Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 12 August 1920 — Page 2

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY We Cut the Prices Down Goes Flour!

1 Pillsbury's Best iLarabee's Best

1-8 bbl. Sackz $1. 78 1-4 bbl. Sacks $3.47 1-2 bbl. Sacks $6.88

PURE APPLE CIDER VINEGAR Not a brown acid vinegar that is sold by some dealers C Q for cider vinegar, per gallon Absolutely Pure Vinegar Fine for Pickling FINEST GRADE WHITE COBBLER POTATOES gg c Per peck . . FINEST GRADE FULL CREAM BRICK CHEESE AND O O YELLOW AMERICAN CHEESE Per lb KING OSCAR BRAND FINE IMPORTED SARDINES OC IN OOVE OIL Price was 35c. This sale, per can . . MOTHER GOOSE BEST GRADE MUSTARD SAR- 1C DINES Big can LJf" BUCKEYE BRAND MALT and HOPS

Special to further introduce. Regular price $1.25 One to a customer at

The BIG 4 COFFEE SPECIALS Royal Blend Regular 55c Coffee. Now 3 pounds for $1.39 Our Leader Regular 50c Coffee. Now 3 pounds for $1.29 K. & W. Special Blend Regular 45c Coffee. Now. . . 3 pounds for $1.15 Special Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee, 25c; 3 lbs. for

DRUGS! Horlkk' Malted Milk Regular $3.75. Special 0 QO at LUterine Mouth wash. Regular $1.20. Special CQ at Candies Chocolate Covered Cherries Regular $1.00 a lb. Special Vl lb., at 40c Coco-Dipt . A eocoanut confection. Regular 75c a lb. Special V2 lb., at 25c

Toilet Goods Poudre de Riz Face powder. Regular 50c. Special at 25c Usola Cold Cream In V'l lb. cans. Regular 30c. Special at 23 c Graves's or K. & W. Tooth Paite Regular 25c. Special at 19c Baldwin's Almond and Benzoin Cream Splendid for sun burn. Regular 25c. Special at 17c

Cream Candy Corn Regular 75c a lb. Special Yi lb., at 25c Jambo Salted Peanut Fnesh stoA. Regular 40c a lb. Special '2 lb., at 12c

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EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS If you cjre at all about stopping the leakage of money in these times of inflated prices, then come here to do your shopping. Look sit these Prices

Work and Dress Pants, pair. $2.95 Men's Work Shoes, pair. .. .$4.50 Men's Dress Shoes, pair. .. .$5.50 Men's Ties 25c

GROCERY 98c 48c 45c 40c 72c DRUGS! MHk' EmuUion For constipation. Regular 60c. Special at JJ K. T. S. Sharing Cream Regular 35c. Special 20 C Tobacco Corn Cake Tobacco Regular 60c value. Special at 54c Cigar Clippings In 10 oz. bags. Regular 80c. Special at 50c Black and White Smoking Tobacco In 1H oz. tins. Regular 1 7c. Special at 11c Red Band Chewing Tobacco Regular 10c. Special, 3 for 25c The Times Hickory Brand Overalls $1.45 Red Diamond Overalls $2.95 Men's Union Suits $1.45 Men's Caps '. $1.00

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J FOR RHEUMATISM AT ALL DRUGGISTS FOR RACES rPEC!L TO THE TIMES' POKTKFi. INT)., Aug. 12 Next Sunday's motorcycle race meet a the Peter Speedway will have even more riders entered than for the July races. Vracticatl yall of the eld riders will be present and a number of new on"3 have appeared this week for tryut? on the track. Because of the number of machines, j crimination runs will be necessary to select the entrants only a lnnite I rumbor of machine Is permitted in each race. Jack I-eech. the Hammond man who Is promoting: the Porter races, has had a sacs' of men busy this week slicking up the track. It didn't need much work leveling up a few low spota. "If the weather remains favorable until Sunday we will have the best speed of the season." said leech today. "The old clay track Is baked hard as concrete." Preparations are beine made to hand'e the largest race cnwd of the year. I'orter'.-i fame as th best mile track !n Northern Indian has spread rapidly and speed fans are coming from a wiiif tadlus for Sunday's events. Ieech's "dark hours' causing considerable comment and inquiry but he refuses to divulge anything except to s-ay that the fastest time of the season will be made on the Porter course Sunday. HARDING USES PORCH 1 Marion is Mecca for Republican Hosts from All Over Country. BT J. BART CAMPBKt.L MARION". O. Aug. 12 AVhen Gov. Cox. democratic nominee for president passes through Marlon today on tlv first of his speaking tours. Senator Harding, his republican opponent, will be engaged in a series of important conferences at his home here with a number of republican leaders from d;f. ferent states. The senator will continue to conduct his front porch campaign whit.; Gov. Cox Is stumping the country. ;t is said. Later In the campaign he probably will deliver a few addresses elsewhere, but he Is understood t be unalterably opposed o his "taking the road" on any barnstorming trips. Among those scheduled to confer with the senator today were I. A. Caswell, republican national commit teeman from Minn.sota; Clarence M. Miller, secretary of the republican nat ional committee, and Charles Q. Chan dler, chairman of the board of directors of the First National Bank of Wichita, Kani., who is a close friend of Senators Capper and Curtis, of that state. The senators home Is drawing a rapidly increasing number of visitors from various sections of the country. As the campaign continues republican leaoers are expected to come here more and more fresuently. while plans have been completed to bring a number ft delegations from different states on occasions when the senator will meet various issues of the campaign with addresses from his front porch. WANTED A middle aged man for lie'nt work. flof" a. week. Hammond Tp-indlnc. Hammond -1 n-t f mm, mm 3 crust of dandrun. uie cause oi mosi hair trouble. I owe my luxuriant hair C the envy of my friends to tlua guaranteed dandruff remedy. - CDdraot T.lool! Bhpn or WllJree E Fhamroo Pp. tn coHoectlon tUi VflMioot Bair lomo. will Jluten th. - E. treatment. THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC - For salt here tinder a scHurKF.n's phabmact timt Chicago. Indiana Boys" Knee Pants 65c Young Men's High Grade Suits Actual $55 values, onlv. .$35.00 MANY OTHER BARGAINS

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) WAHSAW, Aug. 10, i London. Kng., Aug 12. following a merits of thrusts and cavalry raids, the Russian, are now developing then- main attack aga-..st arsaw despite the. fact that armistice and peace negotiations are schedule.! to begin at Minsk today. Masse of Russian eavnlrv arc n-w moving down the at Trussi.-vn frontier and have reached Przawny? (which w captured), Cjccznnw and Mlan, the object being to cut Wa rs w-Iatit.n Ig rallway. The Russians are bringing up guns to the front. The aim of 11., new KUNSlnn operations Is to outfluik Wiirsnw from the Vorihwest by a bold s ep a ros.; the Vistula rier. Ceil. Puili'iiny's red cavalry army is developing a new puh. moniK far in advance of the Tiussimi infantry. l-'our Polish armies are engaged In the defense of Warsaw and armored trains are playing an Important pwrt in the efforts to stem the Kussi.m advance. The Poles occupjy strong position.": along: the Vistula west of this itv and the army command reports that the roli.-h army in the west "'in hold out indefinitely." It Is believed thit lh Russians will attempt to advance westward in the direction nf Thorn. Between the Hug and N'arew rivers the Pules are resisting with gallantr and violent lighting is raging over thit section of the front. There Is no change on the Kittle front in Galieja. ROOSEVELT ON THREE WEEK TRI 0 INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 CHICAGO. Au?. 12 Franklin t . Roofevelt, democratic nominee for the vice-presidency, left Chicago today on a difficult itinrarv. which will keep him mo'.-ing and speaking cont in-ious! v for the next three week. through the Westrrn part of the country. Several fpcches daily and Mg meetings it the !di-or .itles at night, are scheduled. Roosevelt's opening f-peerh of th western campaign here u?n ni?ht was in the nature of a surprise to many democrats and republicans alike. T:i league nf nations, deserihrd by President U ilyon and both Gov. Cov and Senctor Hardin? as th paramount issue rf the campaign, wa. mentioned only perfunctorily bv the vice-presidential nominee. He sdressed himgarchy" in the . republican party and made an ardent appeal to the old 1911 progressives to line up with the deII OCTiiey . "There has beei no change; !n the iepubl:ean party pince 1912." he said. "The same men aie in control." Rosen elt left for TVa ukegan. Kenosha ;ind Racine. Wis., where he will mak brief speeches, today. Tonight he will make an address in Milwaukee. Tnmr rrow will find him in St. Paul and Minn" anl : s . ffl 3 n i r rxx Rf n 1 IS rss m mm M am uk. OMSgWbaWilOTeWMBBIM'lilil HI )HmWI BUTTER-Re-eipts. amery, extra 486521 12.72S tubs; ere. ; firsts 35; packing titock 4"'2 . EGGS Receipt. 12.43S cases; cur rent receipts 42fi46; ordinarv firsts ; firsts 4!??47la: extra. 41TJ43'.; checks. 30.15; dirties 36fi30. CHEESE Twins, new 24ff21j: ralslcs 2415i2.t; young Americas 25S"T 26; longhorns. 25tf 26: brick. 21 22. LIVE rOl'LTRV Turkeys. 4"j; chic kens 29132: springs Co, rotisterit 23; geese 2125: ducks 3". POTATOES Receipts "R cars; ear-

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low 1611674. 2 yellow 166 166 S ; 3 yellow 160. OATS No. 1 white 71 l-477 1-4; 2 white 7fiV'S'78Vi; 3 white 73 3-47i. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HOGS Receipt 19.000; market actlive and steady to 10 lower; bulk 13.70 415.50; top 15.60; heavyweight 14.10 f'l 15.35; medium weight. 14.6015.60; lifeht weight. 14.90S15.60; light lights t li . 60 'it l 5 . 3 5 ; heavy packing' sows. smooth 13.6514.00; packing jiow.s. rough 13.25f 13.60, pigs. 1 3 . 75 'u 1 5 . 00 CATTLE Receipts U.noo, market is beef and butchers .steady; calves dull; beef steers: medium and heavyweight. 1 6 . 25 'i 17 . 50 ; medium and good. 12. j" 16.25; light weight. 1 4 . 75 17 . 2 i ; common and medium. 9 . 00 f) 1 4 . 25 ; butcher cattle: heifers 6 . On Ti 1 6 00 ; cows :." 'n 12.50: bulls 6.00ft 12.00; cannrrs and cutters: cows and heifers 4.00'Vi, ;.2j; i anner steers 4 . 50 6 7 . 00 ; veal calves (light and handyweightl 14.25 Hi 15.5"; feeder steers 7.5012.00; Btoc ker steer?. 5.50i 10.50; stocker cows and hifers, 5. 00 9.00. Allis Chalmers 2Vj American Can 32'4 A merican A merican A merica n A merican American Car and Foundry Locomotive Smelting Steel Foundry Tel. and Tel .1355s . 94 V2 , . 54'2 . 35 'k . 96 . 51i; 104'', . . 70'i A naconda Italdwin Ijocomotive P.ethlehem Kteel IJ . t'entr-'-l Leather 524. Chesapeake and Ohio 54U Chicago and North Western 70 u Chicago. Mil. and St Paul 33 Colorado Fuel 30 Consolidated Can 79 Corn Products 57 Crucible Steel ... 1 2 S T-elaware and Hudson 9"tj Krie i;ij Krie 1st Prfd 20 General Electric 142 xz General Motors 2 1 Jnt . Nickel 19 Int. Paper 76 Lackawanna Steel 66,4 Lehigh Valley 44 Midvale Steel Z Northern Pacific . . 73 Pure Oil 3Sa Pfnntvlvun'a 1 ft Ic ' T .i-s-i-Mrri v a i U0-4 Railwey Steel Springs 92 H I ' a D'll'Brn'a-n'B'BtatB DeLUXE t a THEATRE - TODAY AND TOMORROW V ETHEL CLAYTON in "THE 13TH COMMANDMENT" Saturday HARRY MOREY in "THE SEA RIDER" Sunday and Monday ENID BENNETT in "THE WOMAN IN THE SUIT CASE" TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Wallace Reid in "HAWTHORNE OF THE U. S. A." FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9 Dorothy Dalton in pa "HIS WIFE'S FRIEND" Bf Capital and Scrplia $110,000.00 The Dangers of Late Summer Hot August days. The chances of fire increase. One burning root may mean the spread of the fire to a dozen adjoining houses and stores. If fire came to-night and damaged or destroyed your furniture and house would you lose heavily? Not if the insurance company pays your fire losses. Perhaps you are npt protected, or maybe you haven't ENOUGH fire insurance. In either case it may be worth your while to have our insurance department go over your situation. No charge for advice. Come to this bank any time.

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