Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 351, Hammond, Lake County, 28 April 1922 — Page 11

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THE TIMES PaL'o Eleven

Lake County First, Last and All A competent man for an importthe time and OUo G. Fifleld, lor ant Job, Otto G. Fifield for County Count Treasurer. 4-26-5 Treasurer. 4-26-5

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181 East. State St.

Market Co. Hammond, Ind.

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Specials for Saturday, April 29th

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SPARE RIBS HAMBURGER BOILING BEEF .....

PORK BUTTS . . . VEAL LEGS . . . . . VEAL CHOPS . . .

Pork Shoulders . POT ROAST . . VEAL ROAST .

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Hammond Candy Co. Soulias & Rogers, Props. 575 Hohman St. 166 State St.

The

Bronx JKK

Thisi s one of the many styles in Snappy Spring Footwear for Men, shown at Miller's. The Bronx comes in brown calf, Goodyear welt soles and rubber heels attached.

OTHERS AT

$5 T0 $8

Uteres Bootcry

596 Hohman Street

Hammond, Ind.

Fire early last evening swept through the tailor shop of A. Schuzer at 509 Hohman street, corner of Indiana avenue, wiping out a $4,000 stock of Men's clothing and suitings. The fire started when the stovepipe fell to the floor and flames leaping up ignited the ceiling. Mr. Schuzer working in the rear room of the two room store rushed to the street. Companies one and three of the fire department responded to the call. They kept the 'blaze to the ground floor. Apartments aibove were smoke filled but escaped damage. Schuzer lives at 233 Hoffman st. He says the loss is partially covered by $2,000 insurance.

STILL. GETTING STILLS Detectives Carlson, Fandrel and Kunz last nignt dropped in on Jas. W. Writt of 269 Sheffield avenue. They found a still and two quarts of moon. Writt, a carpenter, was released on $1,000 ball. He faces charges of v. 1. 1. "Only for home consumption," is Writt's plea.

his home had been robbed. The detective flying squad was dispatched immediately., Here's what they found. i Rugs over-turned. Bureau drawers ransacked. Linens strewn aibo-ut the floor and stamped upon. Silverware and Jewelry missing. Chaos, -upstairs and down. Suplclaus, the detectives brought Earl back to the police station. There, under quizzing, he broke down and confessed the whole job had been framed. ,-I wanted to get even with my step-mother," he sobbed. "She's been cruel to me and I wanted to annoy her some way." He was given a spanking and sent home.

crossing early last evening. His foot caught in a step and he was dragged twenty feet before freeing himself. Bleeding from serious outs in his head and face, he was picked up -unconscious and rushed in the police emergency to St. Margaret's hos

pital. Physicians say his condi

tion Is critical.

Witnesses to the accident includ

ed, E. P. Anderson, E. C. Anderson 800 Claude street, and Verne McMullen, 71 State street. ,

No proclamation yesterday from worlh of oap. cold yearns, shaving t--- , , k e t h,.s aftf.r ayor's office calling attention to oaP' and other toi!et quisles ,.," . ,,. .

rrom cars standing on the West - Hammond yards. fpolllliethls. 4-25-"'t

CITY HALL

FLIPS FREIGHT) NEAR DEATH

Pat Crowe, no home. Jumped from a fast Nickel Plate freight as it thundered across the Hohman street

Treasurer's office crowded with tax payers. Corridors and stairway looks like entrance to box-office of successful theatre. Long queq-je of worried faces extends from office to street 'below. Clerks in office rushed- to death. fThree new desks arrive for city coundlmen. Who'll get them? That'" a question.

TAX

ROBS HOME TO SPITE HIS STEP-MOTHER

Two shots fired in rapid succes-j sion aroused neighbors of Forest' avenue last evening about 9:00 p. m. A few minutes later. Earl, a; son of Dr. C. B. Matthews, 1250 For-j rest avenue rushed into the Hammond Central police station to say;

Ladies' Silk

Hosiery Sale

FOR SATURDAY ONLY FULL FASHIONED SILK EXTRA QUALITY REGULAR $2.50 A PAIR

$1.75

a pair

All the newest shades Nuede, Biege, Polo, Blondie and Black.

J. Schloer Sons

95 State St.- Hammond, Ind.

Pay County Taxes and File Mortgage affidavits at the AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, Hammond, Ind., before May 1, 1922. General Banking, Real Estate and Insurance. Interest paid on Time Deposits. Open Tuesday and Friday evenings until 8 o'clock.

AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK 187 STATE STREET NEAR POST-OFFICE A. J. Swanson, Pres. Daniel Brown, Vice-Pres. . - H. 0. Reissig, Secy, and Treas. J. E. Trescott, Mgr. Real Estate and Insurance Dept.

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General Grant's centennary. Every other city executive in district

promulgated a proclamation. Official announcement expected from mayor's office setting clocks back one hour next Sunday at 2:00 a. m. Daylight savings then op-,

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Scene In city court room: Drunk arraigned. "You're charged with Intoxication, guilty or not guilty." "Well, I don't know. I Just had two drinks of moonshine liquor and when I awoke I was in jail." "Well," responds the Judge, "you are lucky. Most of them never do wake up. One dollar and costs. Next case."

. Basefball team for city hall? Counci:man Frank Seliger says "yes." He's doping out a team now. Geo. Wolfe will be cheer leader; Jack Fowler, back of the plate; Seliger in the box; Schulte. official umpire protector; Anderaon, official remonstrator, etc.

William "Dutch" Eggebrecht, 465 Gordan street, and Hugo Mrosefke, 437 Everett street. West Hammond, md Albeit Carr, 213 Michigan ave.. are nabbed by the ever wide-awake detectives attached to Chief Ben Strong's special agents office of the I. IT. B. railroad. The latter two are charged with grand larceny.. The first witji malicious trespass. Hugo and Carr are alleged to have stolen $150

Pep, Ginger n everything Otto G. Fifield for County Treasurer. ' 4-26-5

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Special Offer

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SUITS

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DRESSES

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Just Arrived NEW CAPS For men and young men, all new shades, silk lined $1.00 $1.75 2.00 t Men's Overalls "Large and Roomy Brand" triple stitched of the heavy white back, 220 dennim. $1.95 value. Special' J 45 at v

NEW DRESS PANTS Just Received All wool flannel and worsteds, finest blue Serge or blue pencil stripe. Largest selection 3.50 $4 $5 $6.75 Men's Work Shoes "Endicot Johnson" or "Rice and Hutchins," solid leather throughout. aGuaranteed. Big bargain. Special 20

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Suits

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Boys' Caps Finest all wool fabrics. Latest styles with unbreakable. Visors special 59c 75c $l

Boys' Blouses new shipment fine striped percale, double cuif, good make, 49 C