Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 211, Hammond, Lake County, 24 February 1921 — Page 6

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The nxt rc-po'-t of the Campaign wiU

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! !2:;;. All team jnciiibers are urscd to

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WilEAT No. 1 red, $1.79 '-3 'g. l.SO'.j :

.No. 3 red, J1.7S0 1.80'i : No. 1 hard winter, $1.74; No. 2 hari winter, $1.71 5 1.72: No. 1 northern spring $1.7514. CORN No. 2 yellow, 67c; no 3 white CtUTzfiic: No. ;! v-ellow. fitUiSfiCc; No. white. 62' ') 3 '-it-; No. 4 yellow, C2Q' 6 4 c. OATS N i. 1 white. 44'j 3? 432c; No. 2 whit, 44 'i ii 43e: No Z white. 431? 1 1 U c ; No. 4 whit", 42'( 43c.

LOSES GOODS IN TRANSIT

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-,H '8 j dah-ies. Sf, 2S1-.C; young AmV-r

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. 41' j UVK POULT.'tY Turkeys. 4

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. POTATOES lU-rr-ipts. 2 cnI-. . 7'i.. I N-Tth whites? sacked. $l.3'fl I.S.V. h iU

. 23 . Wisconsin reds, white, $1.101i

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John V. Scofleld r.as filed eult aeaint the Good and Tropper Motor Corp. for damagrcs for Ices of goods, which the company was transporting for hhn. Tlie complaint, which was

I sili d today In the Hammond superior

court t'nrovi!;:i Attornejs Jrumpacker Crumpa.-k-r, siates that on May 1. 1920. teor)eld turned over his household goods and possessions of the family to be moved from Chicago to

Shelby by th? defendant. The entity j outtit valued at $4,0ft0 Is said to ha. "

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i.ivi v. mi ..-:y in,,: ..j'ii'.-.ui.. ii today I '""''V. He; v r a e iy U t kidneys. 110 to in tin- i,iuiii i.u: Kit an.l priivi Ciusl-., 1 ' lbs., S f 1 ftf .

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EncnuraRing reports were made by the field captains aid workers r-artlc!-pating la the. two day Y. M. C. A. membership drive which were made, at a luncheon held at the "Y" cafeteria in Cary yesterday noon. One hundred find t'.vele of the three

been lost in transit. Seofie'.d seeks to recover that amount in damages.

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HiiCS Uoceipt.. c;.c"i); market 1 0 H ! desire to renew tho memberships of l.'c hiprher: buik. $9. 20 it 10.13; xox. three hundred.

"''-: tieavy weiKlit. $3.20-! & 6

SAM NOW A REALTOR Sam Sk.u'akifs, alderman from the Sixth ward and proprietor of the .'-

1 itimhia h'-'tel in East Hammond. 1 n'"w

cmias'i in the real estate busin'v-'. He and .?o.ej.h Vrsajkov. former mem-

htindred new nn -mb'TS set as the goal to ;,f r f,f the Hammond pdice force Ire '

have been subscribed raising a total of 1 formed tlie Sk ifakiss & VrsaJk-'V $1,341. In the drive, the workers hIsh I i;. aHy company. They have opened of

fices at Columbia and Morton avenues.

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$9.30'! 10.13; liiiht

tne- j Teams in the campaign w ho did not

weight report any new members secured today

and already have a number of des.rabie small farms and city resident. a! properties lifted. They also plan to

.'.."1 v lii.40; l:scht lights, jlOii 10.41; , said that they v.-jUld have a go-id re- ! conduct a r nt.nc bureau I-.-ivy packing sows, smooth, $7.50 f- ; p..rt from th ir territory tomorrow, j frr of T.-ike county . ''"' Pic king sows, roush. $S ? S.23;' pome of the districts' not heard from in- ' "" - -

i-s.. !". i i-)o. 1 hide the best territory in the c.ty. 'ATTI.E Heceipts. 5.000; market I'cs'.des the teams reported th.is riorn- ! stei-dy to 2."c hi-jher; b-ef steers. ' A. M. l-'ifhvr r-ported SlO'l received! ilioiee and pilme, $ 11.25 ' 1 1.23 ; me - S frani firms for blanket memberships.

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possess a tone both true and beautiful "rARS. of concentration on the tone problem X have resulted in the development of a re narknbly true and perfect tone which has given to Cable-made inntrumcnts the enviable world' w'dc replication they enjoy. Pay a visit to our music rooms and let us demon' ttrate the meaning of a true tone in a piano. .

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r.re continually asived to make allowances v vn Ui'-.l instruinents in payment for new C ii: Ie-mr.cio Piano-i. 7 ne.-e wc otfer tor re-sale at p-i.-es i ".v eroufl-. to move them quickly. Here arc a 1;-.- c them:

Ca' h. L'pri-ht Oil: $413 il tit M. Cable Upright. mah....$135 Aurora L'pri-ht $150 Uh Upright $85

KLBL'iLT PLAYERS u ', -r.a I'l.'.yrr. oak $300 t fi.-sno, lnal.oanv $4'5

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Home of the celebrated Mason Hamliu

151 STATE STREET

:.:m and gr.od. $X CiT; 10

Stood anil In the T'inanel-il Campaign which Is;

e.o'o.-e, j 1 , i ij ,1 . ,-oinmon and mrt- being conducted at the same time as the ilium. $7.7,. 17 9.5.1; butcher cattle. he!f- 1 Membership. Earl Vmter reported $ 400 V'-- f "'0; cov-'--'- $1-30-5 S; bulls, j r-ledged from the IV'rmitory men and j Mr. Inikson $C13 from tho TJirectors MIEI-:!- U--ceipf 1 i.n.Vi; market J0c ! end Trus-.-.-s toward the support of the .: -rhci ; larnlos. Si lb... down. $S.75fll: Association.

A Sale Dividend Day 10 Dozen New Uhtrimmed

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Assure Your Hat Individuality by Trimming It Yourself "How do you manage to have so many stunning hats?" inquired one woman of another who she knew was possessed of a smaller income than her own. "That's a very easy question to answer," replied the other, "you see, I trim them myself' This prudent woman by no means an exception, for scores of persons are finding in our displays smart shapes and trimmings happy and economical solutions to the most vexing hat problems. In: TURBANS. SAILORS AND TURN-BACK SHAPES. Colors of: HENNA. HARDING BLUE. PHEASANT, NAVY BLUE. BROWN AND BLACK. Every shape is a typical new Spring Hat of value. Specially planned in a Sale for Dividend Dav at $2.95. A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF TRIMMED SPRING HATS AT $2.95

C. MINAS CO.

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ALL ORDERS OVER $5.00 DELIVERED NO CHARGE

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Xc-.Ik-Over Hiji MiDes, brown :r black kid or bhek, blue and

suede. Values to $16.50.

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Smart new Lew Shoes, Oxfordi, Pumps a'ad Strap ctyles, in all i .i .i

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Brown caif Brogue Oxford, very smart.

1G3 State St. Hammond Indiana -The Shcp Ahead

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PEAS3 cans for

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cans 38c

TOMATOES 3 cans tor . . .

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! CORN M 3 cans fcr

S1R.WVBERRIES 7 $ 3 cans for 4

;3 CHERRIES : i 3 cans fcr . . . J MfE"MEAT3 packages for

74c

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Guira-teea best fiavcr end Aroma that money can bay. , If nut satlfTtwd, mor.ey refunded. ! 5 lb. bag $1.55 3 lbs. 98c I Packed i:i special air-tight bag.

Macaroni and Spaghetti

Macaroni and Spaghetti, fresh j made, packed in 1 1 Q

I v 1U. mi U1U15 .... Pic Filling Goodrich Pie Filling. A f .

Makes Good-Rich Pies Mixed Cookies Mixed Cookies, baed in our own 'ovens, nice and IQn, fresh, 3 lbs. for......U:7C

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any flavor, 6 fcr dZ

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LOT NO. 1 ENAMELED DISH PAN; ENAMELED $1 .WASH BASIN, both for L LOT NO. 2 STEW' PANS in blue and white enamel. Some with long handle, some with bale handle, values from $1.25 to $1.65, f1 for only

LOT NO. 3 3 PIECE ALUMINUM COOKING SET, for only

LOT NO. '4

2 CUSPIDORS, for only

LOT NO. 5 OUR SPECIAL WASH BOARD. Soap saver, regular value, $1.25, (1 for only LOT NO. 6 3 LARGE ROLLS TOILET PAPER, 4 BARS LAUNDRY SOAP ; 69c BROOM, l

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LOT NO. 7 5 LARGE COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS, regular value $1.50, for

LOT NO. 8 3 PIECE EARTHERN WARE SET. for only ....'

LOT NO. 9 3 PIECE GLASS MIXING SET, for only

LOT NO. 10 DECORATED PLAIN SEMI-PORCELAIN. 4 OATMEALS. 4' FRUIT 1

DISHES for only

LOT NO. 1 1 4 CUPS WITH SAUCERS, 4 SALAD O 1 PLATES for only P 1 LOT NO. 12 6 LARGE DINNER PLATES & for only P LOT NO. 13 6 SOUP PLATES, . f for only P LOT NO. 14 BLACK BOARD, for only .P LOT NO. 15 WASH BASKET, ? for only l LOT NO. 16 1 GALVANIZED WATER PAIL; 1 CLOTHES LINE, 30 CLOTHES PINS. f all for only V-

LOTNO. 17 I CLOTHES DRIER, 1 MOP Both for only

Co!ien9s Variety S

204 State St.

Opposite Postoffice Phone 3079

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