Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 196, Hammond, Lake County, 10 February 1922 — Page 8

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THE TJ ME2I Friday, FebruaW 10. 1922.

jA. J- SW-TC POLICE S?OKTZS COLUMBIA SCIIOOXj OArilllEU Powder puffs and cold cream were incn? the loot secured y a pair tf boy bandits who last nist'nt ransacked teachers' deske at the CyiamDia school. Tl'ey were capture by the- police. Booked at the Hammon-i central station t'.iey sra-ve their names as: Millard (Reckler) Keckerd, 42i i :uaimer avenue. . .-rt03 Dawson, 17:"- Michigan avenue. They were cne rjrM witit burglaj-ly. wuth will be turned aver to Jmenilc c.'jrt officers.

SILVER TRIMS THIS BLACK CREPE GOWN

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Aithong'h. stolen from his home Jin.:ary 25th, Walter Wha'en. 85 Sibley froet. neglected to to'! police until ;. stercay ahout the theft of a. valuable rearl broooh. lie could give r.o de.i:ls about tho loss.

March. Tho job will be completed by the middle of May.

MEMBERS of the Gary Post of the American Legion met at the new home on Massachusetts street last night selecting a chaplain and trustees to act during: the ensuing year and took linal action on tho proposed amendment to the constitution.

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' "Vest Hammond is wide open i , ct ,?.-. r.."' I That's Chief Bundo's explanation for! i r.e suddan increase in drunks, I

Ten intoxicated yairons of Wrs! Hammond bars were picked up here -.'-.; .-in J? t'.ie past two day?.

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Police have r.o information about n aJloeed hold up at Gibson. Afreet rjmor (ays an automobile driver -was ne!d up there at the point of a sun. "Probably just a rumor. Perp!e aT HiRhty anyway in matters if tills .i-lnd," said Chief Bunde.

Did You. Hear That

EAST CHICAGO IA.T O'Connell is bent over his iron hardly able to naigate this week v. itb a bad case of ptomaine pot3on.

SOME of our city's most popular society debutantes are ibowlng their talent iti ".Let's Go" rehrarrals.

TICK, your favorite star in "Lets io" from the photostate of the cast of ' t'O people row on disply in every bubinesa ehow window of he city.

DR. K.VLE1GH P. HALE, with offices noir la tho East Chicago bank building, announces change of location to the Victory building after lomc-row.

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RESIDENTS of Glenn Tark south of the river In Gary are iroinig to have a bank . A meetinK was held this week by some 75 Glenn Park citizens and according to information about $23,000 has been subscribed towards the capital to titart the ball a rolling.

CLARENCE E. Stimmms of Gary has resigned his positions with the American Kridge Co. to accept a position as assistant cashier of the Reliable 8tate Hank of Chicapo. He will take the appointment as soon as he is able to close his business interests here.

THE t.lsr T. M. C. A. membership drive is now on. Over three hundred members had been nigrned up at noon today with the prospects that 400 names will be added on the Y roster. The drive will close tonig-'nt unless ar

rangements are made to extend it an- j other day. !

TODAY will wind up the biff membership drive of the Gary Chamber of Commerce. At noon yesterday when the field captains broupht ir. their returns the grand total had reached 670. In hopes of bringing the total to the 700 mark restrictions were taken oft the drive at noon and worsen were permitted to solicit in any part of he city.

LETV Barnes of the Barnes Ice and Coal Co., announces that an ample store of natural ice has been laid up for the summer months. Two big ice houses, one on Lake George near Hobart and the other on Deep river have been filled. In addition to this the Barney Ice and Coal Co. have a biff artificial ice plant in Gary capable of turning out COO tons of ice daily.

PROFESSOR E. Vr. Bcmis, known from coast to coast as an expert on state utility commissions who spoke before the Gary city council last Monday night may be employed to assist City Attorney Talterson In the prosecution of the fight for cheaper telephone rates in Gary.

Tbia very simple frock of Black Canton crepe is made distinctive by the use of silver embroidery. The frock is one of the slip-over models with a rubber, in the waistline and an unusual collar at the opening. The wide sleeves are the season's decree.

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nr.'SSHrj Urgard, former secretary to Mayor W. I'. Hodges, was a Gary visitor th5 week. He is now making; his home at Mi'-hipan 'ty, Ind , where he is assistant city manager.

GARY politicians who tok an active interest in the convention night before last licn Tommy Kobrrts of East Chicago :i s elected republican chairman are highly cia'.cd over the rcmU.

THE regular monthly meeting of city iepartraent heads n as postponed la.st night to this evening. The rueeing n ill he held at the city hall ia tbe major's "ffice. .

. TIlIl tn.-ra! of George r?u-r,ida s. ti" Tyler street, Gary, member of tho Greek Fort of the American Legion hero who died from u fractured ,ku'l as a result f a. fall from a j-eaffold at tt Inland steel plant Tucsray occurred this afternoon.

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VfOW--at this store you can " see the master creations of New York's greatest designers for Spring.

DRESSES

ACCORXJEva be Iron Trade the Inland Steel eompaur Is planning on a 6c P-jr ceat output nest week. Starting . oj,-erations In a eoople of mills a No. " piant will Increase the company's proJuc Uou.

TOWNSHIP Asfrror John V. MKadden of Gary i; Imsily cns-iK'"! comp'etinar his prpanizatiori wMcli will strat their annual assessment of proper tv in tho e 1 1 t :s r 1 1 r jr the 1 1 r s t of

There is a winning charm about these j dresses that correctly embodies the real : style features of the coming season, j

Very Moderately Priced.

DR. F. L. TOWN?LET of Ea:t Chieai i. was made a director iu the Urfic Gasoline Prouduction company of 'i'u! .a, Oklahoma, at a nesting of the torkholdera yesterday su the Lyttou L uilutag, Chicasro.

F. B. DAVIS J. T. STAMM Chiropractor Chiropodist SUITES 410-412, HAMMOND BUILDING PhoDis: Hammond 2809-2533

IT ia an 11! wind "hat blows no on :i.y good. Fires are sometimes liUe vinda. Anyway Dreesen Is golny to ;;ivo the public a chance to buy his firr .i.'orchfd hardware and paints at prices t.elow cost neat Monday.

PADDY Carr's Bi Five baskttbaU 'cam, the same bunch which 'defeated e Vhitlng Owls ard Uie. Ea;t Cliica-i- ' '.uintots. is playing the Rockford . "he mas Cats at Dexter Park i avilion, and Halsted street, next fuu'Ja; ".

Coney Island

LAST CALL Men's O'GoatS 40 off Including every coat in stock. Every garment Is all wool. Your chance to get a quality coat at your own price.

"BILL" Schulte and Arden KoS', em-V-loyes of the Riley banks, have been r-iV:ewing their table etiqfite rind linup a set of funny joke-: so as to he 11 trimed for the theatre ia-t- of tuc .i.iey bank employes' next Saturday .-ening.

RED HOTS

U B. GIBBS of he Hirelair RcHairig '.'A company with offices at "2nd, and '.tockwell streets. ha Leen promoted to 'h,; position of traveling audior in his -r rrpany. Mr. Gi'ji.s'y territory -will b-c 'iot.1 coast to cout ana the lakes to .he Ulf.

THE home study now is the indiv idincome tax retiiri. U ith a Title -.ijticr.ce and persistent wori- you :.i-M be able to solve iie mystery, i.-ut don't fail to have acomplishe.d i !iis feat before March 15, bet-atise this tiie limit of time.

By getting your lunch here we save you money and time. Our aim is quality and quick service. 92 State Street

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599 Hohman St. Hammond

HONEST Abe otteinheimer spurt:r:m a new 5-passencer "Hin ' Sedan. tie says that he had no Intent. ens of u-iyinpr a c&.r when going into the Aumobile Show last week, but after emir tho lineup of nifty machines, "just couldn't resist."

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Hot Ones

SPEQAL NO. 1 If We Had Them We Could Sell Enough for Every Bed in Hammond. $ 1 .49. Bed Blankets GOOD quality. We are not certain regarding the number of beds, but nevertheless we feel sure these big comfortable Blankets "svould find their way to every home if they could be seen and examined by Hammond's housekeepers. They're full size and made of good quality, just like all good Blankets should be. A limited number will be placed on sale tomor9 row at the above stated price $1.49. SPECIAL NO. 2 Instead of $1.39, You Pan Only 95c for this Hose Just About 200 Pair. This Silk Fashioned Pure-Silk Thread Hose would be a GOOD bargain at $1.39. But while we were cutting the prices for tomorrow, we simply shut our eyes on this item and when they opened we saw 95c Remember, fashioned to rit, with Eeam in rear. Extra special for tomorrow at 95c per pair. SPECIAL NO. 3 We Had a Glove Sale This Is the Cleanup After the Sale. French Kids at $2.98 Per Pair. ; The cleanup tomorrow involves about a hundred and fifty pair. If you are fortunate enough to get your size, you'll remember this as a genuine bargain. They ought to go, out in a hurry. Black, whitend shades of brown fine quality French Kid Gloves tomorrow at $2.98 a pair.

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When Did You Ever Buy Red Seal Gingham at 25c a Yard? 27 inches wide, including all plain colors and checks, as well as a large Tariety of plaids. We won't mention what we paid for this gingham, but suffice it to say this is an exceptional shopping treat for those in need of it. Tomorrow we have shuffled the prke down to only 25c SPECIAL NO. 5 Who'll Be the First to Buy Ric Rac Braid tomorrow at this Price? For tomorrow, instead of our usual low price on this item, we have made an additional cut that, while it almost hurt to make this slash, yet we are not complaining. Tomorrow you can have ten yards for only 19c. SPECIAL NO. 6 Don't Miss This Item on Huck Towels 10 for $1 Tomorrow. You know about what the original price is on good 16x32 Huck Towels. We sell trrem regularly at 1 9c, but while we are doing the unusual thing tomorrow, we are going to sell theie great big white towels at 10 for $1.00. SPECIAL NO. 7 Here's a Hot One Bleached Sheeting at 49c. Selb regular, 65c. This represents a genuine drastic cut in prices a cut that predicta a scramble to get them at this price. 81 inches wide, seamless, no dressing actual 65c quality tomorrow at only 49c. SPECIAL NO. 8 Sale of Naincheck to Take Place Tomorrow About Half Price. Prepare to come early to get in on this special. For daiiy aprons and baby dresses. White only. A goodly supply but not overstocked by any means. You can get all you want if you come early enough. -Very special for tomorrow at 25c. SPECIAL NO. 9 Silk Taffeta Goes on Sale Tomorrow at $1.98 Per Yard. Here is one of the finest treats of all for tomorrow 36 inches wide, including all colors and black unbreakable quality. Offered at an opportune time, with Spring only a 'short time away, you'll want to get your share of this item tomorrow at $1.98 a yard. ' SPECIAL NO. 10 Bust Confiners Tomorrow for Only 25c. Yes, we liave all sizes and the quality is GOOD a real bargain at the price tomorrow, 25c SPECIAL NO. 11 Blouses to go on Sale at 20 Less Than Regular Prices. A wide range of pretty styles in Ladies' Blouses including Georgette Crej and Tricolette. Any Blouse at the regular low price for tomorrow less twenty per cent discount. SPECIAL N0.12 Lisle Vests Will Be Offered Tomorrow Only at 19c. All size vests in a nice quality of gauze, and the sa tomorrow involves enough to make it interesting although we would advise very early shopping on this item at the price 19c each.

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THE PEOPLES STORE ; State and Sohl Sts. Hammond, Ind.

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