Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 350, Hammond, Lake County, 27 April 1922 — Page 6

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Six THE TIMES Thursday, April 27. 1922.

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Affairs At The County Capital

I The C. B. B. Club was entertained by Miss I-la Rosenbauer at her hon-.j on Monday ni;;ht. Prizes for ht-b .i.irn were won by Mrs. Irene

Rockwell and Mrs. Ruth Wheeler. Clarence Fate was called to Rensselaer on Wednesday on account of the illness of his mother, who is

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Today and Tomorrow

PET MILK Tall cans. 10 cans for SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI 4 packages FANCY RED KIDNEY BEANS 3 cans SCOUT CORN 3 cans SCOUT CORN, PEAS and TOMATOES 1 3 for STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Per dozen INDIANA FURE CREAMERY BUTTER Per pound Impound LOAVES BREAD With other gro-' ceries, 1 loaf for

1 -pound LOAVES BREAD With other groceries, C 1 loaf for O

FANCY HEAD RICE 5 pounds LARGE PRUNES 2 pounds CORNFLAKES 3 packages OUR SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE 3 pounds '

OUR SPECIAL PEABERRY OR SANTOS COFFEE 70 3 pounds 1 'Ot 78 State Street, Phone Hammond 3714 152 State Street, Phone Hammond 25 719 Chicago Avenne, Phone East Chicago 1240-M 434 119th Street, Tel. Whiting 184-M

entering an Indianapolis hospital for treatment.

The Chrysolite Club are being: entertained at cards tonight by Mrs. Grace Clymer, Mrs. Wm. Whitaker and Miss Ella Massoth. Miss Mary Lorrln the public health nurse, attended a tuberculosis clinic hold at Mercy hospital in Giry on Wednesday. Dr. aijd Mrs. W. F. Houk and Mrs. August Hifdebrandt 'are in Indianapolis this week attending a meetins of the Grand Chapter of the Kastern Star held , in the capital city. Mrs. Clarence Houk entertained the Pedro Club at her home on Monday night. Mrs. Clara Machacek and Mrs. Houk received favors for high score. The Woman's Study Club held a brief but very interesting meeting in the library Tuesday afternoon at 2:20 o'clocki Reports of the Tenth district convention of Federated Clubs held last week were given and much enjoyed. Mrs. Rose De Reamer then gave a very pleasing review of the Federated Bulletin. Mrs. Scheddell'a paper on "Thrift" was full of good things. It left in

our minds a better idea of what "thriff really is. Our next meeting will be May 10th. The sad news of the death of Mrs. Frank Laurence of Freeport, 111., reached here on Tuesday, she having passed away on that day following a two-weeks' iliness with pneumonia, her life having been despaired of from toe time she was stricken. Mrs. Laurence will be better remembered here as Helen Hurd, having visited her aunt, Mrs. George Fisher on many occasions. ? She was thirty years of age. The funeral

was held from the home in Freeport today at two- o'clocki County Auditor and Mrs.' George M. Foland moved into their new home on East' st. today. The Chamber of Commerce held a very pleasant social meeting at , the Legion rooms on Tuesday niaht. Music was furnished by Baker's Harmony Boys and a dandy lunch served by the Legion. Several boxing bouts were staged by members being a pleasant innovation from the routine work. The fourth of July celebration for "Crown Point was discussed, whether the Legion will manage the affair themselves or go in with the Chamber of Commerce and share the profits. A committee was appointed from each organization who will report at, the next meeting. A big out-door picnic affair Js being planned by the Chamber of Commerce to be pulled off as soon s.s the weather permits, to which the women will be invited and to take the place of the annual banquet. -bw marriage: iiceses Lawrence I Le. GarV; Lois A. Otto G. Flfleld, a farmer and business man, asks your sufferage. for County Treasurer. 4-26-5

McKay. . Gary. Matijas Zebikas, Gary; Roza Stmetjs, Gary. John D. Keehn, Leroy; Wilhelmine S. Werblo, Crown- Point. Dewey Thomas, Knox; Eveline M. Ols, Hobart. John W. . Wisner, Gary; Margaret G. Heintz, Gary. Albert J. Broviak. Hammond; Anna M. Schramm. Hammond. Frank M. Horsch. Hammond; Stella C. Groff, Hammond, Steve JanduraIndlana Harbor; Helen Belak, Indiana Harbor. Mat Urbanski, Hammond; Olia Szczudlak, Hammond. Alex A. Lewandowskl, Joliet; Marie L Gozdecki, East Chicago. Bert Spyrka. Gary; Lottie Josef -ovicz, Gary. Carl W. Grady, Hammond; Marie C. Nolan, Hammond.

HESSVILLE

Mrs. George Chick and daughter Mrs. Etta Schoon spent Monday in Hammond. . Bill KansSeld has erected a large fifteen apartment house and It Is known as the Martens Sanctuary. A number of Hessville people witnessed the Orak parade in Hammond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kansfleld have as their house guests relatives from Lorain, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mauck and son Harold visited with relatives in Hammond Monday evening.

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Miss Eleanore Kunow and Mr. Roy Kunow attended the funeral of their aunt in Chicago yesterday. Word has been received from Wm Kunow of his safe arival at Hominy Oklahoma, from Mexia. Texas, after taking the trip in his automobile. He was somewhat delayed on his trip .by the bad roads. Mr. Kunow's father and his (brother met

him at Hominy, where they have been working for the Graver Cor

poration of East Chicago for the' past two weeks. The Kunows expect to be situated in Hominy for some time. . Don't forget the bazaar given by the Dorcas Aid Society at the church Thursday, April 27th, at 7 p. m. An invitation is extended to the public. Mrs. Peters was a Hammond shopper last 'Monday. Mr. and Mrs. P. Spaulding and daughter Henrietta were the guests of relatives at Indiana Harbor last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Keenan were Hammond visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Iliff entertained their sister Miss Pauline Iliff, the past few days. Mr. Helmith Hopp of Hammond, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hopt last Monday. Mrs. Chas. Cornetta spent a few days the past week visiting with relatives at Momence. 111. Mrs. Ernest Ouenther was a Hammond visitor last Monday. The Little Calumet River has receded considerably during the past few days. Mrs. Gardner of Ohio, is making an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. Roy Lentnor and family at present. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopp and Mrs. Wm. Kansfleld and children motored through several towns of the Calumet region Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. K. Woerner of Gary, was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Kessler Sunday. " Mr. Ward Smith was a Hammond business visitor Monday.

Mrs. Earl White of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Schutz. A large crowd assembled at the Lincoln school on Friday evening and enjoyed the radiophone demon

stration by Mr. Gee. Miss Ida Hein is entertaining Miss Wein of Chicago Heights.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schreiber spent Sunday with their daughter

Mrs. Frank Sabernlak and family at Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and children of Hammond, visited at the Peter Gerald home on Sunday. Misses Florence Schafer and Hilda Stark have been afflicted with the measles at the Schaefer home. Mrs. Philip Kretz is visiting her daughter Mary at Fort Wayne.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FILL VACANCY. Notice is hereby given to the Inhabitants of the City of East Chicago, Indiana, that a vacancy has occurred in the office of Councilman In the Fourth Ward oZ said City by the death of Edward A. Muha, the duly elected and qualified Councilman therein; and that the vacancy thus occasioned will be filled by the Common Council of said City at a special meeting thereof called to meet at 7:30 P. M. on the 29th day of April. 1922, at Its Council Room. WILLIAM H. MILLER. -27 City Clerk.

A farmer and a business man; Otto G. Fifield for County Treasurer. 4-26-5

So that we may have a clean and healthful City, we must have the cooperation of oil our citiens in combating the ''Fly'" danger. "Fly" breeding time is here and ten days of warm weather and the condition of the alleys in every Instance where garbage is not enclosed in fly-tight recepticles, flies will be here in swarms. Thia notice Is to warn everybody of the danger to the health of our City. A. very large portion of the people of East Chicago do take good care of the garbage, but for the people who must be reminded again of the garbage question, plese read the City Ordinance passed by the Common Council of the City of East Chicago. This Ordinance will be followed strictly by the Street and Sanitary Departments Heads.

ORDINANCE NO. 1137. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 11 OF ORDINANCE NO. 517. DULY ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR ON THE 20TII DAT OF APRIL 1914. SECTION 1. BE IT ORDAINED. By the Common Council of the City of East Chicago, Indiana, that Section Eleven 11). of Ordinance No. 517. adopted by this Common Council and approved by the Mayor of said city all on the 20th day of April, 1914. be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: "Section 11. , The said City shall systematically collec., remove, and dispose of all domestic garbage, ashes, rubbish, and trash of all its citizens who shall faithfully comply with the provisions of this Ordinance, but any person, who shall fail or refuse to faithfully and promptly comply with the provisions of this Ordinance. shall

promptly remove and dispose of his own garbage, ashes, rubbish, and trash at his own expense and in a sanitary manner, and upon his failure so to do after notice by the Street Commissioner or Health Officer, it shall be then the duty of the Street Commissioner, and he is hereby given the power and authority, to remove such parbage, rubbish, ashes, or trash, as the case may be, at the expense of the offender, and he shall keap an accurate account of the cost and expense thereof, which shall be paid from the City Treasury upon sworn vouchers of the Street Commissioner, said cost and expense to be a lien .upon the propertv, to be placed upon the tax duplicates by the City Controller, and shall be collected by law as other taxes are collected and duly paid into the City Treasurer. Manufacturing plants, hotels, restaurants, grocers, meat markets, wholesale houses, produce houses, fruit stores, and all other business and mercantile establishments shall systematically collect, remove, and dispose of 'heir own garbage, ashes, rubbish, and trash in a sanitary manner at their own expense' and upon their failure so to do after a notice by Street Commissioner or Health Officer as In this Section above described, it shall then be the duty of the Street Commissioner, and he Is hereby given the power and authority, to remove same in all respects and under the same conditions as In cae of domestic garbage of persons not complying with the provisions of this Ordinance, and the expense thereof shall be a lien on the property and placed on the tax duplicates by the City Controller av.d collected by law as other taxes are collected and duly paid, Into the City Treasury. GWILYM A. JONES, Sanitary Supt. RICHARD CARRETTE. Street Commissioner.

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Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables 202 Fayette St. Phone 738

Specials for Friday and Saturday

Day after day, people come here for extraordinary values in tiling: to eat, and day after day they leave with the knowledge that quality food may be purhased here at lower prices. You, too, should investigate the daily offerings of our Grocery, Meat and Bakery Departments.

URMA FLOUR Our Own Brand, none better, Ik bbl.

$1.00

FANCY SWEET SEEDLESS ORANGES This sale only 26 C per dozen -

BEST SANTOS COFFEE, per pound

25c

ORDER YOUR BREAD OF US AND SAVE 2c

Pure Cane Sugar, 10 lbs Oscar Mayer's Approed Lard, per lb Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb Sincerity Catsup, large size bottle. ... . Sincerity Peas, 2 cans Uneeda Biscuits, per pkg. . '.

Sincerity Kidney Beans. 23 C 2 cans for Sincerity Coffee, lb. 38c, J Q5

j i -id. tins Sincerity Rolled Oats, 3 pkgs

59c 17c 42c 21c 35c 5c

25c

Grandma's Washing Pow- 1Q. der. large pkg. . . .... C Toilet Paper, large 7-oz. OCr rolls. 4 for.. Olivilo Toilet Soap, 3 bars ... Libby's Applebutter, 17 T f) s ounce can m. Asst. National Biscuit Co. 1Q. Cookies, per lb. . Sincerity Pork and Beans, 21 C No. "2 cans, 2 for. Sincerity Corn, 33 C Sincerity Malt Extract, g J AO 2 cans Old Country Laundry 53 C Soap, 1 0 bars . .

FANCY COFFEE CAKES This sale .18c

SINCERITY FRUITS AD kinds, 3 can r..w.

$1.09

Nominate Otto G. Fifield for County Treasurer, primaries, May

2nd (next Tuesday.) 4-26-5 1

PET MILK Tall cans, 10 for

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We Sell Hammond Modern UNION MADE BREAD

WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY

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Candidate for Nomiiiatioe erk Lake Gircimit Coed

"Johnny" has served the Republican Party faithfully and well

FIRST as Republican Committee Man of his home precinct advancing to the important post of Secretary of the County organization and finally by honesty ability efficiency and upon his record as an organizer was prevailed upon to accept ' the post gf County Chairman of the Republican Party

You Know His Record There.

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