Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 44, Hammond, Lake County, 11 August 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Thursdav, Aiicust 11. 1921

FORD NEWS CHEERING TO GAS MEN

Production of about 4A'f Ford car a day, or at the rata of more tha 1,300.000 a year, indicate? 'arg-eiv in creased use of gasoline, in the opinio of oil mfn tvhri &1rr take the p. .-lt!--that the oil industry will iho- sue stantlal Improvement from Its j.rc.-cr level.

The oil industry 1 iinhjue is the only big- one that Is d

ry a moderate 8 trpius. i supply is regarded a.s an age, but four months'

big- overstock. This is dut to that oil erne brought to ti; miist be stored in iff --! tan the most i art. It is inadv provide sufficient t h :t k a ? t f.-t oil !n a period of temporary

tion for tn va.-t ma.toi dueer. whe force thetr o k-t at any price rather t expense of providing t.i many of them cou'.d not circumstances.

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ree month cute .sliiTt rp:us i.-t

able result of this condition is higher prices for oil. Gasoline statistics for May show for the fttfct time, in several months that con."u:npt ion was smaller than in the Corresponding month of a year ago, the daily conn jntpt ion in May beins 12.751.nSS gallons, compared with 1 4,445.101 gallons in May. 1 ! 2 0.

EXTRADITION PAPERS FOR

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Kxtradif '.on papers wftc irstied from the pr.-:-ecut !ns attorney's office of il.iry. late y 1 erd . y afternoon lor the ;.;;. rvhi-nsion and arrest of George An-

)'. fact ,,-.rs.n now ii f Cleveland. O. cro;nd; An.!. : ..n is ili.iti.-id with forslnzr a

'"'"! check made pay.i'nie to Martin Nllson ai'l- to! jn j,,,,, ,,f go. The check is '! j dated J.ily 1. ll'Cl. and is drawn on the prod -to- j Pittsburgh Steamsivp Company. It is f pro- pr,.SUm.-J that the check whs issued to lie innr- j ..,, the employe. 1" the steamer . to the' Thomas F. Cole, as the name of that n h ; rum.-ii ; ti is written a ross the face !cr any: the check. j The alleged forper attenilnffl to g:e.i!iy have the check cashed at th Gary :ti the i State li.ntk. but he vet.t to the wrfng Mvcry i man. The fsliis are constantly on xt fe iv ' the. lo, k-ol'.t and the check looked r. cover j suspicious ?nd was not cashed. Howlb !e to j evir, before Ainici k Mi could be. arr-st-in- . it- ( . authorities from Cie eland. O..

came to Gary with extradition papers from that state and took him back with them. He was wanted in Cleveland on another charge the exact nature of which could not be learned. Anderson will probably be brought back to Gary a few days.

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IAU FM AN N &. WOLF " Hammond. Ind

I FRIDAY and SATURDAY I

Great Specials in

A 2-Day Harvest of

Money-Saving Vaiu

PRESERVES "Sweetheart" brand Raspberry and Strawberry Pre- Ol . serves, large jars. . CLIMALINE The famous Washing Powder,

i Very special, per pack- Q

3, "5C

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"Kirk's Famous" American Family Soap 10 bars for 53c With grocery purchase of $2.00 or over. Butter, eggs and flour not included.

COCOA Runkel's Breakfast Cocoa, in Y2-lb. cans, 20 r per can RINSO

Makes washing -easy. Specially priced, QOp 5 PACKAGES ....

3 NEW ONES

National Biscuit Co.'s CAKES Special

-Lemon cream

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SOCIAL TEA SANDWICH

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Sale of

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29c 1

Choice of Theuringer Farmer Style Premier Salami

60c Uncolored JAPAN TEA 46c lb. A. very high grade tea always sells regu!ar!y for 60c per pound.

PARCWAXSpecially priced for Friday .Q and Saturday, per pound. .

High Grade RED SALMON No. V2 Tins, 12V2c

"FAR WEST" Brand, that formerly sold at 23c. DAY pvice is 15c.

h Our special sale price, No. xz tins

Our EVERY 12i c

PEL ROAD GETS 1 5 DAYS OF GRACE Labor Board Grants Extension of Time to Pennsylvania.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) ClllC.WO. Ausil.st 11. The Fennylvania railroad, at itt. own request, today has bitn granted lifti-en days of grace in wiiit'h to comply with the re-

! cent order uf the l-nit-d .tites Hail-

way Iiibor lioard to hold witn It employ en to a ft

lecti..n of a cuintnittie to draw up new working agreements San; ue I Ki-a. iireid nt of t!ie road.

wired the 'oiVior t...:w.i a.-U:ns f"r an I extensiun uf tir.ie and the hii ird sninled the request. A striite of tlie So.U"t i .hop craft employes of the road, it is j believed, has Ik-cii averted, at least.:

by the roads action. Heariti.es were resumed by the labor board tmi.iv on the protests hied by employe.-! of more than 7" roads against the application of the roads for the

Mrs. oliznk asks that Steve, bo resprained from coming to the house and interfering with her pending the settlement of the. suit. Among other

thtnss she alleges that ijteve would stay away from home two months at a time. She. asks for the custody of their two children and 13.000 alimony. McMahon and Cor.roy are her attorneys.

ANNIVERSARY OF STAR STORE Tomorrow is tin: fifth anniversary of the Star Store. Philip ReKiuck. the proprietor, points to the. event with considerable pride, for In this short time lie ha built up a creditable business. His line consists of women's, children's and infants wearing apparel. To make his aniversary Interesting ho has launched what will be known as "The Kirst Anniversary .-ale," and according to the announcement in today's paper, price lor this occasion have dropped several notches.

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DRUNKENESS

ON THE WRONG SIDE OF STREET Two boys, ridlny tandem on a bicycle on the wrong: side of the street, were struck bj- an auto yesterday afternoon. Gilbert Crumley, 167 Conkey avenue, 15, uffered a deep scalp wound over his risht eye and Martin Weaver, escaped with minor bruise The machine was driven by S. F. Parker, 164 Fayette street. The boys were riding south on the east side of Calumet avenue near Carroll street, when they evidently lost control of their wheel. Parker, Roinp north, struck them, hurling the two to the. pavement. T)r. A. J. Miller was caleld and after he treated the injury of the Crumley boy, the lad was able to go home.

restoration way shops.

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work in rail-

FUNERAL SERVICE The funeral of Mrs. Margaret I)unlsran was held yesterday morning at 9 o'clock from All .Saints Church. Solemn requiem His;ii Mass was read by lie v. iKather IFitzjferaJd. Interment was made in Calvary cemetery at (Jury. The pall bearers were Messrs. John Sher-

fn the Hmnmnnrt cltv court th' Jrnn l' necKman, Jonn iarron.

morninsr before special jndne. A. .;.! Frank J. O'Rourke, L. W. Brown and 'I ink ham. j. I.)r iesei man , 10333 A venue j Frork Mclaughlin. 1 '-, South Cliicaco. 1-Jrick H'icii. 1 r 4on I -

.wenue U. snd Frank Kanchak, 13T3 Myrtle street. Hammond, were fined i ?!1 each for drtinkeness. The three i hoys were nrn-nted on 1 nj ian.-i ool's

boulevard early ti:is mornins'. Oeorre Iieck. 1ST, ANaltham street. Hammond, was fined $1! for speeding.

by a surveyor from the utate automohlle ailiilatSnn Tn.t j wfll f

be erected according to E. E. Noblet, of the Hoosler Automobile Association

who xislted CJary yesterday. Mem-! bers of the association have found fault ; that they are having difficulty finding' th road and big signs bearing the worJs. "To Gary," will b placed at , regular intervals. I

BUNTON TRYING TO GET FREE PUBLICITY

Walter Bunton. the young l.aporte, Ind., machinist who made the claim early this week that ho had a process for ttmperin toppT whb'h would make it the hardest metal known, did not visit Gary yesterday as he told newspapermen lie would. Officials of the Gary Works of the Illinois Steel Co., state that Bunton did not put in his appearance at t heplant and take little faith in the report that the Laporte man has such a pro

cess in his possession "I think it is all bunk." said one j well known Gary steel works official yesterday. "I do not think that Bun

ton can produce fu. h a process or we would have known about it before

now. It looks to me like Bunton is i

trying to get a lot of free publicity, besides th different stories that he has offered, do not Jibe."

TO MARK ' NEW ROUTING New road signs marking the new

routing between Gary and Valparaiso

lisslng the bumpy stretch condemned

Rottenbergs Grocery & Market Phones 284285 3418 Guthrie St. Ind. Harbor, Ind. Specials for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 12-13

for 63c

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

SELLING AGENCY FOR CHASE & SANBORN

1 SEAL BRAND COFFEE 1 pound 45c

3 pound can for

COFFEE. FAMOUS $1.32

NEAR BEER ONLY, BUT LABELS WRONG MICH fG AN CITY, Ir.d., Aug. 11. J.

A. Lawless rf the Atlas Brewing Co.. j of Indiana Harbor, was given a fine of j $10 and costs in the city court on a) charge of failing to label near-beer j bottles. Lawless was arrested in thej latter part of J u ' y while driving! through the city with a load of nearber. At thut time, it was thought that the near beer had more, alcohol in it than the law allowed, so a case j was sent away to be analyzed. It was j returned with the statement that there was less than one-half of one per cent J alcohol. Then the charge of failing to label the bottles was lodged against i L iwiess, and h-,", not knowing the law, ' paid tho fine. i

Golden Santos Coffee, good cup, 3 lbs Fancy Peaberry Coffee, 3 pounds Special Peaberry Coffee, 4 pounds

L. R. Blend Coffee, 1 OC 1 lb 48; 3 lbs. . 1 "

CI 'Swift's Pride Wasbing b 1 i D J l t

$1 $1

25c

(One 7c Package Free)

Shady Lane Cling Peaches, heavy

25c

syrup, can .

large

THREE AUTOS IN ACCIDENT Three automobiles were damaged

on Broadway between Sixth and Seventh avenues In Gary yesterday whin a Chicago autolst violated one of th

city traffic rules. The accident occurred when Nick rernu8. 748 South Halsted street, was driving a Maxwell north on Broadway. Between Sixth and Seventh avenue he held out his hand as if to

turn into the curb to park his car, but instead swerved to the left to turn j around in the middle of the block. I J. FS. Blackley, o42 Delaware street,' driving a Ford sedan in the same d!- I rcctlon crashed into the rear of the I Maxwell and M. Kovlck, SIS Polk at.. driving close behind bumped his machine with considerable force. Detwus j wa8 arrested on a charge of violating the city traffic rules.

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TTie Amusement Center of Hammond TODAY, TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Ethel Clayton in

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IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Also a Good Comedy and Specialties

SUNDAYSUPREME ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE

Also HARRIET HAMMOND in "LIVE AND LET UVE'

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Prima Malt Extract 100 Pure with 3 oz. pkg. Hops, special 75c

Pet Milk, 11

L tall cans.

25c

BOOTLEGGERS ARE

BLAMED FOR BOMB American Family, P. & G. and

Fels Naptha Soap, 10 bars for

68c

h. states Attorney for Pearl Toilet Soap regular O C hortiy after midnight, j jnr VJ... 4 Kirs J exceptional- ac'ive in I 1 UC aiUe DarS ' ' -

Kirks American ramiiy Q Soap Chips, per pkg. . .

Telmo Pineapple, sliced, OA.

WAl'K'ECA.N'. 111.. Aug. 11. Bootleggers are blamed today for a bomb explosion tii at wrecked the residence of

Aihb.l V. Smitl

Lake county,

Smith has been

prosecuting- violators of the prohibition lawj. Although Smith and his family were asleep in the house and were thrown from their beds they escaped serious injury. The porch of the house was shattered, every window was bro-n and a large hole torn in the wall. No trace of tho perpetrators of the -xpiOMon has been found.

COMPLAINS OF HER HUSBAND

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Libby's Smilax Peas, per OC - can, 15c; 2 for .... Fancy Crosby Corn, per OC can, 15c; 2 for .... Assorted Jellie in Tumblers, regular 15c. 1 Q

Libby's Apple Butter, reg. 40c, special . .

LaSeville Spanish Olives OC reg. 35c, special. ...

Imported Sardines in pure olive oil ... .

Campbell's Tomato Soup 1 f per can A J Wax Paper, OKr 7 rolls for OC

Liquid Veneer, 4-ounce size . . . .

(12-ounce Siie 50c)

35c

15c

East Chicago Coffee & Tea Store & Market

714 CHICAGO AVE

BEE HIVE BUILDING PHONES 24, 85, 825 EAST CHICAGO, IND

Specials for Friday and Saturday, August 12th and 13th

PEANUT BUTTER MADE WHILE YOU WAIT Per pound

35c

53 c

23c

FRESH FISH EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH MEAT. WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY.

Her husband's habit of coming home In a filthy and intoxicated condition, late at night and abusing her Is ono

of the reasons of Luc ind a I'.u.rous h, ' I k

in seeking a divorce from John Kos- j brough. Her complaint, filed today In i the Hammond 'Superior court by At-i

torneys Cleveland & Cleveland, states that they were married July 2, 1U0T, and separated last Thursday. Mrs. Hosbroush says her husband i.-j always accusing her of associatingwith other men and even denies the legitimacy of one of her children. On the other hand, she says, he is always runniiiR around with vile and indecent women. sde At'ka for the custody of their five children. The Knsbrtiughs live at US Michigan avenue, Hammond.

SUES FOR A DIVORCE j Believing- that her husband was In, earnest when he threatened to starve her out of the house, Mrs. Mary Siiisk i who lives on Ames avenue, in Haminond, today filed suit for divorce in. the Hamond superior court. She is sure he means it brcau.'v he has used : her roushly In trying to carry out his, other threats. For instance on Au?- j ust 5, he came home and beat her up. He drew a knife and inflicted an ugiyj wound in her rttrht arm.

XPUT A 77 your i4 7 MONEY M A ioF these Mm

If You Want to Buy, Sell or Lease

Apply to AARON WARSHAW 400S Parrish Avenue Phone Indiana Harbor 1448

Announcement to the Public

It is for the purpose of protecting the consumers of ice of the City of East Chicago and Whiting that I make the following statement: On July 18, this year, the Citizens Ice and Coal Company of East Chicago announced an increase in their ice from 60 cents to 80 cents per one hundred pounds. This price was continued up to August 8, when the men upon the ice wagons from this company commenced making individual prices to my customers, ranging from 80 to 40 cents per one hundred pounds. During the time the Citizens Ice and Coal Company was charging these exhorbitant prices for ice, the Indiana Harbor Pure Ice Company continued their old rate of 60 cents, which did not vary one cent during the warmest period, my customers apparently being satisfied with the 60 cent rate and against the announced rate of 80 cents of the Citizen's Ice and Coal Company. Does the public believe that it is fair and just to either consumer of dealer for a concern to sell a product that will not net him a reasonable profit, thereby "freezing" him out and placing the consumer at the mercy of the stronger ice concern to levy any old price that they might choose after the smaller competitor has been put out of business by these unfair means?

Indiana Harbor Pure Ice Company

SUGAR

1 0 pounds for

With 3 lbs. M. R. Corfee for $1.25 Or 4 lbs. Our Leader Corfee 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 Rice,

3 pounds for

25c 21c

Navy Beans, hand picked O "1 3 pounds for

38c

Pure Lard, 2 pounds at

28c 35c

COFFEE Peaberry. 3 lbs., 80c; per pound at , Our Leader Coffee, 4 lbs. $1.35; per lb.

Fresh Roasted Corfee. 5 OA. lbs. $1.45; per lb JUl Rio Coif ee. 5 lbs. $ 1 . 1 0. j q

pCI I.IUUIIVJ ........ Lipton's Cocoa, onehalf lb. tin for

American Family Soap, with cof fee or tea order. O f 6 bars for JJ

69 c 69c 25 c 14c 12c

25c

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, OC 2 cans tOC Briar Ridge Catsup, tall OC size Hawaiian Pineapple, large size can; 3 cans for $1.00; Of per can 0C Fancy Sardines, in pure OC olice oil, 2 cans J Telmo Brand Jelly, t 1 O C 5-lb. crock PL tO 0'Cedar Mop ($1.25) and a bottle i Kl (5ft;); $1.29

Queen Olives, full quart jars Fancy Prunes, per lb Wilbur's Dutch Cocoa, 1 -IB. tin, 40c; y2-b. tin Lunch Wax Paper, 7 rolls Kirk's Olive Soap, 3 cakes

69c 20c 23c 25c 25c

FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS

WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY

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WHILE THEY LAST Full Size $9.50 SPOT LIGHTS, $5 Only Attached to Any Car HENRY WAGNER CO. Phone 906 E. Chicago, Ind.

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