Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 6 October 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Wednesday. October o, 1921

if AU FMAN H ' & WOLF - Hahkokd. Ina Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday

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POUNDS FOR

Best Quality Ten pcunds limit. With or over (flour, butter I SALT .1 if Best quality Table Salt, in 10pound bags. Special SOAP CHIPS Nix-Rub Soap Chips, try them in your washing ma- J X.

N chine, per pkg

CORN Elgin Watch Brand High Grade Sugar Corn. 4 cans 1 O.

n for 45c, per can. . . A

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4 of National Biscuit Company's Popular Cookies at

jKCOCOANUT BARS SpjglFIDELETY BISCUITS 3NAPAR00NS CIRCLE COOKIES OLIVES High grade quality large Queen Olives, full quart CQ Mason jar COFFEE Our famous Leader Coffee, the coffee that OJL pleases. Per lb.... 'L

Friday and Saturday Specials in Druse and Toilet Goods

FREE a 50c Jar Jonteel Combination Cream With the purchase together of one 50c box of Face Powder Jonteel and one 50c box of Rouge Compact Jonteel, we will give you a big 50c size jar of Jonteel Combination Cream. $1.50 WORTH FOR $1.00 Jonteel Powder Jonteel Rouge

is a velvety soft complexion powder, with a remarkable clinging quality, perfumed with the wonderful odor of 26 flowers.

The Jonteel Combination Cream Which We are Giving Away with the sale of Face Powder and Rouge, softens and whitens the skin and imparts the beautiful complexion of youth and is an ideal foundation cream, applied before using face powder.

Harmony, Lilac Vegetal For after shaving. Regular $1.00. Special at Ingraham's Milkweed Cream Regular $1.00 size. Q7 C Special at Palmolive Shampoo 50c seller. Very special Regular 33c Jergen't Crushed Flower Talcums Regular 25c. 17c Special at (War Tax Salted Almonds per pound. Special per lb. . Regular $1 69c Fresh Chocolate and Vanilla Fudge Regular 50c per lb. 30 C Special, per lb

29c 1 Hi

Granulated grocery purchase of $4 and eggs excluded). PRESERVES Sweetheart Brand Raspberry and Strawberry Pre- O f n serves, large jars. ... NOODLES Best quality Noodles all shapes. rVlrarnni and n i - 1 P15c ghetti, per lb PEASHolstein Brand new pack select Peas. No. 2 cans, 1 doz. $1.75, per can. 1 - C MAPLESYRUPOld Manse Maple Syrup, pint bottles, 3?f special at J RICE Finest grade, large head Rice, special, 1 O per lb li is so very life-like that it matches the natural flush perfectly. Comes in dark, light and medium shades. Borden's Malted $1.00 size. Special at Milk Regular 79c Blue Ribbon or Buckeye Malt and Hops Regular $1. fZQn Special at Wl Milks Emulsion For coughs and colds. Regular 75c A Q size. Special at Chlorate of Potash Tablets For sore throat. 50 in a bottle. Q Regular 15c. Special at... Included) Peppermint and Wintergreen Cream Wafers Reg. 35c. OCr Special, per lb 60t Old Fashioned Chocolate Drops Regular 30c per lb. 1 J Special at 1 C

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GARY Flffl WILL

fl UNUSUAL USED CAS SALE Tin- hiuKest and nt ;M spectacular automobile Palo over h hi in 1ftke county will 1h hell by the Hary ;u riic and Sal- s '. al C2S Washington .t . ilarv, on Kridny. Saturday Hud uj) to 'J ji. m. Sunday nyiiiinp. - variety of pood used and reconstructed cars will be offerpd nt thl .sab- which includes many well Known male s, and at it juice that will make J it profitable for any or..: that cxp. CIS j to buy a car now or at any t:m- within the next three or four mouths, to yet ilk uud look th'sc i-ai.-. over. Mr. .f. K. Urtiiuhuiii. the president of i 111.', liary (',aia- and ilc.-i I o., says that he d.- s not claim tli.U he js soiiiK to maki auylaely i pii'si nl of ; perfectly good used car but that this sale will iuow that he is J4omg to practical- give away' for a cry small amount of cash in -m y tvry car that he haa on liatid. 'onsidci iiif; the fact that used cars are rit:lil. now at 1 ok bottom prices, this sale, with its advertised belowrock b'tli'in prices, will ctiublo many j.a oyle w lio io- d cars to kc them at prices that they will be unable to ciiua.1 ."or many cays to come. Should yu happ. n t" be the first mi.' to cuter the liary liarat" and Sa'.os t'o.'s used car display space on the up. inns day (if the sale there will le additional surprise for you in the form of a brand new 1 i h t ei; ht car a t a r.diciilotis pi i A riaMfe'iiiic rts h:ye been mafb- for plenty of salesmen I i show' the cars and every one can be driven by the. purchaser for five days t; prove that the car 1? all th,i tit.1 ompany re pre -cents it. to be. Then if the purchaser Is Hot cattstird -the company will take are car back and allow the original purchase price to npp'y on any other oar the purchaser may choose. I-Jvtry-thirit; within reason Is h Intr trier! by the management to attai t the prospective purchaser. NEW HOB ART PASTOR IN CHARGE SUNDAY H'Hi'.AKT, Ind.. Oct. fi. -Kev. Charles V. Slioemaker. of oxford, Ind., who comes to the liobart charge from Oxf !.!. Ind. will occupy the pulpit in Ilu'rart, both morning and evening, this S inday. ' Iti.'V. Siioemaker Is a natUe of Indiana, was formerly a teacher, attended school at the State Normal, and later received liis college education at Pauw university. Jle ,pent the first IT years of hif ministry in the North Indiana conference srrvlni? in Muncie. Albany. Kokom. Cidumbia I'uy and Fort Wayne. Krnm Fort Wavno, he transferred to the Montrose church in Terre H'lUte, and from there to Oxford. Mis wife, was formerly Miss Frances Kdna Watt, a teacher in the Muncie. schools1, and is a most efficient helper, especially flrnons- yountr people. IRELAND TRUCE BROKEN TODAY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl I'lTildN. Oe. K. The arm 1st Ire tftn'" was broken today both in North and South Ire' and. I'pitii lb i fast it was rninrlfd there were half a dozen separate Instances of disorder. when Oraneement and Catholic fought revolver duels. A honib hurled into one Catholic liorn; failed to ex o! ode. There was a more serious breach of the. truce in luinmanway in the western part of county Cork. There auxiliary police claimed they were tired upon and replied in kind, killing on" Catholic. Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism ytr. .lames JI. Aiihi s.iluied lor jiam with rheumatism. Many times this terrible disease left him helpless and unable to work. lie finally decided, after yearn of ceaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism until tho accumulated impurities, commonly called uric acid deposits, were dissolved it) the joints and muscles and expelled from the body. "With this Idea in mind he consulted phvsieians. made experiments and finally compounded a proscription. tha.t quickly and completely banished every siKii and symptom of rheumatism from his system. lie freely save his discovery tr others who took it, with what tnixht be called marvelous success. After years of urging- he decided to let sufferer everywhere know about his discovery through the newspapers. WeiB DniK Company has been appointed spent for Allenrh'i in thi! vicinity with the understanding; that he will freely return the pun base money on the lir.st two bottles to all who state they received no beeeMt. adv. m EMODELING bffM EPAIRING i f . 5,;;,r i-.i-n unu YOTJ3 CIOTKSS AT THE IGHT PRICES Pressing While You Wait ONE DAY SERVICE ON CLEANING Sanitaria CLEANING SHOP Rear Majestic Hotel Phone 2293 HALF SOLES Sewed or Nailed AT THE m: REPAIR SHOP 1VJ

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569 Hohman Street

l8ter the auxiliary crowd 'forces, r.rrP arctl in force ami bewail firing wiMly, TJiey ri'UKTiJy treated Known -oilU-cntis and entered s.me Sinn Kein dwellinn. Sinn Kelners charged that the auxiliary forces were drunk.

FAKE AGENTS RESUME FRAUD Sell "Options" on Dodge ! Brothers Cars in U. S. Service, Then Disappear. AlthouArh a number of arrest. have been made as a resi.it of the fraljienr ji.icth e, th War 1 V pa; ttiK-nt ri ports i-i.'.t persons in vs-h n parts cf the country are tt-.l Iimiu . .! 'nns.vj !; Mtdlvlduals who pretenl t :, ji able to ui'tutn I o cri t l:M-. M t r Cas f .' a m the cove- 'ir-ii n'. at tiatii iin prices. "ic- umikI metl, ,.i it is sai l, is t si ll ' i ptlons" 'ii :'c, cui'. w hich are r-.-.-.titcd fls n-.-r stilt 'n the original s'i'pptn.u- rr-i'. s. the war haxiir-;- fiid"d 1". ''ore they wr- usr-.l. Oifc tee ' ,-p. lion" price U obtained, of course, the "ajrnt" never reappears. ', At the conclusion of the war the. various branches of the army had fully "a. uno lHidf ;ars and almost Immediately it wan rumored that thene cars were to be void at ridiculously low ti.uures by the kov. tiinu-nt. It was a i-reat opportunity for cr'.oks. They went from town to town, pretending that they had acquired options on large stocks of the cars, all in first-class i oiidition, and were prepared to sell these options for t"o or $30, sotnct imes more. As a matter of fait the preat majority of IiodKe Krothcrs Cars acquired by the army have been apportioned to '. arious Ihranchf s of the overtnm-nt service. A few auctions have been held at some of the army camps, at which government cars .which, had seen hard service vere disposed of by individual bidding, hut thire have been no options and anyone rcpresenling himself as in a position to obtain government cars should inc reported to the authorities for investigation. NO NATURALIZATION j UNTIL NOVEMBER 15! Owintr to the fact that, an examiner could not be secured from . the Bureau of naturalization for that day. Judge Itciter has given up the plan of holding on Friday the cltizinship hearings which were halted iby the death of Judpe Hardy. ('ases now pendlnir will be taken up on November 10th. GREEKS ROUT TURK INFANTRY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. 1 ' TKAIKIKTOWN. 111.. (Krt. . Harry Lioiise. :tti Is under arrest hre today, j charued with the slaying of Albert 1 Wfeneke, 43, and hist wife. Mrs. fae Wieneke, 3. The shooting: is said to . have followed a quarrel between T.ohse and Wieneke over the former's atten ' tions to Mrs. Wieneke. AGENT MATHERS ! FIND THREE STILLS j In a report received today hy Chief, ( j . J. Simons at Hammond. Harry Ml- J ther. Federal prohibition agent, '.tai- ; tioned Hi South Wend, announces the capture of three stills owned jointly by i William liranilnn. nuwsell Urandon and F"ov Weaver of Klkliart. BIJOU TODAY AND TOMORROW Franklin Farntim in ' "THE FIGHTING CHANCE" Also Wm. Duncan in "Fighting Fate" SPECIAL SATURDAY "THE CALIFORNIA OUTLAWS"

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Vaudeville and Feature Pictures All Our Acts Direct From State-Lake Theatre, Chicago TODAY, TOMORROW AND SATURDAY CAPPS FAMILY The Family of the Greatest Entertainers in Vaudeville

MdLYAR & HAILTON

NOEL LESTER & CO. In Bits of Variety. Marion Davies in

it BURIED

A Story of Wall Street "Buccaneers" and Pirates of the Spanish Main A PARAMOUNT PICTURE

Did You Remember Your Mother's Birthday? East, West Home's Best See the

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HARTLEY THEATRE Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday October 11, 12, 13 Daily Matinees

NAMED PRESIDENT OF WORLD LEAGUE

WW.-... 1 ? y. .i&.sJ. M. Kamebeck. Minister M. Karnebeck of HolInnd has been elected new president of the leaeue of nations, now in session at Geneva. Mathers and O.'.pt. Nt.rtheott and Set: Spi i 1 ma n of the Klkhait. police raide' the Itiiiii.liiii. hrtlni' and found u five gri ion still, a tc-n pallon still, a tift-iert gallon B.tiil, 100 .jtaP.ons of mash and thirteen gallons of moonshine. The men afe. held at tho 1-Jlkhart po-iit-e station awaiting trial. Worth Remembering. The joy unshared loies half Its sweetness, and the ;rlef born alone doubles iis bitteitiess. 'e were not meant for solitude hut for sbaritifr, and when we are enjoined to love oilr neighbor, it is for self preservation as well n si for helpfulness. IEKN DRi'SSMAKINfJIlcsiirniriK' and Vi-. I tern mak i n tr. special e venlnx classes, t or business jtirls. pay and evening classes, ea.il or write for terms. VALENTINE DB E SSMA ICINGCOLLEGE 2t5 S. Tlalsted. Vest Side 2407 Madison, s-'arri Patok, I'rincljial. .-- 'eLUXE S ft t a tmrt ir- w . j3 1 ULA I a TODAY Lucy Cotton in "BLIND LOVE" Pathe News and Pollard ' Comedy. FRIDAY . AND SATURDAY. Marie Provost in "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES" STARTING SUNDAY For Three Days A Thos. H. Irrce Special "FOOLISH MATRONS" DOUBLE FEATURE Eyery Sunday and Monday Afternoon HANLEY & HOWARD TREASURE

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BARGAIN MATINEE DAILY I

Egg Dances. Tho VCZ dance now confinoil cl,.flw

to Siiii in. among the people of Valencia, wh.s a otk-p porirjiar dlrersion in Ktipland, S-.tl;iiiI, Holland and tdber purls of Europe. A liuuibe-r of cgx were arranged in a prescrihod form upon tho datx-iiifj floor, nnd anioiifr thftn k. hllnd-foidpil tlancpr muvtl ns !.et he might, to music, the object beiriK to execute an Intricate (lance without breaking the eggs. The music. ift th,, arrnneraerit of the -us, also was proscribed. "Before the

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Friday and Saturday Specials Orders Delivered Free

GRANULATED SUGAR 1 7 pounds CORN FLAKES 3 large packages CERESOTA FLOUR 24'2-pound bag FANCY WHITE EATING Per bushel, $1.60. Per FIRST QUALITY . PURE 1 5-oz. jar ELGIN CORN j lo. L cans SCOTT CO. TOMATOES 3 No. 2 cans VOLUNTEER PEAS 3 No. 2 cans PET MILK With order. Per tall can 1 1 bars AMERICAN FAMILY RED CROSS SPAGHETTI - 2 packages .

LARGE CALIFORNIA JUICY PRUNES 3 r Per pound IOC 10 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar 39c (With $3.00 Order, Not Including Sugar) FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS Phone C. 0 D. Orders Hammond, 25

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roceteriaptor Quality Foods at Lowest Prices

E: STATE STREET Hammond W. STATE STREET Hammond Remember p,, 5.j.iu "o..i "

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WHAT ARE

Arch Preservers?'' y. . . ' . v. i ' tit r t ,' -, yr''"m-'i.'iliwnii im.wm mi-Tirr ;

' ' ARCH PRESERVERSM are smart stylish shoes built with a special arch construction which affords the kind of walking shoe base nature requires for the foot.

"A Comfortable Shoe Made Stylish" In All Wanted Materials OXFORDS BOOTS

$10

"SHOES OF COURSE' BOOT SHOP 569 Hohman Street

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Chevrolet parts East Side Garage Sales Calumet and Becker Phones 386-111 "TRY A TIMES WANT AD' in "' in i rtri en War Prices $1.00 25c $1.14 42c 29c 35c 35c 29c 101c POTATOES peck PRESERVES SOAP and 1 pound QQ 17c s 719 CHICAGO AVENUE East Chicago 434 119th STREET Whiting We Deliver Free!

Widths AAA to E Sizes 3 to 10

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SATURDAY, OCT.

8th, IS NATIONAL CANDY DAY

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