Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 15 August 1919 — Page 2

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Canada Gives Greetings to Britain's Future Emperor In Driving Rainstorn and Fog Today. 27 OECB.GE B.. HOLMES 'S'AFF CORRESPONDENT I. N SERVICE; ST. JOHNS, N. B., Aug. 15. In 8 driving rain-storm and under a canopy of dull gray fog the Prince f &5i Ef fib F B ij i

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Lean Young Pork Loin Roast, per lb 29Vc? Prime English Leg of Mutton, per lb ..23C Small Lean California Hams, per lb 27 Sugar Cured Boiling Bacon, per lb 34c

I Lib'oy's Mixed Sweet Prime Native Beef Pot Roast, lb 16 Fresh Tender Boiling Beef 15 Choice Cut. Native Sirloin Steak, lb 2SC Small Lenn Pork Chops per lb 32 Fresh Cut .Lamb or Mutton Stew, lb 2GC Fresh Cut Lamb or Veal Chops, lb 2S Home Rendered Pure Satisfaction Guaranteed R an f3& f& Ea y hZSA U l 14 il ill 4 i M H O3 I BSarket I 181 East State Street. Wholesale81 State Street

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Kellner's Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked Hams.... Kellner's Sugar Cured Smoked Picnic Hams Butternut Brisket Bacon Georgia Squares Bacon Boneless Boiled Picnic Hams Beef Pot Roast, choice cuts...Boiling Beef J Round Steak, center cuts Corned Beef, boneless, very nice Hamburger Steak, fresh made Pork Loins, small and lean Pork Shoulder, for roast Pork Sausage, fresh made....: Summer Sausage, Cervelct - Liver Sausage, fresh made Take advantage of these specials. They are of L. reducers. Our prices are always correct. delivered. See machine cooled.

uj . 1 of Wales landed here today to receive formal and official welcome to Canada. A whipping wind that drove the mist shoreward from the Bay of Fundy and the falling rain failed to dampen the ardor of thousands who gathered on the water-front and cheered themselves hoarse as the youthful soldier-heir to the British throne stepped upon the soil that he will some day rule over. REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION. Iei?yite the irulniont weather tha demonstration wis sut h as Canada. hd never seen before. The wart-hip Dr;on, which brought th prince down from St. Johr.s. N. F. fdcp.1 her way cautiously through the fog: into the harbor early in ir-e morning. As he nojorl fcer way shoreward CI gins thundered th-s royal sa'.ut, and the bands br.ke in'o "'.;od Save th-i Anchor was dropFe ! off the docks and a distinguished crowd of dominion officials went on t-oifd to extend formal greetings to the prince. After these were oer a tiny h'.ue launch rut eft from the warship bea-irg she pr'.r?c and 1m5 attendants.

m W& n Hammond, Ind. FIRST" or loin, per lb 25c Pickles per quart 45c Fresh Frankfurter or Pork Sausage, lb 24 C. M.. Ham, Berlin or Veal Sausage, lb 25c Select Brand Lean Salt Pork, lb 38CSelect Brand Summer Sausage, lb 40c r'resh Garlic or Polish Sausaue, lb Pickled -Pig Feet, 22c cooked and spi ed, lb. 12V Lard, Pound, 38c or Money Refunded. f.8 ?m P R!1Ea WiA U U B. m ft H I:3 bSc 3 3 Coinpany Hammond, Ind.

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It was just 10:5C o'clock when th rrincft .tepp:! upon i.'anadian Foil amidst such a burst of cheering as this okl town had never heard before. At the (lock the prince was welcomed by the Puke of Devonshire, governorgeneral of Canada; Sir Robert Borden, premier cf Canada, and a number of other hifrh officers of state. The -prince of Wales wore the uniform of a captain of the royal navy and his b!)r "white cap trade hirn a conspicuous figure among the crowd. The youthful heir took a keen and delighted interest in all that went on around him. Even when the launch which tore him from the Dragon had prated aeain-U thf wharf he leapd to his feet, and without waiting for the painter to bo made fast, and with the aMMance of a jackie. who stood rigidly at attention, leaped upon the quay. BOYISH tOOKINO. The royal standard which flew at the masthead of the Dragon and flags and banners with which the town was draped flapped limply in the wind, but in contract was the enthusiasm of the people on shipboard and ashore. The rrince is slight of figure and looks much younger than 5. He is fair-hair-d and looked like a boy as h walked up the carpeted stairway of the pier, surrounded by stalwart Canadians who towered above him. LOOK FOR END OF STRIKE TOMORROW t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI BOSTON". Aug. 15. All indications today were that the strike of 35.005 railroad shopment in New Kngland would end tomorrow. Strikers on the Boston & Maine, and Boston a..d Albany lines voted to return to work, tomorrow. Six thousand striking shopmen on the New Tork. New Haven &. Hartford aB-

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When one pays cash, as all do at our store, no one is discriminated, for each and everyone gets the bottom price. For a nonominal sum we will deliver your order. ASK US ABOUT IT.

Just a Few of Our Prices for the Week of Aug. 16 to 22 Inclusive

GALVANIZED WAS HTUB, large size, each SWEETHEART SOAP, 10 bars for. BEST 1000 SHEET TISSUE TOILET PAPER, 5 rolls for. CALUMET BAKING POWDER, Mb can, 25C 22-lb c

EXCELLENT ALASKA large cans, 3 for 83 WAX BEANS, 3 cans for AMERICAN" FAMILY 10 bars for. DAIRY PAILS each SMALL MAY PEAS, 3 cans for.. POST TOASTIES, 3 packages MASON JAR CAPS, per dozen BALL JAR RUBBERS, 3 dozen for

ASSORTED COOKIES, per pound. KIRK'S COCOA CASTILE SOAP, 6 bars for P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP, 10 bars for.

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540 HOHMAN STREET.

tern, voted to remain out until their wage , demands were granted but union leaders her etoday aid that under an agreement previously reached tha decision of the men of two roads was to have been binding on the third.

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN Allis Chalmera Allla Chalmare American Car and Foundry ...SURD 384 126'i 87 75"-, 4H lftl , 6 00 41 MU American Locomotive American Smelting American Steel Foundry American Tel. and Tel. Anaconda Atchison Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel B Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and North Western Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul Colorado Fuel Crucible Steel IBS !)3i 53 U 9 Hi 42 43 4 137 ,a 78 18 161H 217'a 94i 78H 48i 50ifc 1U14 Distilleries Securites Erie General Electric Ueneral Motors Illinois Central Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Midvale Steel N. T. Air Brake New Tork Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas - 73 1007i 86 H 51H 1.25 55c RED SALMON CO flat cans, 3 for.....3uC SOAP, 39c 69c -55c 45c 35c 29c 25c 18c 57c 75c deliciously sweet, HAMMOND, IND.

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U. 8. Feature Service. LAMPS AND IiAMPSHADSS In almost every department store today women are being taught the making of lampshades; but no etore can tnach the making of artistic lampshades which harmonize with your room, however humble it be. Home life usually centers around the living room lamp; and whether It be a farmhouse or a duplex apartment, it Is important on that account. It Is not enough that one exercise Ingenuity In the manufacture of shades and care in the selection of bases. Thought muet be given to the color of paper, silk or metal used in the shade, the height of tee base end the angle at which the shade reSects the light. First there are shades made of eilk or chiffon. These are most often made in two layers, the upper one of a quiet tone harmonizing with the room and the Inner one of a bright yellow or orange in a living room, or of a blue or rose color in a bedroom. Striped silks are Interesting but must be planned carefully and placed only where they will cot add confusion to a room. Striped taffeta shades in pastel tones are charming in beoV rooms and may be finished with a rushing of the same material. For this niching the taffeta should be pinked an both edges. A champagne colored llk shade may be lined with pink, rellow, rose or orange; a buff colored sne lined with strong blue. Dead white should never be used as a lining unless a glaring white light Is desired. Cheese cloth may be used as in interlining between two thin silks ind may be need in a contracting . itade for an Interesting effect. A figured cretonne may have a layr of thin net or gauze over 1L This s especially good in a nursery. Cre.onne may be improved by several :oats of shellac. This makes It imooth and hard and gives a waterproof surface. Lampshades made of iretonne treated in this way may be ised on porches or elsewhere out of loors. Because you do not have gas or electricity yon need not be without a wetty lamp. Remember that many Pennsylvania 45 Pressed Steel Car 86 Railway Steel Springs 9 Reading - 7914 Republic Iron end Steel S6H Southern Tacinc 95ii Union Pacific 123S U. S. Steel 102, Westlnghouse - 62 12 Willys Overland 31 Sinclair 65 CH.ICAOO Z.ZTX STOCK. HOGS Top. $21.25; heavyweight. $19 -3521.10; medium Weight, $19 6C"3 21.25; light lights, $ 17.75 20.50; heavy packing cows, smooth. $17. 50 19.25; packing sows, rough. $17.501$. 50, pig;R. $16.00 18.00. CATTLE Beef Steers Choice and primo. $16. 5018.75; medium and Rood. $13.00316.60: good and choice. $14.50? 18.25; common and medium. $9.7514.60. Butcher Cattle Heifers. $J. 60-5 15.60; cows, $7.25'S14.60; bulls. $8.50&13. 50. Canners and Cutters Cows and heifers, $6.25 7.25: canner steers. $5.50 '9.76; veal calves (light and handyweight), $20.0O21.O0; feecer steers. $S. 254118.75; stocker eteers, $7.50 -? 1 125 ; stoefcer cows and heifers. $7 25fff 9.25; stocksr calves. $15.0011.5O. Western Range Cattle Beef steers. $11,25 5 IS. 75; cows and heifers. $0.50 313 5). VEAL, 50 to R0 lhs.. 23 24e; 70 to SO lbs., 25'3'26c; SO to 100 lbs.. 27(S28c; fancy. 29c; overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs., 15S16c; coarse. 12rg"12Vsc. CXXCAGtO CASH CrAAXtff CMEB, CORN-No. 2 mixed, $1.98 1. 99: 2 white, $2.00; 2 yellow. $1.992 00; S yellow. $1.96; 6 yellow. $1.022.00. OATS No. 2 white. 74i'76c: S white. 7S762c; white, 72 H 3 7S V,c CHXCAOO PaODTJCX. BUTTER Creamery extras, E2c; 49ff 5mc; packing stocks. 42 4f 4Bc. E.GGS Current receipts. 36 la 3 37'4c; ordinary firsts. 40H41Vc; Arsts. 41 43c; extras. 42H LIVE) rOULTRT Turkeys. 2oc; chicken, 29c; springs. 33 34c; roosters, 21c; geesB. 20c: ducks. 2$c. POTATOES New Ohios. $3,25 5? 3.40. BROOK MAN DIES AT LOWELL SPECIAL TO THE TIKES1 LOWELL. Ind . Aug- 15 R- T. Clinton, of Brook, died very suddenly at thi home of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Callner here yesterday morning. He came bete Monday for the purpose of selling stock food among th fanners and was taken sick that me evening. He was it thought to bo serious until Wednesday, when hii fun-illy was sent for and ha psssed away as stted above. He was a man about sixty years ef age. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and he was looked after here by the local lodg.. His remains were taken to Brook yesterday morning, where the funeral services will be held. MAY SEIZE MILLIONS OF EGGS. (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I ST. LOUIS. Mo., Aug. 15. Eighteen million eggs alleged to be stored in a SL Louis cold storaga plant, probably will be seised by United Ststes Marshal Lynch within the r.ext twenty-four belong will not be announced until after the seiaure. Libel proceedings by United States District Attorney Hensley and his assistants also ax expected against several lots of stored sugar tomorrow. RETURNED SOLDIER UNDER ARREST. f INTERNATIONAL NEWS f RV'ltE EVANSVILLE. Ind.. Aug. 15. R.bt. Logtdon, returned soldier, ia unJr arrest here today as an accomplice in tfeo fatol shotting of Wm. Engle, acting deputy sheriff, at New Albany Wednesday. Logsdon Is alleged to hav purchased the revolver with which Charle Crawford, alais John Cole, a prisoner en route to the itale reformatory, shot the sheriff's aid. HandeuCod to a negro, prisoner, Crawford ffred upon hi3 cartors and draging the negro with him fed several blocks before he wu. capturad. A woman passed the weapon to hiru.

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is people prefer kerosene lamps (especially people who do not have to clean and fill the lamps themselves!) But the light is soft and pleasing besides being restful to ti eye. A very inexpensive kerosene lamp can be made by purchasing a large earthern vae (which will cost from a dollar and a half to two doliarn depending upon the size) with a six Inch month and purchasing a burner of the BAtne size to fit in it. The shade can be made at home the wire frame purchased at a wire shop (If there Is one la your town) or a department store and covered in any of the ways suggebted above. The beauty of the finished lamp will depend not only upon the color of your vase and the colors of yoox and its lining but upon the proportions of the base. Before selecting either base or shade, study the proportions of the lamps In the lamp department of your local store or in the houses of your friends. TO DAMPEN CLOTH If you are In a hurry to Iron and ave not dampened your clothes, try dampening them with warm water. The warm water spreads faster and your clothes will be evenly damp tn a very Bhort t!me. WHEN MAKING CASE Do not melt the butter when creaming It with tha sugar. This makes the cake heavy. It Is almost aa Quick and far better to heat the sugar In, a double boiler nntll it Is warm. It can chea be combined with the creamed butter very quickly. TO FLUTE ORGANDIE Heat a new curling Iron not too hot and flute organdie or batiste ruffes with It. The effect will be Jwt aa good as with a Cuter. It only takes a little longer. REPORT WILL BE MADE PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL NIWS SER 'ICt) WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. When Pres. ldent Wilson receives the foreign relations committee of the senate at tha White House next Tuesday to discuss the treaty of Versailles, a stenographic report of the proceedings will be taken. It was revealed today, when the text if the president's reply to Senator Lodge' request for the appointment was madi public at tha White House. It Ie the present plan to make public tee stenographic report. The president in his letter welcomed "the opportunity to tell the committee anything that might be serviceable to them in their consideration Of the treaty." and said in order that a "full and trustworthy record of what was said might be had. h would have a stenographer presant. He ruggested that the committee also provide a stenographer. ALLIES CATER TOROUMANIA 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) PARIS. Aug. 15. The allied and associated powers in their rejoinder to the Roumanian note regarding the occupation of Hungarian soil, will not order the Roumanians to leave Budapest. It was reported In the rece conference circles today. The terras cf tho rejoinder are not available, tiut it Is understood that it invite the Roumanians to co-operate with the allied military rnif-sion sent t Fudapest by the peace conference for the purpose of restoring orCer. VOTED BILL THAT KILLEDDAYLIGHT? f INTERNATIONAL NfWS SERVICEI WASHINGTON. Aug. 15 Asserting that daylight savin "ministers to ecanomy and efficiency," ar.d that tha pressing need of the country is for Increased production. President Wilson today vetoed the bill which would hv repealed the daylight saving law. The president withheld his signature "with the utmost reluctance." he stated In his veto message, because of the inconvenience to which the farmers of the country have been subjected by rea-t-on of the law. But the farmer, he added, can "adjust his lifeand methods" more easily thun the manufacturer end merchant and besides would profit ' bv the Increased production daylight saving makes possible. WANTED FOR MURDER.

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Hot water Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION STILL UNABLE TO AG.REE. Carpenters end contractors were unable to reach an agreement in the. meeting yesterday afiernoon, but renrr.tiatiens aro once more under way today. A meeting is in rrosre3 at the Hammond Chamber of Commerce this after, noon r.t which committees from tn carpenters" district council and contractors aro present. Doi't throw your paper awa7 without reading the want ad page. Big Moonlight Dance Given by the Chasers of the Blues AUDITORIUM HALL Indiana Harbor Monday Evening, Aug. 18th Music by Sterling DeLuxe Theatre TODAY Dorothy Gish In "Nugget Nell" SATURDAY Win. Farnum Ia 'The Lone Star Ranger' SUNDAY Mitchell Lewis In "Jacques of the Silver North" Monday and Tuesday John Barrymore In "The Test of Honor" ...BIJOU... TODAY EVELYN GREELY IN "Bringing Up Betty." Also Charlie Chaplin in "A KNIGHT IX THE SHOW." TOMORROW FEQGy I '.T LAND IN -STJSS XDVEXTtRD PASTIME TODAY VIOLA DANA IN FALSE EVIDENCE ALSO HEARST VSEKLV TOMORROW . Madge Kennedy in the 'TClNGDOJt OF IflTtr." 9SS3323B V