Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 97, Hammond, Lake County, 13 October 1921 — Page 9

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

Ji;rxjr ciutes to be hosored Arrange-me nte are being perfected the East Ohicagj Eat Association, m co-operation with th Lake County Bar. ir the induction of Judg Ma'iria- E. ritfta to the bench of jcom 2 of Liis Superior court at 9 o'ciock next Moujjy morning. The ceremony tri'l lu charts of Chairman Joha IT. Fttterboff of the CUirmaa John H. Fettjrho-fT of the Lake County Bar. ansistf-d by W, B. vfcaHn, TP". J. Murray And Wi'.'.ij B. Roe. Jude Hymsn M. Cohen will maks the presentation, representing tho East Chicago Bar Association. Thi is, however, only a tentative program o-rtlined At a meeting of the East Chicago Bar Association yesterday afternoon. Farther arrangement on this program are expected to be completed tomorrow. The members of the Ci-ia Club. Chamber of Commerce a:i friends hit's bea inriteJ to attend the mausruration

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS j

fou city nJirLov.njL;.T A oomruittee from the. Chamber of Commerce will bo present at the rial mtetlr.ff of the Common Council turaorrow r.'jsrht to bring up the question of creating a city employment bureau that will furnish fieo employment for the Involuntary idle. And .v!ll m a way discharge the various orrar.lzatlor.a that havo had charge of -Jhe employment situation. This meeting was called by Mayor McCorniack for the purpose of passing an ordinate that will permit the last Chlcb-so and Indiana Harbor Water Co.,

io erect a st.iiid-plpe upon a plot of j

ground In the City Hall park to tSie rear of the fire station. If this por-

r.ilsiion Ij granted It is the plans or" '. the Water Company to dismantle their ! old stand-pipe And forfeit the deed to j

this plot of ground to the city. Along with the construction of a stand-pipe, costing $31003, the Water Company have proposed plan f r betterments for the yar 1921. ajrgresating $61,000. Trie proposals submitted to the company by their engineers, Metcalf and Eidy for the year 19 21. are: Stand-pipe 131.000 16 ir.ch Cast Iron Piping from it Inch main at the corner of Ch-t-caio avenue arid Railroad aver.Utj to the new stand-plpo ... 12,000 Minor S inch pipe extension for current business 10.000 "ew hydrants (to be installed under the ter:ns cf the recent decision of the F'ub;i; Utilities Commission S.OOO Pitometer Survey of wftjts and kaiT") 3.000

Total for the year 1921.. .

. S61.000

Wassey'e Pleating Shop

EMBHoromnG, stampiso, hesi8TITOH1'Gi BITTOV HOLE. Bl'lTO.V COVERl.Mi, BRA1D1XO, RICH1.NG, FACV TITCHIG. 91 STATE STREET. PHOE II AHMOD 44J-

Hat you tried the new Sterling Booster clar? If not why not! 9-13

Satisfied smokers g-ivo preference o the new Sterling Booster cigar. The moke with that velvet taste. Try cue toiay. 9-13

VJOLIV IXSTHtOTIOSJ. Jfrs. Isabella Muck Ian cf the American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, will opn a larg-e class for instruction? on tile violin commencing Saturday, Oct. f. Applications can be made at 611 Chicago avenue on Saturday or by ohontag East Chicago :5-M. 10-11-3

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Burglary and sneak-thievmr seems

to be taking precedence over robberies!

ana .r.o.c-up reports. East night Jiilus Nassau, manner of tha Columbia theater of I-dia.na Harbor, repotted to the police station that while in the rear

up for the night

of the theatre loci

some one sneaked in the ticket office and got away with a bag cf money con

taining . j. Frank Lozlch. of 3527 Cedar street, claims that some one broke Into his building about 12:30 this morning and stole silver and Jewelry amounting to ov-r J1S0. And while Mrs. Samuel Rosenthal wa. awsy Ia?t ever.ins- att'nir

the polltioil meeting, some one claim-!

ed ner J2.000 mink coat. Along with the rr.ink coat the vandals turned everything upside down, locating Mrs. Rosenthal's hidden cash, aggregating H0.

; I: !s evident to the police that there ' a clique operating in this district j but so far the author-ties hare been

unable to locate and root them out.

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CITIZEN'S PARTY MEETING Thursday cite, Callahan n'ght at St. Patrick's Bazaar, Michigan avenue. Friday n:t.e. Family Theatre, Indiana Harbor. Saturday r.Ite at Transylvania Hall, Fer.n. fc Washington St. 10-11-5 iMifir QUICKLY SOOTHED

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Menrho-Sulphtir, a pl-a.-ant cream, will soothe and heal skin that Is irritated cr broken out with eczema; that is covered witji ugl rash or pimpled, or !a rough or dry. Nothing subdues airy rkln eruptions so quickly, sj-s a noted skin specialist. The moment this sulphur preparation.

Is applied the Itching stops and after I

two or tnrea spp.ica-jor.s, tn eczema is gone and the skin is deiisrhtfur.v dear a.r.d smooth. Sulphur :s so p.re-!-cus a.? a skin remedy because It desrtroys the parasites that cat: so the burning. Itching or disngurement. Mentbo-Sulphur always heals ecsema right up. A small lt of Mentho-Sulphur may bo had at any g - 4ms; tsore Adv.

BREAK EAST CHICAGO C.OtP At 6:15 this morning the second and third regiments of th United States Army broke camp at the East Chicago -SfcJ arena field and continued their hike- to destination. The second reement is bound for Tort Sheridan, the third regiment to Fort Sneliing, Minnesota. These are troops from Camp Sherman, Chlllicothe, Ohio, en Inter-camp movement. The detachments of about 6"0 men arlved in East Chicago about 4:30 yesterday evening and pitched camp in the East Chicago fight arena field over night.

Twin City

News Notes

The first meeting of the music section of the Indiana Harbor Womitn'o Club met At the home of Mrs. Chaxle Guyer TuesdAy Afternoon. The study for the afternoon wis French composer. The following program was rendered and much enjoyed. A life sketch of the comroser. Masselnet, Mrs. il. E. Crltea. Meditation from Thais, Miss Mary EoulHe Eloyd, the Florlan song, and A number from Jocyln. Mr. Arthur Hill, piano numbers, sacond Mazurka and Godard. The next numbr. life skstcb.es of Debussy And iMllbes. Mrs. Ouyer Kavs Die story of the opera Lmka with the Eeli song by Eamko on the Victrola. Duet LairJ.e by 'Mrs. Frank Stephens and Miss Mary Louise Eloyd accompanied by Mrs. Wni. Funkey of Gary, Mrs. Funkey At the renuest of the club gave several vocaj numbers, which were much enjoyed. In spite of the bad weather there was a good Attendance. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerr, of -4311 Olcott ave., Wednesday morning a. son. Mother and babe doing nicely. Mr. ar.d Mrs. R.e M Royce are ent4rtiiring this evening at dinner the following guests. Judge Mary Bartelme, of Chicago. Judge and Mrs. Norton of Crown Folnt, Mr. and Mrs. II. H- Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith and Charles Reed cf this city. Judge Bartelme will deliver a lecture at S o'clock In the Community rooms of the L E. church to which the public is invited. . A .M. Sherwood cf Corin. Ky., is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Thecdoro Barr, of Xorthcote Ave. Dcnna Jean Watts, 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watts of 4S63 Baring ave.. died Wednesday morning, Oct. 12, of bronchial pneumonia. The funeral will be held from the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery. The little one had been sick for some time and when pneumonia set In 6h was too weak to fight the disease. This la the second child Mr. and Mrs. Watts have lost In just a few months. The Ladie-s' Aid of the Christian church of Indiana Harbor, announce thlr annual bazaar, to 1 held on the 1st. 2nd and 3rd of December. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Green and family are again residing tn Ei6t Chicago on 14 4th and Homerlee ave., having returned from Oak Tark where they moved about one year ago. The many friends of Mrs. E. C. Wedge wood will be sorry to know she is in Mer-y hospital. Gary, where she was operated on Monday. She is getting along as well as can expected at this writing.

.vuflitorlunv AU membeiB urge! to

present. Father RebeUah Lodge av-,11 meet this evening at I. O. O. F. hall. All members are urged to be present as a special program has been arranged to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Relmkali Odd Fellowship. Members from East Chicago. Whiting. Hammond and Gary are most cordially lnvtted to be present The Ladles of the Christian church will hold aji ice cream social at Citizen headquarters Friday evening. Every one welcome. The Waste 'Ya Campflre Girls will hold their regular meeting Friday evening at the homr) of Miss Maj-y Ctnan. of Marks Subdivision. The Ladle' Aid of the Christian chun.u will hold their annual baz;iar on tho 1st, 2nd and iird of Etxiembcr.

qhree VIRGINIA Friendly BURLEY Gentlemen TURKISH The perfect bknd of the tliree perfect cigarette tobacco in one perfect cigarette one-eleven cigarettes

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Miss Bulah Cochrane, niece of Charles Reed of 47E1 Grass!!! ave., who t.a been studying music for the past six months at the Fine Arts Building, Chicago, and who has taken part in many different entertainments, has returned to her home in Joplin, Mo. The Ladies' Aid of the Fnlted Presbyterian church announce the date of their annual bazaar and supper for the 26th cf Nov. This Is one week earlier than had been planned, owirg to tie Christian church having their supper on December 3rd. The Civic section cf the East Chicago Woman's club reminds you of the meeting this evening at the M. E church, when Judge Bartelme will giv an address, on the girl problems of our city. The members of the Methodist church of East 'Chicago will hold a reception In honor of their new pastor and wife. Rev. and Mrs. Creeg, Saturday evening :n the community parlors cf the church. Everybody welcome. The Sons and Daughters cf Liberty Ixdge will meet this evening at the

MANY WOMEN USE GLYCERINE MIXTURE There is nothing better for scmach trtubl& In women than buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed In Ad-!r-i-ka-One lady rays: "It Is doing me lots of good. My Msers also say It Is wonderful." Adier-l-ka removes foul matter from BOTH uppej- and lower bowel whloh may have benn poisoning stoorsach for months. EXCELLENT for g3s or. stomach, and chronic constipj.t:on. Guards against appendicitis. Brings out matter you never thought was In your system. Summers Pharmacy, Ho h man near State sr. Sold in Indiana Harbor and East Chi?igo by Central Drug Store. Adv.

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Tell How Their Health 1 Kept Right By Taking Nerr-Worth.

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Even some of the largest companies rni a dividend. But the interest and principal of the First Mortgage 7ro GOLD Bonds sold at this Bank are paid here the very ci.iv they are due. Ask about these SAFE 7 Bonds.

-T am 77 years of sge and I hare bee-n taking your famous Nejv-Worth for some time and I find that after taking it I fee.; so much betters." tid John Mayr.ard, Center Street, Cattsburg. Ky. "I can eat and slep without any trouble. Have been taking medicine from doctors for a long time, but without results.. My wlf is taking the tonic same as myse-lf and she certainly derived a great r!-.l of beneiV from the use of Nerv -Worth. Vre both think we .-ouM not be without a bo'tlin our home.."

Nerv-Worth does good and good only. Composed of v-gertab!e ingredients ;t conferFs rfeh bnef.ts on the user and leaves not a trace of harm behind. It s truly a family tonic. Massing equally th? nervious. Irritable c.hl'.J, the worn-out veteran and men and v.-ome'n of all ags. It has a pleasant taste and a bracing effect. Sold and guarantee J by Summer. Pharmacy and L. IT. Mattrn Drug Co. Whiting, Ird.. and all the leading drugpis evervwhere. -Adv.

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

Specials for Friday and Saturday, October 14th and 15th

SUGAR SUGAR 4 3 C 10 pounds for With 3 lbs. MR Coffee at. $1.25 Or 4 lbs. Our Leader Coffee, at $1.35 Or 1 lb. Gunpowder Tea at. 69c

28c 18c

Peanut Butter (mads while you wait), lb LVieeda Biscuits, 3 pkgs

Downey's Delight Buttcrine, per 2-lb. print, 46c. OAr Per lb --V

j Peaberry Coffee. OQ

3 lbs. 80c, per lb. . Our Leader Coffee, O C 4 lbs. $1.35, per lb..

Fresh Roasted Coffee, 5 lbs. $1.10, per lb. Lipton's Cocoa, Yl lb. tin Gunpowder or Ceylon Tea, per lb

American Family Soap with tea or coffee order), Of 6 bars JJ Toilet Paper. OC 3 rolls L Sugar, with grocery or meat order. 5 pounds 97 for A C Tomatoes, OC2 cans J Fancy Corn, 6 cans 70c, 1 O per can X y

25c 69c

Early June Peas, 1 C 6 cans, 85c; per can . . Evaporated Milk, 11. large can XAV Almaroon Cookies 28c Uneeda Biscuit , . 1 c BOTH FOR 7 29c

Heinz Apple Butter, new ? Q pack. 2-lb. jar Libby's Krout. "1 A large can Libby's Red Salmon, Q Q per tall can . O O C Libby's Beans, OC 2 cans Sincerity Brand Peas, 1 O - 6 cans, $1.00; can. . iOC Rumford Baking Powder, OC, Mb. can -6siJC Swansdown Pastry Flour, O O per pkg OOC Briar Ridge Catsup. O C taH size OC Kraft's Macaroni with OO Cheese, large can .... " " Campbell's Tomato Soup, OCp 2 cans Fancy Calif. Peaches, O C 3 large cans, $1 ; can . Hawaiian Pineapple, 3 OC, large cans, $1 ; can . . Grandma's Washing Pow- C der, 6 rmall pkgs .... Co'sial White Soap, COp lObars

WIFE NO. 3 RE-WED BY MAN FREED OF BIGAMY CHARGE

BT. LOFTS. MO., Oct Wife No. 3 draws the hue-band from the courtsClifford Reagor, twenty-seven, has rewedded his thirS wife, fifteen years old. after being freed of a binramv rharce

Llililfitldy. UCtOUt; iu, x. he 1 1 v.ure. No. J i etui l-tin-d .-'i.r h wiis agahi arreted and i'f.:;:; 1 '

Ptndinjf against h:m ; n Jiii.e : j. !lasor inanlfl wll'o r.c. Z last ?

vomber. He was. taken jr. to custody bigamy chf rgs. Hi

for alleged abandonment of w'.r'o No. j his acquittal. 2 in Texas, t'r-on rce:pt of Jn forma- j Keagor'a n

Hon fro-n Tcx.-i-s that wife No. 2 baa J years ago.

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JUST LIKE A MAN "My husband fuffere-d for several yeara with stomach trouble He ortcn had colic attnrks that put him to bed. But a man can't stand tho pains that a woman can. Ho thought he was giin; to die and the doctors didn't srem to help him any. Like a drowning man grasping for t. straw he tried Mayr's Wonderful llemedy. which a nurso told us about, and now he is entirely well and eat? anything." t is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal traot and allays tlvi Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. Including appendicitis. fjn 3ose will convince cr money refunded. .Summers Pharmacy and druggist s everywhere. Adv.

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(f You Want to Buy, Sell or Lease Apply to AARON WARSHAW Real Estate and Insurance 4008 Parrish Avenae Phone Indiana Harbor 1448

THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK KAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forayth Ayenue Under U. S. Government Supervision Be Known at The Bank You will find it an easy matter to become acquainted with the officers of this bank. They have their desks near the door in the front of the banking room and ara accessible at all times. You strengthen your financial position when you become a regular depositor here, and if you are acquainted with the bank's officers and now and then confer with them regarding your plans you may find it to your advantage. We realize that there are times when the advice of the banker may mean a great deal to a person, and with this end in view, our officers strive to be of assistance, lou are always welcome to consult with our officers. Make it a point to become known the next time you visit this First National Bank.

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ANOTHER BIG CUT IN

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Our holiday goods are arriving, the millinery space is needed; hence the cut in our always desirably select stock of trimmed hats. Artistically and skillfully designed, they verify the fashions of street and reception wear. Dame Fashion decrees that picture hats shall be worn with the dance and dinner gowns of the winter season. We supply them, as well as the small street hat, in the beautiful Autumn tints, and black, values far exceed the prices asked asked for them. $6 to $20 A Smart Trotteur Line $1.98 to $10

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HATS

We Have a Large Line of Choice Small Velvet Hats to Close at $1.00 and $1.50 Beautiful long nap beavers as low as $2.50 worth $5.00, for the tiny tot. Larger sizes for her big sister up to $6, worth $8. Fine smooth French felts, $6 and $5 reduced to $3 and $3.50.

Big Line of Xmas Handkercheifs

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Stamped Goods Some more of those sheer Royal Society gowns, prettily stamped. 9 0 C

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Applique designs in bedspreads at $4,50 and $3.50

LINGERIE Big reduction in silk underwear. Headquarters for Ribbons, Embroidery Materials and Accessories. Laces of the finer kind. We Do Hemstitching

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