Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 237, Hammond, Lake County, 25 March 1920 — Page 2

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PURE FOOD GROCERY.

Week -End Grocery Sales

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per pound 35c Buy Ypur Easter Ham Nf A We've contracted V- rr for 1500 Qscar Mayer's famous Approved Brand Hams for our Easter Sale, which commences Friday March 26th, ending Saturday April 3rd. Hams made where the most exacting standards are observed, given a long mild cure and sweet, hickory smoking fancy plump 10 to 12 pound hams

CITY HALL LEAKS LIKE A SIEVE When .1. rinius punctured, the cloud-- thi morn'.n? he did not fail to overlook the i lly hall. lown throush ceilin pf the loffice of Ruildtn Insprrlnr Henry V:. lit 1 1 drops of water crr-p: i-r,e alter Ihe i.ther and sviashed linwliy in the r'nl'r of the floor. Vis (tot n fn hur-ket somewhere and -au-ht t he recal. itrsnt rain lrcss . Someone hi.t'd a sign on the pail. "No "bathing w ithout a one-pieie suit. N';ncd Maj "i

l Brou n '' Vi is thinkinx oif exerc s-

r his pt e roicative and rond mningr the b u ; 1 d 1 n ft . This r.i n rame jlnnj Just in time. The windows in the rity t -ea su r r r't of -fh-e will receive their first bsth in many moons. However, the fund tieat-

liy William Kocnoke for ins; of the itv treasurer's o"n to d nn t Ions . linif is ; ft to 'he replaced will lescnmle futtirist a.ife liiey hat f been the o:- miinv cftif ii: ns -f

n l!l be red

Tlmrsdav. Maivh 25. ll'l'i.

ed yesterday the rjuena off i -e i ? Mi sect ion o f ce and the n-s!' pamt.r. ss he p a round

ft e and ie,tod inf"' orated it la hoped.

Nylin it was 37 years rid and leaves to moutn her hesirie..! her husband, two j-.n.s. Francis and Clarence Eberte, also thiee listers. Mrs. J. r. Tounke. of lift inmond. Mrs. J. ,r . tVracht of Wajhincton and Mrs . n. HiKjrs of Chieaijn. als" two brothers .T . J. Nvhoff of Troy. X. V. and Herman N hoff. of liny. Mm. Kberle was an aunt of the late KHiaheth Yo-ttike tho was drown on Calumet houlcv.ird last fall. The funeral win be hold from the AM Paints' church Saturday mornna at nine o'clock. Interment wi'j he held in fo-unt Olivet cem'etery in Chtcaco m charge of undertaker Rmmer-lins.

BUS LINE IS INCORPORATED

tTIMtS 1JRCAU AT STATE CAPITAL INI'lAN.WnU. Ind.. March 25. The '"h'cfto Heights and Ea.-iern Auto Bus Line of Hammond has iiffn incorporated with a tapija! of $:.". ('0f. The directors are f;r nnr in"n.

Krank H. Hatha wav, .smf D

kson .

COL. SMITH NOT AT CHAMBER LUNCHEON Co. Pen Morgan Smith f.Vi'd i..-. aprear at the luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce this non 'but the hundred

persons w ho gathered to hear hitw ' speak will have an opportuniu of h"s--ir bis '"The World War and Tnr Hat tie I

Fields of France." which Co!. Sm-.h will deliver tonight at the First Methodist church. Kesol u lions were adopted hy the Chamber of Commerce this noon indorsing the program for Americanization as drawn up by the Hammond Woman's Club. n tarts of the plan wi!

I not be made public for several days.

HEADACHIS OM SLIGHT COLDS. I A X ATTVE RTMMO yflNINR T.-.ble's relieve the Headache bv fiirin,' the Cold. . tonic laHtive and (tnm tietroer. U'"k for MKoatuift 12. . CKOVB on box. 10c Adv.

Pneumonia often follow

Neglected Cold

KILL THE COLD! li ILL'S

CASCARAtQUININE

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Standard toid rnr.cdr for 29 vcara

is tabltt arm iafa. ur mn

,i?V opiatej breaks up a cold in 24

"V ur rcitcvea rrip ir a aays.

Money back if it laili. The

(enume box hm a Red

top with Mr. Hill's

picture.

At All Drmg 5rs

command at Hrest by Admiral C O B B B

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f rv.m Sims.

Hear Admiral was griven hut theae were so

Fletcher declared be five ships and that slow thai when sent

out to meet convoys were unable to keep up with the convoy. H- declar-i ed that Admiral Sims aid in Paris I had Interfered with, com m uncia t ions i and liad hampered his work -u thi manner.

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MRS. HELEN EBERLE PASSES AWAY

The many fr ends of Mrs. Helen Kber. wife of F. .!. Eber'e of 420 Indiana avenue. Hammond, were shocked this morninn to learn of her s idrien death last niht at St. Margaret hospital of pneumonia. Mrs. K'oerly who was former'v He ir

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

A I lis Chaimors American Car & Foundry. American locomotive American FmclMt fr American Steel Foundry--Aniertcan Sugar Refining- '.' in-r!.-,ni Tel. A- Te! Anaconda tlilihi in Uocomotive niltirnor Ohio Helhlehem Steel B Cent i a 1 in ther Colorado- l-iel Consolidated rr(is Corn Products t uci hl St ! IHstilleries Securities

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fieneral Flectric fieneral Motors Illinois Central Inckawar,na Siee! Mid vale Steel V. V Air BrakeStw York Central Northern Pacific

hio ities Gaa

Pennsylvania

Pm-.sm d S'eel Car nopubiic Iron & Steel. Si no. baker TexS S Co. ' ninn Pacific 1 . S. Rubber I". S. Steel V. S. Sleel Prfd West 1 r phoiise Willys Overland Slnr'air f h .

--IST'.s 4 6 T4 71)-, 431, - 42', .-10S', .-104 ..ns, .-loS3 . 102 -112S -- c2 -- :' .. 41-,

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Best Fresh Cocoanuts Good Size Each 10c

Large Juicy California Lemons

Each 2c Are You Getting 1 Your Share of the 1 Delicious, Healthful jf Tu rk ish L aye r Figs ? 1 Largest Size Grown i lh. 39c I

; q j Wright's Famous Salad Dressing; 12'' 1 UpeClCLl oz- bottle; regular 35c; this 29cF i 3 cans Extra Choice Grade Pacific Spinach ndSHnach 19c I

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The Pt

Special 6 cans for $1.00.

in the Pathc tone is held in the famous Sapphire Ball it glides smoothly around the records never wears out. No needles to change; no wear on the records; always ready to play. There is as much difference between the tone of a jeweled Pathe and an old-fashioned steel needle machine as there is between a priceless violin and a fiddle. Yet the Pathe costs no more than an ordinary phonograph.

CJl OOQC oice Quality Yellow American VllCCOC Cheese, per pound

tyflflg Virgin'a Dare Wine, dollar size

35c 85c

PHONOGRAPHS

Keep the Children Healthy

Give them plenty of Bread made from good flour Gold Medal flour is the best you can buy-Special sale this week

RECORDS

I Gold Medal Brand Flour

It barrel sacks $1.88 V4 barrel sacks $3.69 Vl barrel sacks $7.27

Extra Special Fancy Fresh Cut California Rhubarb (pic plant), 1 C per pound JLJG

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Np Needier to Chance? i You will find a jeweled Pathc at the price you wish to pay;

$32.50 for a iimple instrument, and more elaborate models, in all sizes, finishes and wood up to $21 y. Come in! Let us play a Pathe for you. Your ear will at once recognize the difference intone made by the Sapphire Ball. Keep Up n-ith 'Broadway Pathe has the latest hit firt and best. The songs that Broadway is whistling, the new one-step, jazz or fox trot that is all the craze. We will be pleased to play the new hits for you.

Pepper Pure Ground Black Pepper, (by the pound), QQ per lb OaJC (One pound limit.) Candy Tucta. Kieryrlay, or Temptne Fruita In Cream- 1 IK box of chocolates. Regular ,f,r. peciil at !r See our full line of Krister FigRo In boxe at 12c. 2'V. no,- anl nnr RroVen Mixer! ('an'ly; resrular 40c. Fpeclal. ' lb. at iTe Jumbo Salted I'f .3 n u t Fresh every week: regular ic lb. Special at , lb I7r Drugs Milk's Emulsion. for cui?h.. Oida, etc. Regular 60c. Special at 43c Geta-It. for corns, calluses, etc. Kefrular 35c. Special a' 25c

Partola S-ap The ulca! s.,m I beautifler Regular c. Speci.-il I ar iTe . .Our Own l.mntlvr '! TalilrK ---Private formula. K-'-suiar i Special at t."c t iTax Inchilerli

Tomatoes No. 3 cans Solid Meat Pack

lomatoes. On J

special sale, can

Ciga

Iim .Mt:rphy CtRars ''iiban b.nml made; .Vi in a box. Special ' - ''atnel t'lffaretf ee. KeRular (ic package. A carton $175 Riack an-i "White SmokirR Tobacco, one acl e-ei Rii t b oz tins Hesrular 15c. Special at lOe H'.'- k sn1 Whi' ClRars. Hegy. lar 8c. Specii! 3 for 20c

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Specials

T.iixeir Face. Tow-der Flesh Tvlute or brunette. Reaular rric.

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l'r. braves' Tooth Powder Keir- i

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BaiT.vT AIiMtiri and P.cnzom

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Kleinmans' Pharmacy 137th AND CEDAR STS. TEL. 277 AND 278. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Let us show you just how well we can please you in our Prescription Department. STRICTLY HIGH GRADE DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND SUNDRIES.

BITTER 5 TS tuba, tra. t5c: flratr, 59f M'ir; Cn'Jc.

P.eceipts 1.716 cae. Current rece,pts. 41 43c; ordinary flrnf. Aoff 41V4c: first!. 43'c: check. 35'r?r,7c; !irttf . .15J fj 3?c. t."HEESK Tw ins. new. 2K Jj tc;

Ieisie. 19 Sc; Vojp.r Americas. "1c; Ixinjihorns. 30 ',c; brick 2 2 Sc. LIVE PtJLT.TRT Turkey... hiiken. 43c; springs, SSe ;" roost tr

I Reeo. 2l'c: clurka, Sec. I P.ITATOEP Receipts. 44 cars. M-n-

i'feot and Dakota. ohio. SS SO 5 .: Wisconsin, $5.90 & S.irt.

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Latest Census

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Figures

'.ere announced ca u r f "! low .s: population. 2S,.

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or 2(3 per '-lit

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1910

f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! ASHIM;T(i., .Mar, li 25. ITelimi

nary porulatmn figures today by the (er.sus hu St euben i i e. 1 1. 1920

tn?; increase B. 1 1 T pcpulation. 22,33 I. Shamokin. Pa -

2 f' 4 ; i r. r rej? n e 1 . f 1 1' , or 1 population. I?.5vv ra ' n port . In. 1920

' - ; inci fij-.-, 1.16?:), ,r

191 population. 43 . f 1 2 s . 'er,'er llle. In. 1920 popul incrtiae. 1,650. or 22.3 per

population. ,f.".6. Shehti;, gnn. Wis. 1 1 ; . population, 30.increase 4.".;,7. or 17.3 p. r cent; ir'l' population. I,3?S. Aaheuile. N. c 13:0 popu;at!0n, 2.504; increase !.742. or 51 .! p-r cr,:; 1310 p"pulaiion l'.7bl.

tnov e r .ile, N. V. 1"20 22.076; incrt-aa 1.31 1. or 6

1510 population, 20. 6(2. Johnstown, X. r. 1920 r -puia t ion. 1P.905; increase 4S. or 1.4 per een ; 19 In population, 10.447. Bloomf.eld. X. J 192' topulMion. 22.011; Increase 6.94!. or 48.1 per cent; 1910 population. !5.f'7t. Knfleld. Conn. 1920 pcpuiaMori. 1 1 . T f s. ; increase 1.97. or 2" 5 pr cent; 1910 population. 9,71V P.rookrh-ld. Mo. 1920 population, K.-04;

tncreafie a&j,, or 3.i per r(-n-; 1 9 I 0 !at ion. 5.7 49.

DeLuxe Theatre Today, Friday and Saturday NELL SHIPMAN BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY Friday and Saturday. ANTONIO MORENO

episode

in THE

thr 11th

INVISIBLE

HAND'

oaturaay and Sunday

HAROLD LLOYD in his latest comedy XAPT. KIDD'S KIDS'

pop' 7 i-.

n. .nt.

Sunday OWEN M00RE in"SOONER OR LATER" Monday. Tuesday and Wed. CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "A TEMPERAMENTAL WIFE"

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CKZCAOO CASK O&AIK. WHEVT-N'o. 2 mixed, $2 54. No. S ha rd j e! In-, $2 50. CORX-Xo. 3 mixed. $ 1 .59 ij 1 .h2 1 a : No. 4 mixed. $1.58; Xo. 2 ellow, H.6S: No. 3 yellow. $1.6f'i jf 1.62; No. 4 yelIcw. $1.5ff 1.69'i: N. 3 white. $1.62'2 "5162: X... 4 white, $1.5S1$ 1.5J. "ATS No. 2 white. S5 ' 95 c: No. 3 nh"e, 4'4flS5'c: Xo. 4 whit-, ?4c. CKICAOO UTB STOCK.

HCc,, Kece4pt.. :.'2.O0O. Market. I bout 25c lower. Bulk. $H.2f.7' 15.5-. i

Top. 15.75. Heavy weiah'.. $13.7015.00.

mm turn we.irht. $14.60 it. 70. I

BIJOU Today Geraldine Farrar in "The World And Its Woman." - Tomorrow "The Great Radium Mystery." Sunday--Harry Carey in "The Gun Fighting Gentleman."

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PASTIME Today Miss Dakota Lawrence in "The Danger Patrol" Ben Wilson in "The StreamyShadow" Also a two reel comedy.

omorrow-

John Barrymore in "Raffles the Amateur Cracksman"

Are you reading The Time??

wP'Kht. $16.257 15.76.

$14.76t U.60. Heavy smooth. $ 1 3.00 15 IS. 50. rouith. ? 12.40 ft 12.80. 1 5.25. t'ATTl.E Tleceip.. ateady, biddinir $1.0ii

weight.

. Kill

1' 'Kh'. lights, packing 50y, Packing sows. T as. $13.40?

12.000. Market, Iner .ir veal

Ite f Steers: Medium nd Heevy $116015.25; choice and prime.

Ju.oCfl medium and good. $11.50 5j 13.50; lAtcht AVeijtht, nood and choice. $12.00114.75; common and medium, tKl.TSS IS tin. R,,r,-t,.r. U.:

, $7. 50 if) 13.00; cows. $7.50p in.kg- hn-

$5.00 7.40. Cajiners and titter.: t ows and heifers. $S.006 7.75. Vm! calies (iirM and handy- eirht . $18.25 19. on. reeder teer, $9.00 1 2. On. tocker teer. $7.6511.25. $ rocker en s end

lie-rer. o09.4O. Stocker ca!

5 n.s;.

1 ea, $S.oo

CUIOACJO VE.T-50 n 60 lh.. JO-7 21e: 70 in So lbs.. 2223c: SO to 1oi lbs!. 24fr2Jc; fane-.. :6C; overweight kidneys. 140 t 175 !b,. 1215c.

NEW REVOLT IN TURKEY I INTERNATIONAL NtWS SEvlCCl I.OXHON. March 25 The commander f-f the Turkish Nationalist at Adrianople has definitely broken with the .onitant.noj!e (tovnnment and has proclaimed a revolt, aaid a Coni-tantin-or di.patcii to the faily Kxprrsii to"ay quotinK official i n fot nia t ion. The

",,r"" -si? in 1 nrace are court in-, the support of the Pul-tanan nmmunist in thir anti-ailied activities.

SPECTACULAR FIRE IN BOSTON f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEVICri BOSTON. March 2 5 A i-ix-atdry office and factory building; was destroyer in a spctacu'ar water-front fire today. The buiidina: at the corner or Atlantic avenue and Oiive street was ruined at a loss eimmated at $150,000. Fire botts joined with land apparatus ca"d by four alarms in fightlnc the fire. Two firemen were injured by f a I i 1 ng wails.

Goes"

Where Everybody

HAMMOND :: INDIANA

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"MAID OF

A Miniature

-TODAY AND FRIDAY-

EGYPT" -

Musical Comedy 1 0 and Dancing.

An Oriental Dream

People Girls-

ongs

LA ROSE & LANE Original Songs and Chatter. GO-GET-EM ROGERS The Dancing Bricklayer. ENOR & WEBER Singing, Violin and Banjo. ERNEST RACKETT He Rolls His Own. WRIGHT & ALPINE The Novelty Wonders. Also PEARL WHITE in "THE BLACK SECRET."

Nw iliow lioncla,?.

:$ p. m

rinnoos I to 11.

Wednesday and Satmrdar. Matin... .u.

Night oaUfnoaa 7 to 11. ud hoHda.' ...

DELAWARE FEELS GLOOMY TOO flhTraNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I WASHINGTON. March 2h-Vith the suffrage situation in Delaware considered almost hopeless, suffrage leaders hre this afternoon turned their hpes to North Carolina. Sue V'hite. suffrage loader, returned here this afternoon ftom North ?roiina where she rjet!ared she nas aured by Gov. Hickett, the state lejrisia lure would ratify the suffrage amendment late in June or early in July. Advice,, from the Ie!ware state legislature to suffrage headquarters were r.ot peasimiatic.

Easter Footwear for Men

DANIELS AGAIN IS CRITICZED

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I WASHINGTON. March Secretary of Navy Pan.e'.s had a genera' lack of the appreciation for the necessity for providing in advance for enlisting and training of an adequate personnel for the navy and endeavored to stop ( enrollment during the w ar." f'apt. ' T.figh "'. ra'mer. chief of the bureau of navigation during and prior to the; was. today told the sena'e Suh-eom-nv.ttee investigating the conduct of the war by the navy department.

LACK OF SHIPS HINDERED WAR WORK I INTERNATIONAL NrwS SERVICE 1 WASHINGTON. March 2 b lack of hips and communications greatly hmdred the work of the Ameriian naval forces in Vrance during the -ariy days of trt v ar. r.ear Admiral W. P y etcher decigred t-day hef,,r-r the naval court of inquiry which is considering evidenc In connection with the removal of Admiral Fletcher

Snappy and popular "alk-Ovrr" styles the kind that wideawake fellows prefer the kind that discriminating and particular dressers buy. There is GOOD REASON for their choice, too.

THE "DEVON" Here's a "Walk-Over" mode that will appeal in a special way to men. strong on comfort, quality and style. Shown in rich dark brown calf. $9.50 to $12.95

NEWLY ARRIVED OXFORDS Spring weather and a pair of Oxfords a combination hard to beat. A big bunch of satisfaction awaits you in one of our spring models. Priced special $7.50 ae.d $4.50

Easter Footwear for Boys

BOYS' ENGLISH MODEL Black "Kasko" calf, welted

soles-

$3.95

BOYS' BUTTON MODEL Black "Kasko" calf, a REGULAR boys' shoe $3.50

(Scores of other amazing values in boys' shoes, ranging in price from $2.50 to $6.50.)

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"The Shop Ahead" 169 EAST STATE ST., HAMMOND, IND. 'WALK-OVER SHOES BEST FOR LIFE'S GREAT JOURNEY.'

5"WALK. OVER'S