Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 209, Hammond, Lake County, 23 February 1912 — Page 4

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Fridav, Feb. 23, 1912.

THE -TIMES NEWSPAPERS

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lishing Company.

counties, subject to the decision ot the

Republican Judicial convention.

J. A. PATTERSON.

The La lets County Times, dally except Sunday, ''entered as second-class mat-

ter June 23, 1906"; The Lake . County

Times, dally except Saturday and Sun

day, entered Feb. 3. 1911; The Gary

Editor Times-. Please announce that!

I am a candidate for the office of Prosecuting- Attorney of the Thirty-

first Judicial restrict, subject to the!

rill of the Republican Judicial con

vention. W. F. HODGES.

Pflr FOR THE I EMr jDAYl

FOR AlDlTOtt.

Editor Times: I desire to announce

Evening Times, dally except Sunday, I that I am a candidate for the Republic

entered Oct. 6, 1909; The Lak County I can nomination for County Auditor, Times, Saturday ana weekly edition. subject to the decision of the Republl-

entered Jan. 30, 1911; The Times, daily I can primaries. The support and as-

except Sunday, entered Jan. 15, 1912. At j sistance of the Republican voters of

the post of flee at Hammond, Indiana, I Lake country are respectfully solicited.

all under the act of March 3. 187f.

Entered at the Postofncei. Hammond.

Ind.. as second-class matter.

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(Signed) JOHN A. BREXNAN, Garv. Jno.

PUBLICATION OFFICES, Hammond Building. Hammond.

Ind.

Editor Time: You are hereby au

thorized to announce that I am a can

didate for the Republican nomination

for Auditor of Lake county, and I ask the support of the Republican voters of Lake county at the primaries to be

held March 29.

ALEXANDER JAMIESON.

WHAT THE CHIMXKI' SANG.

Ow the chimney the might wind aams

And chanted a melody no one knew.

And the Woman stopped, as her babe

be toaedt And thought of the one she had long aloe lost,

And said, as her tear-drops back she

forced-. 'I bate the wind In the chimney" r s

Over the chimney the night wind sans

And chanted at melody no one knew;

And the children said, aa they closer

drew, " "Tl some witch that la cleaving black night through:

Tla a fairy trtimpt that jnat then blew

And we fear the wind In tbt chimney."

TELEPHONES,

Hammond (private exchange) Ill

(Call for department wanted.)

DIegel, sergeant-at-arms of the J

senate ,was convicted, largely upon t the evidence which was secured by!

means of the dictograph. Of course, hla attorneys attacked the validity of such evidence. But DIegel will have to go to the penitentiary, and several members of the legislature who were indicted with him will be brought to trial at once. There was no reason why the Su

preme Court should have been called upon to render a decision in the matter. The case against DIegel was clear and the evidence was conclusive. But attorneys who undertake to defend criminals may always be expected to hunt for every possible means of escape for their clients,

whatever the cost to the public may be. Evidence secured by means of

the telephone and telegraph has in the past been attacked, and it may be assumed that the validity of evidence which shall in the future be secured

Over the chimney the night wind san I by means of new inventions will in-

And chanted a melody no one knewi variably be questioned by "techni-

HUE A Rl BY R U B E

FOR RECORDER.

Editor Times: You are authorised to

And the Man, as he aat on hla hearth

below,

Said to hiraself, "It will surely snow,

I announce that I am a candidate on the I -4nd " is deary and wages low.

cal" lawyers. It is this which makes a farce of bo much of our criminal

law. Chicago Record-Herald.

Gary Office Tel. 137

East Chicago Office Tel. 478-R

Indiana Harbor Tel. 5i0-R

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Crown Point TeL 63

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If you have any trouble getting The Times notify the nearest office and

have it promptly remedied.

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THAN ' ANY OTHER TWO NEWSPAPERS IN THE CALUMET REGION.

ANONYMOUS communications will not be noticed, but others -wilt be printed at discretion, and should be addressed to The Editor. Times, Ham

mond, Ind.

Republican ticket for Recorder of Lake

county, subject to the will of the Re

publican primaries, and I ask the sup

port ot the voters.

EEWAR1 C. GLOVER.

Editor Times: Please announce to

the voters of Lake county that I will

be at candidate for Recorder ot Lake

! county on the Republican . ticket, sub-

! ect to the decision of the Republican

, primaries, April 5

x. H. W. JOHNSON.

And III stop the leak In the rhlni-1

Over the chimney the nlarbt wind saas

And chanted n melody no ose knew, I

Bat the Poet listened and smiled, (or he

AVas the man, and woman, and child,

all three.

And aaldi "It Is God's own harmony

This wind we hear In the cklmney. Bret Harte.

THOUGHT ENERGY.

The world over, mens' minds are

In a conscious state just about 16

AFTER all the storm wasn't so bad. WHAT has become of those Jubilant

souis -who were twanging spring

cnants on their harps last Sunday?

AND to think of it! On the day of the

Dig storm The Times ran a picture of the latest in bathing suits. This Is

nearly as vexing as having a bottle of

fcJUd without an opener.

TO show you that women do change

their minds, out in Seattle, where they

nave votes, for the ladies and the re

call proposition, they have re-called to

office the mayor whom they re-called

rrom office a few months ago.

A LOT of statesmen who failed to

land Jobs from Mr. Taft have taken

higrH berths In the Roosevelt commit

tee. GARV COUNCIL VAUDEVILLE.

Mls-iss-ter May-o-oor," screamed Al

derman Castleman as he sent a stream of BattleAxe over Alderman Feuer's bald top piece, thereby causing: that

statesman to take out his handkerchief

to mop away the spray. 'I tell yew

met the pe-pull'a rights must be kun

served. Therfur Mls-iss-ter Mav

I move yew thet the nrloe nf hor k

The Day in HISTORY

Canadian metropolis, February 23, 1841. After completing his education at Ste. Marie College he embarked upon a mercantile careen In this he was tmlnently successful, becoming one of the foremost paper manufacturers in tht Dominion, with large interests In many other industrial and financial en-

THIS DATE IN HISTORY" I "rnBe5- -Mr. ttauana was mayor or

j Montreal rrom 1876 to 1879 and later l eoraarr -3- 'served as a membpr nf th fitv muii.

179S Napoleon Bonaparte appointed cll. He Is one of th irovernora of

commander of the French army in Laval University and a former preslItaIy dent of the Canadian Manufacturers' 1799 U. s. Congress nassed the first I Associat ion.

general Quarantine act.

1821 John Keats, the great KngHah poet, died. Born In 1796. 1822 Boston incorporated as a city. 1827 Authorship of the Waverly

Congratulations to: Margaretta Wade Deland, well known as a writer of novels, 53 year3 old today.

Bishop John N. Vincent of the

novels acknowledged by Sir Walter Mtthodlst Episcopal church, famous ai

HCOtl.

184a Alonzo Potter consecrated Pro- :

testant Episcopal bishop of Penn-

I the founder of the Chautauqua move ' - . OA 1 .1

mcuv, ov . a j urn tuuay.

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Editor Tims: You are authorised to

announce that I am a candidate on the

Republican ticket for Recorder of Lake

county, subject to the will of the Re-

publican primaries, and I ask the sup

port f the votera.

W. A. JORDAN.

COMMISSIONER, FIRST DISTRICT.

Editor Times: Please state that I

will be a candidate for renominatlon

to the of flea of County Commissioner

from the first district, subject to the! The bulliest of bully times. All the

soreheads and sexes. The elevator

boys don't conceal their proud belief that in spite of Brownsville the Colonel is the hope of their race and

a liberal tipper. The regiment of stenographers rejoices in the states

man, warrior and fictionlst whose eloquent lips never rest from dicta

tion; if the world were all stenog

raphers he would keep them all

working overtime.

Halcyon and vociferous time!

nours a aay ;ana to oe in a conscious i ro-aoocea and I therfur redooce the state means to be thlnkine. liquor licenses from $500 to $200. The

Wise and ignorant, active and ?u" " WI be saved win go bac 1 tO tflA r-nill I n mi that -w ill mwm.- hi..

lazy, all minds are alke In this one they used to, a big schoo-ner fer a respect .that they are RECEIVING nickel. With these few remarks I conIMPRESSIONS during EVERY SEC- clude wlat I hev to say."

jviee-steer Knottses," answered Al-

OND that they are wake.

But here the likeness ceases

sylvan ia.

1847 Twenty thousand Mexicans under Santa Anna defeated by 5,000 Americans under Gen. Taylor in battle of Buena Vista, 1861 -Abraham Lincoln, Presidentelect, reached Washington In safety amid mnny rumors of peril. 1862 Nashvillt taken by the Federals.

1863 Captains Speke and Grant announced the discovery of a source of the Nile in Lake Victoria Nyanza. 1 1902 Miss Ellen M. Etone and Mme. ' Tsilka released by Macedonian brigands upon the payment of a : large ransom. I 1911 Quanah Parker, chief of the

Comanche Indians, died Lawton, Okla.

"THIS IS MTf T1ST BIRTHDAY" Jean D. Roll and. Jean D. Rolland, member of the

Legislative Council of Quebec and prominent for many years in the municipal life of Montreal, was born in the

Some

men are receiving impressions that

fasten themselves DEEP and FIRM LY, and others barely allow an ira

pression of any sort to more than

enter the FRINGE OF CONSCIOUS

NESS. '

derman Simiasko, "I second deese demned motions."

As Items of municipal progress we

might mention that Chicago is to have

a $100,000,000 subway, and East Gary is

soon to dedicate Its new town hall.

OVER in Gary a negro stole a cheap

sewing machine and got ninety days in

Jail. A white politician stolen JS0.OO0.

Republican nominating convention.

RICHARD SCHAAF. SR.

TO CANDIDATES.

Article In the Interest of candi

dates tmt ofneo will mot be prtated

In The Ttmea oxeent at resrnlac ad

vertising rate.

FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Editor Times: Please announce to

'the voters of Lake county that I am a

candidate for renominatlon to the office

fof County Surveyor, subject to the will

of the Republican primaries.

RAY SEELT.

Political Announcements

FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

CALL FOR REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

- To. the. Republicans oX Lak County,

.Indiana, and to those who desire to eo

operate with the-m:

The Republicans of Lake County

will meet In their respective town

ships, at the respective places desig

nated below on the 8th day of March, 1912, at 7:30 p. m. In mass conventions.

for the purpose of selecting delegates to the Joint Judicial Convention of

Lake and Porter Counties, Indiana, the delegates so selected will meet In the city of Valparaiso, Indiana, on Saturday, the 9th day of March, 1912, at 1:30

Editor Ttmte: Please announce in

the columns of your paper that I will

be a candidate for renominatlon to the County Treasurershlp, subject to the

JUDICIAL! decision of tha Republican nominating

convention, March 30. ' , ALBERT J. SWANSON.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Abbotts are aglow; the whole trlb9

of Howlands beams with prosperity

The morning papers are glorious

with the names of the visiting breth

ern, Somehow or other the callers

on political business seem to be sub

stantially the same. So It is all over

the country. Brother Amos,, Brother Gifford ..Brother Jimmy, Medil

McCormlck, Moses, Clapp, J. M. I-

Crank, George Record, the -ight

little Governors and the rest of the troop. What mighty travels, how many revolutions, what beautiful

clinging enhusiasma!

So in boyhood's happy days we

used to behold... from the gallery

Texas Jack, the Hon. J. B. Oma

hundro and Mile. Morlacchi. if

BIG MEN constantly thing BIG Sa church and charity a hundred and

THOUGHTS, and Lilliputians are ,B "ow r w the autp catalogs

more afraid of big thought than a . ,V ? and 'CoU,31 Serpent,'

i iume xienry v aiierson now Nubian is of spooks. that ne nt r

I ' " - - " V J - T V 4 XI V 1 V H

When your mind IS full of Dills or son. We heard the same thing when

fare, the haber-dashery, the latest IMarse Homer fell out with Governor murder, race-track news, batting av- Tom Knotts when tn" city printing

... . , went over the wall era cps .and tn pract Irinsfiiairn rnn I

used when vou asked the station " mcago 74 years usea, wnen you asnea tne station an old man k,ed hlmself Tne chance3 agent how late the So-and-So train are that he realized how long he had was when you were going from Gary lived in Chicago and at once grew re-

tn Mamtnnnd nn the rtnv nf th hlir.- morseful about it.

LATE STORM NEWS.

uur proofreader showed up this

morning. He fell in a drift near the Hammond brewery.

HENNERY COLDBOTTLE waa

effectiveness of your conscious state I stranded between the Gary hotel buffet

13 limited by the law of diminishing D'nnno1- iiennery nad a re

zard, a really GOOD-SIZED thought

will scare you to death.

You have no time for it. Your 16

hours are already full, and the

HEAD CHEESE POISONS SIX. Six persons in two families of Terre Haute nearly died from eating head cheese bought at the Boyll meat market. In -West Main street. Boyll paid a fine, but insists the wholesaler should be prosecuted. He is not certain, however, from whom he procured the particular lot of head cheese. A sample of the meat was sent to the state board of health. Recently after retailers had been convicted for selling eggs under misrepresentation, the big dealers and storage people escaped by dilatory tactics in the courts. BLOOD POISONED IN OPERATION. Morton L. Hunt, of Wlnchtester, age

thirty-one, died yesterday morning, of blood poisoning, contracted while performing a surgical operation. He was a brother of State Senator B. S. Hunt, of Maryland, and was the second doctor

in Indiana to discover a case pellagra.

of

ARE YOU READING THE TIMES f

IKI

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returns until you eventually get

nothing back. And if you escape the microbes till you hair ia white or

gone, you are sentenced to inv

Editor Times: Will you announce I memory holds her seat, the pioneer's

that I am a candidate for representa- daughter, appropriately clad in lace

petticoats and diamond rings, and

tlve of .Lake county on the Republican

ticket, subject to the will of the con

vention? J. W. BELSHAW.

Lowell, Ind.

FOR CORONER.

awaiting the onset of the red men.

One by one those bad Indians were

made good, scalped, thrown off the stage, right, to appear on the stage.

t iMiuor iimes: Please announce tnati leic, ana De scaipea again.

1 win oe a candidate tor renominatlon 1 va thlnV rf ttir,u flvo cW ni,.

lief cargo on board and lost his port 1 lights. '

HY BALL and Bud Wyser were out

In the storm a good deal, and to avoid windy corners, they went in the side

patience, petulance and senility, be-door and came out the front door and cause you have NOTHING WORTH mg ' J d00rs weren,t on drag

WHILE to think about. . t .

T. . . .. . , . . I avM. "UlliHl Hill, SUPPOSE. It is as easy to think big thoughts! Krom 4ne Valpo Vidette.

as little ones .and'pays bigger divi-J "Bert Pfleffer and Jake Kimble were dends. The main difference between jin "ooart (?) Saturday night. What's

the hard worker who succeeds and 1 great attracti". rr' the one veho has to fall back on his olR DA1LV SHORT STORY-

grandson for support is usually in LJhefl.yo'Jnsr ,Sniltfh T g,;aduated vl" '1 from Valpo unlversitv th nrt fniir

p. m.. for the purpose of nominating a for the offlce of County Coron gub. I ""'"""''"T " . tv tne Blze of hi9 thoughts during 40 down at "Evansvi ie decided to let him candidate for the office of Prosecuting JeCt to the wI11 of the RepuDllcan numeraries so zealous in their work. Qf hourg llflZ ctlr Smith was

Attorney ot tne dist juaiciai circuit 01 1 nominatlng convention, March 29.

the btate or maiana. j dr. FRANK SMITH. Ropresentatlon in said convent;'-- .

will be upon the basis of one deleg . -. ' Vndr6n alternate delegate for eaelj two hundred votes cast for the Honorable Ottis E. Gulley for Secretary of State at the November election, 1910, and one delegate and one alternate for each additional fraction of one hundred votps or more cast as aforesaid and apportioned to the several townships of Iake County as follows: Delegates. Alternates.

FOR SHERIFF.

Editor, Times:

Please announce that I will h a can

didate for sheriff of Lake county, sub

ject to the decision of the republican

ounty convention. WM. KUNERT.

Toiinston, Ind.

Tioss Township Cen.ter Township St. John Township.. Hanover Township. , Cedar Creek . . . . t West Creek........ Kale Creek....... Winfteld North

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Editor Timks: 1 take this means to

advise the Republicans of Lake county

that I am a candidat for the office of

Sheriff, subject to the wishes of the

Republican county nominating convention, and respectfully solicit their sup

port if they find that my work for the

party In the past Is worthy of consideration. HENRY WHITAXER.

The places of meeting in said mass

conventions in the several townships of

county shall be as follows:

North Township Ilessville School-

Hammond Huehn's Hall.

East Chicago Cohen Opera House,

Indiana Harbor. W hiting City Hall.

"-Calumet Township Griffith Town

Hall. Gary Binzenhoft Hall. Ross Township Merrlllville. St. John Township Dyer. Canter Township Court House.

West Creek Township Lake Prarie,

Cedar Creek Township Lowell Town

Hall.

Eagle Creek and Wlnfleld Township

LeRoy Schoolhouse.

Hobart Township Stratton's Opera

House. , ' Hanover Township Brunswick. CIIAS. JOHNSON, Chairman. VERNON M'GIRR. Secretary,

FOR PROSECliTINO ATTORNEY.

Editor, TimEs: "i am a candidate for

the Republican nomination for' the of

flee of . Prosecuting Attorney of the

Thirty-first Judicial Circuit of th

State of Indiana, comprised of Lake and Porter Counties, subject to the will

of the " nominating convention. RALPH W. ROSa

Editor Times: Please announce that

I am a candidate for Prosecuting At

torney for the Thirty-first Judlcla

District, comprising Lake and Porter

so often reappearing, when we see

the same faces and hear the same !

voices in this farce of "Waiting for the People's Call." The little coterie

makes a monstrous hullabaloo. Mr.

Taft keeps getting delegates. And j

the prudent Hon. William B. How-

land gets, we hope and believe, the circulation. Meanwhile his contract with the pillar of the people's hope

is not, we take it, subject to the re

call. New York Sun.

Editor Times: Please announce to

my friends over Lake county that I

arn a candidate for the republican

nomination for Sheriff, and that I ask

their support at the Republican coun

ty convention, whose date is to be an nounced later.

FRED FRIEDLEY.

COMMISSIONEB D DISTRICT.

Editor Times: You are authorized to

announce that I will be a candidate for

the Republican renominatlon to the of

fice of County Commissioner from the

Second district, subject to the wishes

of the Republican primaries on March

28. LEVI HUTTON.

LIKE TILE STORM. The big storm the other day re

mind us of the way justice Is administered In Lake county. When some

expose comes there is a lot of blow

ing, flurrying and noise. The pe-pull

think that it is just aw-full. Then it gradually grows calmer and finally

the sunshine of April comes forth

and melts the snows of February in

less time than it takes to tell. In

few days tne snow, tne only re

minder of the storm, is gotten out o

the way and the only thing that, re

Inlnds us of the big wind is otd Copies

of the newspapers that you find

around and the inevitable aftermath

the bills'.

ON THE RESCALPING OF INDIANS

There is a continual procession to

the Temple of Truth on Fourth ave

nue. The elevators groan with th'ei

freight of sociologists, "highbrows

A SUGGESTION. Ottawa, Ont., Feb. 23. The postmaster general has completed arrangements to send a news summary of 1,000 vords to the inhabitants of the Magdalen islands bywireless every Saturday, to be read In the churches of the Islands Sunday. The Magdalen islands are

an Isolated group near the Gulf of

St. Lawrence, fifty-four miles west

of Cape Breton and 100 southwest

of Newfoundland. The population

is less than 400.

Such was the dispatch that raced

Asellins: Plan that will work with undecided whether to go to Brazil.

five customers out of a possible 100 A,,aska' ,sMh Afrlca Gary, or some I Ot riff iron tit! fmintfw iris.iM v.

Will usually work With 50 OUt Of a chose Garv an arrive tw

thousand but some men can't think His college training got him a Job beyond the hundred. Apian fortwoln the steel mills tending clockhouse

months ahead may require aa much 5ourteen huri a y at 15 cents an , . . hour. He lived at the y. M. C. A., and cerebration as a 20-year program. arter he had pald what biUs h; h;d fQ but the epicene can't figure in any- and staved off the rest he managed to

thing larger than 60-day units; and Put a dollar a week away in the postal many a George the Third has lost savnss bank. half a continent because he couMn't ? nL,e' W want

get his mind off of a two-penny tax this full name, left a girl behind him

in Evansville. Of course, she went

when he left civilization, but now and

A IAT,f l.l..nrlr nonnl. rIV 1 ""J- i"vc, t lJlc SpafKieF

1 I on the fourth flnnrer of hr lft hum

a stack of money haven't found time and sadly told friends that Resrsv had

to clean off their walks yet. Havel gone to the far north to become a Gary

you ever noticed that It is the pooror a Gibson.

rur awime mey wrote flauv. then

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SOAP U. S. Mail, for Saturday only, with

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Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed 4 f tf

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man who keeps his sidewalk clean of

snow?

THAT is an excellent idea propos

ed at Indianapolis to have the

name of the owners of a house used

along the telegraph wires at press por immoral purposes posted on the! damsel Bhe was a waitress in the Bin-

front of the house.

semi-weekly, then semi-monthly, and 1

spring came again and the Ice in the

Ohio was melting and they were hardly

writing at all. In the meantime Reggy, being faithful and a good ball play

er, was promoted to 16 cents an hour.

so that he couia play with the steel

works team. Ere long he met another

rates the day before yesterday.

Why can't our postmaster general

cut out this fussing around delaying

exchanges and other good mail and

try his hand at something useful?

Think what a boon it would be if the

good people in the remote parts of

the Porter county veldt or the Newton county everglades below the

Kankakee were to'have the wireleai service. Instead of waiting for the weekly, coming four or five days late as it does now, they could learn from

the pulpit what Alderman Castleman Is doing, Tom iknotts progress to

ward the statehouse, whether Gov

znhof and . in due time ha foirot 1

Mary and was only reminded of her when an Evansville brewery wagon

rolled down Broadway.

IF some of these people would only The waitress was a stunner, and ev-

quit seeing robins but would shovel j ery tim that she alked down the aisle

the snow off their walks what a nice

world it would be.

YOU can always tell when a girl

considers herself good looking she

wears overshoes and isn't ashamed of it.

WHAT makes it so hard for some men to be a good husband is that

einor Marshall has saved the necks they are so satisfied and cock sure

of any more dark throats and other salient happenings of interest. .

DICT0GEAPH EVIDENCE UPHELD. The validity of dictograph evidence has been upheld by, the Supreme Court of Ohio. Last spring the Burns Detective Agency was called upon for assistance in an effort to secure evidence against bribers in the Ohio legislature an dthe dictograph was brought into use. A number of indictments resulted and

that they are.

MEMBERS of the Society For the Prevention of Squdge should hold their annual convention now.

SOME of these divorce rumors are as interesting as the wash on the

line.

AUNT Delia is really confident that

Will will be renominated. Delia could

gamble on that.

at the Orpheum 400 pair of male eyes

didn't rest on the stage. Mary at home cried her eyesj out, and soon another suitor name along.

But dear reader this story isn't going to end like any Hudyard Kipling's yarns, llary didn't marry number two, and Reggy didn't settle down with the waitress. Bye and bye he was appointed a de

partment head at two-fifty a day, and while this isn't much, it is large as wages 'go In Gary, and by the time

autumn came they had a two-room flat and were paying out thirty a month to

a greedy landlord. But they were

happy.

And the waitress? Oh, she snubbed

Reggy long ago. That's how he came

to make Mary Mrs. Smith so soon. VTHAT with Tom Taggart, Tom Mar

shall, Tom Knotts, Tom O'Connell, Tom Dean and a few other Toms In the day

time and torn cats at night it is no

wonder that the average man has

arterio-sclerosisi.

WE read from a Porter county paper I that "Albert Johnts butchered his hogs j

find is now living on the fat of the j

, lana. ne cunc?s are inai Aioeri will sell the ears, toes, tails and scraps to the Hammond Glue works or some ksausag works.

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Smder's Famous Tomato

Catsup, 25c bottle.

HAMS Oscar Mayer's Celebrated Sugar Cured,

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dozen large cans, 93c; per can 8c; f dozen small cans, 45c; per can. . .nrC

Argo Gloss Starch, lip 3 large packages. ..lib

Rex, Fort Dearborn or Karo Syrup, 1 Qr

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Hand Picked Navy Beans, 3 pounds 1 7a

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Fashion Brand Sugar Corn, 7ln

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COOKIES An extra nne assortment, Special for Saturday, per pound. . . . . .

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Rumford's Baking Pow

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Easy Jell, 1 package and 1 Sherbet Glass Qft only. . . 1 Ou Japan Style Head Rice, 8c kind, H 3 pounds ..... T I u Magpie Brand Red Salmon

1-pound tall can

20c 0c

Saturday Candy Specials

All our regular 40c Hand Dipped Chocolates with nut and whipped cream centers, , QRr per pound aCvl Assorted Cocoanut Bon

Bons, regular 20e value, per lb .

Salted Peanuts, new crop, choice Virginia, ft per Bound lU

10c

Large Soft Gum Drops, regular 25c value, special for Saturday, A fg per pound. ....... . Jj New Fudges and Peanut Brittle, 1 ft per lb. ...... ...... I UG Fresh Marshmellow Squares, for Sat- lCn urday, per lb t I 3C

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