Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 17 August 1920 — Page 4

1020 THE TIMES Taee Throe "TcUvcu -vsna benefited somewhat 'IlillllllililllHiiiniHIlIiiiSHHIHIIIIIIIH LATE FALL IS NEEDED bv rain. Growth rather unfven Topping ha mmpiu'Cil in ttm early " ! ..!-.' a fire- hf'na harvested and FOR INDIANA C0Rfl;3i;,,H ry Rood. ApiiN'f Tomorrow Is Double-Stamp Day Tomorrow Is Double-Stamp Day ut the name. ipi!' "P t,J rmuirminm. ... Wa are vefy ii i if 'SHI r i -r-i tt ft- 'Tanluift ivMiiinuo excellent lh omo General Farm Conditions; u, H, ,u v,!liU. It. 1Br, ,hjy aro -..n s Reviewed Farm Conditions '--tii- miui. ar. n.w bmr; r -fj- -hippvc" In tar lotH, Quality rxMllciit lo JtlCaVy. . j u, , j. rices "it isi'netor y . Other truck Crips are Joins well. A late fall 'vil be nceeT.ary te; i,-.v atuck tontln-.ir- ln g-od concli-. V; IIAUFMANN & WOLF - Hammond. Ind. p-.-irure th Indiana crrn i 1'. ai-"Hl ir.ir t: the vi'eis-.:li n of U o.e ti. n. iin. r t-: t -::;. or the co-ootr nve crop r.:-p-r;;nS service, in 1-;s H A I I Tfl A H" if ii Hi w jj ri W-rVV processed fairly U j IJ A LL I ItHU I U iUj dur.ng t:ie v. (?,;, "L-.t .ii sh-e: s : . Mr. lirvant said. WIMI'S SKULL 1 ; 1. ii thrash! tig in; .-in-- K.aV.tii-. f.-r Some fall p'.uvv inn is ' I : w ! 1 t a k - A ! a t i d.i y or t wo . ! now lor : ii & done . c fall t ... mat ur orn in s.u ! coti.1 ; . ion . i !i:

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I INTE" MICNAL SERVICE! j ; EW lUllh, Aug. 17 Hr Chniimnn' ; KburixtOi tor the .'!- laud Amerc:in ST1 l.roKUr hnJirball club,.iltril at k:3 till".

from , nlorliinc in si. LuurrDrr huKpltal kerf ( -t or th: froll, rravtured ukull rv.-eivcU i ; luir t-J ; ,,.,.0;, nhrn atrurk n I he lrft em.U-

by a b;i!.rlall pltrhed by rl M.i!,

Yn-Ki rl,,rs not look!

NKW TOR K. Auer. IT Hay Chapman!

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thrashf-!. Aero yiild' ra:;if four to forty h.:s:i.-!s. Avi rat fa'.f twelve b-.jsht Is. Q'; rxodUnt.

me sprinp m near na. i--n oa.lY,n!i niirhrr.

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very heavy.

Si row is shnrt .

"Rye yield ?iightly below averaero.

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very t-i onusir.g .

of tho oars hfs "r. lV,. ,, f o ,.. I. ...! Anricatii'

K.ir'.y n fields yiemins. hit n the head and ln skull f ra.- j

Generally uaHty is 6 1 ired bv a mtehe.1 ball in the ttamv.

ih New Voik hero today. The aec.dont o.iurred in th fifth inniny.

C'irillty excellent. "Lat rotat"es generally are lor.k!r.e good, although some fields sliow 'feet cf blight and wilt. "Hay all harvested with fa!r re--v.!ts. Thir ruttinst ef alfalfa now in progress in some localities, but yield is not promising.

j when Chapman, while at bat, at temp 1 ted to dorle a fast un lerhand curve

thrown by 1'iteher Carl Mays of t tv Yankfrs .

I Elimlnatetbs Poisons 1 5 TKe cfeicf indication in the S treatment of RKEUMATI3M 5 etc are to neutralize the toxins 'J and destrojr the specific poisons M circulating in the body. rj

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IF HAIR IS TURNING GRAY, USE SAGE TEA

P JUst because tomorrow is Double-Stamp Day we're going to crowd so much value into each and g !H every item on sale that the day will be. remembered by thousands cf thrifty shoppers as the "pinnacle p 3 of Lion Store value-giving' Come prepared to save to save enormously on Women's Wear, Shoes, g 1 Silks, Linens, Wash Goods, Housewares, Men s Clothes, Boys' Clothes, Children's Dresses, Hosiery, j jll Underwear in fact, everything this store has to sell! g lliHiniiiinniiiiiiiiHiiisiillllllilliiilllsliliH

Here's Grandmother's Recipe to Darken and Beautify Faded Hair

Sold on Easy Payments 100 EFFICIENT 100 SAFE Let us demonstrate t h i a washer in your own home next washday. The Electric Shop 643 H0HMAN STREET HAMMOND PBcses: 678-2455

That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair ran only be had bv brewing a tr.wture of Sa;o Tea and Sul-

j phur. Your hair is your charm. It ; makes or mars the face. When it

fades, turns gray or streaked, just an application or two of Sage and .Sulphur enhances Its appearance a. hun

dredfold. Don't bother to prepar the mixture; you can get this famous old recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients at a sma'.l cost, all reay for use. It is called Wyeth'. Sare and Sulphur Compound. This can n-w-iys ba depended upon to bring back the natural color and lustr of wit hii:-. Everybody uses "TVyeth's" S'ge an I Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied You s!mply dampen a sponge or soft briMh with It and draw this through th hair, taking one small strand at t tim by morning the gray hair has disapp.ai ed. and after another application is he

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glossy and lustrous

The New York Tacht Club has defeated the America cup for seventy years. S'.r Thomas Upton, who has been trying m lift the America cup over a period of twenty-one years, will come again next year. He built four sloops for the purpose, and the two victories by Shamrock IV was the only races he won.

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Proof is positive when founded upon facts plus experience. BEECH AIVI'S PILLS have been used for 60 years by people all over the globe.

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Pick your Period phon-

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with that disagreeable taste removed. Through a special refining process, chemists of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc., one of the world's largest manufacturers of castor oil, have removed that nauseating taste from castor oil. Strength and purity remain unchanged. Children take it without knowing it is castor oil. Insist on laborfratory filled bottle, plainly labeled

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Sold by the Following Druggists

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Two sizes, 35c and 65c

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