Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 87, Hammond, Lake County, 29 September 1922 — Page 13
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Li Ygu Can Always Save Money and Time by SHOPPING on Calumet Avenue. A Trial will Prove it
START. BOOSTING
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CIVIC CENTER
j met avenue, has the laugh on hi.s frl'-nds. If he stays in business six j more months he can retire and live j the remainder of his years on aocumiilations so fast i9 his business inj creasing-. Vt suggest a little bunsaloo in llonululu for you. Izzy.
(The last sentence, which rhymes percetly, wt b "created with the help of my rhyming dictionary).
Advocate Building of A Community House as A Memorial to Soldiers. "niumet avenue merchants and the property owners the greatest tin n eh of boosters in the region are Siting i.'i steam again.
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Remember way back when the
Calumet avenue ibostern started to talk about widening the street'.' ll'intmbor !iow they were scoffed at then. Years ago they wanted a
"When it conies to pa::! tin sr. D. M. Hidon can spread it on more gracefully than a south Halsted street flapper, only that D. M. paints houses, not cheeks and thin;:s. Uusineys is so grood Hudson i-.as all he can do to "keep a larpo lore of painters and decorators supplied with materials.
Old Man Thompson of the Calumet Avenue Garage will be misinff from the place some of these times for not
1 many diys hence he will be on his
way southwest, only to pet et up
v;i M-nei, an cigniy tool srreet'
an da concrete pavement. They wen ted the avenue extended throusth
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MENU HINT Breakfast. Sliced Orann. Oatmeal. Poached Epfs on Toast. Coffee. Luncheon. Veeetable Soup. Crack-rs. Ecrsr and Lettuce Tindwiches. Radishes. Stev. Pears. Cookies. Tea. Dinner. Baked Ham Browned Fotatoes. Ruttered Beets. Stuffed Tomato falad. Bread and Butter Baked Custard. Couce.
Lake George to connect with Shef
flM avenue. And they got every :!( of these improvement. They Irfi-sforned Calumet avenue from the Kooky Iioad to Dublin to a b'cilc - ai c'. Now. the Calumet avenue blasters lave another hunch. They have 1 cen looking over the new ba'f ml'lion dollar community house at Whiting-. They want to duplicate tii.'t immense building on Calum;t rvenje. Moreover they want to r ak-e it one unit of r. civic center v,''ii''i "ill eventually include the city hall. The WMtins Community bulHingr 1 as a !ar-;e swimming pool, the ii?sest gymrastum in Indiana, an and -tri ;m sratins; l.Ot'O people, rpacio'is 10 tns for the American Letrion an i m -11 y other departments. It will be
t e fnrsf thinst in the county when
throujrh this wild ami wooly coun
try he must pass to complete the journey he has mapped out.
Ths Automotive r-. - , company now located i... o. u Calumet avenue, his a fully equipped electrical shop with all the latent devices. M. Tiebel, next ;n l:ne to the lord chief chancellor 'iVm Malo himself, says if he can't fix, it and Tom can't f.x It, they'll both blow the d-d-d-ni s.liop up.
It it coimleted. . rived to bless tho W.ll hma Trrv
It is the plan of Calumet avenue is already endeavoring- to teach the boosters that the Community Hons:- little fellow the art cf sollinir Jewett
K. II. Smith, automobile mechanic, located in the rear of the Herrington Auto tales, has a very important announcement "In the way of a flat rate? fcr all automobile repair?, so that the owner will know in advance just wh.it it will cost for a given repair job.
Xow that another member lias ar-
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be built as a memorial to the city's heroes in the war. Every industry an! business concern in the city wit' bo expected to make a substantial contribution. Every citizen will be psked to help. The Community House will be open the year around. All meetings of civic importance can be held in the auditorium. Conventions can be accomodated. It is high time that Hammond something for its young men. Ths men of the city- who have money are anxious to do something. A. Murray Turner gave the city an athletic field. Calumet avenue boosters are not selfish in their plans. They believe that Calumet avenue is the logical place for such an enterprise. It is not only centrally situated but it Is the easient part of town to reach Jy automobile. Moreover, a beautiful structure can be displayed to greater advantage on Calumet avenue than elsewhere in the city. J"Jt think what it mentis! Corentions. concerts, lectures, basketball games, track meets, indoor base bell, swimming matches, indoor trnris. child welfare work everything t int the community as a whole can : r joy.
six cylinder cars at f. o. b. Tou don't reed an alarm clock, do you Jcr to get you up of mornings? Ti. J. Herkner advises folks to have their furnace repairs made before the fall fires start. Many fires
TODAY'S RECIPE3 Egg and Lettuce Sandwiches
Chop hard boiled eggs an . mix with r"nyr)r:r.aipo. '.en cut 1 ..v.:? in small pieces and spread be' en thin slices of buttered praha i , bread. i Baked Ham A slice cf ham about thrc- inches thick. Trim off excess fat. place in pin, sprirk!c four tablespoons c br. 'n suffer over the slice ir.d 1 xke in moderate oven r-.e ' 'nr. Stuffed Tomato Salad Remove puln from center of tomato?s, chill and fill centers with t'.ie followinpr I mixture: Equal quar."ties of cuI cumber, sweet pepoeT, onion, cabbatre and tomato pulp all chopped fine and moistened with mayonnaise dressing. Serve on crisp lettuce leaves. Lemon Cream Pudding Cook together one-half cup boiliner water, one-half cup of sugar and one j tablespoon of cornstarch nioistenI pd in cold water. Remove from f re and add one tablespoon butter, juice of half lemon and beaten yolk of an egg. Cook until thick. Remove from fire and pour mixture over stiffly beaten egg white, continue beating until mixture is
in sherbet glasses
foamy. Pile and chill.
Grape and Orange Jam A var-
is even hard for mayors to keep up with traffic ordinances. Mayor Theodore Warrick, of Morgantown, drove into the city the other day and parkud his car in front of tho Maaonic Tempie In Jefferson etreet. It violated the city traffic orditULtif'tV unrl .-tr... 1.. ....... ....
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u' me usual grape jam is ( ,ioi.
made of grapes and oranges. Un1., i,:-- v.
c ' j ur" :lllm to PPar before
pounas ot raisins, four pounds or
arrest by Rev. W. Iseen I'rich-
ard, local traffic officer, wlio told
Mayor W. W.
LoiiawiLv in police court. Mayor
Conaway discharged Mayor War
rick with a warning.
sugar and four oranges t-f needed. After separating the graces om
their skins cook the pu' until it can be strained through a colande. ; T)nrr T.iVpq niivoo to eliminate the seeds. Then addi UllVeS the skins and cook for fifte t min- and Fned ChlCKen utes, after which add the raisins,
orange peel and sugar and "ok slowly until it jellies. Be "tin.' that only the orange peel is used with none of the wtiite lining. Grape marmalade is a less substantial
conserve than grane jam. Wild j fruit is excellent for marmalade. and either ripe or green grapes ma v be used. Remove the skins and see"- and then boil gently for twenty min-, utes. A round of eugar to each j pound of fruit should then be added and the whole boiled until a
drop will retain its shape rhen poured upon a marble slab or other cool surface.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE MANILA. Sept 27. "If you meet a dog fond of olives, phono the police," is the headline on the story of a lost dog in Manila. The dog belongs to an American who gives the information that it Is fond of
fried chicken. Southern of stuffed olives.
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In Prison 47 Years; Hopes for Freedom INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 BOSTON, Sept. 27. Jesse II. Pomeroy recently began hi.s forty-seventh year of confinement in the btate prison at Charlestown. Pomeroy has been incarcerated longer than any other prisoner in the United States. He baa not given up hope of leaving the inKlitution a free man.
Spot Is Marked Where Indians Spared Trader INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE URBAN'A. O., Sept. 27. Wapatomfca, the Bite of an old Indian village, where Simon Girty, the "white savage 5'' rescued Simon Kenton under sentence of death and about to be burned at the stake by Indians
mar.y years ago, has been permanently marked by a flag pole from which floats "Old Glory.'' Girty. who lived among the Indians prartically his entire life, made an eloquent plea to save the life of tho white trader, which so gave Kenton an escort to Sandusky, from which point he reached the civilization of his day at Detroit, then little more than a fort and a trading post.
Walks "Around World" on His Way to Work INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! RICHMOND. W. Va.. Sept. 27.
E. F. Taylor, faithful night watchman at the Cherry River Paper Company's plant here who has been walking his beat every night for the last ten years, has Just completed a trip around the world right here in Richmond. Figuring that he takes 15.200 steps each night, or 15,480,000 steps in ten years at two and one-half feet to the etep, he has traveled 138,700,000 feet, or 26,296 miles, which is more than the distance around the globe. Besides doing this nightly" ' fctunt at the paper mills Mr. Taylor walks quite a bit each day about the city and his home.
SUGGESTIONS Bananas are more digestible if, after peeling, the pulp is scraped and thefuzzy surface removed.
Add a teaspoonful of salt to the -J
basin of starch and sti. thoroughly; it wil ladd a splendid gloss to the linen. It is important when laundering wool to keep the tempc.ature of the washing water, the rinsing water and the drying room the same. This will prevent shinkage. A slice of fried tomato is good served on a flat cake c.T Hamburp steak.
are caused by defective furnaces and pipes and the cost is so little to have these repairs made, no one can afford to overlook nailing the repair man earl'.
Mayor Arrested for Traffic Violation
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T ire
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JOHNSTONE
CORD TIRES
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE i FAIRMONT. W. Va., Sept. 27.-
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Joseph McGulre, the plumber, says that in two more years Calumet avenue will have several skyscrapers to Its credit. Joe may build one himFekf, there'3 no telling. The East Side Garage, distributors for the Johnstone cord tires, says his display at the county fair was a huge, success and that all sales records for tires were broken during the fie days of the "special vale on these tires last week. The Calumet Pharmacy has the distinction of being the only drug store on the great whit way. 14 is f-ervlng a population of approximately seven thousand. Izzy Levlne. inventor of Prosperity Cleaners, who wai given six months to stay in business on Calu-
LADIES', MEN'S SUITS WOOL DRESSES CLEANED and PRESSED
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PHONE 3013 SUITS DYED $2.75
We Clean Absolutely or Money Refunded. We Call For and Deliver Free
GARMENTS
REMODELED AT LOW PRICES Don't pay more. We clean for one dollar.
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JohnstoncTira & Rubber Company
prove to be the biggest seller of any standard mate guaranteed Cord tire. Hundreds of motorists the past week have solved once and fdr all time their tire problems by placing their order for cne or more JOHNSTONE CORD TIRES. DON'T PAY TOO MUCH FOR YOUR CORD TIRES THE JOHNSTONE POLICY GUARANTEES ,Y0U 10,000 MILES
PAINT NOW AND SAVE MONEY We are fully prepared to give you efficient service on your PANTING, PAPER HANGING OR DECORATING We will gladly give you an estimate on any
size job.
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809 Calumet
"THE PAINT MAN" Office Phone 2120 Residence Phone 3055
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I East Side Garage & Sale
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Bathing is a luxury to the person wlio constantly has to worry about defective plumbing, water pressure, and the rest of it. Quick the plumber says to call him for satisfaction.
L H. fflcGeire
I Master Plamber and HeateT
One Piece Steel Base Pressed On Only one-piece, steel base, hollow center truck tire. Fits all S. A. E. standard wheels. No flanges. No bolts.
Ait Chamber Center Provides throughout Iifecf tire most of the cushion like shock absorbing qualities of a pneumatic.
3-Grcoved Tread E
Reduces skidding to the minimum.
4-Side Blocks Provide maximum traction in any and all conditions.
5-HigJi Head Results in long-life
911 CALUMET AVENUE HAMMOND, INDIANA
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Take it from us or see it in the picture Goodrich Semi-Pneumatics are built differently from other truck tires. Different in five points of con struction, they give different service in at least five points of supe- ' riority. Come around and let us show you why Semi-Pneumatics, in a single year, revolutionized all motor truck operating standards. Let us show you how the air chamber center makes it "Two Truck Tires in One." Much of the resilience of
pneumatics added to the punctureproof durability of solids. If you cannot come, telephone ui, and we'll come and prove to you that Semi-Pneumatics increase the operating range of your truck and decrease its operating cost. The Calumet Avenue Garage, 773 Calumet Ave., Hammond, Ind.
WM. VOGT, Jr. PROP. LAKE COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS CALUMET AND BECKER ST.
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Everything Electrical FOR YOUR AUTO We repair and give service on Motors, Generators and Magnetos. Parts for AH Ignition Systems. Expert Carburetor Adjustments. WE OFFER AN UNEXCELLED SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF IT CAN BE REPAIRED WE CAN DO IT Automotive Equipment Co. THOMAS MALO, Mgr. 919 Calumet Avenue. Phone 2331 or 3230
The Je
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Made in the Paige Factory Is Accepted as the greatest Six Cylinder value at
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$995
ever placed upon the American market, and is now selling faster than present facilities can produce them. 50 HORSE POWER MOTOR Built with Excessive Strength Throughout CTNeil Auto Sales
CALUMET AND CARROLL ST.
PHONE HAM. 82
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Calumet Pharmacy 786 Calumet Avenue Phone 723 ' Opposite May Street
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PREPARE for WINTER SAVE YOUR COAL SUPPLY BY HAVING YOUR FURNACE OR STOVE REPAIRS TAKEN CARE OF BEFORE COLDER WEATHER ACTUALLY SETS IN WE ARE PIONEERS IN REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS Pipe Cutting and Threading to order. Electric Irons Repaired. Soldering of All Kinds. Call us if you have a broken Window to be Repaired
Herkner
SS6 Calumet PLose 2323 Headquarters for Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
DRUGS
QUALITY COUNTS FOR EVERYTHING YOU CAN COUNT ON US Calumet Pharmacy
When You Are Sick YOU CALL A GOOD DOCTOR When your Auto gets Sick CALL R. H.' SMITH A GOOD AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC IMPORTANT NOTICE A flat rate on All Automobile Repairs on or about October 1
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SMITH
SEE ME AND SAVE MONEY 822 CALUMET AVENUE.
PHONE 74
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