Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 261, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1920 — Page 4

J'rst? Four.

TIIE TIDIES Thursday, April 22, 1920

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS BY THE LAKE COUNTv FAINTING A PU8USH1N3 COMPANY.

The Lai- County Tlm Dily euipt Saturday S inewy ilntra t ti postotfic tn Hammond. Jun tfr. isios. The Ttn.es Knnt Ch:ero-I ndlan Harbor. llly fur.!v EnirJ at tha poetorflca la tat Chicago. "tT 18. 191. Th Lk County Tlmi-SturT "1 Weekly ,r Kntero.1 t tha ;k office In HummonJ. February . The Gary Evening Tlm Pally excert Sunday. tered at the pot f nca In Gary. April . All under tha act of March a. 1819. Bcona-i mat ; r.

rUXBIM A DTZ KTTSXNO OTTICm. . I.Oa.AN l'As'MJ A CO CHTCAWO.

It is to their credit, however, that few publishers are fooled into Riving tip epace to. the. pres apent who is boosting some petty litle Rame. There" is :i growing suspicion in many newspaper offices, though, that the prews agent has a big part in creating the white paper shortage. The teams of paper that he grinds into copy on his trusty 'mill" would print entire editions of many newspapers. The average editor regards prlntinR the press agent's stuff much as he would if a shoe dealer were to take a pair of shoes from his shelf and present them to a stockholder in an oil company. Press agents, like other fads, may die off prme day. Not howeer, until Ireland gets home rule, and a home is provided for rheumatic ukelele players. But until then we will probably have with us the press agent, and will have to tolerate him with every incoming mail. The only consolation editors have is that the reverse side of the press agent "s copy makes excellent scratch paper Ju these days cf H. C. 1.. Put what does the press hound care? He draws

ja salary that makes that of the eagle-eyed editor who scorns to use his copy look like a 30-cent beefsteak. I smokes ,0-cent cigars, and when his daily grind of two

I The Passing Show

liftTc.mond fprlv.it exchan 81"t. IP1- ,l0' Calt lor whatever department wantad.) Ctrv Office Telethon ill Ni?u Thomrnn. F..-t Chtrapo Telopnona I1 K-i Chtcaga (The 'lints) Telephone - l- '-" - n Harbor ' Vcf IVal") Ti-1 ihni.e ?0I T ' m Harbor (Reporter andClaas. Adv.) ..-Telephone XI VWitjn Telapbona 89-M Crown Point TalaDhona 4 If you bave any trouble cefttng Ti Tiw makes comr:a!nt immediarely to tha Circulation Eepartmant. HOTICH TO SXTBSCKXBZ1AS.

.."Vou hav.in th.past Z ' tVnhl ur, or thereabouts is done rolls home in his lc!!,!at or tn not sent en flmo. Remambep that the mall ( pf r-ir la nt -srht tt used to ba and that complaint ara ' Cneral from many source about tha tMl and mall eel"- 1 nee Tnw Tiuk hs Increased mal'mg equipment anfl nrnr'-De rT)n,f T . n r - trH-in- earnestly to reach ta patrona OB Mm, Ba ON UllULKa HiUJl JArAH. rrampt in advtnn us wheo you do sot get your payer ana According tc news dispatches, the strike of laborers a a will act promptly. , ... .. , , (in the sugar industry in Hawaii was brought about by

orders from the Japanese Federation of Labor. Perhaps this is just an effort to give America a sort of gentle introduction to the Wilsnnhin plan of having American lanor controlled by foreign brsses tinder the League of Nations.

SOME prifr. liavf conr I" ? HIGH h Wrl THAT they h re no liiKT "ii tlir lv 1.

tur" fhn wi'l nevr It

MOTION r

jirrfTt until THREE kin.l room tocfihT

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PEANUT .-In.ji k''i-, t;tim churr?, AND ncinifti nln read tli" titles fll.MJ.I.

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THE PRESS AGENT. Th.mks to the war we have with us more than rver the press agent. A press agent may be defined as

a newspaper man who has left his proiession in oraer PITFALLS OF A DEMAGOGUE

to make more money writing stuff that maks life mis- On page S3 of the Saturday Evening Post. of

erable for his former associates in the news room. j March Samuel (.. Blythe asserted: l'rc;-s agents sprang up during the war along with "The bosses have no standing that they have not the new millionaires, and now their tribe is increasing j usurped grabbed." faster than that of the latter. Newspapers were found '. And then ten lines farther on he say?: to bo such easy suckers that a new press agent is j "They have no status that is not crnferred." made eery minute to use valuable white paper and j in his agility as a mind-changer. Wood row Wilson f.ich valuable space from unsuspecting publishers. j has a close competitor. Probably never in bis multiIt must be great to be a press agent. Instead of jiudious conflicting writings did President Wilson ever having to grab a bunch of copy paper and adventure contradict himself within a space of ten lines. First, into the city in search of news, the press agent sits J Mr. Bh'the asserts that political bosses have tic standbehind a typewriter in a comfortable office and turns j ing that they have not grabbed, and then be says-they nut ropy from bulletins and reports furnished him j have no status that is not conferred. In one instance by the third assistant secretary to the fourth vice j he represents the politicians as taking power, and in president of the company he wcrks for or takes notes j.the other he says that their power is given to them, from the Fecreary of the committee' he represents, i The wielder of the blue pencil in the sanctum of the

IS t" Ini5-t him. GARY l Rett j ,,K t CURL n.-w tlia' she E AVE h'-r rtri-s. ir.i. hr..

le c-irh a hi oilfch! to et i.i it "IS. "I'll .1 few

no CAN ci;.

itvlldatc f.r pre; pon S''i al"nt I! h.'U ' ' he

THET .in-' wen'! h t h,m. IT'S always the hard's' thing TO c-t local i"n a a lm n for a NEW nwttj i.r h'e sh.-p

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7J,ce job. eh? I There are divers kinds of press agents, hut the rcns may be roughly divided into two classes those who work for a corporation and thosp who are employed by somp "movement." Nearly all trust companies and railroad corporations employ men to prepare i py explaining: the growth, development and pol rW of their various corporations. This copy is notliira Jss than advertising and fills the editors' waste acke!s. The second class cf press agents represent some "mo enter. " which ai'ms at the upbuilding of something or other or securing theindependence of some ;::t't nation .or obtaining special privileges for the "Society For The Prevention of Something or Other." "( py prepared by these press agenti? is if not advert i.-i'ig pure and simo'e propaganda, and the pub-r.-hir who cares more about seeming concessions for th" Hottentots, lowering the duty on rubber heels to Armenia, or helping: the demopublican party to success sr, thar all the politicians can get more pie, is not a b-t-dnes? man. tc say the least.

TROUBLE Rettiim a stie YOU nuch he able n hide a j.ian.i IN n h-me so a woman cmidn'i find i' BUT mi ean't hale quart of henr.o WHERE she won't tin-i it. STRONGLY f-io.nns a Li'mocntu ncnat" in 1 Tt 1 T AND iiintiiiiK fop pi-esuknl on the. REPUBLICAN t u k. I in ini'n

SOMEHOW slice si- that Mr. Hoo

IS f Hooente. THERE is one excus for the min WHO is always boasting IT he didn't b"ast of himslf nobody fise woohj. ir oii ttve a womsn her CHOICE between e-aring for a sick ma it AND a yelling haby SHE'LL those the hahy ery time. SUMMER niu. 1 he on the way THc'cmers of (lie in;jga,in a ARE beginning to exhibit pictures of LADIES without any elothes on. ABOUT the most nerl thins that

Conies ns IS a o klv exchange two wer ks old. AND your l'if:ie Sam delivers one tlrit OLD every now and then. WE wonder why Hmk Ford DOESN'T do a little paid advertising INSTEAD of demanding ANOTHER inyestijTatliin of his eampa is n. THERE is no eohbr ji h THAN nursing y-.ur wrath t keep it HI III, THE trmh of the matter is THAT a man doesn't care bow much GIRLS show their ej;

AS Ions as ihry are no' h;s K rls. IT whs old lrv Cohh who defines A BOLSHEVIK as a man who

in Riving you anything

Saturday Evening Post must have taken off to catch up i in his sleep. j

THE ONE THING NEEDFUL. Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell. of Labrador, says of prohibition in that land : "A few years ago. while on the coast. 1 had the

honor to be elected as a magistrate. When I found

mat i naa control or local licenses we went dry. since the people agreed with me. The whole country has now became dry and has benefited immensely. Notwithstanding this, all prohibition and al! legislation will never make the world safe fcr permanent peace. It is only the contact of human life and the love of one man for another that will successfully accomplish this."

WHATEVER satisfaction John McCormack gets in paying more income tax than Caruso is equalled by Enrico's satisfaction in having to pay less than John.

"WOMEN ARE Urged to Enter Politics headline. No need to urge them.

says a

ANNOUNCE

CANDIDACY

( A DY E R T IS EM EST 3 1 FOR AUDITOR. r: for Timo : Piease announce ;o the voters of Lake r sirv th-iA I will be a candidate for fe. nominal icn for Auditor ef t.aie ' 'ut.'.y, in. nana, subject to the primaries cf lUy illi, lalM. . GK.or.'-JF. M. FOLvVND.

TOR CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE. Fdn r I'mies. Kinniy announce to the vi rs of Taka e- jnry thai I am a candidate for tha nomination to the office of Judge of tha 'runnel Ocurt on th Ucpublican ticket. h lb.teet to the primary, election to be ;el,i May 1, 1920. I r.ow hold this offiC"! under appointrient cf i.he Governor, made Mart.h 13, MARTIN J. PMITIt. Crwn Point, Ind.

TOU CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE. Fd'tor Times: Flea.se. announce to the votern of th county, thior.gh tho column! of your taper thai I am e candidate for the R publican nomination for Judge of the lk' Circuit Cvuri, primaries May lt, 1 now hold this owe; under appointment of tha jo.trnor, since January 1st, 1313. E. MIL.F.S NORTON.

FOR SHE KIT r. Tditor Times : Please announce 'n the voters of Lake, eounty tha: I v. ill he a candidate for the t-filce of Khcriif of IaKe C'oun'v. subject to thti primaries. Miv th. 1320. JAY; A. UilPLtBT, Ua.ry, Ind.

FOR TREASURER. Editor Times; Please p.nno'jnc to the voters of Lk eounty t'-iat I will he a candidate for re-noni;nai ion ft r Treasurer of like county, lmliana. subject to the primaries of May 4th, ly20 liAIJ-'H B. BRADrOHD.

FOX SENATOR. Editor Times: Please fci.neunce to the ve'.er of L-tk

county that 1 will be a candidate for

W ILLI A MO TU ,V i 5

Hammond, Tnd.

dida'e for re-nonnnaton to he office of manes. Hay 4th. n;n

v.-i.envr on m H'luiDiican ticket at trie primary. May 4, 1320. I hue been in oifioe but two months because in Ltke county the Treasurer and Coroner do i ot assume their offlees until a ear after th other county officers, but I am trying to conduct the affairs of the oflre jn a manner to

merit the tupror. of the electors at th

comins primarv. Eh'V.l RD E. EVANS. M. D.

FOX FXOSBCUTrNO ATTOSKIT. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of IUce county that 1 am a candidate for th Republican nomination f.-.r Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the Republican primaries, Mav th. 13.0. DWTGHT M. KINDER.

I BELIEVES I I S Kot.

I AND tie h isn't cot ant thins

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FOX FROSECUTINO ATTORNET. I!ditor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of f.ske county that I am candidate for the Republican nomination for prosecttt irg Attorney, subject to the Republican primaries, ilay 4th. i:20. A L"'j L'ST A. BKF.''fR FOX SXWATOR. Ed'tor Tintes:

I "b-ase a nnoimee t o the vo.ers of Ie

re-tiominat ion fir Senator from I.L county that I will be a candidate for

eounty. Inoiann.. subjeel to the primaries 1 " n ,n""H'Hin rn"f'r from Lake

of May 4'.b, 1!:9.

JAMES J. NEDJU

FOR REF BIS F1TTATITE. Ed tor Tunes: Kindly announce te the voter of lka roun'y that I am a Republican candidate

for the office of Representative of tjke

county. Indiana, subject to the primaries of Mav 4th. 1920. THOMAS GP NT. Lowell, Ind.

FOX SENATOR. Editor Times: . Kindly announce to the voters of Ik

county, subject ...primary election to b b. nom i "a ,on r .nJto?:

publiran tlikt, subject to tha primariea

oi Aiay 4tn, i(

held May 4th. 132.V

OSCAR A.

A HUG REN.

FOX COKMISSIOITEX. Ed i tor Times : Please announce fo the voters of EVk

County that 1 will he a candidate fori rrnominaf inn for the office of t'r-mmts- I sioner of the Kirst distri't of Lake,

JAMES W. BJUiSET.

FOX SENATOR. Ed'tor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the

county, subject to the primaries. May ' . .. . . . ' . ' , ' ' j-pupii-

4th, IJJ'J.

GEO. O. SCH.VAF

FOR SHERIFF. Ed 'toe Times Kir.a announce to the voters of Lake. -'it-' v that I at" a candidate for the f -m;n, ; ..'! to the offW of ShT.fr, of i .' tint y 'he Republican lick"',, s ibjf-ct to the primary election to be iiay 4tn. t:'20. L. BXiV'.'E WHITAKEH, llatnmond.

FOR SHERIFF.

Ma) 4th. ltl2V

A. JEI'KER.-?' i pi'Hn.TZE. Gary, Ind.

FOR COMJdSSIOITXR. Editor Tunes: Will j on please announce to the voters of the mnnty thiough the columns of your paper that I am a endidate for tti. T? an i, K1 i e a n nrinnrutlitn fir Ceirir,t

sione-r to,- the Post district subject lo ' nomination for Senator on the Republi-

the primarv on M'iv Vli. 1320. , ' "n l"'"1 subject to the primaries of ! V O. HOhJiKS.

I G3 ry. ind.

FOR SENATOR. Pdnor Times: Plea'e announce to th oters of Rake

count that I am a candidate for the

r f OT,!

- n 'joi i ree ;.i r'ie o: ers of Lake thai I am a i r.ndiila'e for the i 't. to the ofii, o of Shenff ,,t

I.s.ke county on the. Kopubiican ticket, s.ibj--, t. to the rnmary election. May 4th, i J-'O. ERI: LUND.

FOR SHERIFF. Editor Times: TMea-e annonnoe to the voters of Lake roti!it that 1 a?n . candidate for the ! 'oub'.icn n nomination for Sheriff of i.tk-i 'Mint . at the it unary election, Mav ph. 1320. I am a: prcf-cut a Desk pea nt oi the t'ltv of Gary Police 1 "pai : men t tapre.ii.te.i) , JAMES P. DOVVLING. Gary. Ind. FOR SHERIFF. 1 :.!' or Times: i'tnise aniM-unce to the voters of Lake i .-.mi y that 1 am a fttxlidate f'ir the . ,Hv-' of Sheriff of 1 iv f county, subject to the Republican u imai i' s. May 4th, : -20. JOH GRAHAM. liKn.moml, Ind.

FOR SURTSTOX.

EJ'tor Tlmei: J Kindlv announce to the voter of Lake FOX CORONER count v that I am a candidnte for th,Edi'or Times: nomination to the office of Suryor of Kino'y announce to the voter- of Ik

Lake county on ihe Republican ticket. 1 count y that I will he a candidate fer

stit.j. c lo the primary election lo ba , tiotmnatton for on

held May 4th. 1320.

RAT SLLLEY.

FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Titn: I'lease nnnotince t ti, voters of Iake and Portr ooutitio that 1 am a candidate for the orTico of Joint Itjii'tf ntative of the above named counties on the U-publican ticket, subject to the primaries Mav 4th. 1320. BERNARD K. OARLIN.

FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Times: Please announre to the voters of Iake and lorter c.ountis thai 1 am a candidate for the office of Joint Representative of the above named counties on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries Mav 4th, 132", TOE XV. TODD.

FOR SHERIFF. T'd tor Time- : Kindl v announce to the voter" of Lake e.ut,i :',,t I am ;i candidate for the i otnit-s tmt, to the office f Sheriff of i.-.ke county on the Republican ticket, s ,;.) ci to the primary elect ior to be held Ji-t.v -I i h, '''" WILLIAM H. LL3. L'at .'bicav... ltul. FOR SHERIFF. t" i 1 1 or Times . Will vou kindly announce that I will be a crindidate for the nomination for Sheriff uf I-ake county at the primaries on Mav 4th? I trust that my record lor seven v cars as Deputy Sheriff of Lake countv'at the Gary office, which rosition 1 now hold, irnv entitle me to the consideration of the voters. PKKU M. STLLTS. Gary, Ind.

FOX REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Times: Please announce me as a candidate for ro-neoci r.p. tion for the oihee of Slate Representative, subject to the will of the Republican voters of lake county at tha primal ji election of May 4th. 1920. JAMES I. DAT. East Chicago.

ironer. Republican nri-

m r v- May 4 . 1720. I aspire to this oflHe, with the aid of the Supreme F,einirDR. ANTONIO GIORGI. Gary, Ind.

TOR COUNTY RECORDER. Editor Turn s: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Ijike county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held May 4th, 1320. WILLIAM ROSE. Hammond, Ind. ,

Substitutes Often Worthless It is a well-known fact that Lydia E. PinkhanYs Vegetable Compound is the most successful remedy for woman's ills obtainable. Actually thousands of women have proved this to be true. Notwithstanding, some women make the mistake of trying something else, said to be just as good, simply because it is new. Is it not foolish to risk the possible bad results of such experiment and is it not better to depend upon a medicine that you know is reliable a medicine that has had no equal for more than forty years? Iiead -what these Women Think About It

Tjtictt, N. Y ' I was a'l rnn Ac-a and had noanersry or ambition and no Krenfth to do ity work. I went to the doctor's office every other day and could hardly crawl to ret there and back. My husband rraated uie to try Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Co'mpour.d and he got me a bottle and m two vreeks this medicine did me more good than the tieftor'a medicine had done in ten. I kept on uuttl I bad taken ten bottles and felt like a new woman. Now I do all my own work besides all kind of dressmaking and sometimes paper bansrine. I will recommend Lydia K. Pinkham's Veget.ib'e Compound as Ions as I live anJ you may publish inT'testimonUl." Mrs. H. C. Tanner, 616 Plaut St., Utiea, 2f. T.

North East, Md. " I was in ill hea'th four or rive years and doctored vrith one doctor after another but none helped me. I was irregular and had such terrible pain la icy ba-k, lower pjrt o rny body and down each sida that I had to go to bed three or Jour days every month. I was ve.rr nervous, tire 1. could not sleep and could not eat without getting si' k. A. friend askei me to take Lydia E. Pinkaam's Veetr.bla Compound and I am sorry I did not take it sooner for it has helped me wonderfully. I don't have to go to bed with tiie piin, can cat without heimt sick nd have more strength. 1 recommend your medicine and you are at liberty to publish my testimonial," I'lzzabkih Weavzk, U. K. 2, North Last, Md.

Be "Wise Accept Nothing But

LYO I A, JZ . PIWK HAM MEDICINE CO.. LYNN,MA55.

TOX COUNTT BZCOBOEX. Kditor Time: PU'M.oe announce to the voters of Lake county that I am h rmidiiii!" for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Luke county on the Republican ticket, vtihjeft to the primary election to lie held Hay 4th. 1!2n. THOMAS "VV. SPENCER. Hammond, Ind.

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rOK EIPEISUXTATITI. Kdttor Time:: I wtith to announce to the voters of like ccunty thai I am a candidate for rr-nominet hoi for the office tif Iteprcsentative on the pubncKn ticket, subject to the primaries Mstv 4th. 1020. OTTO FIl'IELD.

TDK REPKESENTATrVB. Editor Tunes: I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re. election to the office of State Representative on the Republican ticket, subject to tho primaries May 4th, 1920. A. H. SAMBOR.

TOK PKOSrCTJTINO ATTORNEY. Eiiror Time: I'le'-iic announce to th voters of Lak'

I count c tliat I am a candidatt for th'

ros coiONiK. rA't.-.r Tito.-

V.'l i on kin.ltv announce throujrb the I office of Prosecuting- Attorney of Lake cc'i-imns oi i'.'ur paper that I am a can- I county, subject lo the KeuWican pri-

TOn COTJWTY KECOKSEB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that T will be a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Iake county on the Republican ticket, suhject to the primary election to be held Mav 4th. 1!2V HERBERT f. FRAXCIS.

TOJt COTJIfTY SICOBCEB. Ed'tor Times: ivir.oly announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be n candidate for tno nomination to the office of Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket. suhj-Ht to the primary cite! ion to ba hell Mav 4th. 1920. MALCOLM HAZE LORE EX.

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TO COTJirTX BJSCOXDEB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Leke county that I am a candidate forMhe nomination to the tffioe of Recorder of Lake eounty on ihe R puhlirnn. ticket, subject to th mimary election, to be held May 4. 1921. ALBERT C. HL'BER.

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235 State St., Vz Block East of P. 0., Hiamond, Iod. Receiving Fresh Fish Daily of all kinds Direct from the Fisheries SMOKED FISH AND SALT FISH. SAM KAPLAN, Prop.

Edward C. Minas Co. Grocery Section 3rd Floor Grocery Specials For Friday and Saturday

We take Telephone Orders

Hammond 1800

:543 "i iiO.a''-'fc'i.'S pT J

Flour

Cciesota or Gold Medal ; 'g-bbl. sack

D fi Keota Creamery; finest obtainable;

per id

Fels Naptha; 1 0 bars Our Best Grade, Kettle Rendered; per lb

Soap Lard

P Full Quart Mason Jars, LOCOd best quality

R Fancy Santa Clara, 30-40 size;

1 1 imed

3 lbs. 85c; per lb ,

Pet Brand, baby sire, doz. cans 70c ; per can

DUUCIUiC

per lb.

$1.95 68c 75c 25c 42c 29c 6c 38c

TVf Solid Pack Stock; doz

luuicuucd

Baked Beansh4B9r;t; t. .No:.2 1 2i c

12ic 17c 55c

cans $1.45; can

Smilax Brand (the best) ; doz. cans

bUHi $1.95; per can Q Peet's Water Queen Laundry Soap; OOaP 10 bars

CoffCC ''nas 'en' 3 lbs. $1.35;

DtillsM Monarch Brand, Quart

lason Jar

App!

WooliUrr DmrAni, Grandma's; large size

package

Dnoc farmhouse Brand, Extra Sweet and Tender; 1 7 1 CCIO 3 r3nt 5f)r t nPr ran 1 C

52c 18c

PpjjrtLpQ Sweet Girl Brand, California Free, in Qtf 1 CdwilUO good svrun: larpe ran wwt

' i Dw 1

3 cans 50c; per can

Sour Kraut "aa?rand: 3 cans 40c: 14c Coffee 3"rand: $1.49 Shrubs' Bulbs, Perrenial

Flowers and

Vegetable Seeds

We have a very large assortment at low prices, all stocks being hardy and acclimatized. Now is the time to put in a supply. -

Bridal Wreaths, one of the finest and prettiest OQp shrubs crown; 5 in bundle

Snowballs A shrub you all Hydrangea; a great OC i f avrnr arn J J

ifl1ll I i'?!-nnnim-iTr-jHiimij

30c

know ;

each . .

Gooseberry Bushes; .sturdy plants; Oyr each

Concord Grapes; you should g0OCj." nave a few of O C L '

these; each J Peonies; good size clumps; red or white ; O C

favorite; each .

Red Currant Bushes; good size plants; each J

Cherry Trees; small but

1 t. J M

eacn Dahlias; large size clump; assorted colors; OC-

each

Tuberose Bulbs; O C p good size ; dozen . . .

Caladium Bulbs (Elephant Cannas. King Humbert; large.

each

Gladiolus Bulbs; fair O EL

size ;

; doz.

Ears) ; each .

red ; each

'8c

Specials From the Candy Corner

F J- PArt! I Extra Special for Friday and SaturDXtra DpeCiaJday. U-AIl-No-Mints, packed in air-tight

15c

tin boxes; sell regularly for

35c. Our price

Chewing Gum. all kinds; this sale, each 4c

Borden's Milk Chocolate or Almond Bars; each 6c

Cracker Jack or Chums; 10c pkgr.

Garden Tools in the Basement

Garden Hoe; steel blade: extra Lawn Rake; wire teeth; 24-inch

high grade. 65 C

Dpecial at Garden Trowel; steel blade; large size. Special IOC at

75c

size; very special at

Garden Cu!hator; steel wheel; well made; large CjO 7C size. Special at 0.0

Fence Garbage Can; galvanized.

Garden Spade; polished st'el, w;tn hinge cover; heavy bottom

with D handle;

$1.75

Special

$4.50