Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 1, Hammond, Lake County, 18 June 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Friday. June 18, 1920.

GEORGE W. PERKINS

OIES IN SANHTAR UM

DIRIGIBLE FLYING OVERHEAD CONTRASTS TRANSPORTATION OF TODAY WITH THAT SHOWN BY EMPIRE STATE'S FIRST TRAIN

One of Founders of the Bull Moose Party arid a Great Friend of T. Roosevelt.

' INTtHNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I .-'T A M b'O K IK CONN.. Jun IX iVeorc IV rkiii.. former i-mmcr nf .1. P. M. :'---.n X- C.. and or.-.- of tlf f.und..i ,.f tlv l'Mgre.ivc iHrt. di.-d tiStamford Hail sanitarium, lit rfl a m-nmis lir-akJown some ,ig and was brought h rc for . sinicnl front- his home 1:1 New York Mi . r"vkinj' faihr.p: health dated ' i, ,-. to an attack of infturnza nnj , .;monia ho affrl while in France 11 .- V -M. C. A. work. T., f.i.t of May. Mr. rsitf was if. pd to a qui-! retreat in th- Cat- ..',.! mountain.-, but Hie ncrxoii aii-

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TVrkins w a. reputed to bf a nv.lii- nair.'. lie was h-'-a ily in;d :n International Harvester

. . -iar.v and had many other business connections. lie begun his hu.-iness j...' as an insurance salesman. (;-,rg? Walbridge IVikins was bArn In ( h.capr.j on January 136". He r-1 - tvcd only a common school odut a-

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, -r ,ev . d such success in hnanciMl aff , :r thai h' attracted the attention ft .! . !'. Morgan and in 1 S 0 : was 1- a n ember ,of the M or ran ban r.i firm. His interests bream. d;- : .:i-d and be was connected with r, ':-. iarf corporations. . Perkins was a great admirer of t . e iaie Th-odor.- Koosrvclt and in ". . ' . w ben th r'-puolican parte spi tii' -not financier became one of the rr.o-f backers of Uoosevelt on the I';-' gres-sive ticket. Mr. I'-rkins was justly proud of h.- rise in life from humble circuin5 es On one occasion he gave the ?.'. -wiib advice to American boys: "There J? alw ay room for boys -lv ..-. nnibitious and not afraid of hard wrrk. Vtarely are hih positions rtll-

ri r-y other than men of ability who j r se frrm coir.pa" atively obscure po?- j ltio-ts. The larger the c-ornorat ion 1 the rnore certain is the office boy to rf a. h a foremost place." T'.-e first public -.ntima'ion of Mr. Ferkins' roil condition came shortly j a''er his admission to the saniarmm whm Charles P. Ijocknood. attorney' f,r the vnst.uit ion. iniuired at the; -re-l-ate court in Stamford about the ;

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A navy dirigible ffyinp overhead brought into sharp contrast the most advanced methods of transportation of 1831 and today, as the famous old locomotive, the "Dewitt Clinton," and its train of stajre coach

cars was brought into New York city a few days apo to he exhibited in the east pallery of the New York Central terminal. The Dewitt Clinton, the first locomotive to run in New York state, was made at the West Point foundry and made its first trial trip from Albany to Schenectady, August 3, 1S31, in one hour and forty-five minute. Six weeks later, using wood for fuel, the same trip was made in thirty-eight minutes.

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The "Dewitt Clinton" train on flat cars with a dirigible flying above.

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Anaconda Baldwin Locomotive fet hlr liem Steel Bethlehem Steel B .. Vnl ral Leather . . . Chesapeake and Ohio ( ho ao and North We 'hicas-i. Mil and St . Consolidated Gas ... t'orn F'-odiicts Crucible Steel Krie Krie 1st 1'rfd Cene-ral Fleet no .... c,eneral Motors

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Midale Steel Ucksnna SterJ New T-rk Central Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania Pressed Steel Car neadinu Kepuhlio Iron and Steel Texas Co I'. S P.nhber V. S. Steel V. S. Sle. l Prfd West injrhouse Willyls Overland Sinclair Oil

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THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN CHICAGO CASH OBAXN i-N VRN No. 2 mixed, 15 V ' !..'. '.c-.v. 2 4'3 2-90 H : " mix-J. 1.S7 .

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CHICAGO VEAL. 50 to 60 !hs, 14 y 3t : 6'"' to To '.'09. 16'iil7c: eO to 100 lbs 1 ' : fa.ni . 20c: over weicht kid-re-s. 14 o i;.j lbs.. IC-a 12c. ('UTTER P.ece-ipts, 11.S49 tubs: '-p.n:'.ry, extra, 55 s'; extra bests. 31i . f.jMS. 49 54c: Tw-k-ing stock X7 ? 40c. E KiS Receipts. M,Zl1 cases; t urrri '. receipts, 35 37c; ordinary lirsts V " 4t ; firsts, 7 'a 3S 'jc: extra. 4n,i'7 4i '?: checks. 256? 21. ; dirties,- 27tF"2c. IltlESU Tw ins. new, 2 4 Vs 'i 2-c , i as ., .5 'Q 26c; jouis Americas. 28 I. '?c: longhorns, 26 26 '4c; brick, 27 n

LIVE IriTItr TurVeyn, fhekens, S0c; sprinps. 32c; roosters. pees;e, i')4j ac; ducks. 32 'rx40c. 'TATl'ES Receipts, 67 car?. CHICAGO 1.IVE STOCK j ij.h;s Ueceipts aR.ortO :" market 13 to, tli- higher; bulk, 1 4 .0 r 1 3.6 : top. 15.7': j v weight. 1 4.50 'it 1 5.30 ; medium . .t-h. 1?.. 25 'r 15.70; Hjtht weight. 13.1c i

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-t.-' sows, roil eli. till 1.1.50; pic. 12

: 39. - TTIn Receipt? J.nor; maik't. t - lower, other (!a.s .-iov with -!; i:-y 1-u'f r; beef i-ir. medium ami J ' v.- w e ii.""n -. I S 17: choice and prime. i-'ilT; medium and pood. 13.25 16: f.i t ami i he-b e 15 15.30; comnion and r-" -i ,r', 1 1 " 1 3 : butcher cattle, heifers.

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ECONOMY

84 STATE ST. HAMMOND. IND.

GROCERY and MARKET

Phone Hammond 49

Specials for Saturday June 19th

GROCERIES-

Egs, strictly 43 c

59c

fresh

Butterbest .

1 Economy Special A 1 rffo- Tit

Coffee

Corn. Peas, To- 1 O JL matoes, 2

Clcb House Soups, 1 O assorted i fc

Carnation Milk, tall can

Sweet Potatoes, No. 3 can Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb. . . Swansdown Bake Flour, pkg Macaroni, Becher's Best, pkg

Beef Pot Roast

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Beef to Boil, lean

Harburger, fresh made

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Corn Beef, our own O C cure, . . . 22c to

Leg Spring Lamb . .

40c

12ic 29c 29c 39c

MEATS-

27c 25c 22c 35c 32c

Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg. . . Quaker Oats, pkg Pineapple, sliced, No. 2 can. . . .

Brag Soap, 10 bars.

Apple Sauce, No. 2 can

Leg Veal . Shoulder Veal .

Breast Veal, with pocket. Veal Steak Chops Lamb Shoulder . .

Pork Butts

Pork Shoulder Pork Loin . . .

Pork Steak Lamb Stew .

12c 12c 27c 49 c 39c

25c 22c 29c 30c 18c

HOW STOCK! OPENED

( INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlttl NKW VullK. June 18 i leadings in the slock market were rlull and without feature at the opening today. Prices hangea were irregular and gfn'rally ranged within fractional limits. S t e i I (pmmon ro?e 3-8 to S3 3-8. Marrrt Co. roe ;; points to is;, p.eplogle Steel was in supply, falling, 3 points to S0i. Vanadium Sterl. after adxamir.g to 3 dropped to Si'. P.aldwin f.old 3-8 higher at 1 1 7 1 i . Kndicott .Johnson rose 2 fo SH1. Royal Iiutch fe one p.unt to 115 .1-4. M-xican Petroleum celling fxdiidend of '1 i-j per cent showed a gain of u at 174 5-8. I'ealings in the motor and railroad share? w ere small .

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! A Big Cut in All Meats for C. Saturday, June 19th

BEEF

CHUCK ROAST . . . POT ROAST BOILING BEEF . . . BEEF TENDERLOIN HAMBURGER

Tag Your Bock. Many book loTers with arz snfl precious HbrariM keep a amall book with the name f each book lent the !ate and th borrrrwer. After a reasonable time, when the book ha been 1. nr. It Is no discourtesy to w rite ani remind the borrower that yon mies votir book friend and are waiting to

welcome It home. Get a lookr.!are. That is the Tery best way to tasr your books. And doi't forget that the golden rule applies in books as In ottier phases of life, and return the ones you borrow yourself. India Rubber Strangely Named. Few article seem more stranoly famed lhan India rubber. It crts its name from the first u to which It was put that of rasing pencil marks by rubbing. Nor shouid it be associated with India. The iree wa firpt mentioned by an esplorer among the Mexican Indians three centuries ago. Sickening Discovery. The teacher had read a chapter from "The History of the American Revelation" and Raymond had then heard thft word "breastworks" for the first time. T!ling his mother the story when h got home, be said: "When the Brltieli got up in the morning and saw th Americans on the eppostte side of ths hill, they threw up their breakfasts. Boston Transcript. Time It Money. "Charier. dar." sa:d yonn? Mrs. Tomkins. I'm going to real poetry after this." "What for?" "It are so much time. There are so many open spaces in poe-ry that the time required to read a pape j materially i-hortened !"

On a Curve. An Anstralian inventor has given a piano a slightly curved keyboard so a plnyer can reach all parta of it with equal effort. LOOK ON PAGE 6 FOR Grand Central Piano Cos Gigantic Two-Day Player and

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YOUNG PORK LOIN ROAST, FRESH PICNIC HAMS FRESH bOSTON BUTTS PORK CHOPS PORK SAUSAGE

28c 22c 25c 30c 18c

VEAL

LEG OR LOIN SHOULDER ROAST . STEWING VEAL ... VEAL CHOPS

25c 22c 18c 28c

LAMB

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LEG OF LAMB 25c LAMB SHOULDER ROAST 22c LAMB STEW igc LAMB CHOPS " 28c

ALSO A BIG CUT IN ALL SMOKED AND COOKED MEATS

o LONG HORN CHEESE. . AMERICAN AND BRICK CHEESE

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DON'T OVERLOOK THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AT THESE PRICES

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FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND CROCERIES FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS. ALL ORDERS RECEIVED BY 1 P. M. DELIVERED SAME DAY.

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SANITARY COFFEE & BUTTER

HAMMOND, IND.

IBuntLlLer

Very Best Pure Creamery lb. . .

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New Crop

Fresh-Roasted

A Few Specials for Saturday and Monday at a Guaranteed Reduction of 25 to 50 of Their Former Prices

Men's 25c Socks, black only 15c Men's $1.50 B- V. D. Union Suits 95c Men's $1.50 Jersey Ribbed Union Suits $1.29 Children's Straw Hats. $1.50 value 75c Boston or Paris Garterns, 40c value 29c One lot of Men's Oxfords, small sizes values from $5 to $10. big bargain $3.50 Men's extra fine Panamas, $5 and $6 values, all shapes. '. . .$3.50

Men's Silk Caps, $3.30 value $2.50 Mens Work Pants $2.95 Up Men's $2.50 Overalls and Jackets $1.95

Men's, Boys' and Youths' Suits at Greatly Reduced Prices FREE A Panama Hat Given With Every Purchase of $40 or Over,

Try our Verj' Best Orange Flavor Ceylon Tea lb. Hc

Our Very Best Gold Medal lb. 47c

Special Saturday

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AMERICAN FAMILY 10 BARS

CLOTHING Hohman and Logan and Streets SHOE HOUSE M. Stialitz & Co.

The Bargain

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UAlCLiXll LATED, 10 lbs. . &do

LARD tfe' j Good Luckp Very Best Pure per Ib.oJ Butterine2 poundsOi

PET MILK Tall Cans

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SALE ON PRESERVES 15 oz. jar Pure Fruit, Straw, or Rasp. 49c 26 oz. jar Pure Fruit, Straw, or Rasp.65c 5 lb. Pure Fruit, Straw, or Rasp. . . .$2-29

Birds Eye Brand Sc pkg. Per Dozen

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Store of Hammond"

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