Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 136, Hammond, Lake County, 27 November 1922 — Page 2

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Boston Bags, $1.59 Made of real cowhide, 15-inch size, extra good workmanship. Tan or black. Infant Hose, 39c Infants' fine silk heel and toe cashmere hose, white; Black Cat product. Curtains, pair 95c Made from fine quality white scrim and heavy lase edges, a full size curtain. Child's Coat, $4.95 Child's Coat of fine red chinchilla, well made and good lining; sizes 1, 2 and 3 years. Dressing Sacque 79c Made of good quality printed flannel, a semi-kimona sleeve, . all sizes, 36 to 46. Beads, for Only 69c A -very wid? range from " which tc select. :n"iu'I! g l. hrk. ?t.-.mds etr.i brg. -Table Runner 1.69 ;roidcrrd in eve let emroicerv. or an extra quai y - i r . l of imitation linen c loth. arge Grip, 1.39 A full size grip. 18-inch, made of serviceable imitation leather, extra strong frame. Special Offer 3.29 A set of knives and forks that nil! always be a pleasure, guaranteed satisfaction. Roaster for 1.49 Made of high grade aluminum, bright finish and full size, measuring 6x3z inches. Silk Hosiery 1.69 A substandard of the Black Cat quality, regular price, $2.50; " comes in good colors. Canteen Bag, 1.95 - Made of extra quality imitation black leather, neatly fitted and is good full size. Dress Shirts, 1.95 Genuine fruit of the loom, bears the label, colors fully guaranteed, new fall styles here. Ladies' Wool Hose 84c A very fine quality, comes in black and cordovan shades, just the hose to wear with low cut shoes. ,

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Harry Winters Arrested Harry C. Winters, political boss of the ITarbor .and former operator of the notorious Washington Hotel, on i;lock avenue, was arrested yesterday during a raid on his place at S524 Parish avenue, Indiana Harbor, tOKether with his wife, charged with running- a disorderly house. His wife, who was tb-ooked on a charge of prostitution. Is accused by the officers making the rail, with having associated with Sam Victor of 3ri2S Parrish avenue and Garnacoln Corntria, of 3427 BIchl-K avenue-, both Of whom were taken Into custody at the time of the raid. It Is possible that Winters will be prosecuted on a charge of white s'.avery. following: We preliminary hearing- in the East Chicago City court for operating a disorderly house. Local authorities claim to positively have the roods on the Indiana Harbor man tor violation of the. white sJave act. He has been arrested a half a dozen times within the last few months on charges ranging' from keeping a place of all fame, to beating up city officials. - V Another Raid The -place of Ste-ve Beres at 3598 Pennsylvania avenue which has been conducted under the gul? of a soft drink parlor for some time was also raided during the clean-up Sunday and the proprietor booked at the Harbor station on a charge of keeping a .house of 111 fame. A woman who gave her name as Helen Burns was taken Into custody here on a. charge of prostitution. Jesus Domingo, said to have "been used s a "stool pigeon" ty the. -police, was booked on a charge of associating-. The two raids were In charge of police officers Kekich, Kirrln and Buidioh of the Indiana Harbor police station., E. Chicago Joins in Move. The City of East Chloaga has Joined hands with other Indiana cities to vote a measure through the state legisaatura at its next eeslon to resrulate the power of the Public The Good of Fruit Ralalns furnish mineral salt and rare content of food-iron to enrich the blood. Add raisin, therefore, to your paddings, cakes, pies, rolls, bread, salads, eta, not merely to make them more attractive but to get the good of this delicious fruit. Sun-Maid Raisins should cost you no more than the following prices : Seeded ( IS oa. blu PvO 10c SeerileM (in IS oa. rcd pko.)l& Seded or SmcUom Ol o.) 16 Ask dealers for Son -Maid Raisins r 212 STATE STREET Opposite Postoffice PHONE 289 SAUER KRAUT, NECK BONES, 3

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Service Commission, and arrange for the modification of the law creating this -state department. Mayor Frank Callahan and City Attorney Jajnea W . Brissey attend, ed a meeting of the Public Utility Commission of Indiana cities last week when a motion was unanimous ly carried to 'bring this issue before the next legislature.

Mayor to Name Delegates Mayor Frartk Callahan will name two members of the Uast Chtcgao common council to accompany him us delegates to the Rivers and Harbors convention, which convenes at Washington, D. C. December 6th and 7th, some time this week. Fire at Lead Plant The Eajt Chicago fire depadtnient was called early this morning to the International Lead .Refining Co. plant where a fire caused slisrht damages to the 'bunking quarters of the workmen. Cycle Cop Hurt Motorcycle "policeman W. H. Trudelle of the Indiana Harbor police department received several painful injuries yesterday When 'his "bike" skidded while pursuing a. epceder on Dickey Road and threw iiim to the pavement. Lacerations and bruises about the face and arms were the extent of hit in-jurles. As a reault of his Injuries Motorcycle rolicernan Trudelle has teen marked on the sick roster of the Harbor station. Burglars Enter Store Burglars broke Into and gained entrance to the grocery store of P. ACgoilnl. at 39 Chicago avenje, early this morning, 'but are "believed to have been frightened away before taking anything. Tom Maio. a roomer above the store, was nroua ed from his slumber and gave the alarm that caused the thieves to flee. The stock room was found battered down but nothing yet has been reported missing. Auto Crash The automobiles of Steve Christ, off of Indiana Harbor and Hary Nash of Standard avenue. Hammond, were damn aged in a collision at Chl'-ajro and Alexander avenues, yesterday. Case of Diphtheria Only one case of diphtheria was reported in the Twin Cities by the East Chicago board of health for the week ending Sunday. This Is the lowest number of contagions reported during the year. There a;e three cases of scarlet fover iti'l under quarantine in the city. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Maples, will this afternoon at 4:00 o'clock in the attend the M- Clemenceau lecture Auditorium theatre, Chicago. The Quill and Staff Otrls of thWashingten high school, are planning to give the annual Thanksslvj ing dinner to between fifty and fif-ty-flve needy children on Thanks1 giving day, in the dining hall of the I high school building. The girle numbering between thirty-five and 645 HOMAN STREET Opposite Mee Hotel PHONE 358 3 Lbs 1QC Lbs .10c $ VI 5 15c 15c 15c mTmIIsI

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forty, deserve much credit as they have worked very hard to rajee the necessary funds to accomplish this pleasant task; they took turns In making and selling candy, had a tag day a few weeks ago from which they received a neat sum, and they are trying to maki this a happy Thanksgiving for these little folks. There is great relolnclng today in the C. C. bmlth home at 4232 Magoun avenue, over the arrival of a little daughter born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Brentlinger, the latter being the only daughter of the Smiths, and the little one the frst grandchild, which arrived on the birthday anniversary of Its grandma Smith's. Mother and little one are doing very nicely. Mrs. E. E. Canine, will attend the regular meeting of the County Board of Children"s Guardians this evening, in the Chamber of Commerce rooms In Hammond. The literature department of the Indiana liarbor Women's club, which was to have met Tuesday afternoon at tha home of Mrs. &. C. Lukcns, has been changed to meet at the home of Mrs. James Mcxuaid 3716 Ivy street, on account of the illness of Mrs. Lukens. The I'lymouth club, will hold their regular meeting this evening in the parlors of the Congregational church. The oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hardwick is recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia. A nurse has been in attendanci until today. Mrs. Harry l- Brown, gave her husband a most delightful surprise party yesterday at their home In Mark, when she had invited guefts to the number of twent-slx to partake of a thrse course dinner which was served at 4:00 o'clock. Guests from Chicago were August Aryburn and family, while the others were from Indiana Harbor and Mark, John Sutton and family; Mr. and

Mrs. Harry Boyd; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hardwick; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fick and daughter. Margaret; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laymance and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell and daughter MadJlinc. Mr. Brown was presented with a beautiful mahogany smoking stand, and the evening was pleasantly ypc-nt In dancing and with games. Miss Florence Schfeiker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. O. $ehletker, Uavcs C'i.ica?o tomorrow iv rninz at 10:00 o'clock for Ana.-onda, Montana where she will arrive Thanksgiving morning, and at high noon of the same day, will become the bride of Gilbert Grieve. The young people will go at once to their new bungalow which has been furnished by Mr. Grieve and awaits the coming bride; This evening Mrs. Schlciker will have a number of friends of the young lady In for tea and to bid their friend good-bye and best wishes for her future happiness. Vernon D. Williams Is confined to his home. 4135 ?:orthcote avenue today suffering with a severe cold. ypss Eva John'on of South Olcott avenue, entertained her two lousins, the MleJes Swanson'B. from Chicago, over the week-end. The Pi Sigma, sorority, met Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Madge Hayes, where plane were made tor a sorority picnic i party, and the regular business ais- ! posed of. after which lh', young ! ladies enjoyed the new game Itus!:ian Bank, with Miss Margaret I Bourelle. winning high honors and j Miss Gertrude McLaughlin booby. Dainty refreshments were enjoyed Th club will meet In two weeks ! with Mrs. Richard Davis in the Wickey apartments. Lincoln Krueger of Mark, who underwent an operation for appendicitis two weeks ago at M-rcy horpital in Gary, returned home yesurday. . . i Mi?s Irene Ferguson, tetfhr at . ... , . , ...ill .-..An '1 ifti .Mclviniry scnovi- "in i-i'-n-j Thanki-civing at her home in Warren, Ind. Thursday evening. Mis? Florenc Fi.-her, most delightlully entertained tho Kappa Phi Delta's ar het home on North Baring avenue. The cvenlne was pleasantly spent and j thhe sorority presented Miss FlorI ence Schlelker with a beautiful sil ver tray. Friday evening Mrs. K. Q. Kteffes entertained at a kitchen i shower, in Miss Schleiner s honor. at her home in the Wlckey apartments, at which manv useful artlRead These Twin City Advertisements To pfcoa stwi Itema to East CJU. M(0 Times wffleo. cJU himmt Cklet go 3B3. WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP 1 STATE STREET Hemstitch with Gold and 3ll'e Thradi nLo natch all colors. Dot ton Hole. Bnttona Covtrtd, Embroldrrlns. Brlltn, DeadHK, Phone Hammond 40. 3:7.t NOTICE Slartin today .nd evry day natil farther notice, all notices of stat ed mttn for lodges aud fraternal orders will "b eaarrs-1 for at tb rata of 10c pr 11ns. All kinds of Bakery Goods for Thanksgiving will be found at the Tji.t CThicaro M. E. church Bazaar Kov. 2Sth. Don"t forget the chicken ni miriner. 11 : 25 :1 1 SIGNS We manufacture elastic enamel, card-board and muslin signs. Windown and truck lettering given our prompt attention. BRANT SIGN CO. 804 Chicago Avenue EAST CHICAGO, IND. Phone Eaxt Chicago 1275-J

Instant Quaker Oats Cooks to perfection in 3 to 5 minutes

Now Quaker Oats offer two great advantages over any other oats you can buy. First, a matchJess flavor. They are flaked from queen grains only, so their flavor has won the world. And now a quick-cooking; style, perfected by our experts. It cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. It is the quickest-cooking oats in the world. Made of the tame queen grains, but the oats are cut btfore flaking. They are rolled very thin and partly cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner that is all. And the small thin flakes cook quickly. Your grocer has both styles. If you want Instant Quaker look for "Instant" on the label. You will get the quickest-cooking oats in the world. cles were received and will be luuch appreclat d by tho bride-to-be In the pleasant remembrances they will bring to her, in her far away western home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Butcher of the Atlas apartments, were called to Whiting, by the passing away, early yesterday morning, of the former's brother Glen Butcher at his home 245 Cleveland avenue. The young man oly 22 years old, has never been well since his return from the World War in which he enlisted when quite young. The funeral, which will be military, will be held tomorrow afternoon from his late home. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery, Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lewis, very pleasantly entertained five couple, last evening at the-ir home in the Wickey apartment. c CROWN POINT The Tri Kappas were entertained by Miss I'hevoha Westbay at her homo on Saturday nisht. Arrangenients were completed for the Tbanksg-ivinp dance and the regu'.r work of the sorority taken up. Mi.ss West-bay served dtinty refresh, l.ients during the evening. Howard Towle of the Let'z Manufacturlng Co.. was tntortained at his fraternity at Purdue uni er.-itv fe-r the Turdue-Indiana fame Saturday. last Mr:. R:th Wheeler and son are; spending- a few dys with her parcats at Frankfort. Ind. Miss Mary Lorrlgr has returned frm a pleasant over Sunday vi?it with friends in Chi ago and Kankakee, II!. Miss ?srTh Mielc will entert!;t ffvrral : f her elass mates at Chicago university at a house party o.e,-f...-Thanki-gi--ing rece.-s. Mlfses Acres Miche'sn "f Mo. n.enre and Lilian Vilmer nd Ci'.lf ford Wertphal of this elty attended he h"me cmlnt festivities et Pird j university on at'jrdiy. :S,,"n Lo-'e. w'.io i a ft:lnt Cere ret ,rnel with them i'-r a ;Vrt lit Ui i-.is mothr. Mr? J'?! l"ve. Miss t.rilr n-'dr horre of hfr Ir.-ther mord on Sunday. MIf?' .I'.'b.anr.a been ernp','T'ed i nose's .-.ffi.-" f--.-tc;f 7 -i iMjn' " r p;i 5 t ; , h e ilis? C f t 9 r i : i ,' n there r ini; r.vv will ta !... in -o :ni iq-e to IIj p ', a f e n i - n i i i t i : her ; Srtturdii m !.; DHi, rr r-ou"t: . f'dtac ir Clerk Win , home on Mayor t II. L. W Carroll- " Ha vmoiid 1 1. C3 fui a.n4 M V. V'at'-. .r c Hud'-iltdt. li lark. Bake'

MR. MERCHANT! A Lot Can Happen in the Next 24 Days! ' How much business CAN you do in that time? And how much business WILL you do? You can give the same answer to both questions a very satisfying answer, too If your little ads in the "Christmas Gift Suggestions" columns of this newspaper's Alphabetical Classified Section are working for you every day. Our representative will call to talk over what's going to happen December 1 -24.

PARTHENON TODAY-TOMORROW-AND-WEONEDAY Gloria gwanson -'The Impossible Mrs.Bellew THANKSGIVING DAY Special Program 5 BIG TIME ACTS C VAUDEVILLE u Also DORIS MAY "UP ANeTaT 'EM" Continuous from 1 to 11 P. M 4iiiilNirt wi,fci..iiii.,--iiM-u Uarl noekwell. Vernon Parry, Otto Fifield. John Wheeler and Will Davis of Chicago were among those who motored to I,aFaytte on Friday to witness the Purdue-Indiana football pame. They returned home on Sunday. m;w marriage licenses Blmer Zander, Lowell, Arnes Kalser. Crown Point; Chas. I. Goodpastor. Oary. Jenette Welter. Gary; John Marshall. Ind. Harbor, Anna Valuch, Ind. Harbor; John Kelly, India nape.li.-?. Ind.. Alma Sturzenv becker. Ind. Harbor; Wm. Fallberg. Hammond, Rue Hanks, Ind. Harbor; Carl P- Neldigh, Ft. Wayne, Ethel H. Flory, Hammond; WIU Byrd, Ham. mend. Ka.tie Turner. Hammond; J. I.inkonen, Ind. Harbor. Hilma Hlkkarinen. Ind. Harbor; John A. Murrav. Tfammotid. Lena Meyer, Ham mond; Horace D. Lynch. Gary WIMins. Gary: Mack :iarsky, , Edna Gary. HamI Olga Moroz, Gary; Manley bum. Hammond. Mereditn H. Tfflmmond: Denzil Morrison. mond. Grace Cutslnger, Hammond; Percy Daniels, Gary Veolia Phillips, Chicapo: Trueman T. Miller. Gary. LoueDa H. Corson, Gary; "-'fi"' Lansel. Jr.. I3ast Chicago, Ruth H. Wester, Hammond; Chas. II. Krueger, Hammond. Verna Clarke, Hammond: John Holubes. East Chicago. Cecelia M. Sybulskl. East Chicago; Frank Wolge. Danville. Josephine St-Jir, Hessville. DETROIT. MICII.. Nov. - ,--,rnc Motor Car company ' The today r,f.JUee:- a reduction of $265 on its '.,, ,; car and also reductions or ,.Vcon.plete line of 10 Type 61 moflels. which will he continued on an increased production schedule for tc23. TTe new price of the touring x- " m. This new price on '.he touring car represents reducM amounting to $1,055 on this .vorl in the last eleven months.

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TODAY and TOMORROW Carl Laemmle presents the Melodramatic Tnurru?n Starring REGINALD DEHK1 WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY and FRIDAY Richard Dix And Claire Windsor X Hartley Theatre NOW PLAYING Bebe Daniels, James KIrkwood Anns O.Nilsso" Raymond Httton ltTtB IVJIIII lu.popular during- this last year that we were forced time and Spain to revise upward out production schedule to meet the dejranij. "The new prices are based cn an even largre production schedule for 1923 than the record high production mark cf last year and on tie many economies in manufacturing made possible by our new factory." When some enterprising- capitalist tried to establish a sawmill la Jiang Kongr. the natives promptly wrecked It, and the ruins are pointed out today as a moral not to try to change the old customs of Glhna. Lumber is sawn entirely by rtand. except such as is Imported from Oregron and Washington. X trestle six or B-ren feet high is placed under one end of the log and the old twx-hajidled crosscut saw is uxed, ona man standing on the log- and ona underneath. Adventure Masrarlne. infii! iiiii'.r.iLlrTrfimiilitjfflSig - - - - v denominations ot IW ana

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