Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 2 July 1920 — Page 11

Pace Eleven

Fridav. Julv 2. 1920. THE TIMES CANDY SUPPLANTS HIGHBALLS IN POOL ROOMS IN PROHIBITION ERA ' EYEl BcicntificalJj Examine Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed. oo 8 noc-oro i w 1 i BETWEEN THI SNAPPY LIMEC&IKK O Hammond Optical Parloi Hi Stat St. HkTtmond, li 4

Big Six 7 Pass. Touring Special Six 5-Pass. Touring $2025 Special Six 4-Pass. Club Roadster $2025 Special Six 2-Pass. Roadster $ $2025 Special Six SrcLn $3175 Special Six Coupe $3075

The moderate prices of StuJtbakcr cars are made possible only because of, first, the reduction in overlie ad costs, resulting from quantity manufacture in factories

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d and hid out to eliminate

wast of material and time, assuring maximum efficiency; secondly, the elimination of middlemen's profit? from parts made in Studebaher tactcriea. such as castings, forcings, stampings, motors, axies, transmissions, bodies, tops, etc.; and, thirdly, the comparatively lisht weight obtained by scientificallv balanced design.

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who ha.-) the temerity to at candy in n pol room once would have been

nut'f.t a ritili Vfodtilo. Since nrn-

hil'ition, the pi;ol rooms liave huilt un an immense candy Lusinesa.

W'e have been shippine candj

tl Kui k to one ruu n tlic Iii tt game of a ciuublo Leader, tliecha.il went iu to j iicli the becond taiuo and h-dd ylcldod only otio lun when at the cJd of the tiftcenih iimfng play was tailed on account of darkucsb. i. x x Kmll ((Dutch) Loefficr. a former caddio and now green keeper for the Cakniount Country club, won the Pennsylvania open golf championship on the Oakmont course yesterday. Ho turn in a medal score of 150 for 3i holes. ?. Davidson Ilerror., United States amateur champion, topped, the amateurs in the tournament. X X X Spain w ill send to the Olympic games at Antwerp a polo team composed of Duk tjar.toma.uro, Duke Tenarando. Marquis Villalras:ma and Count Mezai no I'aule. X X X i President Tearney of the western league, lias called a special meeting of the league for Omaha, uly 17. The question of l.Tifthening the schedule t.ICS jfanies will he one of the questions to l,e eonslder-d. The present schedule talis for 134 games. X X Two members of the Japanese Olympic Unrii' s team will compete in the N'afionA. A. I', pentathlon championship tont'st in New Yrk next Sunday. The nvmaip-r of the apaneye team, which is en route to Belgium, has entered H.

i Mjsuda and C Noguehl.

MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT James Conglcs. FINEST LUNCH IN TOWN, 65c. Tbe Coolest Place ia the City.

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TuFAn'X' ' e ' ave "een shipping candv ;n . o r.-iiio.-id lots to m;tny cities to supVY.DU.NTTE flv 1 his new trade.

P. J. BauweiVs Auto Sales 645 Hohman Street, Hammond Tel. 247. Distributor for Hammond, Whiting. Ec:t Chicago and Indiana 1 Lirbor.

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CHICAGO. Prohibition

" unit ii 'it i iiv . i-i vj c nu v i i'ru

nastr,e mainstay 01 the randy trad

.iiit.ALit. t roniDition nas ; ine mainstay i me ranuv tr

spread the candy habit. .No longer ! Hut it is a matter of trade rtatis-

i tht Hoirtv rric with hnr tr:i. ' t ir i h i t nif.n Viae, lirrnmrt fliD

t ir (hit nif'n K a vo lifi-rtmn fliD r n

cition.il passion tor dainty contec- tion s greatest candy eaters

tions the nation s largest candy hone-clrv pronitiitu

consumer. She has a rival in the , feet.

who

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5-our. man who has sutistituted . ocdol the whiskey hahit. tarpos and chocolate creams for "The public has b'en wonderinar

beer and hichballs. , why candy manufacturers need so

lhe billiard parlors ana eijrar'niuch

sufar. Prohibition is the

stores" nid Theodore W. Riintp. ; iitiswer. Prohibit iiin is huiWintr tin

Chicajro candy manufacturer, "are j a jrreater demand for randies than hecominr formidable competitors the country ever knew before and

of confectionery stores in the sale

of candies. Instead of oMermjr liouor between jjnn.es. poo! ntul billiard nlavers rat candv A man

it is the newly acquired appetite

for sweetmeats anions men that is respoi sible for tbe market ex-' pansif-n."

The World of Sport

ing the world's record f. r th? distance one ntintite one s -cund established by Norman lloss. Kalianamuku w as partieipatini; in th- Olympic games w st

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Announcement was made at Xew Orma last nisht that I' te Hrmin. antam weight champion and Jimmy Wild", f.ywe.ght champion, had sin-l .ii-ti.. les to fisht twenty retinds in Urn. don, September IT. fr $;0.Mn. x x x I'.ike Kahanarr' ku. of Honolulu, in tit" Neptune Xicach plur.ee at A'.irn;1. fal ., swam 1"A meters, free Myle. in rr.o roinut en--fifth second break-

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let the bands play and the sonprs rinpr out

Y - ' " - - -.""iuui i ''"on. iic uu; v-uiiic m anu ice us give you an Independence Day musical program, a vivid suggestion of how to make the Fourth a day of finer meaning in your home. Ve'li send a New Edison to your home together with a fine group of patriotic selections.

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X X X With all the .s'at" officials at. th

Kii.-ci eonv-ntion there was no interferon, e yesterday affrnoon t pulling

off a d fir and badT hht. at WoM Daden. Frank I'.a'.t. formerly manager

,.f Jihn I., j-'ullivon. was master o! cremenies: I'luirles Il'vfnrd. ownet

of the West linden hotel, timekeeper. I and l-'rar.k K.ip 1. of New York, ret'- ; free. Occtk's t'arpentier wa. an in-1 t( -rented spe-t at r . ! The Amerii an army polo team which: will represent the l"ni;d States in thOiympie pani'S at Antwerp won tio r.o lc s cup by d ff attnfr thp Fox- ; hunters Kanel.-th "i;;b -f L..-nd- n. Th. 1 score was i yo,;s j . x x x j Admitting the chars that they! threw pop bottles at I'mpir William;

Klcm durtnp t'.- t'lncnnati-St . Iouis ;

National L'di.-iio ba.-eball am

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X X X lJen Tunrey. light h.avyweight box rcr han:rd.n f the American ex-

pe d:t!' nai y f - e, seore.j a knockout , ov ii ie And i son. . f Tare ma. 'Wash

in the third round f a twelve-round match at Jersey i'i;y wh-:; the re I- j

rree ttrpoi the bount.

X X X Jose R. Carabiam.i. th Cuban chess expert, said that unless unforscin de- : velopinents intervened he would not

clnnjre i-.is plans to po to I'.urope and

confer with I 'r. Kmannuel Lacker, with

repard to a r r.'i n his a match for the

championship of the world. I'r Lasker

of England, last we, k viclded the c'aini-

piunship to Capabanca.

x x x . That definite arrangements have been made to play the annual army-navy football pame on the F;o ground. New-

York, on Nov. -7, was announced finally

by Corr.mandf r Iuslis IT Howard, secretary-! reaiin'T of the Navy Atlueuc fLss. cia'.i" n. X X X A. K Montgomery of Fresno, announced he had matched Jack John-

ten, former heavy weight champion, to I box twenty rounds. n Tiajuana, Lower' California, on the afternoon of July 4 j with Al Norton. j X X X j TfTe Shelby County Racinff associa- j lion will pive a thrce-dqy race met at the Sh'lhy county fair pround on Thurs- :

and 2 4. Furies totaling $2,400 will b

efff red.

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Fourth ? Isn't it a tine:

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What's a Fourth without muiic? The thrill in those grand, eld a:r of the Republic ! The exultation ! The memories ! The nngicg pircgi! AS these and more have been given life bv the oarmg art and tho fervid hearts wf great as lists '

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proveci again in an astonishing ten made March

9:0, at Carnegie Ha.l, .New 1 orK City. Case, world-famed soprano, matched her direct!;,-against its Re-Creation L-the New

son. Dunne the test, the liehts went on?.

aucience, in the darkness, could not tI her Anna Case was sinrinc or wS-fr rV

New Ecison was Re-Creating her voice. You can experience the New Edison's supreme realism for yourself. Come in and let us give yoj Mr. Edison's Realism Test.

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X X X j John A. TIeyd'er. rrfr-ident of the Nt- 1 tlma! league, anr.ouncei today that h i f:ned Vrnpire V'illi.im Kl'm ai Fitclur j t.uque of the Cinc innati club $irifi r-arh. and suspended indrtinitely Catcher "in- j po for the altercation whiih arose dur; 1 inp lhe pamo with Pt. Louis at ("in- I rinnati last Saturday. Tfeydler stated I that he had not waiter! f,.p charpes to I he preferred apain.-t Klcm a? th latter admitted that h used offenslvn lah- 1 guase in spcakinf; to Uu-jue. The pitCher's offer.se was strikinp Klem, while' Wnipo was involved in the same controversv'. j X X X !

Brazil's team of revolver cxpVrts. ' H

com posed ox tnree army oiT.rers and four civilians:, will sail Tuesday for I Antwerp to particiiaie in the I'lyrr.rl': 1 contests. j x x x ! Faldy "Want a driuk?"

Gene Of what? Bald- "Beer." Chorus "How near is it?" X X X Tom Sheehan. former Philadelphia

American pitcher, now with Atlanta. I

broke the Southern association record for h singrle davs work yesterday aKainst Little Bock. After holdms Lit-

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be two days, you know Sunday and This will give you plenty of time for a;

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Hooray! Hooray i

Everybody is planning a big time for the Fourth. Are you?

There'll Monday.

real enjoyable outing. Better start now getting the "bus" in trim for the trip. And remember to

Fill Up On before you make the start. It

pleasure to the trip. Drive in under the STAR; there is a station near you. Texaco Dealers

Texaco will add all tKe more

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