Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 124, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1921 — Page 2

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MOTOR TRUCKS

FOS STATE HIGHWAYS

V . AspECIAL TO THE TIMES! , INDIANA 1'UiaS, In.l., Nov. 11 r Guarded by a ci.nvoj c ten Indiana " National Guardsman, Gt i Tiiirtley, i-hief ot the motor transport of the state Insrhwny dppxitnu-nt. has jnft --brought to this city a train of thirty snnvillf. The train alo eariitd nineT Class l; Liberty trucks, from Jcffer ty tons of snpp'.it'S chiefly expensive :otor ports, arid the total value of 2 the trucks artd prjuiprnt-nt is about $125,000, according to Lawrrnci Lyons, department director. The con-signmf-nt of truks and enu pmwt Is a part of an allotment t. Indiana from i th Federal government, and will In used in state load construction ori'i i ma intona ncr . 3 There remains to be convoyed, sev.enty trailers with cargo ldie. wnich '"also have been released to the hlKh- '. way department, and which Mr. ; Hartley will brlni; help within the nest tew weeks. A convoy of soldiers is necessary, highway officials t xplaJried. because of the vain of Jth equipment which must he cii'e--iully eruarded enrcuto and which Jguard continued for one nipht after "arrival of th train here until such -time as the trucks could be taken ' . the F'lr Grounds for temporary stor-.-ase. A feature of the motor train was that 'the Standard Oil Company had tanks of jrusoline and oil scattered all aloti th! :. route to supply any tracks in the event !Jhey were cut off from their supply line. JTwo expert mechanics followed in the ""rear of the tine to pive aid to any FtraiTgiers. The Class T Liberty trucks are new, ...none having been run as much as one hundred miles at the. time they were turn tl over to the hiphway eommts..ion. In fact all the equipment the I". department is now receiving from the Kovernment Is new, with the result of"""fieiala Bay, that much more work will be possible at less expensa than was "possible from a great deal of the early ; equipment, received from the Ft dral aid source. According to Mr. Lyons the Indiana highway department at this time has - hpproximately 6u0 trucks which will be used in road work. The last consignment from Jeffersonville will be equipped with hydraulic power hoists and .dump bodies before they are Introduced info service-

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C lllf ;o LIVE STOCK. HOGS Keooip' s. 4.VO1MV market, IS 'd 25c lower; mostly quarter lower Hulk. $K.T5Cn'7. 25; to;, $7.25; 1 eavvwi mhl. $;.T5i7; medium. $6 8'l'-i "."S; lis ht, $."5 ''T7. CATT'.-K Keelptp. ?5.f,nrt: market, fat ias-es slow. feeibTH and eaives lover, lii'f f S'.et rs-- -On-.iii e and prlT.e IS . 25 1 11 . 50; ni"dtmn and ro"d, $5.K5 ii it. 75; pood and choice. $ ! ff 1 1 . 7 5 ; common and medium. J t 7S i 9 . Butcher '"attle Heifers $3 S . 75 ; cows, i" . 2 5 ' i fi . 1,11 . SliKKl' Receipt. SS.UOfi; market, killing classes 25c lower; feeders firm. Lambs: tNt '.bs. down $ S . 50 't . 2 5 ; lambs: coils artd convm. $ 5 . 75 r 'g . 25 ; yeainntr wethers, $5 . 75 it 7 . 75 . CI!IC;0 l'HOIH'CE. lU'TTKU- Keccipls. B.K'1! tubs. Creameries Extras. 44c; firsts. 3 ft 43.-; packing -tock. 2:ifi2tc. KGGS Kecelpts, 5.5f'. cases; tniscellaiifu?, 5a'3 52c: ordinary firsts, 43(5 47c: firsts. 53 "ir 55c. LIVK rot'LTRV Turkeys. 33c; chickens, 18c; springs, 19c; roosters, 15c: peee. 22c: ducks, 25c. rOTATOKS Receipts. 109 ars; Wisconsin whiles, $1.75i 2; Mich, and Minn, whites. $1 .7P'rt 1 . 90 . VKAiv-50 to 60 lbs.. 10 Vi 11c; 70 to SO lbs., Il'!l2c; SO to 110 lbs., 13 14c; fancy, 15c. CHICAGO CASH .H WHEAT No . 2 hard winter, $.03i (11.11. CORN No. 2 mixed. 47' 4Sc; "No. 3 white, 4 5 4 5 c; No. 2 yflhw, 47V4 4S';c; No. 3 mixed, 4 5 i? 4 5c; No. 4 while, 44!?j44ic; No. 3 yellow, 4 5Jf 45"c; No. 4 mixed, 43 4 f 4 Hc; No. 5 w hite, 4o 'i Cg 4:! 'i c; No. 4 yellow, 43 ? 945c. OATS No. 2 white. ?5?i.?.3c: No. 3 white. 32'734V:"; Nl- 4 white, 3Ti 32 '.-C.

POLICE CHIEF'S WIFE BREAKS HER ARM

Mrs. W. A. Forbis of ti42 Johnson street and wife of Chief of Police Forbis of Gary, has reason to believe that ?he is most unfortunate. While hanging- curtains in her home Saturday afternoon Mrs. Forbis slipped and fell, breaking her left arm above the wrist Both bones were broken and the injury will keep her confined a month, or more. In another fall, Just aboujt a year ago, Mrs. Forbis had the misfortune to break several rib and suffered other painful bruises. On top of this, Mrs. -F'-rbis was compelled to undergo a serious operation some months a-o and for a time !ir condition waj pronounced as critical. Some year3 azo fell, breaking the bones in her ZJ Ig'ut arm, in just about the same place "as in this unfortunate accident. While her injury is not regarded as seri u .-. it is quite painful. She was

reported ettin along lis well as can J expected today. ills. Forbis is al--:o the mother of Ralph Forbis. clerk J -it the Gary Land Company and also!

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WHERE YOU GET LICENSE TAGS Motorists. Itcre'H the dope about the 1!22 license tans. They will Vie issue?. bcRiruiing December 16, from the office of the Hoosier State Automobile Association. T7un in the Hammond Trust Kr Savings Hank, Hammond building. Applications must be made in pernon. Certificate of title must be shown. Fee must be paid. And, presto, the automobile owner has his tag. No delay. Oon't forget the place Ham mono, building.

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WOMEN canr.ot hope erer to become rtron and wet! .sain ui less they bave plenty of good, rich, red t;oil of the kind that organic Iron Nuxate.l Iron Ii'lp make. Nuxnted Iron U li'.etht i'en in your bkxxi nd lik the iron in spinach, ler.tilo nd applet, while meLillio irou ix iron just aj it coioe from the action of tron acidii on Iron tiling. Naxatcd Iron does not Injure the teeth nor upset the itom. :h: it is an entirely dilTensnt thi:i from or dinary nx?bdlic iron. It quickly helps make rich, red blood, revitalize wornout, exhausted nerves and civeyou new strength and energy, (r.er 4.000. '100 people annually are mini? it At all druatnists. Beware of substitute. The penuine has N.I. rtamtv-d on every tablet, Always Insist on havinK the genuine.

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oujihly enjoyed by those present. This is one of Crown Point's most popular; clubs and their meetings are always'

looked forward to with keen anticipation. Miss Clara Oser, Miss Margaret Grass and her mother were entertained in the Henry J. Schmidt home on Saturday and Sunday. Hubert Youche and wife of Gary, were entertained by the Vincent Youkeys on Sunday. Mr. and Mrx. Harry Hizey returned la.t nlsht frcim their wedding trip and are at home at the Fred Fessenden home on Jackson street.

EW MUIHIAIJB MCEXSK.S John Lulfuss. Hammond. Katherine Ford. Hammond. John 11. ra.uk, Whiting, Klizabeth Na.'y, Vhitini;. Josef W'ejdylo, Fast Chicago, Anna Bochnowski. Fast Chioaso.

STOCK MARKETS (i.titi o irr;F.!.. tINTERNATlONAt. NEWS SERVICE NEW "i cJiiv, .-.ov". ii.- ki ..otirse the total steel tonnaso may temporarily be reduced eliKhtly," said Jui'itre Gary. "Bat only very ulierhtly. Sleel formerly goiny; into aimamenta will now- go Into commercial and industrial uses." At the ateel corporation's offices he-ie it was ascertained that in the last ten years the tonnage has averaged about 36.(f0o.uut Liis annually. Only a very sniaJl part of this went into armaments, it was declared.

STOCK S. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! NBW ) outv, ..v. U.--lu- stockmarket closed weak. The market continued weak in the late dealinirs, although there were some fractional rallies in the last few minutes, when I . S. Steel rose from 81 to 91. .Mexican I'etro recovered one pomt to 113. Industrial Alcohol continued in larjte supply, showing a loss of nearly four points at 413. United brug wa a strong feature, advancing over four points to 75. The railroad issues rallied smill fractions fr.mi the low. The government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds steady. Total stock sales today were 505,300 shares; bonds fl.n, 5. :'. INTERNATIONAL NS SERVICE NEW 'iOtlK, No,. ii.- v iosinjr stock prices :

A CLEAR COMPLEXION

Buddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes Most Voinen Can Have. Says Or. Krivmrd, n Wrll-Kimtrn Ohio rhyKelan Pr, F. M. Edwards f"r 17 years treated scores (if women for liver and bowel ailments. During- thee years he g-ave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vejretahle Ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Pr. Edw-arrls' Olive Tablets. Tou will know thbtn by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowrls. which cause a normal action, carrying- off the waste and pojfonous matter in one's system . If you hare a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of TJr. Kd wards Olive Tablts nisrhtl for a tim and note tbe plessln results. Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the suclrssful suipsti'tute for calomel now and then Just to keep them fit. 15c and 30c Adv.

Dr. Joseph Lenny is recovering nicely from a slight imposition wtiich has kept, him under the doctor's care for several days. Miss Queen Clteadle of Chicago, visited with the- John W. Wheelers l;it Su nday. Mrs. Ii. P. Monix and son John, who haive been in Crown Point the past summer, returned to their home in Toronto, Canada, the latter part of lawt week. Mrs. Herbert L. Wheaton and Mrs. J. J. Simpson were the hostesses to the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. K. Miles Norton and Mrs. Matgaret Wilson had charg-e f the program and the meeting was one of the pleasantest held

this year. Delicious refreshments '

were served during the social hour. Mi.'s Irene Carroll was with Chicago relatives on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Will Heide is spending several weeks with relatives in Champaign, 111. Missies Gwen Parry and Kate Blum, visited with the Leslie Parrys in Gary on Sunday. The Pleasure Club of this city, entertained the members andi their hus

bands at a turkey dinner at the home of Air. and Mrs. A'usrust John.xn, on Saturday nisrht. The affair was thor-

Pimples Denote Waste Products In The Blood So Do Black-Heads, Boils and Similar Skin Disorders.

DR. J. GOLDMAN Dentist X-Ray First National Bank BUg. EAST CKICAGO, IND.

The human system ia forever striving to get rid of the waste products. It is a life-work which goes on forever. When waste products get in the blood, they cause a lowered vitality. As a result, we become subject to many pain l'ul and embarrassing ailment3. When these symptoms appear. Nature is warning us. To throw off the waste products, the blood must be purified Don't clop your blood. Just clean It out Nature, will do thf rest. Pure rich, rrd blood nourishes the body and fights oft disease. S. S. the standard blood purifier and system builder, is the ideal remedy for skin eruptions. The effect of S. S. S. ia to riii the system of the waste products which are causing the trouble For over SO years S. S. S. has proven to be of unusual merit. Begin taking S. S. S. today and write for 56 pat Illustrated booklet, Tact Ahout th

Blood" free. Personal medical advice, without charge, may also be had by sending a complete description of your case. Address Chief Medical Director, Swift .Specific Co.. 741 S. S. S. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. All drug stores sell ij. S. S. adv.

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