Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 66, Hammond, Lake County, 3 September 1920 — Page 9

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fhe phonograph that is featured in Vaudeville9 s strangest act

Perhaps you've seen it Signor Friscoe's ' 'Magic" Xylophone Act. It's the hit of vaudeville's "Big-Time."

Signor Friscoe's "magic" is an

million dollars to perfect. Our instrument is also an exact duplicate of this famous three million dollar original. We guarantee it to be able to give the same marvelous Re-

Official Laboratory Model of Creations of music, which

the New Edison. We have one exactly like it. Signor Friscoe's instrument is an exact duplicate of the original Official Laboratory Model, which cost Mr. Edison three

Signor Friscoe's Official Labor

atory Model gives in vaudeville. Come in and test the astonishing realism of this instrument for yourself in Mr. Edison's Realism Test.

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" The Phonograph with a Soul

Yon've read how the New Edison has proved its perfect realism. Four thousand tests have been given, in which more than 50 different artists compared their art with its HeCreattom by the New Edison. Leading newspapers conceded that there was no difference between the two. Hajj anv one suggested to yon that these eompanson tests are " faked " that the artist imitates the New Edison ? Signor Friscoe's performance makes such an assertion positively ridiculous. Every week, 20,000 people see his hammers ripple over the xylophone keys. Suddenly he holds them aloft still. The rippling music continues. Slowly, the gorgeous curtains of the backdrop part- The audience gasps. The New Edison stands revealed. It has taken up Signor Friscoe's performance, and is now Re-Cbeating it alone. The effect of this extraordinary magic can rest upon only one fact: No one can distinguish any -difference between Signor Friscoe's performance and its Re-Ceeation by the New; Edison. Signor Friscoe could not "possibly imitate the New-

Edisnn, because the xylophone can not be made to imitate any other instrument. o as to deceive its hearers. Signor Friscoe's act is noi an Edison enterprise. He has simply been clever enough to use the New Edison for what it is worthWhy don't you? PRICES The price cf the New Edison has increased less than 15 since 1914. This includes the War TaxMr. Edison has staved off price advances by personally absorbing more than half of the increased cost of manufacture. Because of the exceptionally high quality of materials and workmanship demanded by the Edison Laboratories, and the continued scarcity of both it may be necessary to advance prices. But rest asmired that this will not occur, unless Mr. Edison is forced to it. Our Budget Plan the thrift way of spending will help you buy now. Let us tell you about it.

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HARDING TELLS CUBS

BY OBORGB R. HOLMES) rTrF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE1 MARICXN. O.. Srpt. S. Senator Warren . Harding; made the visit of the Chicago Cuh today an occasion to deliver a homely sermon on team play In government, coucher In baseball language. "No one man can win a pennant.' said Senator Harding' to a number of the Cub players who came to hi front porch to pay their respects. "I a.m for team play. This harmony of endeavor where every man plays his own part, no matter who is tarrin. 1 what wins In baseball and will win victories for these U. S. "I am opposing one-man play for the nation: too much fannlnx out, too much unpreparedneis for war and peace. National unpreparedness for .war oost ns man;.- precious lives and end!es bll'loiio in waste and unpreparedness for peace Is costing' millions more And holding us In anxiety aid uncertainty.

Wllma Hudson of Detroit are here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Traeger. Mli May-ms Brand returned yesterday from afew dare vtelt with relatives In Chicago.

Mr. Fred Himmio returned yester.

Colorado. ?.Ir. and Mrs. Robert Bailey moved into the Bolt hou3 on Lake street yesterday. Mn. 31. "W. Paxton left Wednesday for Montpeller. Ind.. to Join her brother Vaughn Twibell, and family on a

day from a couple of weeks visit In motor trip to Okmulgee, Oklahoma

lalanda Great Possibilities. Smolen island, near Kristianssuni Norway. Is a fiat spot of land po Mfcj of !mmens areas of peat hog It Is doubtful whether there is anywhere a better location for the pr ductlon of rt In large oianMties

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Mrs. TUli Guthrie of Gary and Miss

BUEHLER 573 Hohman St,

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Phone 1441

It is our aim to knock the H. oat of High Cost of Living. For Saturday, Sept. 4th, the fo!lowing prices will prevail. CHOICE YOUNG CHUCK ROAST, per lb 14c BOILING BEEF, rich for soup, per lb 9c FRESH LEAN PORK SHOULDERS, per lb 24c FRESH LIVER, sliced, per lb 5c SWEET CURED REG. BACON, whole or half, lb... 32c SMALL LEAN PIG PICNIC HAMS, per lb 24c REDUCED PRICES ON ALL MEATS. SAVE MONEY COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF

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EVERYBODY'S STORE EVERYWHERE East Chicago Hammond Whiting Specials for Saturday, September 4th Flour Ceresota or Gold Medal, 1-8 Barrel, $1.77

Coffee Butter

OUR GOLD NOTE. Either steel cut or in the bean. Fresh OA twice a week. If you like good coffee, try this. Per lb 37C

GILT EDGE. Fresh from the creamery. Limit 2 lbs. to a customer. (We also handle Meadow Gold in pound prints). Per lb

58c

Creaaettes. They are Clothes Pins. Peaunt Batter. Try a pail. Pink Salmon, tall AC good, nuff said. 1 fY 2 doz. for always fresh. CA can 21c, 2 for TUC Pkg A W Per pail U C $1.00 QuaHty 7Q Life Buoy Soap. O Dried Fruit-P cache ?. Brooms for iuC PerCake' C rears. Apricots, r runes. q ? j n 1 nr We handle only the choic- Fnrit Jar Rubbers. lad Dressing. . Palmolire Soap. O est, ask to see sample. per doz. O C Per cake 7 Shinola. QI- C11 26 C Carolene Milk, 1 ( ib, 43c pbox 82 c " 1C Here is a chance to reduce Matches. Per 1 C Pearled Tapioca, OA Fruited Oats. 0 1 theH.C.L. doz.boxes A per lb. 12c, 2 lbs. C Per lb CkC

FULL LINE OF COOKIES. WE HANDLE SWIFT'S LARD IN 1, 2, AND 5 LB. PAILS. DIXIE BACON SQUARES AS WELL AS BRISKET. SCHULTZ BREAD AND CAKES.

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Fall

for Men, Women and Children That Invite Early Inspection

This great store for the family is now ready to outfit you in the newest Fall attire, at 1 prices that will not tax your pocketbook.

Don't let the lack of ready cash keep you from buying your Fall clothing. You can open an account for any new garment in our store.

Pay As You Wear A Little Each Week

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Women's and Misses' Newest

AUTUMN SUITS

You won't be able to resist owning one of these beautiful suits of Tricotine, Velour or Broadcloth. Some are fur-trimmed, others beaded and embroidered. All marked at prices within your means. Charming Satin Dresses Also Tricotine, Kitten-Ear, Crepes, Charmeuse, etc. Beautifully embroidered and beaded, in all the smart Fall shades.

New Fall Millinery Now on Display

Suits for Men Suits for Boys

Our Fifth Avenue. N. Y. styles need no introduction. These Fall models rival comparison in price and quality.

A complete department for Boys' Suits, in the new Fall styles and materials. Our Suits are built for wear.

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