Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 27 June 1921 — Page 3

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SHOCKING

We Give S. & H. Stamps

fSTAFf CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE MAYVIEIA Ky, June -7. Al-th-u:h sudden insanity upon the part of on waa held by some to he responpiMc for the death of 11 persons, Fherlff Marion McCain was proceeding: todiy that plotted murder precede! The shooting- And burning- of fle members of the family cf ErtiPM. Lawreno' and six members of the family of OV.j Drew, in a. cabin fix miles tast of here. Mrs. Li-wrence and Mrs. Druw were Filters and devoted to oni another. Th families have visited back an'i forth often. Xeig-hbors h"ard sounds of mufic shortly before, midnight, then w omen's screams. The. house took afire . When neig-hbors arrived the huse enveloped in flames. A revolver with six empty cartridses, a doublebarreled shotgun and an sue wrre found near the, charred bodies An oil tan. usually kept in the back yard was In the house and It Is believed oil was roure3 on the bodies and furniture to hasten destruction .

QUEBEC CITY

EMPLOYES

ON STRIKE

lINTMfUtteNAi NEWS SERVICE) Queoec, Canada. June 27. Disorders fcroke. out afresh today in the strike of city police and firemen and a mob attempted to march upon the city hai! b'.it was dispersed by trips. A crowd, which lathered In volumne as it proceeded. r wit from the lower part e? the city to storm the city hall. The Royal Twenty-Second Ba'.talion of soldiers, which Is policing the city, wa hastily called from the barracks. The mob took fricht at the. approaching; soldiers and fled in terror Hundreds of faise Are alarms have been turned in and hundreds of street lights and plate, jr'ass windows have Vf n wantonly smashed An attack was made upon a police station, but the rioters were quickly driven off. The city has been without normal po,lc and fire protection since Saturday when the- policemen and firemen struck over a wane dispute. The poMcmen were satisfied with th increase which was promised them by the arbitration tomrivtn, but th" firemen rejected the offer mad- to them. The firemen decided to strike and the police men quit in sympathy. New policemen are bein sworn in Fcrty have been added to the fares era:! Sunday mom;r.pr

STAFF CCRRESPCNTENT !. N. SERVICE NEW TOKK, June Cl'Oing block prices: American Car and Fdry. ........ 119 H AJT.e.rican Steel Fdry. 15 American Tel and Tel .102 Ealdwin Locomotive 66 Bethlehem SteJ B .. 4 IS Crucible- Ste.fl 55 H Lackawanna 8teel 35"-Lehlg-h Valley 4 V Mexican Pete ......-.... 112 Pure Oil E5 Pressed. Steel Car . ... ... 65 Bail SteeJ Spring's ........ 74 Hep. I. and St. . . ........ 43S Texas Co. .6 .......... 32 S U. S. Stl ....... 72 "Willys Overland ....... S Sinclair OK - "OS CHICAGO CAM tRtn WHEAT No. 1 red. $1.39 1 . 40 ; N"o. 3 red, J1.3S l.3! ; No. 1 hard winter. $1.46; No. 2 hard winter. $1.42. No. 3 nor. spring'.. $142 'i . CORN No. 1 mixed. fiOVi3lV4c; To. 1 white, fin34 7t62c; No. 2 yellow, l62c; No. 2 mixed, R' 4 'g fil c ; No. 3 white. 60c; No. .1 ;ellow-. 60-S60-V-'; !No. 3 miifMl. 6s460c: No. 6 white, hic: No. 4 yellow, 59c. OATS No. 1 white. 3He; No. 2 wite, 37 3 3Sic; No. 3 white, 36'4 37 VQ.

Chicago PRonrcn. BU ITER Receipts. 13.021 tubs tra firsts. 34c; firsts, !S33c. EGOS Receipts, IS," 50 aeg;

eellaneous, 24 25c; ordlna.ry LIVE POULTRY Turkey, chickens, 27c; springs. 38JT45c; ter. 17c geese, 15c; ducks. 25o-. POTATOES Receipts, 83 .northern ligrht 6060c.

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GREEK OFFENSIVE IS UNDER WAY r'NTERNTICNl. NEW? SLBVICE1 LOKIH1.V, June 27. T.ie U-ng herald -ed offensive of the Grek army m Anatolia aKainst the Turkish Nationalist is finally under way. according t o aiices received here today. The Greeks have captured the important town of IsTud, southwest of Constantinople, said a disratch from Athens. In N;rodm!a the rceks wr attacked by superior force.-, fi.taitiiin 20 casualties. tireek reinforcement? were rushed to the front and tli" T'irK were repulsed with heavy loss. Greek a-rplanes ha e effectively bombarded Turkish troops c.nrentrationa at Kiutahia. the Greek general staff announced. Premier Jouparls of G;ffc, ha.left Athens from Smyrna to Jo'n King Constantino at Greek great headquarters.

The announcement in Greece has rejected th'

of mediation was received with approval by the whole Greek press, said an exchange telegraph dispatch from Athens.

make the platform too small to be of service, the company asked permiesion to make the clearance 6 feet. After the railroad company had been cm. suited it was derided to make the clearance een 'ess as a safety precaution so the permit reads 5 feet, 8 inches .

Athens that Allies' offer

PRATT FOOD CO. BEFORE COMMISSION The Public Service Commission has Just Issued a permit to the Prafi Food Co., of Hammond for the construction of a loading platform between two switch tracks of the I. II. B. railroad which serve the riant. The statute provides that loading p'.a tfrrms rhould have a clearance of 7 feet from the center of the track but as this would

Legitimate Children Of France Are Barred From Pension Grants PART?. June As a means of encouraging French parents to have more children a special bill rassc'l in parliament promises government aid to parents of large families. A Frenchman, the f-ithT of tihree children less than fourteen years old and still living, will reieive an allowance of 3t0 francs per year at the birth of the fourth child. H will receive a further grant of 390 franco for every child born afttT fourth. Pa rents subjected to income tax will not receive any grant. An attempt to accord these gratifying to illigitimate children was rejected, it being pointed out tiat most of these children hive been taken in by the institute of public relief.

8 DIE IN DETROIT HEAT DETROIT, Mich.. June 27. The heat wave, which held Detroit and vicinity in Its grip Sunday and gave promif of repeating the dose today, exacted a to',1 of eight lives. Two persons died today and t-ix others, fleeing from Bunday's heat to bathe in lakes, rivers and streams wre drowned. Sunday's temperature on the street was 10 At noon todav the thermometer regitsered 92.

Save Your Money By Going to

BIG DRUG SALE

VEAL 60 to 60 lbs., "ftfe; 70 to SO Its.. 910c: SO to 110 lbs.. Ilffl2c; fancy, 13J?14c; overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs, 5Ti7c. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. HOGS Receipts. KO.OOO, market, etive. mostly 10ffl5c lower; bulk. $S.10 ff95; top. $8.70; lieavyweiight, $8.60 .0. CATTLE Tteeclpts, 20."00; marttt.

dull and lower. Beef Sters Choice and prime, $8 . 25 g . 75 ; medium and frood $7.00f?8.25; l'yht weight. $7.r0 3 8.70: good and choice. $7 . 90 fi 8 . 70; SHEEP Receipts, 23.109; market, rha.rply lower: lambs, 84 lbs. down. lf.59Sll.0P; 85 lbs. up not quoted.

JjUMMERS

ALL THIS WEEK

Hohman near State St. Phones 1420-1421-28

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NEGROES ON RAMPAGE Several Plumrrler ave. negroes made a Roman holiday out of Sunday with the result that three of them were, arrested. As cn of the fightess sc2ied, enly one of the three was fined. The others were acting In the capacity of peace makers, and were not engaged in the scrap. Oni said, when askrd If he had been drinking, that "If 1 had been Judge, I sure would have bcn in that fight." The. other mediator admitted that he. was about to enter the fight when the police arrived. According to the stories of witnesses tfce battle raged throughout the length vnd breadth of the avenue from morn'ng until evening, when the men wer trrested . Eugene Bradshaw. State Line hotel, ris fined $15. John R'ackmun and Jrock Cable were discharged.

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The second week of this great sale crowded into the first week's business

promises just as interesting events as were new lots are constantly added and Tues

day will greet he thrifty-minded with wonderful values. For instance :

EXTRA SPECIALS For TUESDAY

49 c

Here are extraordinary values EEs but the lots are so limited that they ESS will last no longer than one day's selling. H 36-INCH EMB. CURTAIN SWISS

5 For dining room and bedroom cur-

r tains; 75c values. Per yard

H 40-INCH IMP. VOILES Silk striped, in light and dark colors and in floral designs ; $2.48 values. j Specially priced, - 1 7 C H per yard 1 . O g 36-INCH IMP. FRENCH G1NGHAM In the desired checks and EE plaids for this season's wear. All EE the newest novelties; CQ EE 98c value. Per yard . . . C

Hundreds of Pretty New Arrivals

Silk and Wash D

resses

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72-inch Damask 85c yard The quality of this Table Damask is very fine, and sells regularly for $1.39 a yard; conventional and floral designs. Full 72 inches wide.

TURKISH TOWELS Large size, white and extra value; 39c k,nd at

81x90 BED SHEETS Very best $1.25 qualitj. Very special while they Vi 69 c

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New Shipment Ty-Back Aprons, 89c Pretty practical styles in percale and ginghams; light and dark patterns. Some trimmed with ric rac. Special at 79c. JIFFY PANTS Kleinert's standard make; sanitary, first quality. Specially priced for Tues- OQ day at J s

Varieties are as large as ever the new summer dress you want is here at 50c on the dollar. Just see these: Crepe de Chine, $12.98 Soft, clinging lines in over-skirt or chemise styles; demurely simple or cleverly trimm'ed with fringe, sashes, ribbons in contrasting colors. Choice of navy, brown, henna or black. Canton Crepes, $18.75 Canton crepe was never used to better advantage than in these graceful, stylish dresses. Choice of brown, black and navy, trimmed with contrasting colors of self-material or lace and embroidery exceptional values, half price. Stylish Stout Taffetas $24.75 Beautiful taffeta dresses of crisp, lustrous quality. Styles to slenderize stout figures that were made to retail for $40 and more all in one great group. Sizes from 46 to SOJi- Colors are black, navy and brown. Organdies, $9.95 Just the dresses that are wanted now lovely sheer organdies in every color of the rainbow, trimmed wifh lace or self-material, huge sashes, clever pockets, collars and cuffs of voile, etc. A style for every woman and miss.

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Smart Voiles $5.98

The needed practical, prety and dressy styles for the summer wear plain colored voiles that look like organdie and light and printed voiles in such a satisfying variety that choosing is simplified.

SPECIAL White Sleeveless DRESSES, $3.69 More popular than ever are these sleeveless styles. Here is a new shipment of smart white poplin models. Cleverly trimmed with belt and fancy pockets. Special at $3.69. SPECIAL Pretty Gingham FROCKS, $1.98

I retty ?reet dresses that you can w-ear to J

almost any occasion. A big variety of models, and checks and trimmiags to choose from at $1.9. A wonderful value.

Pairs and Pairs of Smart SHOES, HALF PRICE

Our greatest clearance of stylish.

minute" footwear ever offered every shoe half price or less.

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Pumps and Oxfords $283 Women's One-Strap Brown Kid Pumps and Black Pumps and Black and Brown Kid Oxfords smart, good-looking footwear that you will eagerly buy. In the school heel and military heel. Men's Shoes and Oxfords $4.88 The smartest footwear of the season at about one-half. High brogue shoes of dark Havana brown and low brogues and modified English Oxfords in light and dark tan calfskin. All with rubber heels and finely made.

Every shoe solid leather

Black Comfort Oxfords $1.79 Hundreds of Black Canvas Comfor Oxfords ideal for summer ease and comfort. Extra well made with leather soles and rubber heels. Very special at $1.79 a pair. Men's Work Shoes $2.45 Ideal hot weather work shoes, with solid leather soles, inner soles and heels. Sturdy, durable, comfortable work shoes an ideal all-around summer shoe. $2.43.

Sale of Boys' Shoes $1.79 and $2.19 Made of the best grade black cypress calf, these boys' lace blucher shoes will stand the wear and tear of young Americans. Made for gen-ice. yet good-looking, too. Boys' and youths' sizes, $2.19; little gents' sizes, $1.79.

Sale Boys' Pants, $ 1 .00 Good-looking, sturdy, reliably mad; knickers for rough wear. Mothers should buy three or four pair at this price. They come in various handsome mixtures and plain colors, in durable materials. Special, $1 a pair!

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WAISTS, $3.98 E A clearance of many Gror- p gette and Crepe de Chine

blouses. 1 he regular and $6.98 sellers, in the smart "high" shades for summer. Various models and trimmings.

Men's Union Suits Special j $1.08 Men's $2.00 Fine Spring Needle Rib Union Suits of finest cotton yarn, short sleeves, ankle length -style, in ecru or gray. Also Athletic Union Suits in the fine gradt? madras cloth and Royal Mills make. Sizes 34 to 46.

New Lots, Men's s2 and l2

Shirts, $1

Fine woven and printed madras and fine percales, f.vciy shirt cut full, guaranteed fat colors, neat stripes and novel

ty effects. Mens collar at-fj

tached shirts of 80x80 percale, neat low collar, light and dark striped patterns. Cut full, colors guaranteed fart. Sues 14 to 17.

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Night Gowns $1.39

Windsor Crepf Gowns in white or iES fic?h, prettily embroidered and trim- EES: med. EES

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