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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT pAy.

Souee hereby given that on Mon
vul,;,t tns ,nd Gay OF APRIL a. u. 1917
y, %,iiiism MA y Pisres the Adminlstrs,of
oI th. Esiate of Malinsa ,. Pierce. de-
ceased Flora II. Dodd. the Admtnistra-
irlx OF the Estate Of James Mccormick.
s,s, 1890; John - Iippia, the AdminIs-
ase.ased. Will attend before the JudEs
O.. ne county Court at the Court House
IN tanon city In the County of Fre-
mont mont Coiprado. al the hour OF 10
q CLOCK IN the forenoon of said daY for
the purpose of settling and adiustinE
claims. Mt which time ali persons hey-
ing claims and demands against said
estates are notified and requested TO
present the same to the Court All
persons indebted TO any OF said estates
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment. -
witness Kent /. Eidred Clerk OF Tn.
county Court within and for the Couu-
~ OF Fremont. In the State OF Colorado,
osd ~ ,as seal q said Court this LIST day
'seaD. KENT L ELpREp.
First Pub. March Z. 1911
Last Pub. March. -. 1911.
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SATURDAY

MRS. MCDONALD VISITING HERE.
Mrs. ". Mcdonald Of Baldwin, Kan.
arrived ON Thursday for visit with
her aunt. Mrs. Lee Hill. at 1916 River
street. She will probably remain in
Canon City for several weeks.
GONE TO DENVER.
Geo. r. Huriburt and Mrs. Jessie
Hurlburt. brother and daughter-in-law
of A. Huriburt Of this city. left on
train No. 10 this morning for Den
yer. Mr.. Hurlburt will spend little
time in Denver taking care of some
business interests there. after which
he will return to his home in Fruita.
Colo. Mrs. HurIburt will remain in
Denver for an extended visit.
FUNERAL OF MRS. SMITH TODAY.
: The funeral of the late Mrs. EN-
incline Smith, who died at the home
near Rocky Ford last Wednesday
morning. took place from Wilson's
undertaking chapel. 72s Main street.
at / o'clock this afternoon and was
conducted by Rev. e. w. Harner Of
Trinity Lutheran church. Burial was
at Garden Park.
Deceased was in the 81st year Of
her age, having been born July "a.
1896. She was the mother Of Mrs.
y. N. Tomlihson Of this city. Death
was due to the inarmities Of her ad-
vanced age.
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MONDAY

MARRIED IN PUEBLO SATURDAY
I. Miss Glenna Brauer and Arthur
Fisher. popular and weIl-known young
people OF this city. were quietly mar
ried at o'clock last Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. RACES. 625 Beulah avenue. Pue-
bio. in the presence Of their parents
and q few Of their more intimate
friends. The wedding ceremony was
performed by Raw. n. v. Preston, for
msr pastor of the Broadway Chris.
tian church in Pueblo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher came to Canon City after their
marriage and are now at homo TO
their friends ar-211 Main street
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m ; Reaora vast A.
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WEDNESDAY
ARTHUR BUYS

TRACT OF LAND
Mr.. E. p. Arthur has purchased a
small tract OF land at the corner of
Diamond avenue and east Main street
across from his present home. The
land formerly belonged to Mrs. Lois
n. Laverick and the deal was made
thru Hodgin and Sharman.
EXPECTS BIG PROFITS FROM
FARM.
c. w. Rice. in the open hearth do
partment at the steel works. Will
leave tho latter part OF next week
for westciine in the Wet Mountain
valley. Mr.. Rice has 100 acres OF
good land in the valley. which he
located early in 1898 as a homestead
and on which he has proved up. He
says he has so acres of creek bottom
land that can't be beat for potatoes
and he proposed to put the whole
tract In tubers this : season. Sixty
acres OF his claim is dry land. and on
the remaining 40 he has an orchard.
house and outbuildings and truck gar
den. He believes he will come out
$4,000 net on his 16o acres this sea-
son.-Pueblo Chieftain.
THREE FAMILIES LOCATE HERE
Mr.. c. L. Smith and son and Mr..
d. H. Kenton, all OF La lara. Colo
rado. and all having families have
moved to Canon CRY and have rent-
ed houses from. H0dgin and Sharman
preparatory to making their homes
here. i.-i
FIRST SCHOOL CLOSED LAST
FRIDAY.
Tho nrst Of the public schools Of
Fremont county to complete It's years
work and cloee for the spring and
summer vacation was the TribbIe
school in district. No. ~. which held
it's. commencement exercises last Fri
day afternoon. A six months term
was taught there. None Of the other
-urai schools OF the county will close
u1til, the end Of March.
voLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
n GLEcTS 0FFicERs
~ the annual meeting Of the mem
res Of the Canon City Volunteer
Fzs department held last Thursday
-etb4ing. ofacers were elected for the
ensuing yesE ~ fololws; R, J. Knight
chIef; ]. r. Mc0overn, assistant chief.
.. p. Waits. PRESIDENT, Charles Bry-
mt. vice president; Ray W. Johnson.
secretary: o. J, RundAhl. treasurer.
The ezscgtiYe committee IL ecnuosed
4 F'dwerd DAbpPy. r. =. Knight and
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Il lately a student at De Pauw uni
.ersity at GreencastIe. Indiana. who
is sojourning here Mr.. Greenway's
'iome is in MissIssippi-
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someness and sanitation that obtain
in the meat markets Of the town.
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ORDINANCE 40.
ssviss ss ISi1

ORDINANCE No. eSviss sf l0lT
AZ Hs sefhP!sssSE 81 ArrfRGreI4Tto fEs eI4T 81
E ETsG;Sh A. YEAR hEofNSiscC cs %rhistE Hi
ne !, ordained by the City Council
amounts be a ana are hereby approprIssEs %IE
ed out OF the revenues OF the city of
Canon City. Colorado, for the fiscal
purposes herein enumerated. via:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
Cd. F. NOW
Z YEARS OLD

Company F. First Indiana infantry.
Gary. vas two years old yesterday. In
it's two years of existence the company
had two weeks camping in 1915 at Ind
dianapolis and nine months intensive
training on the Mexican border. June.
1916-March, 1917. On August 5 the
company mobilizes for Hattiesburg,
Miss. from whence it will proceed to
France.
There are 1877 men In the company. 1t
is in the command of Capt. j. A. Umple-
by. it's organizer. At the age of Is Mr..
un1pleby was a first sergeant in an Ohio
regiment. That was in 1898. Capt. UNI
pleby first got into the national guard
twenty years ago.
The company's present two lieuten-
ants are Thomas Riley. formerly quar-
termaster sergeant, who Is Also from
Ohio. and Earl Malone of Indiana Har-
Dor. who was advanced from first SER
geant to second lieutenant. Irl KidwelI
who was the original first lieutenant is
now on the Gary police force, and
Taylor. formerly second ~lieuten-
ant. is now in Chicago. Lieut.. Edward
Nay. now the third officer of the East
company. was a ergeant in the
Gary outfit.
Capt. Umpleby today left for a visit
at Dennison, O., with his father. Capt.
Umpleby, a former cavalry officer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
OUT
GARY WAR
NUMBERS

As soon as draft numbers were flash
ed In from Washington they were
checked up at the mayors office at
Gary city hall. where records Of the
three exemption boards were in readi-
ness. embracing between 10000 and
10000 names.
When a number was reported 1T was
checked on the lists of the three boards.
The name of the man drawn from Zach
district was called off by three news
paper men and A. G. Perry, secretary
TO the mayor. recorded them on his
typewriter. Carbon copies were made
Tor the use of the boards and the
three Gary newspapers.
some OF the merchants painted the
drawn numbers on their windows and
large crowds inspected the figures. The
American Sheet and Tin Plate compa-
had Oscar Dobrovolsky on hand to
on all tin and sheet mill men
drawn. Among the first numbers that
We're lucky" were those held by the
two b~artenders at the Gary hotel. pop
ularly known as Elmer and Mike
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4sls. as7, s1as, 4s7l, 57se, ss7a.

4315, 2e7, 5123, 4671, 5736, 9s72.
1ol54, 32l, $500. 5157, 75oa, 73e, 7s41
ss1o, 1904, AHA. e57s, 47sl, l62s--lsooth
number lis $780,.
2el1, 1878, 3o4a, eso4, 1855, 5l24, TOT,
1884, 1865, 37o7, 1850, 1896, lo1lls, 7os1.
1919, cara, ao2s, l425, loo2, 1857, STA.
slse, se3l, 1878, 5oa1, ISL, ss7s, 1lol,
5lls, eeo2, SOS, 974, 7774, 1895, e4sa,
4sca, 5e4l, loll5, 1895, $685., els5.
47o2, $40. elo7. $50. 1896, a4l1, eo72,
ee15, s1s7, 4547, 1856, a1s2, 1855, 1859.
1926, 517s, sac, eo5l, 1910, $3.50, 1859,
747a, 74so, 2s27, 1857. sa44, e1ss, a54s,
3477, sIe, $3.50, s5e, 74le, sl7A, 1851,
els7, 4o4l, 1919, 247e, 1889, ss2e, 24o5.
s14, 1855, 1175, e67s, 1o2e4, 1910, 4e7e.
739, s572. s5o1, 4o2s, $685.. 5366, s472,
7435, 55o7-1eooth number is SLY.
so2e, lle7, 1886, $3.50, 4ss2, 1850, $500,
ee53, 1859. 5o4S, 354s. 1891, 7a22, s4a5,
1907, 4ss2, Sass, 4747, e5o1, 44oa, $3.50.
s77a, $500, 4s54. 1894, 1854, 1910, 3
1857, 1908, 525e, 11s1, 1924. $780,, 400,
1884, $3.50, 1871, so77, 1892, z7s2, sl11.
so77. 1860. 1885, s4s. as2s, 7l2e, 111s,
1888, III, 255e, 221. 1884, 4223, s524,
s3ls, 5565, s466, 2655. 3262, 4s79, so56.
1899 1897, $3.50, 4so3. 1887, 1893, s72o,
1898, 7s43, 1888, 254s, 1854, s5l4, 1910,
l474, 1870, 1414, $40, 35os, 1888, 6s4o.
$500, 27s2, $40, 1916, 2e2, 1855, esol,
s22, 1o57l, 5ls5 e7os, 5o4, 1904, 7s41,
number Is $500.
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lel7, 25o9. lo4so, lo2o4. asa, a421, 5ls1,
GAS, ASA, 1857, sa1s, 1871. 1888, Sofa
soo6, 7526,e259. 1880, 4472, 5672, 5547,
1142, $3.50, 1ool4, 24e5, 1o134, 243s, 17e5.
s4s7, 4sll, 8. esaa, 1918, 7a44, 1855,
1859, 5o3a, 1896, 614o, 4o23, 2le7, $3.50,
991S-14ooth number is 9slS.
447s, STA, 4457, s7o7, SOTO, 1900, 527,
1916, es4S, 714o, 5o4o, 1o342, 31o5, 1858,
s7e5, eAss. gas, 1929, 1854, s4se.
541s, 41ss, 3417, 7154, soss, 77ss. s45l,
se4. 4lsl. ee7l, 7eo2. 90. ssls, s2es,
1924, 1coo3, s45e, $500, $3.50, 53o6, 1445.
5s47, 7l4s. 4a2s, l7aa, ss4s. ss7. 77se,
1557,1o4s, 1859, AIS, 9TH, 1888, 7166,
4s43, 1744, 4431, 1112, 24e2, 317l, 1888.
1891, eo42, 251s, 1887, esee, 1oo12, 345,
1897. 1o5s3, 3osl, 5oos, 5ss2, 1854, 1o274,
1854, 1o274, STA, 1895. 1883, 2ls4.
eso8, 1858, 1851, 1851. ASST, e1ls, 1855,
s7ss, $3.50, s194, ISIS, 1o3, $500, 5346,
1929, 7o47, 1855, 1854, 1890.
15ooth is 2lse; ISIS, 2752, 1885, 1919,
1882, 63s4, 1oo5e, s299, 5c4e, 1869, 1221,
6s15 5000, 1857, l1o2, 1897, 1925.
45lo, 7s45, SIS, s2z1, 1880, 1879, 1865,
1916, s262, ss17, 21os, 1901, se4o, $3.50,
sl42, SAL, 6436, 154, 634s, 1909, 1878.
1855, 1o2s4, s2Ia. 1881, loa5l, 81. a5os,
717. 1857, $3.50, 1o144, SOIL, 1926, s733,
ASIA, zoos, e624, 5453, 1856, 747s, 1918,
As92, 80, 1886, 3o46, 5e71, 1888, 5576.
SOL, ass, 7457, $3.50. 1919, 57s4. 1855,
s167, 35s, ss4l, 547l, 1923, 44l6, COTS,
alta, 245s, 7o74, 171e, 442s, 773, 45s8.
e5ss, es73. 1858, 5e75 $3.50, eaaa, lo34s,
5eoe, 1852, sos, 4o57, 1oo74.
16th-s271, 772o, e527, 5els, $3.50,
1o4e5, 4471, 1898, 5es7, 5743, e546, so62,
7113, 1929, $3.50, 1914, 4oe, 25o2, 1916.
1866. 1873, 5ls, s442, 1880, IS, ASS,
800, 1869, 2osl, 4ol4. 22aI, 1oa24, 1921,
556e, Sss, 1o4,75, 355, 1156, 1712, $3.50.
2lse, 1926, s447, 1854, $50, $685., $500,
1929, so32, 5000, e325, 1851, ss12, 4sl2,
s5e, TABS, 1858, s4o4, 1888, 7o5, 1888.
soe1, s45s, 1886, $500, 1888, $500, s35l,
4267, 524s, 1894, 1909, 1855, 1857, 1894,
22ea, loso2, 2o5a. 2o51, 1857, 1915, alo7.
1896, 45s4. 1904, se4s, 74sl, 77eo, 1891, !
446o, SIG. 7152, 2o23, 25ss, 577s, $3.50, ,
sca7. 5241. 1855, 1871, 5e4a. :
17ooth is 2922; e44 1866, 53s5, e3oe, {
1868, 3347. SOL, 444s, ssoa, 1o1so, s24s, {
ss14, 7ol3, 1887, 1908, 1850, 39ls, 1s43. {
31ee, so46, 1904, es25, s5s2, 1877, 41s7, /
1923, 2e41, saoI, 27og, 3735, 122, 1o2al, c
slo5, 1888, 74s5, 1907, a4ss, 51ss. G
1887, 47ls, s42, s4os, $685., s5o7, 1886, :
7e47, $50, 1859, 5s15, e56s, 222, 1884, :,
e5o5, s611, 321e. 171s, soe, 1853, sozs, :,
1887, 1891, 1888, 1851, 222e, zoo. \
es7s, 1855, slso, eo55, 1850, 1894, $3.50, \
1924, 11e5, 1886, $3.50, 44oe, 24oe, 5sl5, p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
ON VACATION
MISS ELLIOT.
COUPLE
IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. July 20.-The FOLLOWING
persons are registered at hotels here,
Hotel Astor, c. H. Halter. s. Never f
Meyer. Mrs. A NJ. Rosenthal, Indianan.
OILS; McAlpin. NJ. D.. Lupton and wife
Miss F. w. Lupton, Indianapolis: Muir
ray Hill, c. c. Brown. Indianapolis: Alb
erdeen' F. S. Bond, Indianapolis; Mar
Unique. F. P. Faust. Alexandria; Martin
ique. j. o. Endris and wife. New AL
oany; Grand. Mrs C. A. Deckman. Gary.
Grand. P. b.. Kellogg and wife, Elkhart:
imperial l.. p. Sullivan. Terre Haute.
marlborough, L. B. warde, Laporte.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
!. M. c. A.
SOLDIERS ELECT

Sergeants and corporals were chosen
by the Gary Y. NJ. C. A. military COM
pany last evening. A captain and first
lieutenant will be selected later. Chas.
III. Williams. a veteran of the Spanish
American war an old timer in the Y. NJ.
c. A. dormitory was chosen first SER
geant. Messrs. Ed Marchal. Lloyd
Surver AMI Walter MACPHERSON were
a so chosen SCI 5eants.
Corporals chosen were Messrs. kens
Marlin. Carol linus. Carl Holm, Porter
Dale, F. N. Tyler, George Horton. II
Riggert. Drill have been greatly i'm
proved and men now in regular squads.
All the discipline and courtesies of regu-
lar companies will be observed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
QUARTERS EARNINGS
ARE SEVEN MILLIONS

fsepuplic Iron and Steel in the three
months ended June 80 shows a surplus
aIter depreciation and interest charges,
Oh s"iSo'4o7- Unified orders June 30
annouhteo 10 S2s.976 tons. compared with
o'''Vlo tons on hand March 81, 1917.
surplus earnings for second quarter aft
er dividend shows so per cent increase
over nrst quarter. On anything like the
same ratio of increase United States
Stel earnings for this quarter would
easily be s15o.oo0.oo. Republic earned
20 per cent surplus for the quarter or al
the rate OF . per cent surplus for the
year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
IN
PETROCRAD
(By United Press cablegram.)

PETROGRAD. July 20.-Minister of
War Kerenski personally led his troop in
an assault which resulted in the capture
of the fortress of SIS. Peter and Paul
from the P~etrograd rioters today.
The government forces approached the
bridges and took the stronghold amid a
machine gun fire.
American mi clerks massed on the
balcony of the building in which the
branch of the National City Bank of
New York is located. witnessed the
coup. having perfect grand stand seats.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
PRODUCE.

BUTTER-Creamery extras. s7Hc.
creamery frsts. SIC; hrsts. s5n n asHc.
seconds, 34d35c.
EGGs-ordinaries. 20 30; firsts. s1A
933hc.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. 1sc: ducks
l4q17c geese, 12G14c; springs. % 25c.
turkeys. 1sc.
to so lb. wgts.. Is Ice:
40 70 90 ID wgts.. 16G17c; 80 to 10 lb.
"sts' 111s q 19c; over wgt. kidney. 14O
TO rs ID. wgts. 14915c; coarse, 12@13c
PoTATOES-Cars. IS; Virginia. and
Louisville, bbls, s40Oq4.50: Kansas and
St. Louis. S1.25Q1.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
CHICAGO LIVE srorw

HoGs-Receiprs. $4,000: market, good.
strong mixed. s14.1O@15.4O: good. sl4.-
SoQlS'45; rough. $14.OOQ14.2o: light,
l4.lOQ IS 20; pigs. s11.25@1425.
CATsLE Receipts. 2.5o0; market.
steady; beeves. ss40Q14.O5; cows-heif-
ers' $S.5oq12.00; stockers-feeders. Sc. IS
q94o; calves. s1O.O0Q14.75.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
DRAWING
LASTS TILL
SAT. 8 A.. NJ,
BY United Press.

WASHINGTON, July Cor the be-
sis of the drafting of the two thou
sandth number at l o'clock. the lottery
VIII last until 3 a. m. Saturday. The
a%nnouncers are slowing down. getting
hoarse and changing shifts frequently.
BETHLEHEM. PA. July 20.-Frank
Horwaty Is dead from burns and nine
others injured as a result OF an ex-
plosion in the open hearth shop TODAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
EASTERN TRIP.

MISS Charlotte Smurden, 125 West
eighth avenue. accompanied by Mrs. E.
Nj. zimmerman of Tolleston, are on an
automobile trip in the east.
The party will visit Buffalo. Cleveland,
Pittsburgh and Niagara Falls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
IN AM AROUND
C r Y
RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN.

Mrs. A. A. Stewart OF Van Buren,
street. has returned from a visit n Wis
consin relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
ROSELAND
a SOX

The Scatena baseball team will play
the Roseland Black Sox Sunday after
noon at Morris park at three o'clock.
Flynn and Hess will constitute the Sea-
tena battery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
FROM CLEVELAND.

MISS Evans of Cleveland. Ohio, is ex.
pected to arrive in Gary this week to be
the guest of her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Cousins. in Van Bur-
en- street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
GLEN PARK xrsrronz

Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Graham Of Glen
Park. are entertaining Mrs. z. w. Carter
ana daughter, Grace Carter. who are
mere from Lake Odessa, Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20

The Red Cross-the symbol of a
cause-wide as the world and high
Heaven.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES

WHEAT-July. s2.5O; Sept. s2.1s.
CoRN-Sept. s1634: Dec. s117.
oATS-July. 76isc; Sept. soc; Dec
60c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20

Somerset. E. B. zigler and wife, A E.
zigler. Elkhart; Richmond. J. w. Miller
and wife. Indianapolis; Woodstock, E. J..
Higgins. Fort Wayne: Arlington. B. l..
Pettey. Fort Harrison; Martinique, r.
Klenck. Evansville.
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HERE ARE THE
LOTTERY NUMBERS

CONTINUED from page one,
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MISS PHrLIYps

%<SS Ax6IxR6.
MISS Geraldine Phillips of Jefferson
street Is visiting relatives at Warsow
and North Manchester, Ind.
ON VACATION.
MI and Mrs. ]. c. Pisor. SAL Monroe
street are on a two weeks
vacation trip to Bowling Green, Ohio.
MISS ELLIOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kleinsmidt of
POLK street, are entertaining Miss Rhea
Eiiiot' who Is here from Burlington. Ia.
MRS FoRBIs IL.
MRS. William A. Forbis. wife Of Chief
or Police Forbis. is reported seriously
III at her home. 712 Delaware street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20

Leg or Loin of Milk Fed 1Sc
Shoulder or Breast of VEAL 1876
Choice Cuts OF Beef Pot Roast.
Beef Tenderloin 22c
Fresh Made hamburger Steak 15c
FRESH Dressed SteWlng HICKE ,............ zoe
kellner's Sugar Cured Corned Beef .............. zoe
kellner's Sugar Cured Smoked Hams ............ 26c
Leg of Mutton (short cut) zoe
Pork Loins (small and lean) PIC
Pork Boston Butts 23c
Pork Shoulder 22c
Spring Chickens. From now on we have 1917 Spring
Chickens all the time. We dress our poultry every FRIDAY
night. You are always sure to have fresh poultry. Trade
at Kellner's, the finest, most up-to-date market in Ham
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20
HERMAN A. KELLNER
Meats and
Meats an0 Groceries
Manufacturer of Hams, Bacon and Sausage. Wholesale
and Retail. Auto Delivery.
Phone " Hammond. 81 State Street
SPECIAL SALE!
SPECIAL. SALE ON MILK FED VEAL

We have bought a big lot of nice, fresh milk fed calves.
sell them tomorrow at the very lowest price. You have
not been able for the past two years to buy. veal that
cheap.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-20

Under the direction of
Prof. King of Chicago, the
knights and Ladies of Sc
cur1ty will give a Grand Ball
at the Orpheum Hall, State
ST., Saturday night, July 81,
for the benefit of their home
and hospital.
Gentlemen's Tickets, SOC.
Ladies, 25c.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-26

and Stripes will and buy just one 25c Thrift Stamp
this will give the Government twenty-five million dollars
with which to help our fighting boys.
If each man. and child will save and buy one
War Savings Stamp, this will give the Government four
hundred twelve millions with which to help end the
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Fellow citizens: every quarter you can be 81
lent mighty power in this great war.
Do not waste them.
Do not spend them on luxuries.
Every quarter wasted or spent on luxury helps Ger
many
Save your quarters and buy W. S. S.
Every humble quarter the humblest American cit
the autOcracy that threatens shackle the
world in slavery.
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DO put off till tomorrow what you can do today"
Save 25c today.
Buy Thrift Stamp with it.
Paste it on your Thrift Card.
Then make it rule to save Csc each day-or 25c ev.
cry other day-and buy other Thrift Stamps.
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If you do not wish to go to post office or a bank
write postcard Send 25-cent Thrift Stamp
C. o. D."
And write your name and address on the postcard.
Address the postcard to THE Post Office "
Next day your postman will bring you 25-cent
Thrift Stamp and Thrift Card, C. Cd.
Start buying War Savings Stamp today.
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HOW TO BUY IT ON THE INSTALL
MENT PLAN:

Go to any bank or post Office.
When you get inside. look for the stamp window
where they selling War Savings Stamps
Pay &c. and the man at the window will give you
U. S. Government Thrift Stamp and Thrift Card.
Paste your Thrift Stamp your Thrift Card.
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When you feel like saving another 25c buy another
Thrift Stamp and paste it on the card.
When you have pasted sixteen of these Thrift Stamps
your Thrift Card take this card any bank post
Office and give to the man at the Savings Stamp win
dow.
Also give him 12c.
The man will give you W. S. S.-a o.. S. War Saw
ings Stamp
He will also give you U. S. War Savings Certificate
War Savings Certificate is pocket-size folder on
which you can paste 20 War Savings Stamps
Paste your War Savings Stamp in your War Savings
Certificate.
Take good care of it as i. is worth $412.
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On January 1st 1923, the D. S. Government buys
this War Saving Certificate from you paying you S. for
every stamp pasted on it.
Thus your War Savings Certificate has made you
profit of CSC on each stamb pasted on it.
This profit is per cent interest compounded quarter
ly.
is profit and it guaranteed to you by the U. s.
Government-the safest guarantee in the world.
Every man, woman and child in this hour of our
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countrys need should money and bny many War
Savings Stamps as he afford.
You can buy your second War Savings Stamp on the
instalment plan just you bought first one.
Paste your second War Savings Stamp into your War
Savings Certificate.
Continue to buy War Savings Stamps in this way
til you have twenty them in your War Savings
Certificate
Then you will have complete War Savings Certificate
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On January 1st 1923, the U. S. Government will pay
you $500 for this complete War Savings Certificate.
Thus you have made profit of $3.50 on your War
Savings Certificate.
This profit is per cent interest compounded quarter
1t is good profit and guaranteed to you by the u
S. Government-the strongest guarantee in the world
HOW TO BUY 1T FOR CASH:
If you do not wish to buy War Saving Stamps on the
nstalment plan explained above, you simply pay SAL
at the War Savings Stamp window of any bank or post
office.
War Savings Stamps cost ST. " during this month
and January.
During February they will cost 81 IL.
After February they go up cent each month.
So you see the you buy your stamps the more
money you earn them
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If you should need your money any time take your
War Savings Certificate to any post office.
The post office will give you back what you paid orit.
If each man. woman and child living under the Stars