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.j;? Two
THE
TIMIgl
Friday, April 23, 102n
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HtAT OUT
iwDiGESTOWy
FINANCIAL
CAMPAIGN
FOR WEEK
(Continued from page one.)
At STATE CAPITAL )
f .ir: is. i.il
K.I
d
' 1 i
- An
pru-
i s of
onferenoe
w i: h the
'! St Til 1V.
: - I' "MIC l'!'UUs!lt
h-'rt i uo of (as
i " t o inn k
k':i3 r- cess s
f I nd in tm i it t ,
r Ya vn v:
t- ! i Indiana : !
:hn: Hi.1 only
i- st rlmis re-n-'ihods
of -iv-
t ri.-i t Imliina
. 11 C down i he
been
O 13ELL-ANS
Hot watar
-H Sure Relief
PE LL-APSS
SPOR INOIGCSTION
1 . cent oil it now seem
present slur.diird of gas
Ifl.lt t Tl 'l,;rn will have tn
The chief rc.4i'!i j;ien
ace is thi' in reason use
that if the
is maintained
i be increas--1,
for t he shori -f
t he automo
bile,
'era
lino
-;."!!; -rs il'ivo found WHS of
Kuik" t e Rats oil .mil nmkiiiK fcaso
Ihe ji-ts men said.
Pries iherc is some u n f rsren relief,
.- til. '11 predict. tlo- q'l.lll'v of til"
s wiU h; vp liern lowered, 'he price
.ne reused, and tlirn there is some dsnK'r
of t)ie Coin pail ies heitlK able to .-t the
oil. As most city dwellers (Upend on
Ks for .unkiiii; and other domestic uses
the ijueMieri is Hoarded OS ftta-.o.
.V national movement was started at
iii- to lump alioiit the con-
1'
i ;
1 e Oi'll'ti'i'llii
rva lien of !
" -!-d to V-e
I-t.
i.ltl
r.
a S oil. P.eSolut liTS 11 Oi
ent to other public unlin
r s i " ' ' 1 he f-dc la ! ;i ! ; lew
I . S. South) ;.Sfi:..4."; Associate Re
f.Hniprt riv.Kbyl.'iinn Synoil $H9-,,-fi4.
i;efot nipri Vr .l.v l'i ian church of N .
A. Synod $:..'!. 472; I nitetl rrephyt erlan
chutili tSl.ft77.4e7, Ktfermrd Oiureh
in .MiifiU-.il $2.1 :..!; Ueformed
ciuii. h in the 1'. S. $1B 916. OS.,; Church
of tlie V nt ted Unlhren In fhrist,
0 4f..fit".2 .
The Interchurch V.fld Movement
budget frr lOil. the sum total 'f the
l.itrtset of the thtPiy paj-t ieipat ins
(ienom ina I inii. amounts to J :: ;; H . 7 7 7..
S72. The portoti of th lmdeel to he
naid tn l?2rt. is $1T.'.41S.349.
Vol- ivi rk In foreign fields the -denominations
hope to raise $t07.Sfil,
4SS; for Home Missions. $ 1 nft.j) 4 !).0.i7 ;
(for American Kdnca t ion $78 Ru7.4 3 1 ;
for A me t n.-an Itelijloua Kduoation $0 -,
!:"1.02i; for American hospitals mid
I homes $ i.l 1 1.4 fi."., for ministerial siip
! port and relief. $J".M0.-J9 and for
j items such as war relief, temjieiancn
jand Items not classified in the preced-
ins list. $ 8,770,927.
t if this soeininsly stupendoti 'finan
'cial propram that the churches tttTI
try t-. carry out. lr. Ton 1. Tullis.
i state sec.etary of the I n t rrhurch
' World .iovcm"nt said:
i 'Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
wrtl mark ttie heRinn: na'
.st concerted move that
ant churches of Indiana
made, that of workinc
,f the s'eat-
the rrotest
liav e vet
in unison In
Ui k J 'mJ
?"ES n Fl tT fTSS
How To Have Red Lips!
t- ".- 4t t. S ':: 7 R,
CLko Av
te street
ni:e
an Avenue
Hammond, Ind.
East Chicago, Ind.
Indiana Harbor.
5
. A. '
BARGAIN
IN
The Kir' with red lips and pir-k vh ek
tnav he O-aiikful. for both denote h.alth
- - vitroi-ou-. lorcefu!. nmgnel ic health,
and while it may he impossible for some
to attain owns to morbid "ates of
health, vet a vast majority of s.ennnKly
healthy youns worn. n ped men me al
most colorless, because of n lack of r-d
blood corpuscles. "When the blood is im-
I oroved and enriched with these red cor
i ),,,. les. the weight increases and a beau
tiful tint appears on the cheeks, while
'the lips assume a healthy red color.
I Mfinv phxsiejans and beauty doctors pr".
' serilie t'nree-Eiatn hypo-nnelane tablets.
! h li are said to invariably increase the
; red blood cornuscles after a course of
treatmeiii iasttm; several months The
. . i it. i . i i ..
n. rvniin svs em unit sriti rni iir-mtn iso
nvrroe rapidly. The Jiest
. shops sujmiIv this tablet
! ,tff..- Adv.
ndtciting funds froiu churcli member.--.
li itnaly citiiens, ci..rpi rations, in t.n t
li-uii eveiy person who ha bclievnl
for ji-Hts that the vhuiclieK must hi
l eit r f't sroiiizt d ..nil placed on an i
luient basts heforo iro(,-tfSij can bj
tnaibi to any t;i(-at extent.
't'lutrcli members hae been talking
home missiunaiy work for mote than
one hundred years and many ha
been in :en drept-r iiiiptiiy wuli
the rhiiri Ii program that pioiild for
th- uplift iny liumanity in the foi
eign iHiids. l!ut, system has been
lacking In putting ti,j.s jiroKram across
and churches giowint " luemln rsh lp
and influence lnvp for tlv most part
increased their benevolences accoid
ii'Sly. but many of the weaker coti
l.rKiors have all but failed in their
i on 1 1 1 L'U uons . i
"Kvery right thinkinc. broad mind'd
man and woman will concede that no
program, w lutli-r cuniim rcial r.r re
ligious, can h carried our without j
sufficient financial backing, and wliil.!
there may k individuals ulw will with ,
hold their -support, there will be thou-:
sands of persons who will stand ready;
to jm the limit in ord-r that the In- I
terchuich World M . . v i Mien t piosrain!
may nm fail. ;
h'roui the tune the financial cam-
paiKn has its formal opening April !'." j
until it comes to a .-se May 2. com-;
inittees will soli, -it subscriptions to!
meet tin- Intercimrch W orld Movement
budget of $:;?.. 775. 572. tlo- combinul'
total budget for r.2i of thirty demon- j
inatiop.p enaaued in a s 1 urn ! t a n"oi: s I
drive. An effort will he made i ,ae. 1
$175.4 IS . 'Ml ,,f the budget paid in ln. j
"Seven siieciH,: items have been in-;
cluiifil in tiie d-nom inal iona budi;ei.
pot- niifiiinry work, ed ;i .--a t ion. bos-
pital.-i ami homes. ministerial relie;'.!
war relief, temperance and oth r i!em.
not classified in the preceding list. ;
milMoiis ,.f di.llais hr,, asked.
I't-essed Steel Car
Uailnay S'eel SprlnRB
lleaditiR-
Itepublie Iron & Stel
Si udebik'-r
I'. xa.s o.
biiion I'acitli:
I". S. Hubbe'r
i". S. Steel
f. S. Steel frrd
W est inniiouse ,
1 1 1 s t ) v e r I a n d
Fin rla ir ( 'il
ino
7(
96
107-,
44'
Uti'2
HII
y'
1 10
4.rl'i
;p.
IHTTErt 4,71 tubs. Oeamery. ex
tra. fiCjc; extra, firs is. 6 4 c .firs I s. jS'ft
KSc; pn king stok. 34 S 39 'jr.
i:i;i;.S fteicipis, 4.7S4 (.-ses. t'urrent.
receipts. 39 f 4 Ic; ot-dinaiy (ir-t, 3Ki
r.?c; firsts, 41'i-Ef 42ie; extra. 4:.'i "f-;
checks. 3 ! 'a :!; dirt ir. 34 i 'u .
t'JIKKSF: & Twins. new, 27 i,r;
Imisies. 29 'a Ti 30 !-c: Tonne Americas,
::': l..nchort.s. ;;0c; brick, 2R5- t:
I.IVB IV lrRT Turk;, s. 35c f
elu. kens. 34 '3c; sprincs, :16". rr"5t!i-,
2::c; creso, 2.e; ducks. 30.
I'l'iTATOtS Kec. ipts. 13 ears. Min
1 e sola and Dakota, (,'hjos and ikotisiii,
j ,en n, -; (,
-liMIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllliinillllllllllHIIIIIIlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
fcjore
KAUFMANN & WOLF - HAMHOND.Ifta
CHICAGO CASK O&AIIT.
w IIKAT-.ii. 2 hard winter. $2.S0.
OHLX No. 3 mixed. $ 1 . ; G I.fi7la No.
.". while. $1.09; No. 3 ye'low-. $ 1 tiG n 1.70.
No. 4 mixed. $1.5; No. 4 e!low. lAA'u
IS
.1 W h . 1 e,
. I 1.
-No. 2
$ !,: 1
. hite.
'9 I.";;
$i.04i 1 0:.
'2: No. 4
. : No. ' 1
apothecary
in sealed pack-
THE TIMES
FINANCIAL
COLUMN
t
FOR-
1
: V
J 9
km. 23 and Sat., Apr. 24
, n
r 1 1 J - t f II . . . .t . J in,lr
C.r c7T2As.a i ieais arc riace irom caret uuy ciccicu iuv,
rsr.ube '-jar cured and old-fasliioned hickory smoked, and
fiUcrarteed to be perfect.
aci: U'HE SUGAR CURED HAMS,
iUGAR CURED BACON, MILD AND LEAN,
CALIFORNIA HAMS, SWEET AS A NUT,
10
302C
32c
19c
- - - 1 1 T - W
t
al)072 addresses and yea will get the same
quality and low prices.
BANQUET
CREAM
BREAD
It's the only food for breakfast.
j When you get up uith "that!
; hunerv feeline" eat several slices i
I of it plain or toasted v.ith your
! morning cup of coffee.
. 1 :
12
1
9.-1 2
11 rs
AJ lis rin 1 tners
American t'an
Amonan t ' r t 1'oundry
American Ixicotnot ive
American Smelt ir-ft
American Steel T'ormdry
American Tel. Tel
Anaconda
IlaMii in Ioeomotive
Het hiehei n S'(-e
t'dna'l 111 I"o ifle
'nirn 1 le a I her
Chesapeake & Ohio
Consolidated Gas
Corn T'rodin t s
t'rncib'e Steel j.ll
Krle 12 '
General Iiieetrlc leiii
('leneral Motors 1
Illinois 'intrsl dn'
laekawann Steel R
Midvalo Steel 4 1 1
New York Cerrrnl , fiS '
Norfolk X- AVestern. 101
'h io i 'it les ( 40
Pennsylvania . : 4 0'
j CHICAGO ."LITE STOCK.
! lloiiS - I;eC-ipis. .'!. 7(io. Market. 7.'iC
j V.tl.l.ll lnwer. I'.uU. $ 1 3. in 'it 15.00. Top.
1 ? I "1 . 1 " . H. a we;Kht. $13.15 'J 14.5'i.
I Medium weiKht, $14.00 'q 15.10. Iihl
w -i:ht. $1 4.(55 'i 15.20. Iicht lishts.
t $1 4.25 It lo.'iO. Ilea-.y paekiriR sows,
j smooth, $12.15 ti' 13. "0. Packing sows,
j roucrli. $11. f.a'it 12.40. Pis. $13.7511 11.90.
I i'ATTI.K Receipts. k.iiOO. Market.,
jmos'U stead. le-ef Steers: Medium and
I Hkc. weight. $12.35 y 1 4.01; fhoico and
J prime. J I LV 35 ft II.'1': ttiediurn and irood.
; 1 o.'.'i I 2. ."5; bight W eiRhl. pood and
eHoii -. $ll.t'Ca in. 75: common and me
dium. r.".0-; I 1.40. Ihiteher Cattle: Heif.
ers. $7.1ii i 13.00; cows. $7.00 8. 11. r,0;
hulls, $7.25 ir 1 1 .00. Canner and "utter:
Cows and heifers. $4 00 ?i 7.ftiV canner
!: steers. J ij.iiii ' S 00. Vra! calves (Ipht
jand hand;, u eicht 1. 1 3 00 If 1 0.00. ftdr-r
I tier! s .'.i'iIi 11.35. Stocker steers, $7.25
I '11 lo.so. S(o ker cow s and heifers. $7.25
I 9.f". Stocker caUes, $S.OO pnO.
j OH SrfllNHr.' -
grill - S
Boys! Spill-Proof
Spring Clothes
; '"IIK'.UJO VKAh
j lie; 70 to f0 lb, i;
j 1 9 'n 2 Ic; fancy. 22.-
- 50 to 0 lbs.. 1 s
f? ISc; $0 to 90 1hs .
overweight kidnejs
It.
foi'4
1 16 't
771,
51
ssi;
97t-
j 1 ;o to 1:
1
lbs . IO,-' 12e.
tliose smart patterns in nobby models and guaran
teed to meet with mother's approval when it comes
to wear.
Suits that sell regularly at $15 and $16.50; sizes
6 to 18 years; excellent values. Saturday only
JiJL.
i refill ii
.fc-'W iiMrfr ii w iiTii mi ii
1-. . Mooci
Il t if hi.':
"i- 1 1 tre ten
.)) RING
JX
GARY tm
$13.45
Don't Forget, Boys, to mount these Briggs draw
ings. Three cash prizes for the series mounted in the
best manner.
1 1 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M I $ 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ; i I i 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 1 f I i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 1 1 1 1 i
L
oas
C A R
J suspected Mundt after h had been sen
j standlnir near the ear a few minutes
I before the ca.r was driven awav.
ut
HUNT'S S! fails in lb
tretment of ITCH, ECZEMA.
RINGWORM. TETTER a
itrhtng ikiaditesM. Trf
oat boa at ant rtmk.
Joaeph W. Weis. Drue&su
Herman Mundt. thirty-one years old.
23 Michiean ate., was arrested last
i;.j.-'nt at his hotnr and lr,.jRed in the
llunmuiiil Central police station on a
oharfre e.f grand latceiy.
Mundt, who is said to b- a hauffeui-,
Is accuser of stealing a five-passenger I
17sev a.ui onvhile belonKini: to a Gary;
loan named C. H. t'ohlhorn and Thieh!
stood at the corner of Oakley and Statol
sis. !tp theft occurred Tuesday after-i'in'-n
when a driver for the South Shore
Au'o Sales Co.. where the machine had
1-een left for repairs, parked the car for
a few mimj!s while he entered a near-by
st"! e.
The machine was recovered In Gruen
er's ilrnvc at rourls Park. The police
FIXES CTTB2CD 131 6 TO 14 DATS.
finisKists refund monev If TAZO OINT
MENT fails to cure Itchlr K. Blind, Bleed
ing or ProtrudinR Pils. Stops Irritation.
Soothes and Heals, ion can get restful
sleep after the first 'application. Price,
60 c. Adv.
SUICIDES TO FREE
19-YEAR-OLD BRIDE
S."SiT-..K.lj.-
i-
tA
tiZ3 il U
ir'. 7.'r4
..5 t I
0
-f'.-'t
! Ka til n
Try it with jam or jelly in pref-, ,M
nee to other foods that cost ,
Best
erence
more and do not contain half the
amount of nourishment. j
Banquet Cream is your
Food eat more of it
Be sure you get Dietrich's.
j IM JU' "mv f i!K BT-w m (tk -I TT E3 M U
Grocery and Market
( INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE!
TRINI I "A P. Colo.. April 23. Pr. K.
r,. Clock. S7. well known surfreon. is
dead at ivslcnbiirg today from chloro
form poisoninr. taken, according to a
note fomd c'utehed In his hand, with
suietdal intent in order to fre his 19
j-ear old bride from "embarrassment.'"
The cottple eloped frcm DesMoines just
about a. year ro. Mrs. Clock was a
r.iee of th doctor.
t-
If
TCI -
Sate Street
'713 Cric5;3 Avenue
3334 r-Iichijaa Avenue
Hammond, Ind.
East Chicago, Ind.
Indiana Harbor.
Banquet Cream
Bread
'The Bread that Builds.
At Your Grocer's.
I
ft
I
i
M
hj ARKIN'S '
f y Stock Reducing Sale WW( "
i"' 1 ow on Offsrs Exceptional s&4l i t
t j Bargains in 6'$f.-'d:X ' ti V YV
t ! Diamonds, watches, Wmrfl mX
1 1 Jewelry, Etc. '
'A Prices Cheerfully Quoted. fl'ljfjl
lK Open Friday and Saturday Evenings. Vu f
)Chas. Arkin & Son w x- l fj
I'Mih, 163 State Street. w
? Hammond, Ind. j
(1)
1
fit
1
I
i
e.
9
- V
I
I
Specials for Saturday
Sugar; 1 pound 20 C
Coffee; 3 pounds 1 00
for
Catsu 10-oz. bottles;
2 for
Butterine, Good Luck; per lb. 7 r
37c; 2 lbs. for
Eggs (strictly fresh) 4?P
per dozen
Navy Beans; 9?C
10 pounds for
Canned Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Red O T
Kidney Beans; 2 for
Tomato Sauce; 1 fj
per can
Swift's Borax Soap; lQr
10 bars for
American Famiiv Soap ; 1 O
2 bars for - IOC
We carry a full and complete line of Fresh Groceries at
lowest prices.
MEATS
Boiling Beef, per lb. . . ....... ...HV2c
Pot Roast, per lb . . ......... . . ......................... ......16c
Rib Roast, per lb. ......................... . ............................25c
Leg of Veal, per lb.. ....... .20c
Loin of Veal, per lb........ ... ....... . ..W2c
Stewing Veal, per lb.. ......... .....2l2c
Veal Breast, with pocket, per
Pork Loin Roast, per lb.... .................................. .......33V4C
Pork Shoulder, per lb...... ........................ ......................22c
Pork, Steak, per lb. ................................... ........... . ...30c
Neck Bones, per lb. ................................... .................. 5c
Liver, per lb..... ............................................. 5c
-. i
I
(I)
Today and Tomorrow
Extra Attracti6n
Chief Sheet Lightning
in person.
Talking, Singing. Dancing.
Also
"CUSTER'S LAST FIGHT"
and
Elmo
DeLuxe Theatre
Today
Corrinne Griffith in "Human
Collateral"
Antonio Moreno in the final epi
sode of "The Invisible Hand."
Saturday
Jack Pickford in "A Burglar
By Proiy"
Harold Lloyd Comedy. "His
Royal Slyness," and Antonio
Moreno in "The Invisible Hand,"
afternoon only.
Sunday
Alice Joyce in "The Sporting
, Dutchess"
Monday and Tuesday
Mildred H. Chaplin in "The
Inferior Sex"
Wednesday
Sessue Hayakava in
Brand of Lopez"
"The
a
id ii
BB.
Lincoln in
Fearless'
'Elmo the
in
C'J 8 l
K i
PASTIME
Today
Mme. Petrova in "The
Panther Woman"
A story of a girl driven by the
lash of circumstances to the
threshhold of death by electricu
tion.
Tomorrow
'The Law of the North" j
.oi-wjiii ji.w 'HU -mnmfm n(st,muiBSii
TB.Tr' f '-f lge"w -' tt.jj'
Where Everybody Goes
'P.
fl
urDiieuin ineau6
HAMMOND
INDIANA
66
AVQ01 3H01V3J 313000
The Rose of Spain
95
Our meat is all first class. A trial order will convince you
here is the place to buy to save money.
1 Solomon's Grocery
758 State Line St.. corner Cbndit St.
HAMMOND.
A Miniature Musical Comedy 23 Minutes of Mirth, Melody
and Maidens 10 People Special Scenery.
" BILLY RECTOR Cheerful Comedian.
BRIERRE & KING The Classiest Act in Vaudeville.
LEW WELLS Monologue and Saxaphone Eccentricities.
THE NELL0S Comedy Jugglers.
W1LLARD & JONES Laugh Provokers.
Also JACK DEMPSEY in "DARE DEVIL JACK." Don't
miss this wonderful picture.
New how lioaday. "Wednesday and Satirday. Mstine daily t
J-.SI p. m. Nlpht rnlo T to 11. 5nday ad holldaya
tlnuons I Xm 11.
1 ISi'A&Sr'sSSVS!

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