Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 19 July 1921 — Page 2

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Double Stamps Wednesday IN OUR GREAT July Clearance Sal Women's and Misses' White Footwear

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White Buck Sport Oxfords and Pumps, plain white. Also the brown and black trimmed real smart models. Selling regularly up to $8. For Clearance at $5.00.

WHITE CANVAS PUMPS With the French, baby French and military heels. Specially priced or July & QC

Clearance Sale, per pair

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Child's Mary Jane Slippers In patent. Regular 1 OQ 51.93 value. Pair.,A Children's White Canvas Slippers ' and Shoes Fine for outing or play. Sizes 5 to 1 1 Cj l A A

and V2 to 2. at.. Women's Juliets Patent front: stay, rubber heels. Special for; July Clearance Sale, "i QQ ' per pair ; Men's $3.50 Elk Shoes Leather soles, extra good quality. Spe-. cial for July Clear- (0 QC ance. per pair Children's Strap Pumps Patent .; and brown kid, in sizes 8J2 to 11. Regular $2.49 QQ value, per pair Jsj .

Growing Girls' $5.00 Patent Pumps Two-strap pumps with low heels. Special 0 QQ for this sale Children's Browa Patent Mary Jane Slipper Hand turned soles Sizes 4 to 8. Reg- "I QQ ultarly $2.50. Pair PA.i70 Misses's Purcps With instep strap, patent and brown kid; in sizes 11 Yi to 2. 9 29 Clearance at Men's Dress Shoes In black and brown. A good quality. Special for July Clear- ?0 QC ance, per pair JJ Women's White Reiyn Cloth Shoes Regular $5.C0 sellers. With military and J "j (( French heels. Pair. . 1 UU

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East Chicago Council Locks Horns With Board of Public "Works. TMngrs have been running; quite Irregular for some time between the board of public works and tht common council of the city of East Chicago. Last night the climax of disapproval came when the council unaminously rejected any further appropriation for the board of works until members of that body came oefore the council and explained for what purposes such enormous amounts of moneys were beiner expended. The two ordinances prepared by the request Of the board of works asked for a total appropriation of $8,000. The $5,000 ordinance was for miscellaneous expenses, the other $3,000 ordinance for sewer maintenance and repairs. Hoth ordinances were lain Tipon the table until after a member of the board of works has met with the eommun couacil and explained where the money isfijoing-. An ordinance appropriating- $2.59S.7a to the cty department of law was allowed by the council. This amount to be paid the firm of Pearec, Greeley and Hansen, consulting engineers employed by the city of East Chicago, during: the recent water rate survey, preparing a report of the water company plant valuation and giving- evidence at the hearing- held on July 7. 8 and 9 . The ordinance giving the city authorty to direct the location and regulate the management of all public

markets and market places, was re-

Jected . An ordinance was adopted by tho council la.t nifrht. refunding the sum of $31.73 to John Harney, an ex-soldKT and former member of Company "L." the amount paid by him to the city for peddler's license. The state law provides that an ex-soldier may peddle and sell produce, within the city without paying a fee.

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(leorge Bloski, at 702 151st street, in East Ciiicago, since his arrival from the old country, nine yearg ago.

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WOMEN'S A?D CHILDREN'S DISEASES Cured by Painless, Pleasant, Modern Means MEN'S DISEASES CURED Rheumatism, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Tape Worm. Nervous, Blood, Stomach, Skin, Liver, Kidney, Bladder Troubles. Piles, Stricture, Fistula, Private, Prostatic, Rectal Troubles, and Tumors. PRICES AND TERMS REASONABLE House Calls Made When Necessary

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155 STATE STREET (OPPOSITE ORPHEUM) HAMMOND Hours: 9-12,1:30-5,7-8 Sundays, 9-12

ISIILDIXG PERMITS West side of Tod avenue between 149th and 150th streets, one and onehalf story frame residence, 22x30 ft., Carl Johnson, owner. Cost $2,200. Ea.st ;'tde of Deodar street between 139th and 133th streets, one story brick business, 20x38 ft, Venzen Kigewski. owner. Cost $3.20". South side of 150th street, two story brick residence 22x44 ft., Peter Kener. owner. Cost $S,2o.

ANOTIIKIl C. KMVA I. COMIXG The American Legion Post. No. 21, Kast Chicago, will again take upon themselves the task of sponsoring a carnival, this time the Fidelity Madri 'iras and Bazaar company for nine whole days, begining with Thursday, July 21st. Fifteen attractive booths, ,1 large dancing floor with two highclass free, acts, is the program for the nine days. It is said that the company comes hlfhly recommended.

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TRUST & SAVINCS BANK 137a AND CEDAR. STREETS INDIANA. HARBOR

Purchasing A $500 Bond By Partial Payment Could you set aside $50 each month? If you can you may purchase a"$500 First Mortgage 7 GOLD Bonds at this Bank, paying for it in ten monthly installments. And on all regularly made payments you will be allowed 7 interest. Our installment plan of purchasing First Mortgage Bonds is very flexible. You may purcha-se any amount from $100 upwards by the installment plan $10 a month paying for a $100 Bond. Acquiring an investment in this convenient way is luited to the mill worker, the teacher, professional man, business man or any salaried employe. Ask about this tasy way of investing while you save. Free circular upon request.

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PLATE GLASS SHATTERED A large window plate glass in the office building of Smith Hamilton, real estate Arm located at the corner of Forsythe and Exchange avenues, was broken by an awning prop drop ping down through the glass during the rain storm last night. Members of the firm barely escaped serious !,.. Jiirles when the broken glass wan thrown into the office. The damage is etimated at $75.

Connt PlunkettCount Plunkett, one of the oranizers of the Sinn Fein, is in wndon as an adviser of Eamonn de V'a'.era during the present conferences on Irish Deace.

Woven Iath company has .ent notices to all stockholders of this company advising of the importance of this meeting-.

ADJl'DGKD INSANE Mike B'oskovich was adjudged in-:-ar.e by Judge W. A. Jordan yesterday, upon the recommendation of doctors Townsley and Ross. The insane man was taken to Io.ansport last night. Rloskovich has been "ivinsr with

PLANS ARE ORDERED At the board of works meeting yesterday afternoon, the city engineer was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago Street Car company line improvement, from the limits of the city north to 145th street wuth. , Members of the board have decided that the street car company promises of improving this street are worn out, and have taken the responsibiliiy of making the Improvement, the expense however to revert to the street car company. Plans and specifications are being prepared for the improvement with concrete of Homerlee street. from 141st to 145th street. The city attorney was instructed to prepare preliminary resolutions for railroad grade crossings at Michigan avenue, 141st street and on Pariish avenue at the General American Tank Car Corporation plant between Chicago avenue and 145th street. The city engineer was also instructed to prepare plans and specifications on thia work.

BOY SCOUTS CAMP The Boy Scout camp at Win-Sun is becoming very popular with the older folks. Not because of the menu alone but of the fresh lake breezes and the good swimming Lake Win-Sun affords. Scout Executive Sambrook says that Camp Win-Sun will take care of the major boys and girls as well as the minors. A. C. Senour, Dr. McCormack. John P.. Farovid, Harvey R. Philips and Alan K. Lewis were among the Sunday visitors to relish the Sabbath menu prepared by the boy scouts of chicken fricassee, mashed potatoes, chi ken gravy, dumpiing, peas, sliced pineapple and lemonade. It is not an expedition say visitors, you are sure of a good time.

lug. See Messrs. Lotina & Matich, 4016 Ftr St., Ind. Har. 7-19-5 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. King of 143rd st. left Saturday evening for an indefinite visit to Albia, la., where they were called on account of the illness of Mrs. King's faOier. Rev. Elmer Jones, pastor of th M. E. church of Indiana Harbor moved his family Monday to their summer cottage at Battle Ground, IndTana, where they will attend the annual Northwestern Conference now in session. Miss Daisy Mock of Grapevine street is also In attendant this weetc at tn Conference at Battle Ground, Ind. Mrs. Chitty's Sunday school class of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Shanks, 3606 Grapevine st. this evening at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. The class of 1919 win have a meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Gcisene DeHall, 4120 Parish avenue. Mrs. F. A. H . Sitwell of Beacon st. entertained her cousin. Miss Macauley over Sunday. Miss Macauley attended a summer school In Evanston, 111., and was on her way to her home In Detroit, Michigan.

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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING A stockholders meeting of the O'Brien Woven Lath company has been called for Friday, at 3 p. m., July 22. 1321. Willis E. Roe. secretary of the O'Brien

Card of Thanks

I wish to heartily thank all neigh-

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mill No. 5 Inland Steel Co. and Hungarian Verhovy Society 229. for their beautiful floral offering and the donation of their cars at the death of my beloved wife. 7-19-1 JOSEPH SAMTIAS.

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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Wm. H. Crane and Buster Keaton in "THE SAP HEAD"

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Eva Novak in "WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS" and "THE U. P. TRAIL" Afternoon Only Evening "WANTED AT Matinee: 5c-10c-15c Evening: 5c-13c-18c Tax Extra

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DAINTY DOROTHY WATERS The Juvenile Wonder IN SONGS AND DANCES TOPICS OF THE DAY Kino gram, Comedy. EVENING Pictures, specialties and orchestra. Doors open at 6:30. Admission: Adults, 30c; children, 10c. WEEK DAYS MATINEE Latest pictures. Doors open at 1:30. Admission: Adults, 25c; children, I0c. INCLUDING WAR TAX

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August 18, 1921

We have never taken advantage of the season to advance prices, but the early and extreme hot weather has about exhausted our storage ice, and to purchase ice to supply the trade it will cost us more by the car load than we have been charging at retail. We cannot do business at a loss, and until further notice prices will be as follows: Ton and over (one delivery), 50c per 100 pounds. Less than ton lots, 80c per 100 pound.

Citizens Ice Company Phone SO 700 Exchange Ave, East Chicago

Auspices E. Chicago Post No. 2, American Legion

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PRIZE DANCES EACH NIGHT CLEAN MORAL REFINED

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