Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 307, Hammond, Lake County, 12 June 1919 — Page 12

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THE TIMES. Thursday. June 12. VJY.K

MANY GERMANS WANT EX-KAISER T

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CXWIasIva CaH to the Z. N. S. from the London Sally Express.) E :RLIX. June ?. VIA LONDON, Jur. .10. Strong efforts are being maie In O .rrr.any to secure the return of thj forn jr kaiser just as the French, main!.- the military forces, sought tha return c Napoleon the First.

.Many serious people In Germany hands on him, should Holland rfuse ex

earnestly hope that the entente win , tradition

menace of war,

hero also. The pan-Germans have reduobled their efforts since recent reports in British and French newspapers say that unless Germany accepts the entente's demand for deliverance of the ex-em

peror for trial there is no way to lay

prevT.t t.ie ex-kaiser's return to Germany to save the world from further t . .

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Belgium, having a king, is not anxious to prosecute nor execute a member of: royalty, for it is feared that it might ! encourage the kaiser's followers, whose ! supporters are reported to be astound- j ingly large. j More proof that Germany is hopeless j Is that she will never learn not t.- i exaggerate the kaiser. He probably would bo cheered by millions if he returned today. I Recognition of the dangers which; would attend the deliverance of the ex-I kaiser lis with the present government. ! "While the pan-Germans are redoubling; their efforts it is remarkable to no;ej that even the Socialist members of the!

cabinet are opposed to the deliverance of the former kaiser. The exit-ting conditions of the present German government are not rleasant. A majority of the officers are royalists

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We Are Closing Out All Our Blue Serge and Wool Capes, Nicely Made, Regular Value $ 1 3.00, for . . . : . . . :

All Our $20.00 Capes for $10.00 One Lot Dolmans, wool velours and poplins, all lined, nicely made, regular value $30.00 for , . . $17.00 One lot Suits, regular vals. $25 and $30 for $10 One lot Coats, all shades, regular $20 val. for $12 One lot Skirts in checks and poplin, beautifully

made, regukr value $6.00 for . . .

One Lot Silk Dresses $20 val $15 We carry a large line of Ladies' and Children's Gingham Dresses that we are offering at a great reduction in

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Ladies' Hat

To Close Out Our Hats We Are For the 2 Days' Special Sale at Offering All Our $3.50 and $5

White

Gulden's Straw Hats All Colors, Reg. Val. $3.00 For $1.50 Also a Large Line of Washable Hats at Reasonable Prices.

Children's Coats Blue Serge and Poplins, Sizes 2 to 6, Regular Values $5.50 For . . $3.50 Sizes 6 to 1 4, Reg. Val. $9 For $5.98

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and are agrltatlng secretly. Circulars are being- distributed openly demanding the return of "Wilhelm. The most effective agitators In behalf of the socalled "uncrowned king of Prussia" are the Provincial Councillors of the d regime. They are taking advantage of agricultural meetings and public asemblles In

the rural regions to press their propaganda. The country clearly haa also ben enlisted In this campaign and are producing -writings to show the "pece loving propensities" of Wilrrelm's life.

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The Times want ads bring astonishing results if their users are to be believed.

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143 State Street Friday and Saturday; June 13th and 14th Bring Your Baskets and Shopping Bags as These Prices are for TWO DAYS ONLY WE LEAD IN PRICES, OTHERS TRY TO FOLLOW. Speciai Prices in Case Lots.

Sugar All you want . . .

10c

Brag Soap, 10 bars 49 Large Can Milk. ...... 13 Large Can Pork and Beans, three ... 25$ 3 lb. can Best Pumpkin. .8 Sweet Sugar Corn 15 Early June Peas 14 Eagle Milk 20 Malted Milk .... . . .39 Oil Sardines 8p Rice and Milk, 3 25 Snider 's Catsup 25 Large Jar Jam 20c Large Bottle Catsup. . .15 Horse Radish 8 2 lb. Can Fancy Tomatoes 12 3 lb. can Corn Beef and cabbage 1G& 1 lb. can Rumford Baking Powder 27 Fancy Cookies, lb 25

Best Farm Eggs, fresh

Grandma Powder

Karo Syrup 13 Our Leadei Coffee 32$ O. G. Blench.. ......... 35 Best Peaberry 37 Roasted Barley 10 Tetley Teas, i lb 15 Try Our Teas 50 Downey Xut Margarine 32 Navy Beans 10 Scotch Peas H Black Eye Peas .10 Uncle Jerry Pancake. . .10 Large Jar Pure Honey 25 Jap Cleanser, 3 cans . . . 10 Special String Beans, 2 lb. can 15tf 3 lb. can Apricots 30 C 3 large rolls Toilet Paper 10

Best Salt Butter.

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U. S. Mail Soap 10. . .49

THIS WAS A OFF DAT Ruth Roland. "The T'-ger's Trail." her serial for Pathe had a day off the ether day, so ehe challenged her friend Illlian Walker to a s-am-? of grolf. Here

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ORPHEUM THEATER BUILDING 150-152 State St. Hammond A Store of Quality

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FOR Bl'TH AND I.1LLIAV. they are returning from the Brent-ood

Goif club at Los Angeles. P.uth claims I

fhe won the match, but Lillian is a good loser. Judging from her smile 8nd dimple?.

Qt. Jar Dill Pickles 15 Sycamore Creamery . . . 53 Iowa Creamery 55 Wisconsin Creamery. . .38i XXXX Creamery 40$ Solid Gold 48 Pure Peanut Butter. ..20$ Fresh Cottage Cheese. .10 Brick Cheese 37i American Cheese 30$ Limburger Cheese 40 Best Lima Beans, lb . 12tf$ Spaghetti 7U2$ Runkel Cocoa, V2 lb 18 Unceda Biscuit, dozen. 90c4? Am. Famih, 10 bars. . .62 Black Cherries 39 Brick Creamery 56$

HICKORY SMOKED HAMS

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Why Burn Cords of Wood When a Toasted Hickory Stick Will Furnish Plenty of Smoke.

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For Friday and Saturday

Silk Suits Values up to $35.00 Reduced to $14.95 Come early for they wiF not last long at that price. Cloth Suits Values up to $39.50 Reduced to $17.95

Nearly 100 suits choose from.

National Crop Improvement Service.

F YOU have never eaten a peanut

ham smoked with hickory, you have never eaten ham. The south

ern hog growers have a wonderful opportunity to supply the world with this most delicious product. "I saw a scheme down in Birmingham the other day," says Mr. Frank 3aackes of the American Steel A Wire Co.," which will probably revolutionize the whole packing business so far as curing hams and bacon is concerned. "The old smoke house method was to get a few cords of hickory wood and build a smudge fire but the new Idea is to merely toast a piece of hickory wood and drive the smoke into a double chamber, where it is claimed that the same degree of -uring can be done in twenty-four hours that used to take a week.

"The economy in wood recommends , the plan and it seems odd that nobody j ever thought of it before." j

Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists Sliphtly soiled, values up to $5.00, reduced

Silk and Cloth Capes Full lined, values up to $15.00, reduced to

Children's Capes Only a few left, while they last

6.50 3.95

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