Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 319, Hammond, Lake County, 1 June 1922 — Page 2

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NEW PLANS Hydrox Guernsey Ice cream will be In Hammond and surrouading towns starting today. The Hydrox people have taken over the Woodhull Ice Cream plant on Stat street, and pending the construction of the new plant on JCorth Hohman street, opposite the American steel foundries plant, the "Woodhull place will be used as the distributing station for the Hydrox products. Four representatives of the company were In Hammond yesterday completing arrangements with dealers for the advertising and sale of Hydrox Guernsey lea cream. The territory to be served Immediately will include Hammond, Whiting. East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Gary. Trucks will bring the supplies daily from the Chicago plant at 24th street and Lake, direct to the Woolhull plant. Besides ice cream the company will also distribute gin

KAUFAAMN O WOLF - Hamkokp, IftD Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday A Sale of James S. FAMOUS SOAPS At Reduced Prices

Limit of 10 bars to customer with grocery purchase of $ 1 .00 or over. Butter, Eggs, Sugar and Flour not included.

The Popular High Grade KirkOlive Toilet Soap

It's a 10c CakeNow 4 for " Kirk's Lemon Soap Bring this coupon and receive Jap Rose 8 4 cakes for

Best Quality Cane Granulated

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VERY SPECIAL BUCKEYE Malt Extract

The most popular Malt and Hops Friday and Saturday only

Baking Powder Dr. Price' Baking Powder, 12 ounce can 21c goyal Baking Powder, 12 ounce can .......... .45c

EXTRA CHOICE IceBerg Lettuce Big Solid Heads Was, 12c to 15c Seller This Sale, each ...... (f 4 Heads for 25c

Rolled Oats Sprague Warner's Ferndall Brand. Rolled. Oats The 20 ounce package 're- ' 25 18c ,at only. w pi:

h Baked Uneeda Biscuits 5c pkg.

ger ale and other carbonated beverages. A great deal of merit is claimed for the Hydrox ice cream, being manufactured by the carbonated pro cess In a rocftn lined with glass and tile. The carbonatlng process, it Is said, keeps the air out of this ice cream and the result is greatly Increased purity. The growth of the Hydrox company in Chicago has been phenomenal. The plan of operations in Hammond were formulated with the same precision as those that have mad the Chicago business what it is today. The manufacturers are planning distribution facilities for practically all of northern Indiana. In the meantime, plans are being pushed for th $200,000 plant, which will be built on the unit plan, providing for additional units from time to time. Th building is expected to be completed and in operation some time in August.

CONTRACTORS ATTENTION Bids will be received June 10. 1922, for two-story brick, 42x80. Blue prints can be seen at 1178 Columbia ave., and all Information given. HOLT TRINITY SOCIETY. -1178 Columbia ave. 6-29-31: 6-1

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3 for . . 20c to our grocery department f Soap ;7 tasi Macaroni, Etc. High grade Bulk Macaroni and Spaghetti and Noodles all shapes, special at 2 pounds for. 29c Peaches Taste of the West Brand extra fine California Peaches in heavy syrup jargecans $1 .00 tor . .b .w .

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Mrs. Brjl WHITING BANK DIRECTOR IS DEAD Funeral of John Schaub Takes Place At LaPorte Today. SPECIAL TO THE TIMES WHITING, June 1. Relatives and frlneds of John Schaub are deeply grieved to learn of his death which occurred at his home, 319 Sheridan avenue, Monday evening- shortly after midnight, after a lingering illneas of many months. Mr. Schaub was born In Chicago on April 25, 1859. and came to Whiting in 1901 to engage in the lumber and coal 'business, holding a position of president and business man ager cf the Whiting LumDer ana Coal Co.. being active in that position until only two weeks ago. He was also a director In the First National Bank of this city. He Is survived by his wife, nee Thresea Bader, three sons, John Jr., Raymond and Carl, and two daughters, Florence DeLaand and Marguerite Hornett. Funeral services ware held at the family residence, 319 Sheridan avenue at 10 o'clock this morning, from thence to the Sacred Heart church where Mass was said. The funeral cortege left on the noon train for Laporte, Ind., where interment will be made In the Pine Lake cemetery. I TRACK KINGS ON HART TRACK F Ben Helwig of Hammond, Brings Back Stars Who Drove at Porter. Clancy, cnaypool, Mlts and the other kings of the dirt track, who were seen at Porter a few weeks ago are to perform again on the Hofoart race track Sunday afternoon under the management of Ben Helwig of Hammond. The races will start at 2:30 fast time. The track is being oiled daily In preparation end the management LATEST PHOTO OF MAJ. GEN. WOOD M. Gen. Leonard Wood, ohotocrraphed before his oficia. residence in Manila.

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promises that there will fee no dust. The dust has been the disagreeable feature of all dirt track races in the past. The Hobart track has been put In excellent shape. It Is banked at the turns which assures faster time that the drivers were able to make at Porter. Another feature of the Hobart track is that It has a grand stand. )irt track fans from all iparts of the Calumet region are expected to atend the races at Hobart Sunday. Because of the big hit that the auto polo game made last time, Helwig has arranged to have an outo polo match lasting half an hour. GARY NEWS JUDGE GARY MAY VISIT STEEL CITY Judge Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the board o fdirectors f the United States Steel Corporation, who founded the new famous Steel City may visit Gary in the near future. If there is any truth In the information reaching Gary yesterday Judge Gary will visit here within the next week o rten days. While visiting the former home at Wheaton, 111., with Mfs. Gary, after the first of June (today) it is reported that Judge Gary will Include Gary on his western trip. CALLED AWAY ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH Dr. F. H. Maisel and family left for Detroit. Mich., late yesterday Read These Twin City Advertisements WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP 01 STATE STREET nematltch with Geld aad Sllvat Thread also match all eelora. But. torn Boles. Buttons Covered, Eas brolderfins. Braiding, Beadlae Phone Hammond 448. I-7-lt To phono news item to Bast Chicago Tlmea uffl.ee, call East Cklca go 283. Money to loan on 7 and t per cent. securities for sal due 1 to it I months from date, denominations from 25 up. ni .estate ioiu bonds. Roe & Peterson Law office. 4-28 Let Alan E. Lewis TIte your fire aad tornado Insurance 5-!l-6t Have your rugs cleaned by J. B. Lehmann, with th Hamilton Beach Cleaner, 24 hour service. Work guaranteed. Phone East Chlcag'' 743-J. 6:lsJ

FOR SALE Farms, Summer Homes and Cottages On inland lakes in Southern Michigan. Only a few hours ride from Hammond. Call for Particulars J. E. TRESCOTT REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Phone Hammond 2812

It's, toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality Impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed by following- a aad telegram bearing the news of the sudden death of Mr. i.Malsel's brother, Conrad Malsel. The telegram did not give any details. "DIXIE" LEVERETT MAKES G-OOD "Dixie" Leverett, well known Gary athlete who has been with the White U5ox since their spring training trip has lived up to his promts to make good. Decoration Day morning "Dixie" blanked the Cleveland Indians, 4 to 0 a stunt which the much touted Red Faber was unable to do in the afternoon session. Faber won, however, 7 to 6. Big preparations are being made for "Dixie" Leverett Day on June 11, when hundreds of Lake county fans will watch "Dixie" try his prowess. YOUNG OCTUPLE STILL MISSING The disappearance of Robert Ag-ul-nick and Anna Kati, both 21 years old and residents of Chicago, is still a -mystery to the Gary and Chicago police departments. On Decoration Day they left the city to spend the day at Miller Beach, but this was the last seen or heard from them. At first the police scented a double drowning and then an elopment by a thorough search has shed no light on their disappearance. MAYOR RETURNS YESTERDAY Mayor R. O. Johnson and Mrs Johnson who spent the past. five days at KendallviUe, Ind., the former residence of Mrs. Johnson returned to Gary by auto late yesterday after noon. MARK STREETS FORAUTOISTS A staff of workmen have been dually engaged on the city thorough fares, marking- the tocmlevard inter sections and streets warning autoists of the city traffic laws. The parking spaces in the business district are also being repainted. DRUNK FALLS THROUGH WINDOW Intoxicated and staggering', iMike Busko, 1113 Madison street fell through a big plate glass window at the Tittle Bros, grocery and Market at 15th avenue and Broadway late yesterday afternoon, narrowly escaping serious injury. He was arrested. Auto theft is so common that INSURANCE is the only protection. Insure thru US. I E7JSURAMCE DlzPT. or Phone 1700 HAMMOND

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PARTHENON LAST TIMES TODAY and TOMORROW Strongheart Tht Wonder Dog in "THE SILENT CALL" Also BUSTER KEATON in, "THE PLAYHOUSE" FRIDAY and SATURDAY HOPE HAMPTON in "STARDUST 5 Acts Vaudeville

SATURDAY TWO FIRES CAUSE LOSS OF $95.00 A fire which started of unknown origin in a shed In the rear of Sam Spirio's home located at 1052 Washington street, caused a loss of $85. Bailed rags to the amount of $50 were destroyed. The rags ware stored la the shed. The building was damaged to the extend of $25. Flames from this fire caught the shed located on an adjoining lot causing damages of $10.00. This property is owned 'by George Oersrotis, of 1050 Washington street. WAR VICTIM BREAKS ARM David Broackway. giving his ad dress as S07 Penny Park, Chesterton, Ind., who was severely gasaed during the World's War and now a victim of tuberculosis, fell In afalnt. In Gary yesterday, breaking- his arm. Weak from the lack of food and proper care, Broachway was brought to the station and then removed to the Mercy hospital where lis Is being given temporary relief. ARREST ANOTHER GARY MORON Charged with bothering young girls in the vicinity of 15th avenue and Madison stret and assault upon John Patrick, 1632 Jackson straet. who rescued one of the girls, Udrick Geilman of 1443 Madison street, was taken into custody yesterday. According to the police report Gell man enticed two young girls Into a shack and when Patrick attempted to rescue them, the alleged moron attacked fclm. c ROBERTSDALE STAR THEATRE TOJffGHT Rodolsk. Valentine and IS'astasera la Dui'i MSatentfeee "CAMIIXE" the scasatfesi ef the aeaao. comedy and Weekly. He advaaees In the prices. 6-31-1 PRIXCESS THEAIHB TODAY AND TOMORROW rxraerlas MteLeas In THB S10.OO RAISE." Th Leather Pushers, revad number Vive, with Reeviamld Deaay, also Pathe New aad Comedy. 6-1-1 Friends of the Graves family of the West Park Addition (will fee pleased to hear of the return of Mr. Graves from the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago, where he bad been confined for the past five weeks with a very serious operation on his leg from which he is nicely recovering. Guests over the recent holiday at the Xeve ParmaJee home on 120th street were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Baldwin of Princeton, Ind., and Mrs. Bert Keller and elster-in-law of Fort 19 C7i utie

DURANT Can is the first motor vehicle to bear the name of W. C Durant, under whose personal supervisioa more than two fTnKos cars have been built, and is the result of thirty-five years' experience.

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ORPHEUM . TODAY E renins Performances Only BILLY and MARIE MAINE Tb Inimitable Comedy Pair. Present SOMETHING NEW IN MUSICAL COMEDY ALSO Lew Cody and Eleanor Fair "DANGEROUS PASTIMES"

Wayne, Ind. Mr. Baldwin also visited his mother Mra Baldwin who lives on the same street. The Henry Vis family moved from Myrtle avenue where they have been living for the past ten years, to Ham mond where they recently purchased a 'beautiful home from Mayor Pan Brown. Their son Ira who was operated on for appendicitis, at the St. Bernard's hospital Is expected home In a day or two. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ferguson and family of Indiana Harbor visited Mra. Ferguson's mother Mrs. Minseburg of (Myrtle avenue on Monday evening. Mrs. Floyd Banks of Atchison ave.. has, since the birth of her little son been in a very serious condition, at the South Shore hoapital In Chicago. .Robert Masterson and family are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Masterson of Myrtle avenue. Mr. Masterson recently returned from the northern part of Michigan where he bad been farming for the past three years, but is expecting to remain in these parts if he secures position. Mrs. Hegodc'n o Windsor Park, spent the day with her daughter, Mrs. H. Breclonaa aad family of Atchison avenue. Mrs. N. A Kraeisoa returned from Lafayette where sha spent the week sad with her dsughter Miss Helen at Purdue univrsity. Too Late to Classify FOR KENT room cottage, furnished. 24S Logan St., Ham. 6:1:3 DID YOU KNOW THAT $100 to $300 will buy good used cars with electrlo lights, starter and demountable rlmsT Used trucks at real bargains. Time payments. Open evenings and Sundays. REPUBLIC SALES CO. 416 Hohman St., phone 160 Hammond. 6:1:2 Card of Thanks CARD OF TRACKS The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion desire to express their thanks to all those who so kindly furnished cars for the use of the Women's Relief Corps a.nd The Legion Auxiliary oa Memorial Day. 5-31-1 OARS OT TZaVtra We wish to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives fort, their kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our be loved husband, father, son and bro ther, also for the beautiful floral offerings and those who donated their machines, and Rev. Llchtsinn. Mrs. Albert Buehring and Daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buehring and Family. 6:1:1 Qood Car LAKE COUNTY AUTO SUPPLY AND SALES H. A. THIEL, Proprietor Dong-las & Hohia&e St Phone Ham. 1741

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