Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 363, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1922 — Page 5

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GARY NEWS

$11,000 WORTH OF PERMITS ISSUED

The city building commissioner yesterday Issued four building permlts totaling Jll. 000.00. The larg

est of these was granted Marti Tez-

lk. -who will ulld a flat buUdlng of brick veneer structure at 1625 Delaware street. The .building will have two stories and will cost approximately $6,000. One story frame garage will be erected by Jan Ciarnecki at 4136 Adams street to cost $150. A permit was Issued to "Walter Mcintosh for the erection of a one story frame garage at 225 Taney St., to cost $1S0. Another permit was Issued to Jan

Caarnecki for the erection of a one story brick store and flat building. The structure which will ibe erected at 1650 West 11th avenue will cost $3,800.00.

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ur men s

and Young Men's Suits

These Suits are made of fine Worsts material r,cc:.

Tweeds; in brown stripes or checks, blue Serges, or plain

grays. We feel sure that the fit and workmajiship will satisfy you. Extra Pants to Match Some of These Suits Only

Other Good Suit Values $16.50 $18.50 $24.50 AND $27.50

Wilson Bros. Union Suits

Reduced to 85c $1.15 $1.45 AND $1.95

$11.00 FINE GIVEN FOUR DRUNKS Four drunks were yesterday morn lng given nes of $11 each by Special Judge Bert Kuss. Vassll Polatl, Jack Burns, Antonio Shroaln and' Frederick Losa were the men who were arrested for being drunk. Each

pleaded guilty to the charge and paid his fine-

GIRL AUTO VICTIM DIES Funeral services of pretty little six year old Irene Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts of 1965 Delaware street, who died of Injuries received Wednesday afternoon when she was struck by the auto of Marcello Gerometta, at 19th avenue and Broadway will be held at St. Michael's church tomorrow

Camp Echo Opens SaturdayMay 13th, 1922 for the Season Fish and Chicken Dinners Under New Management PICNIC GROUNDS

(Saturday) morning.

Gerometta well known Oarv rnn

tractor and home builder, who drove

tne death car was arrested and yes

leraay released on a two thousand dollar bond for his appearance at

me coroner's Inquest.

Independent Market Co.

B 181 East State St. Hammond, Ind.

Specials for Saturday, May 13

VEAL BREAST FRESH HEARTS . . . PIGS FEET

I BOILING BEEF .....

3raKt mtja HAMBURGER . . .

MAKES CLEVER

CAPTURE

Detective Sergeant Connelly and plain- clothesmen. Art Fuller. wr

credited with another clever capture

jesieraay when they caused the arrest of Harry White, Chicago and

waiter Protz, Detroit. Mich., who had robbed a Michigan Central car ot 21 toilet sets and were in the act of disposing them when arrestedThey were charged with grand larceny after giving confessions and their cases filed direct in the Criminal court at Crown tylnt. BUYS SUMMER HOME

AT WEBSTER LAKE

Mr. and Mrs. George O'Donnell will leave Gary the first of next

week for -Webster Lake, Ind., where Mr. O'Donnell recently purchased a

summer home, expecting to spend the greater part of the summer at

that place.

CRAFTS BRINGS

TAMPERING

CHARGE

WASHINGTON. May U.DeclarInf the United Stat. ri..i,

tforneys -have been "tamn.r.H

With," Rev. Wilbur F.' Craft.

erlntendent of the Intrnitinn.t

Reform Bureau, todav i-hrH !,

the showing of prize fight films in a

score or states in violation r .i,-

KoaenDerg Act was a "menacing

pudiic scandal."

Crafts told

a hearing on the Myers Bill to investigate the motljn picture industry, that attorneys were "lax in their duty beouu thv l- ,., a .

torney General Daugherty had been attorney for Jack Dempsey when the latter was tried as an alleged war slacker.

was announced today. Donovan was convicted by a Jury in Montgomery county January 23 after a change of venue from his home county. The governor's unusual action. It was explained, is tiased on a desire to have first knowledge of the facts in the eleventh hour effort to save

the doomed man from the eleetn chair.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Furnished motir House on, south side, near c line. Immediate possesion. In quire 1252 Garneld st.. Ham. S:12:

WJAX.TKD TO BUT sSc"o"ndhaflj

qrui prens, call 550 Ham. 5:12:

STRAW IJD SEASON

Pork Shoulders . . LEAF LARD FRANKFURTER

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POT ROAST . . VEAL ROASTS. SALT PORK . . .

2 c

Veal Hind Quarter PORK BUTTS . . VEAL CHOPS . . .

14c

Kill "

The straw "lid" season is now of

ficially on.

Although Mayor R. O. Johnson of Gary does not admit that he sets any fashions or styles, he surely

made some of the steel city beau

bunnels sit up and take notice this morning when he appeared at the

tcity hall, all dolled up like a 40,000 candle power light in a London fog. He wore a new straw "katie" of the latest spring pattern, a black and white check suit, low tans with a "high" polish and in appearance, looked nothing sort of a "million dollars." "Where you all going," quizzed

the pesty reporter who had an ink

ling that his honor might be going sleuthing and had a good story up

his sleeve.

"Just leaving for the Derby at Louisville." returned Mr. Johnson

as he was getting into the ex-sher-

iit Lew Barne's Packard, to drive to Crown Point where they will take

the Pennsylvania.

City Comptroller William Fulton who made up the party, said "no straw hats for me," pointing to a black checkered cap on 'his head. "That's no place to wear a straw hat. I've got to have something like this that I can stick into my pocket, if I get excited," indicating that he is some race fan and that he is liable to get reckless if that "pole hoss" does not get in the money. The Gary party expect to get back to Gary in time to attend the dedications of the new Y. W. C. A. home which will be held Sunday afternoon and will .be attended by people from all over the country.

fCRAYWILL

SMASH PRECEDENT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., May 12 Contrary to precedent Governor McMoCary will sit with the pardons bosrd when hearings are held on May 18 on a petition for clemency for William T. Donovan, sentenced to die June 1 for the murder of his wife at their home near Bloomingdale. in Parke county, last July, it

ERIA

ROCET

eal Bargains

PROPOSES GOLD RESERVE BANK TO AID EUROPEANS

BOOSTS

DESIRABLE

SUBDIVISION

MEN

Shoes Oxfords of Calf Kid Leathers in all v the new shades

Tomorrow is the last day of the greatest and most successful shoe sale conducted in Hammond.

Formerly up to $10

Watch the MB Windows

tj y i--i ji"''1 " . '

in all widths all

BOOT -SHOP

569 Hohman Street

sizes , See the MIR MB JLV JJL I 1) Saturday.

Along with the general revival of industrial and real estate activity in Hammond, West Hammond seems to be getting her share of the benefits. With the development of Calu. met Memorial Park, Forestdale Park, the proposed improvement of thoroughfares and the latest move, the Wachewicz Park View Gardens.

v est Hammond evidently is not at a standstill by any means. Frank Wachewlca, who has always demonstrated great faith in

the city of West Hammond, announces in today's Times the development of Park View Gardens, a stretch bordering on Ihe Btate highway leading to Western aev., one block west of the Wentworth high school, and only a few steps from the Calumet Memorial Park. The Park View Gardens subdivision will be laid out in half-ac.c lots. These lots equal four city lots and it is said the price Is so low it will almost take one's breath away. The lots are so laid out that when you are ready to convert Into city , lots they will conform to present!

city street and alley plans. 1 ia predicted that West Hammond will develop rapidly a mile beyond this point, so that an Investment of thfs kind Is sure to enhance In value. The building restrictions place the

minimum building cost for residences at S2 ndO Tll. Ilm.nlj

are paid in full and title to the lots

is guaranteed by the Chicago Title

and Guarantee Company.

Sunday is to be the big day. The

sale will start promptly at 10:30

A. M.. and last till every lot is sold.

A small-down payment will hold the

purchase.

If X K i' A

Frank A. Vaaderllp.

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U FORCED TO

QUIT HIS WORK FOR 6 MONTHS

Rheumatism Had Construction En

gineer Down, But Tanlae Put Him back on the Job In Fine Shape, He Declare.

"Tanlac put me 'back on the Job

after everything else had failed." said M. M. Helm, 200 Oakley St., Evansville, Ind., construction en

gineer and popudar fraternal order man.

'For six months I never knew

what it was to be" free from pain. My right side wag affected witrf

heumatism, my right arm perished

away and my fingers were po cramped I couldn't hold a thing.

The pain was so bad in my neck

and shoulders I couldn't, look up

without agony. I never knew what

sound sleep was. I hadn't een

bel to work for six months and

ad to give up my position.

"A friend suggested Tanlac and tried it. Now I am completely

well, my rheumatism is gone and my right arm is actually back to

its normal size and use. I am at work every day and 1 don't hesitate to recommend Tanlac for anybody suffering from rheumatism." Tanlae is sold by all good druggists. Adv.

Crispo Famous Cookies, assorted, lb. ... 1 9c

Indiana Pure Creamery Butter, lb 39c Pet Milk, 10 cans for 87c

Campbell's Pork and Beans, 3 cans for. 28c

Campbell's Soups, assorted, 3 cans for. . 28c Borden's Eagle Milk, 3 cans for 56c Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, extra fine, 3 for. 37c

String Beans, 3 for 38c

Red Kidney Beans, 3 for 32c Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, 2 for 57c

Del Monte Grated Pineapple, 2 for 39c Macaroni, Foulds or Red X, 4 for 31c Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c Matches, large boxes, 6 for. 25c Pure Fruit Preserves, 1 lb. jar, 2 for 51c

Strictly Fresh Eggs, 3 dozen for 77c

Lavo Kitchen Klenzer, 6 for. 23c

I Our Special Blend Coffee, 2 lbs. for .... 64 c

Our Special Peaberry Coffee, 3 lbs. for . 77c SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL OTHER COMMODITIES Quality Goods Only Not Junk Groceteria Stores

78 W. STATE STREET Phone Hammond 3714 719 CHICAGO AVENUE Phone E. Chicago 1240-M

152 E. STATE STREET Phone Hammond 25 434 119TH STREET Phone Whiting 184-M

REMEMBER WE DELIVER FREE!

jMf-jhsL .Racy

Is Sunday, May -14th!

'Say It With1

Fl owers

These prices are for Friday and Saturday but we advise shopping early tomorrow as these values are unusual the flowers are th; finest to be obtained.

Carnations Fresh cut Carnations, all colors, ?Q per dozen O C Sweet Peas Fresh cut Sweet Peas, pink, red, 1Q white, lavender, etc. Bunch LUC

Rose

Fresh cut Roses, good hardy stock, dozen .'

98c

i-jilsics

Large Bunch Fresh Cut Purple Lilacs, at

35c

Potted Plants for Mother's Day

Geraniums, f '.V.V,,!:. . Pe- OQ tunas in pots at

18c

500 Pansies in Pots, at

39c

Ferns, good healthy stock in med. size pots, at

A large assorted fancy boxes and baskets filled with plants specially priced.

For F;iday and Saturday

1 tWfTi

KAUFMANW & WOLF - HAMKOND. Ind

For Friday and Saturday