forsyth avenue jur-t south of the Hartley theater. The construction is estimated to cost $33,000.

The Standard Oil company of Indi- t-very once in a vnue, e.a ..

ana has just started work on the con-! Nickel, manager of t:ie local cxiae M ruction 'of two filling stations in i Srvi?e Station, "you'll see an ad or East Chicago. One of the stations will I read some article about a starting and

lighting battery to whose .:te ine.e just doefn't seerrl to be any limit. And immediately after the appearance of any such publicity I am literally drowned by a deluge of questions from my customers wanting to know why they can't get some such everlasting service from their batteries. "As a matter of fact. I don't know

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Women's High Grade Oxfords, Ties and Pumps Men's Quality Shoes and Oxfords Former Values to $8 reduced to

yT j

For Women and Growing Girls' High grade Oxfords, Pumps and Tics, in black and brown kid and brown and tan calf, patents, white cloth and buck; including the famous Mary Adams' Comfort Oxfords and Strap Pumps. This is a very unusual opportunity to obtain high grade footwear at a very nominal price.

For Men and Young Men Fine Black and Brown Oxfords, White Canvas Oxfords, Black and Brown Shoes, in the Eng

lish, medium or wide toes. Many have rubber heels attached. Every pair of Oxfords or Shoes a wonderful bargain at $5.00.

CHILD'S MARY JANE SLIPPERS In patent. Regular $1.98 value. Clearance ?t $1.29

GROWING GIRLS' $5,001 CHILDREN STRAP PATENT PUMPS PUMPS ;T t . i Patent and brown kid; in Two-strap pumps, w , t h tQ , , Reguar

I ijw uccj. vicaiaact at

$3.98

! $2.49 value, at

$1.98

WOMEN'S WHITE REIGN CLOTH SHOES $5 sellers. Military and French heels. Special at $1.00

CHILDREN'S WHITE CANVAS SLIPPERS AND SHOES Fine for outing or play. Sizes 5 to 1 1 and 1 1 Vz to 2. Clearance at $1.00

CHILDREN'S BROWN PATENT MARY JANE SLIPPERS Hand turned soles, sizes 4 to 8 . Regular $2.50. $1.98

WMOEN'S TAN OXFORDS Low heels. Regular $5 grade. Special for July Clearance at $3.85

MEN'S $3.50 ELK SHOES Leather soles, extra good quality. Special for July Clearance at $295

MEN'S DRESS SHOES In black and brown; good quality. Special for July Clearance at $3.95

WOMEN'S JULIETS

MISSES' PUMPS

Patent front stay, rub- I With instep strap, patbe r heels. Specially : ent and brown kid; in priced for July Clear-! sizes 1 1 Yl to 2. Clear-

ance Sale at ance at

$1.69

$2.29

WOMEN'S PUMPS AND TIES Fin quality. Special for July Clearance Sale, per pair $2.69

i avenues. East Chicago. I The. construction on the Elks' new four story home on th3 northwest I corner of Magoun ana Chicago avoj tiucs, East Chicago, is expected to com

mence this fall .

UNUSUAL BATTERY LIFE

Mr,

be located at lJ5th and Forsyth ave-; nues. the other at Michigan and 135th I streets. i The plans and specifications have j been completed on the new Huber Eri-I dertakir.g parlor to be erected on- Chi- ! cago avenue, between Baring ana Ma-;

go an avenues. East Chicago. The building is estimated to cost $35.000 . Remodeling is expected to start soon on th old Schlitz building on Chiccgo and Bailroad avenues, owned by T. Szilagyi. When completed the building will be occupied by Haft-Green Wholesale Grocery company. Joe Itembacz will beg-in construction on two small stores and flats at 140th find Euclid. The work is estimated at $12,500. covsnircTiov contemplated. The board of education of the city of East Chicago have completed plans and specifications for a new normal school building at the corner of 144th and Magoun avenues. East Chicatro.

The building is estimated to cost $1.- )

ooo.ooo . E. it. McKenzie and E. E. Reid have planned on building at the soufh-

corner of Chicago and Magoun

why thy can't if they will reaily give their batteries honest and unfailing care. This stuff about a fehort life and a merry one, that the pessimis'ic motorist is forever pulling about his battery, is mostly bunk. Starting and lighting batteries will live and do their work a whole lot longer thn most people, think, if. as I said before, they're given a fair chance. Fve got a bunch of letters In my office now reprints of originals sent to the home off ice testimonials from all sorts of people from all parts of the country in which 'Exide' Batteries that have bet n giving bang-up performance any

where from three to six years

mentioned, guarantee more than

are

tt-ry. and backs that battery up with a faithful using of 'Exide' Service, is surely going to get his money's worth and then some every time.''

LEGAL NOTICES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, OFFICE OF THE EOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. SS. Hammond. Indiana. July 13, 1921 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN": Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that' it is desired and deemed necessary to improve Sheffield

Of course, no firm canj.Vvenuo from liostlin Street to Folk anything like that, any Boulevard in tho City of Hammond, the seedsman can guaran- Indiana, by constructing therein be-

tee his seeds coming up results are so markedly dependent on the user and j

the local conditiops. But I will say that anyone, who buys an 'Exide' Bat-

otienbergs Grocery & Market

Phones 284285 3418 Guthrie St. Ind. Harbor, Ind. Specials forFriday and Saturday, July 15-16

en s

Kidney and Bladder Troubles HAVE TO GO

Cloe'ircd up Kidney Deposits are Dissolved and the Toxins (Poisons) Complttoly Driven Out. Drug'srisr's Told to Oaara&tee it in Everv "iastaacc.

SUGAR,

for 56c

With $3.00 Grocery Order (Flour and Soap Not Included.)

SELLING AGENCY FOR CHASE & SANBORN SEAL BRAND COFFEE 1 pound 45c 3 pound can for

COFFEE. FAMOUS $1.32

tween said terminal points, three quarter inch and one inch lead water service connections, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 864. adopted by said Board on the 13th day of July. 1S21. All work done in the making of said

above described rublic improvement ; shall be in accordance with tho terms . and conditions of the Improvement Res- j olution V-o. S64. adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named date, and the detailed drawings, -plans. profiles and specifications which are . now on tile and may be seen in the ; offico of taid Board of rublic Works ' of tho City of Hammond, Indiana. The Board of Public Works has fixed the , 3rd day of August. 1321. at two o'clock ,' p. in., as a date for the hearing of all ' persons interested or whose property Is ; affected by said improvement, and will , decide whether the benefits that will ' accrue to the property abutting and adJiccnt to the proposed improvement 1 and to said City will be equal to or ex-

coed the estimated cost of the proposed improvement as estimated by the City Civ ft Engineer. A. J. SWANSON". JACOB WIKEIl. F. C. DI13TRIOIT. 7-14-21 Board of Public TYorks.

chase and development. Gary viewing the problem through the practical eyes of a man like Gleason and the other progressive members of the Gary board has realized that park projects must be studied, dreamed over and planned for years in advance of their actual acquisition. Gary is so young that it hasn't any hindsight. Gary's is all foresight: And it was this that opened the eyes of the forty or fifty numbers and guests present. Where but in Gary would a park be designed solely for the use of the foreign element. Where but in Gary would a park be designed specially for great opsn air public meetings. All of these things were explained by this park enthusiast, a steel maker by day and a park builder by r.ight. BEAI MOXT PABKS SPEAKS. N Beaumont Parks modestly gives the credit for Whitlnpr's splendid lake

front park to Mayor Fred Smith, Al Gondon, the present mayor and others but he nevertheless pleaded guilty to having taken a great interest in the development of Whiting's only breathing epot. He told of the reclamation of submerger land greatly increasing the area of the park. He told of the careful planning and planting of the park. He told of the bathing beach and bath house, the trap shooting, the swings, the lake shore drive by which, the whole park is made accessable. Then he urged that before any city may be expected to take a great interest in its parks that it must encourage the head men in its industries to make their homes in the communities in which their plants are located. "These men will tend to improve the environment in which they are required to live," said Mr. Parks and no city can make much progress in park and other development whore the in

fluence of such men is removed." MAYOR BROWS' TALKSi Mayor Brown then made a atat;. ment which indicated that the city of Hammond is giving . careful attention to its park and boulevard problems. He said that tjie matter of locating a park in the newly annexed territory somewhere along the river was being considered. He told of the work that has been done in developing other parks. H spoke of the problem of enlarging tht present Lake Front park to take care of the parking of automobiles and increasing the bathing facilities. It is believed that the matter tr beautifying the city has received a great stimulus as a result of the meeting sponsored and held by the Rotary club and the membership of that organization expect to keep up the interest until real progress has been made towards making Hammond a city i t beauty spots.

Golden Santos Coffee good cup, 3 pounds for Fancy Peaberry Coffee 3 pounds for

fre-j Special Peaberry Coffee

"Tour very lire." says Dr. Care,"depends upon tho perfect functioning and heajth of your kidnevs so whatever you do don't neplect them." Lr. Carey's famous prescription No. 777 known as Marshroot is not recommended for everything, but we; cannot too strongly urge its use if vou suffer

from annovtng o;3dder troubles.

with smarting rr irritation, brick dust ! A nounr? fnr

sediment or h:rhly colored urine Moatinif irritability with loss of Mesh. I backache, rheumatism or any other ' I V Rl-nrl Crpe tendency to BrU'hts Disease. Dlabot is ! L" D or Gravel, for kidney disease in its I 1 1!A ARr 1 IK worst form mav be stealing imnn ri '. . "--

Don't wait until tomorrow to berin i the uso of this wonderful prescription I TFA Delicious for lCe if von have am- of tht. Kr.e-,. . 1 i-rl UCUUUU W -c

K'dney and "Bladder troubles ' don't wear away. They will grow upon von slowly, stealthily and with unfailing certainty. Never mind the failures of the past if you even suspect that you ar subject to Kidney Disease, don't Jose a Finfrle dav for every irood rtrujrjrlst has b"en authorized to return the purchase money on the first two bittlos to a'jl vho state they have received no benefit Adv.

$1 $1 $1

Shadv Lane Cling Peaches, heavy Syrup, large cans 25 C for Bewley Green Gage Plums, heavy syrup. Per doz., $1.20. 2q Per can Telmo Sliced Pineapple, 9Qr , i O 7 w heavy syrup, large can . . Beech Nut Peanut Butter, 29 C large size

tea. Peril).

39c

FRESH FISH EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

Amaizo Corn Oil Best for Salads and Cooking Buy in five gallon cana and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 233. Roby, Ind.

25c

ASST. PURE JELLIES 1 O C In tumblers, special at. . Pet Milk, Tall cans 25 C 2 for American Family, P. & G. and Fels Naphtha Soap 68 C

l J Udij iui Kirk's Bath Tablets, 3 cakes

Kirk's American Family Q Soap Chips, per pkg per package XOc

Argo Starch per package

Sardines, pure olive oil, f j Campbell's Tomato Soup, 1 A-

pel V,(U1 Monarch Catsup, large

Libbys Smilax Sugar Peas OC, per can 15c; 2 cans for Fancy Crosby Corn, per can 1 5c ; 2 cans CJ Rumf ord Baking Powder OCp

I pUUJIU U211 IUI .... Fancy Diana Salmon, large can

15c

GARY AND WHITINGPARK HEADS SPEAK IN HAMMOND (Continued from page one.) ths birds eye view of the entire region. Gary's plans extend even over into Porter county. And yet those projects do not all require an immediate outlay for p-ir-Luxurics in Leas Demand. ri . . t if . .-. Utei.Aan

jLiieies a vast uiueiuiuc eating to live and living to eat. This j is being discovered by a grett many people. In a measure discovery accounts for lessening demand for luxuries yet doesn't supply the funds for . necessities. One can't spend dollars

and have them too. dnt

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'XPECTAifL

i ZlXJ1 & saiLA w For Thro Generation Have Made Child-Birth

Eesier By Using

8cl WSiife

regularly zjc. rercan.

Armour's Veri Best Corn Beef, Ya lb. can

Sincerity Corn Flakes, airtight waxed pkg

Swansdown Cake Flour, O per pkg OOC

28c

bottle Snider's Chili Sauce, large bottle L'needa Biscuits, per pkg

25c 35c 7c

WlTtro BOOKLET OK MOTHIRHOOO HDIMf 1ABT rtt Bradfulo Risulator Co.. DIPT. 9- D. ATLANTA, SA,

VE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH MEAT. WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY.

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arbor Coffee Stores

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

BEST FARM EGGS 33 c Per dozen

BACON SQUARES Per lb

18c

UNEEDA Per pkg.

BISCUITS

LUX For this sale, 5 boxes

46c

SOAP Superic Family, 10 bars.

35c

CATSUP 1 6 oz. bottle

17c

GOOD Per lb.

LUCK-22ic

ill

PLOUR Pilisbury.s Bed i2bbl.,100 A QC

4 -X

STAR MILK Per can

17c

ARMOUR'S PORK & BEANS 3 for..

25c

ARGO STARCH2 pkgs

15c

NUTR0 Tall. 3 cans ,

25 c

10 Pounds for

Best Peaberry 4 lbs

IVililC

Pet, Armours, or Bordens, Tall Can

1 Jc

$5.25 a Case

rianis

YUBAN Per Ib.

COFFEE

38c

Oscar Mayers Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked . Per Pound

l2C

BRICK CREAMERY 07 Per Ib O C

FRESH COUNTRY ROLLS Per lb. ..

23c

WISCONSIN CREAMERY Lb..

35c

SOAP American Family or FelsNaptha,

r xs

10 bars

BORAX 10 bars

S0AP-

25c

MUSTARD OR PICKLES Mason jar, 20 C

FORTUNE'S MACARONI Per pkg

MALT EXTRACT Gusto or Puritan.

Per can

HOPS Per pkg.

15c

EAGLE MILK Per can

20c

SAUER KRAUT No. 2V2 can RAISINS 3 Crown. Per Ib . .

10c 22c

PRUNES 25 ib. box.

$2.49

COFFEE Fancy QQr Santos. 4 lbs. ...

j We Deliver Orders of $4 and Over . j