Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1920 — Page 4

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EY THE LAke COUNTV (-MINTING FUBLI3H!N3 COM "A NY

Ixiie county lima i--ily xi.vt Saturday

. 11.05. Vh Tln.esi fcast CnJMo-Indlan Harboi. dally ecw; .:iu,,y t-r.ioreo ui iho puatoiaoe 10 -at Chicane. o-

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ins rnrtii-ulnrly fianRprous to society; there have been

visionaries and schemers and undesirable citizens, but this is the firm time thut suf h element hav hHJ a na-

THE TD.CES

Triciar. July Ifi. l?)2a

tiona! convention and the Bpeotjicle is oiif to generate a smile rather than anuse fear, even in timid souls. One individual, typically represent ;it i e of th class, who should have boon present w;ia rid ins; fiver Niagara Kails in a barrel instead, and kindl li.nniil oersnns

: re now rucaced.in 5fiftkini1' for th& von-mnta it, -m-.i.-,..

"at they may recelvV.ch, istian burial.

i ue utry Evening TlmM - Ljji. fX'H rwUa

. -r. tuc postofacv ln-Uary. Apru is,

rtu uuuer ia ucl ox Mdrvu , o -

COAL CABS. ARE SCARCE; HERE'S ONE REASON WHY

Ki.iAS t-Atc. .J CHICAGO;

vvnvaia tiaiai.K) aluu. j

ry Office

aiH .4 Thompson

Chicago (Tux Tinas) 'i" "11"" 7! " 1 ' " " ' ' '"

'-lir.i n.iih, r t.W-w;. ualTI i.'.' p.i'" c'evi oian Hartnif HeDortf-r amiri-iM. Adv.) Telfpnoiie .ff J

riit;n. iei-pton u-aa -rn,, f-lf(. ei.vern merits, who b irte

rown Point ieieiuione , .. ...

it- . ,hl. -r... ir.RK.e con. ( nil is written on evt-ry parfe in historj

.aim luituetuataiy o th Circulation Pepartjnaut. nonce to stmscJurBBM. if inn fell la re.-eivtt our coDT of lm Tmi! rrnTipi"

t- you hav In tho past. plca lo not thlnK it b

t or tthii not itpnt on tlir.e. Kuntmorr inai m .i. '!-t-1-o ! not what !t used to ba and that complalnta ar -nerai from many sources about lh train and mall aer- , ca. Thh Tims tut tncreascu lt uial'm fqulpmept an mrtvln? earrstiv to reach tta patrona u ftma. ia i

Irompi In advising ua wbi -VOW do Mvi sn ytur vapr inn j lU act promptly.

ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM MEXICO - The most rncourapiiiK news that has comr from fwiutTi rf the Iio (Iraiiile in years is announced by the Mexican government that, unconditional suiipndcr is the

j oniy condition on which peace wi'l lie made with x'illa.

u lev with the outlaw is the find real

end,- ui sit end h from the new administration".'

lel-pton U-M : -rn(, f-lf(. covei timents. who b irtered vv ith band-

i'.y mioptiag

a bold stand toward every form In ini'ursencv and disordei. the Obreson ministry Is seizing us onl chance to endure. The price of crushing Vill;", li wever Kreat, tae.not be as eroat as the price of buy inc him. .suppression of the bandit with ovempia i y punishment wou!d he certain to result in mark. -it restriction of activities by other pans leaders. liy es'ibhshin:;

t .himself as a beio anions; Indians and peons in c-'rtain THE THIRD PARTY I !,nrt3 nf Moxierf, be has incited many to follow his exThe '"third party " convention in Chicago, was abj""' an1 ,h" f'('""""- i' Keep.n th rfmntrv in its tireent nnetM..a ci-e.i

lost as pathetic a-i affair .is the country has witnessed - ; " '

Pome time. Whenever the various proupins- of dis-ontented SUGAR BECOMES PLENTIFUL sionaries met tiiev w vre rnie.l with a rod of iron by the! Th fact that there, is now fdemy ,,f simar, if en"

t bor party a Rroup of ultra radicals. If you can iin- i"''1" " I'av Pco, is pniof t".,at there was never j . ... .- v,.; i;..i. 'a real s-.inr stinrt-tce It eia n.-.s. .rv f. t..v :

irie a Brot;i o; we Riurns rj tut; u u en u; . n - - - i"-' " i"u I. tooues in a saucer of milk from which n bin Tom ! appeared to he a scarcity for a time 10 move pri-e-- ro . busy lappins you have a picture of this varieeatod J Present bvels, bur now that profiteers arc fearful the!

Hicr.po gathering. The dominant .force eal.'e 1 it sej r ; 1 -ri' "' " mai k iim nae i.een reacnd. tney are per ,

it.nr Trv i-i. t it !s n nt 'rfx'ns 7i i 7 ed as such either initting the product to move from storage houses In

; spirit or purpose by the elements of orcanise-l labor. J Pncrons quantities. ; I was composed of radicals such as John Fitzpat rick. I AH of which does not mean, however, that the j iho lauded Russian bolsbevism. These radicals wanted Prife win not perform new aerial feats, i; rowers and '

Co abolish everything and the other fusing croups were j refiners seem to have had their appetites whette,

vvf-ie.d nt the sentiments expressed hv the laborites. i orottant prices they nave been able to obtain.

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I nadinp lumber on a ctial car at Cincinnati.

bad amunil. RFMARKixr. in our cuttinr way . THAT vt-f also had rached an ag-e - AVHKRE: we ceuldnt niike out the label

well

k n x cla.o.oes.

without our rtadms

A yiKS may think h om let of furniture

has

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IX M. domicile mind when

hut he- changes hm

UK r-ra It in a mvoing van.

Try a "Times Want Ad'

SAY "DIAMOND DYES'

Don't etreak or min your material in poor dye. .Iosiit -on "Diamond Dres."

Eay drrectiona in packac.

"FREEZONE" lift Off Corns! No Pain I

AiTordinj; to late dispatches the scarcity of coal cars is likely to result in a coal fnnore th.V winter. J lire's one reason why

coal cars are pean-e. The photo was tr;ken at a t.'incinnati planinjr mill, where coal cars are t.einj: loaded with lumber, in direct

violation of a ruling of the interstate commerce commission. There is no scarcity of tamed coai, operators say.

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"Jhen acain while the "4S" convention was in session

rday afternoon it enaceil in an t-ratorical fre for Delegates scoldeil the convention vigorously and

ltinsed the steam roller mernous ot tne harnier-

ibnr convention. George Keichman. a delegate from Los Anceles, obrved that the entire "indescribable prreeedinp8 has en only a psychopathic clinic." He hit the nail on e head. The Lafayette. Journal says that instead of fearing at the third, party may become an important factor in e ro.r.inc f.'ininaiin the nubile slfould welcomn such

. manifestation as that which is taking place, for it irif? to brins into the lipht the individuals .whose inf:iect is cracked and whose t berries are as full of holes

a Swiss cheese. Operating under cover they might ae some headway among those who are merely on 'wed with a wishbone instead of with intelligence and Sitimpte ambition, but. in the open they can make r.o

ingress that affords any cause for alarm.

In every age there have been mental deficients

"those handicap has not been of a character that, war-

lrilred their incarceration in state institutions; there

ve been moral perverts who are not recognized as be-

rrowers, it is announce!, are forming a romhinath ti ' to hold the new- crop for 21 cents What that would J mean to the American consumer would depend, of ' course, upon what would satisfy the American profiteer, j through whose hands it. must pass before it reaches the I

retail market. One of the worst effpcrs will probably be a new excuse for higher food prices next winter. The price of sugar of necessity is diminishing home canning, and shortage of canned goods will shift a greater burden on other food products.

THE PASSING

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SOME folks like to save to save moonshine.

?um'hine and others like

Ni;V YORK at !ast " becoming reconciled. If is stated that it uses fi00,000,"00 ealons of water a dav.

THOUGH LIBERTY bonds are selling at a big discount, it is strange how easily they may be exchanged for oil stocks of any, desired hue.

WHEN flowers do not express the sentiment, bricks are usually resorted to.

KH, wii" i? ("mpliiiihii; "f t'10 LACK f bar-, eft werers. Hlion.l muster into :-ervn-e her poolrnom LfMl'FIIS, dryR-eods be reonr.nti.t. A I , t he h"t ptove leqtre.e MTnitelS. THE male animal bis so lit!e VliIO nnd imacination THAT we don't suppose er." in a thousand rot l,I tell whether or n--t one nf the

lior.svT tf.s'l s

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rive a

fir. time. e.arn h"w the g.nip

S loner n.5 it bik pretty.

rk hard and save your

tiirrn:H w co;n if

creations the girbi call

WAS pretty until it had a head in it.

criuori bats

YOl" rr.ay not believe it, but a married man

Ca" nuarr! wth his wif by .If ST sitting- still "and lst"ntn-.

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vol' w-mt f ?rn'i your old ae !n COMFOHT, f r we have a hunon THAT neither the bolshevik! nor the I. W. W. will do much for yu. SfMli: noble whlteaimed women, vtlTlf great hearts beaiinpr happily ben-at h 'fltrill kitrhen ar-rons ca,n inrea" the bulk of TIIRin raspberry jam in such a way nv mixing in a little rhubarb

T nil. hiih is the first

evej- brouarht home to

f:A IIIKMT, us that

"HI llinn may rightly be reeard-i a. 5 a r oop product. MIOHT skirro are rrreiy another

f woman's inhum-i-

lrl'ATION i ! v to w ' ina a.

Tint ones with the k'nockkne.'f.

?how up the on"?

A It t i yinij t

With the liinvlfi'q. r. i: if a tiny haby

H m'-nk-y VOl can't make jfs thins hut happy by

does lo k like

mnthr anv-

i Doesn't hurt a hit' Prop a littl Kreezone on an aching corn, instantly (that corn ."ton. hurtine. then shortly i ''" lift it right off with finfr'e.. j Trirly' i Vour driicst-'t sells a tiny hottl '?

Freefone for a few cent?, a sufflcier.t to remov every hard corn, soft corn, or com between the toes, an'l the calluses, without soreness "r irritation. Adv. '

. Ti:i.I.lr; h"r that the babylike her. .

lo'.KS !

Tnr:rtR throat

are fewer frog-a in th

Til T you'd never know by the tapte it was there

THAX there u?ed to-be. HIT just a? many who eroak. FVIDENTLV Mr. -Uilson is n-rc going to MO a darned thins about F,TOIG Mr. Burleson and his rotten mail service. . MV. puess we pot even all right WITH a neighbor woman whom we caught .....

I.OOKIVG at a jrinper gp hott! w-e

SANITARIA Rear Majestic Hote PRESSING WHILE U WAIT; One-day service on Cleaning . Auto service Our Phone Number Is 2298 SANITARIA CLEANING AND TAILORING SHOP

These Specials for Saturday Only

Canvas Gloves, for Saturday ISc White Handerchiefs,

for Saturday only

12c 9c

Shinola Polish, tan or black, for Saturday.

Boston or Paris Gartrrs, 45c is the regular price. OQ,

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for Saturday

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CLOTHING AND SHOES HOHMAN AND LOGAN STREETS. HAMMOND, IND.

These Specials for Monday Only - '' ' Men's B. V. D. Union Suits, all Men $3.00 Extra Heavy Blue size; worth $1.75. AQ

Overalls and Jackets, the best Sal r,,ie- fOL

in the world for C 1 . 4Q Children's Overalls; sizes 8 to 1 b the money, at .... While they last. . P

95c

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iu.wu must De raisea wunin me next 10 aays: we must nave me money, neea u oaa 10 meet our duis. a slack leason, Dafl weather and strikes has put a enmo n the bus ness. hut we annni l.f K, ... w. u.i.4 l . , . .

S safe ilia and now that business is not what it should be we decided to make business bv cutting the rrices retraroiens nf cost for ihe rev.1 1 ! Jxv i- nrAr in rai-:. lIinrl ki: nf.i ,.'. , ... F .. ..V. oraer P on. the

y 3 , - ----- - - - -" . v.wv. - .uKUj, m uit uui wj.iiiuiia. ifiercnanQise or an Kinds this fail will be much ni p he r in , J today and if you are wise attend this big sale and lay in a big supply and you will be money ahead and besides you will be glad that you are well supplied for merchandise this fall will be very scarce. We are not pessimists but these factscan 1 'fi Ah "6 any wholesaler." Whether you have bought your Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Etc., or not, you ought to come to. this sale. You will be startled by the fact that you actually can SAVE JUST 20 TO 50 PERCENT OF THE COST Tennea oy ajiung f You wU Have an opportunity of attending a bargain contest that will paralyze competition. The greatest and mightiest slaughter of merchandise ever heard of in Hammond and vicinity. Every article and item big or little one bv one mu i f II A k i hammer of price and will be sold for less than the wholesale cost of production. A bona-fide sale. There is no doubt you have seen and attended many sales, but when vou attend this sale memories of all ofk- ..i..' ;ii '.J""" rau JIBC,'r. lb.9

by far the greatest you have ever witnessed. Now to try to tell you in cold, hard print what awaits you here would be impossible. We can only say to you, postpone all other engagements and come to this. cance. ror this is

f w lengths, extra fine quality .

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BOYS' TENNIS SHOES g Wliite or black, all sizes, a big QQ i bargain, at

H f MEN 5 B. V. U. UiNlUiN SU1 IS

Extra good quality, all sizes,

a good bargain, at

0 "LAWRANCE" UNION SUITS

I Short sleeves, ankle or ?4 O OQ

CARHARTTS OVERALLS"

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MEN'S TENNIS SHOES All sizes, black or white, heavy 4? T "j Et canvas, at A -? MEN'S RIBBED UNION SUITS White or ecru, all sizes, while Ct "1 3 ( 25 dozen Jasts. at P L J J BOYS' B. V. D. UNION SUITS Sizes 28 to 34, fine quality, worth

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49c

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K Ml I 1 :$ 4 lou ail know what Iney cost nowadays.

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trie nest

Id, at

$1.25, for this sale : . . .

MEN'S HICKORY OR PAINTERS OVERALLS

3 5 I uood quality, while they last, 39

MEN'S WORK SHOES

Ii? Sizes 6 to 1 2r all leather, actually worth Ii $6.00; in black or brown, QC 1

14c

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PANAMA HATS

f All shapes, tnis season's stjnes worth up

1"; a c , mine nicy idsi,

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MEN'S SOX One lot of Men's Sox, while they last, at

MEN'S CHAMBRAY SHIRTS We have 25 doz. of Work Shirts that are

sold less than wholesale

price, at

MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS

TURKISH TOWELS Extra large size, bleached, with fringe, while they last MEN'S UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, a bis; bareain. at

BOYS' BATHING SUITS One lot of Boys' Bathing Suits, Q all sizes, while thev last J J MEN'S WORK PANTS

Sizes 32 to 42. while 10 dozrn lasts, at ... ,

MEN'S DRESS SHOES

All leathers, all sizes

range up from .

MEN'S SILK CAPS All the best styles and colors iO AA :f the season. wh:lc thev la?f e R0CKF0RD SOX

Less than the wholesale price, at ;

65 c

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CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS Two lots to close out Lot 1 Lot 2 59c 95c

One lot of 100 pair of Oxfords to close out. Worth up to $10.00,

BOYS' SHOES

All leather, small sizes only,

to close out at

J.st

wor pnir

MEN'S KHAKI PANTS what you need for the summer;

worth $3.50; sale price, per O E

BOYS' KNEE PANTS Khaki, all sizes, a good pants for

the hot weather

MEN'S BEST BALBR1GGAN SHIRTS . I i r-i r . .

nd drawers, extra tine quality. QCAil sizes VOC MEN'S BATHING SUITS Sizes 36 to 46, a big snap. f1 QC at ip 1 Ut7 'DRESS SHIRTS'' One lot of discontinued Dress Shirts, some shghtlv soiled, all worth double. Q While they last. JOC MEN'S CANVAS SHOES Ih'e best Shoe for the summer, ' MEN'S DRESS' SHIRTS A complete line of Dress ( 1 f ZlCi Shirts, from S2.50 to& 1 U.'OU MEN'S WORK SHOES The best all leather Work Shoe on the market today, worth $8.00, per ? A Q K pair tpnr.CO

BLUE UNIONALLS

1 Men's $18.00 Suits, 40

Men s $22.50 Suits, $18;0Q M$25'00Suit'r.: .. $20.00

Men's $30.00 Suits,

at . Men's $35.00 Suits, at ;

$24.00 $28.00

Mtum::.,. $32.00

$40.00 $48.00 $60.00

Men's $50.00 Suits, at . . I'.". Men's $60.00 Suits, at . Men's $75.00 Suits,. at . . .

MEN'S SOX 50c Men's Sox, to close out, at . .

29 c

$3.25

y-$1.95

CHILDREN'S SUITS A nice line cf Boys' Suits, sizes 7 to 16, all wool, at reduced prices.

. One lot of LnionaJis, all sizes to

close at .

MEN'S DRESS PANTS A complete line of Dress (T "1 Q C pants from $5.09 to wU

MEN'S RIBBED UNION SUITS One lot of Union Suits, sizes Q 1 7Q 34 to40 only, while they last1

BOYS' KNEE PANTS One lot of Knee Pants to go, at

95c

DON'T WAIT Until the prices go up buy NOW while the prices are down. Buy year winter's supply NOW and vou WILL SAVE MONEY!

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. M....ST1GOT2 AND COMPANY HOHMAN AMD LOGAN STREETS, HAMMOND, IND. 27 Years in Jfiis Location Look ice The Hub Sign Above Door

WE NEED $10, 000 and we are going to get it by sacrificing our merchandise. OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN.