Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 23 October 1919 — Page 2

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17. S. Food Admmstraton-License No. Gi3T73 jES . Specials for Friday and jl Saturday, Oct. 24 and 25 1

Ute Maid brand Extra Choice Early June Peas No. 2 Cans Per Can 12V2C -6 Can Limit to Customer

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Now California Santa Clara Sweet Prunes per lb.

Choice Quality Cooking Apples Per lb. 7V2C. Pet Brand Evaporated Milk, tall cans 15c

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Shortening Snowdrift, pure, rich vegetable ratwhite creamy and always fresh, 2lb. cans 68c Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour, Pkg. 14c Aunt Jemima's Buckwheat Flour, pkg 15c High Grade Whole Head Rice, lb. 16c Choice Santos Peaberry Coffee, lb. 43c

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UNCLE BEN'S BIG CIRCUS PfVpf Friday and Saturday with a jturcha-c rixHtLJ. jn inv )nlnr Department. Fun for the children. Play circus make the animals and clowns parade. Kach circus package contains a. pood size fent, eight cut-out sheets Timers, Lions, Camels, Monkeys, Clowns, etc. Beautifully colored. Free with a purchase in the Unvj Dept.

Drug Specials Th -war tax is included in thes? sale pricpg. Wamrole's Cod Livor Extract, regular $1.00 m q bottles 8p"!al ... . OC or 6 for 4.2,t. Witt's Kidney and Blad der Pills, regular l bottles special 67c Manwtn Pile- nrrily, in a haJidy oollapvsibliei tulip; rog'i lar 0O0, special at... OlC Rubber Gloves, a heavy and serviceable glove; regular price 50c special at 29c CIGARS Ca.mel Cigarette?. repular $1.75 cArton. 1 4 i special O jI tJ Limit one to a customer. Tim Murphy Cigars, regular 5c cigar, special q i--each - O ''-lC

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By request of many of our customers we are pleased to announce another popular sale of A rnourys Star Bacon Per Pound, 45c Small 6 to 8 lb. strips of finest lean bacon. You are not obliged to take the whole strip.

li: I Toilet Goods The war tax i. incItitleU ' In these sale prices. I'alniolive ShHtupoo, rotrular ;c - 34c S.init.il Tooth Paste, regular at 1 9C I Witt'. ToiJot Cream, resular pr:co 2.r.c, fipecial A. L C Squibh's Talcum Powdfr, unscented and a 1 odors; rKilar Tic, special 15c at CANDY Wrapped Cftrniel Regular 40c b, special lb. for... Creams 15c Chocolate Drops, the old fashioned kind, regular ",tV. lb., ppcial half m round J C

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alien In Earv Is Such As to Vastly Concern Troop Officers In Command. I e! !' ri .s -,ni i lUrma; It S ni t; iih dun tin 1. M -. :n v sin; :n"l ;n th' IV. ul'ist iri'n-l .1 I. id r:k-.',' the steel J cliante ..H i i: rv. I'.: IS ' boh may; s hi liar ' in m; and r. . r ii ; a h'tmiu iiii inn' M.i'ing tno alien strikers, u Tk iih' apr! icfilion for their old upon mnk jobs bar I n tho milU uro finding '!'ir workman find tn'y ilir.pi taken by a s r now w ithu r j.hs. The f-rst evirh-ro of r st !f;-5n s I noiiR ih ali'n eh-menc of Mrikcrs , ncv the .troops. have ! n put-ohm1 the I iv mi i!nt!:--ib lt niKlit when; ' I. . . -rtT-rt feTifll. 1 Jill rtlltkir(5i of. tho city sn1 military trucks w ;!-? stoned. Orders (lri fjisrppacdf"i iui'i ohcr oasi-K of intnniJatiou disrl.ipol. A niitnNr of ari'-ets wr" maJ l.t right bv th troops bpfaus" of th" i-fuMl of jtrik-r to ;k'op m-v-in." 2IOT aiTKS SENT TOK. i Troops hav hcon -aution'1 in th use ! of thn hiph-po'visd nfV and consfjwntly th-y dtl" Tiot make any ffort t' tufl th"in lu rt nr the disturbances l-.t niRht wh'n srrsiir.s tli putictrant5i who jnoned ttie houses and army lrurks. An ordt-r has be-!! s"nt in for a ci nsigrmiAnt of ' rt.n nuns." in-oth'-r words automatic shot guns v. ith which tin- doughboy jilacd havoc with tho ilerman arrr.v. Tho shipnifnt is expectot to arriv hourlv and in th future when the troops ar on patrol duty and in c.ife of r'otinjs they will bf usod. MAY WAKE UP IN HOSPITAL. To put th tetni miMH, i.'ol. Mapes said tbH' "s on" oe is K"inK to wak" up in lis" hospiti! on. of tlo1.""1 da.'-sl w ith ht hi.J t'uil '" bueksUot." as 1 1 . -" 1 troops are In Gary to ptt-i-orve law and ot.br and at any enst. Ho is going to so tliai it is fnf'.roed. Thrc" more names have been added Jo the tni i f fi.'vpn Itd? arrest. d by the intelligence departnint for dtportation LESSONS IN OPTOMETRY 3Y C. C CARROLL at Ccrrall A Nwtn ir.ow much TrrjTTio do yoxt GIVE YOUR EYES f It is a ssre bet thnt I-r the roni(,rniii'i shod i .1. ir ofl-. r.-,. mj of the rf hi 1 1 -. ' t V w h, gon.- an exammnf bn tue a on .'' lion H.'.i"i it et ri:-1 . Rut still s- v 'he total population are in in cd of th- i iptom (he-- (jo oot tii.-tt they may r-e ,-,no ha ve undcr--I are wwird b;, an pto- . eii in t' n iif - ii.i.ro or less ofrist's servnce more no i ".'S, nd To ; I,. .;,o ,, sent lh- lactL-. CARROLL & NEWTON Optometrists and Jewelers 168 Stats St., Hammond, Ind TWEEDIE Boot Top s 'The Spat that tits like a giove." Many colors 1 o select from. J. Schloer & Son LEADERS 95 STATE S IN FOOTWEAR r HAMMOND. h1 f t sourn High

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procctdi life's, swelling " who will La tried Lot'oro K. l.jidi.t tit ehicagej as nuits srilu. Ah given total to ten. souu as wuroul ly Col. Maces this morning. th iiu.11109 are. Sigmun.? Keiie. John Kosu and Alcr Habo, all of Gary. Thtit otlb lals of th steel company are f-inidolnr Just a few of the alien work-iti-n us p-isHibl- Is shouh. by the fa.'t. that In the mtrchunt null th'TK is not a fort-is iirr at 'work. Ucforo tho btrlke went into c-flei t tti te fame men held Bono; of tho host Jobs. Combined wiili the faet that the strikers are iloeklng back to work, 1s believed to be the retLMou for tro.- nieasinej.s tliat j i-s cropping out anion? the foreign strikI its of the city. It wouM .nut be putting it t"o hiKh to say that hundreds ara 'raving I lie ci' y . they are tho ones that t ho mills have refused mployTrvnt and It is likely that they will never iver another opportunity to earn a dollar In the Gary mills. According to military authorities a.;id Intelligence l f,n r nien t the Fituation Is tense. What Its outcome will be l an unecrtdlnty and they ar.i preparing ihsitifli's for a break and trouble at any time. "While everything appears uuift on the surface," said t'ol. Mapes. "tin re is iroulde in ih" air." JIc even insinuate, j that stfps me y be taken to ord.-r more t roops here to police the city. Uenew.d activity Is reported at the American Sheet A Tinflate and officials report thai at tho rato the nifti are coming' back to uork that in another wek they wi'.l bp operating better than sixty-live per ,-rnt. t'ors froins out t the Tinplato for the midnight rdnfts! laat nmli! w ere . packed with workmen.! which bears out the statement. Official j njjcures, show that thtre w-re 6.237 men In th h'.g Gitr.v works jester Jay. j SHIP AHOY, FOR RECRUITS (Continued from rage One) the Indianipolis Recruiting Navy ofTic will work with Chief Veoman Rextrew of tho Hammond office in s-curinc: mo'o recruits to man our ba 1 1 iei!i i p. in the spi in when most ext' nsr. e cr'i; o.v t he ai , s '..': .-'ec e',!,! .astrida the bi idee C. S. S. Milliccn th'-v will tr.aKe the e-s t c r unie rta k,-n M'lhgen fitting oT tht froori fchij, Flipping ordeis to Jits'. subordinates on and maneuvering; tlo Tand-locked harbor V peotive recruits ai( the q .ui ter-dre'K r craft about the Hammond prosi.:ted to hail the skiipr who will Leave t an 1 serd fut'a Ufe Loaf t Oiint y.oi aboard, and j idain all ihe .idvantiigif in tio- Navy during' this c. . drop anchor i pick you up, : ,- otn il ;, eof enlisting m pa i a n . In forv city of Indiana vis, ted by Capt. Miliisan and -his worthy crew, recruitf have responded in such n:imti' ts that t hey have had to ride on th" fenders, handle-har. mud guards and other varts of the anatomy of thft hat-tie-ship Harley-Davidson in get to the . recruiting station order to i and sign i f..r f it !i- i Th- p, r r two, ! hmi c of i V ! 1 e c e r t hrco ot f toy 1 1 a i n i enlisting u r veai's ? sta t ion with tin In the 1". S. js stiii open to recr.iits but they will luip to act immediately ai these orders may he cancelled py the N.vy Jiiepartment nv moment. Many nun from this section of the country have already gone to San Francisco. wh! h se.'ors to he the haven of enthusiastic Uoosier sailors. ' and m'Vre are s trung across the continent racing with each other te bo first t California foil where they will hask in the 'balmy sunshine of Goat l-la.nd which lies off the water-front of Krisc and half way across th.e buy from Oakland. The ages are from 17 to 35 years on f rst enlist nenf and the lowest pay is $32.60 per 'month in nddlt'on to aft free mediea latteiulon, board, lodfrinf. clothing allowance, amusements and many othr .things better than dollars and c.nls. In addition to this there are, up before Corigress two bills calling for increases in the pav of the Navy viij, h will put the Navy men on an equal foot trig with the tradesmen of civil life financially r.n done of tries.biils will sure''- go through w:th:n a couple of months . Only One "BBOMO QtrrtTrNE." To t..f tie genuine, cail for full name LAN VTIVE Kl'.OMo QriMXH Tablets. Ixk for signature of IZ. V.'. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One fay.' "i'c. Adv. GRAYSON REFUSES TO LET BILLS COME (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON. Lict. 21 This aftereo Sciiool PARK

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all to to THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN CHICAGO VEAI. EO to 60 lbs. ISc; SO to 0 lbs. :022c: 80 to 100 lbs. Jj..4o: fancy. I6c; overweight klCneysj m to 170 lbs . 12fl 16c. CHICAQO CASK OJLAXST. CORN -Xo. 2 mixed. 137 3-40? 13S, No. S. mixed. 137 1-2; No. 4 mixed, 1.1 1-2S137; No. 2 white. 135; No. 3 white. 137 ."-8 t. 1 3S; No. 4 white. 137; No. 2 vellow. 158 1-21)130: No. 3 yellow, 13M-2; No. 4 yellow. 137 1-2. OATS No. 2 white. 73: No. 3 white, C??72; No. i white, C3 l-4571c. HL'TTEH Receipts. 1.S24 tubs, cream fry. extra. fi.": extra firsts. 56S63; packing ftock, 4"5f46. KO'tS Ueceipts. 3 655 caes. current receipts, 43 f.5: ordinary firsts. B0Ji SI: firsts. S) 1-2C67; extra. 61 check 209 82: dirties. 30 3R. CHEEPR Twins, new. 30: daisies. 311-4; luiKhorns. 31: brick. 32. l-IVK ri'irLTRT-Turkeys. 32: chickens. 20fi24. spring-. 13: roosters. 19; pcso. 23; ducks. 2 5. -' IViTATOES- Receipts Obloa, ( CHICAOO X.IT3S STOCK. HOGS Receipts, 32.000.. Market 1i active mostly 25 lower; bulk. j 125; top. 13.00; heavyweight. ; 160 if j 12.0: medium weight. 12 40 9 13.00; j light weight. 12.25 1I.S5; light lights. 1 2 oo (c 1 2 SO; heav y packing sows, j smooth, 1 1.75 ff 1 2.15: packing sows, j rough. 11. 25f? 11:75; pigs. 1 1 f,0 ft 2 2fi. I CATTLE Receipts. 16.000. M.rTiet heef fiteers slow to lower; others steady i fo strong; beef steers. medium snd t TtfflVVB'MPiit rhni inH nrl m. 11 Ofl 19.40; mediu mand good. 1 1.0ft ft 1 6.75: light weight, good and choice. 14.00? 1SSS: common and medium. 7.7514.00; butcher cattle. heifers. 16.757 14 50: cows. 6 65"5 12.75: canners and cutters, cows and heifers. 6.n0fi6.SS; canner steers. fvEO'7.75: veal calves, (light and handyweirht . 16.75 0 17.75: feeder steers. 7 00 't 1 3. 25 : stocker stpors, S.00 10.75; t-focker ecus find heifers, 6 00 !7.7S: .tOCkT calves. S 00 Tt 11.00; -n-ef-tern range cattle, beef steers, 10.75 A1 15.5": cows and heifers. 7.75 1? t LIS. 1 Ajax au;s Rubber Chalmers 551, 4 1 3.1'i 10S34 A merics n A m rVan Car S- Foundry lyOcomotlve American Smelting 74 American Steel Foundry 45 Atchison , 9 Atlantic Gulf & W. T. 1t 1 Baldwin Locomotive VIS j rtalf imore' Ohi.-i 39S ' Rethlehem Steel R 10St, i Canadian Pacific ti!H j font i Leather 104',; i Cheasn peake St Ohio fi8ss ! Chlca;o & Northwestern 51 l i Chicago, Mil and St Paul 44 Colorado Fue 1 46 Consolidate dGas ?s'3 Ouctbl Steel e 23 re!aware & Hudso n lrt0 Krie 162 Genera IF.lectrirj tri Geners IMotors 3.10 . Ulintd sCentra 1 53'Lackawanna flefl 47!i Mid vale Steel L S3's New York Central 7 3M Norfolk & Western lOO'., Northern Pacific S 1 Ohio Cities Gas R5 ' Pennsylvania i 4sl, i Pressed Steel Car lft3 i Railway Steel Fprings lft2 j Reading S 1 t . Republic Iron & Steel ....lOOA, ! Southern Pacific 10ss4 j I n hn Pacific. 123 Tj, Texas Co. 3051i V. S. Steel 1081 i illys Ovt rland 1 '-- 35 i Sinclair (Ml 61S Take The Tims and k-ep touch with the whole world. la WELCOME HOME IN HAMMOND Ua-nmrind ;s to have a Weioum. Home cslebration for her re-turned sol diers, sailors fiid marines soon. Such n aa tl,e decision of the members of i the Cha.stther of Commerce at the noon day luncheon todav . It wn decided tn call a meeting of the Chamber for tomorrow eve-ilng for the purpose of working; out the plans for the big celeIt UHt WWIDUALVHO PRESSES VELL AND THE MAN WHO DOES NOT D0MT Sf EM TO BE aoiHG-lNTHE Same pi re en on The only way to associate. and to affiliate with i well dressed crowd is to have your clothes stylishly tailored to your order. We are certain that we can please you and we -won't chfirce you any more for " a ta!iored-to-your-measure suit than you tvill pay for one of the ready-to-wear Irind.

noon It. 'Iruyfmi put ft ban on work for the p resident and refused allow some minor bills to be nt him for his signature.

"Let's do the dam job together" Cht$. Fieid YOU'VE hczrd men give a long MA-a-hl" after a good cold drink of water? That's just

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bratlon . Practically all oft he neighboring olt,es have heM -uch celebrations, and many of theTn before all of their soldiers had returned home. Hanmortd boys are all back and citizens believe the time Is ripe to give them a rousing; reception. B. B. A. IS SUED Tha East Chicago Co.. through, attornevs Riley, Henibro(Ti Pyer and Reed, has filed suit In the Hammond Superior Count to foreclosure a mortgage against the East ''hicago Rase ball Association, and the Wisconsin Lumber Co. The niortgsge covers notes for over $10,000 expended in tmprovinK the grnunds used as en athletic park. NOTICE TO WATERCONSUMERS Water rents for semi-annual meters will be collected after January 1st and July 1st of each year, instead of Nov. l?t and May 1st as heretofore J. G. BIiCKTE. 10-2 3-3t Supt. Today LAST TIME TODAY Douglas Fairbanks IN HIS NKWEST PICTI'RFJ HIS MAJESTY ; THE AMERICAN -TomorrowEVELYN GREELEY THE OAKDALE AFFAIR ALSO "ELMO TUB MIGHTY" -SATURDAYTAYLOR HOLMES "Three Black Eyes" ALSO BILLY WEST COMEDY. Special attraction: "Through thv Roosevelt Couiury "ith Roose- . ve It's - Friends," SUNDAY AND MONDAY TOM MIX - In - Rough Riding Romance Also starting the biK Ferial with JAMES J. COR RETT in "THE MID.VIGHT MAN."

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-TODAY AND THUE3DAY6 All Star Acts 6

Fred Webster & Co. "THE LINGERIESHOP" A miniature musical comedy 12 people special scenery and catchy music STANLEY & DALE Musical Oddity. HARRY MOELLER 1 1 rop can No v el t y . FOSTER & HINES Comedy, Sintrinu; and Talking:. NEVA NORRAINE Tlie H o 1 gi a n X i ght i n ara 1 . BOBBIE VAN HORNE & CO. . TIip Infernal Triangle. Also "THE GREAT GAMBLE" Episode No. 7.

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