Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 213, Hammond, Lake County, 2 March 1922 — Page 10

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For Friday and Saturday lOcans Pet Milk 89c 4 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti 32c 3 cans Scout Tomatoes 37c 3 cans Scout Peas 37c 3 cans Scout Corn 37c 3 cans Watch Brand Corn 34 c 5 lbs. Fancy Michigan Navy Beans 33 c 5 lbs. Fancy Head Rice .33 c 2 lbs. Fancy Sunsweet Prunes ..... 35c 3 pkgs. Jello 29 c 3 cans Campbell's Pork and Beans 29c 3 cans Red Kidney Beans 31c 3 pkgs. Colgate's F. A. B 29c

6 bars American Family Soap and I lb. of

Our Famous Coffee for b4c 5 cans Lavo Kitchen Cleanser 23 c lObs. Best Sugar 55c 3 bars Olive Bouquet Soap 24 c BE WISE - BUY ONLY GOOD ' . COFFEE 3 lbs. Our Famous Blend (32 cups to a pound) 92 c 4 lbs. Our Famous Peaberry 94 c 4 lbs. Our Famous Santos s . 94 c 2 lbs. Jelke's Good Luck (not gilt edge).45c 2 lbs. Churngold, 40 butter fat 55c Those Good FRESH Eggs 33 c Indiana Pure Creamery Butter 40 c Quality Goods for Those Who Care Lowest Prices CALL US FOR OTHER SPECIALSGroceteria Stores

152 E. STATE STREET Phone Hammond 25 434 119th STREET Phone Whiting 184M 1717 BROADWAY Gary

78 W. STATE STREET Phone Hammond 3714 719 CHICAGO AVENUE Phone E. Chicago 1240M 1004 LINCOLN WAY Phone LaPorte 753

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

ACCIDENT TO J. J. DAVIS A treacherous icy spot in the mill yards of the Interstate Iron and Steel Company. East Chicago, caused J. J. Davis, assitant superintendent of the plar.t to slip and fall, resulting in the fracturing- of his riffht leg. The accident occurred as the mill official was passing through the yards toward the main office. He was rushed iian ambulance to the Hammond hospital attended 'by the company physician, Dr. David II. Johns.

A TIMELY W.VHMMO Simultaneous with the action taken by other Calumet region cities. Chief Christ Struss of East Chicago has sent out a warning notice to all automobile owners of the Twin Cities to be prepared to face Judge Twyman the first of next week if their cars fail to carry a 191'2 license. "Two months have elapsed since the issuing of the new license plates and ttill a large per cent, of the cars traveling In the city are carrying a 1921 license," said the Chief. If the order of Chief Struss is not observed oon, it Is certain that the East Chicago court rooms will be floocieil with delinquent autoists.

ed last night at Al. Tirney'a in Chicago, at dinner, the American Legion being the hosts. The trip was made In automobiles and the evening was enjoyably spent at this popular south side cafe. A complaint wai filed In the Circuit Court on Friday by Gasper Kapetanek of Gary against Julia Gal and Mike Danch, asking that they be enjoined from disposing- of his Gary property, against which they hold a mortgage l'raud ulently given. Kapetanek sign ed the mortgage thinking that It was an application for an automobile license being neither able to read or write the English language and being told toy Mrs. Gal It was such a paper that he was signing. M. Oppman filed the complaint. A. H. W. Johnson who has been treasurer of the Gary National Life Insurance Co., which merged with the Chicago National Life Insurance Co., this week, will be employed with the Chicago company, who will retain their agencies in Indiana. Rev. Father Rachor condtyted Lenten services In Gary at St. Luke's church on Wednesday and during Lent

will give the sermon each Wednesday night at St. Luke's church in that place. February 28th the regular meeting of the Woman's Study Club was held in the Library. After a good deal of business was transacted roll waa called which response was '"New Books," it gave us many new and good books for thought. Miss Edith Chipman rang two beautiful mimlbers. The IJook Review by Mrs. Addle Rockwell "The Pride of Palmar" was very lnterenttng and gave us many new and startling ideas concerning the Japanese question in 'beautiful California. Mrs. Eva Flfleld's Table Talk, "Influence of Recitation on Morals, Health and Mental Vigor" was splendid and brought forth much animated discussion. The next meeting will be In two weeks, March 14th.

ABYS COLDS ji are soon "nipped in the bud" ' without "dosing" by use of Xf V a. fo Rua Over 1 7 Million 'an Vied Ytatly

Morale at Annapolis Seriously Impaired INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON. March 1. The morale of -the United States Naval Academy has been seriously impaired by the threats of refusing commissi ins to the graduating clas3 and dismissal of many midshipmen from the lower classes. Admiral Wilson, Superintendent of the Academy, today told the House Nnval Affairs Committee.

GOITRE REMOVED Dayton X.n4y Tolls How Mrs. LrfuiK Will, 228 Gettysburg Ave. Dayton, O., says hr- will toll or write how she was relieved of an inward goitre with i-"rltol ijuadruple. a colorless liniment. You can see the treatment and .-el the nfitris of many other successful users at KUInemeri i'harmacy, drusf stores (very where, or write I'.ox 35S. MoehanK'sburir O. Adv.

East Chicago Coffee and Tea Store and Market

PLENTY OK DAXCIXO "Sure we're gona' have our dance tomorrow night." said Allan Lewis, of the East Chicago Club when calling The Times. "This report that we have postponed the club dance in favor of the Elk's 'Hard Time' affair is all the bunk where did you get it?" "Whata ya say?" "Nothing Allan. I was only talking about the fellow who gave me the bum steer." The report was circulated yesterday that the East Chicago Club had postponed their dance in favor of the Elk's entertainment. This Is incorrect. Hoth the Elks and East Chicago Club are giving a dance Friday evening, March 3.

TRIAL COTIMACE Two material witnesses, one from Washington, D. C, the other living in Chicago, to be used in the case of Teter Napier 'vs the state, were una-ble to be secured for tho trial in the Lake Criminal court yesterday and Attorney Lester Ottenheimer, representing the defendant was granted a continuance. Napier was arrested December 16th, last, and brought to the Indiana Harbor police station after a number of complaints had been received from the business men In the district that the detective had been Impersonating a federal officer and attempting to make shake-downs. During the process of questioning. It Is charged that Napier pulled- a gun and fired upon a squad of policemen and citizens in the lobby of the station before the weapon finally wrested from him.

Crown Point

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA

Capita and Surplus $150,000.00

Under U. S. Government Supervision

How the New York Life Regards Bonds How highly the great New York Life Insurance company regards First Mortgages as safe investment is shown by its annua statement just issued. This life insurance company, which necessarily must make safety its first consideration, has $183,722,805.92 invested in Mortgages. This is the same type of investment as is sold by this First National Bank First Mortgage 7 GOLD Bonds. Each Bond is a fractional part of a First Mortgage, each equally as secured as the other. Invest in this convenient manner. Enjoy Safety and 7 Income. Denominations $100. $500. $1000. Call or write at once. You can also buy 7 Bonds on the Installment Plan.

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The Chamber of Commerce had a rousing meeting at the American LegIon rooms on Tuesday night and plans were formed whereby It is now up to the people of Crown Point whether we haive the much needed Community House or not. Under the War Memorial act passed during the last legislature, the City Council have the power upon the recommendation of the

mayor to pass an ordinance by a ma-j Jorlty vote of the council to approprl-J ate money for World War Memorial, j provided that the sums appropriated I

shall not exceed 6-10 of one per cent, of the taxable property of the city, to be determined by the last assessment for the state, county and city -taxes, previous thereto, the fund so appropriated shall ibe used for such memorial. Much enthusiasm was shown to the above project and it now looks mighty faivorable. It is estimated that about J25.000 can be collected In the above manner which means that if the people of this city want a Community House they can have one. Judge Martin Smith, Mayor Edward C. Glover, John Claussen, Edwin Knight and Deputy Prosecutor W. O. Thomas, were among the enthuslastls boosters for a Community House at last night's meeting. The Chamber of Commerce will also assist County Auditor Geo. M. Foland, superintendent of the Fair Ground in the establishment of a tourist camp to be maintained there possi'bly the coming summer. If the project Is put over a brick oven will

be built and tourists traveling through the country may stop there and get their meal anil spend the night. Several other plans for the betterment of the city were discussed at last night's meeting which was full of pep and enthusiasm. A dainty lunch was served by the American Legion. Charles Daugherty, Jr., has been confined to his home the past week with a very severe cold. The Crown Point schools will be

closed on Friday on account of the

Basketball tournament at Valparaiso. The teachers in the various departments will visit the Gary schools on that day. Misses Patton, living on Pettibone

avenue were tendered a surprise party

by a nunvber of their friends at their home on Monday night. The affair was Pot Luck.

The cast of the Hoosier State Folks

recently given under the auspices of the American Legion were entertain-

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Specials for Friday and Saturday, March 3rd and 4th

53c 98c 69c

FLOUR Turkey Brand, Ke bbl. 8k $1.08

SUGAR 1 0 pounds for ... . MILK 1 0 cans for ORANGE PEKOE TEA pound

BRICK CHEESE Fancy Wisconsin, special O G? per pound CkJ FIGBARS Fresh baked Q pound 1 C MATCHES large boxes OQ-

Wet pack

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20c

SARDINES in olive oil OC. 2 cans CALIF. PEACHES Otf. 3 cans $1.00, can. .. BLACKBERRIES Monarch Brand, 3 cans for $1 OCr can OUC HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 3 cans ll'1: 35c MUSHROOMS fancy g Q EGGS-strietly fresh OO country eggs, doz. . .

DC 25c 38c SOAP 28c 25c 33c

VAN CAMP'S TOMATOES reg

ular 16c value, 2 cans for PALM OLIVE SOAP 3 bars for SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR package.. AMERICAN FAMILY (vith coffee or tea order) 6 bars. . . ., TOILET PAPER 4 large rolls, 10c size. SUGAR 10 pounds

with 3 pound M. R. Brand coffee for $1.25 or 1 pound gunpowder tea 69c OUR LEADER COFFEE 4 pound $1.35, OC mmr4 J J 1

PEABERRY COFFEE 3 pounds 80 c, pound

M. R. COFFEE 3

pounds $1.25, pound

R0CKW00DS C0C0AYl pound tin BAKERS COCOA Yl pound tin GUNPOWDER TEA pound

KIDNEY BEANS Club House Brand, regular 1 8c OC 2 cans for "

28c

42c

23c 25c 69c

MEATS

Rib Roast, rolled, per lb. . . .30c Pot Roast, per lb 20c Plate Beef, per lb 10c Pork Loin, per lb 26c Pork Butts, to roast, per lb. .24c Premium Bacon, per lb 40c

Hamburger, per lb 18c Leg of Veal, per lb 38c Loin of Veal, per lb 32c Shoulder of Veal, per lb. . . .24c Breast of Veal, per lb 15c

Brisket Corned Beef, per lb. .15c

Shoulder of Veal, per lb 15c Home Made Pork Sausage, lb. 22c

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TI7E extend to all in East Chicago a cordial invitation to attend the Grand Opening of this new bank.

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OFFICERS JOHN BOCHNOWSKI, Pres. JOS. E. KRZYWINSKI. First Vice Pres. L E. HEROD, Second Vice Pres. THOMAS GOZDECKI, Cashier.

Our Bank is under State Government Supervision

DIRECTORS Mat. Dombkowski, Jerry Bujurt, Andrew Zdrojewski, Michael Dywan, Michael Ziolkos, Joseph Wadas, John Bochnowski, Jos. E. Krzywinski, L. E. Herod.

We Pay 3 per cent on Savings Start with a Dollar

Saturday

"It's not what you make What you save that counts

March

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