Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1920 — Page 13

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Anti-Suffs Get First Victory Speaker of Tennessee House Takes Haitf in Forcing Delay Decision.

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NASHVILLE. TEXN . Auk. 13 Anti-suffragists won their first victory in their battle to prevent the Tenneae legislature frnm ratifying the federal suffrage amendment, when they forced a decision from the house oommitteo. which had the rat iftiation resolution in thaigenot to report back the resolution until Monday niht. This vote. kIikIi was a complete furpriae to autfrug fl-or leaders, came by vote .f to 6. The senate committee at tinsame time ny a vote of to 2 decided to report ratification favorably as ooa as th.; senate convened this morning. Speaker Seth Walker, of the house, had a personal hand in forcing the 1ciston of delay by th" house enmniittee. By virtue o; his office of speakeommime. a piiilg-' of which he rarely avails himself. He attended tho

SONGBIRD HAPPY 4. TO RETURN TO U. S.

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v iTKe glorious invigorating clays of Fall are not far away. Makes one think about getting rea'dy for the heavies. v This store will be style headquarters for red-blooded men and young men this season. 5 ; There are various reasons why: ': Better work, Better fabrics, Better price to you.

600 New Patterns We have just received six hundred new fabrics cloths of outstanding beauty; new conceptions in colorings and instead of charging $80 to $120, our prices will be for a strictly tailored in our own shop Suit $40 to $60 Get into a new Fall Suit early this year, and be sure it is a J. GUSS suit. We guarantee absolute satisfaction. Mid-Season Sale will continue for a few days longer. We have several Blue Serge Suits which we are offering at the special price of $25! They are all-wool suits and worth every cent of $45. Then we have some mighty fine bargains in other Suits of all-wool materials, classily tailored, which we are closing out at $40.00. If you need a pair of Trousers, we have some extra special bargains in Blue Serges at only $5.50. This is slightly more than the price of a pair of good overalls. Other good bargains from $3.45 to $10. These prices are only for the Mid-Season Sale and it is the last call, so come in this week. Remember, we carry a complete line of Gents' Furnishings.

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Mm. GaRf-Curcl, photographed or. return to New York. AmelitA Galli-Cnrci, the famous coloratura soprano, ret'jrned to the U. S. a few days ago after a month in her native Italy. She came back about tvrs months earlier than usual thi year. Riving as her reason thithe likes Anx-rica so much better thfi Italy. She announces that "he U to become an American citizen

meeting: of the constitutional committee last nigrht and voted i h ld i.ver until Monday night, he ie aUo utid istood to have prevailed upm one ! hia staunch adherents in th commit ten to hold with him. Suffragists are bitter at what they term the speakers unprecedented action. The h'use has the power to call anv resojution back from committee nnd art on it. It only takes a lnijon'y vote to do this, and the same maj r!y vote which would pass the ratification resolution would he able to call it back from committee. The houpe also would be able to act ob the senate resolution, when r.i??ei by that body and reported to the house. This would Involve a suspension of the rubs. What Ftepg ratification leadership in the house will take to force a decision there today were the subject of conferences lasting; far into the nit'nt without decision. The senate is expects to art nnd act quickly on 'h ratification, resolution. Suffrage forced claim to !i;ic from 22 to 25 aye votes in the sen.:-e. while ant i-rt iflca t tonist s practically concede the upper body. The public hearins a.t nif-ht before the two committees which have 'he resolutions in charge broupht. forth one of the most brilliant display of oratory seen in the capitol. The spectators practically al )of whom were wearing: the suffrage yellow or the anti-red .

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That patrons of Gary's gasoline filling stations are beintr robbed every I time they purchase casoline waa iisclosed in an investigation recently; conducted by Frank Tu ker. state in-j spector of weights and measures. In an inspection u ip Mr. Tucker' discovered that twenty filling: stations! cut of twenty-8ve have been iivinul

incorrect measures. One pump registered five and one-half quarts short in every five gallons while anjllvr pump gave the customer an extra pint with every pallon. Owners of the filling- nations state that they were ignorant "f the error and were informed after Mr. Tucker had adjusted the pumps that if it occurred again and could catch them he would see that they were arr-stcj and prosecuted. Accompanied by i'ity Inspector (Jeorpe 0"D"nn 1. Mr. Tucker also inspected all the scales in tho received from the various districts any shortages that he found.

DEATH OF C. HEINS Catherine Jleir,.s vears. !wfe of the

late Otto Heins. who riled two years asr.

ni"d last flight a! i'i home, i;r, Orover

street. The funer.i) will be held tioni

the house on Tfiui .l,jy afternoon at 1:3 snd from the ?ib!- y str t Ii'heran ;hu rch at 2 w p. m. The d edt-nt b ave.t three sons and one Inncht'r and

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and we don't want to move any of our stock of Potatoes, Peaches, Watermelons, Fruits and Vegetables. We want our thousands of pleased customers to reap the benefit of this BIG EVENT. As a mark of appreciation for your past patronage, we are going to drive the prices down with a BANG for SATURDAY, rnces never before quoted in Hammond! . We want you to buy out our entire stock so we will have nothing to move but the fixtures, etc. We have the public to thank for doing a large business, but we will do the largest business in Hammond in our beautiful new store the best equipped fruit and vegetable store in the city.

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ONE CAR EARLY OHIO FOTATOES. CCp Per ba., 2.20. Per peck L ONE CAR FANCY WHITE POTATOES. Jf Per bu., $2.75. Per peck U 1 CAR LARGE RIPE WATERMELONS. 7Cr Each v ... 50c to '

EATING AND COOKING APPLES. 3 and 4 lbs. for

BERMUDA ONIONS, per lb. 5c, or 6 lbs. for. SOLID CABBAGE, per lb. 5c, or 6 lbs. for.

SWEET CALIFORNIA PEARS, 3 for

SUNKIST ORANGES, per doz 35c to LARGE JUICY LEMONS, per doz PLUE AND RED SUGAR PLUMS, per doz. 15c, per basket. . . .60c to

25c 10c 60c 20c 75c

HOME GROWN SWEET CORN, per doz 25c and SWEET CANTALOUPES, 3 and 4 for

ELBERTA PEACHES, per basket 60c, per doz LARGE RIPE BANANAS, per doz 25c and

25c 30c 25c 20 c 30c

HOT HOUSE CUCUMBERS, 1 f each 5c and

CELERY Large bunches, per bunch .

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FREE DELIVER!

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220 East State St. 6 Doors East of Oakley Avenue Phone 1696 Hammond, Indiana

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