Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 139, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1922 — Page 11

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NORTH 1ST

STATES HAVE A BUZZARD

MINNEAPOLIS. Deo. 1 Montana and North Dakota today wer i(k-felng-out from under a h';ivy mow fall brought on by a blizzard that also put temperature down to below zero, reaching ten below at eome points, according: to today .t reports by the weather bureau here.. One Is dead, several others Injured and heavy property dimas reported today in Minneapolis an i St. Paul as a result of a record gale that swept the cities lato Thursday. The. Montana and North L'Hlo t:i fcllzzard and Great Lakes g"'.'1 ar' riot moving- southward. a.'-n..rdiii to weather bureau predictions.

in Eastern Iowa. The coip!? were married a few days aro, Kt'tr one of Kannie's friends had sworn the girl was IS. lie was arrested for perjury and spent several days in Jail befo-e h could furnish bond Information has btn tiled against Ranr.ln for f ..rgcry and it is said he will cnter'a plea of ptiilty and be sent to the reformatory. 1!1gdr! bride ha.H not ben near hini since he was f-ent t ja'l.

in one' of the worst gales of the , hli father chase hi mother, pra'b season on Lake Superior. The dead , her by the chin and slash her throat inc'.udo Captain Nelson I! unard ! i it h a -butcher knifo. II v then

and 10 meir.bi-rs of the crew. , cut his own throat.

Coast Kuardsnivn in the day plac

ed the loss of life at seven.

SEVERAL INJURED BY GARY AUTOS

Several p"ple were injured, two of them children, when automobiles ran down pedestrians in Gary over the Thanksgiving: holiday. Six year old Henry rhalen, 5 24 Harrison st.. was painfully Injured when he, was struck by an aato driven by a Miss Ponelmss of Michlean City. Ind.. at Fifth ave. and Harrison st. A 9 year c'.d boy. Joe Hasech. 3854 Virginia st., received injuries when he stepped in front of the auto of John Banatouse. 1610 W. Ei.arh'h ave. at Thirty-ninth ave and Maryland st. The driver placed the lad in his auto and took hnn to him home. After G. C. Qulnn. S56 Harrison St., had taken Frank BorUh, I1C? Adams st., to his home, follow ins an accident between Eighteenth and Nineteenth ave.. on IWoadway, Borieh grappled with Mr Quinn and attempted to beat him. up.

NEW SMASH 'GAINST LIQUOR TRAFFIC Rigid Application of 'Padlock' Provisions to-be Enforced. El- "v H ATKINS i NTtRNATiCNAL NEWS SERVICE) W AMliAGiU.N. lec. . A new dry smash against the li;uor traffic wa.: decided upon today by prvhihl-

i t;on "fflcials through ripbj application of the "i ad-look" provisions 1 1 -'f ,-e Va 1st end law to all bu'.iding-.s I where li.juor iolations are omj ruined.

Prohibition Commissioner Haynes ailcr conferrlr.fr with Attorney General I'auchorty broadcasted orders which may mean the closiiii- of all buildings found to be the base opt-rations ut brn tlei-ers or iiliri: d:sl iile rs. The attack also is a. mod at brewers. It became known today that liaynes wanted an appropriation of

NDIANA MAN

JAILED IN IOWA

i"' or m.re fi om congress, liar.'intr policy of eoiiomy il, and then the cabinet that the Lepart;neh t of should aid with is re-

f :'e. '."-".,'. but the blocked agrf ed Just i.-e

sources. It is understood that district attorneys in .-ill jarts of tha country have rebellel against the "padlock" policy in liquor law enforcement, hecauv of the interminable delays incident to sue!; proceedings and the heavy odds in favor of defendants who seek to defeat such ma r.euvei s. Justice Department officials admit that it is largely a matter of "experiment" yet to be tried out at

long1

the federal courts.

WATERLOO, la.. Pec. 1 Howard E. Rannie, 19, of Argros. Ind.. is In jail here on a charge of passing worthless checks, and Mabel Redmann. 15, his pretty bride, finds her romance gone to smash. The police say Rannie has confessed that he passed bad checks totalling- nearly $1,500 to automohiin Hfstcrs. merchants ar d bank"

11 DIE WHEN SHIP GOES TO PIECES

INTERNAT1CNAL NEWS SESVICE1 CALUMET. Mich., Lee. 1. Eleven members of the crew of the Canadian st :amer Maplehurst lost their lives "l',(n that vessel went to pieces r.ear the F'ortae-e Iake Ship Canal -arly today. A revised list of the members cf the crew showed this ft em -on. The ship -went dow

MURDERER IS ELECTROCUTED

INTERNATIONAL NEAS SERVICE! MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. I'ec. 1 H n Brooks. convicted Jackson cour.ty slayer, vent to his death in the Indiana state prison after midnight today with a smile on his lips. To th last he maintained a stoical attitude. He was convicted of the kiiltnu of Amazona 11. Montgomery, farmer and business man. As Prooks walked to the chair he smil'd to his conductors without a trace of emotion the smile was still on his face w In n the. electricity shot through his body.

illaubach claimed his wife tried to cut him and f-.'iaihed her own throat In the scuffle.

Wall Collapses; Workman Killed

CHICAGO, Pec. 1. One unidentified workman was crushed to death j tinder tons of bricks and twlstei beams, another was probuiii'y fatal. jly injured and a dozer narrowly escaped death today when a derrick used to hoist a heavy ; stone pulled down the front wall of a building ! under construction.

NOTED INDIANA I MASON DEAD J SOUTH PENT). Ind., Deo. 1. Fu. j nera.! ser Ices for Dr. H. Paul Pres. ' ton. 4s. known throughout Northern

Indiana Masonic circles for his work of having- passed through all t'"-chalr-3 of the New York rite, will be held today. Until two years atro ho was a resident of Plymouth, Ind. He served as Captain overseas In the World War.

STREET CAR. HITS A TRAIN

TERRE HAUTE. Ind . Dec. 1. Thomas Murphy, street car motor-ln.-ip as seriously in :rd when the car which be was operating collided with trie cafroose of a S. & E. 1 . 1 train at the railroad cros'ing at Tenth street and Wr..bash avenue. The accid-nt, according to witness- '; es. was cauwed 'by slippery tracks. i The i treet car was wieeked. The caboose was thrown off the track and dragped albout .10 feet, tearitu:; n; the track. Traffic was delayel an b'o;r during the time thousands w r re waiting to go to the aim t.:arfild Wiley football game.

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THIS THE WIFE COULDN'T STAND Mrs. ("Tiara ,T . Paliler, who now lives at "2 Plumrner avenue. Ham-

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she couldn't stand the neighbors whloli had

been started bv the accusations which her hr.sbaroi. Frederick PahIt r. was constantly making:. She left him So; ternber 3 and is now sueittsr for oil1, orce in the Hammond Superior court . Mrs. Pahier jays that If she left the i.ou-e and went to the grocery hT h-shand on her return would iisl; what men she had been out to see and who she had been running around with. It' insisted that while h e wns working at nitrht she was having a fine time w-ith grentlemen friends. Sometime he would hap- , pen to recall an instance two- or threo weeks past, in which he could rot account for her whereabouts, j He would demand a full explanation of her domes that day. j The Pahlers before their separa-'

t'.or,. resided at los t onicey avenue. The plaintiff asks for the custody

t heir son .

DEATH OF MRS. BARTELL Mrs. Elizabeth Kartell. ard 73 years, wife of Iuis Bartel".. passed away at St. Margaret's hospital, yesterday afternoon. She had been ill with diabetes. The funeral wi'l be held if rem the home, 35 Clinton street and St. Joseph's churrh Monday morning at ei?rht o'clock. Interment at St. Joseph's cemetery. N. J. Emmerling; wil:'. officiate.

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TWO SI-ASHED IN UGLY FEUD nMERNATIONA' NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON. Pec. 1 A long

standing family feud which had Its i inception in Newark, .N. J.. cu"mln- j ate.I here t---day in the principals. ZZ Charles Glauracli, 43, and his wife j sss Pannie, 33. lying In hospitals with j

: -lashed throats. Their 13 year-old cn. Nathan is held as the only witness. T'-i morn In sr the bo:.- said, h saw

It's a Wise Man Who Knows What to Give Women for Christmas

And a Wiser One Who Doesn't Put Off His Selection Until the Last Minute. A Present for Your Wife or Mother or Sweetheart Is More than Anything Else a Reflection of Your Thought for Her. Unusual Ideas That Will Help You to Make the Most Appropriate Choice Are Gathered Together under "Gifts For Her" in the "Christmas Gift Suggestions" Columns in Today's Classified Section.

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MORE VALUE IS REPRESENTED IN OUR "Gifts that Last" Than You Will Find in Any Other Store in the City Tremendous Assortments at Special Prices A Few Gift Suggestions

FOR HER Bar Pins Toilet Sets Bead Necklaces Manicure Sets Brooches Photograph Fran-es Diamond Rings Tea Balls Hat Pins Tea Strainers Collar Pins Vases Signet Ring1 Flower Bowls Wrist Watches Fancy Stone Rings Corsage Pins Bracelets Crosses LaVallieis Diamond Necklaces Weddinz Rings Pearl Bead Necklace? Ear Drops Hair Barrettes Pendant'. Mesh Bags Neck Chains Powder Boxes Lockets FOR HIM Cigar Cases Monogram Fcbs Cigarette Cases Emblem Buttons and Scarf Pins Charms Cuffs Links Collar Pins Collar Buttons Watch Chains Emblr-m Rings Pencils Belt Buckles and Watches Belts Knives

Thimbles Photo Cases Salad and Fruit Dishe3 Suar and Cream Sets Sherbert Glasses Sandwich Trays Bread Trays Vanity Cases Coin Boxes Jewel Boxes Pepper Shakers Cologne Bottles Meat Dishes Ramekins

Tra-el?rs" Rolls Desk Clocks Military Brushes Hat and Clothes Brushes Smoker's Articles Fountain Pns Match Boxes

We Buy Direct From Headquarters It Saves You the Middleman's Profit Start Your Shopping Right A small deposit will reaerve eny article until wanted "TO EXCEL ALWAYS"

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LOOK for the little Dutch Girl and the old windmill on the wrapper of the bread you buy. It is your assurance of finest quality. It is our guarantee that KLEEN-MAID is as good as bread can be made. KLEEN-MAID is your best bread highest in food value and "chuck full" of nourishment. Be sure you get it when you order bread from your grocer. Don't say bread-

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This Store has no connection with Minas Furniture Co.

TOYTOWN IS

ULL BLAST

THIRD FLOOR There's the biggest let of wagons boys ever did see here just come in. Wagons of every description for very small and large boy there are wooden wheel wagons, steel disc wheel wagons, rubber tire wagons of every size and shape for boys to play with. Prices are exceptionally low and will be profitable for parents to buy now for Christmas.

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$10 Steel Disc Wagons Ball Bearing, $5.95 Large size, well constructed. Special priced at $5.95.

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$4.95 Boys' Spoke Wheel WagonMedium size, extra well made. Specially priced 0 QQ

Store Opn Until 9:30 P. M. Saturday.

Disc Steel Wagons, $3.85 Neatly painted, medium size. Specially priced at $3.85.

Kiddie Koaster Extra heavy rubber tire, steel disc wheel Kiddie FCoaster, large beautiful, well made wagon. Spe- tf J 25 cial at

Rubber Tire Wheel Wagon Easy to run for th." boy; well 0 AK

Boyc' Metal Box Wagon Wire wheels; just the thing for a small CO

constructed. boy at

Rubber Tire Wagon, $6.98 Rubber tire, ball bearing, steel disc wheel wagons, neatly painted, large size .A real wagon at $6.98. Small Boys' Wagon, 49c

Santa Claus will be Here at 1:30 p. m. Saturday

MM Large Character DOLL fir": !? ' special at 1.98

r.r4M?i CHARACTER DOLL With long curly hair, sleeping kind, fully 1 QR

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Dolls Dressed neatly; a

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Ma Ma DollUnbreakable, a doll with tmeet mama talk, 1 QQ

medium size at.

Alabama Coon Jigger, wind him up and he sure will jig. (2 39 C limit). Special price Girls' Kitcben Cabinet Golden oak finish, just the toy for a small 29 C girl at

Continuing our Great Purchase

ALE OF SIL

Special Chicago Purchase From Morris Woolf's semi-annual Inventory Sale brings better than the average qualities at prices below replacement cost of today's market

40 inch Charmeuse Satin All Silk Charrneuse Satin, a heavy quality, rich lustrous satin face, a most wanted silk fabric for a stylish fall dress. Colors are wine, navy, seal QC

40 inch Canton Crepe All Silk Canton Crepe, in a most substantial quality. It is the soft pebble weave, which is the most popular this sea:on. Colors are slate, tan, bobolink, jade henna, navy, brown and black; $2 95 special, yard

and black; special, yard

Satin Canton Crepe, $3,315

A( ,nri. .,11 ;ik. in an exce lent we:eht and a most satisfactory wearing quality. It nas a

lustrou- satin face which fashion deems most popular. Colors are navy, brown and black Spraa! '' $3.35 yard.

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40 -ich Crepe de Chine All silk Cre.pe de Chnv a medium weight firmly woven, excellent for lingerie desses or trimmings. There ate. many shades to select from as the light shades for underwear, the blight colors lor trimmings and the darker shades j J g0 foi dresses. Special, yard 40 inch Canton Crep? All Silk Canton Crepe, a gcoc! (ju-dity, firmly woven; comes ' in the most wanted black, seal and navy, Q very special at yard

25 inch Silk Taffeta All Silk Taffeta, soft chiffon finish, excellent for a fine dress. Comes in a deep rich black; special. $1,39 yard 40 inch Satin Crepe A'l Satin Crepe, a heavy quality rich lustrous saW face, so popular for a fine winter dress. Colors are jade, henna, navy, brown and black; J?j2.95 special, yard

Cfean-Up Sale of HATS Choice of any women's Velvet Hat in stock regardless of former pricing Now $S0G A New Assortment of Mid-winter Hats, in Safin and Fialle Silk Metallic are priced at $5, $7.50 and $3.30.

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tain Canaries at . .