Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 21 August 1919 — Page 8

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Kdltor Timos: I S. Im in r bo too ion. h i'i .1 hurry Dear Sir: N'ow that th.v Hish i"v-t f 1 ; .i uli.-it us .i.-.U.-.i. ;i" i s On- i-mnt i living ftms to h tho ..pni.r t !in; 1 !:! I ! yon m.iv sav a low on!- ..r ii hv I fusxrfl jus! :l i' -m !i;iic uhioh j vu i..liar. may possibly V'O .f m '!:;. hi ! i lio-, :'. Aiwa v.- run "ii- !i-nis-k yunc i-.i 1: "Usewife as well hs the lu;f-banil. I tlio loi-ls. I plan. It i 1 ti.i.'h you i 1. Buy in!y what is abs.-luti'Iy nvos- srcat tn.-ttiy ihinps. if nothing it ..ry. I vt); show . u uli it tliv vu lui- of a tl,.i; ii 2. Xo matter how c!ui p an artloU- l r-;tl!y H. if you do rot ner-il it. ir i::oji-iJsivt. I 10. tv not hf too proud to o.n-ry Buy for cash only ami w -i;.-h t .ii j y ur own huinllos. wliat .t.i you r-i.i '"ii'Kain sal op. I for what Mrs. Crown .Tdios if: i - say. I'v i. hen lui vine ir.f.a or ?;.-!:-. pl. riv "H an tu.ii.-y il" you a ! ! ok at th coaii-s wh -e th e is a:, :::n.l up" No" '!'! n v.'nat ti i you l'i-lng w ei.hoii. ; l'.-r th.-ir o -;i .i-t 5. lx your own rurrf-imiir. u ' ' 11. K- tub. r liia' a f....r itritt ,ti-I i!- th tflophon. S''0 what y"i i.r t . il.is w I (' .! t.-i ah!.- to nnitaio ;1... ?. It is not I'bsohiri ly n. i'i ssary to I sty Its a:-i ,-nMms of tj... tiulili-iiair ' i-p up with. th- sty'-s nml s'ijuI- s. 'on a iu d'- n.ointf. I 'o no! 7. Ooo.is tha ' ' of :i s: U:V ! v il ir- : v ' v y ' i w hioh it n a y i -i

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last day nr.li v t'.i'ir siipjly. i - ! The Times' want aus bring as-1 tonishinc; result j if their users are j to be belirv ed. !

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Mexican Bandits are Horn-; ed Out of $7,500 in Ransom Money. !

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE; JIAKt'A, x-., AutC. ii'- I. ....its. H. 1 tt-rson arid 1'aul il. I':i'. .s. Ami t km:i u ; my ai iators ra;-;:.r.-,i by a band -Mi.xicau batnlus and b. ; I ior ' l ansom, arc today .- i : .a I'nr. i States sid -f tiiv i.:au 1 -r-i-. r-i-it-ut. I'rt rso:."s fro. a- in 1 -r ST.T'OO a ud l.ii-ui. I'a'vis i . ut-d l-j (".... jiatlac k of tho ilighth . cr. airy, w n . unai-comrsnicil. wai.t to tin- bt-oi t i'n-i:-:vuus and broujjht al.-ut i-.o a - i f both a iatoi s. Lieut. F'f'crson ross. d th? b -t d'-r t tin Ann r!ca-; sni.- s-h'Tliy ;-fi-i' on o'clock. An h- ur i.ii"!' l.o at. la is an I Cait. Matlauk. fi-Jilioi Ai:.- r.oai! s -o t'apt. Mat .ack. i-arry;-.,- ti.o Sl,",--ransom mur.i y doinand.-d 1- r t in' ta bas.I the American aialor.-, w.-nt into tin bandit's mountiin catnp late last nisr-.i after ho had arran.-.l a i-i i-a i i n t-. d signal from tho b;;mll Ii-t.r:. '- iiutwit the "loiid'.'s. 'a;.t. M-i! iok. ot. arrivtsiR m the bandit -ai::p, d.ii.m.b-i that tho Ai::-:i ican.-i b as-. immidintly. This the tianJi's r. fus.-d, uisistj;!fr that th- rans.-m mon. - b- turn-.l cvrr to thi-in b.-t'i..r the U:utoii.-uts w i -l-rouplit out. Capt. Mt.tlark thrn off. r.-d th.- bardit ST. ,"i"l, f-.alf of tho aniouat dyniandi'd. and insisted that one of th trosi bo btvurfht tut befiiri? h-:- wouid I'.iy tin- bakaitc.

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MEN'S GUN METAL CALF, good quality oak leather soles, English and broad (f il fiC toe lasts; values .$().()(), sale price 4)tf.fJ MEN'S GUN METAL CALF, Goodvcar welt sles. very good looking; 7.00 A QP value, .ale price - $ J

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