Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 145, Hammond, Lake County, 9 December 1921 — Page 5

Friday, December 9, 1921.

TTunra PA HE FTVR

aturday Special

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Assorted Cream CARAMELS

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The most popularly liked of all the specials we offer. Help yourself tomorrow at about one-half the week-day price. OUR HOT DRINKS SATISFY

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Co.

ammond Candy

SOULIAS & ROGERS TWO STORES 575 Hohman Street 166 State Street

Independent Market Co.

181 East State St.

Hammond, Ind.

Specials for Saturday, Dec. 10 Pork Shoulders, lb.1 . . . $ Leaf Lard, lb 72

Prime Native Beef Pot Roast, lb. . . .

10c

1 Cwnll T ti

Boiling Beef, lb - T 1 T 11, ' fli L

g veai Dreasi, id -

Cali. Hams, lb. .

14c

Select Brand Lean Salt Pork, lb . .

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Independent Market Co.

181 East State St.

Hammond, Ind.

348 Hohman St. Phone 2402 SfZCIALS FOR SATURDAY

40c

Fine Granulated Sugar, ELEi in il- r. J-?

I U 1US. 1U1 Pure White Lard, 3 lbs. for

Guaranteed Best Creamery Butter, in prints, AH per lb. C Guaranteed Eggs, 42 C

pC .......

Fine Corn Meal, yellow OC anrl V4.4ftA 1 Ci Ike &J

Argo Starch,

3 pkgs

Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour V& barrel ..$1.08 . !4 barrel $2.15

25c

Argo Corn Starch, 3 pkgs Nutro, tall cans, 3 cans for ...... . Pet Milk, tall cans; per can Fancy Pumpkin, No. 3 cans, 2 cans for. . . Fine Seedless Raisins, per lb. 23c, 2 lbs. . Fancy Large Prunes, per lb

Lighthouse, American Family, P. & G. and Fels Naptha CO Soap, lObars for. ... Chicken Feed, 0 fiCt 100-lb. sack .

25c 25 c 10c 29 c 45c 17c

GARY BOY DIES;

RESULT OF

BURNS

Three and one-half yfar old Victor

Pantanone. 1628 M.aJiso street. Gary,

is dead from burns rvceivfd day be-

loro ye.n?raay when flames from a

paper set fire to his clothing. , Sufferr ing from terrible burns the child was rushed to the St. Antonio Hospital on the south side whM death occurred several hours later. The little victim and another smalt lad, a Greek hoy, were playing In the sand lot at 1630 Madison street, a vacant lot next door to the Pantanone honie, vhen the little Greek boy produced a match he had picked up, and a piece of paper. The boys set fire to th paper and, Etandlny; too close to the flames the Pantanone child's clothing- caugiit fire. The screams of the child attracted the parents who rushed -from their home, the mother arriving " at the child's side first. Both parents wert burned, the mother severely, on both hands and the father on the left hand. They tore the burning- clothing- from the boy. and wrapping him in a sheet carried him to the hospital, where he was found to be badly burned on fh right side of the body and about the v'ace. He had Inhaled the flames also. The boy lived three and a half hours.

BUILDING

MEETING

Legal Kf oteceS

highway desigmated and known as the Miller East Gary Road, thence easterly and northeasterly on a curve havinr a radius of five hundred feet (500) through an arc of eighty degrees which curve ia tangent at the point of beginning to a line drawn through the iirst described -point of Intersection and the .-point of Intersection of the renter l:ne of Grand. Avenue with the center line of said Miller East Gary Koail, thence on a tangent a distanc of one hundred feet (100) more or less to a point-, of -curve on a curve to the east having a radius of eleven hundred

feet CIOO) to a point where said curve

iwmmes taneeni 10 ame drawn

way: thence northeasterly alonir said

rarallel line to the eastern corporate limits of the City of rGary. . The following Is a list of the property benefited and damaged by Bald opening, together with the amount of such benefits and damages and the names of the owners and holders thereof and all Interest therein:

Xante ( Owaer. Benefit Damages

IS CALLED OFF Lateness Sn making the announcement Is blamed for tha failure of the meeting which was to be held last ivenlng in the Hammond Chamber of Commerce rooms to consider the adoption of the Chicago plan for handling the building- situation. A committee representing Hammond, East Chicago and Whiting had been appointed to have charge of the matter. Arrangements had b?en made for bringing "William Schlake, president ef the Illinois Brick Co., Ex-Senator William McKSnley of Chicago and two other prominent speakers to explain the Chicago plan. Only a handful of citizens, most of them members of the committee, appeared at the Chamber of Commerce roorgs at the time appointed. , It was decided to call oft the meeting and arrange J. or one at a later date.

AUTOS

!NOTICB. ).. NOTICE 18 HKltiiBY GIVEN: That the Board ofPublic Works of the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana, on the 6th day of-- December, 1921. assessed benefits and awarded damages respectively to . tho following named persons, owners or holders of titles of, pr Interest In, the lots set opposite the names of each of aaid persona ree: pectively. as benefits and damages on account of the opening of Dunes Highway irom tha north line of Miller. Last Gary Koad to the eastern corporation limits of the City of Gary, In Gary, Lake County, Indiana. The part of said highway which It Is desired at.d is necessary to open Is described as follows: A strip of land eighty feet (80) iu width lying In Sections 4 and o. Township 36 North, Range 7 West and In Sertfon 33. Township 37 North. Kange 7 West being forty feet Hd),on each side of a center line' described as follows: Beginning at a point which Is the intersertion of the south line of the right of way of the Chicago. Lake Shore and South Bend Railway Company and the center line of the public

PeaerlptJoa f Property. That part of the NVV'i SWii, Section

b, r. 4b, H. 7, lying easterly ..of the, . . southeasterly line of the right of way of the C. L S. & S. B. K. R., and north , of the Miller-East Gary Road Ann L. Anderson. ... .J759.00 That part lyin south of the -southeast- . erly line of the riaht of ' way of the ' C L. S. & S. IS. R. K., of the east 22.27 chains of the west 31.21 chains of the . NH of Sec. 5. T. 86. R..7.. flora Norton Biggs... 499.00 That part lying south of the south- - -easterly line of the right of way of -the C. L. S. & S. B. R. R. of the east 13. 3S chains of the West 4 69 chains of the N4 of Sec. 5. T. 36. R. 7..... ..John S. PutneT 490.09 That part lying south of the southeasterly line of the right of way of ' . ' ' ' the C. L- S. & S. B. R. R., of the east " 35 61 chains of the N'A of Sec. 6. T. 36. I 7 ...,MargTirlte Hart Parry. 900.00 That part of the Wu, NWVi of Sec. 4. T. 3fi, R. 7, formerly Included within Blocks 2. 3, 4 and 5, and the streets " . and alleys in nnd adjoining said blocks. In Calumet Harbor (except the right ' of way of the C. I S. & S. B. R. R., and except lots 27, 28, 29. 47, 50. 61, 52, 63, ; " block 5.) Henry J. Reynolds.."... 400.00 ' LotR 50, 51. .52, 53, Block B. Calumet Harbor ... ....... C. D. Gatea. .. ....j.. .. That part lying south of tbe ripbt of way of the C. L. S., & S. B. R. R. of the . KU. nw4 of See. 4. T. 36. E. 7 , . -Henry J. Reynold 408.09 Thnt part south of the C. L- S. A R. B. , R. R. of the S4 of .Sec. 33. T. 87. -R. 7. west of the corporate ' limits of the . ' . City of Gary :.. Maxsjutrlte Hart Parry. 800.00 City of Gary. General Benefits.. 60 00

T .r'J'T'V.r 9 West, being thirty-three C3) feet .vo110!3 IS HERLBy GIVEN: That . on each B;de oi l certain !,:;- v,hich :t tho Board of Public Works of the City parallel to, southwesterly of, ana eleven OB,ry -Lake County. Indiana, on the hundred eightv-tl.ree (I1S3) foot dssoth (Jay of December 1921, assessed tant from, measured at, right ivhgit benefits and awarded damages respec- the northeasterly right of wav lii.a ttvely to the following named persons, . of the Pittsburgh. Kt. Wavn and Cr -owners or holders of titles of, or In-. cago Railway Company, from the noi't hterest in, the lots set opposite the na- erly line of the right of way of tho rr.es of each of said persons respec- South Chicago and Southern rtailway ttvely, as benefits and damages on Company to the south line of the rini.t account of the opening of portions of of wav of the Baltimore and Ohio Chi-

H.punuc nisnwy, exienaing irom ine cac-o Tfimimi f! ,1 r,.w rrr,T.a n u kn

northerly right of wav line of tho

South Chicago and Southern . Railway Company to the west line of Clark Street, in the City of Gary, Lake Coun

ty, Indiana

A strip of land sixty-six (66) fct

In width, in the southeast Quarter of Section Thirty-six (36) Township Thirty-seven (37) North. Ratine Ni:,e

3) West, beiix thirty-three ::3) feet

tangent. 10 axme drawn oar

Kuvpii at nht uno-is fmm th ' rtu, ! thirty-three ("3) feet on each side of

line of the above mentioned riirht of I a center line which is parallel to south-

ine pan or saia nignway wnicn it is. on each sidp n. a renter line vhirt,

desired and - is necessary to open is , parallel to. southwesterly of. and eleven described as follows: A strip of lnd hundred eighty-thiee (1183) feet a.'-sixty-six (66). feet in width, lying in tant . from, measured at right angles, the southeast quarter of Section-Twen- the northcasterl v line of the risrht of ty-s!x () Township Thirty-seven (37) way of the Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne an.l

North, Range JSlne (9) est, . being Chirairo RaiHvav Comnanv. from thr.

8750.00

490.00

909.90

400.0 60.00 400.00 800.(0

south line of the present east and west road through the old town of C!a-k. extended 'westerly, and which is tii--present terminus of the diagonal roau dedicated bv the Gary Land Company by deed dated October 27th. 1921. to

the west line of Clark Street, excepting therefrom the streets heretofore ce'i:-

cated in "Town of Clark."

westerly of. and eleven hundred eighiy-

three (1183) feet distant from, meas-,; ured at.risht angles, the northeast-' erlv right of way l'ne of the Pitts

burgh, Kt. Wayne and Chicago Railway. Company, from the northerly line of the right of wav of the Chicago, Lake i

RhnrA and ratrn TJ-ailwav Comnanv i

to the -southerly line of said right of j The following Is a list of the H'.way also ' perty benefited and damaged hy sa'd A strip of land elxty-six (66) feet opening, together with the amount oi In width, lying in the south half of such -benefits and damages and tns Section Twentr-sU (26) Township names of the owners and ho.aer Thirty-seven (37) ' North, Range Nine 1 thereof and all Interest therein: 1 Description f Property. Name of Owner. Been Inge 6E4. Sec. 86. T. 37. R- 9, (exoeptT those portions owned by- Lena and Walter Kunert, Frederick Behn.' Frederick Gastel, Fred Frick, School City of Gary, Edward and Lydia Beck and August and Ida Luck, and except the ; part dedicated by the Gary Land Com- -TMnv to the Public for highway pur

poses on October 27th, 1921, and except that part within the plat of the Tows CoffiptR5,

.jioe.co jioc.

The following in the town of Clark: ' T Block 2. I-ot 14 Huroc Block 3, Lot 8 J- JS? t -

Block 3. Lot 9

Block 3. Lot 12. Block 3. Lot 13.

Right

Tou and each of you are believed 'to be non-residents of the City of Gary, and are further notified, that tne Board of Public Works will at its regular meeting to be held on the 2nd day of January. 1922. at nine . o'clock a. m., in its office, in the City Hall -hear and receive remonstrances. If any, on account of . the amount of any of tha

PuMc

above assessments and awards. By order of the Board of

Works. 1 , PERRT It STKVEXB. JOHN KESERIC, WM. S yKE3, Board of Publlo Works

Attest! TJORAHTEA MILLER,

Land Company...

chwalbe & wire

Garv Land Company

Gary-Land Company... Garv Land Company...

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of way of Sotith cnicago &

Krvnth.m Rv. Company tn rsoum

Section 26, Township 37 North. Rn85goutl, CMc,KC g. South9 West. """em Railway Co Rfght of way of Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal Company in South. Vi.. . . Section 26, Township 37 North. Rar'SeBaltlm0'r- 5. ohio Chl9 West cago Terminal Railroad ' Cowpapy . ; Right of way of Chicago. Lake Shore & Eastern Railway Company in 5EV, Section 26. Township S7 North, Range .

B0.C0 3 0 00 GO. 00 60. 0?

50.50

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JO.i'f 1 O.oo 100 00 10.1'n

E'.'

Clerk

9 West

Tou and each of you are Believed to be non-residents of the City of Gary, and are further notified, that the Board of Public Works will, at its regular meeting to be held on the 2nd day of January, 1922, at nine o'clock a. to.. in its office in the City Hall hear and

receive remonstrances, ir any, on ac-

12:9:16:23 wmt- of the amount of anv of the

50.00

.Chicago.

Eastern Railway Co.

above assessments and awards. By order of the Board of Puo.-is Works. PERRT H. PTEVENS, JOHN KEFERIC, WM. STKE3. . Board of PuhMc TTor.--Attest: T50RATIIKA MILLER. . .Clerks 12:9:l:-

LEGAL NOTICES

- MUST SEE TO LIGHTS If the automobile drivers In and around the cities of Lake county have not as yet started to get busy in equipping their headlights so as to confirm to the new regulations Issued last week by Secretary of State Ed. Jackson, they had better begin to commence that necessary task right away, according to information that is sent to this newspaper bi- the Hoosier State " Automooile Association. 'The new regulations wjtl be in full

effect Dec. 20th, that.mucb. grace being

given, but no 1 more," the statement says. "There are more than 450,00 automoMUa motorcvcles ; and trucks itO

. , . , -.tu ..,!,. eessed against each of said lots and

NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRIMARY ASSESSMENT T?OT.T.

on the nth dav nf ii.mh ion k- nients oc bald roll.

Board of Public Works ador'ter! "n ' Vri. i Bv

mary Assessment Roll for the improvement of Alley Fire South. Section Four (4) from "the east line of Grant Street to the west line of Johnson Street, within the City of Gary.' Lake County, Indiana, under Declaratory Resolution Number Twenty-nine Hundred Ninetyone (2991) adopted on the ISth day of July, 1921, by th'l Board of Public Works. . The -intersecting streets and alleys are: Grant Street, Alley Sixteen West, Johnson Street. The parallel streets within One Hundred J'lfty (15TJ) feet is Fifth .Avenue. Saia Assessment ' Roll contains the names of the owners and description of property to be assessed, with the amounts! tho prima facie assessment against each lot or parcel of land subject to ' assessment and is on file and can be seen 'at the office of the Board of Public Works in the City Hall, Gary, Lake County, Indiana. On the 27th day of December, 1931, at cine o'clock a. m. the Board of Pub

lic Works will meet in its office at the tlity llall to hear andrecejve remonstrances "against the amounts ss-

termlne the question as to, -whether the same have been benefited or will be specially benefited by said improvement In the amounts set.-forth in said roll, nnd will then give a hearing to all persons Interested, and thereafter sustain or modify in whole or in part

the respective prima lacle assess-

crder of the Board - of Public

Works. PERRT H. STEVEN'S, JOHN KEPERIC, - WM. BIKES, Eoard'of Public Works Attest: DO RATHE A MILLER, ... , Clerk- 12:9:10:12:13:14:15:16

NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRI- . MARY ASSESSMENT. RDLL . . - ,

FANCY COOKING LIVE POULTRY POTATOES Springs, per lb 27c Per bushel .$1.35 Hens, per lb. 27c Per peck 35c Roosters per lb 1 8c

devices and these devices propeny-ad

justed, so there ia mighty little time to lose." - - - - The . Hoosier State Association . announces it is co-operating with Secretary of State Jackson in this education al work "because the-Automobile Association is promarily Interested. In savr ing lives and averting accidents on the highways It is declared there is "no greater cause for accidents, some . of which result fatally, than blinding headlights. Under the new regulations the blinding light from auto or truck or motorcycle lamps may virfcually be eliminated. Local police officials are advised to become familiar with the. requirement

of tha new regulation. The secretary of state lias plenty of copies of the

pamphlets covering the new regulations

and will be glad to mail them to anyone one request. It is provable, however, that virtually every service station man or accessory dealer in Hammgnd and other towns of this county, already havo these pamphlets. The

secretary of state urges that owners of passenger cars, trucks and motorcycles

visit their dtaief or service sta.ioa

once and obtain approved devices and

see that they are properly adjusted.

In this connection' It may be stated that T. J. Taylor, technical en.ner for the secretary of state, after' thor

ough tests, has approved a number of

aevices. The list will - be added to

later, It ia stated, as not all manufact urers have as yet submitted their de vices for the state laboratory tests. "

The present - approved .-list includes

the following lenses or deflecting de

vices: - Smitlr-Davis deflector, v Shatter Roadlighter, MacBeth lens, type D; Liberty lens, type D: Holophane No

Tilt, No. 855; North Star Giare Shield,

Violet Ray, new type; National Lens, Pattersonj, Lena, Osgood Lens, "Benrtr

Lens, Primolite, type B, Kiiglare Lens..

It Is understood 4hat many local-cars

are already equipped with various len

ses of a diffusing type. These, it Is declared, will not pass the requirem nts of the new regulations. Many lenses

that were regular equipment on carl

from the factory will not meet the requirements. It is particularly, noted

that the Liberty, TJ'Pe D and MacBeth

Type D are specified and the Viojet Ray

new style. Service stations tn the city and coun

ty desiring to act as "authorised Hgtit

service stations for the secretary of state may secure such ptniiissicn. by writing to Secretary Ed. Jack9on, it is announced, and complying with his requirements for service stations. ''The time has come," declares the automobile association, "to. get. right, on the light matter and to do this everyone must do his part promptly.. Safety of the highways demands, universal com-pliance-with the new regulations."

FREE DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF CITY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on the 5th day of December, 1921, the Board of Public Works adopted a Primary, Assessment Roll for the Improvement of Fifth Avenue, Section -Two, (2) from the center line of Fillmore Street to the west llr.e of the. Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chlcaro Knilmpd

within the City of Gary. Lake County.

j uui.ha, uiiuci , .Ljcciaraiory xtesoiution Number Twenty-nine Hundred liftvsix (29SS) adopted on the 6th day it June. 1921,- by uhe Board . of Public Works. The Intersecting streets and alleys are: Fillmore Street, Alley Twelve West. Pierce Street, Alley Thirteen West, Buchanan Street, Lincoln Street, Johnson Street, Grant Street. Haynes Street. Garfleld Street, Arthur Street

Cleveland Street, McKlnley Street, Roosevelt Street, Taft Street. Wilson Street, Rutledge - Street. - Ellsworth Street, Marshall Street. Bridge Street. Wabash Avenue, Alley Twenty-six West, Allev, Twenty-seven West, Alley Twenty-eight West, Alley Twentynine West, and Alley west cf Wabash A venue. ' The parallel alleys within One Hundred Fifty (ISO) feet are: Alley Five South and Alley Four South. ' Said Assessment Roll contains the names of the owners and description of property to be ' assessed... with the amounts of the prima facie assessment against each lot or parcel of land subject to assessment and is on file and can be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works in the City Hall. Gary. Lake' County, Indiana. On the 27th day of December. 1921. at nine o'clock a. ra.. the Board of Public Works will meet in its office at the City Hall to hear and receive remonstrances against the amounts assessed against each of Baid lots and parcels of land and will hear and determine the questions to whether the same have been benefitted or. will be specially benefitted by said improvement in the amounts st forth in said roll, and will then give a hearing to all persons interested, and thereafter sustain or modify in -whole or in part the respective prima facie assessments on- said roll. - - - - By order of the Board - of Public Works., ....... ' PERRT H. STEVENS, ' JOHN KESERIC,

V M.. SYKS. - . " ' Board of Pub!! r i"

Attest: DORATHEA MILLER, Clerk. 12:9:10:12:13:14:13 i

Jewels From the River Bed. Ceylon's great Bport is the hjntlK of Jewels which are often to he found In h ' beds of rivers. Sometimes these streams are dried tip for a time tnd then the reVards sre treat for the hunter. Government permission must be granted before one may go gem hunting, and having obtained this permission, the hunter H allowed to Veep a.l he finds. To tl.e Inexperienced eye, the precious pebble, as It rests on the ground, look like an ordinary stone, the expert c:n detect the valuable ones at once. About tha Limit In Bad Wine. i Very bad wine many decades aero was.. called "Three-Men Wine," because it required one man to bold the ictim, a becond to pour the wii.e down his throat, and the third wus the victim made to drink It Abraham Santa Clara, the preaching friar, gaye this name to the wine of Alsace, France, bat the quality has somewhat

Works Improved since his day.

ii i vntM man wiiiuiaoie you to ao ui- your Ainu anoppina. u -r- w rw- - v ii.u

J. ifMiIalfwULenaWe you to do'ALL your Xmaa shopping,. You

don t have to deny anyone nia gilt Because your can may run anon

Pay only a small deposit and pay tne oaiance long alter Atnai.

Make this a real merry Xmas. Remember ALL your friend and

loved ones. And in doing so SAVE MONEY because we hayexut

the prkejofjBTeiythingJn the store 25 topOJ

fa .

Gift Suggestions

JfSMEN folk,

Silk Shirts ,t,tt

Fine Capi .-zit

Aat j.v tyj

Macklnaws Felt Hats ..-.rrrrr.

for LITTLE folk,

Macklnaws .,.::..:.v?930

Boys OWts 145

LadieV REDUCED SUITS WERE $55, $52, $49, $47, $42, 23" Suits Now 1698

ubscribe

For The Times

Foresight. Brother Joe came forward to be baptized. The parson said. 'Ttrti, done been- baptised twelve-times,-"Jo. An again you come fo-ward into de fold Ain't dat de' truf, dat yoh has been baptised befohT "Dat's de truf,? said Brother Joe. "How often do you expec' to be baptised, I ax jroh?" "I reckon every year," eald Brother. Joe. "Dp oftener I gets dls mortal clay soaked, de safer. I'll, sure be from the sparks on dat great day when de world am all " on Are.- - Ilalleiujah !" Exchange. - 1 - ' r'1--"'

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Vill . i -

I for WOMEN Jqtk rSUk Wal rt t,98

Silk Catnisoles 'vmhlf. ix;s98 ,.. . , Silk '& Wool Swca'tcrs -5?

JFur Scarfs fit Chokers ) ?'jr4" -

:'898

Ladies?' . COATS WERE 3250 and 35'

fipw 2750

MEN'S - Plaid Back) OCoats Hexrin gbenea, Tweeds, KeneyT Suits Worsteds, Cheviots, Serges : 13259"

"The Store, of Friendly Credit" - - - i-J - ,t

r - r f 599 Hohman St. Hammond

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