Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 148, Hammond, Lake County, 10 December 1920 — Page 2

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FIRST ONE OF POLICY CONFERENCES: i

President-Elect Has Great Faith in Noted New York Lawyer

' ET JACK ROTI.E STFf CORUESPC NT. ENT t. N SERVICE) M AKION. O.. Ieo. 10. -The first of ' ' copforenees which are expeotod t o tb--? In terra t i n 1 and domestic policies t-f the Hardlnj: adtnlrii.strat ion 'is held here today. Charles Kvans ' " 7lu?hes, standard-hearer of the repub- " lirt:i party In llfi. arrived early this nmrrr.n t discu. with Presidentelect Hanilrar the pressing questions v hirh face the new chief executive. The distinguished visitor was driven at onee to the Harding home where he .j.uned Senator and Mr?. Harding at breakfast. Then the two !ead"rs t flunn tfjeiher to talk over in detail condlticr.s both at home and abroad. Sonatr Harding, it is faid. places creat confidence vot only in his oj.inif'n as a-i international lawyer, but in Ms ability to untangle '"tnpl irate 1 l icstiore of econo.mcs and finance. - !',r it Is known that thei conferences . v. to - ill deal with domestic as well as " "lore'istt problems. This has h.-en clearly indicated by the close srudy madly tl'.o president-elect of the report .; ;. the ecr tary of the treasury ;u.u ii ... deliberations of tha house ways and means committee and of industrial iondit!ons throughout the country. Mr. Hughes is regarded by men In ; . lose touch with Senator Harding, not ; only as an adviser and party leader, but as a cabinet possibility. They declare that his record as tjovernor of -New York, as a justice of the supreme court o' the V. S. and as republican candidate tor presiden wou' 1 make bin available for president and widely R-coptable. as secretary of slate. " In addition to this "'Moksvound.'' ." they asert that his v'e-.vs on many ; i.uostions coincide c'.osely with thK" . -.f the man who will occupy the presidential cha;r for the nt?:it foi:r years. With Senator Knox and Kiihu Hoot hff "is ranked among; the leading cabinet candidates.

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thioueh a tremendous amoun. of ac- ! cumu'Uted correspondence ffi-jEiit relief last nieht in sterday. I -i brisk valk. a lone Christmas shoppm? (xiirsion and a visit to the Marion "lub. where he chatlfd w,;h old friends, who arc acciistomrd t" gather l here. Judge Hu5b.es Is the flrr-t of the men find women prominent-hi national affairs who are expected to come to JMarion to aid Ser.ator Hardii i; with ibefr counsel and advice. H- will b followed Sunday by Ilet'oert Hoover. : Klihu Root and William Howard Tatt : a-o expected before the end of next w'ek while Senators H.tchco.k and Slii-lds from the democratic ranks ar.i ..-xpectod to arrive in the neu future. re elopmenta In world politics, e.specia ly at Geneva, have lent addd importance to the Hus?hes vis t. He i.as been a deep student of the 'encr'.!"" .of nations and bis attitude tuxvari that covenant Is said closely to approach that of Senator Harding in many respects. a Wl'.s Chalmtra American Can 31 it1 American Car an !otHdry Ti ir 4 . American kocumot American Smelti American Stel Foundry American Tel. and Tel. . A naconda naidwm locomotive finienem roeci r .. central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Hl Colorado Fuel 2S' I i n.oltdjited Has corn Products. 65 H -cr.-.riblo Steel krie IS' t;e?ieral Electric 119 l i.er.eral Motors 14't Lackawanna Steel kehish Valley 49 Mexican Fete. M.dvale Ste-l 31' V. T. Air Brake 8 New Tork Central 71 yorfolk er..l W. stern ??' j Fashion's Forecast By Annabel Worthingtcm. LADY'S WAIST. Th collar of this grtrfped blouse. No. i"?S2. decided to be of white material ao that Its Terr attractive outline mltrht not be OTerlooked. The lady's blouse. No. 9K?2, Is cut 1 Ites K to 43 Inches bust raeasur. Sis M i rtrtr- tvrrr yards I -inch maenmi and 0-e;:ht yard. sa-n contrettnc Umitjrl -pR- piexjti stioin mM atTie We- mill send our $2 p r fashion maga-rfne rontnlTi aJl the rood, new itnles. dre amalUng helpsi serial story. for Ca canes posue prepaid, or nwnh eent rT ordered with a pattern nrf" fifteen, cents for msnas't-t and

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33 H 1 Itt'publle Iron and Stpel 85 Southern I'ai id.- 3S Southern Railway 21 8 Ktudehaker 42 a Texas t'o 44 1". S. Strel 80" S est imrhKHM- 42 Willys Ovorlan.l 6 Si nil all' Oil 2i ( IIK V. STIM K. HOUS Hi-.-plpts. .''I'.Omi market 10 T

Pure Oil Tressed ST Car . . . Ke.il way Steel Springs Koiullntj'

I -- ' r zrI" FAMOUS FANS by . BmdrU I the ?ue:sam-t BIRD who W0 I -LWAXS LEAVES THE OCV f," j rDR VQO TO TAwE OR 0? !.' I y I'M ALWAYS ! I x Tff' FALL ) (-' k (VOU Mvst CALlA J 4Z2" ) Vr ' ( VOlJ'RE SO ZAV.J I MISTER M

LARGE, CLEAN, GUARANTEED EGGS Dozen . . .

P. & G. Naphtha Soap. 10 bars for American Family Soap, 10 bars for r- I 7 l.l C 1 f k,,,. 4. t13 lxaf.'iiuic JUU), 10 uaia iui Large Gold Dust Ivory Soap, 10 bars for Olivilo Toilet Soap, 3 for Kirk Olive Soap, 1Q bars for Rub No More Soap. 10 bars for HEBE Tall Cans, 3 DOZEN $1.05

No. 2 size can Strawberries in Syrup 3 for 75c Dozen Cans $2.90 No. 2 size Can Red Pitted Cherries in Syrup 3 for 75c Dozen Cans for $2.90 No. 3 Size can Wilson Spinach, 3 for 45c No. 2 Size can Wilson Spinach, 3 for 38c No. 10 Size can Spinach 49c LENOX SOAP-10 bars 35c

j anc ficec Tomatoes, 3 for Scudder's Maple Syrup, '4 gallon ; i Scudder s Maple Syrup, pints

.s!Brer Rabbit Molasses, 5 lbs

; Santa Uara Prunes, medium size. I OUR OWN BEST GUARANTEED

Consumers Wholesale Grocers "GUARANTEED PRODUCTS" S40 Uoh man St.. .Phone 531 Hammond, Ind Delivery Orders Over $5.0010 Cents

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li lower; bulk. J9 40ft 9.60; top, 19 i; heavyweight. J9.40 S 9.60 ; medium weight, 19.45 it 9.60; lisht welRht. J. 40 Si 9.63: llgnt lights. $9 2&W9.00; heavy packing ai.ws, smooth. 9.35!j 9.50; packing bows. r uh, t9.10Jj9.35; pigs. $8.609. 50. OATT1-K Keceipt J. 6.000; market, slow to lower. Hoof Steers -Choirs and prime. $13.oOSj'15.SO; medium and good. $9.35('i tU.60; light welsht. $11,004 14.85; Kood and t-liolci. $11. f'Ofa 1 1-Sr; common aiiJ medium, ST.nnfj ll.iiO. liutiher C.Ullo Heifers. $1.75 iff 11.f0; cows. $4.50 10.00; .bulls. $4.60a'

65c 65c Quaker Oats, 65c RKr vvy. : . oc 75c 25c 92c 62c for 27c LUX 3 nea Money Broken Head belt Rising f) Gunpowder 29c for 69c 36c 45c 5 lb S7c s. . COFFEE, 3 lbs. for JL

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Prints more Auto Advertising than any other newspaper in the district and is the best way for dealers to get in touch with the prospective customers. Every Man in Lake Comity Who Has Money to Use in BayIn; an AutomoUIe Reads THE TIMES.

9.00. Canners and Cutters Cows and heifers, $3.35!a4.50; canner stecrB. $4 -0015.50; veal calves (lintlit and handyweight) ,$!t.50rrt in.f,0; ft ed r meet . $9.501i 10.00; stocker te'r.. $ 4. 50 (it 8 7". , atooker cows and heifers, $4 r.U'u 6.2... Western )(ano Cattlv Heef sters, $8 00 'a 10.76; cows and heifers, fb.zwy S.7S. CHICAGO V1IAL if to 60 lbs, 10; 70 to tO lbs.. lltl; to 100 lbs., 13'? 14; fancy, 15; overweight kidneys, 140 to 175 lbs.. 10 12c.

Good Luck Butterine 64c 2 POUND PRINTS

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Armour Oats, large 30c Quaker Oats, small, 2 for . . 25c Armour Oats, small, 2 for 25c Quaker Oats, bulk, 10 pounds for 47c Cream of Wheat. 3 for 80c

Grape Nuts, 3 for 47c j Minute Tapicoa, pound package 23c !

Packages for 29c

White or Yellow Corn Meal. 10 lbs 43c ! 16 oz. bottle Pure Catsup. 3 for 55c!

Deans, new. d ms. ror djci nr

Rice. 10 lbs. for 88c:

Pure Buckwheat Flour. 10 lb. bag 79c

rancake Hour, 10 lbs. for 79c

1 Ull,V. VAVXw A V- U f V V- V- VlUUilllf IVl J K. Japan Tea, 60c quality for 45c

Tea, 60c, per lb 45c

CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS 3 for 32c.

Soup, 3 for 29c j 1 10 lb Cart. Macaroni for. . . t $1.25 1 10 lb. Cart. Spaghetti for . . .' $1.25, 5 lb. pkg. Argo Gloss Starch for 43c i 3 lb. Pail Pure Peanut Butter for $1-19 ; Dried Peaches, faacy, 2 lbs. for 63c

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IIK (.(! f H 1 1 4.HAIN. W1IKAT No. 2 red. $!.'.r, 3 red, $187; No. 1 liatd winter, $1.73; 1 northern j-priny, $1.53 'i; 2 north, rn siriiirf, $l.i;.. OHN No. 2 yellow. g.K. 82c; 3. yl" low. 73'. 74c; 4 yellow. 6!'n72'io. OATS 1 hue. 4!02'(t ;..; white. 4:c. 3 wiiit-, iS'alX'c; 4 white, 4 7 'ii 4 S c.

lU'TTKK - HeceiplK- v.TH cr.-imery. extra. (Sc; lirts. t u o.:;s o 4 I.packing Mock. li'. "i i:;t;.S - M.-c.-iois. l,r,7.'. c is. s; nirrffl receipts. 62 f.Hc; ordinary lirsts. 72" 74c: checks, 4 .''! ."0r; dirties. 51 t 55-. 'H i:i :si; Tw ins, new. "lb : daisies 23 '.I 2.'i '2 c ; younic America:-. ''i 25 luntthnrns. 25'd 25 '2'-; t.rb'ks. 20c. 1.IVK roi'UI'.Y--Turkey-. USchickens. 16'.(24c: .-prints, 24.; roosters, 18c; pee, 2Kc ducks, 27c. I'OTATi FS- Kec-ipts. 54 cars; Minnesota. $ 1 .115 '(t 1 4 5. Death of .Geo. P. Bunker ;, .rn" r. r.'iMicT, aura 70 ar.-. db. d at the I cup ri. e ,f bis d.ii-;l.l. Mrs. Julius II. ltunsinir. 107 Carroll street, last niKbt. lb- leaves a wife and dHiislitr In mourn hirn. He bad been i'l for six months. He was spending the winter here HJl. resided in Oklahoma City. The furo-ra! will 'm from the residence at jl o'clock tomorrow morninir. The burial will lost Rose Hill in Chicago. He,. r.;.-t of the !. I-:, chill, h wiM officiare. ann Haaa jbjsje, a a q a a m g s a a DeLUXE THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Richard Travers in "THE HOUSE WITHOUT CHILDREN" U a 3 SATURDAY AFTERNOON ONLY Joe Ryan in the 1st and 2nd Episodes of "HIDDEN DANGERS" Children will be admitted Saturday morning for 2c. SUNDAY Wanda Hawley in "FOOD FOR SCANDAL" MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Norma Tahnadre in "THE BRANDED WOMAN" E2

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a i a a s Og Bn BB n MONDAY BIG DOUBLE FUTURE Wanda Hawley in "FOOD FOR SCANDAL" and Norma Talmadge in "THE BRANDED "WOMAN" Afternoon Only EVENING "THE BRANDED WOMAN" S I B ' B 1 an KM3 H W H B H S3 H C! f.i ,-jiv-ijL-y-eyn THE RPHEU THEATRE y ' Hammond :: Indiana BIG EXTRA SPECIAL SHOW TODAY Four American Beauties If Ynii Am a furlfrA nf Rpatltv k? v- J Come and Judge for Yourself EUGENE BROTHERS Triple Bar Novelty HARRISON & HALLOWAY Musical Oddity (1 PLIMEY RUTLEDGE & CO. In a Laughable Farce Comedy Entitled "Back From College" MILLER & KING 'The BjII Fighter" VAIL & CAPLIN Sinyiag and Talking Also Ruth Roland in "RUTH OF THE ROCKIES" DON'T MISS TIIE MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW DEAR'S EVE e I'fWIsMJ)1 1 ti inijiiii.ipj.iu.iJiain.i,.,-'!,1.1 sw '.-jpi.vs. ,. TODAY AND TOMORROW Olive Tell in "A WOMAN'S BUSINESS" SUNDAY Chas. Ray in "THE DESERTER" . te rb M- l-f.l.r.W U -iT YMl-i''1'''J BIJOU TODAY William Farnum in "IF I WERE KING" "The Vanishing Dagger" Al so TOMORROW Louise Glaum in "LOVE AND JUSTICE" Also Fritzi Ridgeway in "A Bandit of Hell's Cap"

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I'.Y J IIAIIT C.VMt'lli.l.l, 'Sli v OctrJo,1' ; 1 : V'-.o.f-. WASHIMJTON, Ji.-c. 11 - Japin's rtontion of t h- Islatid of V.i,. ciiil will l.e tne Mil. j. it of a b:j.-biy mi porlailt c.t.fett nee i.et ween Actio Secretary ... St.it- !)-, Is and th--11 - ate foi-iyn relations -.jtiiii.it at the capitol to-l-ty, it was a i n . u in . d o S. nator IK-ni y Calc.; I,o.Il: , rcp-jbl!-an, of Mimachux-ity. bait man 1 th- committee. llihind t-n;t'i.,r l-o:ie Miniouncemi nt th-re links a d-ion.:- s.i u-ii i-..i (rauglit with rra e ..isibi'ii i relative to the pr .-. n' and I lit Hi" r-la Wholesale 284 State Street PROMPT DELIVERY TO m i IS OFFERING One car Fancy Potatoes. per bushel . YOU A GOOD VEGETABLES Minnesota Winter ! r- ri 1 T $1,50 E I r ancy baltiwin Apples, per bu. Apple i s Une car rancy jonatnan Per box, ,up from $2.75 3 Dry Onions, 3 lbs. for 25c v I a3 ! Fancy Florida Oranges, O ft f B I per doz., up from ... s B '

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Remember, it is enly a few minutes walk from Hohman street, but it pays to come here because you will save money.- We also cany a good line of Dates, Figs, and Nuts; and a larg assortment of other fresh vegetables.

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HiJ ai Ltii 573 HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND.

j Hons betwe, n ti e t". S. and Japan. While ir.ith.-r 1iJse nor Davis dss- ; cuss the situation resulting from I Japan's inslsti nee ths,t she be permiti t-d to retain two cables running from J the Isiand of Yap which sis sei.ed I from (b-rroany at the outset of tli'

' world war. it was leaned authorita tively that both the slate d partmci.'. j and me m In.-rs of the senate tortisa j relations committte regard it as f.xi trernely grave. ! When Japan took ever the cables 1 s i "a war in. -a sure." otie of. them ran '. j Shanghai, and tiie other to the Celebe--. ! Since tio 11 Japan has diverted the first j cabin so that 'it. now runs to T.klo. at i w II as to Snani-'iia'. t.'.insiderable cut -I r' sp'oidi-nce has passed b-twet n tr- ' t ..a'e "b partt.ii nt and Japan recent 1 i '-"ard,i;o- . r avowed poli-y to hod i.n t i the cab'.es 1.3 a part of ti -r spoils of Wilt. Dally Thought. Tne on th'.nz of vohip In the world tho active nmtl. Kmprson. Pro duce Co. and Retail Hammond, Indiana ALL PARTS OF THE CITY LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND AT BELOW COST. Nice Radishes, per bunch Nice Solid Cabbag?, 10 lbs. for Fancy Grape Fruit, t 4 for, up from Lemons, per doz - Carrots, Rutabaga, Parsnips, per lb Nice Rioe Bananas, per doz., up from. . . Our Best Eggs, ' I per doz 5c 25c 25c 25c 3 c 25c 63 c LriAuGfc 10 ALL fAKIb UIX v? Q T fx r f-x t r 9 ir 1 1 BEEF lie liEEF 9c 18c PORK 17c rti 6c 8c 16c 16c SAUSAGE 5c 10c 22c 25c 22c 18c LIMBURGER CHEESE. On, UC QCP 60c PHONE 1441

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