Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 97, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1917 — Page 9

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J' nit 151 Market aterday Hammond, Ind. I 181 East State Street. , tee! Specials For Saturday, October 13th 1 SELECT BRAND HAMS, genuine sugar cured, lb. SPECIAL BRAND SMOKED HAMS, whole or half, lb PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, 'V Jf 1 " ' " ".V lb PRIME NATIVE SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb 4 3

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Choice Cut Native Sir- Good Sugar Cured Boilloin Steak, lb 24 ing Bacon, lb ..... . 28 Prime Native Rib Roast M. Ham, Berlin or Veal of Beef, lb 18 Sausage, lb 25 Fresh Tender Boiling Er?-sl? Jrankfu?uerI Beef, lb 12y2 Polish Sausage, lb. 20 Milk Fed Native Veal, Special Brand Boiled leg or loin, lb ... . 23y2 Mam lt , , T. . 7 Downey's Delight, the Milk Fed Veal, Breast best butterine Shurned, or Shoulder, lb 20 321 Fresh Cut Veal or Lamb Swift's Shortening, betChops, lb 25c ter than lard, lb.. .22? Genuine Spring Lamb, Libby's Superior Chow hind quarter, lb. . .25 Chow, per qt 30 Fresh Liver, sliced to Libby's Sweet Mixed order, lb 10 Pickles, per qt 35

Looks like fur, but it isn't. This striking turban of dark crimson velvet is banded tog-ether with brown and cream colored uncurled ostrich feathers. The standing quill is also an ostrich feather, undipped. The turban is certainly unique and pretty. It gives the wearer that chic dashing appearance that is so hard to obtain without in many cases using freak clothes and hats.

NEW HOME MADE SAUER KRAUT, per qt. . 10

Butter.

Fresh Dressed Chickens.

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Independent Market Company

181 East State Street.

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All signs may fail lu wet weather, and by the name token all conditlon-i change in war time. There have been

people who objected to clouDie taxation, but tow taxation is Ruins' to Ik played three different ways tor their benefit. Take the owner of an automobile, for instance. Every Lake county man or woman who owns a motor car l.i required to list thf car for taxation

v.hon the townehip assessor tomes , around In the spring. That in one form of taxation. The san.c owner1 must apply for a state ll-r.se and pay the fe. That la the second form of taxation. Now comes the war tax and one of the provisions of the bill I;that every motor car owner must pay the goyernment a certain percentage of the original cost price of the car. Thus the third fenn of taxation hit'j th" automobile u?er. Many Lrfike county farmers will he hit bv a form of double taxation in

connection with the new war taxoj. ' The tax bill provides for income and ! excess profit tnxe. These provisions have been pretty generally explained ;

This is one of the famous Simmons Steel Bed.?, finished in Yernis Martin or white enamel. Has large top mount and posts, xact size ot which is .shown in illustration. This bed alone would be au excellent value at the pruV atkud for complete outfit. See this outfit and judge for yourself.

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The spring included in this outfit has angle iron frame, well made. The mattress is heavy, has 6 inch box edge and cotton top. The spring and mattre;.s together with this Simmons steel bed. make this outfit o:ie of unusual value, and it would be to your advantage to see it.

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go to any store. pHce ;t bed. ,,f this size and Simmons' guaranteed, price the fprinp and' mattrcs aIo. then cot'-.p-ire our bed, spring and i,iattre--s. Jud.ce tor yursrlt' win tbet our outfit is the greatest value ever otfered.

Saturday Only . This ale will start at 8 o'clock Saturday morning and will cud at 9 o'clock that nifrot. It will be impossible to buy this outfit at this price on any day other than Saturday. So go 1 any of otr four stores and inspect th;-. bed, for it is greatly to vour advantage to do so.

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A few good bargains in used, now and shopworn pianos remain unsold, and to clear our floor of these, we will offer a special cut price on each one. Make your selection now as this sale will close next tVednesday, Oct. 17th.

KING PIANO, large size, oak, oily , VOIGHT PIANO, large size, mahogany, only WOODWARD PIANO, full size, mahogany, only STRAUBE PIANO, like new, mahogany, old OVERTON PIANO, new, large oak, only CLOUGH & WARREN PIANO, mahogany, only

.$ 712 .$ 8.) S132 3220 $197 $135

Every new piano, including Behr Bros., Francis Bacon, Brambach, Irvington, Geo. P. Gross, Straube, Hammond, etc., will be sold at prices that are cut to move them. Come, expecting to buy a piano at almost your own price and on terms that you can afford to enjoy gopd music in your home.

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.Ml fclnglo mi ll who hnve frios.s in-i comes of $1.0' or more ir.ust pay in-: cmie tax. All married men whose cross Incomes run to 2."f.O must pay an inrorn tax. Th" people should understand et once that they are not.

allowed to make any deduction ior their livint expense. Tf a married mon receives as mneli as $2,00 during a jear lie must rnnko a tax r-r-turn II may have to spend all of what lie tonkoo'nn Ins family, ut he will havo

a federal tax to pay J'ist the same. An additional tax is provided for a!l

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ii-.'-liidB lav.-ycrs. phynicians, dentists, farmers. salaried men and others who have no real business of their own. There are many IviUe county far-

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jf!.ftr,. in a year will hsve to pay 8 per cut on all over that. Many farmers have been calling at the various banks in the county d irini? the past few days, making inquiry ,iK,ut the provisions of the federal lax

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1NPIANAPOL.1S. Oct. 11. There is a case on trial in ihe oiurt at Aniersoii. .vluch may have the efitr-t of breaking the monopoly which Pi l!aih-r Asphalt Company lias on t iu; a.-:.:itl pa-

. jn business in many or tlie eities i ln'"Uld br,n ...hi,, t,i r...1-.H Fn.l V;ivne.

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income tax on a'l ... . ' . l and swveral Lake county cities.

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PHONE 631.

MADAME MELBA WEARS OLD CLOTHES CHICAOO, Oct. 12. CUp this out anfl show it to yonr wife. Madame NeUle Melta, famoti prima donaa, has not bought a new tvx la two years WTafs more, her entire wardrobe practically centrists of last year's clothes made ovar. It's the result of her Idea of helping1 win the wax by cutting- ont extravagance. Twenty-five dollar shoes, SlOO hrts and 1,000 fv.rs are "boosts for the kaiser," declares Mms. Nellie. "Xt as use last gear's clothes and look as pretty as we can."

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philt p-'ivinff are so drawn a? to pre

vent bidders from bidding' on any kmci of asphalt bu. Trinidad or Hermudez, boili of which are produced by the Earber Aphalt Company. It might be explained, however, that specifications at Fort Wayne permit the use of Trinidad. Bermuiifz and California asphalt, but lone hauls rnd lii?h freight chart'-s kep California asphalt from hems brought to Fori Wayne for competition, and therefore the Barber company's monopoly is effective.

Some time ago the county commissioners of Madison county let a contract for ravin n a road to a paving compar.y at a bid $,o00 hi she r than the low bid of another contractor, and the taxpayers of the county brought on injunction suit to prevent the commissioners from awarding: the contract. It is alleged that the commissioners were influenced by politics to sive the job to a polities! favorite whose bid ivi:s higher than, the bid of the other company. The successful bidder proposes to u?e Trinidad asphalt, while the low bidder proposed to use another brand.

It is said that if the Injunction is jfra.ii ted by the court it will prove to be- 'the i ening wedjte that will op-n up I the asphn'.t paviiur buPiie'-ss in i;.iiana to r til competitive bidding, and I fcie all kinds of material a chance

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