Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 102, Hammond, Lake County, 19 October 1921 — Page 2
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THE TIDIES. Woflnopdav. October 10, 1921
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Pure, Rich, Red Blood Nourishes the Body and Fights Off Disease. Waste Products or Impurities Cause Many Forms of Rheumatism, Skin Disorders and a Lowered Vitality.
How S. S. S. Clears the Blood of Waste Products.
Tour sj'stem Is continually taking;n nutrition and thrownfc off waste products. This process poes on all "during- life. But, sometimes th o-r-gans do not properly function and 'these waste products, instead of pass- - ing out through the pors of the skin, througrh the kidneys end tlrou(rti the alimentary canal, are absorbed In the blood. Then the blood becomes polson"",'ed, and cannot properly nourish the i; system. ! Ill he-alth et In. You may loo Jyour strerg-th, and vitality; or you may I", have rheumatic pains In the muscles , and Joints; or you may be troubled "2 "lth bad bolls, sores or some other skin eruptions. All because of the 11 poisonous w&ste products In the blood. Nature now ne-ods help. She has done her best but Is failing-. A blood puri
fier should be used at once to assist nature to throw off these waste products. S. S. S., the standard blood purifier and system builder. Is the Weal remedy In these cases. The effect of S. S. S. Is to rid the systemi of the poisons which are causing the trouble. Fur over 50 years. S. S. S. has proven to be of unusual merit. Got S. S. S. at your druggrlst. Use it strictly according- to directions and
write Chief Medical IMreotor, Swift
Specific Co.. 721 i. S. S. laboratory, Atlanta, Oa., and let him help you retrain your health and strength, lie Is helping: people eevry day. Ask him to send you his Illustrated booklet, "Knots About the Blooi!"- f ree. S. S. S. Is sold by all drug stores. Adv.
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"THE PEOPLES STORE'9 State & Sohl Sts. Hammond, Ind. Tomorrow-REMNANT DAY-Tomorrow After the Fall Sewing Week Sales there are naturally a quantity of odds and ends in short lengths and remnants. Tomorrow all odds and ends will be grouped in various assortments and priced for quick disposal. You will save by attending this event Thursday. S & H GREEN TRADING STAMPS
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Are You Prepared For Them? Quick aid needs for accidents of all kinds. Cottons, bandages, plasters, etc. Things you must have and things you must be prepared to use. Look over your stock and see what's wanted and send your order. We will supply you with the best and at the fairest prices.
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS Ears that would be distraught by the blare of "talking machines" have welcomed the jewelled music of the Pathe. The Pathe needs neither
needles to buy or to change. . The Pathe Sapphire never scratches or wears itself or the records out, the result always being perfect music. Display and Salesrooms on Second Floor. WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
Mrs. W. IT. Myern, chairman of the republican women of the city, sffcled today that the suspension of meetings of the Republican Woman's Club until after election was a measure to facilitate the -work of tretting the vote to the 1k11s November 8. "The Republican Woman's Club I largely a pleasure organization," snid Mrs. Myers. "It was deemed advisable to adjourn its meetings until after election so that the women could ' devote themselves to working in their respective wards for the purpose of ettiiiir a bifT vote to the polls on electron day. There wa.s no other reason for the action and I do not want it to be misinterpreted." Charles Iyer Is to speak tonight at a republican rally in the Columbia school and tomorrow night at K. of P. hall Charles Surprise will deliver a talk, the burden of which will be that Hammond is above reproach morally. This is the first political speech Mr. Surprise has ever made. He was actuated by the attacks made upon the fair name of the city and has decided to take the stump to defend the town.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE J NEW YOKK, Oct. IS. Stocks, closingprices: Allis Chalmers S3 H American Car and Fdry American Steel Fdry "UVi American Tel. and Tel ...108 Baldwin Ijocomotive fc5'i Bethlehem Steel B iir4 Crucible Steel 8 (Jeneral Electric 125Vi Lackawanna Stuel SS"2 Lehigh Valley 63 Mid vale Steel 2 J Pure Oil 20 s. Pressed Steel Car ..j Republic Steel i.lH Texas Co , ' , 3'J U. S. Seel .' 77 ;8 Westing-house 44 WlUys Overland 5 rk Sinclair Oil HO-Ti CHICAGO CASH GH.4IX, WHEAT Xo. 3 hard winter, $1t04; No. ,1 hard yellow, $1.03; No. Q nor. spring. $1.13',-2. CORN No. 2 mixed. 41 'i (ff 46 Vc ; No. 2 white, 45'; q 46 ';c; No. 2 yellow, 451; 'ititiYsc; No. 3 wlute, 4."iV2c; No. 3 yellow. 45(460: No. 4 mixed. 45c: No. .4 white. 45Uc; No. 4 yellow, 13ftl3'ic OATS No. 2 white, 34364c; No. 3 white, 29 Hit 32c; No. 4 white, 281j:snc. CHICAGO I.I V E STOCK. HOGS Receipts, 16,000; market. II 250 lower; bulk. $ 7.20 ft 8.2 0 ; top. $S.3,"; heavy weiglit, $7.60!&S.2S; i.icdium. $S.00'r 8.30. CATTLE Receipts. 14,000; market, steady to 25c lower; calves strwi.tr. P-eef Steers Choice and prime. $9.00 11.75; medium and good, $(5.13(? 10.01) ; good and choice, $9.25'g"11.75. SHEEP Receipts, 45.000; market, frenerally weak to 25c lower. I.arti'is
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Well, the -nag: that negroes abandoned in Otenwood Monday win? identified today as belonKinsr to the Cook County Preservo. The horse had ibcen taken with the- expectation of the thieves of selling it to farmers. From the anticipated proceeds of this Blithe, colored robbers contemplated in buying Ku.Noline and oil to drive the heavy Packard automoldln which they hdd stolen jtrom Dr. J. T. Rolln, 1154 Moraine avenue. The whole plot fell through. w,hen the hortw. u found not
AT THE PARTHENON
Should a wife open her. husrb-a-nd's letters? Is It more reprehensible to hold back a letter than to open it? If a wife doe not opem her hunband's mail 'but holds back a letter which she believes will disrupt her household. Is flic less di;hom-st than If she had opend it and acted upon it? The action of Lois Weber's latest photoplay, "Too Many Wives," hinges upon a wife's decision regarding a letter which comes to her huiland with a crest upon it which he lnMantly recognizes. What she does with the
lf'te.r nrovldes firm of the moat In-
salable, and when one of th nefrroes i ten.Sely interesting ituation: of the
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( II !('.; O I'HODK K. I4T.TTTKK Receipts, 7,756 tubs. Oranw.rl.t Extras, 44 ft 4 l lie ; firsts, 35'i!42c; packing- stock, 23'24c. E( ;i IS --Rect-i ots. 4.SJ0 cast s; miscel
laneous. 4344-lc; ordinary (irsLs, 40ji 41c; firsts. 3U(?(40c; checks, 235-25c;j dirties, 25-?r27o. I LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 28c; chickens, 20c; springS, 20V4c; roosters, ' 14c; geese, 23c; duks, 28c. i POTATOES--Receipts 117 ars; Wis.: MiA Minn, whites, $1.751?2.00; So. Da- ; kota whites, $1.501.85; Red River j Ohios, $1.8532.00.
wrecked the stohn car. rr. Iiolln told police he had not givon the negro permission--to "slmonlzn" his car, although he wanted to do eo. but that the machine was taken during- his ab-senc-e. Tolice are hunting for the thieves.
"TRY A TIMES WANT AD"
youngr wife whose devoted attentions to her husband weary him and cause him to yearn for the eoc1ety of hi former sweetheart who Yi&a married a wealthy man. Then follows devalopmcnts that narrowly -wreck the lie of two wives and their liusbanls. Claire Windsor and Louis Ciilhern play the loading roles. Phillips Sni alley and Mona I1 .-a al.-o are in the cast.
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Ohio Man Lost A Year On Account of Stomach Trouble Is New Well And Strong.
SAD DEATHS
Death entered the homo of Philip Sendak of lhe Indiana Electric Ser- j
vice company yesterday ior me, nrfi time, taking to the other world Ills wife and new born babe. While Mrs. Scndak had, not ibeen ao well the la.s't few days, there did not appear to be any alarming symptons until last evcnln?. when she rapidly grew worse and parsed into the beyond at 10:30 o'clock. '
Mr. and Mrs. Sendak were happily I
married in England a year and a half ago, spending their honeymoon on a trip across the Atlantic, locating in East Chicago, where Mr Sendak is engraged in the electrical business. Mrs. Sendak wfs twenty-eight years old and leavs to mourn, her husband
and numerous- relative) and friends j both in thij region and in England. I
funeral arrangements will ibe announced later.
FLAG CELEBRATION German Beneficial Union 569 will celebrate the presentation of their district, as well as the American Flag, at the club house, corner Sohl and Indiana Avenue, October 23, beginning at 3 P. M. Be sire to reserve this date. Supper, Program and Dancing
"Too Many Wives" Is an-othor of
those delightful photoplays of life in the liest American society which have
crate,d a l.trge folio vrln.gr for IjoIs j
Weber, Women floflk to se Lois We-ber rilavf. There's a' reacon. It is a
Pnrummint r.lctnre and will Te shown
at the Parthenon theatre Thursday, "Only a man who has to -wrk for a
Friday and SatuM.iv. I,vln knowa what " mfians to Brt The storv d-als wifft thvn trials of a V b -ft" fitting a - - - - ' - - - - J lick of work for a whole year. I lost
twelve months straight time on account of stomach trouble. One of the worst caws I guess any man ever had. Tanlac not only made me a well man again but built me up 19 pounds in weight. I am writing all my friends in other cities to tell them of the wonderful news." The a.bove statement was made by O-eorge B. Lowe, we.ll-known employee of the Goodyear Tire end Rubber Co., living a-t 461 McGowan St., Akron. Ohio. Tanlac Is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and In Indiana Harbof by Central Drug Storead by leading druggists. Adv.
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DISPUTED BALL GAIvIE . IS DECIDED TODAY That disputed third gam? between the lary police baseball team and the Hammond police nine, won b y ITnun -mond. i to K. a.fter directive Kd. Warner, pim-h hittinsr for Ed. Wallack in t'.e ninth started a rally, was lunicably Settled la.-t night following a conference 'between three mcmlx-rs representing tlie CI.Tiry club and Captain Hunde and officers Mason Beasley, Ifanlon and Ilorlbeck, weorefa.ry of the Hammond club. The confab lasted about thirty minutes. The Gary club had protested en- ! trance of Ed. Warner Into the game. The proceeds of the game was spMt 60-40 the Hammond coppers getting the big end. The proceeds will add
approximately $67 to tne police pension fund.
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Orpheum School for DANCING 152 STATE STREET Phone Hammond 3328 Private lessons every day from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS Monday and Friday Evenings PUBLIC DANCING Thursdays and Saturdays Music by Jack Ruel Melody Boy
IN6 MOTHER'S MEDICINE CHEST are standard remedies which have
stood the test cf time remedies which!
their mothers and grandmothers had used before them. Such is Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, which for nearly fifty years has been helping the women of this country to overcome- many forms of ft.male ills; merit alone could have stcod such a test of time and won such an enviable record. Adv.
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evening classes ior DUSinesB girls. Day and evening classes, call or write for terms. VALENTINE EBESSMAXDJO COLLCGE 6203 K. Hulsted, W-st Side 2407 Madl son. Para i'atck. Principal.
Appreciating that housekeepers of the present day scrutinize the food they put on their table as they have never done before, and that they insist upon knowing beyond a question of a doubt as to the purity and quality of the things they give their families to eat, we were determined to provide such goods, so chose the RICHELIEU BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS because we believe they are the best food goods to be had. Riechelieu Brand Food Goods are of surpassing excellence, and we therefor unhesitatingly recommend them to you. Select any item of RICHELIEU BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS and you have the best food that sun, soil, rain and skill of man can produce. Is it not worth something to know this? We ask you to give these goods a trial. Your orders will receive prompt and careful attention. A Word As to Our Delivery Perhaps the greatest feature of this store is the delivery service. No stopping of housework to dress and run to nearby shop is necessary. No heavy armful of bundles tq carry. Just pick up a telephone and call EAST CHICAGO 1411 and arattendant will take your order. Insured service that food products will arrive in time for meals.
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Specials for Thursday, Oct 20 FRESH SPARE RIBS Q Per pound LEAN SALT PORK 19I Per pound "2C PURE RENDERED" LARD , . 19r Per pound JL S FRESH CUT PORK CHOPS -j q Per pound A C FRESH LEAF LARD v 11 Per pound . A AC NOTICE: Oar Store Will Be Open All Day on Thursday. Indeoendent Market Co. 181 East Stats Street Hammond, Ind,
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TODAY AND TOMORROW Elaine Hammerstein in "HANDCUFFS OR KISSES" Pathe News arid Comedy FRIDAY
Louise Huff in "DANGEROUS PARADISE" SATURDAY Hazel Dawn in "THE LONE WOLF" SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Clara Kimball Young in "HUSH" Extraordinary Good. DOUBLE FEATURE Every. Sunday and Monday
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LAST TIMES 0DAY . SEENA OWEN AND E. LINCOLN in "The Woman God Changed" A Cosmopolitan Production A Paramount Picture A romance of Broadway's reckless love and a South Sea Isle where two troubled hearts found peace. TOPICS OF THE DAY KINOGRAM AND COMEDY
Also BEATRICE M0RRELL SEXTET A Study in Royal Blue
SPECIAL! Cornet Solo by Frank Seering playing "When You and I Were Young, Maggie"
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