Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 244, Hammond, Lake County, 2 April 1920 — Page 4

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tiik tim.;s Friday, April J, 1'VJL

a THE TIMES' OWN INDUSAPaUS BuflFAU)

TIKES PIHEU T STATE CAPITAL! , r"r than he

INPIANAroi.IS, 1MI. Apr!. :' P'i Thomas Tag-part, even as Cufssr. "thrice refu the kinirlv crown" only to grracefully accept She senatorial nom nation and rise to a postlon of f;!nncf seldom occupied 1 y cue man tn n

political party, or did he come t.- the. p

rcua of the Hoosier ri emoor a t s at the '

eleventh hour after V.lward 5. H.'ff-! f,,u- !.,-, r,ted s, man of FVrt Wajnr. dmioi'Mti.- tiat- ! i i ; j ho ,-h.-erj .1 -v

-rt before and i

Grand f J n i i 1 . where he biounht m i.-fii t k conviction of Senator Newli.-riy aim nxi'ti other republicans for aliened ei'ttion 1'ruud. I of t : . ! li( or. - 1 1 : hot iz.n. but ti.'i demo. -rats of Indiana, had not for Rotten what he hail den against their ow n bret ! rn by sr n.Jliii, pun l;olin i'C T Haute jird Sam l'ir't'. of IridUnnp.l;s to prison. I'HMcy modf!i;- i.' id off hi.- final decision until ho .nfTr i with Hoffman I'M it . r.-p.'rtl 'i- ? authority, tt.t wii.lo ho mis iiM .s. d e r . r. i wha; st j. t,. t,ko a p- i ..f the state -nitttit .

S 1-U as h IS s.el, 1,'tO t '' t r O". ''fiefi. on joye.-! i'y the Tweeds sr.'l Cr.-k'tr of

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Th'Tf ts r-.n i;o::l-f t Kit "1 om Ta -cart ! th boa, -,h" dictator, the autocratic rar of Indiana ient.n-.rncv.

power Is ttr.l ' n-ited , his merest

w-,.;i Is taw to liis jiitrty and a;iv.- in

on h is a u t I1. - -T ! t v 1 i e ' t t j .

tonal committeeman, had pushed It perilously r.ar th rrirm of fa.--i-r;t' ' datructlon? Thoe are (jufitlou h'tric B'kH ;

by po.ltloal fan In the tat oaiMinl. anfl although clretirr.!tances in tho f- I'mt ture may solve the ri1 files, the run- t Ta census of opinion notr Is that a ro.-n'-i B-trt iar combination of 1no:iJe?its ami Kim- j O 'l'. ier on the part of .-ne woijM-h democratic leaders re-mstated TayiH.t on the throne w ;th more at.-tocrat'.- T ; r n i .

!;.K mi sho h irro5s. I 1-r-ir- ' .- ii m-?r i n - 1 y h! '' .-t . I" i'I.'.li!,-,lt!On 1:RS ..it a"- v. i! ,i c o n vp.r.t- ; hi- ' ' f! ! n il t l the S ..MI.J ' . 'mm (.p.tii.in i-- t i-a t Tas-0-'i-r.--1 w:.-itn.c to he-

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j I " i ;i ii i iiirtir.it li . nt . 'Mi It o t : - ; jlhi.s Hoffman driippod Pa'.Iry voi

i i ; k K , nj started a l.-.or.i fov Fo.i.-r Ho ; :'t the iiiiprivsiv ti In ashi ns'.-ri th.u his rtfiivion was m:ff u-ior. t. t. int.irc raster' .. n.-m n.it ion. out hfn he ifa in J lml:Bta on the r (f th? -'i tiimitteo puthortnsr h'' fo'Jii'i Hn i-I 'mi rc-

volt hi iw Int. j John . Sin .1. r of r.-awford'vtile and

j Hornnril H 'ii' . e;v .Lit'on, a for m- j

'or I ' c if s - : .'. ha-, r, o m- . r rt th"r i-n..ilsi us f.x- 'i... t"t:a !-.' fiiat t rn- ! atnl t ho.!- :-;.o: -. i n w ro o -.n'.v atj t-.-V.r.B Hoffo... n f..r l..s ,l(.-tn t: ..tt.t :) . H' f in.-: ..n in r r. w r tlid ii.i'o j l-eori s! ot t .mjj.oiv to ji"t l-'ostor over. ; ! . t ho w '! h a '. i r Mini.- .! a that .:;"! havo ... . n ' u n j rai nir. ! Tt,.. I'ti'-. ! , r t-i .! 'v-i; t i reinstate

EXHAUSTED BODIES TIRF.n AFR F. Relieved Abaolntefy By CAD OMEN E TABLETS The Ta Sa'Styinp non:Sold by All PrtipK'.ts.

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Cib PRIVATE GARAGES Nowbr wiH 5-00 f-xl aragea noce pling in Sect, mora r viceabJ or mort aubatantial tbaJi this PnvaJMe gantgaa. PanI cocatt action; coeypia wtwa It craiti to yon, til bordwar '.n plos. atll tb nceanjtrj belt axxl acrarw for wsaCDbHr.g fndo.dL Tb baoUTol sacco-6olnhl wmlls ivvf rqtiij painting. aislry roctol ia a few txoara. Pro-airto tit in perfectly -vAi't th very bt KVoanlirir9. Tbtir atacco-Klte pray-g ?ea walls, Indian red roofs an4 aatrnin brown EnjlUh timber trim appeal to the eye, while their arordy coostnicticn m&t them meat ervlceble baftdiO-t a very Vow coat. Tire PRO-SLATE GARAGE LINE Dooble Garage fillus. above) 1335.00 Extrti Lorg Smgia Garage - - 310. CO Standard Single Gang - - - - 2,5.'1 Fotd Special Garas ------ 165.00 EMIL MINAS 612-14 Oakley Ave. Office Phone 2205. EAM3I0M)

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1 tho rn of a ; Ta iu ,1 1 I j.-avf d a' ir.it'';.- eam In at: a statomon in ' th.r ir 3 n o r ' n s -v.af f'na1'' re-:i;. v an-. -d h.K.'y ; ed ::i flac-i'S h(s r arne on th ba'l"". -1 a t o cmr.tit- : dos tii.od. i- : u-oir'-d. to keep some ftf-h from . ,.thr rii'it: vot.ntr I .-?ii-.crat . fr'M i-o: t ,n - ir.'o tiio sadd'e .-f pait;- af:ii. ' at this j i net - i re .

Tt : - rocaliofi tt.-a af'p the petio.op Tvere w-.d'y i-.ro-i'aod 'n ht hhs' ;r; the vv:ner. Tascar' k;-f TMd.tT v -f-i 'r.fr 'liat ho d dti t vr.irt the nrrn:n.l -t i n ii-avirc t h impreseton. l.t-tvr. that : f o.r c i n ; v,a n-o-,1-1 run. a - - i'. .a h i f. f : t . i - hop i f ; s ' . : and .: ft fids jv'ai-'-ii nr.rt.o f.n tho 1 t . T' i . r i on ... ; a V ' rf . - T . '! t a -n ti-.n. a' a:-.: 1 1", o d -o -i'at fh.o '-to .-. r'-nt i ' t i ti-n'iM 'lo.f ti name t : r. rn i n oe

Th'si in tse' ? was n. "olnw tn the -. !f. for t'i'y foarod th.tir a re .-at "- ta. an li .1" select '-d by thl-:ecn men v'o-:1.1 n : i. -e po-pular :: p.-jval a

'v i i i ;n trio s'r.' 1 op o- - i

' ' r. . ? i ' o- r r. : ro w p.-. .0 -,i r- f 'tic, and the -a s . -s t way o . t of r. j 1 or "aarras.ns sit an t Ion was ty pre-, a.' i ; on Tacsarr. for whom 'here was a real ; i d. a;an .: st rrl i:p. to a ' pt tho p'.a e. ' -1 , tio- oe r t" tip r -irirolttoo nvtirt ! ! thr-e wo-o m-irm irs .f d ' soort I fi t j ' aciinsi Hoffman's meThorfs and several i woii km.wn leaders' were hea rJ to er- I i , -e;.T that the national rc.tnmltt-emen ! t n-isht have to fr-.t for h;s seat if h ! ; f r " d in h i i ill '!at.-'.i ' a 1 1 t do . 1 IT -ft'.rMr-. h.w'-.or t,!-- 5f T;wr. '

t iiitinp, and af'er a ii;".. show .-f op. r--s.?:on he acn ik .'.! in :he tnand i i' - Ta csart Tr.e - -1 o t i .n of Tjsirr-r' rs.i.-:-es t-.n

ri'.tnir.at'rn of hr. "nrl-'ton V-. fo- : J ii oi-h r.f I n . ;a tin too i. cattd'-ia'e fr-,-'. a pernor, c i v, ...... Ta jtirart t..-. already Indorsed Ms candidacy and h.o: i a'-oo hears r,e f atnn of appn.va' n' ' f -iiii(T . -rnor Thai., ton and sovoral i other lead rs. William J'tininss I'.ry- i ' an'.s interference into sta'e affa'rs tnj '- i-a'f f .1 !.. lit-;. ;s j-.i.l In- p i i i t "a- 1 h-ahi - to i fio t re n t h e nori ?io. ' i.'h.-'i immi-i'-irciiliti ,-i:.d to ha-, o : oiado :t critically in, p.. -sib! f -r P.isk j to ni3V-.o finy show- .a f j.' r ric t b . i T 1 1 . k - h : i i a 1; o d t t e i a , t . r s w h r. , j l-.e f.arte) into t' e race and tbev a.-. , j c' pre. r'-o tfi-ir.('.-t v,-i-i aviiitv It--;-. -i'l" i ' I'ii'o.-t fiijan'.zcl s.ipp..rt. : : n-a-.trsu fit- hid for the imr, t n a ' ; o; ; ! -o ".lry." and a t '.o u c-o. o'!'.f' ; '-1..-. .-t raised tho -w e- - stand cd I t:;o:r i,.-nre on .;e tt-'.1 na'-triii- ; I 'y d t a w '?! v.te and they wi'l . J I catlj.-r ? .ipport from ft-oso nho w - 'li-l sod at. Uisk' tn- in l.rincimr t'oo i.'ommoner Into 1 fid' ana to v ' i tot ft- re 1 n loci! effaTs. i

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.Super-, isor. ri'it-al ! ' -o'k Health rt iion i tindop F' ' 'ori mi -i i o r . T;o,-.ri

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A Message r. .iL

ruin i fit: Flowers of Easter

Let the wondrous Flowers of Eister b- your rn-3?fngf r and your kindness will be in safe hands when ordered from us. X'e have on display at our new location a large selection of beautiful Potted Plants and Cut Flowers than ever before.

See Our Advertisement on Page 3

ICA8J FM AfN iS VOLF - liA!ir.0HD. mx

See the Footwear Display in our windows

SHOE SECTION

BARGAIN NEWS

FOR SATURDAY

EACH ITEM REPRESENTS A SPECIAL SAVING

These shoes are of such excellent qualities that a pair purchased now will give you yplendid service tor a long, long time to come. We cannot predict how soon we will be able to make such tempting offerings again, but the shoes in this sale represent well known, dependable lines which cannot be duplicated elsewhere at these low prices.

at $7.00

at $8.50

Boftoman Double Service Shoe for men. built Dressy shoes for Easter, the famous Bostonian on the English last, of best grade pun metal calf; make, in a new and very popular last called "The fitted with fibre soles which will give twice the Fenway." Is made of mahogany calf, fitted with service of ordinary loalher soles; rubber heels; genuine leather soles and rubber heels; all size;

a,l sires; at only $.

Calf Blucher

$6.00 -0

at per pa r $8.50.

Our $6.00 Special

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Here's a value that's hard to equal is well built, blucher lace style, medium round toe. Black calf with durable all leather soles. We consider this an EXTRA good value at the O Q fj sale price, pair Tomahawk Shoes Men's English Bals. mahogany calf, strict!- all leather throughout. A good looking, dressy shoe that will give satisfaction in every way; all sizes; an extra good value at this low pnce.CC EtO

5. & H. GREEN STAMPS GIVEN

Edmonds' Foot Fitters insure correct walking position for the feet. They are made of a superior quality of genuine "Ednio" full grain calfskin of a rich, dark mahogany shade. Good) ar welted soles. Pair $11.00.

BOYS' SHOES A real good shoe for real live boys have your boy fitted with a pair today. They're a dandy school shoe, well built of mahogany calf; a very durable all leather shoe, but dressv enough for

best; in blucher lace style, fitted with '

durable all leather soles; sizes l3'2 to 5'? are priced at $4 the pair; sizes for little gents, 9 to 13, $3 Q0 per pair

Educator Strap Slippers Classy little ankle strap sltppns. of vicikid in a rich mahogany shade; sensible Educator lasts; cenuir.e leather soles; sizes ll' i to

2. pair $4; sues 8' j to 11, pair $3.50; si.es 4 to 8. pair

Sinbac's Spring Footwear Misses and children's smatt new ankle strap slippers cf fine quality patent leather; bow trimmed; common sense Uits for growing feet; also English lasts; sizes 8 to I 1 at

No man could ask for better looking low shoes and as far as ease and comfort are concerned, he will find that the finest custom made Oxfords haven't got a thing on these swell new Bostonians.

FOR EASTER . A new pair of Easter shoes that will look nice for "Sunday" wear for a long, long time and will give extra good service later for school wear; English lasts for boys; full round toe lasts for little fellows. They're the famous Fairfield make, of mahogany calf; good, durable leather soles. Boys' sizes $4.50; youths' sizes $4; little gQ gents' sizes New Oxfords for Easter

$4.50; pair .

sues

I Z to 1,

Sinbac's Healthyfut high grade footwear for misses and children; smart new oxfords of brown vici kid or patent leather; sizes 6' j Xo 11. p-sir $5; sizes g EJQ 11 1 i to 2, psir

POTTED PLANTS EASTER LILIES HYATHUNIS

TULIPS

CUT FLOWERS ROSES CARNATIONS SWEET PEAS VIOLETS

"An Equal Chance for Equal Health."

xxoREyrci: nightingale x CENTENNIAL. Born 1820. lOOth Birthday 132fA. j Of rarth-ular -.p'ore.-- to p-iblto ifeilth I orc-tni'. i - lor.o I;., conn; a-1 -, . -1 a ' t. -n o1 ; tho lr'' ;h hir'hdav of ho- wcniar. w li..r j nonior. 1.;. !.- n a shinii.s: hh do-. :i i "hroinrh lh year,". Th prt j"-ri! "ic'-it1 .-.o.-d of e -r-.i'-i -o ' ZZ the n.irslne profos-ion will he -mph.a- ! Mr-d ..- ;bo i. .-i v-n hii. i ...-;i ;,.n cf I the itifith arni'ts.iry of the founder of j modern PMr injr. i TZ Tn Anu-rioa todt.-, 1n o-,-opy o n and ZZ hodot and far-away frrn, thero is a I oaii f.-r w-on-ioti t-i n-r: e a- Tu'di.- He.tlth Vtiriot. In th" I'ah... Health Kield ' aa r..., vl i corniis. Sch-.i 1 in si-i, j

Itnltsstrtat Nurses. aid Ttih' reii.sJ.

i iiiif.. Co"- fn""i ni.i os aio ifliio.i for by

I h-ts-oi and p.-ndit,5) ri!at i,n in 1 inn) states-- Hiid, in-t m-o-o than s.HOO ! j n a v a i 1 iblo. I

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I th--- i:ro ..f -'!o; .-i.-ft Xth- i'lgaio The I " -in--ot i; ion opej, ,ry ope. w ill el .. j Seien-.er. 11fi. H crh rhoo! s'id'-rTs I s, rt particularly 'US1-.! r i-ompe'e. F'lbI !io i.-1 pi y ma.- b--. oh la o; :d n ' ' i - . h . -I . a co p-iblic ! i brary . i Ministers will be irs:i to rrntton tb'S

: foa' n.-.i-st.-i loo i.--r ,. sermons r.r San- j 1 day. May fth and :vo te include in the . service the. sinsjine of t"i"i I tin"! l:-J't",.'.;f . ".. ." . I I -;- fa' ori'o i. . ron- -"Th ! I f.oos i-'orth to nr "

Oar $8.50 Sale of Pumps and

Oxfords for faster

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You'll surely be in the Easter style parade. Remember, "the touch of crowning glory" is your footwear. These oxfords of black suede and tan and black calf arc beautiful, artistic and are most reasonably priced. Those of suede have military or Louis heels; those of calfskin fiave low heels. Ask to

see them. Pair

$8.50

OXFORDS at $5.00 Our assortments at this low price were never so varied. We are quite sure you will find a style to please you. Six eyelet oxfords of vici kid and brown calfskin; Colonial style pumps of vici kid. large buckle; good fittins. well made foot- Ct C wear. Special, pair PJ

Low Shoes of Smart Designs from John Kelly priced at $10 to $13.50

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,T..o Kogin

A there will be a great demand for plants and Rowers of a!' kird-, this Easter we advise you to place your order with us early to avoid disappointment. FREE DELIVERIES PROMPT SERVICE.

ARTHUR SCHUTZ PHONE 1462 237 EAST STATE STREET. HALF BLOCK EAST OF POST OFFICE, I lAM.ViGN'D. IND.

SULPHUR CLEARS A PIMPLY SK!

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i Insa'e should be sts.'d ini-'h

! junior nnd senior e:i;-;. j Local information will 1 r- ti'''n hv the

editor of ih's ooiumn ly callinc I'-snW-lm 3f'0f or Ical 2?

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tl . I'tiif'ijrn. Kssev to-ii:r.c; Mor--s ! i ...".orof-f. j;,i.fX Tourttt-: M . l.au, J-i - -ee louring; W. l.asser. Velie to-jrine; Leo Kaczmnrtni sfei, lort to'irins; J. Halrah, lori touriip. .John Mclonald. Port tourir.s; J..lin Weh.-.ter. Port t.-01 ring.

That v- have delivered the follow-' r

Host, itii:v tout infe. . T. . . Mill' . . i 'h e . . i . FvOiviter, Jat-iio' i.. .'ii-i;'., Bntpk roadster. Leo Fr" I ndcc ttdirincr. K. L. Kfll' . i :.. u,. : ;oa:me: James Mover. 'he rotet touring , .Toim A. Yoans. Pot touring, Kio- h Ka.niir.ei!, 1 ; i i c ii to-.iring. That w have a Hudson sneedstor

in oar window t hat has a wonderful

DO YOU KNOW

Apply Sulphur As Told Z-JZ: wevi 4 1 s t (

vvnen i cur skiii Breaks Out.

in i? used cars this month to date to: John ite nnett. Hudson sedan; Morris fi'i'iinner, Oakland tourini;; t " . L. Gat-ri-..n. 1'-riand tourmi;. P. E. I.'haso. hun-k roadst-T, M. A. Kost. Gram ur'n;; Hub.-ell Albert son. Port tourini! ; W. IL Aitiert, ''hovolef tourine:; Arvon V.'arston, Stewart truck; M. Jl.

At.v bieakir.3 out ' th

faoe. neck, arms i-r bofiy is overcome qiickest by applying M entho-Su inhur. The pimples seem to dry right up End go amy, declares a noted skin speca ii ist.

Nothine has ever beer. found t. t e the p.ai-o of sulphi.r a a i.itripl remover. It is harniies and inex

pensive, .lust ask any imgKist for a I'hsoton: C

! r,r Mur. ii i Henry I' . Janson Mu'Pon s.lan: ".

P. fSoodn.an. iiuds .n coupe. John If ysy. j Hudson spee.istor: .war May hat Hudskin on j soil 7 passencer. W. A. Watt. H'ldson

speedster; W . ,i. T-'ch on. Hudson four

limn: House of Muscat. liuil-.,n speed

ster: F. A. llonoroff. Hudson speed

ster. Frank 3a it, Hudson seven pus- j r.-. Rurkhart wants you to wrtr him

sencer: Louis ctick. Hiimnn sedan;! indsv for a ir;,tment of i.ir. KurKharts

' n firl.,e. v,. Vhatoron: Tom ' or ot a b ie . 'on. pound f or 1 .1 ver, K n ! r ey ,

cord.

That this car has run IT,.

I Pay When Cared j

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llut.natfl. l-.?sn- Phaeton. t-xe uririn. , i;,mat ism. Par when cured. Pont

ICsset Phafton; Harir.an itennke. Kssex n-iss tins cpiti!.-'! of remedies end won-

V.sses Phaeton- oeriul provontative j or (..rip. Mi. Alr'.i 1.. ... C. i'l',i I UVi,. c.ltt

stnail jar of M.v.tlv -Sulphur and us j M . .1. Ritz F.ssex T'haeton: M. ' - , a n dru ff' s tores, "jo-da y 'trf at men t I' 5c.

like cold cream. adv Plard, l-.ssex Koadstr. J.m uto.a. Adv.

miles without a single motor repair. That F'ttnl Huff is row in charge of our eat where, he w-,1! lie prS'-i to meet his old custor.ier -o That we arc drivitiK out four K?se to-irintr cars Wednesday inoi niiiR. Thfit for the first time jn six nrinth-s we have a Franklin Kroshans on tic floor. That our teiephone numti"r Is S'". That our location Is still Kusseii and Hi.ihma.ti streets. That when bettor cars are soid TV South Shore Auto Company wi'l sv" them - - A d v.

Don't throw your psper awaj without readine the want ad pafii

K. 0. O'Donnsll is Easy for Champ Pete Herman

hMPK.V V. .1.. Anni 2. Tele n-t -!-;.ir, bantamweight t-nampion, w o.j a.-i easy eti.-ht-ro'un'l bout from K. C. h I im. I.- 11 of Gloucester. N. J . at Spot -unn's Cltib. In the oilier bouts W i !",. Jaoksi.in, Now Toil.. tTimmed ria'nt. P'.-'dy of Strain" m opht fast i-'U'-d... i".i .- Tur')' r. t'n-- Iti'-iian. v on over S'-r. Lpv Smith of Camden I t e.iht founds, f-nd Jsol: 1. rr , Pitt.-'o-irs'h. and AS'f-h h. Ph -.h-t'h 1 ph ia , in'.vd an mlr-rour.-i draw.

SOTHER GRAY S FOA'DEES BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN Tbo-jsnds of moth-rs have foun-l .'oilier Ga's Sweet Powders an excellent reiiv-dj for children com pla inin a of hendnches'. eolds. f e-.- ri h ness. stoma, h troiiblcf and ottior irregularities frotf-i r. hich children suffer during the daand excel lor results are accomniisiiod by its us". Used by mother for over 30 years. Soid by Itruggists everywhere.. A C v

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