Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 88, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1921 — Page 3
Monday, October 3. 1921.
THE TIMES. Page Three
Did You Hear
That
"Just for Tuesday"
For $25.00 4 Smart Suit, Frock or Coat At this price ($25) we are specializing wonderful values Tuesday in styles distinctly advanced and qualities obviously worth much more. We have taken these garments from higher priced lots and marked them $25 for Tuesday.
Far-Trimmed
Embroidered
SUITS FROCKS $25.00 $25.00
Very smart Wool Vclour and Tricotine models, shewing the new finger tip length coatj. Many embroidered, many with chic fur collars; all finely lined.
Of fine Tricotine, are in the straight line and panel effects. Some braided, some embroidered with vivid" contrasting colors. A great variety of interesting shades.
Luxurious Coats like these fine Bolivias, are welcome these keen Fall days. Coats of a "warmth without weight" character in rich Autumnal shades. Trimmed with fur collars or OC shawl collars. Smart self-stitching and silk lined. V
Tuesday, These New Arrivals Canton Crepe Dresses
Every woman or miss wants at least one new Silk Frock
for Fall. Very new. very attractive are these black
and navy "Canton Crepes. ' embroidered and beaded, at the very special price of ; .
$ 1 9.75
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Immediate Delivery Chairs, swivel. Dictaphones, Columbia. Desks, single and double, flat top. Desks, single and double, pedestal typewriter. Drawing Tables. Tables, Typewriters, Office Supplies, Etc, Standard Steel Car Co. Phone Hammond 3230
Whiting
HE.VKT D. DAVIDSON", realtor, spent for office of city treasurer Jn city electhe week-end In De KaM, 111. I tlon. Only women In f.eld.
SERGEANT BENAK haa been roada night desk Ber.tant at . police (station.
THE vtlae ones are lined up with
Harry Powers to win the city clerk
contest.
DEMOCRAT headquarter and republican headquarters occupy adjoining
I buildings.
IVHITJNl merchants gay ll-9th Btreet is best lighted business street In northern Indiana.
K. OF CVS are selling bonds for a new 50.O00 dub hoiuw at Ontral ave. :md 119th etree.t.
"HUSTLE for Russell." It's a camalgrn slogan of Kussell Smith, demoratlc candidate for mayor.
T. JOSEPH SULLIVAN' blossoms orth as "ye editor." He heads staff of .ew K. of C. monthly, "The Tatron."
SLOVAK HOME, containing: the largest auditorium - In Whiting, will be known hereafter as . the Community Center when used for civic affairs. FIRST fall dance of . the Community Center will be held E'riday night. It
wilj take place at the former Slovak Home. Dancing In the park will be dis
continued. '
CHARLES TKRRELL. this town's most rabid football fan. is helping the high school eleven dope out a method to beat Michigan City In the game at that place October IE.
MRS. WALTER S. ARKER, of
Sharldan Road Is in Atlantic City for
ten days as delegate representing the local circle of the Daughters of .Isabella, a Catholic fraternal organiiation.
F.ILL REICHERT. LawTence Smith -rid Lou Baker bagd 10 ducks on .ake George. Duck dinner at Smith's esterday.
CUTTIKO Whiting's hair for twentyfle fears. That's the rcord of Charlea Fleres, Is'ew Tork avenue barber. He signed the first contract in city for electric lights when electricity was still looked upon askance.'
TSS NORA DINEEN. head clerk of the Gainer Insurance office, can pea nothing but a Schrage victory In tha cmlns election. WATER GARDENS become popula-
i ted. McNaniara Brothers, grocers, announce daily delivery to Whiting's i r'.ewes-t neighborhood.
EDITH LANG EN HAM, republican, opposes Mrs. Edna Doolittle, democrat.
CHARLES GAINER, otherwise and more familiarly "Gainer, the Insurance man." has written enough policies In Mutual Life In . the paBt three months lo insure nn "ajl expenses paid" trip to Vancouver next year.
CLARENCE "CHICK" BADE1L former Notre Dame athieta. is the. goir mentor of Whiting, It is said that "Chick" Evans, tlio professional, once
saw Bader te.off and forthwith bestow-,
txl on the lad hie own nickname.
Gary
THERE !s an epidemic of severe colds In Gary. Physicians state that it is due mostly to the ehaneable weather. About time to get the heavies out of the moth balls. DENTIST G. K. LACK has turned Into a grape king. He it the owner of a
fine grape vineyard near Paw Paw, Mich., and with grapes telling at HI') to 120 a ton Doc Is wearing the smile that don't como off.
FLY by night toncrBS and sek ag
ents are evidently g-ivlng Gary the cold shoulder. Haven't been any new O'.l or Copper Companies form In several months. What's the matter. Most all of the Gary plunders eay. "Never again, I am through."
JIM UMPLEBY. owner of the Umpleby billiard hall, cigar store and barbershop has his Hudson car all tuned up and ready for the fall election. "I know R. O. isn't going: to need It." says Jim. "but I'm going to have It ready
i anyway."
CHIEF OF POLICE FCRBIS of Gary who is taking the kinks out of his Joints by a series of treatments for rheumatism at the National tanitorium and writes that he is getting along nicely and will be homes the latter part of this week.
TURKEY day is belr.s arranged the date for the annual gridiron struggle between the Hammond and Gary city teams. Last year Gary copped the honors by slipping' over a beautifully manip-ulated forward pass In the last few minutes of play.
GARY'S next mayor, R. .O. Johnson, will receive a salary of J7.000 a year according to salary increases fixed t a special meeting of -the city council last week. City Treasurer Lane wilt receive $3,000 Instead of 12,400. The present salary of Mayor V. F. Hodges is $5,000.
TARRY A SHAW. Gaiy home builders, are also - flnishlng up -three alley paving contracts awarded thtm by the board of works some weeks ago. Other "Gary contractors arm rushing- their work In order that they Tnay get theTr contracts completed before the winter months eet in.
ONE Times ad that was rud by a
Broadway merchant last week brought J
the same advertiser lour customers
and cash aales to the amount of $1.1D0. S. Muscat Sr.,' Sead of the House of Muscat, Is the merchant and will testify like all cur- advertisers that Times ads always brine results.
JACK . O'ROURK E, popular! manager of the Gary Faking Co.. leaves next week for Toledo, O., white he. becomes manager of a much larger plant owned by the Gary concern. He leaves a large circle of friends who wih him untold success in his new flelJ.
ATTY. F. & DRAPER of the firm e-f Kinder and Draper In tho Reynolds building. Gary, is taking up a course at the Chtcsgro University In oratory and pubMc speaking. We might aJd that ' Drape" is a live wire and popu
lar and considered one of the coming
young lawyers of the county.
East Chicago
PETER STERLING, street commissioner, eays that the Canal street bridge is now O. K. for traffic
THE Union Sicilian Italian lodge of East Chicago met yesterday afternoon to Initiate a number of new members.
F. T. CHKI3TOP1IER, superintendent of the Greaselll Chemical Co.. plant at East Chicago, las returned from his vacation.
THE Citizen's Party will hold Its weekly executive meetings at the East Chicago and Indiana Harbor headquarters tjnight-
THE republicans will hold meetings tonight at Lincoln hall. -rth side. East Chicago, arid Kosclusczko hall on Cedar street, Indiana Harbor.
POLICE DEPARTMENTS of the Calumet region are planning on publishing a volume showing the pictures of criminals wanted by the authorities.
L. 8UTA. of Alexander avenue. Calumet, with No. 798, Is the winner of the Gould Ford coupe. The award of this car was made last Saturday evening at the Hartley theater.
PR. E. J. DAVIS, president of the Chamber of Commerce has announced a booster meeting of the directors at the Cafe LaFaytte, 4607 Forsyth aveEast Chicago, tomorrow evening at 6:30.
SEEING "Th OM Net" Is for all the world like strolling through the
family album of America. This latest
production in plcturedom will be shown
at tne Hartley theater, October II, 12
and 13.
JliOJY JOHNSON, the Scotch com
poser of music. Is credited with the parody on "Margie," sung Saturday
night by the Indiana Harbor Glee club
at the formal opening; of the republican campaign.
MRS. LOUTS GORMAN. executive secretary of the Red Cross, has established quarters at 481J. Forsyth avenue for the receiving of worn clothing and
shoes still serviceable. This clothing is being gathered to Issue to the poor
ex-servlce men and Involuntary Idle.
PRE SIDENT WINK of the V. 8. Re duetlon company Is proud of the erection tf a new smoke stack at the East
Chicago company's plant. This stack
is expected to take care of the smoke rwlsaoce across Chicago avenue, .so frequently caused by the lake winds.
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Wanted Want to hny a second hand 80 to 100 hone power straight fire box tubular type boiler. Built for at least 65 pounds working pressure. Must pass Indiana inspection code. Moorhead Oil Co. Phone S33-332 Hammond
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W YOU NEED IRONiTomakeTpuatrongajMi "brainy" and out the power into your blood to ores-come ciutiaae germs
.PRACTICAL ADVICE ON HOW TO DEVELOP GREAT EKESQY : j AND ENDURANCE Thafcodysaeateontatniemrbon. Wtea yam food U dinfftcd It t aborbrd from the tottina iato tie blood. When the carbon In your food cornea In contact with he oxygon carried by the Iron In your Wood, t carhoo and wryjrio unite and ly ao Going they ivo off twnrnaon nergy, thereby giving yon great force, trength and a4araee. Without Iron or Vod carrlet M otnre ) wlthOTt oxrren there la notainfft wsita wit tin carbon la rur ftxxl, to thtt what yon Fn yna da not frt any (tiangth frvm It It U Ilka tJKttln ecal Into a rttrr wjthowt a flra. Yon caoiMit g ar beat ontM Um coal unit with Um tra. ' Th atiiMiwt weapon with which t prwent and aTrcaK cetds. pnannioiita. k idoy troo bl, rhenmatinn. nrwoo pmtratloa, la fact alaomt anr dieean or dlaeaM ganaa 1 plenty or (rod rich, pure bkx4.tartli. aoenraad and araaca nod the graetaat mrrtf carrw in the bodr ia rnr6lc iron, not nwtant Iran which people nanally take, bat organic iron life the iron ia apinach, lentlla aad aaplea and Ifke tbe iro contained In what ia known a orfmnic Nasated Iran, which mar 1 had from ateoat aay drnrIf roa haa Wn takln HMtante Iron withoat anllt anrh ia no proof that oraanie N mated Iron will not blp yon. Kaxatad Iran oftaa increaaoa tha atrearth. enerar and aadaraaoa of weak, irei oua. m down fblka in two wecka time. It la inch .n eitrenalr valuable product that mm the fope at florae wrote wpaclallr of Jta merit iDacoouaaalcatioB t tha rharmncle Monnale. It haa been need and hiehly rerotalaeodcd by ftmtier United Statea Senator. Merabera of Coaareaa, iutf of V. S. Court, aaany pbyaiclaea and proaainent man Orer 4,000, oca people are now niinait annuall y. Satiitactorr rtcolta are roanuiteed or tbe nionfaturvra will roond your moner. Sold by all drag f ItU la tablet fomj only,
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Car Owners want more rubber on the tread where the wear is hardest; more gum between cord plic3 to perfect a resilient and powerful carcass. And they want a seientificalty constructed Non Skid tread with all angles and contacts to resist skidding and give sure traction. Firestone Cord Tires have met these demands of the car owners. Read Letters BeTow , Records from 29,000 to 57,000 Miles
Cord Tires built the Firestone way could not fail to produce mileage. Every day, from all over the country, comes the word that 10,000, 20,000 or 30,000 miles are frequent and consistent records. Sept. 10, 131 Flreiton Tira ft Rubber Co.. jacsnvi!ia Branch, jacfsonrule, Florida. Gatlcm:n: I submit herewith the history of a SS4 Virestnea Cord tire Tkla ti;a has rtui 5",00 rai'ea. 2 hive ratried it iven bMi. Tie average mileage to aicn rcittjd-
tae van a.vt 7.or think you w.li tgxtr. tbia In a tsmirkibie reccr'l. It i aipeciojly unmnal a 1 kno-- tha owner to fc a vere tiriver. eer, he uvea his tlrra prept infla'..on. The trT in cjuMtion ia not yet ut ci rarvicc rA nas very indication of being eufflelently atrong for another retread. I am anailire; photccrtaba under pr:e cctr. C. U. fe-mer. Plant City, FU.
FABRIC
30X 33 M O ICIX3EXTRi SIZE $ 13 s la th'a fabrte Mt in cur ccrd tire only Pirtnona reo-i:cs an"! ttptiin can rvi ta(j niKaiy at tfc
Now and then they are emphasized by unvsual instances such a quoted below. Performances like these demonstrate the ultimate possibilities of Firestone Cords under careful driving. Sept. a. mi The Krer E- Mask Co., Thirteenth at Harcooa FK.c Minaet.iolia. Centlerni-n: It occurs to ma that you might bs lntertm i.1 th nv:-igri that I ohUitnett from tha act e Firtiteaa Cord tiiea ea rr.y Dvda cojpe. Tbe firat tire went oer 2.-
Oat tailed. Tbe teceai tire rolled up a nuleace of between It.lta and .!5,0f0. TV.ete were beta rt.r tirie and had been eat ccrsiderabl by cHainji The two froct tire have gone better than 3 5, OflO tr.lei and are au!i in teod condiriea. I epct la get at least 40,900 Bilw from each of tienv. I need acarcely aav fr.at tbe Fircatoaa Core! wili be my tire Cooke for tha farare. A r true li. Bterd, tit Laaalla Sid-Ulaaaapafia,
!S ooly Firertona reo-i:csj nl tft- 1 g n: can yraTrtit tb(j niKaiy at ttut II J Fr;e" IS
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Pre-war prices cm tb stsziinc Thor, th tlsuvdrd wasii:r4f machine of Ainerka, fijpin pxe viiL Ail racbkua are new, not .wrpka; ttoci. Day by day they are prcing through a Jactcry which has never doed down. And they &rc being made even better than before becstsaa of Improving cor!cStk ztfedms labor tad matenals. Every machine bears the Hurley guarantee. AH new prices are standard f& tory prices now in fcrc?.
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Prices haw strvick rock bottom, find year home
shoukl not be wit bout a I nor Jblectric Washing Machine.
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Pay only thb small araooat down snd the machine is yours lor your next wash day. Easy monthly payments for the rest.
Authorized Thor Dealer
INDIANA ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
566 Hehman Street Phone Hammond 760 624 CMrejo Avenue Phone East Chicago 69 4S07 Forsyth e Avenue Fhcne E&it CKica-o 69 3348 Michigan Ave. Pfacrw Ind. H&rhor 69
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