Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 98, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES am wjk in ami nan

Tuesday, October 12, 1920.

Proof is positive when founded HOT.Jff13 PIus experience. BEECHAM'S PILLS have been used for 60 years by people all over the globe.

TheLrrgrstSale cf Any Medicine ia the World.

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VL t7rC Irritated, Inflamed" or TOuR LY CO Granulated, use Murin often. Sooth. Refreshes. Safe for Infant or Adult. At all Druggi3a. Write for Free Eye Book- lutes Eft kaatij U., Chkaft

II IH0DPIN6 COUGH If M No ',cure" but helps to rcW V duce paroxysms of coughing.

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IVPIAXArOLIS. IN'D , O-t. 12 S-n-ator Jam's E. Watson is busy explainingin the reepl of Indiana how ho has always been a devoted friend of prohibition. y;t a jr.&nce at his record in ill's V-iUed Stas ecnate iJs to the conclusion that he sometimes favored the ether side and that on several occasions he side-stepped an opportunity to inaK'; his real sentiments. One. of Us earliest votes In the- senate was against an amendment proidln fine and imprisonment for anyom violating the law relating to lb manufacturer, sale or eift of 1t -toxicnun liquors in the Phill'pino Islands. Fenator Warren G. Harding, the rtpuWlean

Timely Beauty Hints

Soeiety women wash their own hair, not because it is a fad. but hecau they wish to obtain the Rreatest r" slM hair beauty end be sure they are not using: anything: harmful. Tin bare found that in washing the hair it i neirer wise to life a makeshift, but is always advisable to use a preparation made for shampooing only. Many of our friends say they get the best results from a simple- home-made tanthroi mixture. You can u?e this at a coat of about S .cents a shampoo by ffettlp.jr-aome canthrox from your drueist and dissolving a teespoonful in a cup of hot water. This makes enough shampoo liquid to apply to a'l the hair Instead of just the top of the bead, as with most preparations. rndruff. excess oil and dirt are dissolved and entirely disappear in the rinsinjj water. Tour hair will be so fluffy that it triil look much heavier than it Is. Its luster anl softness will also delight you. Adv.

presidential nominee, took a similar stand. When the resolution was up to bar liquor from men in thn military service Watson and Harding' both voted Ag-iUnst en amendment offered by McKetlar regarding- u.n of llQUor ar military ostabilshmi Ms. Underwood then propose dto include members of conKicps within the provision of thi military law and Watson faored a motion to tabie it. On the final vole on the l'n.iiTv(id proviso AYatson and Harding both registered oppositio, and later t?i Inc-nna senator voted a ralnst an amendment by Tittman to tnclude all officers and employers of the I'nited Sines government within the act. Hardin did not vote on the MeKeilflr resolui Ion. Watson found It conenient to be absent when the senate 1 alloted on an

nmendmnt by Wadvrorth substituting i

the " spirituous" for "intoxicaiigr"' In the war prohibition bill, nor s h present when tba ailiend'rer. t by Heed preventlntr tha sala ol intoxicating- li

quors during- the war, was wteU oo. ' An amendment by Weeks perrn'fir.sr j tb manufacture of rum used 1.1 I

preparation of tobacco found support in the votes of both Wa;on a.id I Ifi romp. When a bill raine up prohibiting 1 1 -new of agricultural products in the manufacture, sale or s";ft of liquors for beverage purposes, Harding voted ac.Ti.-ist it aud Watson was rcarded as

not voting. Both of thosn leaders, how- j ever, supported a motion to strike1 out J

th provision preventing the usu or agriculture products In the manufacture of intoxicating llauors. lioth Watson and Harding voted "nay" to Sliejpard's amrndment to hive the Reed bone dry law apply to the District of Columbia., and tly both again registered opposition to an amendment prohibiting the importation of distilled liquors duritij tba war perioj.

men at the Alder street pumping- station were given an IneredSe in pay f r m 65 a day to 65 cents an hour.

MAC SWINEY'S 61st DAY TxVs'rxuX. Oct 12. Terence Mcgwiney, hunger striking lord mayor o" fori;, had a fairly restful night in v infirmary of Brixton This ia th? sixty-first day of his banger strike.

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HAKES PURE BLOOD AT ALL DRUGGISTS '

The First National Bank East Chicago, Indiana Chicago & Forsyth Ave. Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 Under U. S. Government Supervision LONGER HOURS FOR YOUR DOLLARS

WILL BUILD HOME TO HOUSE TEACHERS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! FUK LVLLINt. 0!,. Oct. 13 So serious is th housing problem for school teachers in the Windsor consolidated school district of We'd county that the school board will erect a 'teaeherage" for the accommodation of nearly inn score tutors in tho district. The building will be lika a large home in general appearance, but il! be modeled In the matter of accommodation., like an apartment bouse modified slightly to th form of a sorority house, it win be for women teachers only. The building will be of modern construction to cost J3i.000. In addition to bedroom, batlis, etc.. it will contain a large living- room, a study equtpped with a library, and a laundry in the basement. Construction HI begin as soon as bids are let.

The minute you put your money in a savings account a t this strong national bank it begins to earn interest, working 24 hours a day for you. Isn't it better to have your savings bringing ycu in extra wages than to have it around the house where fire or burglary might cause you to lose it? Make your money earn wages for you. Put it where it is SAFE. Deposited in this bank, your savings will be protected, they will multiply your dollars. The protection this bank gives its depositors goes beyond time locks, concrete waljs, armor-plated steel, holdup insurance, bonded employes and our own special police gud. This bank is under

the supervision of th

United States Govern

ment.

WILL SUE CITY TO GET STOLEN BONO Mail Who Lost $200 Has Gone into Court to Recover

The stolen $290 cash tond mhlch has been troubling1 official Kast Chicago for the past three years again bobbed up yesterday when City Attorney Ciites notified tho board of works that the city was about to be sued for the $200. The money was gien as cash bond after a man had been arrested as a deserter in December of 1317. He. was later released and sent to camp but has never been able, to get his money back although he has made repeated demand?. An investigation showed that the money had diseppeared from the poiica safe but the responsibility for its loss could not be determined although on of the police sergeants left the city and has not returned. The city council not long- ago appro-pri.-C'd $2no to reimburse, the man but the siate board of accounts refused to a'lc.v payment and now an effort will be made to secure the money by suit. It ip probable that the city will not attempt to defend the suit in order that th man may a once get the money which rightfully belongs to htm. Tho board of works instructed the vter company to place a fire plug on Euclid avenue between llt'.h and 145th streets f-r adequate protection of the General American property, the South Phor company reported they were unable at this time to pave their right of wav on Euclid avenue and the fire-

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GENUINE TASTELESS CASTOR OIL ALWAYS LABELLED KELLOGG'S

STOCK MARKET VKW TOllK .Oct. 13 All local markrts were clo.d here todty because of tho Ctlumbua ry holiday. CHICAGO. Oct. 12 In observance of Columbus rsy the Chicago board of trade wss closed today. CHICAGO I.MK STOCK HOGS Ttecetpts. ;8.0"0 market, 25'f 4-1 lowr bulk. Jl.0"'fi'l.ViS: top. $15.7e: havy welirht . $1 1 S0 1? 15.79; ined!i:m veght. $ l 6.1 5 'r 1 & 75 ; light weight, $ t 4 flO 'tT 1 5.73 ; l;K't lights, $li.4ifl5.heavy packing- sows smooth. $lt"1 fJl.35; packing- sows, rough, $11.75''; 14. "i; r.iR. $14.25 a 15.25.

CATTLE Receipts, l.0eo; market, very slow and steady to a shade low?, rleef Steers Choice and prime, $17. "So firlS.""; medium and (rood. HtJ-IS-S 17.00; light weight, $14.75'31S.!5; groocf and choice. $ 4.7i ff 1 8.25 ; common and medium. tZ.Zlfi 14.25. Butcher Cattlo Heifers. ." '9 1 3 0: cowl. $5.25'3,11.55; bulls, $o.25(rt tl.nn. Canners and Cutters Cows and heifers, $S.753S.noj ranner steers. $4.50(ff 7.0fl ; vitl otvs Clg:lit and ha ndy we'ght , $13.5016.7;-. feeder steers. $7.60 ? 1 ;.00: stockc steers. $4.5!"? 9.50: stocVc'r cow3 anl heifers. $4.50f?R.nn: pteck-er calrs, J? -ooffH.OO Western Range CattleReef steers, $7 0Pf? 9 75. CHICAGO VEAL 50 to (C ib.. 12: 70 to SO lbs. 13-515: SO to 100 lbs. IS?!?; fancy 20; overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs.. 13-? 15. BUTTER Receipts. 11 tubs: erf-. Jtmery. extra. 531166. ftsrta 4 ff 54, packing atock. 3S 35" 37. EGGS Receipts 10.955 esses: current receipts 5P360; ordinary firsts 515 54; checks. 39: dirties SSJMJ: CHEESE Twins, ntw. 26 ; iatsits. 27 81-4: young Americas 17 1-4 7t S- . DEATHNOTTCE Charles E. WhUton. 71. died at 12:30 o'clock S-inday. Oct. 1ft. at the. home," of hirf dauKhter, Mrs. S. V. Corona, 419 South Frankim street, .lancevilie, i. He had been in p-ior health for several months. Ha came to this city about a month ago from Vaukeg;on. III. lie was a member of the I-ioswell Masonic lodge of Bjsweli. Ind.. and a'.so of G. A. R. post, Hoopeston, 111. Two dautb-t-rs, two sons and one l.rother are left to mourn his los. They era: Mrs. . V. Corona, this city: Mrs. John Ge'i n;-?. Waukegan. Ii!.; Iewis i-.. Chicago, and Lawrence R . Dt-troit: Oscar T.. Hammond. InJ T'no body will be shipped to Hoopeston. Tuesday morninrr, where services will be held and interment made.

lonphonrs 27 H iff S-4; brek. 2 7. I.IVE TOUIrRT Turkeys. 40; chic kens, 2185'; springs, 23i; roosters. 19; geese 23: ducks, If. rOTATCiKS, Receipts 138 cars; Minnesota ami Wisconsin. 1C0"SISj.

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Pale ChUdxra Need Iron and they lore to take GROVE'S IRON UON1C 8TRLT, Absolutely harmless, rrlce 75c at any drug: store. AdT.

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DeLUXE THEATRE TODAY Dustia Farnum in "BIG HAPPINESS" WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Clara Kimball Young in "EYES OF YOUTH" Manager' decision: The best

picture in which Miss Young

has ever appeared.

S My headitchedunbearablrsnd'njr - SZ hsir was coming out by the handful, s S A few apphcationsofWildroot loosened 2 and removed quantities of dandruff the itchins stopped. Today it is thicker a 5 and more beautiful than ever." S S TiMmot I.lunld Fhtapoo or WtMroos fSbampoo Pnp, Q34 la eoaaeetion with ZZ S Wiidroot. Hair TozOo, llTlmwi tLa Z trcauaeat. ZZ

THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC 3 For sola here uncut a r 5 trtonct -bazk CMrsnka S FED !TAI1 rilAnMACT Ind'inn Harbor, Indiana

UEDNESDAY BIG DOUBLE FEATURE Dustin Farnum in "BIG HAPPINESS" and Clara Kimball Young in "EYES OF YOUTH" Afternoon Only EVENING "EYES OF YOUTH"

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'THE FORTUNE TELLER'

SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY AND . WEDNESDAY Thomas Meighan in "CIVILIAN CLOTHES" THE PERSON HOLDING No. 01S88

WINS THE A-B-C WASHER

The School City of Hammond Invites You to Attend the Free Evening School Classes OPENING OCT. 18TH, 1920 At the Central School Building, the Industrial High School and the Brooks House Enroll Friday and Saturday evenings at the Central School. Classes on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 7 to 9 P. M. Courses in

English Citizenship Mathematics Drafting Blue Print Reading Shorthand Typewriting Commercial Work

Auto Repairing Wood Work Forge Work Tool Smithing Electrical Construction Printing Dressmaking Cooking

And any other subjects for which there is an enrollment of fifteen pupils. A special class should be organized for the new woman voter in Civil Government. If you are over 16 and a resident of the City of Hammond, you are admitted without charge other than the enrollment fee of $1.00, which is returned upon the completion of the course you elect. Remember to enroll at the CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILDING. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Oct. 15th and 16th, or any time after that date.

FRED S. BARROWS. Vocational Director.

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PASTIME

TODAY Hoot Gibson in 'THE CHAMPION LIAR" Abo "The Third Eye" TOMORROW Harry Carey in "THE CANCELLED MORTGAGE"

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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

SALESMEN WANTED At civrcgtlc .man to sell some valuable oil and ras least rights from the new Oil Fields of Southern Arkanaus. Address W. C. Rsm. ra re Meo Hotel, Hammond or call Thursday p. m. 10-12-3

Peterson's Ointment Best for Eczema

Plrrt Application Stops TterHngr of Eczema., SaJlt Uuiw and Piles. Za.de Chaflag- Distress in rive lUau'-ts "lyivc and let live, is my motto," says Peterson of Buffalo. ""DrugK ists all ovor America sell PETERSON'S OINTMENT for 35 cents a lar.- box and I say to thes-i dru pglsts. if anyone buys my ointment for any of the diseases or ailments for which I recommend it ajid arc not benefited, give them their money back. Te rot a safe full of thankful letters testifying to the mijrhtv healin power of Peterson's Ointment for ulil and running: sores, fctcraa. salt rheum, ulcers, sore nipples, broken breast, .itchina; scalp, chafing and blind. Itching and bleeding piles." John Scott. "S3 Virginia ptrett, Buffalo, writes, "Peterson's Ointment H simply wonderful. It cured me of ecscema and also piles, and it did it so quickly that 1 was astonished." Mall orders filled bv Peterson Ointment Co.. Inc.. r.urfrtlo. V. T. adv.

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TODAY. TOMORROW AND THURSDAY H. B. WALTHALL in the world's most beautiful tave story "THE CONFESSION" A story that will live forever. Even greater than "The Miracle Man." , ADDED THURSDAY Eddie Polo in THE VANISHING DAGGER'

TODAY Six Musical Girls ENTERTAINERS DE LUXE THE GABBERTS NoTelty ArtiaU . BESSIE CLIFTON Comedienne LAUREL DUO Sieging and Dancing MOHR & ATKINS Songs and Piano HOWE & HOWE Comedy Burlesque Mind Reading Also "PIRATE GOLD" Episode No. 5

Fruits

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Tlie following canned goods will be placed on sale Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 13 and 14. at Logan ave. and Hohman st., in Huehn Block:

Every Bottle of Kellogg's Tasteloss Castor Oil is Laboratory Bottled and Labelled Kellogg 's When yon ask for Ietlo-C Tasteless Cnstor oil, see to it that the bottle is labelled with Kellotrjr s name. Krlloarafs Tsetrlrs ant or Oil is sold only in bottles filled at the laboratories of Spencer KelU'SST & Sons. Inc. Take no other if you want a 109 pure castor oil with all nauseating taste removed. It is the same good old-fashioned castor oil that your doctor prescribes, with the dlsaKreeable taste eliminated. In the opinion cf physicians and drujrfifcts who are already familiar with Kellnarc's TaMelesa tatter Otl, this valuable new form of the Rood old family remedy is a boon to children and even to grownups. Sold by all jjooil druggists. Jf you want a castor oil absolutely without nauseating taste, insist on genuine laboratory filled boitlcf, plainly labelled Kellogg's Tasteless Ca-Stor Oii. Three sizes. lc., Sic. and K".e. Adv.

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Fsncy Bacon, 12 'b. can $2.60

Fancy Calif. Peach in Syrup, No. 19 can fancy Calif. Apricot in Syrup, No. 2'i can Farcy Corn Beef, ready to eat. No 1 can . Fancy Early June I'cas, the kind lhat melt in your mouth, J.'o. 2 can Fancy Cut Green Beans. No. 2 cen

Fancy Smilax Shoe Peg Corn. No. 2 can . H'i Grated Pineapple., No. 30 can.... -85 Plums, No. 2 it ran Fancy RTsck Berries in hea y syrup, No. 2 can Salmon, medium red. 1 lb. can Royal Ann Cherries, heavy syrup. Ko. 1 can 22 Fancy Tomatoes. No. 3 can . . . . . ..14 'a Milk, per doz. cans Grated Pineapple In syrup. No. 2 can 31 You can't afford to miss this

! sale it's a chance of a lifetime.

Every can is a bargain. DANIEL BROWN. -

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and Vegetables

rhe New Chicago Produce store 220 East State St. 5 Doors East of Oakley Ave. Phone 1696

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j tatoes, per bushel

! car White Pota- 6 i toes, per bushel . . s

j Canning Pears, per 1

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Blue Plumj,

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Grapes, half-bushel CLf basket i l JJ

$1.50 35c 25c 3c

Apples, per bu. . .$2.00 and Sunkissed Oranges, per doz ,

Rutabagas, per lb. .

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EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forsyth Avenues At East Chicago's Busiest Center Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00 WHO WROTE YOUR

POLICIES?

Have your fire and other insurance handled by the specialists at this bank. It doesn't cost a penny more. And this is an agency that is conducted in a businesslike way, its records are safely kept, and the bank is under State Government Supervision. Get your insurance here.

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Measure by Your Purse

IF you are like mcsi of us, you are apt these days to measure things by your pocketbook. And you have a right, therefore, to expect more than the ordinary service from" an Exide Battery. The dollar or two mere that Exide quality costs in the beginning means many dollars saved in long life and freedom

from repairs.

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No matter wnst tr.tke of tttterr you have, you can count on thf unprejudiced, expert attention of cur Exide Service Station. Exide Serrict is prompt, thorough, dependable.

Battery Service Co. 502-4 So. Hohinaa St. Tel. Hammond 3578

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Thursday Evening, October 14th. Welcome is extended to the Public. Music by Eva Ditzler.