Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 92, Hammond, Lake County, 6 October 1922 — Page 13

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Fridar. October 6. 1922.

'THE TIMES Vaze Thirteen

Did You Hear That

E. Chicago ATTT. NEWTON HEMBROFF la buziinar around In a new sport model Case machine.

DID YANKEE OWNERS PULL A BONER WHEN THEY LET OLD JACK QUINN GO?

LOCIS FAUST. Hubbard roll shop supt.. entertained several of the plant fellows at his birthday party the other night.

MANAGER PolUck of the Gophers announces that a game will be played next month for the benefit of the Carmelite Orphans.

PEOPLE are doins their own thinking- nowadays, says a politician but, as 'usual, he doesn't know what they are thinking' about.

SBRGT. McIVER performed his semi-monthly duty yesterday baptiiing the police station's lavatory with a hlsrh voltage of sweet essence of moonshine.

TOMORROW wl'.l be Riley day In Indiana. School children of East Chicago-Indiana Harbor will pay tribute to the memory of James Whitcomb Riley.

JOSEPH E. COTCf, promlent department store owner and wife, have returned from their western honeymoon trip. They expsct to make their home In East Chicago.

WITH perfect weather In our midst and the mercury still hovering around 85 it looks like there will be no need of salting away the bathing suits for some time to come.

JUST following pumpkin month and starting out on the Turkey calendar. Fall Festival of the Al Hasan Grotto, that bids fair to out-

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Jack Quinn. Just when the world in general believed that the New York Yaakees were sure pennant winners Jack Quinn, discarded as excess baggage by the mighty Yanks, .trotted out onto the mound in a Red Sox uniform and tightened the race up tighter than a vaudeville performer's drum. He had been poison to the Yanks most of th year before then. Quinn was sent to Boston in the startling deal that moved Sam Jones and Joe Bush to New York.

active, 143 new babies, making their appearance in the steel city. In August 134 new arrivals were record ed.

A good,: sized audience, many of them republicans, heard ex-governor Samuel Ralston and John C. Spooner. both candidates on tha democratic ticket speak at Umpleby's hall in Gary last night. Many prominent democrats from other cities In the county were present.

BURNS POLLOCK, CO.

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Indiana Harbor Company Is Opening Branch To Make Silk Lamp Shades The Burns-Poilock Co.. Indiana Harbor electrical equipment dealeis and manufacturers of the widely known Capitol, a talking machine and lamp combined, will soon locate a branch of their business at 3458 Pennsylvania ave., formerly occupied by Frank Jerome of the old Wigwam furniture store. Pue to thfir lncre-8.d production.

the Burns-Pollock people seek new quarters that will give them adequate floor fepace for the making of silk lamp shades. An additional two hundred employes will be added to the payroll of this concern with the opening- of the branch factory, according to the announcement of Mr. Burns, head of this company. The main and assembling portion of the Burns-Pollock factory is located on Uickey Road near the Standard Forcings Co. offices. Here nearly one hundred fifty men and women are engaged In the manufacture of the Capitol, a combination of the phonograph and lamp. With the expansion of their business the silk shade department will be moved to the new quarters. Officials of the company express the opinion that in the very near future their company will erect n. new factory building In this district.

REPORT DEAL CLOSED FOR PHARMACY SALE

A. G. Sehliekor Pharmacy located at 715 Chicago ave.. East Chicago, are reported to be practically completed. The driif? .ind eoda fountain business, probably Invoicing J10.000, will be included in tho transaction and sold to two Chicago men, accordingto excellent Information. Efforts aro being- made now by parties buying- the s;tore tr secure a transfer of the lease on the building owned by the Mccse lodge.

Iron and Steel Co. and the Inland Steel Co. in which it was alleged that the proposed merger of the companies was an unfair method of competition. The complaint was dismissed upon tha filing- with the commission of a fonnal statement by the attorneys for tha three companies that the merger had been abandoned.

FINAL WOBD Hi STEEL MERGER INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WAslilMiTU.N. Oct. b. Trie federal t-ade commission has dismissed its -on-pi-iint against the Midvale St --.-- n t i i Ordnance Co.. Kr public

CHAIRMAN SINCLAIR VISITS E.C. REFINERY

Harry S. Sinclair, chairman of the Pir.clair Consolidated Oil Refining

Corp, with a staff of other officials of the company, visited the East Chicago refinery today while on an inspection tour of this concern's many refineries scattered throughout the country. This is said to be the chief executive's lirst visit to the local plant for over a year. The recent efficiency methods established by R .J. Black, plant manager of the East Chicago refinery, have made the local Industry the "pet" plant of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Refining- Corp.

Stamps have been taking the place, of smal coins in Eelplum. Some enterprising storekeepers Inclose them between two pieces of celluloid and place their advertisement cn them.

Two Chicago Men Said to Have Purchased the Schlieker Business. Negotiations for the sale of ihe

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Energize with Raisins Use more raisins with your foods and get more energy. Raisins furnish 1S60 calories of energizing nutriment per pound. Rich in food-iron also. A prime fruit-food that everybody would be better for. Serve stewed as a morning dish. Use in puddings, cakes and pies. Let the children have them with oatmeal. Sun-Maid Raisins thould cost you no more than the following prices: Seeded (in IS oz. tint fitt ) 20c Secdleca (in IS ex. red pi ft.) lfle Seeded and Seedless (11 01.) 15c Sun-Maid Raisins

shine that of previous years will be held on November 2. 3 and 4th, this year.

IF you had occasion to run across any new steps this lat summer, show "em to your partner at the Elk's opening fall dance this evenins. And remember too, that there Is to be an Elk's stag- party tomorrow evenlns.

AUSTIN K. PERKINS, chairman of the board of safety and nominee for county sheriff on the Independent ticket Is receiving quite a hand on his recent announcement as candidate for sheriff. Get 'busy "Hut" you'v got a real opponent.

GLORIA SW ANSON, Paramount star, whose beautiful gowns worn in her screen productions have made her the fashion model of the screen, is not limited to stately, formal fashion creations In her latest Paramount picture "Her Gilded Cagre" which is showing- at the Hartley theatre

"Crispy an erunehy an all-the-time-crackly 1 An' never tough or leathery I Gee, what would happen if Kellogg's got all cated up before tomorrow!"

Shankler's Regular Smoked Ham, Whole or Half . . 15c

I guarantee any Beef Steak you buy to be tender. Harry Peaker

Gary

TtENSSTiLAER will play Emerson at Emerson field in Gary tomorrow afternoon. Emerson players already have it figured out just how they will win.

MRS. Ira Mlltimore, general women's chairman for the Mercy hospital tag day drive next Wednesday October 11th has Issued a call for volunteer taggers.

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FRANCIS FLAUGK, former Emerson atudent now at the University of Minnesota suffered a fractured shoulder blade In a scrimmage with the Minnesota team this week.

TWO Detroit lads picked up by the Gary police, tell the police that they Ttre "kicked out of their homes by their parentj." Parents of th j luls are expe-ted t3 take them is today.

TWENTY" teams of team men each and representing nearly every civle body in the city canvassed the city this morning to aid in the sale of season tickets for the Elks football team.

DRIVE DOWN TO CEDAR LAKE Only 45 minutes from your home and business.

Here Is the ideal spot for your cottage. Our beautiful wooded! and restricted subdivisions "Hlghgro-e" and "Meyer Manor" will!

delight you.

Cottages cost $400 and tip. Lot prices td suit your pocketbook.

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THE grand Jury spent most of the day yesterday investigating the ITkman "bribe case. Two Gary newspaper men who witnesses the entire proceedings were called before the grand Jury to testify.

C. W. CHASE, president of the Gary Street Railway Co.. and Sunt. T. G. Hamilton returned from Cnicago yesterday where they attended the annual convention of the American Electric railway association.

From the instant you open the generous sized package till they're tucked away in great and tiny "bread-baskets," Kellogg's Corn Flakes are a delight! You can't even look at those big sunny-brown flakes, all joyously flavored, crisp and crunchy, without getting hungry! Kellogg's are never leathery or tough or hard to eat they're just wonderful! Such a spread for big and little boys and girls the sweetheart of fine white corn kernels deliciously flavored and deliciously toasted in Kellogg's own way! You can't imagine anything more

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