Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 14 October 1920 — Page 2

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l INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) OIIA(jij. Oct. U N,- ks of eight rr . ti v. hi w or t.i hung wript'Ud out of " nos and instead ft Ion but two i vri Ve it iii ! h-- alto Id in the prim, -r:iv ya.nl if ?h county jhU this mornt :' !hr m-n who woro tn be handed . !.. rr... v two have won n priovc and "V one vUl oxptato his crime. !ti a.i ivn of the thirtc-i'U in-n who wt-k ;trf 'i wire waiting to piy a for.f a "UtV tor a lite" that judge nt.-i j.ii'its hud imposed uiwn them have I r. ' K'"-n another chance. One has v ! ct n.ir.utation of senience t life Uu; riottnu-ttt: several hav: been granted PURS FOOD

Friday and Saturday Specials CORN MEAL Best fresh ground Yellow Corn Meal, f Q 5 lbs. for LUl DR. PRICE'S VANILLA AND LEMON EXTRACTS The most popular extracts, at the very lowest price for 1 years. 1 Yl oz. bottles at 25c. 24 oz. bottles at. . . A "

Oscar Mayer's Famous Brisket Bacon

Mild cured, lean, medium size pieces. Per lb

BUCKEYE BRAND MALT AND $ 1 .25 package. This sale at 10 BARS SUPERIOR FAMILY, soap, for

Santa Clara Prunes

1000 lbs. extra choice California Santa Clara Prunes. While they last, per lb 25 lb. boxes for $3.69

NIX-RUB SOAP CHIPS Use them in your washing H X. machine; 10c packages. This sale at 2 VKELLOGG'S FAMOUS CORN FLAKES 10c The 18c package. This sale at CREAM OF NUT MARGARINE OO Per lb OAC

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COFFEES

We Fellow the Market; Buy Here and Save Your Money Savoy Brand Coffee, 3 lb. cans $1.29 Our Famous Leader Coffee, 3 lbs. for $1.00 Choice Fresh Roasted Peaberry Coffee, per lb 29c K. & W. Special Coffee, per lb 30c Choice Santas & Rio Coffee, per lb 23c Special Ria Coffee, per lb 18c

1 Friday and Saturday Drug Specials

BLUE BEAUTY ROSE FACE POWDER Regular $1.00. Special at 63c MILK'S EMULSION For stomach trouble. Regular 75c. Special at . 52c (War tax included

Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPECIAL British Government liip Boots at $4.95

MEN'S "MUNSON LAST ARMY SHOES Q Per pair " MEN'S EROWN FREAK TOE SHOES ? nf Values up to $8.00 at tpU.UU ARMY OFFICERS' DRESS SHOES & A QC Small sizes only t$Z.UD MEN'S ELK SHOES CO QC Sizes 6 to 10. at s&.OD

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the b K'ii of a new trifil. and for others the evidence that first found them guilty viU bv reviewed. All but one, however,1 til lurk iii th; tliaduw of the gallows. Hut for Fr-tnk Camplone. a Z2 yvar old "KuiiK-iti-r" id for John Henry K.-t-sc, whose fkin is black, there canto no reprieve and early today they walkid to the scaffold and paid the penalty for murder. Throughout the deathwatch both Oanuvone and Heese clung to the hope of a reprieve but none tame. IH-Hinatic ti-ni(S in the Brim old jail attended the last hours of Campion and He. :.-,. Nicholas Yiana, Camptone's companion, was to have Kone to his death today. In the death cell hs fang. In a clear tenor voice. Ins good-bye to the world. Mist-re," lis chanted and the "Tower sons." from II Trovatore." Hut for th quirk i f fato that, ni.ide him a slayer Viiina miKht have been an opera star

GROCERY 25c HOPS The regular QQ good quality laundry gg c 16c a on Famous PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSHES Regular 50c. Special at . 39c MENTHOLATED WHITE PINE AND TAR COUGH SYRUP Regular 25c. Special at 17c in above prices)

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Aj ho sang the other prisoners 'huddled In their cells In awesome silence. And while he sang the reprieve came that b-ranted him a stay of sentence to November 13. Camptone. a member of the famous t'urdlni 11a gang of "gunmen. against which six murderers have been charged, was hanged for the slaying of Andrew F. Bowman, owner of a saloon. F.eese paid the penalty for slaying his wife in a fit of Jealousy. Reese was the Orst to go to the scaffold. Camplone fot lowing.

SIDEVALL OF TIRES HOT . MERELY A The side-wall of an automobile casing is not simply in advertising- billboard for the manufacturer, nor is its main use to specify siae and type ef tire. Though It carries practically all the markings on the casing, it has a much more important mission In life. Like the skin on the body, its duty is to protect the carcass underneath. As some skins are red, some white and some yellow, so are some sidewalls red. some white and some tan. Some are gaudy, others conservative. Some are black and blue and striped. While the side wall is a thing of beauty, it la primarily compounded for endurance and resiliency. At the edge of the rim. It forms a seal against water seepage. It prevents chafing- between the rim and the inner fabric, and serves as a bulwark between rim and tread line against rays of the sun, grinding of the road, and the moisture which causes rotting". Its enemies are oil .grease, ruts and curbs. According to the Miller Bchool of tire repairing, it has an important part in giving the tire grace and elegance of appearnce, which, combined with uniformity and maximum mileage, gives a perfect tire. At the upper edges. It serves as an "anchor for securely fastening the edges of the tread. Altogether it Is only a fraction of an inch in thickness. MINER'S STRIKE IN BRITAN APPEARS INEVITABLE NOW lXN"tON'. Oct. 14. A. general strike throughout the British coal fields ipi peared inevitable today. A. B. Plett, one of the delegates of the South Wales ooal miners declared this afternoon that a strike was certain. Work may stop in the coal neias next Satur day, unless government intervention succeeds in staying the strike. The men are demanding a wage increase of two shillings per shift and a reduction in the price of coal to the domestic consumers. If the striKe Begins tni Federation of Miners expects to have the support of the railway men and the dock workers. The Federation of Miner announced the following official result in the gen eral referendum on the question of a general strike and acceptance or re jection of the proposed settlement with the colliery-owners: Against the proposed settlement. 635.09S. For the proposed settlement. 1J1.4M. The ballots against tha proposed set tlement were automatically la favor of a general strike:. The executive committee of the Fed eration of Miners ent a letter to tha premier making official announcement that it had decided to permit a strike RAILROAD SHOP EMPLOYES STRIKE HOUSTON, Tex.. Oct. 14. Fifteen hundred employes of the Houston A TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Two dishwashers. Majestic Jtestaurant. Hammond. 10-14-J 'A J HAMMOND, 1ND. 'tit i-mf -r W . vi-.l u

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Txas" Central and Southern Pacific lines shops here were en strike today. They declared they would not return to worfc vmtll rUroad officials subjected to the proper Investigation four negroes who were reinstated after being discharged for faulty work.

Try a "Times Want Ad" PASTIME TODAY Gladys Brockwell in "STACKED CARDS" Also 2-reeI Comedy TOMORROW Olive Thomas in "YOUTHFUL FOLLY"

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GROCERY AND MARKET 202 Fayette Street Phone 738 Specials for Friday and Saturday BUTTER KRUST MOTHER'S DIETRICH'S BREAD SMALL LOAF AT 11c LARGE LOAF AT 15c WHY BUY GRATED PINEAPPLE WHEN YOU ARE 90r ABLE TO GET FANCY No. 2 SLICED PINEAPPLE, AT

FANCY CREAMERY BUT- g9c TER, Mb. cartons, at v SINCERITY OATS, J3C per pkr OSCAR MAYER'S AP- 9 7 C PROVED LARD, lb w OSCAR MAYER'S BRISKET ORr BACON, 2-3 lb. piews, lb. w FANCY TOILET PAPER, 25 C 10c rolls, 3 rolls for SINCERITY PORK AND 25 C BEANS, No. 2 cms, 2 lor. . SNIDER'S FANCY CATSUP 16 ox. large bottle, 28 C per bottle FANCY SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 2V 50c seller, 40 C per cd SHADY LANE PEACHES 35 c la syrup, no. a2 FANCY EARLY JUNE PEAS 3 cans for BRIAR RIDGE STRAWBERRIES No. 2 can... FANCY StfcAR CORN, 3 cans for FANCY B. & M. PARIS CORN, 25c seller, 3 cans FANCY OIL SARDINES 10 seller, 3 boxes 33 c 39c 33c 55c 21c PET, SINCERITY AND VAN 1 Or CAMP'S MILK, tall en... FANCY NAVY. BEANS Per lb 10c 15c FANCY CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS, per lb

BEST WHITE CANE GRANULATED SUGAR Per lb., 12c

GOLD MEDAL AND PILLS BURY FLOUR V. bbl. $1.55 Ji bbl. $3.09

We Handle the FREE DELIVERY TO THIS STORE CLOSES STOP! and Phone 793

FOR Service Quality Low Prices NATIVE RIB ROAST Boneless J5c' LAMB STEW lc LAMB SHOULDER ;2c LEG LAMB jc LAMB CHOPS "c PLATE CORN BEEF FLANK STEAK 35c SPARE RIBS fie HOME MADE SAUER KROUT, per quart ..15c FRESH PIGS FEET IOVjc BALTIMORE OYSTERS Just in, per quart 75c PORK SHANK ?Sc HAMBURGER 20c HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE 30c . PARAFFINE WAX. per pkg : 20c PLATE BOILING BEEF lOVfcc FANCY RICE.. 5 lbs 55c SMALL CAN TOMATOE PUREE, 3 cans 20c FRESH DATES AND FIGS, per pkg 25c EXCELO CAKE FLOUR, per pkg 35c FRESH TOMATOES, per basket 10c-25c CAN COVERS, per doz 35c CAN RUBBERS, 2 doz... 25c CRANBERRIES. 2 lbs 25c FANCY SWEET POTATOES. 5 lbs 30c CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 1 lb. 35c, 3 for. . . .$1.00 JAP ROSE, with order. 3 for 25c FANCY ORANGES, per doz 40c C. W.HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE. 741 Claude St., Hammont

EVAMGEUJTIC FIUICDOS CHURCH I There will be a very Important meeting at the Frledens Klrche Frtday,.Oct. 13 at 8 o'clock p. m. Alt members are j

requested to b present. 10-1 4-2t HBNRV ELSTEK. President. TODAY H. B. WALTHALL in "THE CONFESSION" Eddie Polo in THE VANISHING DAGGER' TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Geo. Walsh in "FROM NOW ON" COUPON This Coupon and 39c will entitle bearer to 1 lb. can SINCERITY COFFEE. SOAPS OLD COUNTRY LAUNDRY SOAP Best on the market. fiRi 10 bars for UC" P. & G. NAPTHA SOAP, 70 10 bars for ' ARMOUR'S LIGHTHOUSE LAU1 DRY SOAP G7. 10 bars for V ' OLIVILO TOILET OC SOAP 3 bars for SWIFTS PRIDE WASHING 1 J POWDER Large pkg A ' GOBLIN SOAP. C, per bar LUNCH WAX PAPER 25 c 6 rolls for COFFEE AND TEA Try one pound of Andree's Templar Brand Coffee. Regular A.Krt 55e seller, per lb tj FANCY COFFEE 3gc Independent brand, per lb . . SINCERITY COFFEE CSA 60e seller, per lb DUL TOBACCO AND CIGARS x BULL DURHAM gc Per pkg ATLANTIS CIGARS 25 C CAM EL, LUCKY STRI KE AND SPUR CIGARETTES Jgc Per pkg Best of Fresh Meats. ANY PART OF THE CITY EVERY THURSDAY NOON

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S DeLUXE THEATRE Today and Tomorrow Clara Kimball Young in b' "EYES OF YOUTH" J Manaeer- decision : The best J picture ia which Miss Young S K -. . , I ia nao cici apjcaicu. SATURDAY Marjorie Rambeau in 'THE FORTUNE TELLER" a SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Thomas Meighan in "CIVILIAN CLOTHES" i THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND B2 SATURDAY a "THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE" la With Alma Rubens and the H 1 same, cast as in "Humoresque" & Advertise ia The Times and ad 'srtiitf af;a:n Kcsulti come wit :onst.int effort.

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Fancy Broken RICE 10 Lbs. for '8 5 Pound Bag for 45c

RED LABEL ARMOUR'S VERIBEST KARO FRUIT SYRUP JAM NO. 5 CAN STONE CROCK JAR 45c 5 Lbs, $1.50 MORTON'S BEST j EXCELTO Table Salt Cake Flour 10 LB. BAG 23C 3 PACKAGES 85C ,

Aunt Jemima PANCAKE FLOUR

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FANCY ALASKA PINK SALMON 3 TALL CANS 54c OUR OWN BEST 1XTRACTS oz.bottle47c

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Wholesale Grocers "SELLING DIRECT TO YOU" Cor. Hohman & Plummer Tel. Hani. 531

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THE n RPHEUl THEATRE I B 1 Hammond :: Indiana Tcday and Tomorrow AMERICAN DESERT CAFE A MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY 10 People Mostly Girh Catchy Music LILLIAN DEVERE Songs aad Stories YAMATA JAPS Oriental Workers GEORGE & LILLIAN Singing and Dancing HOLLY The Golden Voice DONAHUE & LYNCH Odds and Ends Also Ruth Roland in RUTH OF THE ROCKIES" trsf T a Bars for $6.40 r 45c J PLANTERS PEANUT BUTTER i 5 LB.PAIL $ 1 , 1 9 GOLD DUST SIX PACKAGES 25c o Guaranteed