Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 19 August 1921 — Page 6

THE TIMES! Fridnv. Autrust 19. 1921. BALTIMORE&QHIOPUNS S9,500.000F0RREPA1RS WILL RECTOR LISTEN TO CALL OF LOVE OR DUTY? HIS ENGAGEMENT TO DIVORCEE SETS CHURCH AGOG Albert I-aiM-, 1130 Mudi.-on street, l.ft :i!s bicycle In front of the Hammond ll-ii '1ingr yesterday afternoon for a tr-w mniiitpi. A thief made way with it In his absence. ARMY HOSTESSES MAY BON UNIFORMS 'INTERNATIONAL HtWS SESVICS Ji'JSTuN, Au. Aftir ReptombT hiseef-,s In the fnited State army will wear a bottle (jr.i y uniform. It ! prr.tiablc they vlll be allowed to wi'tr iii.-a ill.; Mm Drownc bolt, along wllli th irivib'Ke nw gra::tfd to V.ir n jrj-M who are iifTocrs in t:-." army. Mi;s I.oaijo I!ntli, s.upTVisor or the l-"irt tV,rws A r.;n. is busy iri!.:.'K Vrrparatlons to have til" hostesses sn tht.-i corps iva.ly to ob:y the firder by SepttmbT 1. more than 1,000 in Area. the First Corps CHASED BY A BLUE SNAKE 'BABE" RUTH IS "PANNED" POXTIAC, MICH. Aug. A blue racer snake, measuring ix feet, attacked Arthur lliRelow a farmer residing near Holly recently. The anahe chaee4 KIr-'Kuv for c?:ne distance until Blseiow nndinsr a club, turned and kllJud ti" racer. (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) WOHCfiSTEK, MASS., An . There i at least one coterie that rfusea to got excited over llabe Ruth or his homo run exploits. It 1 Worcester'."; clergy. In fact. he "Uabe" If. recetvlnp no little "panning" here, It beinj- a." lared he T.as little claim on th admiration of fandorn alde frcm 1j!s wlridin of his war cKfb. Work for all Suspended Employes Hingoa on Congressional Aid to Carriers. Contlnarwt upon lh i.iwii- the C!.-:v '-Tu WRc-;d fund'np 1. 1 1 1 l.y Onsrt-cei, the Haltltr.oro & tViltlixid wratw,:!- '.f ;i'amiinr to pc-d t9.300.M9 for repairs, according tu CJporere Id. PKrtver, vlre- prre I J e n t . The tintSwi-iaJtlus- wnuld neecr-sii.-vte th r-"yw-t I tf npH)- revently laid off. Tn . letter to Ttt present! I rn TihltiiiMi, Mr, Bhrlne.r 3i.1 tht the provision of the r4fef it;i rnud entitta the rlttanore A Ohio rHraJ v, U,A Small Purthaa. Nervous I'tnno Salesman (formerly a depnrtmfnt store clerk) --Shnl! we tend l for yfit? liostou T'l r.nscritit. ND SLEEP THIS FARMER 32,000,000 KRONEN PAID FOR SONG

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MtTTVIATTOWAl. HEWS SRVICEl DETROIT, Ana. 1. Uqn r raw nf nrc?mst agents in letnU were wteh!n- Toronto tediy xx roprr-ont-HIvb of the. newly-formid rimrt onyv-inii unujfht to hav the Jir.al! craft of the r I -er lcciiix-d "ifTiinion rarrlere." Attorney General T!.-ir;f r has cr!'r1 that !! liquor o!ejire1 for the T'riRrd State must be ..-nt !n commob caxrl'rs that It may br- watched on th'.s eddg of the r'.v-r . ThlJ ruling was fcijr.eii t. nia.'l ahtp tv htch hivA tMn ,.tmigrUnr the liquor Into Petro!t. Adtlc's fr.m today thAt ther won a i hm thnt t hi- f iport eotrtptvits mlffht haw the little Uonts tro;ht Into thla category caused irre&l owtern to H officials of prolt. They had beer, hopinjr for relief by Canadian action a-ii thouvtM they fca4 found It la Kiny' ruling-.

FROM RICHES TO POVERTY

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PrriS'i-C4UH, I.. A u s . 1 S.-Mn. raulli) Iiute, spent Wednesday nlsbt Itv tiio matron' department at Crnrn'. Polico etatlon. .She is o!d and feebl. WL vldow, pnri'psa, deserted by her re'tlvc&. Her iiuba.nd, Anton L.uc, Once mllitCtfMtir-fc fcreirer of Pittsburgh, lost hi fortune just before h died, .mx month a.x Then eix Treks o, tl e palatial home at SS01 California avtcu Vet eld to satisfy a mortsuge. Appeals to red at ire a for aid fell in f m, to l.ut n'.ht Mrs. fjcta found a polios station bed her only refuge T.e iVitlsotic Charities orKa.niia.tion took her in charge today and will care for

J I NTffi NATIONAL NEWS SESVICEI TtKKI.IN", Aut;. Hobert Stola, a Vienna romponer, his broUen the vrurld'i, reevrd for thn irnomo receiv-

rd from a 8ing"l: p''" of dnm-e inuslo, I uccordlntf to tho Nouo Herllner. Hi

HiMomr toxtr'.t h netted him "Oti.C-oti kronen in royalties. To -pr-i.rn out the wealth of the foxtrot mdilonolri! In real money, an Austrian Kron.j is worth about one-tenth of one cent.

Lft to right: Mrs. Philip M. Lydig, Dr. Percy Stickney Grant and Bishop Wiliiarn T. Manning.

city? Across the engoKemeut of

Is bis love for the fashionable Mrs. rhilip M. Lydig, twice divorced, to drive Dr. Percy Stickney Grant from his pulpit at the Ascension church in New York

this celebrated couple, tho announcemant of which has caused a storm of conjecture to arise in prominent Episcopalian circles.

falls the ominous shadow of Episcopal disapproval. Bishop William T. Manning, who must pass upon the marriage, refuses t make a statement at this time..

Hin'i rnnu-nt'd Irish pof . y, der S r.d.-; withdrawal of nil pence proposals ar.d the re-orsaJlatIon of Ireland as a Crown Colony.

RUM SMUGGLERS ARE CAPTURED

I INTERNATIONAL SFVICEJ '.'.EVKI.-AMl, A. IS.-'ap!u.l;i Wrn.

1 C:srry of Tor. into. Canada, six other men and four women were, captured by police esrly today In a thrlllln raid rn a lnrfo ateai.i yacht, believed to be jj-'i! by one of the .Htr-jngt v',ilsk.i rinijs running booge between the United States sad Cu-rmda.

Try a 'Timei Want Ad'

ROBBERS AT WORK

Th;evs are at It aain in Hammond and in Chicago, where they sometimes victimise Hammond people. Gftortre Johnson, 5ft3 HofTtna-n .t r.t t. was robbed of his Ford car in the city. John T.. ijuhrks. 840 Ann strict. l'.U tools valued at J16 omc lime last nlht

ROB CADORNA'S HOME I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 I.i.NIWN, Aug. !lurr:ors. er!terd the i.ou.-e at riorencc, Italy of encrnl I'.irdona in command of the Italia, i firn-.y at thu befinnlnj of the war. .lest roylr.if a portra't of him whtci they found. Tl.cy stole all the decorations of hU faCher and several revolvers and obl.xta of ott.

HUNDREDS SEEK DISCHARGE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! BOSTON, Aug. HundrVs of requests from onllsted men at pouring into the First Carps Area ntdting to bs discharged from the ftrmy, according to the record of Colonel Archibald Campbell, adjutant of this area. It is cut.eetiHl that the requests will reach

PANAMA CANAL IS BUSY PLACE IINTERN TI0MAL NEWS SERVICE BAi-BOA PANAMA CAN AX. ZONK, Aw?, IS. In the seven year? that tin: rvsama Canal has been In us 13.41 veaeeis carrying- 5 1,60ft. 00i tons of cargo hstv pajd throuKh the waterway, U wtts enounced today by the Casm' Rone authorities, Iurlnwr tha last year 2.843 ships with 11,000,000 ton.s of cargro pas.cd throach the Cajia'. The. seventh birthday of Lae C-urial feU upoTi Monday.

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GETTING DOWN TO BRASS TACKS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) ! TjONV N, Atid. is. "M amn n ae alera's speech wa.' a lontt sU-p in get--1ir "tn to bra-'s tack In th-s Irish i

ruuaiiuii, .'a;.! tiuin .Martin, wen

known pu Vi!e!si. wr'.tinir in the- Ia.lr News today. "The whole probl.-tn a j

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The Morning Post, a Tory new paper and the most hostile critic of the

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EXTRA FANCY CREAMERY Sold by Grocery Only. Ask Your Grocer: E. AN DREE. 202 Fayette St. LAUERMAN BROS 799 Calumet At F. KUDELKA, 1143 Moaroe SL F F K ARROW 71f rnl, A

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Make bick People. My examination is

FREE and my prices reasonable. Over 0 Years Exrericnce We positively extract teeth without pain. Gas given if desired. BURKET the Dentist Over Woolworth 5c 6t 1 0c Store Telephone 3189

ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. John Palkovich, Hungarian physician, has opened an office at 613 Chicago Avenue, East Chica""1-

OF EAST 4607 Forsyth Ave.

CHICAGO, Phone 1216-J

INDIANA Opposite Post Office

Where QisaiMy anil Economy Steel

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Kettle Roast . . 12c

eef Ribs ..... 8c

Veal Roast Pork Roast

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SPARE RIBS Per pound . .

Steak lie

1212C 20c

Hamburger 3 lbs. 25c Bacon No. 1 Brisket I8V2C

Salt Pork . . Veal (for Stewing)

1512C . 8i2c

Eggs strictly fresh doz, 33c

PIGS FEET Per pound .

NECK BONES Per pound . . .

HEARTS Per pound KIDNEYS Per pound PORK SAUSAGE Per pound

FRANKFURTS Per pound VEAL; SAUSAGE Per pound BROOKFIELD BUTTERPuxe, fresh creamery.

51 c 41 c 6hc

18c 16 he Lb. 44 c

SHANK BOILING; BEEF Per pound

CHUCK ROASTPer pound . . HAMBURGER 3 pounds . . . BEEF STEW Per pound . .

TENDER CORN BEEF 1 aX n Per pound AU2t

PLATE BEEF Per pound RIB ROAST Per pound FLANK BOILING BEEFPer pound POT ROAST Per pound

LEAF LARD 10 pounds to 1 p a customer. Per pound ...

I2ic 25c 8c

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VEAL STEW Per pound

VEAL SHOULDER 1 Oi Per pound Ai2

VEAL CHOPS Per pound

VEAL FORE QUARTER O 1 Per pound

VEAL HIND QUARTERPer pound LAMB STEW Per pound LAMB CHOPS Per pound

LAMB FORE QUARTER 1 AX r Per pound 12

LAMB HIND QUARTERPer pound No. 1 CAU HAMS Per pound

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"Beforn I commcncexl taking NervWorth," said Mr. Hnlveiy, "I wis bo nervous that I could not get a Rood night's elcep. I have been taking .'rv-Worth only a hort time, a.nd now I cn leep well and con stand work. I have only taken two bott!e.s. ar.d I can certainly recommend It." If you cannot sleep or gi-l your proper

rest, and pufT'r cont inuon'y from nervousness, it rll! only be a matter of time until your whole ,yMm will be completely run down. Kcrv -Worth w'.l overcome these exindition by lli!ng your nerve fore", c'ng nound. rtful sleep, aldinir your dlgeirtrve nystem and toninp; you tTu-'JUriO-u. . Buy your ft rut trial bottle, us It e-cording-to directkir.8. and If you m not Batssfled that It If helping J""your money will be refunded. Sold at ll.no per bottle and recommended by Summer Pharmacy. Adv.

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INTRODUCING TOMORROW, SOME

NeWxFall Suits

$29. 75

They are very fine suits to start the stason with, as they are above the ordinary in style, quality and tailoring; very new long coat line models of Tricotine and Wool Velour The suits of tricotine are fur trimmed at collar; those of wool velour are plain. Suits in brown, navy, reindeer and other shades. Exceptional values at $29.75.

For Fall Wear Finer Suits of Yalama Cloth $48. 75 The unusual quality at once apparent in these suits will appeal to the women who demand the best but wishes to purchase it ecnomically. The popular shades for fall are seen; many or trimmed with fur.

Sale of Fall Frocks $15. 75 Practical, pretty dresses for the new season are these wool tricotine models in navy and black, embroidered with contrasting colors in smart novel ways. Special at $175.

AUGUST SALE FURS

Discount

In addition to low prices, which are one-half of last year's, you save an additional J0o during this sale. A deposit will hold any of these Fine Fur Coats until you are ready to use it. Coats of genuine Hudson Seal, Near-Seal, Natural Muskrat, Marmot, etc. 10 LESS REGULAR.