Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 59, Hammond, Lake County, 26 August 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Thurs'lay. August 26, 1920

NEW BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY Librarian Jennie SaTr reports the ioV.owir.g nfur bocks, which wer adJdur:n; August to the Public 11brsr: : TVh:.!'"ci. Brand Beijrium. rc1ge. G. M- The telegraph ln-I-a-cs, J. ! Contention and revolt ;n poetry. Wright. H. P. The youn man and t c a h i n g H-er. H. C SaUzberfr. F. B . Th yirl and the Job. Pre'.:n-.. Charles Dredge? and dredjrnt? . H'.scrx, G. P.. ed. .Henley's twentieth century formulas. Blijh. W. G. Dimi and Hood. G. W. Farm horticulture. Swlr.gle. C. F. Steam .boiler, their construction, care and operation. Collins. H. E .Shaft n sr. pulleys. r'.f.r. and rope transmission. Pradv. William Fersonal health. Rruce. H. A. B. Nerve control and io-v to grain H.

Joslln. E. P. A diabetic manual. Dot j", A. H. Jood health., how to get It and ho-w to keep It. Huneker. J. G. Bedouins. Kllsworth. W. W. A golden agre of Utliors, Levine. L. D. The resurrected nation.. Kellogrg. Mrs. C H . Merrier, the flhtin Cardinal of BelRium. Lockinjton. W. J. The aoul of Ireland . rfVDonnel'.. Elliott The menace, of p i ri t u a I i s m .

Kecord. S J. Identification of th j

economic woods of the I". S. McCord. J. N A text-book of fttinp. Scrtmsha- Stewart Bricklaying in modern prartic. Stokes. J. H. The thud great plague . Spargo, John The pyschology of Bolshevism . Hunter. K. T. Beatty. Jellies. SUrig

and Rodman . j Holtz. F. L. Nature-study. j MarVousal. D. T. Practical textbook of plant physiology. Stockbridge, Mrs. B. K. I. What

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1 Friday-Saturday Specials

SUGAR

Per Pound, J-

Best Quality Cane Granulated 100 Pounds, $18.00 No Restrictions Whatever

20 MULE TEAM POWDERED BORAX The large OR r 214 lb. packages. Usually sells for 40c. at BEST QUALITY YELLOW AMERICAN CHEESE 9 Q r AND FINEST GRADE BRICK CHEESE, per pound. UJ u

Libby's Famous Compressed Cooked Corn Beef Extra Special No. 1 Cans, usually sells from 35c 25 C to 40c can, at (Limit of 12 cans to customer)

! RIVERVIEW BRAND SUGAR CORN High grade No. E; 2 cans, at jj Three cans for 40c

35c

i BUTTERINE GOOD LUCK AND OAK GROVE

Per pound

Big Savings in COFFEE OUR FAMOUS 50c LEADER COFFEE Per pound ........ 44c 3 pounds for $1.29 ROYAL BLEND 55c EXTRA QUALITY COFFEE Per pound ......... 47c 3 pounds for $1.38 CHOICE FRESH ROASTED SANTOS AND RIO COFFEE Per pound .......... 28c 3 pounds for 79c

JIFFY JELL AND JELLO All flavors, per -J O X package SILVER LEAF BRAND PURE FRUIT JELLY 1 O-1 r 7 oz. tumblers, each v FANCY PINK MEAT CANTALOUPES 1 f While they last; 500, each at 1 UC SWIFT'S PRIDE WASHING POWDER The big 1 7 package at 9 THE FAMOUS LUX SOAP FLAKES Per package .......... 10c PURE CIDER VINEGAR Best for pickling, per gallon ........... 59c

FRIDA Y AND SA TURD A Y IN OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT

Castoria Regular OQ 40c. Special at DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Regular 50c. Special at

Duffy's Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Regular 50c. Spe 0 1

Regular 24c

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Gets-It, for Cora 34c. Special at

DO YOU SMOKE? Black and White Smoking Tobacco In 1 Yh or. tins. Regular 17c. lie Cigar Clippings A I grge paper bag full. Regular 60c. 5QC Special at.... Cora Cake Smoking Tobacco Regular 60c

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Red Band Scrap Tobacco Regular 10c. Special at.

. TOILET GOODS Stillman's Freckle Cream Regular 50c. Special Woodbury 'Facial Soap Regular 25c. Special jg at Lazell's Mass ata Talcum Powder Regular 1 7p 25c. Special 1 ' K. and W. Tooth Paste Regular 25c. caal 15c

CANDY SPECIALS Boston Baked Beans Regular 50c a lb. Special at 1Q.

G lacier Regular 19c

Vl lb. for. . Cocoanut Squares 50c a lb. Spec'l Vi lb.

Jelly Beans Assorted flavors. 40c regular price. Special Vz pound. 1 7 at ' t Southern Cherry Ices Regular 40c a lb. Special 1 7Vl lb., at. . 1 C

Ploddard. W L. Tht shop committ ee . Whitman. Walt The patriotic poems of Walt Whitman. Krvlne. St. J. U . -John Ferguson. Ravir.dranatha. Thakuia The Icing of the dark chamber. Holland. Komain I.!Ui!i. Kipling. Rudyard Hudyard Klplins? '. erne . Watterson. Henry Mare Henry. Beeride. Albert J. John Marshall. INTEREST IN SERVICE CONTINUES GREAT T'na.iatcd i trie iiUTrst in the .south s'.d tent meet iiiKS . Many are Ixins ntlraottd 'o thie tent no; .only I'V the forceful M-ripural sermons that evangelist SniitUfon is pi caching but by the rim sinning. Itst night K. 1". Winkler of Harvey, led the vrn; service and a!f favurfd the audience ith a solo and Ja. 11. Graves and Mrs. W. r Stanihauh sans a duet. "Life's r.ailav t Heaven.'- which was much n ep roc: 1 1 rl . A ;( d .' nation from Kast Cary nas si'.'i pre; rut. Thce w err win fi".s .if the recent revival which e anpelist Sniilii.-on conducted nver there. They report that the newly organized Church of Chrirt in their plaep pro. sressiujf niceiy. They promi.ed to return again before the ek.se L. meetings. Tonight ti'.ei e i', he n '.t.-;;r .i R ation from the Chi t. h.i cl.uii.ii en Calumet and Summer succt. Tiie sonjr ser ce v i.l 1 bi sin at irru Tclr.-k and the services will cloce at 0.15. The his tent is iocated on the corner of Standard avcin? and Madison street. Take an East Hammond car and pet off at Madison and walk three block.-' south . ONLY TWO TAIL LIGHTERS Only two motorists were picked up last night ;n Hammond for not havin? their tail lights burning. It looks as though the efTorts of the police are beginning to bear fru:t. Those arrested were Sidney Johfiron. 1 7 JlcCook ae,. East Chicaso and Herold Lynch. Io04 Clark St.. Chicago. Morris Sehnidcrman. liZ Hockwr-ll st.. Chicago and Amos Sempier. 41S 119th t-treet. "h:tins. were arrested for driving trucks over the Calumet boulevard . NEW MEN ARE WANTED ON FORCE Several good men hav e responded to Cn.ef Austsr.'. fir."t call for more men on the Hammond police force, but there are still a number of vacancies. "I can stil use about ton men."' said the chief this mornins. He was instructed bv the police commissioners to rrcruit his fnrce up to the full complement w Inch is row thirty. Under the new salary lnciease the patrolmen receive $160 per month. Each man ci l.i a two weeks vacation each year and also has two days off every month.

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Allis Chalmers :lT American San American Car and Foundry ....13 1 American Steel Foundry lll:2 American Tel. and Tel 7 7 Anaconda 5 it Bethlehem Steel 15 "T Canadian Faciflc 120 Central Leather i4'Chicago and North Western .... 71 Colorado Fuel . . Consolidated Gas 7S'2 Corn Troducts 901 Crucible Steel Iv7"4 Delaware and Hudson "1 Erie 1"Ueneral Motors 2US Gt. Northern Vr 62 S. Int. Nickel ' 13" Int. Taper SOS Lackawanna Steel 63 Midvale Sfel CDS New York Central 7.1 Northern Pacific 74 Pennsylvania 41' Pittsburgh. Coal fil Railway Steel Sprintr ' Heading ?3't Kt-public Iron and Steel s:t4 Texas Co 47 Lnion Pacific 1 1 3 1". S. P.ubber S57 V. S. Steel ?0

Weliii;hc'Uif Winys overland Sinclair oil ...

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UL'TTKK Receipts. J1.898 ubs. creameiy, titia. oi'.svvi ursts oi, pai K lllg slock, o'yi;-, iGeicj Kejceipii. j.ia, eases; current receipt ; oiuinaiy tuns i-i'U 4j, flrets ; etra, 0C(u3; cliceks. Jj'ifjj; elllllch U7 'a 38. CHli.L.at. Tw in, new Ju'j'tf ; daIsica 26 ; young Americas 2. l'Jiighorns, z I . brick -J',. LIVK I'UL'U 11 V I urkt ys. 40, ehicktU3 JO. springs 35, roosters 24; geeseu 2ii , ducks do . 1 "OTA 'lots lUceipta Bl cars, Minnesota, and t-aily ohius 21)0 yolto. C1IICAOU (AMU .K1 WHEAT No. 1 red. 2u6 'is y 2o . 2 red 25uSi2b6; 3 n-el. 2012; 4 red. 254; No. 1 hard wuitvr, . jSv J ii Va ; -hard winter 2i42i6. N-1. 1 noiin rn spring. 243. COKN No. 1 mixed. 16.;. 2 iiiiicd. 163 jj 164; 1 und 2 yiliuv lbs, 3 yellow 167; 4 yellow 106. I . hue, loo. OATS No. 1 w 71 5j 7 1 . 2 wluli, -, 3 ,nt", tS'j'aT'J1,; 4 e hlli . b . y bS '.2 .

CHICAOO LIVE STOCX. 1I'J;.S Keceijits, 13.000. Market li' io .3 higher. Hulk. $13.75 'a $ la. 40; 1', ili.iV; heavy weight, f 1 1. 1 5 'a i 1 5.2 3 ; liium weight. $ 1 1 60 i $ 1 5.30 ; lightweight. $14.73L Jlo.3C, light lights. i 1 4 25 'rj $13.33; heavy packing sows, sinuuth. $ 1 3 b3 rf $1 4.00; pa.'king sows, rough. $13.35 J $13.65: pigs. $13.0o'ji 5 1 i.'.'O. CATTLE Receipts, ll.oon. Market steady to 25 Itigher. Choico and prime. $16.50 & $17.65. medium and good. $12.50 1' $16.50; good and choice. $ 1 4.75 'if 17.25 ; common and medium. $9.'i" rn $ 1 4 .50 ; butejier ea.ttle. heifers, $6." i L5.00 ; cows, $6.00?! $12.75: bulls, $5.00 'a $ 1 1 .50 ; coiners ajid cutters, cows and heifers $4.00 $6.25; canned stetrs. $4.50Q$7 5o, veal calves (light and handy weights). $15.00 $17.00: feeder steers. $7.5V. $12 5( ; Mocker steers. $5.50 $10.75; stocker cows and heifers, $5.00 'a $'J.0o.

upon the Methodist church to cease Including in Its "book of discipline" an attack on dancing, asking it to take cognirance of repeated requests that the ban on dancing be lifted. He also urged motion-picture producers, manufacturers of phonograph records and automatic piano rolls and dance hall troprletora to see that the styles approved by the National Association are adopted and to see that rthymlc rather than jazz music Is used for dancing scenes.

according to an Agency radio dispatch from Lugano today. The opening of relation with Russia would be tantamount to recognition of the soviet government at Moscow. In his recent note to Italy, President Wilson expressly refused to recognize the soviet.

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MILITARY SOVIET IS COLLAPSED

PARIS. Aug. 26. The military pow. t

er of Soviet Runsla apparently has collapsed, according 'J Marshal Fach. "We may expect sensational result:! from the outcome of the Russo-Pol-i."h fishting." declared Marshal Foch loday. "The Bolshevik army appear to have been broken up completely. Hiwever. the finale waa foreseen."

ITALY SENDS NEW NOTE f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVIClf PARIS. Aug. 26. Italy has sent a note to the Italian ambassador at Washington for transmission to Secretary of State Colby, asking the opentngr of relations with Soviet Russia.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SAUK I.axgo cottage, newly decorated mid painted. i-Wtric lights; new modern bath: h 5iixl60. Leaving city; will aJe $2.30 if sold at on e. balance $20 per month. 5!7 Wilcox ave., Hammond. S-26-1

FOR SALPl Musical bo orehes'ra. paid fl'.f.eo. will sell at a bar n. 534 151st St.. East Chicago. 8-26-2 FOR SALE tapestry parlor rhflirs. library tahle. ;s range. 5002 Forsvthe ave.. East Chicago. S-26-2

1'.WTED Several mm and vomen. either part or full time until e'hriMmns to sell the greatest high claso prop. o$itien of year. W hy n"t maKe $5 each evening. Address Dt'X AT", Times lUinniMnd. S-26-1

WANTED: A First-class union Truck Driver for Indiana truck, good job for

the right man; Home Lum

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RUSSIAN ARMY STOPS RETREAT PARIS. Aug. 26. The Russian army in the Bielostok sector of the Northern IVlish battle front has ceased its retreat and began to counter-attack, ac. cording to official advices reaching the I'oiish legation frmu Warsaw at noon. The result t'f the new battle lias not yet been determined, officials of the Polish legation said. The Russians in the sector of Grodno are resitting the Polish advances strongly.

DANCE HEAD ATTACKS THE SHIMMY AND JAZZ NEW YORK. Aug. 2f" Fenton T. Bott. president of the American Association of Maaters of Dancing which opened its annual convention here continued his attack on the "shimmy" an j jazz music in his address opening the meeting. He introducd a resolution calling

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Hammond :: Indiana The Coolest Place in Tows TODAY AND TOMORROW "Honeymoon Inn" A MUSICAL COMEDY 10 People Pretty Girls Catchy Music MAE FOSTER & CO. Aerial Novelty RUBY SISTERS Singing and Music NAD0NLY An Oriental Surprise

PASTIME TODAY "THE RECKONING" Also 2-reel Comedy "A Counter Plot" TOMORROW Alice Joyce in DOLLARS and the WOMAN

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TODAY AND TOMORROW George Barr McCutchion's Great Novel "SHERRY" With AH-Star Cast Also "The Lost City" SPECIAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON ONLY Booth Tarkington's "THE ADVENTURES AND EMOTIONS OF EDGAR P0MER0Y"

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY jji Enid Bennett in

What Every Woman Learns

2 SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY D. W. Griffith's Production Ji "SCARLET DAYS"

GROCERY AND MARKET 202 Fayette Street Phone 738 Specials for Friday and Saturday

IWILLARD HUTCHINSON I & CO. Comedians Emtn iim "i.1 w fHWFJMMtniiMi.ji tii up Wjt i ifumiiiinnii- "'"l" "r hriiirff n.nr.r

MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT James Congles. FINEST LUNCH IN TOWN, 65c Tie Coolest Place in the City.

SUGAR No limit. Per lb OSCAR MAYER'S APPROVED LARD, lb OSCAR MAYER'S BRISKET BACON, 1-2 lb. pieces, lb. FANCY TOILET PAPER, 10c rolls, 3 rolls

VAN CAMP'S PORK AND BEANS, No. 2 cans, 2 for

VAN CAMP'S SOUPS (Vegetable, Chicken and Tomato), 23 C

4a Hill IUI VAN CAMP'S HOMINY, No. 3 can, per can

VAN CAMP'S FANCY CATSUP

16 oz. large bottle, pr bottle

VAN CAMP'S EXTRA SIFTED PEAS, 25c seller, CC3 cans for 00 C VAN CAMP'S TALL MILK, 07. 2 cans A C

17c 26c 28c

25c 25c

12c 5UP

28c

SOAPS OLD COUNTRY LAUNDRY SOAP Best on the market. 68 C

m oars 1 or U. S. MAIL SOAP 10 bars for

ARMOUR'S LIGHTHOUSE LAUNDRY SOAP- 67 c

iu oar 1 or . . . PALMOLIVE TIOLET SOAP 3 bars for SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP 3 bars for

COFFEE AND TEA

I Try one pound of Andree's Templar

Brand Coffee. Regular AKn 55c seller, per lb

! FANCY COFFEE AC

Independent brand, per lb. . SINCERITY COFFEE CC65c seller, oer lb JJl PET AND SINCERITY MILK H r ' Tall can 14c; baby can

65c

25c 20c

Van Camp's Products Are of Best Quality Try an Assortment We Handle the Best of Fresh Meats GOLD MEDAL AND PILLSBURY FLOUR - Vs hbl $1.S2 - i4 bbL $3.60

FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY

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Member Federal Reserve System Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 To Railroad Men Why not let your back pay be of use to you? It will start a savings account for you at this bank or- increase your account, if you have one here. This money can be used to build up a cash reserve for you, or perhaps be employed to make the first payment on a home. We invite you to put your money to work for you at this bank. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Open Friday Evenings 6:00 to 8:00 p. m.

DIRECTORS

WALTER J. RILEY W. R. DIAMOND

WALTER SPENCER

A. M. KELLY

C. A. WESTBERG JOHN CARROLL JOHN J. BLOCK

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;Capital and Surplus $110,000.00

liier irst State 1 rust

and Savings Bank 137th and CEDAR STREETS INDIANA HARBOR

Young Women and Their Savings The girl who Has a savings account and who has added to it steadily will realize the value of her thrift when she becomes engaged. She has r-ady money for her trousseau, perhaps some left over to help make a payment on a home or a balance which makes a tidy bank account in itself. The First State Trust and Savings Bank invites the accounts of young women. Every young woman who gets a pay check has an opportunity to save.

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