Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 89, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1922 — Page 2

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EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR

37 PERMITS ARE , MONTH'S TOTAL During the month of September, East Chicago Building Commissioner Balnibridge issued 37 permits aggregating building cost of $133,642. Construction of residences, business blocks and public Institutions are Included In the number of buildings erected last month.

STANBPIPE IS INOPERATION The million gallon stand-pipe of the East Chicago and Indiana Harbor Water Co.. said to have cost

35,000 was announced as fully completed aturday. The mammoth structure was Immediately filled and is now furnishing water to the residences of East Chlcagoans.

E. CHICAGO ELKS ANNOUNCE DANCE The social committee of the Elks will get away this year on the right foot. As an opener of this season's social functions the committee announces a dance for next Friday. This will be followed by a stag party the next evening, Saturday.

POTTS ENTERING ANOTHER FIELD Word was received In East Chicago, that C. E. Potts, former superintendent of the Inland Steel mills, is organizing a company in South Bend for the manufacture of sheet metals. Besides being interested in the

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HUSBAND'S FAMILY FURNISHES PLOT OF HER NOVEL NOVEL

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Have You This Contentment?

One of the fine thing in life is contentment. A savings account helps to make contentent. In itself a savings account is so many dollars money. But far beyond the intrinsic value of the money in a savings account is its power to accomplish good. Money will not buy happiness, but rightly used brings happiness. If there is the feeling that no matter what the future brings in the way of sudden illness, loss of work, or the unexpected emergency, that there is ready money in the bank to protect the steady saver then there is contentment, peace of mind. Take note of contented, confident people. Invariably you will find that they have a kept-up savings account. One dollar or more starts a savings account at this Bank. Small deposits are always welcome.

UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK INDIANA HARBOR, IND. Capital and Surplus $125,000

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SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND STEAK PORTERHOUSE STEAK SWIFTS SUMMER SAUSAGE.

Calf Hearts . . . Smoked Butts . . . Ox Tails .... Best Creamery Butter Neck Bones, 3 lbs. for

6c 22c 10c 40c 10c

steel business. Mr. Potts Is Identified as he head of the Inland Theatre Corp.

INLAND THEATRE , MEETING TONIGHT Stockholders and directors of the Inland Theatre Corp., an Indiana Hartor concern, will meet this evening In the law offices of Attorney Van Horn, to discuss their company finances, it is said. C. E. Potts, chief organizer and head of this company, has promised to be 'present at the. meeting: this evening. RED CROSS Directors of the East Chicago Bed Cross will met at their headquarters In the Bee Hive boilding at 7:30 sharjf this evening to dischss preparations of launching the fall drive for fhnds.

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TWYMAN HOLDS JOHNSON GUILTY John H. Johnson, of 4835 Alexander ave.. East Chicago, arrested by .Federal Prohibition Officer Rhedd and Captain O'Neil on charges of violating the state liquor law. was found guilty by Judge Twyman In the East Chicago court yesterday afternoon. He w.s fined $180 and sentenced to sixty days at the Indiana State Farm.

Lady M ait land. Lady Maitland, one of Great Britain's most active titled women, has written a play for the filmj. 'Tis said the story is founded upon a true story concerning a famcuj member of her husband's family, an Earl of Lauderdale of the seventeenth century.

1 Twin City News Notes

Your ideas of Bolshevism and Russia may be vague. Come and hear Jtr. Rubin tell you eye-witness facts afoout these subjects of world Interest. Admission free. High School Auditorium, Wednesday evening. 8 p. m. 10-2-3

..Jupiter's year equols nearly twelve of our own.

The Ross Meyers family of Ivy street with friends from Chicago spent Sunday at the Dunes. Williams Collins filled the pulpit In the Indiana Harbor Methodist church at both morning and evening services Sunday. Harold Mel of Mark, was called to the bedside of his father who underwent a serious, operation Saturday in Hoopeston. 111. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hall of Sixth street, Mark, entertained the following Chicago friends Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olson, Mr. and Mrs. George Floss and Miss Betty Winter. Masters Harry and Selton Marshall and their sister. Miss Mildred,

Used Washing Machine Sale We have the following used Washing Machines which we have completely overhauled and put in first class condition and which we guarantee : 1 No. 25 Thor Washing Machine $60.00 1 Copper Thor Washing Machine 50.00 1 Eden Washing Machine 50.00 1 A-B-C Dolly Type Washing Machine. . 78.50 1 DoIIie Type Washing Machine 30.00 1 Happy Day Washing Machine 20.00 Here is your chance ta get a GOOD Washing Machine at a real bargain.

GENERAL ELECTRIC SHOP

643 Hohman St.

Phone 678

Hammond, Ind.

.Watch for the Opening of the Martha Shop

New Telephone Bldg.

Dresses, Wraps, Hosiery, Etc.

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FIRST CALUMET TRUSTrAND $avingsbank

Tfc Bank That Service Built

Capital and Surphu $120,000.00

i People Above 40 Years Know This

After folks get to be more than 40 they have a better appreciation of money. If they have something ahead they want to invest it so that the principal will be SAFE and still earn a HIGH rate of income. Investors in the First Mortgage 7 GOLD Bonds, recommended by and sold at this Bank get Safety and a High Income Tate. One can invest $100 up in these doubly-secured Bonds, backed by choice income-bearing property. Cash or partial payment plan of investment. Clip 7 interest coupons. Enjoy an investment that is 100 Safe sold for 12 years without loss of one cent to any investor. Decide today to make your money earn more 7. Ask about these Bonds which hold their value. Call, write or telephone East Chicago 950.

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HARTLEY LAST TIME TODAY SWATE as a flower sparkling loike the dew. Sure "MY WILD IRISH ROSE"

is a film ivery Irishman should see. It's a tale o love wid a foight at the. end and niver a drag nor a lag at all, at all. Faith, an yez all should see it. Sure, it 1I do yez a lot o' good, an' faith, yez 11 enjoy it. Coming Wed., Thur. and Friday GLORIA SWANSON in "Her Gilded Cage"

spent the week end with relatives

in Chlcag-o. Mrs. John Mason, her daughter Lucile. Mrs. A. E. Peters and Mrs. Mary Lloyd accompanied Miss Hulda Rabiger. who spent a few days last week with Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Peters, to her home in Crete. 111., Sunday. They motored over in Mrs. Mason's car end to Miss Rablger'a surprise had prepared and taken a splendid Sunday dinner with them, which was in honor of the latter's birthday. The members of the Indiana Harbor Woman's club, who find it Inconvenient to attend the luncheon Wednesday at 1 o'clock, are Invited to come in later and hear the address of Dr. Gardner. The Catholic Ladles of Mark are riving one of their popular card parties and dances Thursday evening at the Mark hotel. The hostesses are Mesdames Hunt, Shea, Scrimshaw and Newberry. The games will be bunco and five hundred. Mrs. J. C. Smith is quite ill with pneumonia at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paulson, 4113 Magoun ave. The Smith's have been living with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Woodward, on 145th street and were about to leave for Birmingham, Alabama, where they expect to spended the winter. Jfrs. R. B. Miller will entertain the No Name dub this evening at her homa on North Baring avenue. Miss Ella Wood, former teacher at the Riley school in this city, now teaching in Fort Wayne. Ind., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin over Sunday. Miss Wood made her home with the Martins while In the city. The Lady Elks will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. ' Walter Spencer, 4225 Magoun avenue. The Baptist Ladles Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward Gardner, 4027 Butternut street. Sunny Side. Plans will be completed at this meeting for the roast beef supper to be given Saturday, October 14th. The home economics department of the East Chicago Woman's club held their first meeting of the club year last evening in the domestic science room of the McKinley school with a very fine attendance. The Calumet Baking Powder Company was to have given a demonstration but their representative failed to appear and at the last minute Mrs. J. K. Reppa most graciously and efficiently demonstrated angel food cake. The chairman, Mrs. Herron announced a number of good things to be demonstrated during tha year. The committee served light refreshments together with the delicious angel food cake. Mrs. William Craick. of Chicago, will be the guest of Mrs. W. C. Huber this evening and over night at her home on Chicago avenue. The Harvey Hansels, who rec?ntly sold their home at 4022 Ivy

Read These Twin City Advertisements

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KOTZCB On Tuesday, October 3rd, the Auditorium Restaurant will resume business with accomodation for ladies; flrtt class American cool'.ing. etc., at the old stand. 243S Michigan ave. M. A. Fishman. 9:28:5t ZrOTZCS TO xntokts or COLTrBOStri. All members cf Twin City Council, No. 1700, Knights of Columbus, are requested to meet at Stl Patrick' hall, Indiana Harbor, Tuesday even, ing. Oct 3rd at 8 o'clock to call at the home of our lat Brother Andrew A. Lott. 10-3-3. F. J. REYNOLDS.

NOTICE There will be a card party on Tuesday. October 3rd. at home of Mrs. R. J. Bujolas, 3419 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor, for the benefit of Daughters of Isabel. Public invited. 10:3:lt

Gottlieb C. Oexmann UNDERTAKER -Formerly With C. H. Stewart" S. W. Cor Payette and Claud St. Phor' .67. Lady Assistant

PARTHENON TODAY, TOMORROW and THURSDAY

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llfYov Believelt, - It's So" - The greatest Meighan drama ever made. Theodore Roberts and Pauline Starke in the cast. Also Violin Solo "MAZURKA-DE-CONCERT" By Ovide Musin Rendered by ELMER NEWSTROM Assisted by AUGMENTED PARTHENON ORCHESTRA And Mermaid Comedy "NOTHING LIKE IT" FRIDAY FOR 1 DAY ONLY HOUSE PETERS in "THE 1NVISABLE POWER"

ORPHEUM MATINEE DAILYLAST TIMES TODAY JANE NOVACK and ROY STEWART in "THE SNOWSHOE TRAIL"

TOMORROW and THURSDAY

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Also Sunshine Comedy "THE PIPER" THURSDAY and FRIDAY

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street, moved yesterday to LaGrange. HI., where they will retide temporarily with Mrs. Hansel's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Squires. Mr. and Mrs. Carrette of Whiting, parents of Richard Carrette, city street commission, who purchased the Hansel home, are moving today. Lillian Creswell, of the Garfield school forces, with Miss Emily Nordln, supervisor of music at the same building, spent the week-end at the latter'a home in LaGrange, 111. Mrs. J. J. Daley has been In Lima, O., the past week visiting relatives yesterday. Mr. Daly motored to the Ohio town and spent the rest of the week returning home Saturday or Sunday. Elm Grove, Woodman circle, will meet this evening in regular session at 8 o'clock in Auditorium hall. Lunch will be served and a general good time is expected. All members are requested to be present. Last evening Miss Gosh, principal of the Garfield school with her corps of teachers and superintendent of school, E. N. Canine, his wife and daughter. Miss Margaret, made up a picnic party to Pine Beach. They all went out in a large bus and enjoyed ' a delicious picnic supper. , Mrs. Beatrice Kelly li ill with an

attack of the grippe at her home,

4818 Olcott avenue. Mrs. H. Furgeson of 411 North-

cote avenue, who has been ailing for some timf. was taken very ill

the latter part of last week and removed to Mercy hospital, Gary, where she was very low Saturday and Sunday. Reports from her bed side yesterday were that she showed slight improvement. Fourteen of the school teachers of the city spent a delightful weekend at Miller beach, where they had rented a cottage. Cards received from Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Diamond, who motored through to their winter home In Orlando, Fla., state they had a most wonderful trip and expectsd to arrive there last Saturday. Mrs. L. D. Williams most delightfully surprised Friday evening when her children gave a dinner at her home on Beacon street, in honor of her birthday. Miss Dorothy Spencer was the only guest outside of the immediate family. Mrs. Williams received a number of pretty gifts. The Tri Kappas will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Jack Johnstone, on Grapevine blvd. Mrs. Eva Mims and her sister, Mrs. Otto Seifert, were Chicago shoppers yesterday.

LYRIC THEATRE EAST CHICAGO for 3 Days Starting Thursday, October 5

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A rtat'ue of Gentral Pershing has been givtn to the city of San Francisco, and is to b placed In an open space of the Golden Gate Park. The statue shows General Pershing In full uniform, with cap and medal ribbons. At bis feet is a battered German helmet, gi'ving a touch of action to the composition ana bal-

There are 175 different pieces In or average watch.

Jrtow- presents TEN NIGHTS in a BAR-ROOM A bLAZED TKAIL PRODUCTION

Why do the Bolshevik! send trade commissioners to foreign countries when goods could ibe bought more cheaply near at hand? Mr. Rubin tells why in his lecture. Wednesday, S p. m., at the High School Auditorium. 10-2-3

A BUSINESS MOTIV

The time, must come when all businesses will consider the advisability of advertising in the same spirit that a manufacturer ponders over the advisability of adopting a new machine. One does not install a piece of labor-saving mechanism because it suits

his fancy; but because the efficiency of the business requires it He expects the new machine to reduce his cost to operate perhaps to make a better product- and thus aid him in meeting competition and making larger profits. Advertising is exactly similar. The man who refuses to consider it as a possible expedient, simply shuts his eyes on one of the problems of his - business. He might as well ignore the banks as sources of credit when he has need to borrow capital.

On the other hand, the man who looks to advertising to checkmate all weaknesses and shortcomings of his business and to carry it along to victory despite these, has a childlike faith in the miraculous. Advertising will not make his product or his service any better than they are; but it will bring him the full benefits of their merits. It will not eliminate wastefulness in his factory or his store; but it will reduce his cost to operate. It will not make illogical selling methods successful; but it will assist good selling methods, and often point the way for improving them. Advertising is the most inexpensive motive power that the manufacturer or merchant can buy today. It is a form of stimulus that brings excellent returns on the investment.

rPnblished by Tfca Lake Comity Times, in co-operation"! .with The American Association of Advertising AgenciesJ

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