Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1920 — Page 6

Pa.cr Six

Thursday, June 24, 1920.

HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS

Sitting as specisJ Juie in room 1 of

the Hammond superior court. Atty. J. A. Cavit granted a divorce in the eas. of Henry Barman vs Alvira BaKemm. Thr plaintiff is to pay all costs. H'' o.sn c n t e r e el Judgment m the suit of Belie Reudin for a divorce from ht husband. W. Reddm. The woman wa pivfn to"0 alimony and the custody of the two ci-.dre-n.

Bn B. Variey has tiled suit for coli lection of a promissory note atamal F. ' rv Astra. et aJ., through Attorney E. O . tfroat . Petition for the appointment of an -'T-.nns. -:or.er to convey rt al estate has Vrer. filed by Charles M . Keed. admin- ' i.-tratcr of the estate of Katie Kis'n. ' throjsh Attorneys "Tvileiy. iHembroff.

ler and Keed . Lari!u Vrei is nuJe defendant In the action. LMorca as granted by Jude. Hardy in Ibv-m 2 In the divorce uit of lid -ward W. Kad.off tldna KadSoff. Mary ilarovich. widow of Josvph Morovtch. who wa Willed in an accident at the plant of the Mark Mtjf. I'd. March l?. today riled a petit'-m to have the Hammond Trust and Sivnija Hank made trustco for her children j handle oini'tnjil'.i'ii which is to be paid by the Mark (V., under the Workmen! Compensation Act.

SIXTEEN YEAR OLD GIRLS IN CUSTODY Two sixteen year old Gary girls. Cecil Brown and Ioa Hays. K'.vin," their address as 1.334 Massachusetts street were picked up by the pol.ee earlv this morning and are being held

'at the tlary oolice station aa'..n

the arrival o: Juvenile oniccr Ch.-Mzes of Oelm-iuency are charged ;'.:int them.

Summers Pharmacy

20c

.14c .23c .27c

Friday and Saturday Phone II I T D D A D Ti Phone 793 it U D Dfilii 794 FOR Service Quality Low Prices VEAL SHOULDER ROAST 25c

BRE.AST VEAL POCKLl

NATIVE VEAL STEW HOME CURED PLATE CORN BEEF BONELESS BRISKET CORN BEEF n;r,p mavfr PAT I FORM A HAM

BRISKET BACON 1 12-2 lb. average c FRESH MADE HAMBURGER 20c umic ufA-nr orwir QArAP.F 5c

. CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 35c, 3 for $100 : HELMET BAKED BEANS, 10c, dozen $1.13 l-LB. CAN BLACK PEPPER, 33c, 3 for $1.00 PANCAKE FLOUR, 2 pkgs 25c ! LUNCH W.AX PAPER. 6 for 25c . PURITAN MALT $1.15 GRANDMA NOODLES, 3 for 25c RED KIDNEY BEANS, can 18c, 6 for $1.00 TI0LET SOAP, good grade, 2 for 5c FLY SWATTER, 10c 15c GOOD LUCK, 2 lbs 75c FRUIT JAR RUBBERS, heavy. 2 dozen 25c POP CORN THAT POPS. 10c, 3 for 25c HIPOLITE, for icing cake 35c NICE FRESH EGGS, per doz 47c HOME DRESSED CHICKENS :..39l2c

C. W. HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE. 741 Claude St., Hammono

BIG SALE Friday and Saturday Lake County Creamery Hammond's Oldest Butter Store 14S State St., Hammond.

Wisconsin Creamery, per lb

Brick Creamery. per lb Iowa Creamery. per lb E!ue Ribbon Creamery, per lb Nut Margarine, per lb Rumford's Baking Powder, lb. can Raisins, Club Brand, per pkg. .7 Fancy Dried Peaches, per pkg Jam, Luncheon,

C C Coffee, Best Santos, 00 C per lb C A Coffee, Best Peaberry,

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CA !Tea, Best Black. OUCj per lb Ol p Cheese, American or AC! Brick, per lb

Cheese, Swiss, per lb

00 i Cheese, Limburger,

24 c

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Jam, Pure Fruit. 5 lb. jar Lima Beans, per can Navy Beans, per lb Catsup, Blue Label -Pure Lard, per lb Pet Milk. per can Meje Milk. tall can Root Beer Extract, 2 for Toilet Soap, per bar

per id.

Salmon, per can Pork and Beans,

per can .... ' Rick and Milk,

per lb

O O ; Cheese, Cottage,

37c $1.60 12c 10c 23c 25c 12ic 9c 25 c 5c

per can Fancy Head Rice, per lb Prunes, Fancy, per fo Mustard Sardines, large can .... Washing Powder, per pkg. ..... Soap, U. S. Mail, JO bars . Hominy. per lb Olive Relish, per jar

34c 40c 48 c 43 c 33c 41c 37c 12c 15c 5c 6c 17c 22c 12c 4c 47c 4c 15c

CONGRESSIONA

CONTESTS ALSO

ENGAGE

HARDING

Republican Congress is Necessary if G. O. P. Reforms Are To Be Made. BY A. O. 1IAVWAHU f STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N SERVICE WASHINGTON. June Zi Although deeply immersed in plana to bring about his election as president. Senator H.u-iling also 13 giving attention to the congressional contort?. The presidential ancj tne congressional campaigns will not be linked together In detail, but they are united and the national committee will have general supervision of both. Besides the entire membership of the house of representatives to be elected, there are 3J senatorial seats to be filled by the elections in November. Fifteen of these senate seuts are now held by republicans. Senator liardinp conferred today with Senator Frelmghuysen. of New Jersey on steps to bn taken by the senats republican campaign committee to held all these seats for the republicans, and to gam new ones from the democrat? . Senator Mi'es Toindexter, of Washington, is chairman of the senate committee. Senator Frelinghuysen announced that plans had been completed by w rich he and Senator Cald-?r. of NewYork, would be stationed at republican head auartcrs in New Tork to direct the senate campaign in the seat.

Senators New and McCormick. with;

headquarters at Chicago, will have direction of the middle west campaigns. It is expected that Senator Poiridextcr. with some other western republican senator, will assume charge of the Facific coast and mountain states fight.

A republican house and senate !s th? ! aim of Senator Harding and the repub- I lican leaders, to support the expected ! republican administration in the prorr.ised reforms they are to inaugurate. In a narrower way Senator Hard-j ing. being a popular member of the 1 senate republican organization, is desirous of the return to the senate of j

all his friends now there. lim conference with Senator Frelinghuysen today was to get an understanding of the senatorial fights, and ascertain wherein he might help. The republican senators whose terms will expire Mar.-h 3. next, the day before the presldf-m is inaugurated are: I'.rundigee, Conn., Cummins. Iowa; Curtis, Kan.; Dillingham. Vermont; C.ronna. North I.aknlu; Jones,. Washington; I.etirool, Wisconsin; Moses. New Hampshire; Penrose, Pa.; Sherman. III.; Sm.x.t. ftah; Spencer. Mo.; Vf ids worth. New York and WaUmn. of I ni ia na . Senator Harding s term as stK,r from Ohio also will expire on March 3 next. He had tiled for re-nonuna t im before he was elected as the rrpul.li can candidate for the presidency. II::; withdrawal has led to a three-coriu-r-fd republican fight in Ohio f..r tinnomination . There, ia mueh republican interest in the senate rights in New Hampshire and New York in the east, m North lukota. Wisconsin. Iowa. Missouri in the lliddle West, and in l lah and Washington in the far west. Rt punitAsthma Sufferers A New Home Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. We have a new method that rontrXi AsihT.a. and w u want ou to t rv it a; our expense. No matter wheth.r your .ase is of long standing or recent dev 1opment. whether it is present as c.isiooal or chronic Asihna. ou snuud rer.d for a Trie trial of our method. No in. utcr in what climate ou live, no matter what your ago or occupation, if ou tit troubled with Asthma, our method should rflieve you prorr.ptlv. Wo j-r.ee tally want to send it to thos! aprareiilK hopeless cases, where aii forms of inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, "pate.it smokes." ttc. have failed. We want to show evert -one at our x po.iusc. that this new method is designed to end all difficulties, all wheezing, and all those terrible paroxisms at once. This free offer is ton important to neglect a single day. Write now and begin the method at once. Send no monev. Simply mail coupe a below. Do it today.

can candidates in Ohio and Illinois have cot been selected. Sena-tors Penrose, Curtis and Dillingham are raid to be certain tit re-election from I'ennsylvania. Kansas and Vermont respect i vy ly .

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CARD OF THANKS

CA2D OP THANKS W wi.-'-h to extend our sincere ap-

j rreci.it ion n.r ail kindness and synij pathy shown us during our recent sorj r.'U m the loss of our infant daughter. I imperially do we thank the employes , of Standard Steel Car company, those I it h o donated ars. to Ilev. Ucklldrr and ! tlioso who furnished music, alr-o for . all lloral offerings. j Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Soutliworth and 1 family. 6-2 1-1

GARY HARBOR A BUSY PLACE Five more bc-ats from the Lake Superior region were docked and unloading their cargo at the Gary Harbor ye-.tcrdaf. They were H. H. Koger,, C. C. Collins. George F. Biker. Francis House and the Cornel!

Traveling. To any rvrron v. l;o lias all his senses alx.tst ii 1 in , a qiiu-t walk aicrii not more than ten or nvclvr miles of road a dayis tho most uiiiiisin of all traveling; a;,d ail inml becomes dull in exact proportion to its rapidity, (ioini; L y railroad I do not consider as traveling at all ; it is merely "beiri sent" to a phi -'. and ery l.ttle different from l'fi'ou:;ii a parcel. Iluskin.

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FOR RUNT Furn, hous".- keeping. Hammond.

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FOR ?ALK Will sell well established sheet music and rmall goods business, best located stand in Hammond, want to devote entire time to a patent which has developed. Address A-20S' Times. Hammond. 6-21-3

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The Melo-Harp for Dancing If you've never danced to the alluring strains of a Melo-Harp equipped Straube-made Player -Piano, there's a delightful experience awaiting you. The Melo-Harp offers an unusual range of musical entertainment. It 13 first of all a player of highest quality and finest tone. Then there's the pneumatically controlled Melo-Harp which enables you to combine the music of the harp with that of the piano. You should see and hear this instrument. Come in and we'll gladly play your favorite selections.

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A full line of Old Reliable, New York Pianos and Player Pianos, Estey, Marshall & Wendell. Kohler & Campbell, Lindeman & Son, Behr Bros., Ludwiz, and others. Also the world's best in talking machines Victor Victrola and the New Edison. Victor records and Edison records $1.25. Music rolls for 69c. The latest up-to-date word rolls. It's your chance now.

EXPERT TUNING AND REPAIRING

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Furniture Department, Third Floor

171 TO rTIT5! TO iC

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and Saturday

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them here tomorrow at the special price of

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Dining Table A beautiful Queen Anne dining table, made in solid American walnut without veneer. Has 54 inchc round top and extends to 6 feet. Dividend Day and Saturday price at $79.50

Brass Bed

Here is a genuine Simmons brass bed. in 4 foot 6 inch size, with heavy filler. A value you cannot , rr 1 . IT .

-anora to miss, nere tomorrow and Friday, at

$33.75

Bed Special

A 2 inch continuous post bed with heavy fillers in Vernice Martin or white finish. May be had in standard size. Better see them .here tomorrow. Dividend Day or Saturday, at $16.75

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Mattress Special A 45 lb. genuine felt mattress, in any size, with rolled edge" and fancy tick. An extra special for Dividend Day and Saturday, at $14.95

Overstuffed Suite This three-piece parlor suite, made with best spring construction throughout and upholstered in high grade tapestry, is priced exceptionally for Dividend Day and Saturday $449.50

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