Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 8 November 1921 — Page 5

Tuesday. November S, 1921

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EXPECT A RECORD VOTE IN NEW YORK

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! MOW YOUK. .V.v. t.A rt-.-ord vote was locked for by flection otfiii:!s today 1 ti the mayoralty election today, it was pre. lictcil that 1 .llnii.iioO ballots vould be cast. The campaign closed with both sides cixirnititf success by larjre pluralities. Kavi camp was coniut nt of t lw vomat 's vote, which may iroe decisive, as 4"T,000 women arc iia.lllird in this city to vote tor the in st time in a mayoralty election. Mayor John Iljliind. democratic " andiilate, whs awxured by hifj supporters that he would be re-elected with a J'lui-aluy of about Sti.OuO The coalit!(7i liominee. Henry H. t'urran, claimed victory with a KiO.oim pluralty. Hundreds of watchers Tiave been tr!:or'eii at the polls to jrttRrd aRaint election frauds. While public interest was centered in lhn mayoralty tipht. considerable feeling has been aroused over the contest for comptroller. Charles 1,,. 'raip;. Incumbent, Is the democratic nominee, while tate Senator Charles O. I.o.kwood is the candidate of tho coalitionists. Voters of the state will select an associate judge of the courts of appeals, and 150 members of the assembly. They will also p;-ss upon a number of proposals to amend the state constitution. Ma.ors and other local officials also will be selected in many titles. A sheriff, district attorney, three judgres of general sessions and a registrar will be selected in New York county, while in Kinirs, Queens and Kiehmomi counties the voters w!U decide upon county judges, sheriffs and

oou n tv clerks. IJorough presidents will be elected In all five .New York borouehs The poll? opened at 6 a. m. and will close at ' p. m.

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Twelve hundred and nlt nuntiiiK and tishing licenses were issued by (.'o. t'lerK heaton and d'.putics ilurmi; the month of October, this being the heaviest month durinK the year, showing that the hunters are hearing the call of tho wild. Misses .Mary Cook. ICttie l-'rey, Mesdames Clarence llotik, chloe Uoss. John Maehacek and several others are attending an initiation meeting of the K-al Neighbors b'iip: held at bn II l on it lit. Mrs. Kred Wheeler is assisting in Co. Auditor Foland s office durln nlho lilisencu of Mrs. Carrie. lnKrsoll who is con lined to hi r home with a Very severe cold. Harry Ryan and Jack OT.eary of Chicago, were found uilty by Jude Smith oti Monday of robbery, they beiiiK harKed with Btealinn from the Bell Telephone Co., in li.iry. Their sentence was 1 to 8 years at Jeffersonville. The "ounty Commissioners met for their weekly nieetitm on Monday but outside of the routine work no business of importance, was transacted. The members of the Allison tiuild of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a pot luck supper fat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fisher on Monday nlcht, Miss Mill.i Whit:; beiiiK the hostess. After the lesson by Miss Jessie Shilliniaw, a social hour was enjoyed. Mr. John J. A heeler returned from Cary tho latter part of last Week, having recovered nicely trom a serious operation performed at the Merer y hospital last month. rr and Mrs Seh'.aUle of Gary spent iiunduy with her. Miss Kthol Simpson of Court street is spending stverjil weeks with relatives in Milwaukee and Chicago. Through his attorney August Hreiner of tins city. Harv y t'lumbeck has tiled a suit on account Rua!nf.t Nora M. Cnrwooil of Cary whom he alleges is indebtedness to him in the sum of for money received for the use and benefit of the defendant The Garwood. were recently granted a divorce in the Circuit court.

A theatre party lnoludinir Mr. and Mrs. V. I', ("hristenson. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Scholitld and Miss Martha Christ-i-nson motored to Chiiimo Wednesday eveniriK to see a production of "The Baf by Mary Kobcrts Kitiehart. at Cohen's Craiul. The Kind's rau;liters will meet at the Christian church next Thursday afternoon. November 10th. All members are urned to be present to complete plans for an oyster supper to be held soon. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. I.iKhtfoot and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. M.uhtfoot attended church services at Whiting' Sunday even in K. Mr. Nick Mosn who has been failing in health does not improve much. Grandma J.imieson has returned to Griffith to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Mat. Kuhn.

CREAM CLEARS A STOFFFJMJP HEAD Instantly Opens Every Air Passage Clears Throat.

If your nostril are closed and your head is stuffed because of nasty catarrh or a cold, apply a little pur' . antiseptic cream into your nostrils. 1, penetrates through every air piissau . boot hint, arid healing- swollen inlam ! membranes and you k"' instint relief Try this. ;;'t a small bottle of Kly'v Cream Halm at any drug: store. Your CluKS'cil nostrils Open right up; your head is clear; no more hawking ' r sntllTlinK- fount fifty. All tho stuffness, di'vriesn. stf utrglintr for breath i sone. You ("eel line. Adv.

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LONE BANDIT ELUDES POSSE AMERICAN' FAMS. IDA . Nov. S Posses from this and sc.rroundintr towns are seeking a lone bandit who held up and robbed passenger cars is said to have totalled tVM. The bandit is belioxed to have hoarded the train as it left American Falls. He forced the rear brakemcn to signal frotn a stop at Cool dse. two!-, e miles west of here, where he left the train and scaped in an automobile. T'assencrers in coaches other than the observation car were not molested and no attempts were made to rob the mail or express cars.

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Miss Grace -liurray, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Murray and Mr. Klmer Starr of Valparaiso were uui tly married last Tuesday at Crown Point The ladies of St. ltrid-fs Church, will give card party at the school rooms Tuesday evening. The city c" Hobai t will have their first election next Tuesday. Two candidates, Messrs. John Thlel and Sherman Henderson are running for Doban's first Mayor and both are putting u via good tight. A son v. as born at Gary, Sunday, to Mr. ami Mrs. Hale Chase. The infant died shortly after its birth.

1. N. Hathaway of Shelby, was her. on bti'.i.ivss yesterday. Mrs. F. K. Nelson is visititin her daughter, Mrs. Albert Chipnian, am! husband at Akron, Ind. ltev. J. 1. Primberry was in Fast ChinaL'o on liusiness yesterday. The funeral services of James F Johnson were held at his late home yesterday at 2 p. m. Rev. C. A. Krowr pastor of the SI. K. Church preached the funeral sermon. Interment was mad. In the lHvi 11 cemetery

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Charles Jatrger. who has had a varied career for the past tv- years had another chapter added to his ventures when Judne William Dunn, of the city court of Gary, placed h.m under $ 1 , 1 1 1 m bond and bound him ocr to the ItUe county criminal court. JaKper was arrested on a charge, of issuing a check without funds in the

i bank to cover the amount. The Smelnir Oil Company of Chicago, prperjred the charters acainst JaKk'er after j he hud issued a check to them in payi nieut of oil to the amount of $fjX.'i4. j The .-heck was dated December 17, P20

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First National bank of Gary, testified! that on that day he had $3.43 in his i account. Attorney Whinnery, of Ham- I nionrt. defended Jaafrer. '

DESPAIR If you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have headiche, indigestion, insomnia; painfuJ passage of urine, you will find relief by regularly taking

COLD MEDAL

To Mothers oS Delicate Children Wilkes Parre, Prnn. " I want other mothprs to know what Yinol has done for my boy. Bronchial pneumonia left him in a frail delicate condition and terrible coughing speiia. The doctor tried different prescriptions, but he continued to fail. I was told about Vinol. and he trhi it, and I never saw such a change as it nas made in him, as he is new the pi -aire of health and perfectly well." Mrs. Caroline Jones, 144 South ileada Street, Wiikea Barre, Fa.

COD LIVER PEPTONE AND IRON

There is nothing like it for delicate children. We aj;ree to help your child or return your money. Hummers Pharmacy, ilohman. near State St.. Hammond, Ind.

Tho world's standard remedy for ktdnny, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles and National Remedy of Holland since 1696. Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. Leok for tka nam. Cold Medal eo ever? box and accept no imitation

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That's why big and little folks who know the difference insist upon KELLOGG'S! The thing to do is to make comparison Kcllogg's against any other kind of corn flakes you eyer ate! If it's quality, or all-the-time crispners or delicious or appetizing flavor you want well, juot wait till you eat Kellogg's! And, what a delight to know they're nevsr leathery! You'll get so chserful about Kellogg's that the day's best hours will be when it's time to sit down with the family in front of generous bowls all filled most to bursting with those big, sunny-brown Corn Flakes! Never was a better time than tomorrow

morning to prove that KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes are about the "gladdest of all good things to eat." Insist upon KELLOGG'S the kind in the RED and GREEN package if you want to know how wonderfully good corn flakes can bel

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Sirloin or Short Steaks, Veal Chops

Mutton Chops

Boiling Beef Veal Stew Pigs Feet

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airy Co. 184 State St.

Hotel Hammond Taxi FROM STATE LINE TO COLUMBIA FROM GOSTLIN TO KENWOOD 15c For Each Additional Passenger.

Proportionate Rates Elsewhere. p PHONE: HAMMOND 3337 and 193

THE HOME OF THOSE FAMOUS HOME-MADE CREAM FRIED CAKES AND PIES

FACTS ARE THE MOST CONVINCING ARGUMENT So instead of lauding ourselves and making big promises we simply ask you to come and taste our homem a d e Cream Fried Cakes. Those will be facts to surprise and convince you. Come and convince yourself of that fact today. Our home-made Pies, too, are :-; delicious.

Home Made Potato Salad, pt . . 20c Home Made Baked Beans, pt . . 1 5c Fresh Cottage Cheese, pint. . .18c Fresh Potato Chips, pkg. . .5c-10c Fresh Country Butter, lb 52c

Fresh Country Eggs, doz 60c Fresh Churned Buttermilk, qt.lOc Or all you can drink for 5c Home Made Pies 25c-35c Individual Pies 15c

And Those Delicious Home-Made Cream Fried Cakes, per dozen, 23c WE TAKE PHONE RS FOR PIES OR FP,;; CAKES

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Featuring $2 Combination Grocery Order 10 Pounds of Sugar 24c I pound Coffee 35c Yl pound Monarch Tea 30c 1 -quart jar Monarch Apple Butter 35c 1 jar Monarch Chow Chow 25c 1 jar Farmhouse Preserves 30c 1 can Cocoa 25c ALL FOR $2.00

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Monarch Coffee, 3 lbs. 95c American Family Soap 10 bars for 55c Rices Mince Meat, 2 pkg. 2 1 c Quart Jar at 32c

5 PKGS. LUX AT 45c

$4.25 Wash Boiler Special at $2.19 Heavy corrugated, copper bottom, heavy grade tin cover and sides.

WASH TUB Galvanized. theV

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COAL HOD Galvanized, corrugat- AfS ed bottom, large size, at . ; STOVE PIPE Heavy gauge, spe- IP cial, per length HOUSE BOOM Well made. Spe- OQ, cial at OJfZ

Semi-Porcelain Large Size SOUP PLATES DINNER PLATES 10c each

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THE fact that many retailers have not given the public the benefit of large price reductions made by manufacturers, is responsible for a" great deal of the present buying reluctance, according to current reports. In our case it is different for we are manufacturers selling direct to you. To overcome this buying reluctance, we have reduced prices on the bulk of our huge piano stocks. These reductions are much beyond the actual decrease in manufacturing cost. Our newest and finest models are included Grands, Uprights and Players. These savings, and our easy payment plan, rmake it wiser to buy now than wait. Why deprive your household of the pleasure of good music, when you can buy now as advantageously as later?

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Standardized Model Upright Reduction of Gold Medal PlayerReduction of

Massive Empire Model Reduction of

Professional Grand Reduction of Solo Player Reduction of

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