Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 315, Hammond, Lake County, 26 May 1922 — Page 10

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THE TIMES Fridav. May 26. 1922.

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Tuesday, May 30th

Special Flower Offerings A special tinted Memorial Wreatfi at $4.50. . Also Cemetery Vases, complete with flowers, from $2.50 up. We will have an abundance of roses in many colors and Carnations, $1.50 per dozen and up. Peonies, Gladiolis, Snap Dragon and a variqfy of flowers from $1.50 per dozen up. Boxes of mixed flowers as low as $2.00 each. Cape Jasmine, 75c a dozen. .Special Magnolia Memorial Wreaths, about 18 inches in diameter, $2.50; others at $5.00 and $10.00. v ' ' Also a great variety of bedding stock to select from, for tha graves. Phone us your order and save disappointment. We deliver. THE FLOWER SHOR Hohman and Clinton PHONE 202

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er Hammond people singing the songs you like best? Old soii(rsi. Tho kind you used to ning lustily and which you now think are a little nicer than anything produced nowadays. You .will have that opportunity yoon. An old fashioned community sing will be held one of these evenings in the Hammond high school auditorium. The doors will be thrown open and there will be no admission charge. The only requirement is that everybody comes prepared to sintf well or badly as his or her talent wills. The decision to hold the community sing was reached shortly after the dedication services were held at the high school last week. There everybody Joined so heartily In the patriotic songs on the program that Presiednt 1. L. Bomberger of the school board thought it would be a

good stunt to have a special meeting for singing only. He talked it over with others and all' agreed with him. So it is being arranged. The high school orchestra will be there to lead the music and capable directors will put pep Into the singing. It's your chance tn throw back your head and join in such songs as "Marching Through Georgia." "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean," "Solomon Levi," "Old MaeDonald Had a Farm." "Annie Laurie,' "Old Oaken Bucket," "Ben Bolt," "Old Black Joe." "Bye Baby. Bye-lo." "Merrily. We Roll Along." "On the Banks ot the Wabash." "Smiles," "Sing Polly-Wolly-Doodle All the Day,' "Tipperary," "Uncle Ned." "Little Brown Jug," "Nellie Gary," "Old Kentucky Home." "Two Little Girls in Blue," "In the Shade of the OH Apple Tree." "Rock of Ages." "Sailing," "Old Man Moses" and so on, as fancy strikes the crowd.

Did You Hear That

EAST CHICAGO "PAT DAT" the latest production of COiarlle Chaplin's -will be showins at Hartley's aoon.

THE democratic convention In session at Indianapolis next week will be the temporary addrees for many local politicians.

THE second battalion of the 113th

uniform Decoration Dy as a body to the Hammond cemetery.

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"HARVEST Hands Wanted" Is the most recent call for men in a notice circulated by Manager Wilson Jordan of the city employment bureau.

RAT ESCHBNBACH. proprietor of the Calumet Restaurant and Bakery sass he has put on a new chef and

will resume his three meal a day service.

FOUR HUNDRED hydrants of the East Chicago and Indiana Harbor Water company are wearers of the green. They were given a new coat t'hls week-

Bins will be opened by the Eat Chicago Board of Education for the remodeling of the Benjamin Harrison Sohool on Tuesday evening, June 6.

TirE Sweet Tooth may get satisfaction with "Jinx" Ma-runex. who has just opened up a first-class confectionary store across from the Kos oiuszko Park.

CAPT. Tim O'Neil. one time heavy weight champion, met up with a number of old ring generals while attending the Whiting American Leerion stag Wednesday nlglit.

CHICAGO LABOR CHIEF INDICTED AFTER MURDERS

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ft GOLD BRICK always loots good. It has to. Its promising appearance is it sole virtue. Looks alone will not sell goods today. Merchandise with a name the name of its maker has the call For only the maker of wortHy goods can long afford to advertise. At the Highi Court of Public Opinion any other sort is soon

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Wise merchants and manufacturers seeK the good papers to tell the story of their wares. The publishers seek the reputable advertising for the readers' guidance. The well-informed buyer seeks news of good merchandise through the columns of the home paper. This proves trie value of a3vertising. Neither advertiser nor publisher can prosper without your patronage Therefore, it is to their advantage to cater to you. They do it, too. And it is distinctly to your advantage to be guided by the message they lay before you the advertisements. Read them regularly!

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TAX BOARD MEN OUE IN COUNTY

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Allen Stillman is six feet tall an

a husky plumber. His wife is a tiny thing. But in his petition fori divorce btillman alleges that she bit, kicked, struck, beat and bruised him. The wife, Mrs. Louise Stilln man, retorts that her husband wa like ice, a whole block of ice.

Members of the Indiana State Tax

Board were to arrive In Iake county this morning to spend two days visiting the Industries In East Chitaro. Hammond and Gary. This fact was advsnred yesterday by Engineer Wenger, of the State Board, who has Veen In the Calumet region for the !at month making surveys of property valuations. This Is said to be the first visit of the present board members to the plants In this region. All three members, John J. Rrown, chairman; Fhllip Zoerrher and. Commissioner Hough are expected to be In the party. The State Tax Board now In session will probably concern themK;lves with the revaluation of real estate and Improvements of the local, industries, which Is to be made during the 1022 assessing term.

Electricity for heating and cooking: purposes is making headway In Switzerland.

Mme. Bryn, wife of the minister from Norway, has liven in Washington longer than any other woman of the diplomatic corps with the exception of Mme. Jusserand, wife of the French ambassador.

CLAYTON MARK

SEES IIMVENIEN

FOR the conferring of the apprenticeship dejrree on four candidates. Secretary W. H. Jeppeson, announces there will be a special meeting of No. 595 next Wednesday evening.

L. E. BLOCK, president of the Inland Steel Co., left yesteTday for New Tork. It is presumed that Mr. Block will give Inland's decision on the merger terms to bankers today.

HAZEL K. GROVES, defeated candidate for County Treasure, is reported to have gained 59 voter over Otto Fifield, successful nominee, in the recount that was started Monday.

The Improvement in the steel Industry during recent weeks has had

ja marked affect on the Steel and

lUDe company of America, Clayton Mark, chairman of the board of directors, stated yesterday. The merger negotiation Is still on. ne added, although details are indennite. His remarks follow: "Conditions affecting the steel Industry have progressively Improved since the annual report was issued and prospects are encouraging. The merger negotiations have not been broken off. but are all still indefinite and there Is nothing to say about them at this time so far as the Steel and Tube Company is concerned."

FRANK WILLIAMS, of 4322 Magoun avenue who was taken suddenly ill at Detroit while attending a convention of the Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers' Association, is not fully recovered so as to return home.

Gary TOM WILLIAMS former chief of police who underwent a serious operation at the Mercy 'hospital in Gary Is reported slightly Improved to.day.

A revival of building construction in Gary was seen this week when in twenty fouT hours Wednesday nearly $40,000 wortfh of permits were issued through the office of building commissioner Brtckson.

MANY Gary autoists are planning to Join the caravan which will Jour-

i ney to the farm of Oov. Warren T.

McCray nn the first of aseries of week-end drives wihlch is being circulated by the Hoosieir State Auto Association.

Cornelius Shea. Cornelius Shea, Chicago labor leader, arrested and indicted in connection with the murder of two policemen, has a police record He served a term in Sing Sinjr for killins a girl ia a drunken quarreL .

GARY will take its first real military aspect since the war this evening when some three hundred members of the Gary Battalion of Engineers will parade and drill. The drills will be held at Emerson field and will be public.

investigators at tne College of Fisheries, Vniverslty of Washington, are searching for a cheap subrtltue Tor liver as a foodd for trout snd salmon.

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Specials for Saturday May 27

VEAL BREAST ... LAMB STEW . . FRESH HEARTS...

SPARE RIBS HAMBURGER . . . SHORT RIBS ....

PORK ROAST . POT ROAST . . SALT PORK . . .

Pork Butts . . . VEAL ROASTS . LAMB ROAST . .

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Pork Steak

VEAL CHOPS . . . LAMB CHOPS . . .

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Pot Roasts ... 7c

I . Round Bone Roast . . 15c

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Oscar Mayers Small Hams 17c

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