Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 125, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1922 — Page 7

Tuesday. Nov. 14. 1922.

THE TIMES PAGE SEVEN

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NEW RECORD

FOR DRUNKS

AT STATION

Of the 341 arrets made last month by Hammond police (that number sets a record for the year) 135 were' for intoxication. (And that establishes another record ) - In pplte of tinuwallr successful efforts of the local authorities to stamp our the liquor traffic there has been a steady and Increasing number of drunks nrrested It Is noteworthy that while the Jlguor law violators themselves are forelnera, the consumers, those nabbed for ntoIcatlon are American born. It takes, a deal of red tao and back-hand whispering to get even & drink of moonshine In most of the reft drink parlors here. Operators of saloons are driven to desperation to find new hldlnsr places for -heir contraband. Detectives of Hammond central statlon have found liquor In the most

ingeniouslj contrived places Imaginable. A mother rocking her baby In a cradle hj the kitchen of slatternly home presents an Innocent picture. But on two occasions detectives found moonshine in bottles beneath tho sleeping- Infant. Another man had his liquor burled beneath the kitchen floor. There was one small opening- urder th rear step leading beneath the house. This man had a ten-ye-ar-old son. He was small and slightly built. The son would wiggle through the hole, under the hviM, bury and ex. cvvate the moonshine as occasion warranted. Only enough is kept at thd bar to suprly i nmediate needs. K.'en thli is dunipvil when the raiders tnt Detectives raided a place in Roby recently. M;ir.e entered the front, others by the rear door. Nick Kinslie happened to be walking around the house. Suddenly a window was thrown open. Krom the , darkened Interior two hands were thrust in front of him. The l:ands held a Jug. '"Take it, quick, Henry." was the hasty appeal. Nick took it. The jug held moonshine. The woman in the house thought sh'? was handing It to her husband. He was convicted. Police got twenty-five liquor law

STOMACH TROUBLES

CAUSE LACK OF PEP AND DANGEROUS GAS

Jaques' Little Wondey Capsules Promptly Relieve and Prevent Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation If you are too Jat or too thin if you lack that desirable American quality known as "pep" and "go" if you have annoying, dangerous gas the chances are there is something wrong with your digestion. Dyspepsia, indigestion and kindred ailments of the stomach and digestive tract are prevalent among American people because we eat fast and at irregular times. Strong, vigorous people are able to stand the strain for a time, but sooner or later the digestive organs rebel. They cannot stand overeating and the abuse of irregular meals and all sorts of cooking indefinitely.

Undigested rood Poisons The secretive furul .'!or3 Jl-f the stomach become impaired. The. digestive fluids become weak and t-paj-se. when they should be strong and abundant to accomplish their work. This results In the food not only becoming unfit for assimilation, but often decomposing in the stomach ajirt poisoning the whole system. Gu is formed, producing a dull, heavy feeling with headache, coated tongue, nausea, fetid breath, heartburn, dizziness, flatulence, biliousness and many other forni3 of stomach disturbances, which quickly bccme chronic. On Capcol XMffasta 5,000 Orians Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules save your stomach. They contain a number of reliable and standard medicines acknowledged by authorities to be correctives in certain gastric and Intestinal disturbances. One capsule will aid in digesting 5.000 grians of food. Jaques' Little A Vender Capsules relieve disorders of the stomach and digestive tract, quickly correcting the evil in mild and acute cases and gradually relieving chronic and obstinate cases. Some of the ingredients act chemically on the food, aiding disrestion and obviating the many disturbances caused by gas; others stimulate the secreting glands and tone, up the stomach; stil lothers act as a mild laxative, Capaulu Superior to Pills "Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules provide the quickest and easiest form for relieving indigestion and dyspepsia. Authorities state that tWe capsule forms a valuable prototive carrier for medicines and is far superior to pills or tablets which often become so hard that thev cannot be readily assimilated in tho stomach and frequently do not dissolve ax all, passing solidly through the stomach and bowels. The pure gelatin, which forms Jaques Little Wonder rpsulei dissolves within

one or two minutes after It enters

tlie stomach. This at once releases the nic-dicme to do its effective work. There is no luss or bother. ou simply take one or two capsules and two or three swallows of water. Satisfaction Ouaranteed. A single capsule usually gives beneficial results. It goes" dircctlv to the spot. If taken directly after eating, one capsule will often prevent an attac'K. of Indigestion. If taken regularly after each meal for a period of six to leu daws such great rcliet is given that even the most confirmed dyspeptics have been thoroughly convinced or their value. Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules are soid Under a strict guarantee to refund the money to anyone who Is not satisfied after giving them a trial. Presiding Elder' Testimony. Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Thompson, former presiding elder of the Methodist Kpiscopal church, writing from Johnstown. .V. T.. August 11', 1321, says: "I have used- Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules as needed for more than twelve years and have always found them beneficial and helpful. They have proen themselves able to give immediate relief vhen my digestive apparatus for some reason has been thrown out of gear and does not function properly. As I find ihem easy to take, promptly helpfui and so far as I can Judge in no sense a hab'.t-forniing tonic. I try to keep a small supply ready for use, a-f they may be needed. I highly recommend them." If you suffer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or constipation get Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules today and begin at once to get the results nf the renewed vigor that conies with perfect digestion. On sale at Weis Drug- and Stationery Co., Hammond; M. Sternberg, Whiting: or 60 cents by ' mail post, paid from Jaques' Capsule Co., I'lat-t'bnra-. V T. adv.

violators last month, fifty speeders and nlntrafTlc laws. Some of the drunks fined over Sunday are Fench. Fred I.abranz. son, Dan Couhlin, F Fred Fiddler, Mike C L. Roach Fred McGau

one of them paid lie That's unusual.

They caught -. violators of arrested and these: Frank Victor Caii'rank Abram,

ulllhan, John gliaii. Kvery

was single.

ELECTRIC MFDPED K

If ILIlULlY 10 I . REPORTED fUffi 1 OnOSBBBOMHnBBISBBUraBBMMHSSV

necting line between Flint lake and Wanatah, uniting tho Calumet electric system and the Consumers, electric system. nmcrais of ew company Charles Chase, president of the Gary Btreet Hallway Company, the Gary Valparaiso Railway Company, and of the Calumet Klectric Company, will become president of the Consumers Electric Company. Thomas O. Hamilton Is chief engi-neer-of the street railway and lnterurban systems.' and also vice president and chief engineer of the electric . systems. John Norman Is general superintendent of the Calumet Klectric and will have the supervision of the new and merged lines, -

COMING The Biggest-Most Spectacular Dress Sale of all Times WATCH THE TIMES TOMORROW FOR THE BIG EVENT Mandels Store, Inc.

143 State Street

Hammond, Indiana

S33E

Announcement in Gary ,that the Gary syndicate which controls and operates the Calumet Electric Company has also acquired ownership and control of tho Wanatah-I-a-crosse Elect rlo Company, which covers the entire eastern rart of Laporte county, means that Gary will become the headquarters and center of one of the largest electric lighting and power systems in Indiana. The Wanatah-Lacrosse system will be connected with the Calumet Electric Company which covers half of Lake county and most of I'orter county, ar.V w hlch, with extensions planned already,- will include the major parts of the three counties. ; HEADS OP SYNDICATE Charles IV. Chase, Thomas G. Hamilton and John- Norman, head of the syndicate which own and operates the Calumet Klectric! Company, axe the purchasers of the WanataJi-Lacrosso Electric Company, which has obtained its current from the Laporto Electric Company. The purchasers heve organized the Consumers Electric Company, which will at once build a connecting power line from Flint lake to a point near Wanatah, where the line will connect with the WanatahLacrosse system ana operate the purchased system and the connecting line. The Consumers Klectric Company and the Calumet Electric Company will be operated under the eama management and will virtually comprise one system. The general headquarters will be in Gary, and the operating current for the entire system will come from the Northern Illinois Tublic Service Company's plant at Blue Island. 111. Rural lines will extend both north ano" south from the con-

NEW YORK STOCKS Am. Car and Foundry 1" Amn. Smelting B3Y4 Am. Steel Foundry Am. Tel. and Tel 21',j Anaconda 1 ' Baldwin locomotive 121 Bethlehem Steel, 1 66 s Colorado Fuel 2S" Crucible Steel S General Motors 14 Lackawanna Steel Merlcan Tetroleum 2 10 Mid vale Steel 27 '

Northern raclflc '9

Pure Oil Railway St.eel Springs . Reading Republic Iron and Steel .

Texas C

119' 46

U. S. Steel voT

Willys-Overland "

Sinclair Oil

31 U

Too Late To Classify FOR SALE S. W. Regenerative radio receiving seU complete, $30.00. Plione Hammond 300. 11 : 1 4 :4 1

CHZCAOO UVE STOCK HOGS Receipts. 44.000; market Is 15 to 20 lower; top, R35; bulk. S00 ij 830; heavyweight. 810S 835: medium weight. 81oS3o; pigs. 800835. CATTLE Receipts, 15.000; market stcadv to 25 cents lower; beef steer: ; choice and prime, 1250 1350; medium and good. PO0S1175; good and choice, 12251325; common and medium. 750S-yl50; butcher cattle: heifers. B00g 1000: cows, 4O0600; bulls, 325(J?700. canners and cutters, cows and cutters, cows and heifers. 260:3 350. SHEEP Reelpt. 8,000; marttet 25 to E0 cents higher; fat lambs, 140031485; lambs, culls and common, 900S-1250; yearlings. 1100S 1325.

EAST ST. CATTLE Receipts, 8.500; market steady; native beef steers, 1100 1325: yearling steers and heifers, OSOfg'lOoO; cows. 300S625; stockers and feeders, 700 725; calves. 350 $ 1000; canners antl cutters, '300 350. HOGS Receipts. 7,500; market Is 13 lower; mixed and butchers. 8200

RUBBER GOODS We specialize in rubber goods, including tlie most simple requirements and the serviceable Hot Water Bags and Fountain Syringes as well as the more seriously designed surgical needs. The quality of anything we sell is of the very highest; the workmanship is of

the best; the length of life is longest the economy ffl

I tit is therefore greatest. It is not safe to buy rubber Fr?J goods that are not fully guaranteed in quality and

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wearing properties. Our rubber goods will give you the best serrice under all conditions.

SPECIAL THIS WEEK BLACK BEAUTY CJO 39 HOT WATER BOTTLES $3.75 Valae..

Anthorired E&ttmaa Kodak Ayency

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Pharmacy

MOM MAM tMCA STATt. HAWO OJKO.

Phones 3550-28 1420-1421.

COMING-

The Biggest-Most Spectacular Dress Sale of all Times WATCH THE TIMES T0M0RROW FOR THE BIG EVENT Mandels Store, Inc. 143 State Street Hammond, Indiana

nhlp Bros Wednesday Specials

CHOICE PICNIC HAMS SUGAR CURE& 11p PER POUND FANCY ROUND STEAK 1 O X n PER POUND X-2 FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER 3 POUNDS OH. FOR

573 Hohman St.

Phone 1441

Wednesday and Thursday Specials

Hammond Phone 793

Phone 794

GROCERY and MARKET Double Stamps Wednesday

CAN SALMON 2 Cans 25c

SPY APPLES 4 pounds for 25c

SPECIAL COFFEE Pound 25 c COUNTRY HONEY Comb 35c . Durham's Cocoanut In Package, 2 for 25c

SPARE RIBS 12c PORK SHANKS 12ic FRESH PIG TAILS 12jc BONELESS CORN BEEF , 16c FRESH BRAINS 2hc

HOME MADE SAUR KRAUT, Qt. 15c

PALM OLIVE SOAP 7 Bars for 49c HIPOLJTE Jar

29c

RA7SINS Package 20c

TOILET PAPER 3 for 19c

CLASSIC SOAP 10 fr 49c

FRESH MIXED NUT NOW IN FOR THANKSGIVING C. W. HUBBARD Auto Service 741 Claude St., Hammond

HOME CARNIVAL

OF COM

OF FUN PLA

UNITY SERVICE

home." Hammond Community Service ns

Individuals and prnups, and nsk; the ro-operatlon of evpryhndv ii

an association and a srrvlce or- . KivlnR or recelvlnic wrvioe In order granizatlon has formulated a pro- I that there may he n happier on Kram designed to rf-ach all classes, 1 more contend d Hammond.

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Next week, from Sunday, Novombr 19th. and lasting throushout the entire week, has ben designated Home l'lay Week by Community Service, when H Is hoped every home In the city will have Its own carnival of fun wher:ln tho whole family may participate. Susisestlons for play activities are being: prepared and will be distributed, city wide, . through the cooperation of school authorities, of both public and parochial schools. Supt. L,. I. Caldwell In behalf of the public schools has requested Community Service to furnish seven

830; --rood heavies, 25 5j &30; roughs, 700(8 725; Ushts, S:0(SS30; pigs, S6 U&40; bulk. S20SS3O. SHEET" Receipts, 1500: market is steady; mutton ewes, 300-3 600; lamb i:oogi450; canners and choppers, ioo -s 300. SZOTT XCTTT HOGS Receipts. 3.000; market is average steady; range, 725 to &00; bulk. 750 to 800. CATTLE Receipts, 3.500; market steady, -strong; short feds. 700 to 1000; fed butchers, 475 to S00; grass butchers, 350 to 600; canners and cutters. 200 to 325; feeders, 00 to 6T5; stockers and yearlings, good, 650 to 725; plain, 375 to 525; feeding cows and heifers, 275 to 425. RITEEr Reccupts, 1,000; market 2' higher.

CHICAGO PnODlTE BUTTER Receipts 6.05 Aubs. Creamery extra -48'iC; extra firsts -H-S46HC; firsts 372ti40c; packing stock 29 & 30e. EGGS Receipts 4.2SR cas-;s. MIsellaneous 45(2 48c; oidinary firsts 4045c; firsts 50;352c; extra 26 '-i LJVE POL-I.TRY Turkeys 35c; chickens 1422c; springs 20c; roosters 14c; geese 23c; ducks 23c. POTATOES Receipts 52 cars. Wis. round white S03 90c; Minn. 80 90c; Red River 80&90c; Jf. Dakota "0c; Mich, (froste-d 60c; Idaho russets $1.50. VEAt 5 Oto 60 lbs. S'fflOc; 70 to 80 lbs. lll-c; 90 to 110 lbs. 1!7 13c; fancy thick 1415c; overweight 130 to 175 lbs. 5S 8c. "

CHICAGO CASH GRAIX WHEAT No. 2 red 11.29; Vo. 3 red $ 1.28 V.; No. 2 hard $1.19 1.20; No. 2 mixed $1 . 18 4 jj 1 . 19 s ; No. 3 mixed $1.19. CORN No. 2 mixed 70 g 71 c ; No. 2 white 71 4 0 72 He; No.' 2 yellow 71Vi"2Vic; No. 3 mixed 684 71Uc; No. 3 white 69a"ilr; No. 3 yellow eDUS'lc; No. 4 mixed R87H;c; No. 4 white 6TVi71c; No. 4 yellow 68 3i3 71Uc.. SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK HOGS Receipts 3.500. Market active, steady to strong. Bulk packing grades $7.403 7.65; bulk butchers J8f8.20; top $5.25. CATTLE Ueceir-ts 10,500. Market beef steers mostly steady; beef corn fed steers $11.50; bulls and veals unchanged; stockers and feeders steady to lower. SHEEP Receipts. 10.000; market killing classes, atrong to 25c higher. Bhlk feeding lambs. $ 13.75 14.10 ; top, $14.15; yearlings. $12.00; wethers. $8.75; ewes. $7.25; feeding lambs, $13.00; feeders steady.

thousand of the sheets containing the plans for Home Day Week. Committees are visiting the private and parochial school authorities to enlist their support. Albert Baumberger, executive secretary of Hammond Community Service, In discussing the activities of that association, among other things, said: "One of the important functions of Community Servic-.? 3 the promotion of home recreation which is so intimately bound up with the strengthening of home life, to arouse Interest in home play equipment activities that th- spiritual values of the home may be preserved. "Tho part which the home plays In the life of the child Is of fundamental importance, and no othr in fluence can function as does the home, therefore both children and adults .'hould find their chief social interests In the home circle "The home at one time was the great social center To again make the home tff ctive as a center of social life, through the Impetus of school and community recreation Is the aim of Community Service. "It h.-is been proven, the home can make Its greatest contribution only if it has the help of organized community forces. The child who learns to play games at school can Introduce the games Into the home and the entire family may share in th? fun they provide. Recreation and social affairs in connection with the church, the club, the neighborhood association react simllarily upon the social llfo within the

! Independent Market Co.

181 East State Street. Hammond. Ind. Specials for Wednesday Nov. 15 PORK LOINS (Whole or Half) . Qc PORK ROAST IQc PORK CHOPS 22 c

A NO. 1 BEEF ROAST .

10c

HAMBURGER, 3 pounds 25c LEG OF VEAL 1 A VEAL CHOPS VEAL STEW

STEER BOILING BEEF VEAL HEARTS PORK LIVER NECK BONES (

PIGS FEET ; CALIFORNIA HAMS .....llc

WHY CITY IS GREAT STEEL CENTER

""Why the City of East Chicago Is a Great Steel Center," Is told in the November issue of the National City Bank Bulletin of New York, which Is distributed by the First Calumet Trust and Pavings Bank. The local bank, of which Col. Walter J. Riley Is president, makes this Btatement concerning East Chicago's position as a steel center: "Situated at the foot of Lake Michigan and Juit beyond Chicago, tho city of East Chicago possesses the Identical economic advantage as does Its next door neighbor, the steel ctty of Oary. East Chicago has the same railway facilities, and through Its port of Indiana Harbor, th same waterway superiority. It has the same asset of being equi-dlstant to the sources of raw materials coal. Iron ore. limestone; the same nearness to the great central market of mld-Amerlca. "Of the Iron and steel plants in the city of East Chicago four axe owned by ome of the largest Independents: Inland Steel company. Steel and Tube company of America, Interstate Iron and Steel company, and the Republic Iron and Steel company. Eelde. there are steel fabricating -works and Industries supplying materials to tho steel mills. AT THE DeLTJXE

Peter it. Kyne. the famous novelist. Is the author of "Kindred of the Dust," an Aociated first National attraction produced -by R. A. Walsh, which Is fcheduled to begin a three day engagement at tJie DeLuxe theatre on Wednesday. The -story appeared originally In the Saturday Evening rvst snd then was Ismed in book form, many editions of which have been wold. Its popularity and adaptability for filming caused rroducej- Walsh to purchase the motion picture rights to it. One of the strongest casts ever assembled for a single picture enact the story. Including Mlaa Miriam Cooper, the talented actress whose work in -The Oath" and "Seren&de" other recent First National productions, w'.ll be well remembered; F.a.lph Graves. Lionel Belmore, Eugenie Besserer, Maryland Morne. Bes sie WT at errs, V. J. Ferguson, Carolyn Rankin. Fat Rooney, John Herdman and Bruce Glierln. Miss Cooper playa the part of "Nan of Sawdust Pile," a. little maid to whom the fates have been unkind but who. through many vicissitudes, manages to find the happiness for which her starving eoul was hourly craving. Aa DonaJd McKaye, on of the owner of the largest saw mill In the Northwest, Graves gives a particularly effective characterization to the role: and because of his work in this picture stardom is predicted for

Hammond

arket

184 State St. Phone 406

Specials for Wednesday Tender Round and Sirloin . 14c Fancy Loin Veal Chops ... 14c

Round Bone Roast

Select Oysters Direct from the Coast

10c

FOLLOW THE CROWD AND BUY WHERE THE DOLLAR BUYS THE MOST

ONSUME

WHOLESALE GROCERS BUY RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES

148 East State Street! Phone 664 J

TWO STORES f 637 S. Hohman St. WE DELIVER Phone 531

'Specials for Wednesday and Thursday CANE SUGAR..... 10 Lbs. 49 c With Order of $10.00, Not Including Soap, Flour, Potatoes or Sugar Buy Your Groceries by the Cate and SaTe Money

SOAP

P. and G. WHITE NAPTHA, CLASSIC, FELS NAPTHA At

10B41c

C.W.G. COFFEE.,

Finest Blend Erer Roasted None Better 3 Lbs. in bulk QO-

95c; Try One Pound Carton on Our Guarantee.

POTATOES Now " the Time to Buy 2 Peclt Limit pr

15c

Law 512 Pound Glais Jar STRAWBERRY or RASPBERRY

II Special

75 c

EGGS

GUARANTEED NO. 1 STORAGE Per Dozen

35c $1.00

COUNTRY SORGHUM . . . 1 Ga' 80c: h. Gal, 45c COCOA DUTCH .2 Pounds 25c

PEAS

C. W. G. Brand tha Finest that Is put in a can; Regular prk of this Quality Elsewhere 29c; Our Price, 20c; 3 cans

57c

D 1 L 1EI C. W. G. BRAND "NUF SED1"Buckwheat Hour ..

Pound

29c

n iriC. W. G. BRAND ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 4 Pound rancake nourp.ck.1,

25c

C. W. G. Brand Very Highest Quality Largs 16 Oun Bottles 45 c 2 for .' .

CATSUP

PHONE 664

FOR PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE OR LEAVE YOUR ORDERS IN THE MORNING

PHONE 531

LET US SAVE YOU MONEY FOR XMAS

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