Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 280, Hammond, Lake County, 14 May 1920 — Page 8

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Grocery and Meat Specials for Saturday SUGAR SUGAR SUGAR Enough for 3,000 Customers Below Cost LOOK GIVEN AWAY FREE 20 pkgs. Armour's Light House Powder Free with 1 case of Armour's L. H. Soap at $5.50 per case.

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I lu. van ......... Quaker Oats, Corn Flakes. Post Toasties, per 1 fjlp

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package Good Luck Olco, per lb Marigold Buttcrinc, per lb Troco Butterme, per lb Tall Can Milk,

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31c 32c 12ic

49 c 45c

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State Line Brand Coffee, per lb. Monarch Coffee, per lb

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Corn, Pea?. Beans, per dozen .... Oiled Sardines,

brand, 1 doz. for

K.ro Svrup, Blue Label, 1 1, lb. size. Good Quality Clothes Line, 100 feet for.

Extra Fancy Navy

Tomatoes, Kidney $1.75 best ci nn

13ic ..75c

Beans, 10 lbs. for. . . Del Monte Brand Tomato Sauce,

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8c 10c 4c

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$1.00

Argo Starch, package Molasses, 1 lb. 6 oz. can .

New Dry Onions, per lb. New Poatoes, lb New Cabbage, solid head, lb MEATS Boiling Beef, nice and lean, lb Pot Roast, lb. Hamburger Steak, 2 lbs ... VEAL Leg of Veal, , lb

Loin of Veal, lb. J

Veal Stew, 1 Ol lb 1 2

PORK

iPork Loins, 0 7-J-

i us Pork Butts, lb ' Pork Shoulders. I lb

! Pure I lb.

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I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 IJNCULN, NKH.. May 14- W illiam TennitfS Bryan does not consider Gov. fox. of Ohio, anions the available democratic candidates for the presidency. H bellevs hp is the man the wet forces intend to center upon. Gov. Kdwards. )f New Jersey, he regards as a Joke

! and pays that a drunkard in.tho last

sHiffes of delirium tremoiis would have enouph fon.se to know that Kdwards has no chance whatsoever as a presidential candidate. In statements given out here last night. Mr. liryan fays that Cox is the choice of the wets and that he has fairly won the dishonor that he seeks, having traded His birthright for a me of pottage.' Kryan points out that Cox was elected governor of Ohio in 1918 by a email majority. The county in Wnlch Cincinnati is located furnished the necPsi.i;iry votes in return for having kept, a dry plank out of the state platform. tirynn further says tha in the cam-

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Solomon's Grocery 758 STATE LINE ST., COR. C0NDIT. " HAMMOND

Office Phone 2955. It-sid-nce Phont W74. "MAJESTIC" Clean CCinkerless Coal i Sold only by

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4. J. BREHM. Proprietor FTee'Mid Avmue srd MtehUert CtraJ "racks O r A LITT FR EF A RATI O N' SERVICE

GOOD HEALTH AND GOOD TEETH go together, and wc might say that good looks depend on both. OUR DENTAL WORK will preserve your teeth and infprove their appearance. Come in and let us tell you just what you need to have doneTry us for every branch of Expert Dental Work . BURKET The Dentist Over Woolworth's 10c Store Hammond, Ind.

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Consumers f 88 State St.

Sanitary Coffee and Butter

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Hammond, Ind.

A few of our regular, every-day prices. Nothing but the very best grade of advertised goods sold in osr stores. There is no limit on the quantity of these goods you can buy.

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Our Gold Medal Coffee is our very best.

best money can buy. The regular price is 47c per lb. Triis sale, 2 lbs

The

90c

COFFEE Our Town Talk Blend of Coffee is certainly delicious. The regular price is 41c Q ClCi

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lb.

- We carry only one grade of Teas the very best, try our Orange Pekoe Ceylon. . .

This sale, 5 lbs. . .v . .

For a delicious drink

Butter, very best pure cream, per lb Cheese, finest American yello'-v cream, per lb...

Lard, very best, pure, per lb

Eggs, guaranteed strictly fresh

new laid. dozen

Snider' Catsup, large bottles Large Meaty Prune, per lb Best Red Salmon, pound cans

Tiny Sifted Peas, Clubhouse brand . Best Maine Corn, Clubhouse brand .

25c 29c 37c. 25c 22c

New Orleans Molasses, 28 C Lucie brand, 2 lb. tins Tender String Beans, Clubhouse or Hart 23 C brand

Pears in heavy 3 lb. tins

syrup.

43c

Pineapple, best Hawaiian grade. No-2 35c tins

Kitchen Klenzer, 3 cans . . . Uneeda Biscuits, per package Campbell's Soups, all kinds Pure Tomato Pulp, No. 1 tins

14c 6ic 12c 6c

Canned Puinpkin, Hart 1 Cr brand. No. 3 tins AOV

Pure Apple Butter, 26 oz. jars

35c

24c ly fresh

,43 c 33c

60c19c

Dried Peaches, extra large, lb

Lemon or Vanilla Extract, pure

15c

14c

l ounce bottle Jelly, pure fruit, 7 oz. jars, each. . . .

Welch's Pure Fruitlades, 15 oz. jars' 39c each Calumet Catsup, 1 Ol pure. 10 oz. bottle.. Webb's Fresh Roasted AQr Coffee, per lb Wt Sweet Midget Pickle's, 4.3 cquart bottle -OV Finest Seeded Raisins, OOlb. package 3 Crown Muscatel OQr Raisins, lb . 25 lb. box, $6.95.

Pure Preserves, Silver Leaf, 26 oz. jars Best Hand Picked Navy Beans, lb

Extra Fancy Head Rice, 1 7r lb. L 9 C

Kirk's Cold Water Castile Soap, bar. . Sardines, domestic, oil, 3 cans

Imported Oil Sardines, in pure olive oil. O 1 can X

39c 11c

10c 25c

Dr. Price's Baking Powder, large can. .

Brach's Almond Bars, the CJq

perrect almond bar Good Luck Margarine, 2 lbs Finest American Yellow Cream Ch"s,c' 35 c per lb www

Minute Tapioca, per lb Herring, in tomato sauce, large can Wet Pack Shrimps, best grade, per can. . . . Fresh Assorted Cakes, per lb Little Boy Blue, per bottle

11c 23c 28c 30c 10c

Bird's Eye Matches, large package. 5c; per 59c dozen ww

2-in-l or Shinola Shoe Polish, per can Jell-0, all flavors, per package

Best Scrub Brashes, each

Black Pepper, one-half lb. . .

Red Cross or Fould's Macaroni or Spaghetti

Pet Milk, tall cans Carolene Milk, tall cans

9c 12c 15c 25 c 8c

12ic 10c

Watch Our Window Display for Many Other Wonderful Bargains

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Bargains galore. Savings of greatest magnitude. Everything for the laboring man at prices un heard ot COME RIGHT AWAY and get your

share while this sale is In full swing.

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WOOL ARMY SHIRTS 1200 in all; wonderful shirts at only $2.35

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SHOES $10.00 valacs; made on Manson last; welt sewed;

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U. S. ARMY WOOL SOCKS Extra heavy weight; $1 values. Special only 45c

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ARMY WOOL UNDERWEAR, ONLY $1.19 U. S. RAINCOATS . Double back, only $6.95 UNION SUITS Extra fine, only $1.39

ARMY COTTON UNDERWEAR, ONLY 47c ARMY WOOL USED BLANKETS, ONLY $4.85 OVERALLS KHAKI, AT ONLY $1.49

ARMY KHAKI SHIRTS ONLY $1.39

U. S. MARINE BLANKETS ONLY $6.50 . UNIONALLS, ALL SIZES, ONLY

$3.25

ARMY WOOL OVERCOATS, ONLY $9.95 . U. S. ARMY SMALL TENTS, ONLY $2.95 LEATHER SOLES ARMY STYLE, ONLY 35c

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I.algn -f ln til- ut. fMiaiit !,i nullify all that tli lrs nf Ohi' lia-l KHiin'd. ('"X .at. .'ilfiu ainl "now attrr dissractntf hi Ma to. lio ?piros to a position in wbii li he could ri i.-grai e a nation."

Advertise in The Times and ad vertise again. Results come witb constant effort.

BOY IS HELD. Max Srhmidt. fill Douqias

asod IS years, will be arraianed in th" i lty l oijrt tomorrow nirnins on p. i u;iro of disordot ly rnnduit.

LOSES MOTORCYCl

John Sn'Pt.' itliat's " oorroot I nn -f r ador i rod-' into town

Munstrr yostrrday on motorcycle yesterday. loiter ho r odo out but th;

f' rc.et. i motorcyile stopped on Madison i-lrfct.

just west c-f Caluinot avenue. Tiio roar whool was badly oripplod and Swets sweated in' vain ta ropair it. Ho walked -Jack to It un.-t or, got a flivver truck and returned to carry hit' niot'T'Mke homo. :ut tiv motorrylo wa? aone. Then .hn's .urnani assutnod all the tf-nsfs. past, present and future, of it verbal self and

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ts reported hi? lo.s to ioliee "f Hammond Centra! station. The iicoiis,; ta on the ni "tforcycle bore the number XJtfJi.

SUIT ON NOTE. t?uit for collection of a prrwissorv note wa- Ytlod this niorniniir in tho Upmmond superior court by Wolf Jlait'ovb Ii et al.. ajainst ("Just Vlalp .". or a!. Pattorscn & Crito? are attorne s for the plaintiffs.

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Ladies' Black Oxfords, in Cuban heels; vici kid; won- A QC derful buy at p-.J

Ladies' Oxfords in black calf or fine vici; French or Cuban heels; :10"1;';; $6.95

Ladies' Black Kid One Button Colonials; new and ft A snappy; pair

Brown Kid Oxfords; Cuban heel; excellent c8 45 quality t-O.wl

Men's Shoes, such as Emerson, Craw-ford, T. D. Barry, in all the new styles; $8.9o AND UP

Children's Oxfords; black and brown; Nature last; sizes 8J2 to iVr - $3.45 values, at w

Attend the Value Giving Sale at

HUBACK'S

SHOE STORE

577 H0HMAN STREET, Hammond's Most Reliable Shoe House. Next to Citizens National Bank.

Boys' Brown quality; sizes 6 to 9

Calf Shoes; good $3.29

Boys' Black Shoes; made of solid leather throughout; sizes 12 to 2. While they last, 6Q QC pair JJ J Growing Girls' Oxfords, in brown calf; exceptional CjJj Qg Men's English Oxfords; brown "'f; $l $7.45 value; pair

Men's Wcrk Shoes upwards from

$3.95

Men's English last Shoes $7.75 and up.

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