Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 12 August 1920 — Page 7

ThuTsdav. Aueust 12. 1920.

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VALPARAISO. I N D . . Aug. 12 Perr.sa. of Cincinnati. O. student at Valparaiso uniprsity who was stabbed :n the left side late Sunday night hy Alexander Z)cGeorgr. of Chicago, a f"!'"' student, remains in an uncon-( F.iouf condition in a local hospital j The Valparaiso authorities have succeeded ir. getting Into communication with Perrissa's relatives. Deijforgc a prisoner in the county Jail lefuffs to talk. Ilia wire. In " h. f t; apartments Ferris.-a was discovered by DcGforge. says she asked Pfrrit-sa to cal! for some books she had pioir.i.-ed to loan him. Perrissa t:.d that he had called for the boo!: and was waiting when he was u--ide!.ly attacked by DeUeorge. If rerriffa's condition will permit an X-Kay opi ration will be performed torn r now to ascrtain if a part of the k nifc b'.ade with which he w as stabbed remains in his body.

GARY MAN BUYS LAPORTE THEATRE LAPORTE. Ind. August 12. The Madison theatre has been leaped by Frtd B. Swanson. theatrical mandger c-.it nl-.i-g theatres in Illinois and Gary. Ir.d . from A. J. Staii. for a period of three y ai s, it was announced to lay. Koai icf.ws and vaudeville will be given at tha theatre. It was stated. t . ir.son immediately annaun'-e.i that the Sr?t toad show unaer his mana;-"'-rr.er.t would be shown here. September 6, "hen trcupe of 45 people wou.l present 'The Isle of Spic?."

her of Commerce which lasted fUe' days and ni&hts. set the business rnen back $7"0 in money but ahead macyj thousands in spirit and aggressiveness . The Thursday night band concerts by the Gary Municipal band are draw-j Ing crowds every urck that tax the I capacity of the public squara and sr.v

without uuv,tlon tnt best thing th commerce body has done. Another bip stunt was the Fourth of July celebration this year. Fifteen thousand people came from within a radius of 50 miles and spent the day as guests of the Chamber of Commerce. Uverythintf was free. Nu other town of its size or larger ever did such a thing in Indiana before. 'We are the axis of 650 miles or macadam roads connecting with all "f

the hard surfaced highways of the!

nation." said Mr. Fate. "And then look at this." he added as he handed o er a list of "WHiat Crown I'o'.nt has." Here it is: Two good railroads and an Interurban electric line, the most productive farming country and most progressive farmers in America. mak'a

the best feed grinder and three-row , cultivator on the market ad which i.s shipped to all parts of the world:'

makes the begt Incubators, piston rlr.ua and overalls; has three large greenhouses which do h ilftalc business only, retail stores that make mail or-

county's ancient landmark, the Commercial Hotel. The new nolel already has its store rooms rented at a big income and has an hnnest-to-gnndnrsA boniface to run It and befnre Raster. Clarence Fate's big smile will be seen back of the desk the Lake county's finest hostelry.

BRITAIN IS SWEPT BY NEW FEARS (Continued from page one)

ternational political situatioh. King George has postponed his contemplated visit to Scotland, according to the Pall Mall Gazette. The 1'heup of the powers as described as follows: Great Britain demands a free and independent Poland, but is willing to make concessions to the Soviet government at Moscow. FKACF. HOITU.F. TO SOM15TS Fiance Hostile to the soviet govern ment. and will support the de facto gov ernment of Gen. Wrang by force of a rms . Italy Opposed to war or blo.-kaJ against Russia.

United States Demands a free and independent Poland and is hostile to !ecrgnitl'n of the soviet government, i Japan At tit ude unknown, but Ivis!

I recently effected an armistice with the Kussian Bolshevik in Siberia.

Gefmany-Future German attitude to be dictated by circumstances. Koumania Reported to be ready to

go to war against soviet ttiissia. 1 rsrt-.ciiH Ann mutual ; Cecho-Slov aklf Is maintaining an attitude of neutrality, but is believed to be averse to giving military assls- , tattce to Poland . Hungary Is all ready to go to war against Soviet Russia. The bombshell announcement that France has broken away from the F.rltish-nussian policy and will give military aid supposedly oh a "big scale to the anti-Holshevik faction In South ern Russia, lias overshadowed for thj, time being the developments In the liusso-Folish war. j Advices from Warsaw said that the! Russo-Pollsh parley Is on at Minsk. ' In the meantime the Russian army Is still moving upon AVar.-aw and violent I fighting is reported on the polish front. '

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der houses cut Crown Point off their lists, three barks able and willing to finance these industries and others that may care to come to the city, and last, but not least. Tit K FINEST BUNCH OF THE GRKATKST BOOSTERS EVER. Incidentally when Fate isn t boosting new roads, state highways and other Chamber of Commerce ideas, he writes Utters to Mose, which have a sling and k:ck which gets them copied, writes life, fire and burglary insurance and of course is landlord of the

NEW HOTEL FOR POINT ASSURED (Continued from page one) that have been done and things planned for the future today he said: "The good that any civic organization does to its town Is Just so much and as much as its members put forth effort, for without effort there is no result." He old how the chamber has caused to be established and marked three highways through the county seat the Jackson Highway, the Huntington-ilar.atau-Culver route, and the Yellowstone Trail. The travel over these highways is imaie:ie.

Fate once heard Billy Sunday and got the revival idea. He proceeded to pu. 1 a civic revival through the Cham-

When You Get up "tired as a do" and sleep is full of ugly dreams you need

TERRIBLE TASTE REMOVED FROM CASTOR OIL New Process Robs Old Reliable Family Remedy of Disagreeable Taste. The chemists of Spencer Kellogg Sen;. Inc.. one of the largest manufacturers of castor oil in the world, have perfected a remarkable process by which all nauseating taste is removed from castor oil. In the opinion of physicians and druggists who are already familiar with Kellogsr'a Tasteless (jintor OH, this remarkable Improvement is a real blessing. It's tho siine old-fashioned castor oil that every physician prescribes. It's 100 per cent pure castor oil. But that nauseating taste has been eliminated. Strength and purity remain the same. Tuday you can take Krllogg'a Tasteleas Castor Oil easily. Children take it withuut coaxing or bribing. Do not accept substitutes. Sold by all good druggists. If you want a castor oil absolutely without nauseating tasto, insist on genuine laboratory filled bottles, plainly labelled Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil. Three sizes, 15c, 35c, and 65c. adv.

Fatigue is the result of poisons produced by exercise, or failure to digest food properly, and eliminate it promptly with the aid of liver and kidneys.

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MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT James Congles. FINEST LUNCH IN TOWN, 65c. The Coolest Place in the City.

EVERYONE caa Lave abundance of Thick, Beautiful, Glossy Hair 7 Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower Grew this Hair

Dora Sother'aod SCALP CLEANER. theGreat Iodriiil Remedy. It remove the daadruS cerm"or Saampooiog, it bit ao e;ni. Jf Yo Valoe Totir Hair and Ita Beaoty Try SEVEX SUTHERLAND SISTERS Ouce Why sot now?

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A WONDERFUL HELP At Two Stages of Life Lyrlia E. Pinkluua's Vegetable CompoaarJ Made Mrs. Fairbom Strong And Well

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Built Right and Priced Right THAT describes the Pianos and InnerPlayers youll nd displayed in our music rooms. Many ct them are built in our own great factories, under the critical supervision of our own expert piano builders Cable-made and Cable-guaranteed. We know these Pianos and Inner-Players are good. We know they're priced mo6t fairly. We want you to know it, too. That's why we urge you to pay us a vmt of inspection. Our plan 0 payment makes piano buying easy.

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A $750 Player Piano, in oak case, taken in exchange on a Grand. Perfect condition and a bargain at $595. Rolls and bench. Terms if desired.

READ THIS Zf the Terdist of ths most sever critics count for aartmn, tha World Khoaogra.pa occupies a place held by no other musical Instrument in tae history of civilization fcr tha price.

Th? natural advantage of priority. th- prcstig and power of leadership and' the commanding: position of the World Phonograph, occupies a place held by no other musical instrument In the history of civilization for the price. The tone and tonc-controi the technical problem of sound reproduction. have been ? mastered that the World reproduces with all th mellowness and sweetness of a violin. It is the "one incomparable musical instrument." We have secured the World selling riehts for Uake county and will be very gflad to show you the main, splendid and exclusive features this machine possesses. Sold on very liberal payments.

Standard Electric Engineering Co. 633 S, Holunaa Sreett Fhona Hammond 525

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Service Quality Low Pricei WE DRESS ALL OUR OWN CHICKENS NO STORAGE BONELESS ROLL RIB ROAST 35c FANCY LEG LAMB 35c LAMB CHOPS ." 38c IAMB STEW 20c LAMB SHOULDER 32c NATIVE VEAL STEW 20c NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER 28c PLATE CORN BEEF UV2c HAMBURGER STEAK 20c OSCAR MAYER'S CALIFORNIA H.AM 28c ' CALF OR BEEF BRAINS 20c CALUMET BAKING POWDER. 3 Mb. cans $1.00 FRESH WAX BEANS, per lb : 10c FLY SWATTERS, each 10c-15c ' TOMATO PUREE. 3 cans 20c HEINZ CIDER VINEGAR, per qt. 40c; per pt 20c EAGLE CATSUP. 2 for 25c ARMOUR'S PORK AND BEANS. 2 for 30c SWEET POTATOES, per lb 10c HEBE MILK COMPOUND. 2 for 25c, 6 for 75c JAP ROSE SOAP, with order, 3 for ..... .25c OUR. SPECIAL COFFEE, 3 lbs. for $1.00 DRY ONIONS, yer lb 6c ' LIPTON YELLOW LABEL TEA. Yz lb. 50c, !4 lb. . .25c

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SALE

Of Shoe Stock Pursuant to, an order of the U. S. Distric t Court for th Dirtsirct of Indiana, in Bankruptcy, the entire shoe stock and fixtures of Morris Shuback. Bankrupt, will be offered for sale at public auction to the highest bidder fo r cash, free and clear of all liens, at 1 1 o'clock A. M. on Tuesday. August24. 1920, at 577 Hohman St., Hammond, Indiana, as follows: New and complete stock of MeiVs, Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Rubbers, together with fixtures used in the sale thereof, inventorying $ 1 1 ,766.60. Store will be open for inspection on Monday, August 16th and on Friday, August 20th from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Complete inventory has been taken and will be found with custodian. Bidders at sale must deposit certified checks for $1,000.00 each or satisfy Trustee of their responsibility before bids will be accepted. 4 CHARLES L. SURPRISE Receiver in Bankru tcy

234 Federal Bldj.

Hammond, Ind.

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GROCERY SPECIALS We Deliver Your Groceries at Carry Home Prices

it i rvl Eastern Granulated, with grocery order of UUgar $2.00 or more, flour not includ- (tJO ed, 10 pounds XT'! Gold Medal, Ceresota. Vi bbl. sack, 1 Q C rlOUr $3.68; 8bbl.sack fcl.OO - Monarch Brand, a big special for fc 1 i OQ Oliee Friday and Saturday. 3 lb. can . . P 1 JQ Butterine JplVsCood Lu;k-,2 '69c qP Kirk's American Family, 10 bars 73 C Tf Ml Borden's Evaporated, doz. tall cans, 1 Op 1V111K $1.55; percan IOC jyUII. Pet Brand, doz. baby cans, 75c; pr P-aCi!' Minas Blend, splendid value, 3 lbs., I Corree $1.29 ; pgr ib c Butter cota reamerv' nest ttajnae 3c "T gy Early June, sweet and tender, doz. cans, 1 A IeaS $1.65; per can A good grade, dozen cans, $1.65; per Zp Orange Pekoe, the best for iced tea, per 45 C A Ctt pound ' Crisco e kest sortening' ' pounc 4.5 c Corned-Beef .cT1-. 49c Raisins tS:p" 32cSoap tr Roie. T.0.'''':.3 b"! 28 c Specials From the Candy Corner Chocolates, Our Best, assorted Jelly Beans, jumbo size. Qp flavors, one half 35 C many flavors. lb Mu Abnond or Hazelnut Bars, , Newhinney', Nut Nougat Bar, heavy chocolate cover- 1QC something especially fine, J Qfi . ing. three 10c bars 3 bars Household Utilities Special for the Week-end

WASH BOILER Rochester Brand, stationary handles, solid copper bottom. large size. Special CM OQ

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WATER PAIL Galvanized, with bail wood handle, heavy grade, 12 qt. size. Very special 59 C

ELECTRIC IRON Guaranteed, highly polished, regular family size, with 6 foot cord

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WASH TUB Galvanized, with stationary handles, extra heavy grade, large No. 3 size. & "1 OQ Very special at 1 OU

DR. HESKETT Specialist Treats all chronic, nervous, blood and special diseases of men and women. Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sunday, 9 to 12 M. 155 STATE STREET Phone Hammond 228 Hammond, Indiana

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