Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 41, Hammond, Lake County, 5 August 1920 — Page 2

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CLEARED UP NOW Gary Justice of Peace Out of Jail on Stay Granted by Court of Appeals. WASHINGTON. Aug. 3 K. A. Oroea. Justice of peace ,at Gary, convicted recehtly of violating the liquor Uw. is not b?ing kpt out of Jail r-y tfty of sentence by the president, a reports from Indiana have said.' Gros it out on a j?tay granted by the circuit court of appeals at Chicago, which Is operative until August 9 and hch wk granted to give his attorney time to file further motions in hi. case.. Attorneys for Gross were in Washinrtcn today trying to persuade the department of Justice to ' recommend that Hie president e-iant Gro . r. rpits based on the flndins of new evl. rl-nce in hia case, but it was said at the department that the reports were U against such action and that the pleae In behalf of Gross probably would nat be acted on favorably. Gross's defense :s that he was convicted by the testimony of one man. a confessed co-conspirator. Gross alleged that when arrested lie was du t r t r 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r i i 1 1 f m i n t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i f i t 1 1 1 1 0, PURE FOOD

Big Special Sale of Good Things to Eat Featuring a Special Sale of COFFEE -Prices Greatly Reduced COFFEE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES OUR FAMOUS LEADER COFFEE Regular 50c value, per A C ound : C 3 pounds fcr $1.29 CHOICE OLD CROP FRESH ROASTED PEABERRY COFFEE Regular 48c value, per the JO pound , C 3 pounds for $1.19 K. & W. SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE Regular Afn 46c value, per pound "vC 3 pounds for $1.15 CHOICE FRESH ROASTED RIO COFFEE Per O pound 3C 3 pounds for 69c

I 5trrtrtP Lare Fancy JuIcy California 1 Q UemOtlS Lemons, per dozen iOC fyfilk pet Brand Evaporated Milk-taI1 12ic frrr srinftl- Dunham's Famous Fresh Keeping KsOCOanUl Shredded Cocoanut. full l A C pound packages t OC Special ptmd lBsating .Powd"; .'...27c Macaroni S;dSpa;.. 9c Powder V':. 24c PSQS lCC entine' ranc Peas No. 2 cans, 4- Choice Solid Meat To- lOl lomatoes m3Ltocs, No .2 cans, at. iic LUX the popular Soap Flakes pkg. lie Choice Pink Beauty Salmon No. 'A Cans 15c fri v-r Q iir " - Co 's good quality Corn LsOm Oymp Syrup. No. 1 0. gallon O O cans OOC

Candies Chocolate Corered Cherri Regular $1.00 a lb. AQC Special, 'i lb., at... vV Orange Slices Regular 60c a ib. Special, Vi lb., 90c At Anjelus MarshxaL'ows Regular, 20c. Special. ,5c Beechnut Peanut Bars Regular, 8c. Special, fi--r at ...2 Toilet Goods Kind's Honey and Almond Cream Regular 60c. 4Qc Special, at Sacitol Cold Cream Regular 50c. Special. 39 C at Derma Viva Liquid Powder Regular 50c. Special, at Ideal Solid Rang Reeular 25c. Special, 15c at

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against htm by aiding In the sale or some liquor. Gross cited as a part rtt his defense that he did not need liquor. He said he had five barrels In his own cellar m 3 S Vm CHICAGO VEAI-50 to 60 lbs., IS m 15c: TO to S5 lbs. ,.20 'Sic; SO to 100 ibs., 22&23c; fancy, 2 lo; over weight kiUncys. 14 to 175 lbs, 10 12c BL'TTER-li'-coipts. 12.65a tubs; en Hinery. extra. 02c; extra firsts. 46li 'J Sfi'.jc: packini; stock. 34 1t4c UGtiS Receipts, in.l 40 cases; current receipts. 4"vi45c; ordinary firsts, 41fl4Je; firsts. 4 4 (8 43 'e; extra. 4.3c; check!--. 20335c: dirties. 35 38c CHEESE Twins. new. S3 ft 23 : daisies, 23 f 24c: young Americas. longhorns.' 25Wc; brick, 25 0 Sc. L1VB rOULTRT Turkeys. 4fc; chickens. SO W 25c; springs, S3 5 42c; roosters. 23c: geese. 20ff7 25c; ducks. 28c IVTATOES Kcccipla. 4S cars; early Ohif.. 3.75 3. SO. cass onAxrr WHEAT No. 1 red. 2.50 f I.fiO; 2 red, 2. t'Vff 2.59: 3 red, 2.60; 1 hard winter. 1 1 u 1 1 1 r m 1 1 1 n i m ! i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m i ! 1 1 it i : GROCERY Tobacco Ciar Clippings ia 10 or. bag Regular 80c. Spe- Crt. cial, at . . OUC Black and White Smoking Tobacco In 15g oz. tins. Regular 17c. Special, 11 at 11C Slack and Wn'te Cigar Regular 8c st. Spe- Ofl cial. 3 for Tampa Londres Cigar Regular 8c st. Special, fi t at, each OgC Pure Drugs Borden's Malted Milk Regular 0c. Spe5cial, 39 C Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Regular 0c. Speci5al. 3Qc Sloan's Liniment Regular 35c. Special. 25 C Schoenfcld Tea For kidneys and liver. Regular 1 Q 25c. Special, at 1 iC

-.43; 2 hard winter. 2.49. Coax No. l, 1.55H; 2 mixed. 1.55H: 1 yellow. 1.53 1.37; 2 yellow. 1.55 lfH; 3 yellow. 1.55.-.1 white, 1.64 t57.i; 2 white. 1.5 1; 2 spring. 1.37 1.47.

OATS No. 1 white. ST ; 2 3'fn'8SH: 3 white, 77(iS4a: 4 794fif3; standard. 73. white, white. Allis Chalmers 32i American Can ' American Car and Foundry American locomotive American SmeltingAmerican Steel Foundry American Tel. and Tel 133 93 5 34 S 96 .tiiariiinia 11 'S, Haiawtn Locomotive Peth!ehm Stef ' Bethlehem Steel H Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Chicapq and North Western Chicago. Mil. and St. V'aul .. Colsolidated Gas Corn Troducts Oelaware and Hudson , Distilleries Securities Erin 106 1 74 117 60 8H 91 61 Erie 1st TVfd iv General Electric U8?i General Motors 23 ' Int. Nickel HM Int. Paper 74 x- , T -' - C.I . . I . OLrn e Ijehith Valley 4IH Midvale Steel 39 N. T. Air Brake 95 New York Centra! 70 Northern Faclfic 73 Pure Oil " 3j Pressed Steel Car 93 Railway Steel Springs 93 Republic Iron and Steel gj Texas Co 41 Union raeifle 118's W3S. ; ,

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Savings Bank EAST CSIICAGO, THDIAIIA Capital and Surpluj $120,000.00 Are You Giving Your Children a Chance? Grownup folks aren't the only ones who make deposits at this bank. Many boys and girls have savings accounts here, and some fond parents have a bank book for the baby. Practically every father and mother in this city enjoy more opportunities, higher wages, not to count the luxuries of life, and more comforts than did their parents. Never were there such chances to earn and to save. . Are you letting your children in on this? There is no better way than to have a savings account for each child and put something in that account each pay day. If the boy or girl is old enough he or she will find a way of earning money on the side to make thai :count grow larger. If you want your children to have the same opportunities as "your neighbors' children will have, a savings account for each one, at this bank, will make your hopes realities. One dollar will start a savings account here.

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J Sinclair Oil 24 '-j acji'Blonc fJ CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK HOGS Receipts. 2.1.000; market 19 higher; bulk 1 3 . 75 9 16 . 28 : top. 16.35; heavyweight. 1 4 . 25'fJ 1 5 . 90; medium weight. l&.Odjy 16.30; light weight. 15.40H1.3K; llg-ht lights, li . 15 i 16. 1 0 ; heavy packing- now, smooth, 13.60f0 14.16; packing sows. rough. 13. .oft 13.60; pigs. 14. 25-515. 65. GATTL.K Receipts, in. 000; market is Ftears slow and steady; butchers are 1 airongei . oeer uteers: Medium ano heavyweight. 1 6 . 00 fff 1 7 . 1 ft ; Aoicr and I prinio. 16.0017.10; medium and pood ! 12. 15(16 00; licht weli-nt. 14.50S 16.75; common and medium. 9:00(r 14.00; butcher cattle: heifers.. 6.00'ii 14.75; cowa. 5.0012.00; bulls. 6. on

33SI cannera and cutter: cows 71 .'and heifers. 4.003 6.00; canner steer.i. 51. ! 4.50S7.00; veal calves flight anl

! handyweight) 1 4 . 003 1 6 . 25 ; feeder steera. 7. BOftll . 60; stocker cows and helfera. B. 009. B0. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! MARION, IND.. Aug. u Police or Williamson county are holding Selino DeSantis. of West Frankfort, here today in connection with the murder of Tony Hemphill, 17. and Amel Calcaterera. 14. , - .J, 53

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Hemphill and Culcattrera were found in a shallow grave near Royalton by a hunter after being miasms for two days. Both youths throats were' cut. Hemphill also had a bullet wound over hl left eye. DeSantia was arrested at West Frankfort and brought here, suspected of kidnapping the boys. He admits taking the boyj to Royalton, authoritic-a

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board the cable ship Colonia on her arrival here and take her outside f American waters were received here thla morn'ng by British Sonaul A. II. Hubard. from Ilritish Ambapsador Geddeg . The wireless station at Miami Beach and the wireless aboard the U. s. destroyer No. 155 at Miami's docks are endeavoring to communicate with thu Colonia but have not yet made connections so far. APPEALS TO HIGHER COURT Appeal to the Superior court has been taken by the plaintiff in the damage uit of .Allison P. Itrown asrainst P. J. Kane which was first tried In the cr-urt of Justice J. H. Cothery of Gary Erown asked for $200 damarei rn- i" juries which he sustained when he was struck by Kane's automobile at Fifth i m

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J. J. AUSTGEN. Grocery and Market. P. J. BAUWENS AUTO SALES. FRANK BERNAT. Ladies' Tailor. CALUMET MOTOR SUPPLY CO. FENS BROS.. Wholesale Cigars. GENERAL ENGINEERING & SALES CO. MAIN PRODUCE COMPANY. MEE HOTEL MEE RESTAURANT McILROY MOTOR SUPPLY CO. NATIONAL HOUSE FURNISHING CO. NELSON'S DRUG STORE. HOMER J. POSTLEWAITE CO.. Stationer. J. J. RUFF. Hardware. F. L. SAV'ERY, Confectionery. SOUTH SHORE AUTO COMPANY. STANDARD ELECTRIC & ENG. CO. GERTRUDE STEWART. Millinery. TILLMAN & STARTSMA, Auto'bile Tires. STRAUBE PIANO & MUSIC CO. WESERVEU LADIES' SHOP.

Thursday. August 5. 1920.

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