Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1920 — Page 2

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RADER TO SPEAK TO

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A grieat many people in Harnnicii'i ro doubt, are acquainted with Hew Taul Rader. brother of I.ycl! .M. nU r. v ho has charge of the neighboring Moody institute outing grounds at Cer'ar T,a5s;. and no doubt, tny of our Hammond residents r.xtTi i a.rd Mr. 3.yell M. Rader at thw :ai- or at !t.ak Winona, where ho gave a s-rte of lectures last year for tho ministers in i-onvmtion at that place. Those -who have heard Mr. Kador at these talks are certainly very enthusiastic to har him again on ac-c'l-unt of the practical way he handle? the subject. Mr. Rader U a practical ciicm'.sl. Kvlng his office in Chicago, 111. and 'lie interesting- researches mail'! by iv.m a.re the basis of the tnt ere.t in g rnd popular tllks that he uses in addressing: such an audience a he will have at the rresbyterlan church Suncry night. vhile his subject garbage'.' seems a stra,nge one. it Is a subject t'lat he fan wake exceedingly interesting and rvofltable because it Js such an ungual subject. Dr. Tarrett has had the treasure of hearing: several of the addresses of Mr. Rader at lake Wi-

r.ona and he certainly whihea to carry to the people of Hammond the idea that if they do not take the advantage of hearing- Mr. Kftihr. they will certainly miss something pood. The ileu s club of the Presbyterian church are also having on Frida ynight or.e of the diners the club is noted for. Uii being due to the fact that Ir. tianklin and his able as-sltants certainly do put on a good fed The audience ml tiiis affair promises to be as u.-.ial, ery good and Dr. .ShanXlm will be prepared for all comers at Friday night, Nov. b. The club expects to cure rr t h coining hi. iti r such spe;ikcrs a- Mi. Kadei t lake rhrg of tin- i fiiini service the first Sunday o:' each month ind ii will be the endeavor of th." committee to S'lve to Hammond n sue.iker that will be well worth li-ten-ing to. These meetings are opened for tnc public whether they be regular attendants of the lVesbyterian church or not and both men ami women are alwajs very welcome. The club also expects tj pay a special attention in organizing the south dt gymnasium and the ffpecial committee having employed our former i?cout JIaster Oavte to conduct the various classes in the gymnasium. Clashes will be provided for business men at ft o'clock in the evening on Mondays and Thursdays, and a suitable program will also be provided for the youngr people, both the boys and rHe young men as well t.s the ladles and girls. It is the desire of the committee to have the people of Hammond realize tiiat this gymnasium is opened for

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COFFEE Fancy Santos Per lb. 21c Sugar, . , . lly2c i Good Luck oieo . 34c

Pressed Steel Car So'i Ttay Consolidated 14!i Reading . 1 0 u Republic Iron and Steel Ti'i Texas Co 41 l S. Steel 86 ' l S. Steel TTd 1 0 6 ' i stingbouse , . -1 6 - Willys Overland 10 Sinclair Oil 31

( UK A(.n UK STOCK. HOCIS Tteccipts, i;,fn,',c market, active 10 higher, p.uli. na.iOW H.3."; top, ? 1 1 aO ; heavyweight. $ 1 :.8i i 14.40; medium weight. 1 1 4 00 It 1 4 . 4 0 : light weight. JU.65''i 1 4.40: light lights. U -6iti 14. io; heavy packing m's. smooth, $13 ooru 13.4"; pack In rough. U'. 75 '!t 13 on; ,,iKH- 13. 75-J 15.00. CATTLlv- Itecelpts. 7.J0; market, slow to lower. Beef sfers Choice and prime. $16.-5 1H7.50; light weight. $ 1 3.7.' m 1 7.25 ; good and choice. $13.75'.) 17.5; common and medium, $8.-5 fi 1 3 '- Butcher Cattle Heifers. Jtj.nu 1 300; cows, $5.25(ini-o; bull.. $i.s0 7.50. lanncrs .and Cutteis Cows and h'-ifers, $3.60(r 5.25. canner steers. $4.50 !&6.:o; veal calves (light and huudywelght), $13.0015.00; feeder steer., $7.75: 12.00; stocker steers. $5.00 'f 3.fii.; stockor cows and heifers, $5.O0U'7.7i; s;..eker calves. $a.2 55i 1 3. 7 3 . Went'tn Kange Cattle Ueef steers. $8.00 !rj 0.75. BUTTER Receipts, 3.6 IS tubs; creamery, extra. 62; firsts 4S3J6C; packing stock. 25 32. EGGS Keceipte, 1.53S casrs; current receipts, 65 81; ordinary firsts. 3 7 fy" ii 0 ; firsts. 66S 67; checks, S3 0 42; dirties, 40&4o. CHEESE Twins, new, 23 0"i; daisies 231j4j24; young Amertcns. 24'8'1i; longhorns, 2 4 4fH: trick. 22. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 35: chickens. 1S2'; springs, 25i roosters, 22; geese. 25; ducks. 32. POTATOES Receipts. 65 cars

CHICAGO VEAL 50 to 70 lbs.. 12 3 13; 70 to 80 lba.. 14g16: 80 to 100 lbs. 1 7 3" 1 8 : fancy 19g'20; overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs. 1313. CHZCAOO CABS OBAIS WHEAT No. 1 hard winter. 207 1-4; 2 hard winter, 206V,; 1 northern srring 203lsff206; 2 northern spring. 200; 1 mixed, 190 201. CORN' No. 1 white. 50491: 2 white 30'j; land 2 yellow. 94H. 3 el!ow, 83: 4 yellow, 82. . OATS No. 1 white. 55 1-4; 2 white. 54 S-4JT55; 3 white, 43; 3 white. 5.1 54 1-4; 4 white, 51H53; standard 49

WOMEN WILL WANT PAPERS

Now that Indiana's first c.Icctlt-n in which women voted is over. It is expected that the courts of Lake county v.ill experience a run of applications from women for cilizi.-n.itup papers. In the pant it ha been a rare thing tor a wonian to file, for citir.en.thlp papers. In the last 10 years It is said that hardly more than a dozen have done so in the county. Where a wouan's husband filed it was of course cfelciii for her to apply also for ahe would automatically become a citizen when he received his papers. However, with single women, who aic alien and who long fo;- the. rlgiit ol suffrage as exercised by their American sisters it will be uccehnary to take out papers unless a marlage with a citizen is imminent. Courts have received a number of Inquiries this fall from women who are interested and It 1s predicted that there will be many applications for Hist papers from now on.

EggS, Our Very Best . 58c Nutl0 Milk Tall Can . 8 C Butter our very Best . 59 Brick Cheese 25c Pot Roast, . . 16c Pure Lard . . 25c Hamburger . . 22c Dixie Bacon . 26c Rump Roast . 20c Round Steak Roast. 22c SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb. 30c

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Hammond :: Indiana TODAY Arthur Huston and Company SPECTACULAR SCENIC NOVELTY THE KARUZAS Shadow GraphisU DRESSLER & WILSON Dancing Novelty HAHN & CURTIS A Hodge-Podge of Songs and Mirth WILLIAM & TAYLOR Comedians GRACE AYRES & CO. Comedy Roller Skating Novelty Also Ruth Roland in "RUTH OF THE ROCKIES"

NOT SO MANY DRUNKS There has been a noticeable slackening In the number of drunks arrested the lat week by Hammond police. Only one, Albert Johnson, who lives at the Carlton hotel, faced the Judge In city cooirt this morning. He said he got his liquor in West Hammond and took a fine of $15.

VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY A petition In voluntary bankruptcy nas filed today In thw U. 9. district court at Hammond by Curtis II. Langford, T5 Hohman street. Hammond. The assets of th fi; m have been in the hands of Sheriff Barnes for some time. His schedule as given to Deputy Clerk Surprise by his attorneys, lbach. fjavlt. Stinson & Gavlt, list assets at $l.PT.5fl, while h!s debts amount to $-.744 .82.

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TODAY AND TOMORROW THE REVENGE OF TARZAN Added today Eddie Polo in "The Vanishing; Dagger" COMING STARTING MONDAY FOR 5 DAYS Pauline Frederichs in "MADAME X" The greatest drama of tragedy ever portrayed. The story of a love stronger than death.

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PASTIME TODAY Olive Thomas in "YOUTHFUL FOLLY" TOMORROW Anne Cornwall in 'THE PATH SHE CHOOSE'

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Receiving Shipments Direct From the U, S. War Department

And maintaining a policy of a large volume of business at a small profit is what has made this Army Store so famous in the short time that we have been here. Come Saturday and buy real genuine Army Goods at prices that bring the buying power cf you dollar back to "old times."

GENUINE U. S. ARMY 0. D. BLANKETS

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KHAKI UNI0NALLS Just received a big shipment ,at the new market price, which has fallen on these goods nearly half, and we pass this saving right on to our customers. A Khaki Uoionall in all sizes at only

$2.49

GENUINE U. S. ARMY NEW PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR Abo 2,000 pieces come and count them. We believe in selling volume. These garments are well worth $3, but our volume price is only $1.95 NEW WOOL ARMY SHIRTS Come and be sure to get one of these genuine Government Standard 0. D. Wool Shirts, as they are wonderful shirt3, and doing a volume of business and buying direct, we can sell you these shirts that are practically worth $8.00 at only $3.95

ARMY STYLE SHOES They are beauties, made of genuine Russia calf, Goodyear welt sewed. Wonderful wearing Shoes. Come in. AH sizes at only

$5.95

OFFICER STYLE SHOES Really a wonderful shoe for 6t and wear, good lookers, too. The town is going wild about them, but be sure to get the kind the Array Store sells. The $12.00 grade for only

$6.95

TURKISH TOWELS Large sire. O.C 12 LB. CAN ARMY BACON 9 87 Only Only

SPECIAL SALE OF Fruits and Vegetables ONE CAR WISCONSIN POTATOES $ 1 .65 Per bushel ONE CAR EARLY OHIO POTATOES $1 .40 ONE CAFUDAt 10 WINTER POTATOES $1 .75 Per bushel ONE CAR FANCY JONATHON BOX APPLES OC Per box $3.00 to 3GREENING APPLES $1.00 Per bushel 3ALDWIN APPLES 9K Per barrel $5.00 and NORTHERN SPIES 2 25 Per barrel. $5.00 and $525. Per bushel $2.00 and ONIONS 2CL Per bushel. 75c. 6 lbs. for PEACHES Kf) Per bushel $2.25 and CABBAGE 9c Per lb BEETS AND CARROTS . 75c Per bushel CRANBERRIES 1 2 C Per quart . . . : NEW YORK GRAPES 5 0 C Per basket - FREE DELIVERY New Chicago Produce Co. 220 East State St. PHONE 1696

CLOSE OF GOOD BILL Tonight closes a three-day bill at the Orpheum theater which has hjought forth much favorable comment from patrons. It presents a wide variety of comedy, novelty. .lng:inar and dancing. Arthur Huston and company lead off with a spectacular scenic novelty followed by an intorertlnn

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shadowgraph art by the Karuias. Then comes a dancing act hy Dressier and Wilson, a Fonii and joke hodye podce hy Hahn and Curtis, a run of more c medy by William an. I Taylor and a difficult roller skating odd:ty by Grace Ayers and company. The bill clones with an episode of "Ruth of the Iloi kles."

STANCIU ARRAIGNED ! Theodore Stanciu, who was rresr"d I by Hammond police several daya afo when a raid was made on his home at Howard and Standard avenu. was airaigned before Judge Klotz this! norninit on the charge of having i

llcj lor in h.s possession, fttant iu admitted having the whiskey but said that H was Wt there by his cousin who lives in Chicago. He denied having peddled liquor. The court gsyo him a fine of $50 and cost.T and a suspended Jail sentence of 30 days.

DELUXE THEATRE

TODAY AND TOMORROW CHARLES RAY IN "HOMER COMES HOME" SUNDAY BIG DOUBLE FEATURE Dorothy Phillips in "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN" and Chas. Ray in "HOMER COMES HOME" Afternoon Only EVENING "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN"

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in "ONCE TO CVEOY VVOMAM" SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Also Larry Semon Comedy "Solid Concrete"

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