Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1921 — Page 9

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Constance Fitrlxr. CcTistttnes Farber, well krwn to vaudeville and rnusicr.l ccaiciy audiences as one of t::e Farber sisters, has been j.-Iaying in Avery Hopwood's re velar, oris of the movi tudios called "The Den: i-Virgin." Magistrate McAdoo of Now York has denounced the play as indecent tr.il purposely vi::c-ar. 3 one motion picture folk have ssi.i that the

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CTUDfTN POINT. I.-.i., Dso. 6. F"r tJ- fjrst t'm. !n history the e--m' y coa.n;'.ss!onr3 And very road anJ bt'ivlyj Uii.i.-r.jve.-.ient !:i '-h- o-muy clowed up e-.ii d!!.''S-:-1 "f th- first vc'i In lciubr. After a.l '.vw ia g bi 13 and haar!ns- re;5f.j of ihe w.riuu.s department ha .Is. th commissioners Sid County AuU'or G . F '.Hiid Jf-X' -1 hax';: in thir iiiairj a-'-XOXTU yetrJfiy e-f t -i-noon . This i the 1. 1 si t.::i.- oil rood J-b ha.vi '.::.; ic.' ! th- first oi Dr-inbr." atd Mr. iV'iar.u . "tlara-tc-fore we Kav !w.yi id a'. last (,r.e or two ras fci'Minj over t'..r"Uli trie bad wsatbr."

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Ths fourteanth annual a of Xmas Seals in Cook county, iviil bein Morday, Deo. 5th. ai nay b ;.uroha. J from ichooi ohlldren and var.a it res Haip it the live? . f t loerc'Jiar chi.4ren. (A 6es.i in iotter hsifs manjgst better Chriotniuo rjsay your Chr.ettn&i mail.) Le.st Sunday Mrs. Fred HeoM was the lucky onj from Iansira wtnninj 590 on the 3m' le Cv.ipor.s. Mr. and Mrs. H. Grfoniusnn from Madison. I'.!., and Mr Wn. H-cht ei Chicigo Heights spent Sunday at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Hasselbacii.

A Big Ticker. Ixwdoa peopU' like to kep th!r clocks unrl ivatcl.e. with ''Big Ren" because it is the actirnte tiir.ep'ce ef Great Britain, jt l al-?o tie largest clock in the v.-nrhl. It is Vf.u: 1 by machinery which looks powerful enonph to drive a f.tcnnish'p, rnd H taVtes two men pevri'.i hour tlire times a week to v ln.l it up an.-j !;eep It in ordfr. T!ie lu.'-ir ftyires ar two feet lonp on the dial of L'.Sg Hou. I:k hiu- hnnrl Is ninde of jfiin-nietal ami its minute har.d, vphich Is 11 feet long, ! of c--pTn:r. The penduittm of JVg Ken weighs TOO pouruia ant la 13 feet ion-.

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Every indication points to an early withdrawal of this remarkable offer of $750 CONWAY Super-Simplex Player-Pianos at $535. 100 is the absolute limit of our allotment of them this year at this price. At the rate they are now being taken, the entire lot will be sold in very few days. Act NOW by all means !

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Try the Conway Super -Simp! ex Test ! In the average player-pbxio a single note on the keyboard will not staydown without pumping more than 10 or 20 seconds. In tho CONWAY S 'per-Sianplex PJayer-Piano it will stay down 40 seconds! It is th:3 factor of "ti&htness" that brings out the hidden beauties of the music roll so human-like, bo colorful end with such perfect fidelity to the artist's original rendition on the master roll. Come and try this experiment yourself and tee what it means in playing music with true expression.

What It Means In Ease of Playing The scft, velvety end marvelously responsive fiction of the trendies in the CONWAY Super-Simplex Player -Pinno is another feature that will appeal to you. No effort I You can eit by the hour and play and play to j-our heart's content without exertion or fatigue. Mere finger pressure on the treadles starts it playing! Try itl

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You are getting the CONWAY Super-Simplex PlayerPiano at a saving of $215 from the regular price as a result of a big drop in the cost of materials, lower labor costs, plus the economy of vast quantity production. The leading dealers in every state in the Union concentrated on the best Player -Piano that could be produced to sell et en attractive price and chose the CONWAY Super-Simplex Player-Piano as -he instrument that met every standard of quality, and at the same time was priced at a figure that everybody could afford. The limit we could get this year to sell at $535 was 100. At the present rate we are selling them, they will all be sold in a very few days. ACT NOV, before they are all taken 1

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In buying the CONWAY Super-Simplex Player-Piano at the reduced price of $535, you know positively that you are getting an instrument of matchless quality. You know positively that no one can boast of a player -piano that plays more beautifully than yours, no matter what price was paid for it. You know positively that your CONWAY will give you every satisfaction in the world, for it is built by America's oldest and one of the largest piano manufacturers in the world HALLE T 8s DAVIS PIANO CO., of Boston. And you know positively that the written guarantee you get with the CONWAY is the best possible insurance of satisfaction. And finally, you have our positive assurance that this CONWAY at $335 is absolutely the same in every respect a waen it was $750.

The Price of S535 Includes: t A brairtiful bench to match without errrs charge. 2 One tuning and delivery anywhere without extra charge. 3 Terms of pp.yment ere extended -ever a period of 2K years. 4 Free exchange privilege and 30-day refund guarantee. 5 Special srrt'.l-down payment cf $10 will seciire one for you, balance of first pryrnent payable on delivery. 6 5 year written fcurautee. 7 Generous supply of music rolls rrsv be oJdcd to the contract price without any increase in the first cash cr monthly payments.

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