Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 148, Hammond, Lake County, 10 December 1920 — Page 6

G. O. P. VICTORY MAKES TOY ELEPHANTS POPULAR XMAS GIFTS

Subtitiit for Gold. Wbt Ik suld to a x?rviceRble snbtitute for cola Is obtained by combining 9 pnrts of copper with six parts of antimony and adding a little magw n"s!iim carbonate to Increase the -p!Tht. It 1 said that this alloy can In drawn, wrought and soldered very much like told and thst It alao reclrs and retains a eolden polih. What "Canotaph" Mean. Several readers have written asking the roeaninjj of "cenotaph." The mtnl J derived from the Greek word "kenos," meaning "empty," and "farhos," meaning "tomb." In othci words, a cenotaph Is sepulchral monument erected In honor of a person whose body lies elsewhere. . Slmpt Explanation, rierre u-as trying to boItb an eTempte in arithmetic, hut It caniA oat P routs less than It should, over and vvcr ecin. So I onVre.l U help htm; Optimiatic Thought. Troubles are bit so many Ins tractors to teach mTj wit -4 Protect the Children Healthy Blood and a Healthy System Is a Child's best protection against Colds. Grip and Intlucnaa. Giv$ them GKOVES IRON TOKTC STl'-tTP. T5"Adv. nnen mi or n -tuion he said: "T bet I know nrnv what ihe matter Is.' I oiTht to aM 2 cmus for war fnr." Exc hanj;e. r.v1 v - j London Tit ntts. II (Hi' ! in.l iH'iV in

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Tot elephants, raninp in siza RepubJican landslide makes them J om" Jinv.nutive water, charms to all the more so. Wliat boy ;

bomt of the toy elephants on eale in store, and Kaywond Ikers and the rr.ammoth moUtl engine he helpe. buiiu.

locomotive. Ncrmaii E. Beers, a machinist of that road at Aver Mass.. has spent his leisure tiriu fcr two years buikiir.K it. Hi? son Norman haa helped hitr. and is allowed toiisplay it to his boy friends.

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afTaira that a youngster can rn!e about the house, ere prominent amonsr Xmas eift suR.cetions n

tha otores. Aiways popular, tbe

Christmas a "real locomotive." the eize of the cr.e above. !t is a wprod action of a modern ostfn ami Slaine Pacific type passenjjer

4,000 Lumber Men

Fear Winter Iay-0ffj

flH'ENT'ONl NEWS I1AKOT1 ES T BR. X. It.. teo. Mor

than 4.000 employes are luointr possible ; ehyt down of the lumber mills tdronsn

out the state this winter, aec.irriinjr t

stateemcts given out of a mcetiti lumber manufacturers hero.

Dealers claim null operation xpenes are 300 per cent his"hr thitu buforo the war, while lumber prices have.

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; KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS 25:

the mills receive from S to j:o a day. j FAMOUS BRISKET BACON 25c

fallen oft 30 per cent.

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Vorth of PATHE Records FREE

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This Pathe Phonograph for Christmas and an outfit of records with it Terms $1.25 a week-paid after New Years! No needles to change Plays ALL records Records guaranteed to play 1009 times. The man who orders any phonograph for this Christmas and gets it ill be lucky. There are not half enough to go around. The man who orders this Pathe Phonographs will be twice as lucky, for two reasons : It's the best phonograph in the world and he will get it. That is, if he orders now. This is your opportunity don't miss it! MODEL NO. 7

The Pathe artistic standard is well illustrated in this model, refined in its simplicity, dignified in the harmony of its proportions. Oak (Golden and Fumed), all exposed parts nickel-plated; Universal tone arm; Pathe perfect tone control; Pathe repro-

Worth of PATHE Records FREE!

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lire ball; double spring motor; size 18 19 J2 inches deep; AVi inches high.

$100.00

Rob Deputy Sheriff

BONELESS BOILED HAMS 7-10 lb. average : 35c

YOUNG PIG HIND QUARTERS 21c!

.16c .20c

of Even His Revolver ; YOUNG PIG FRONT QUARTERS ..

i PORK SHOULDERS Small and lean

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ST. LOUIS. MO.. Dec. Deputy Sher- 1 pORK LGIJlS S-Tlal land lean 22c

Iff Schuitz is toUng a ntw revoivor i r.ont. A ba.4 St Tu1a hlirhv.-.ivmau I

took his CM one away fr. m him. j SHORT RI3S BOILING BEEF 9c

It was late very late whn Th

depoty's lodge adjourned, anil rainlp

EEEF POT ROAST Choice cuts 13c

! SHORT RIBS EOIUNG BEEF 9c CORNED PEEF G9NELES5 BRISKET 18c

URGER STEAK Fres

FORK

So the deputy hoisted an u -.ibre'Ia anl IlArfJlUiUtK 5 I LA rresh made IZV2C

his umbrella. Schult.--. was at a disadvantage, with the umbrella in ' n. hand and the pacicaue it: t'ie othr. Another revolver pressed aR.ilnst li1? bacli. Then the robbers to.-it his pisi n. watch and JC5 cash and bade h in (oodc!ht.

der hi. arm. Suddenly an arm with i C ,tt r'c 1 J 18c a revolver at Us en 1 swuhk up under j Ll i tK bAL'S-uE 5n?oked 18c

LEG OF VEAL 25c VEAL FRONT QUARTER . I7r

LEG OF SPRING LAMB . . 25c I LAMB FRONT '...'.'.'.'.'..'. 17c!

MfcWIKli CHICKENS 3QC

OTHER MAKES OF PHONOGRAPHS TAKEN IN EXGIAEGE

Have yon heard tns worsderfd tones cf our $1,000.03 Pathephone? Paths display and aI-2$ room oa second floor cf Drug Store. Come in aincJ Hear Them Today If it's anything you need from a Drag Store let Summers show you how you can get The Best Pries The Best Quality and the Best Serrice It costs you no more and we like to wait on you. We have the stock immediate delivery. Liberty Bonds Taken in Music and Household Department Summers Pharmacy

Prescription Specialists

New Altitude Record r'NT?PNATieiAL NEWS SZtZZ', DENVER. COL,.. I'c. Altitude records for United Staios Weather Bureau observation balloons ere shattered here when- one of the minlatjrn sas bags attained a height ; 61. -'C 3 fest more than eleven miles. "1 tn haloon was said by ohsorvers to hvrbeen travelling at the rat.-; of o; miles per hour at its maximum hcigln.

You wL'l notice that meat hr.s gone back to normal prices. litis store has always dealt fair with its customers tliatV

why you should trade with Kellner's, the finest, most u?-to act;: market in Hammond.

FEDERAL ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE VACUUM SWEEPERS

H0HMAN STREET NEAR STATE, HAMMOND, IND. TELEPHONES : 1 4201 42128.

S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Payment on Phonograph.

Fortune Left on Table

Returned to Owner j !NTfRvTION L NT-.VS SERVICE1 ! PORTLAND. Dec A pile of en- : velopes. which on invalidation rroved to contain $1.;C"00 worth of .-ecurities. were found lylnK- on a tab;e j in the booth of a locul bank by Clinton i T. Sweet, a Portland t uslnf ss man. On investigation It was learned that j the securities were the property "f j Ammi Whitney a wealthy resident oi this city and that h had 1 ft then in j tho booth after eiamir.lr.i; the contents ;

of hla safe deposit vault. They wet returned to the owner.

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Hammond's Oldest Butter Stor

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BEST PEABERRV COFFEE per pound , SANTOS COFFEE SPECIALper pound WISCONSIN CREAMERY per pound BEST BRICK CREAMERY per pound FANCY ENGLISH WALNUTSper pound PURE CANE SUGAR per pound U. S. MAIL SOAP . 10 bars for

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29 c 28 c 54c 55c

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92c 48c

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"Mixer" Mitchell. "Mixer" Mitchell isn't m the boxing: game because he likes it. Mttchell is a student at St. John's Military Academy at Maulius, N. Y. He is an orphan and became a boxer to earn money enough tc pvy kit way through coilece.

Rice and Milk per can Large an Tomatoes per car. Amour's Miik, 2 cans for rcmr.toc Puree per can Salmon lb. can per can F?ncy White Cluver Honey per comb Beft Japan Tea per pound Corn, IVas or Tomatoes, 3 cans for Grated Pineapple. per can

CjBcst Gunpowder per pound . . . j uban Coffee per pound . .

Our Clend Coffee

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15c 25c 6c 15c 38c 46c 25c 33c

pi-r pound Ripe Ohves

per can Deimonte Peaches per can Rumford's Baking Powder per can Armour's Molasses

per can Raisins per pound . . , Glass Preserves Only Fancy Prunes. per Ih Navy B-?ans. per b

46c 43 c 46 c 14c 28c 25 c 10c 32c 10c 25c 9c

ALL OUR GOODS GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED

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CLE AM ANCE

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December 1 1th

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We have put a price on every garment that will sell it quick nothing reserved You had better call early for choice selections.

the Event Hundreds Been Waiting For

Come in and examine the price tags and you will quickly realize the amount of money you can save by buying at this sale. A Word About Our Fur Coats Every Seal Skin used in the making of the Coats offered in this sale were perfectly matched and made in our own shop by expert workmen under Mr. Bernat's personal supervision. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

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HAMMOND, INDIANA