Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 339, Hammond, Lake County, 14 April 1922 — Page 6

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OARING EFFORT

MNTESrMTICNM. NEWS SERVICE) GRANITE CITr. ILiU, April 14 -darinjf atteinpry a lona bandit to rob h T'nfteil States mail truck of

mx,, ,. . , works of the National Lnamlelng and , . , ' $oJ,000 in currency was foiled short- ... , . ,, ! It 150.000 or more cannot be had 7 - , ..... . , I stamping company for their pay roll ... ly before noon today by the watch-1 . i.. ,, i v, J then Congress should frankly state

the truck vas on Us way f rora I , . , , t

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fulness of postofflce Inspectors stationed along tho route which the truck followed! Following a rt&tol duel In which a score of shots whistled throuph the business seition of town, Paddy Conway, of St. LfOuis. former convict, was arrested charged with the attempted holdup. The money, continued to the local

M MILLE

348 N. Hohman St. Telephone 2402 Easter Specials

A FANCY EASTER BASKET FREE WITH EACH $4.00 ORDER

STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, per dozen . . .. .

26c

Pure Creamery;" Butter, 40 C k"vg Ptat0S 33 C

42 c 58c

per pound

Pure White Laid. pounds for . . .-5" Fine Granu tecj Sugar, 1 0 pounds for e

Fancy Beets, No. 2 cans, 2 cans for 23c ; per 1 2 C can r. Fancy Peas. No. 2 cans; 2 cans for 23c; per 1 2c can V Monarch BakecT Beans, 25 C 3 cans for . . Campbells and" Armour's Baked Beans, large cans, 2 cans 25 C for tExtra Fancy Mince Meat. J C per package . .? Fancy Libby's pple Butter. 1 1Vi oz. can; 2 cans 15c for -

Prunes, Fancy Large California, 2

pounds pound

Fine Seedless Raisins, 2 0i

per peck

Per bushel, $1.28

Flour Gold Medal & fc 1 IE "Ml, Ik. ff X XJ

49 pounds, $2.33

Fine Peaberry Coffee, 2 pounds for

43c; per the 23 C pound Extra Fine Velvet Coffee, 2 lbs.

for 52c; per 07p

pound Fine California Peaches, No. 3 cans, 3 cans for 54c; 23 C per can Fancy Monarch Pineapple, No. 3 cans, per can, 35c; 3 J QQ cans for Fancy Apricots in large cans, per can, 28c; 2 cans 53 C for

Fancy Cream Brick

only four blocks distant. Knowing!

that the big currency shipment was! expected. Inspectors lined the route.'

Two blocks from the postofflce.

according to the authorities, Conway leaped out onto the running board of the truck, and shoving a A3 cal

ibre army automatic Into the ribs

of Arthur I.amott, the driver, order

ed him to turn Into a side, street.

As I.anmnt swung his truck into

H street, Postoffire Inspector V. W.

Keuter opened fire on Conway, still

on tho running board. Chief of

Police Koy Clark, armed with a revolver and riot gun, and "William

Champion, another postofflce inspec

t. stationed along the route, opened fire from opposite directions. A score of pedestrians ducked to shelter behind telegraph poles.

Conway, confused by the shot3

coming from different directions, threw away his gun and ran squarely into the arms of three officers. Lamott continued his trip to the postoffiee unmolested. Another ship mcnt of $00,000 in currency is expected this afternoon.

Faid.

WOMANS BODY FOUND

AMONG WILD FLOWERS

HAVKHSTKAW. X. V.. April H.

for 25c; per 1 O r ! Cheese, per pound. Soap American Fa

25c

bs. for 45c; per lb.. Fine Tomatoe Catsup, 2 bottles for . . i

Fine Fresh Largs Walnuts. 33 C per pound Large Cans Fancy Salmon, per can. 15c; 2 cans 25 C for - Kelloggs or Post Toasties Corn Flakes, 3 packages 25 C for

Live Poultry. Hens, per

23c

p American Family, P. & G.

Naptha, Fels Naptha and Light House, 10 bars 57 C for Fab or Lux Soap Chips, Q 2 boxes for Kitchen Klenzer. 3 cans 7 C for Gold Dust, large 29 C package Grandma's Washing 1 9 C Powder, package 'fncy Good Lighting Matches, per

OOciEox, 5c; per dozen OOC boxes, package

pound

FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY

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Here V a rich haul for those who can i5se the fol-

lowing sizes in guaranteed

Goodrich Tires. With every tired sold Friday, Saturday and Sunday we will sell you, a, Goodrich Tube at

VjO'O&nc.

Tires

32X3 List, $19.15 " Sale Price $15.00

31X4 List, $21.35 Sale Price $17.75

List, $24.95 ' Sale Price $20.00

33X4 List, $26.30 Sale Price $20.45

34X4 List, $26.85 Sale Price $20.85

THESE ARE ALL GUARANTEED GOODRICH

Cut Rate Tire and Repair

CALUMET AVENUE, (Near Bridge)

B. F. MANIS

GENOA DEBATE ABOUT ROSS IS POSTPONED

BY S. D. WETKK STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE

Ut.N'OA, April 14 Debate upon the

allies' program for Russian reconstruction was today postponed ind ltnitely at the request of George

Tehi tc.herln, head of the Russian

delegation. Tchitcherin said he had not heard from Ntcolai Lenine, head

of the soviet gvoernnient at Moscow and could take no action until he petj instructions. The main issue in tho conference is now clearly defined. The conference has resolved itself into, a dramatic tooth and nail struggle between Krarice and Itussia. There is a bare chance that the diplomatic skill of Premier Lloyd George of England can restore peace, but this is doubtful In view of the fact that either the 1'rench or the Russians would have to make unconditional f-urrender. A hot squabble is expected over the effort to discuss reparations. Premier Lloyd Gerge Is expected to tell the French, as they were responsible for the ruling out of this matter from the program, they must stick to the stipulations.

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V party of boys, marching for ralre Aild flowers in liigii places in the Mountains today discovered the nude body of a woman on the wooded summit of Cheese Coat mountain, revealing a murder mystery that baffles Kockland county authorities. Coroner Stahlman estimated that death hal been caused by a heavy blow to the left side of ifie head b ya lead pipe or heavy :lub. eight or nine months ago. The (,'lctim was (bout five feet six inches nil and hand brown bobbed hair, td on ti float ion probablv will be im-ui-Sif'ble.

NEW YORK ROBBERY

S SENSATIONAL

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NKVV yoitK. Api a H. 01 Kim? in the wake of a Rirl stenographer who had prepared the way by "g"ttins the lay of the land," and with tiie aid of a nirlit watchman, a

band of expert safe robbers looted the b'K sixteen-story Tloyal Insurance building at William st. and Maiden Lane from roof to basemen during the n:ght. ripping- open seven safes and escaping: with booty estimated at nearly $10,000. It had first been reported that only five safes were cracked, but this proved rn under-cstimate. The nljfht watchman. George Bainbridge. was arrested on the charge of burglary ?nd is said by the police to have confessed. The roli'irv was th blearest at

tempted in the financial dlstris since the famous police "dead line" was established. Inspector Jim Coughlin f th detective bureau said that Eainbridge admitted that ho had let nln men into the building about 9:11 o'clock and that thay worked unti' after mldnis'it, when they departed with their loot. Bainbrldr Is re ported to have told the police thai he knew only one of the nine men having met him about two week ago.

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Market Company 184 State Street Phone 4088

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11 Leg Veal, per lb. . . 11 Veal Chops, per lb. .

M veal dnoiimer, per id.

1 Breast of Veal, ner lb. . . 5c

) Pot Roast, per lb. . . 120

Boil Beef, Lean, per lb. . 10c Rolled Rib Roast, per lb. 23c Hams, Skinless, per lb. .31c Oscar Mayer's Hams, lb. 20c Small and Lean

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no mahki:ts There were no stock, grain or produce markets today because of the Easter holiday in the exchanges. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HOGS Receipts 18.000. Market fairly active, mostly steady to 10c lowr-r. Bulk $10.10 10.00; top $10.60; heavy weight $10.0019.30; medium weight $3. CO 'J 10.00 ; pigs $3.l;B'riT0.4". CATTLE Receipts 2,00. Market mostly steady. Eee-f steers, medium and heavy tight $6.70'SD.5n, choice and prime 8.80it9,50, medium and good $7.60 &. 8.80, light common $6 70 (S7.60. good and choice $8 40(3 3.00. common and medium $6. SOUS. 40; butcher cattle, heifers $5.30 8.40, cows $1.30 -5 7".10.

SHKKP Receipts 6,000. Market,'

lambs steady to 20c lower, sheep 20c lower. Lambs. 84 lbs. down, $11.001?U.70; Iambi. 80 lbs. up. $11.00 W 13 50 ; lambs, culls and common, $3.25-9 1120.

Tremendous supply of Fruits and Vegetables just received for your Easter dinner. Best quality and prices positively lowest in town.

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Just Unleaded One Car Fancy White Michigan

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otatoes

$1.20 gehel

pPeCcrk30c

The Reliable Vegetable and Fruit Store

673 South Hohman Street WISOJNSINPOTATOES. per 32 C peck LARGE .SIZE NEW POTATOES. 4 pounds j 5 c for . . i ' rr-2 , . fancy Strawberries, per 17c pint !

Fresh Cucumbers 10c

Extra Larg Grape Fruit, 2 for. 25c Fresh Eggs, per dozen 25c

SAYS IT IMPERILS

U. S. DEFENSE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 WASHINGTON. April 14, The army appropriation bill as it passed the House Is "dangerously small and Imperils the national defense." Major General J. G. Harbord, deputy chief of staff, today told the senate committee on appropriations.

EGGS, Strictly Fresh, per dozen

25c

icaf o rnMiee

Tel. 1696, State and Oakley FREE DELIVERY

Rhubarb, prr pound... 10c Fresh Tomatoes, per lb. .17c Baldwin 'Apples, 3 lbs... 23c

South Shore Tea and Coffee Store 294 North Hohman Street Phone 3641

Strictly Fresh, Country Selected, per dozen . .

EGOS

GOLD EDAL FLOUR. 24'2 $1,09 pound sack Our Very Best Creamery Butter, lb 39c Pure White Lard. 3 lbs 39c Fancy Wisconsin Brick Cheese, per lb. ...19c Fancy Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, lb 22c Large Santa Clara Prunes, per lb 12c Dromedary Dates, large pkg 19c Fancy Crown Currants, pkg 18c Shredded Cocoanut, per lb 35c Pure Vanilla Extract, 16 oz. bottle 79c Pure Mapelene, per bottle 33c Fancy Pineapple, 2 large cans 55c Fancy Peaches, large can.... 25c Fancy Bartlett Pears, large can 29c Fancy Apricots, large can 35c 3 cans, $1.00 Fancy Egg Plums, per can 15c "Bull Dog" Cherries, 14 oz. can 28c Armour's Veribest Sliced Peaches, can... 19c Powdered Sugar, per pound 9c Clymer Preserves, 16 oz. jar 19c Marigold Preserv ) , 14 oz. jar 15 Del Monte Orange Marmalade, per jar... 21c Libby's Evaporated Milk, per can 7c

58c

SUGAR Fine Granulated. 10 pounds

Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per lb .....25c 4 pounds, 95c Our Special Blend Coffee, per lb 30c 3 pounds 87c Fancy Uncolored Japan or Gunpowder Tea, per pound 59c Fancy Breakfast Cocoa, 2 pounds 25c Baker's Chocolate, per bar 9c K. C. Baking Powder. 25 oz. can 23c La Sevillana Queen Olives, 20 oz. jar. .. .27c Snider's Catsup, large bottle 25c Snider's Chili Sauce, per jar 32c Snider's Pure Jam. large jar 35c Fancy Cocoanut Bars, per lb ...,18c Fancy Sunshine Jumble, per lb. 15c Hire's Root B?er Extract 17c Buckeye Malt & Hops, per pkgs 69c Bohemian Style Malt & Hops 75c Crown Cork Seal Caps, per gross 25c Fancy Cider Table Vinegar, per bottle... 15c Lighthouse Soap. 10 bars 45c Clothes Pins. 50 for 10c

'YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT SHNEIDER'S"

CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS

79 State Street, Hammond, Ind.

B aster

At "Hammond's Lowest Price Store

ORE

$10, $12.50 and up to $25

of the highest quality. Canton Crepes and Taffeta or the new Canton Crepe Satin Face Dresses of the newest models ,

SPRING

COATS

and

APS

Of the better makes; latest creations, materials: Polo Cloth, Velour Broadcloth and Normandie, half and full' silk lined. Values to $45.00. Sptcial

10S15

and up to

All Wool Tricotine Suits, finest silk lined, hand embroidered. The latest styles. You must see them before you buy.

prmg ouits

$20.00, $25.00, $27.50 and $29.00

BOYS' HIGH SCH00I SUITS First Long Pants Suiti All Wool Blue Serge, Brown All Wool Cassimers, All Wool flannel and Brown Silk mixtures. The new models, fine tailored, values to $30.00. Special $18.50 and $20.00

The finest "Goodyear Welt" Shoes and Oxfords, $4.50 or young men, the newest toes.

JUST ARRIVED Very Good Quality Men's and Young Men's Dress Pants Hard finished worsted, wool flannel, allwool serge. Very special at $3.50 $4 MEN'S NEW SPRING CAPS $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00

MILLINERY Newest Creations Weekly. The cream of the millinery market. We sell more hats this ,season because we sell higfi gTade hats at $2.98 3.98 $4.98 SILK HOSE Exceptional good Fibre Silk, in A Q p black or brown, 75 c value COATS and WRAPS For Girls of 8 to 14 Yean A very fine selection, All Wool Velour Coats, full lined, neatly embroidered. Special $8.75 AND $1.98 SILK DRESSES For Girls of 8 to 14 Years Of Silk Taffeta or Satin, beautiful styles at $8.75 $9.75 SPECIAL! Silk Poplin Dresses, sizes 8 to 14. Twotone Dresses, Rose and Sand or Copen and Sand. $7.50 value. Very jJ49g special

Boys9 Suits

2-PANTS ALL WOOL

These Suits are made of All Wool Serge for confirmation or other fine wear. Also Brown mixtures, Brown Flannel, a wonderful selection. Hundreds of suits, a sure saving of, $4.00 and $5.00. Special for this sale

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BOYS' CAPS Of All Wool materials with unbreakable visor, 59c, 75c and $ 1 .00

BOYS' SHOES "Endicot "Johnson", Black or Tan, $1.98 to $2.98

BOYS' KNEE PANTS Fine dark wool mixtures. Lined and unlined. Special 98c 10 $2.25

Free Delivery to All Parts of the City

ALS0 A FULL LINE OF CANNED GOODS '..i-V- j.ttl.ijai. ,. .