Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 3, Hammond, Lake County, 20 June 1919 — Page 8

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Paere Eiht. THE TIDIES. Friday. June 20, 1919.

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ARRANGE WELCOME TONIGHT Mtiether it e hot or cold, fair or Stormy, or whether conditions arc favorable or unfavorable, the citizens of Ka.-t Chicago are expected to turn out to a meeting held tonight at the city hall to make final arrangements for the n.. option to bo given to returned soldiers an 1 sailors. This Is not a one-man's job to work out a program for th day that is to b devoted to honoring the bos who hse !een in service ar.d it is not up to any ;roup or set or clique of men. Kor-r-ody must take hold. At ;he city hail prior to the opening of the meeting the Elks band will give a concert consisting f a few of their best and most popular selections. Come early and hear the music. v Dr. J. Goldman, c'.ty clia'.rman. v. ill rreide nnd he has a little treat in str.ro for those that are g-ine to be present. Arrangements have be n made t ins ur

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Where Econon Rules East Chicago Produce Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Potatoes, Green Vegetables, Plants, Cheese, Butter, Eggs and Poultry. 621 Chicago Ave. Phone East Chicago 96

Live Geese, lb 25c Springs Ducks, lb o5e Spring KoosK-rs, lb... 2Sc Hens, lb 3Sc Cantaloupe, eat-li 100 Leaf Lettuce lb.." 10c Cabbage, lb 5C Green Gage Plums, Apricots, Muscat Grapes,, can ... 22o Campbell's Soup, can 10c Stuffed Olives, bottle 15c Catsup, large bottle ISC Yacht Club Mavomiaie Dressing, large bottle 25c lied Cross Spaghetti and Macaroni, 3 for 25c Libby's Apple Butter, can ISC Ivory Soap, large cake He Grandma Washing Powder, large size lGc Seeds of all kinds, package SlC Dates, large box, package 2GC American family Soap 6C Famous Brick Butter, lb 55c Country Eggs, dozen 45c Just Received 10 coops of Broilers. All Orders Delivered. Apricots, dozen 10c

Own the New Home Be your own landlord. Don't keep paying "i profit on the investment of some one else, but make a profit on your own investment. Have a garden, a lawn and flowers. Get out where the air is fresh where the sun shines, and live a natural life. You can havo all of this. For our homebuilding plan places proprietorship of a homo, within your reach. With a small first payment you can take possession. The balance you pay as you would rent. Come in and let us explain. Smith-Hamilton Company HOME BUILDERS 4609 Forsyth Ave. East Chicago.

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the presence of one-quarter of Kast Chicago's old and respect' d citizens. A man who has been inorsras will .be called upon to give the audience a little word picture of what he saw nnd heard. He is a man who dislikes notoriety and who really had to be pressed into service for this occasion. His talk, however, wil be none the less interesting. It is desired to pull off the various events on the evening program on schedule time and consequently everybody is asked to tome aiiy. 'I'hn will be ho last ptlhlic meeting at large to in.il.t-

! suggestions. lou't miss this np cUni;. I K.uid concert at Tr'Ut. Talk by nn etI seas veteran at S i.Vlrn k. I'ifcu: .-ion of i arrangements at S:30. i INDIANAPOLIS TO WASHINGTON NEXT j INDIAN'APOMS. June ;n A noni stop fl.ght from Indianapolis to Wash- ! ington. more than T'' mile-, will !. atj tempted by l.i-'it i.eorge M. Palmer land iorgr. Hr.vii'ord in a liu.o i H.indley-IM e bomt'ing aeroplane n-w ;.t the Speedway aviation repau depot. rear here. The hop off will be madj .thin a few- days. ' r.KlK U--Th V.edford- R"'-i: cinl. lias been organised hcr with I : w ent v-ti e member.-, a.- a result of theffort? of HI... in!-.i-;toti Kotar.aiK-. to institute a i h ip"i here.

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RECRUIT 28,000 FOR II SERVICE fTiTF9NT!ONAL NEWS SERVICE) tv.vf H f N'l T'iN. .luno 2f Recruiting cf r.oon men for yp.-eia! rtnno on i':v Mexitan bor-lfr . w as au'horuerl l'y rec-rt-tary of ar B;ik-r to.uiy. The m-n wiil be gjsined to units now- on bonier service, it was explained, to permit tb re'eaa of me,i w h"S' !n'i?'.;iii ri:-: w t' only for the miration of the war. Til" number of men to i T-er.u'er! ,ir Inf:ntry. S.nnn ,v!i-,'e ;,nl ;.ivi.i r,,:..reil; cH.alry. jn.fifirt whre nnrj ;.nno c )'.- red : field artillery. enlnrs. S'V. re-lif al eorps. 1.20; ordi'.nee, 11: sipml rorp, :,.f"': air pt ice, 500 and quartermasiers c'lrp:-, l,."'tf. CONGRESS MUST FIRST CONSENT I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHIN'ITON. June ;o. That the t'niterl State.-, without the express authorization of er-nies.-, i-annot employ it.- army or navy for The enfoieement of the propose. leaeu of na tion.-, was a.-serte.i in a resolution in- I tiodueerl in th senate by Senator Spencer, republ-.ean. of Missouri, and at his rTJM. laid on the table for Chicago Avenue CHICAGO, IND.

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FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 jh EAST CHICAGO -INDIANA y 1 Capital and A f Surplus $125,000.00 II TTT ust to remind j ' yu that this bnk y ly Ji is under th3 supfr- j f y i vii-ion of thp I". S fiv- , tfi If ernment. Hows that ii for safety. T l I

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They Look Cool THEY ARE COOL! Air-O-Weave Suits, from The House of Kuppenheirner. Stylish! Equally good for business, vacation or general summer wear. Carefully tailored to hold their shape. Good-looking single and double-breasters in waist-seam styles and other smart models. $16.50to$25.00

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future consideration. It wa.- a'.s.j set forth in the Spencer measure, which was rKardd as reflecting the views of other anli-lrague senator that tlie U. S. alone must determine the application and enforcement of the Monroe doctrine "without interference direct or indirect, on the. part of any other nation. HARVARD CONFERS HONORS ON HEROES SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. June CV Amir;ra'. war heroes on land and sea lecejved recogrnition from Harvard university when decrees were awarded at commencement exorcises in Sanders thaler. Maj. Gen. Enoch Herbert Crowder. Admiral William Snowden Sims and H"nry Pomeroy pavisn, representing the army, navy and T;.d Cross respectively, were honored with the honorary degrees of doctor of rtvs. The death of Col. Robert Bacon, former ambassador to France, prevented him from receivir.R the same decree. Cot. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., who distinguished himself In the war. received the first honorary deftree of h's vouthful career maste rof arts. This decree -was also presented to Lieut. Col. Charles White Whittlesy. commander of the "lost batallion." and his companion In Arconne. Capt. Geo.

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Specials For Saturday

Purity Brand Creamery Butter, por lb 50C, Granulated Sugar, per lb 10C Quaker or Mother's Oats, 3 pkgs 32c Quaker Brand 2-Mtnute Oat Food.'pkg 15C Post Toasties, 2 Pk?s.. 25C Dunham's Cecoanut, !2c pkg 9c Rumford Baking Powder, prr lb 25C Dearborn Club Coffee, outdrinks some - brands that sells .15 hisli 3 o.-.c, por lb 40c Dearborn Club Teas in Gun Powder, Oolong, Basket Fired or Sun Dried Japan is a snap

Burnhart and Morrell's Paris Brand Corn hf.s taken the gold medal for quality at mo:U world's exposition.3, 3 can.-? 55c Cold Dust is going up,' large pkc 25c Palm Olive Soap, J-Jr -' 25c Sani-Flush, Pr can 21c New Potatoes, fancy Tolas Triumph?, 10 l'os. for 603 Fresh Vax Be?ns, Per " 11C Grspe Fruit, 6'c 11c California Cantaloupe, larpe size 2c Monsoon Brand Peeled Apricots, No. 1 eatj '" 21c Icrlon'o Quality brand .(lines in oil, 2 cana or ijO w Limea or Richelieu Brand Fancy Sockeye ?Hlmon, No. 1 flat :an; 28c jmtlax Brand California Bartlett Fears, No. 2M: ans - 43C Dearborn Cub Jar Rirt.s 12c crade gc

65c Red Wing Grape Juice i? quality, mad" from N'-w- York Conrord. '"".jpo , 1 qt. bottle 75c Swarsdown Cake Flour, Pp- PI'S 353 Foulds' Macaroni or Spachetti, 3 pkgs.. 25c Our Honduras Fancy Head Rice otitconks that Blue Rose or Japan style 2 to 1, lb fa

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OPEN TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS

J Gibson McMurtry. 1 In all. eiffht Harvard graduates -who j ! zae riistintuished service in the war, I were honored. HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS Because her husband refused to support her and accused her of Immoral conduct. Marie Strickler is askin? for n divorce from Ernest StKckkr in th "Hammond Superior court. The com plaint, tiled by Attorney II. E. Granger. shvs they were married September "I. I 13 IS. and separated June 17. She says Strickler struck and beat her M-' J verely June h. Mrs. Strickler. who lives I i at 11S Williams St., Hammond, wants $luOQ alimony and attorney fees. The Home Lumber Co. has filed a complaint for foreclosure of a lien acaiot Mike Bulk et al. Bomberjrer, Morthland & rctcrs are attorneys f"r tho I laintiff. A r'vo'j reading Th - Times? iTt .wjitgijang-a

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Barber's Best and Cheapest Matches, 35c PkF - 4 30c Richelieu Telephone Feas are delicious, pet :an 19c Pet, Libby's or Carna :iou Milk, can 15c Acme Brand Root Beer large- size bottles, per dozen (extra charge for bottles and ca&egi Osaki Brand Fine Toilet Tissue, 2 rolls... 25c Any of .our standard brands Corn or Peas, J Cins 40c Gulden's Selected Stuff erl Queen Olives, choic est fruit obtainable, 10 oz. bottle 30C Y. S. Brand Pimentoes por can lgc Pompeian Olive X Oil Mayonnaise Salad Dressing, 05c size bot 29c Del Monte Yellow Free Peaches, No. 2 can 25c Sun Kist Orange Mar ma lade, C1 oz. glass 3t 22c We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.

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1 1- J f INTERNATIONAL K EWS SERVICE) NEW Yi.'KK. June i.i Slocks were in demand at the opuiinp of the market today. Rains of from tractions to over two points b-'ins made in nearly everything; traded in. Sinclair t':l actractei a'tention. inovir.iz up 2 points to Mexuaii I'etroleum advanced 2 to lys -1! and Royal Dutch rose 1 a; to 111"4. Accumulation was in evidence in the steel industrials generally with the buyjns of Republic lion nnd S!ee being recrardf'l as of bullish significance, that slock moving up over one point to 30 1following the active trading and brisk advance in it yesterday. Corn Products, after opening down 'i at 70, rose to 711. American Car anil Foundry ms one point to nnu; American Steel Foundries l'j to 4.'!; Texas .t Pacific. lt to f72 and Missouri I'acilic one point to ."-'iDon't throw your paper away without reading the want ad raSe Soldiers! Read OF COURSE, you are int. ious to kick off your heavy old army shoes, but we'll wager you ro not anxious to be deprived of their wonderful comfort and the wondcrtul freedom from foot ills, ,f Yon etn keep thii sume comfort, together with appearance ou will be oroud of. in Educator Shoes, built to let tno feet grow ao tney enouid. MADE FOR MEN WOMEN end CHILDREN There is no protection stronger than the famous Educator trademcrk. It means that behind every part of your shoe, stands a responsible manufacturer, Rice & Hutchins, Inc., Boston. , - Get the w-hole family infij Educators today. Come to the store, end see our line of Ecu cator Shoes. RICE A HUTCHTN5 HOE an'l ill -11" l - ii - F0UCATCr U 5HOE L'n branded thus on ; .' if is n.-'t cn

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5Q TO ANY EXTENSION John Edwin Nevin rstaff correspondent i. m. service l'AKIS, Jam; President Wilson icturned to Paris this morning from his two-day tour of devastated Belgium, af ter rM.-ivin; a cordial reception from the Btlgian people. The pre.-ident took up with the commi: sion the- attitude the United States will take in the event Germany asks for a futther extension of time. President Wilson expressed forcibly his opposition ti. any further extension. It was made certain that the American commission w ill oppose delay un!es3 ii is based upon a German undertaking to sign the present terms. FINDS ROSARY. On Sunday evening. June 15th. Mr. T. A. O'Errico of the Northern Indian i las and Electrie Co. found a rosary which appears to be old and of va'ue a a keepsake to someone. Mr. D'Errlro desir s to return the rosary to its owner. y That Grewjr ' Stra'gHt in I Bent 5 Shoes Bones , That Were Bant by ? Shoes v l wifa4 Ti.r Black Tid Lced fc for Men JTJwa

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