Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 88, Hammond, Lake County, 30 September 1920 — Page 8
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By GECTRG-E K. HOLMES tSTAcF CORRESPONDENT'!. N. SERVICE MARION, O.. Sept. 30. Tirod from tliree days hard traveling ani spr-a ;- lng but vastly encouraged by oh-ti.-al conditions as he " observed tbom In states which have been listed as doubtful. Senator Warrori G Hardin ; returned home to 5Iai ion today. mo.-? confident than ever of republican .-110-cess In November. The Harding special pulled into 51ar'.on early this morning, behind schedule as a result of the near tragic wreck experienced yesterday in the West Virginia mountains. Senator Harding- spoke in five state or, this, his first trip of the present campaign Pennsylvania, Maryland. West Virginia. Kentucky and Ohio. He made altogether some two dozen speeches, covering every issue of fit campaign. DisK'jssmg his trip will, newspaper iYin coming in. Senator Hardir.s said: "It is my deliberate judgment that the people of this country are tired c? things as they are that they do not believe the administration at Washington has done risht r.d that they want a change." Xo delegations were dje to come to
Marion tola? .ml the f-na!"r planned t'i spend most of Hie time clearing anay three diys accir.irilat ion of cor resp--nd.-nre and busin.-' Tomorrow will he "Socta.1 Justice Pay" at tb" front f'ch. Many prominent women and ,-'pvi ral delegations ' ill come t" hear !'. e I'ratnr o'lt'in-' hii views on Ijsuos in whi'-h women are particularly in terc.-t ed. Marion women will join in the cK-hrst ion and many Marion Industrie- will clos" down to allow their women employes t'i attend. A committee con sl t in n of Mr?. Richard Edwards, Mr. Raymond Robins and Mrs. Miry Riberts Rinchart u making the arrau-sements. One week from today Senator Harding aain takes the fad for a short eainp.iisn trip into the .mid-west, speakina in Omaha. Kansas City, Vta ?uinc3 and Oklahoma rite
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Service Quality Low Prices SUGAR SUGAR With Grocery Order, 5 lbs., for 75c ; (Butter, Flour, Soap and Meat Not Included) ' BONELESS RIB ROAST Rolled 35c ... ' PLATE BOILING BEEF 9l2c ' HAMBURGER STEAK 20c VEAL STEW 25c VEAL SHOULDER 32c LEG LAMB 35c LAMB STEW 19c LAMB SHOULDER 28c HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE 30c SPARE RIBS Nice and Meaty 21c HOME MADE SAUER KROUT Per qt 15c FRESH PIGS FEET 10V2c ' EXCELO CAKE FLOUR Assorted flavor, per pkg. . .35c CANNED KIDNEY -BEANS. 6 for $1.00 HOME GROWN OSAGE MELON . . 1 0c-l 5c-20c-25c-35c . PILLSBURY OR LARABEE FLOUR, 25 lbs $1.79 CAN COVERS, per doz 35c CAN RUBBERS. 2 doz 25c AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, with order, 10 bars. .. .69c JAP ROSE SOAP, 3 for . .25c JELLO, assorted, 2 for 25c ... MAPLE SYRUP, bottle 55c PANCAKE FLOUR. 2 for 25c OUR SPECIAL COFFEE No. 30 3' lb. pail. . . .$1.00 FANCY WISCONSIN POTATOES Per'pk . 39c, bu.$l50 WAX PAPER, 5 rolls 25c - j HEBE MILK COMPOUND, 11c, 6 for 65c ! NAVY BEANS. 5 lbs. v . 55c j CALUMET BAKING POWDER. 1 lb. 30c, 3 lbs 89c 1 TOILET PAPER. 3 for A 25c FANCY CONCORD GRAPES, per basket . 39c
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On Automobiles Now IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR CAR BEFORE A SHORTAGE PUTS PRICES UP AGAIN Hudson Old Price New Price Saving 4-Pass. Speedster $2800 $2600 $200 7-Pass. Phaeton $2800 $2600 $200 4-Pass. Coupe $3800 $3500 $300 4- Pass. Touring Limousine.. $4185 $3885 $300 7-Pass. Sedan : . $3635 No change Essex Old Price New Price Saving 2-Pass. Roadster $1895 $1695 $200 5- Pass. Touring $1895 $1695 $20(T 5-Pass. Sedan $2785 $2585 $200 Franklin Old Price New Price Saving 2-Pass. Roadster $3247.00 $2565.00 $682.00 4- Pass. Roadster $3299.00 $2668.75 $630.25 5- Pass. Touring $3299.00 $2772.50 $526.50 4- Pass. Brougham .... $4547.00 $3706.25 $840.75 5- Pass. Sedan $4599.00 $3810.00 $789.00
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the sunflower state )oose from republieanipiii and align it with the force a cf democracy. Though rr-publK-a;i nw-spapeis have freely predicted th state wiU go for Haruins and Coo!id?e. by al lat 1 Gov. Cox. e. ju bilant following- th? meetins yesterday whni his Tissue utterance found tumultous response and his doctrini-s as to prog-rivi.m government were enthusiastically received. President AVil.on can ie d Kansas ;r. 1918 on the issue ,,f peace and Go . t'ox is convini ed that if tile tate ito be won this year it will be on th same issue. Believing that the agricultural population is essentially religious and naturally friendly toward the league, the Soverno'r will continue to drive h-m? the fact that practically every relig.ous organization has indorsed the i , j ,-. j. of a peace league and wui reiterate hi charges that Senatoi Harding has no substitute for the Versailles covenant. Gov. Cox will also- make use of Ui ?. Armenian issue, which h believes i be especially popular in Kansas. Arriving at Hitchinson early this morning the governor attended a breakfast given by the First Voter?' league. His set speech at the Auditorium followed. Frnm H'ltchlnsnn hgees to Newton, where hs is scheduled to make two speeches, one at a chamber of commerce luncheon and anotlv r at the auditorium this afternoon. T'imain speech of the da;.- wili l.e delivered at Wichita tonight. .hortl;.after midnight the party will leave for Enid. Okla.
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Pressed tee -ar ( ;) -. , Railway Steel Springs . .'ys-'", Heading ,.;r.H Ilepublic Iron and Steel -,z Texas Co. 4 7!4 Union Pacific V. i. Rubber 7j C S. Steel $6 Westingtiouse 49 Willys Overland 11 Sinclair Oil 30 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. HOGS Receipts. 2. "00; market, mostly 40-3 60 lower: bulk. Jlt.:3i 15. So; top, $16. 10; he vayweiglit. $U 60 "315. 75; medium weight. $15. 15ft !."; llch, weight, $1 j.i'O',7 k; nn; ljchr lights $14.00 15.S3; heavy packing sows.
smooth, $14 "Ofr 1 l.r.n. rough. IZ.:'1 1 1.00;
1.1.0O. CATTLK Receipts, ll.oniv market, steers, dull and vek, cattle, slow t 1 iower. Reef Steers Choic and prii n . fl 6.75 fi 1 S medium d E-'od. $v;.0"K( 16.50; light weitht. J 4.-5 'a 1 R.ort . and choice. 51 4.25 (? 1 S.'""1 ; common nd medium. !J5filS.oo Rutf hor Catin- -. Heifers. i6.wfi 13.75: cown. $5.:(i : -25; bulls. $5.254 11. on. Canners and Cutters? Cows arid heifers. $ 4 " ij-5.;:, ; canner steers, $ 4.50 7. fin ; va1 calves light and handy v eoight . $1 4 50 -5 17.", 5 ; feeder steers $ 7,5n ft 1 2.00 stock"r steers. $ 4.51"1 "i 0.75; stocker cows and beifer, SI.5Yf 8.'. Western Ran z Cattle--Reef ste.-r. $S.n "i? 1 .5rt . cow?
USE SULPHUR TO HEAL VDUR SKIN Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema Helped Over Night For unsightly skin eruptions, rash rr blotches on face neck, arms or body, you do not have to wait for rcli-f from torture or embarrassment. d;clares a noted skin specialist, apply a little Mentho-Sulphur and improvement shows next day. Because of its germ destroying properties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of this sulphur preparation. The moment you apply it healing begins. Only those who have l.ad unsightly skin troubles can know the delight this Mentho-Sulphur brings. Ever firy. itching e r.ema is dried right up. Get a s.-nall jar from any go-d drug-
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These Suits and Overcoats Values Put YouaiRase" about the Clothing Question You Can Get a Fine Suit Here at $50 We have an excellent selection of suits at that price. The price is low. The styjes are new. This season's goods just arrived. You have a big choice of patterns beautiful weaves. Single and double-breasted "styles. Suits for men and young men at
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SPECIALS "CoooerV Wool Mixe Union SuiU. C2 CH Size, 34 to 50. At O.OU "Signal" Railroad Shirts, with two extra $2.50 co'lars, at ArmyWoo! Shirts and Drawers. gQ Each Men's Dark Gray Sweater Coats, with $ Q shawl collar Men's Medium and Heavy Cotton UrJon (fc Q Suits, at Men's Black Sateen Work Shirts. gj Each Boys' Pure Worsted Jerrey S westers. 2 Each
You will find many other values in suits here. Good suits, favorably priced. Suits that make good in appearance and performance. $35 to $65 Overcoats for Cool Days ' Here are Overcoats that promise lots of style and lots of wear. Overcoats for men. Overcoats for young fellows. Rich weaves, beautiful colors. The attractive values make this a sn--:i3l nportunity. $35, $45, $55
FALL HATS
We are prepared to give better values in Hats. Care
ful attention is directed to our $5 specials. All the i ifli"
up-to-date Fall styles for men and young men. C y 0
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You'll always find a complte line of John B. Stetson's
famous hats. Priced at $8, $10 and $12.
and heifers, $o.50 10,ft. CHICAGO VEAU 50 to 6" lb.. 14' lbc. 70 to 5C lbs.. 1 S j 21; 0 to inn lbs.. 2 3 2 4: fancy. Zh: ovorweight kid nejs, 110 to 175 lb?., 13t17. CBXCACrO CASH GRAIN WHEAT Xo. 2 rM, 234: 7J red. 231 9 :Z2: 1 hard, inter, 2319 23 4: 2 hard winter. 230 3-423!; 1 nerthern Fprir.t;. 2C7'237 3-4; 3 northern sprinc. 21'"2 rOr.N'-N'o. 1 mixed, ! 2 7 , ri 1 30 ; 2 white, 1 :;o t, ; 2 yellow, 12b 'a ISO's ; 3 r-ellow. 12.jH'f? 121. OATS Xo. 1 white, :, j . j , C . 4 : 2 white, 3-4'(7:i7 :', white. t f r; i , ; 4 white. ,".3's"'( 05: s'andird. 52 r 35c.
4.131 t'lbc; i re-C-S : ra-ckiog stock .
BUTTER Receipt-", oin cry. extra, 3S, firsts
37-0 K'"!"iS Receipts 7,040 car"?: current receipts 4 7 7 3 1 ; ordinary firsts, 4?52: first?, 55'.; check.', 30S37; dirties 37 3 41. CHEESE Twins, new. ur.chanpcd. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 45; chicken. 25'j 34; sprinss, 23j ; roosters, 23: peepe 23: ducks . POTATOES Receipts, 23 cars; Minnesota, Early Ohios, 1631 1S3.
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Part-time schools as provided t? recent state legislation will be made a part of the program of the East Chicago hoard of education during: tin next year, according to mi announcement by Superintendent E X. Canine yesterday. The schools will not opc-j until the first or middle of Xovemii-r
but when the classes are etarted the school authorities will be in a. position to give the very best opportunities fcr all children affected. r The part-time schol law provider, that at the opinion of the local board of education all children between the acs of fourteen t-.nd sixteen who ar not ixttendtng rrhool r.iay be required to kttend rcfcool for four hour ce wc-'v. This f-ur hours instruction my be arrn.?ed at t' convenience cf tl'.e school authorities but has beeu worked out in most cases v. here tried as fouhco.rs one diy a wtrch. Hammond ai:d (ary tad p-rt-tine schools last' ye.i-" and me. with Rret success. In Hammond this year ther. ate more thai three hundred pupils enrolled
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Special reduction in our men's shoes. Black English Lace Shoes.
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Some men prefer pointed toes with straight tips; ethers the most popular fads; a gYeat many ask for the conservative broad toe blucher OUR STOCK IS VARIED ENOUGH TO PERMIT EVERY MAN TO CHOOSE HIS FAVORITE STYLE AT A REASONABLE PRICE. We Sell You the Best
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That Money Can Buy It's Always Our Policy to Give Our Customers Maximum Value
J. Schloer & Son
Take a look at our line of tan English Shoes. Many different shades to select from $8.50 T0 $13
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