Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 314, Hammond, Lake County, 25 May 1922 — Page 2

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Thursday, May 25, 1922.' THE TIMES

EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR

IX WEB SMA HOCUS Thla morning at the re.k f day, pollca offioers SuUlvwn ani- Oersreaaha, of the Indiana Harbor force, znad out the forma o two dusky Cruras making- their way througfh u allay. Following: tho -pair. th officers caught Mike Brumlch and Frank Ruslan In the ibaaement at 2203 137th street manipulating: a rod hot moonshine still. Wtlh thalr axresft was confiscated two stills

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HAS XEWS FROM HOSPITAL Reports from tha Mercy hospital at Gary this morning: aay that the condition of Tom ZX "Williams, for

KAU FMAM N & WOLF - Friday and Saturday

Also called 1 tl and a real Ten More Every one of these ten items is you would expect to pay. SUGAR Best Quality Cane Granulated Jugar, per f pound . . ., WALNUT MEATS finest Grade Bordeaux selected halves, 7Q per pound ..... "

The Famous Leader Coffee The most popular coffee in the Calumet Region 3 pounds for 85c; per JuP pound ....... . J. .i. . . . sjbA QJ? J

SALMON Sure Pure Columbia River Red Salmon, no. . .an 25c cans ..... w

Friday and Saturday Specials In rugs and Toilet .Goods

at the Candy Counter Salted Almonds Fresh and delicious. Regular $1.25 a pound. Special O f per pound , O V C Salted Pecans Crisp and fresh. Regular $1.25 a $1.00 Salted Peanuts Fresh shipment for Fridays and Saturdays. Regular 15c a pound Special, per 1 O f pound . . .... ..... J at the Cigar Counter Louis K Corona Cigars They are very mild. In tin of 50 .at $4.75 or 1 Q straight ..t. ...... Original Rough Havana Ggars 100 to the box, just the thing for vacations of fishing trips. Regular $4.00. afd-! ... $2.79 'Black and White Smoking Tobacco Try it in your jimmy pipe. Regular 15c tins. Special X 0 C Red Letter Day tomorrow 10 S. & H. Stamps FREE with each book.

mer East Chicago Chief of Police, la still veiy eerloua. In addition from suffering from an olced on tha stomach, the attending

nurse, announces that the patient has contracted pneumonia. She said that "ha la still holding- his own." ' SEDA.1 DESTROYED Tha seren paasenger Peerless sedan of Undertaker TTm. Htiber, stolen yesterday from in front of 905 Chicago avenue was found destroyed by fire this morning In Burn ham by the Hammond police. DCEL WITH HJ81VKS In a fight wirh knives between "W. Wilson and Benny Stenaon atth corner of Block: and Watlinjr streets Indiana Harbor, last night, Wilson received cuts on, his ahotilder and les. Both men were arrested by Captain Nlchal&s 'fnkarr and. booked for assault and battery;.

Oscar Mayer's Popular Smoked Cottage

Smoked Pork Butts. They are a bargain. Served hot or cold an

fine luncheon item to serve cold for Decoration Dayouting. Special perpound,only.

Big Grocery Bargains

a big money saver the finest Green Beans rresn, ooumern ns. spe cial, per r7i 7 2 c pound . RAISINS Sun Maid Calif. Seedless Raisins, the 5c 1 f pkg., 3 pkgs. for A " C

Finest Quality Well Cured BRICK CHEESE Well cured, a fine tasty, fancy -fl Q cheese, per pound . X

$1.00 Rezall Nux and Iron Tablets; $1.00 Triple Vitamine Tablet, both for $1.00 Triner's Bitter Wine Regular $1.10. Special at 79c Squibb's Mineral Oil Regular $1.00. Special at 69c Milk's Emulsion For constipation. Regular 60c size. Special at 33c P. D. Q. for Bed BugsRegular 35c. Special at 25c FREE Le f oa Vnyf El

Vanishing Cream (Day Cream) The famous Lemon Vanishing Cream. Harmless to the most delicate stain, soothing and healing, whiten.

OPEX BIDS SATtODAY Bids on. the $205,000 refunding time warrant issue, authorized by the East Chicago Common Council on Jane 15. will be opened In the office Comptroller P. A- Parka next Saturday morning. This loan la expected to be sold in apportlonat sums to the local banks in the district at par, , according to a statement of Comptroller Parka. The time war ants will (bear 6 per cent Interest, dating from June 1, to August 1, 1922, and be Issued in denonw lnatlona of $500. At the expiration of this short time loan, dt is expected, that the council will axrthorlza a bond . issue of a duplicate amount to carry tha city's lndebtadnesa over a period of from 10 to 20 yeaxa.

FATOR STREET PAVTXG Reerrranlng- tha discussion on the proposed plan of Improving 150th street, the members of the Chi. csjto Chamber of Commerce yasterHammond. Inq, Specials Mild Cared HAMS boneles 33c extra qualities for much less than SANDWICHOLA Hie popular sandwich filler. Was 1 5c each, per C tumbler : BRAZIL NUTS New 1922 Crop Brazil Nuts, very special, per OApod - n SARDINES Competition Brand Imported Norway Smoked 1 On Rexall Congb RemedyRegular JDc Special at 21c Rexall Foot Bath TabletsRegular 35c. Special at 19c Bell's Roach Powder Reg ular 35c. Special at 19c. Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Regular price 50c. Special at 37c. Colgate's Caprice Toilet WaterRegular 50c size. Special at 39c FREE

Friday Only To the first 50 customers making a purchase of any TOILET ARTICLES amounting to $1 .00 or over, we will give 1 (4 oz.) 60c jar of LaFrance Creme Lemon

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Guaranteed by day went on record as favoring the pavlns ot tils street and supporting the board of works In their movement for other necessary city Improvements. Despite the attacks of A. P. Brown, It carried overwhelm ingly. The action of the Chamber yester day In backing the board of works, in their plans Is Illustrative of the true attitude of the people of East Chicago toward improving the streets here. It is apparent from the feeling expressed by many of the property owners that they do not intend to allow one or two ob jections to construction work thwart I the original plans for any improve ments. .Next Saturday" morning when the board of works goes Into special session for the purpose of hearing remonstrances on 150th street and other Improvements, a committee from the Chamber composed of R. H. Bates, Chas. Shelden and Harry Biddinger will be there to present the favoring points for the 150th st. The secret was disclosed yester day at the awarding of ten Silent Booster prizes contributed by Ed. TV. TVickey, president of the Citizens Ice Company, as to why the exclusiveness of the gifts. Ten women were recipients of a card entitling each to E00 pounds of Ice. This award was preceded by an Interest ing address by Leslie C. Smith, secretary of the National Association-of Ice Industry. He spoke upon the artificial process of manufacturing ice, the handling and storing of It. Twin City News Notes A place to get good fresh bread with your meals. W bake all our own bread and pastry. Give us a trial. Calumet Restaurant, 707 Chi-cag-o ave., R.F. Eschenbach, prop. 5:25:3 Mrs. Arthur Grove entertained a few friends at a strawberry shortcak'e feast yesterBay afternoon at her home on Drummond street. Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Austin re turned yesterday morning from their ; honeymoon trip, which was spent In Detroit and other points of Interest In Michigan. They motored back from Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. G. Stewart, of Gary, the latter a sister of Mr. Austin. Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Jone3 will entertain the Plus Ultra Sunday school class of the Indiana Harbor Methodist church this evening "at their home 3505 Grapevine blvd. On account of next Tuesday be ing Decoration Day, there will be no baby clinic at the "Welfare sta tions. The entertainment at the M. E. church In East Chicago Tuesday evening, was a decided success. The numbers by the entertainers, Mrs. Iddrlse TVllliams Butcher and Miss Eftie Ryan, of Oak Park, were thoroughly enjoyed by a large audience. Mrs. Earl Conn was brought to her home on North Magoun ave.. yesterday from Mercy hospital where she underwent an operation 2 weeks ago.

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Three Friendly Gentlemen TURKISH VIRGINTA BURLEY TIFTEEN P"TH AVE. The ladies of Moose Heart Legion will entertain at a card and bunco party Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank Pillman, 4301 Olcott avenue. The nurse committee of the Welfare Association are holding their regular meeting this afternoon. i Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lewis returned Monday night from their summer cottage at Barlow Lake, Michigan, where they spent a few days last week. j Mrs. William Mead was hostess to the members of the 1307 club .yesterday afternoon at her home on Beacon street . Mrs. Karl Jannsen and Mrs. Leo Ismert were guests tf the club. The honors were won by Mrs. H. Ackroyd and Mrs. J. Hartmen. Mrs. L. W. Giles, of 145th street. Is leaving today for Nappanee. Ind., where she will spend over Decoration Day with her sisters. The Mothers Club of the Indiana Harbor M. E. church will hold their regular meting Fridayl afternoon In the social rooms of the church. The devotions, ''Ruth, the Loyal," will be in charge of Mrs. Karl Filson, the leader for the afternoon will be Mrs. E. B. Lanman, the topic for discussion "How May We Get the Greatest Good from Public Parks and Playgrounds?" The hostesses are Mrs. Jas. Johnston, and Mrs. J. D. McConnell, Mrs. Robert Black was to have been a hostess, but will be. unable to be present. The executive committee will meet at 2 o'clock, preceding the meeting. Have you heard about the concert the Welsh people are giving on Saturday evening In the Congregational church? The full proceeds to go for the benefit of the church. The Carnival committee of the Indiana Harbor Woman's Club met yesterday afternoon at Katherine Hcrnae. Th following chairmen were selected for the different booths: Mc-sdames James Galvin, Farovid, Junglln, Kassens, Rabe, Olney, Dickson, Struss, Gallagher, Callahan Glass, Hoem, Perkins, Cotter, Clark. McQuilkin, Helm and Chapman. Other vacancies will be filled at an early date. The different chairmen will select their workers. Everything Is going along fine for the carnival to be held June 2nd and 3rd. The ladies very much appreciate the co-operation they are receiving from the business men. Miss Florence Schlclker will arrive home Friday evening from Madison, where she is attending the University of Wisconsin. She will spend the week-end -and over Decoration Day. Saturday Miss Schleiker will entertain at a one o'clock luncheon and at tea In the afternoon. The members of ths Congregational Sunday School had a splendid time last evening In the social rooms of the church. Mrs. W. W. Smith's class, who won the air ship contest, were the guests of honor, a table being specially decorated with a lovely angle food cake In the center. A round one hundred enjoyed the fine picnic supper and games, which were the diversion of the evening. Tuesday evening the Indiana Harbor Eastern Star celebrated their Tenth anniversary, their charter members were specially Miss Rosabella Da Long posed for this picture to show her Span ish mantilla, said to be 100 years old. However, Rosabelle didn't overlook an opportunity to sho-v considerable of herself outside the jrarment. Miss De Lon is a light opera star of Spanish ancestry and tha mantilla was siven her by her grandmother.- . wearing the aged mantilla.

PARTHENON LAST TIMES TODAY ANITA STEWART in "THE WOMAN HE MARRIED" TOMORROW CORINNE GRIFFITH in "ISLAND WIVES" ALSO HAMMOND'S OWN HISTORICAL PAGEANT GIVEN BY THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT OF THE HAMMOND WOMEN'S CLUB. , TICKETS CAN BE SECURED FROM CLUB MEMBERS NOW

invited guests, only tour of these being able to attend. Candidates were initiated under the direction of Past Patron, Percy Roberts, who was called on at the last minute to fill the placa of the Patron, Charles Fuller, who was unable to be present on account of illness At the close of the Chapter, & social time with a delicious lunch was enjoyed In the dining room, which had been prettily decorated with paper flowers and birds. The Matron, Mrs. Arthur Grove, is to be highly complimented on the success of the evening. Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock the members of the East Chicago Wo-J man s Club are invited to meet at the Telephone station at Calumet and be escorted through the Exchange to see the Improvements which have been made in the last few years. STATE LODGE MASONS INDIANAPOLIS. May 25." The Grand Lodge of Indiana, Free and Accepted Masons, named grand off! cers for the coming year. They new officers were installed yesfcerday. They are: Robert W. Phillips, Richmond, grand master; Charles A. Llppincott. South Bend, deputy grand master; Lee Dlnwlddie, Fowler, senior grand warden; Albert W. Funkhouser, Evansville, junior grand warden; Frank E. Gavin, Indianapolis, grand treasurer; William H. Swintz, Indianapolis, grand secretary. James W. Dunbar, of New Albany, was elected trustee for a term of three years. James A. Collins, judge of tne Criminal court of Indianapolis, made an address at the open meeting be fore ,the cpcnlng " of . the Grand Lodge Tuesday. Omer B. Smith of Rochester, the grand master of the lodge during the last year, presided n the evening at a banquet at which Governor Warren T. McCray was the chief speaker. A special train carried several hundred of the delegates attending the Grand Lodge to Franklin where the Indiana Masonic Home was vis ited. The beys' band of the home gave a concert for the delegation. On the return from Franklin ttie Grand Lodge was again convened for the concluding session and installation of officers. Rad These Twin City Advertisements WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP 1 STATE STREET ICemstltch with Gold and 8 II ret Threads alao match til colora. Bat. torn Holea, Bottou CoTrcd, En brolderflag. BraldinX, BcaiUn Phone Hammond 440. I-7-U To nbono newa ftema to Eat Chl-eaa-o Times of flee, call East Chlengo 2SS. Try ilfinbersT's Laundry for wet rrj.h. flat work, comforts and cur tains Phone East Chicago 11S9-J; NOTICE Owlns to the unsanitary condi tion of the water in the Park La goon as analyzed by the City Health Department, swimmlnjr and bathins la prohibited until further notice. (Siened) BOARD OF PARK COM2JISSIOXT2RS, OF EAST CHICAGO. 6:20:22:24 George Crlyenica Teacher of VIOLIN and MANDOLIN 4136 Todd Avenue East Chicago, Ind. 133 Df Id! T TODAY and D1JUU TOMORROW J. P. McGOWAN in "THE HILLS OF MISSING MEN" Also CHARLIE CHAPLIN in . "A NIGHT IN THE SHOW"

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