Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 271, Hammond, Lake County, 5 May 1911 — Page 12

12 THE TIMES. Friday, May 5, 1911. TING NE Butfrick Patterns, 10c & 15c, no higher. Exclusively sold in Hammond. PATTERN SHEETS FREE

GUBS WALK AWAY If SECOND CLASH WITH REDS, 9-5 MOM ' Gaspar and Fromme Show Overwhelming Generosity, Passing Nine.

Mainline or the (lubn,

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Philadelphia n

Now York -....11 Vittsluirg Hi hicnait ...II Cincinnati 4 1'oston ................ 8 1. Louis 3 I'.rooklyn .............. 4

Yeaterday'a Raultii. Chicago, 9; Cincinnati. 5. Pittsburg, IT; St. Louis. 1. New York, 7; Boston, S. I'hiladelphia, 6; Brooklyn. ( Game Today. Cincinnati at Chicago. St. Louis at Pittsburg. New Y'ork at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.

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WIDEAWAKE SOX BEHIND ED WALSH BEATSLEEPY HAPS Dufliites Take Full Advantage of Cleveland Errors and Win, 7 to 1.

Standing; of the Cluha. AV. U Ietroit 17 2 New Y'ork . S 7 Boston 9 s ( hii'DKo H S Philadelphia 8 S Yashinjrton 7 9 Cleveland . 7 12 ft. I.ouis..... 4 14 Yeaterday'a Kranlta. Chicago. 7; Cleveland, 1. Detroit, 4; St. Louis, 2. Boston, 2; New Y'ork, 0. Philadelphia, 6; Washington, :

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DRESS GOODS, SILKS, WASH GOODS AND DRESSMAKERS NOTIONS AND FINDINGS

This Sale should interest every dress maker and housewife for more reasons than merely the big Price Seductions, the assortments are complete and larger in scope than any other institutions in Hammond with economic privilege extended to dressmakers coupled with quick accurate and polite service should make this event a semiannual remembrance. Note carefully the Low Prices on Standard Quality .Merchandise. Dress Goods, Silks, Wash Goods, Notions and Findings

Notion?

AND FINDINGS

(iamea Today. Chicago at- Cleveland. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington.

Foxy pitching: by Melntire, backed by splendid support In some pinches, and the overwhelming generosity of

Gaspar and Fromme enabled the Cuba to walk away with another game against Cincinnati yesterday. Score, 9 to 5. The Reds outhit the Cubs more than 100 per cent, but Melntire kept their raps well scattered until the ninth inning, when there was a wide margin of 9 to 1 in his favor, and he stopped putting the deceptive stuff on on the ball. In nearly every round the visitors threatened to upset Melntire, but always when necessary the slabman or his support staved off runs. Once Ar.ie Hofman made a delightful running ratch which stole a three base hit from Mitchell, w-ith two runs waiting to go over. Once J. Evers rah back of second and grabbed a hit from Gaspar which would have tied the game. Three limes Melntire himself whjffed the third out with Redlegs on bases.

SAILOR A!!0 PLUMBER HAT S1GNF0R SCRAP

Schlossenberg, Navy Champ,

Likely to Meet Young Mahoney Soon.

Cleveland, O., May 5. The White Sox won a game of ball yesterday by being awake while the Naps slept. The score was 7 to 1, nnd one of the seven runs scored by Charley Comiskey's hustling athletes was properly and legitimately earned. The other six were

gifts from the broken down local club

which seemed unable to assume any

airs of Importance in spite of gallant

efforts on the part of Mr. George Stovall, the active and acting manager.

However, due credit must be given the mighty Ed Walsh, who pitched one of his old time ' games, and held the Naps until the ninth ound before they could get even one man over, the plate. Ed broke the American league season record for striking out batters, whiffing eleven of them during the fray. Twice lie breezed the slugging Joe Jackson and once he made King Larry Lajoie fan the air. Walter Johnson is credited witb ten strike outs in one game, but Ed's feat went him one better.

t -Pound Bom llreaamakfr Ilaa Ktiltou IMolda, all sizes, lo up fror.-. -" and. : Urea. Mtleltla, each Silk Covered Ia thereto nr. all colors, yard...

Snap-Da Garment KnMnerx. dozen 4M Count Brat I'ida, package J."k Wool Shirt Braid, u-yard bolt, all colors. Ciooit Traoinje Whrl, wood handle, each Metal Klbbon Leader. each

2c ..19c 14c ...4c ...9c ....Sc 4c

200 Tarda Beater Mk, a dress-

rakers mercerized thread, spool

r.OO Yard Soopl Banting Cotton Skirt Belting, all widths and colors, yard, 10c and.

ttO-Ini-u Sewed Tar Menmirrs

3 lie

Blaa Tape. lawn

fine

Hump Hooka and Eye. non-rust, card 10c Card Collar Staja. 'n dozen

,ic

Silks Silks

75c Silk 1'onlnrdx, green, brown, tan and colors, pretty patterns, 2t inches wide.

per yard

!.." Silk Koularda, yard wid. in the most desirable shades, yard

rCe Silk Meaaellne, 19 inches wide, in a large range of plain lustrous colors, yard..

beautiful

27-Inch Ja. Silka, soft, pure white, per yard , . . .

27-Inch Ilabntnl Sllka, black white and many colors, yard 1.25 Oil Boiled Taffeta, guaranteed fast black, 36 inches wide, yard l.ort Pean He Sole, the rich fast black Silk. 36 inches wide, yard

,1-1neh Coat Satin, not lining but

lustrous black satin, usedfor coats, special. per yard. 7'tr Novelty Sllka, Jacquards. checks, stripes, etc.. so much now in vogue yard SOc Sunnildn Silka. stripes, figures, checks, dots, in all colors, yard

navy, 49c 95c 39c ,49c 39c

95c 95c

95c

39c

Dress Goods

69c Wool Batiste, 36 inches wide, black,

white and colors, just the tiling

for summer dresses and skirts, yd.

36-Inch All-Wool Serge, Panamas and

Wool Mixtures, new spring patterns, yard

75c Fancy Striped Mohairs, 36 inches

wide, black, navy, red, alice and white, yard. .

New Scotch Mixture, 58 Inches wide, rich

new material for coats and skirts, yard . . j, .

58-Inch Black and White Suitings, ail

wool mixtures, new spring and summer patterns, yard

44-!nch White Serges, also 36-inch, now-

all the rage for coats. Suits and Skirts, yard, 75f and ......

1.50 Chalk Line Suitings, white with black

and black and navy with white lines, 42 inches wide, yard

36-Inch Wool Suitings, new spring

and summer mixtures, yard ' 1.25 Wool Taffeta, 40 inches wide, black, white and colors, yard....

39c

as and 50c inches

49c de, rich

1.75

ngs, all-

l;50

59c

99c

50c

95r

Wash Goods

91c

15c Dress Ginghams, double fold, never

before sold less than toe a yard, per yard

27-Inch French Poplins, rich range of

plain colors, black and white, ""

yard ZUC

30-Inch Mercerized Reps, white only with

black chalf lines, 25c value, per yard

44-Inch Marquisette, in beautiful white, regular 50c quality, OC ard ... -JSC

Standard Apron Gingham, all the wanted

checks, fast colors, indigo dyed, yard

36-Inch Double Fold Percales, new and

pleasing patterns, light and dark grounds. 15c value, yard

Alcazar Foulards, 40 inches-wide, rich

new border, for this sale only, worth 50c, yard . Linene Suitings will be all the craze this summer, ysrd

25c Mercerized Foulards, 27 inches wide,

in a laree ranee of colors nnd

patterns, yard j

15c

white, 35c wanted

5ic iw and

10c ie, rich

25c

12k

Trimmings

Normandy Vals, lace and edg

ings, yard, 5c to

French Vals, lace and edgings.

15c to

Silk Soutche Braids, f

bolt

Rat Tail Braids, all colors.

yard 12-Yard Bolt

Pig Tail Braid, all colors,

yard

12-Yard Bolt.:

Fancy Trimming Braids, all widths, all colors, yard

All-Over Laces, imported baby (fflIrish, cream and white, yard...QlJa Silk All-Overs, rich and select patterns, all colors, per yard, rtC 3.00 to 5JDu 36-Inch Silk Cniffons, all col- Mf ors, yard :.rr.". ....QBC Venice Banding and Inser- i f , tions, big assortment, yard.. 2 C Ornaments, black, cashmere, gilt and pearl, eaoh, T" 5.oo down to Z3C

lie 18c

5c 49c 5c 49c 10c

Young Bahory, the Racine plumber, will probably be the first man whom 'Steamboat Phil" Schlossenberg. the

JACK JOHNSON TO SING, PLAY FIDDLE AND SPAR ON STAGE New Vork. May 5. Although Champion Jack Johnson recently completed a twenty-five day jail term at Pan Francisco, he has none of that prison

pallor that you read so much about.

He Is still the color of the inside of a coal mine at 12 o'clock at night during a total eclipse of the moon. In addition to the famous golden smile the champion sported an enormous diamond stud, a striped suit and a wide white hat with a band. Johnson's fee were encased In a pair of tan wardrobe trunks, with hand sewed

Curtains, 0

.aperies an

Porfiers

Entire Second Floor

2.6x5.0 Smyrna Rugs, large size, extra heavy full patterns.

reversible with fringe, floral, oriental and animal patterns, worth 1.30, at.

6x9 Brussels Rugs, these are very serviceable Rugs, in pretty wanted patterns, 12.50

values, each at

97c

.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs. beautiful long silky wool nap, rich floral and medallion patterns, 25.00 values, f P" at I D.HD rainless, the most dur

able as well as prettiest Rug on the market to

day, tans, browns and greens, IK flfl

We Make Window ShacJeis "to order and do hanging, call write or phone for lowest estimates

on both Bides, full ...... 95c

Room Curyards long,

1.95 " ' "C

New Colony Drapery, guaranteed fast color, rich new and desirable patterns, 36 inches

wide, values 2oc and 3bc yard, fancy Qn floral and colonial designs, yard I wG

7.50

9x12 Art Loom Rugs,

navy champ, will be signed to meet j seams. since he has left the decks for Chicago "Yazzuh," said the champion to the 'pugilistic circle. Charles Irvine, man- reporters. "I sutlinly is glad to see iger for Mahoney, and Nate Ie wis, ! t h Is yere ohl town again. The next hlossenbei g's manager, are trying to, time 1 goes a pi root In' around in my oet loeether to arrange the match and little gasoline biusy, ' breakin' speed

the weight seems to be the only hitch

now.

laws, I sure-expects to pick out a state

(that ain't had no favorite sons that

Mahoney wiil fight at 158 pounds at : 1 licked. o'clock, or in a pinch,might agree to "I didn't care none about there Krisa weight stipulation, of 160 or 162 , co jail. They had A tha and they kep'

pounds. gchlossenberg has only

icntly started in training and

re-; him.

won't; "Hut that's , all past and goTTe. Next

make under 165 pounds for a while yet. j week I'm goin' to go Into vauderville.

new act. I boxes a 1H-

I.ater, lie says, he will be able to train j again. I got

down to around lfiO pounds. ir Ma

honey will yield a little weight the men will be signed soon. Milwaukee clubs are anxious to get the scrap, as Mahoney is a favorite there and would draw from Racine, Kenosha and other surrounding towns.

WABASH COLLEGE, 6;

ROSE "POLY," 4; ant

choice. .

9x12 Brussels Rugs, a very serviceable Rug, pure wool and fast colors; 50 different

pat terns, 2-I.0O values

12.50

36x72 Wilton Rugs, Bagdads, French Wiltons etc., many

pleasing patterns, regular

10.00 values, each."".

7.50

5? SX- hSi i&

27x54 Velvet Rugs, like picture, bound patterns, orientals, medallions and floral, each .

Tapestry Portiers, rich new striped designs, 24 yards long, green and red com

binations, 2.50

value. . .

50c Ruffled Bed tains, ewiss, 2 special, per pair at

3.00 Lace Curtains, an excel

lent lot of new rich patterns, the cream of this season's

make, 2 to 3 yards

long, choice, pair..

1.95

4.00 Lace Curtains, one grand collection, 2 and 3 pair of a kind, rich and new in design,

extra wide, 3 yards long

2.95

Shoes

for the entire

family.

main floor

Not just the ordinary every day Shoe Store Shoe, but the good kind the kind that wear. Have character, style and durality, backed up by the White Store guarantee and low prices.

Coats IflS. Waists iLcnd

Floor

CrawferdsviUe, Ind., May 5. Wabash college won a loosely played game yesterday from Hose "Poly," B to 4. Both pitchers twirled gotd ball, but had poor j supporfjn the field. Score: WahffCh 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 06

r.ose Poly 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 ' -Batteries Myers and Starbuck;-Nehf Mis. lfc H. Robinson Britton. a niece and Lawler. " I of the late Stanley Robinson, has been ; I elected vice president of the Ft. Louis ADVERTISE IX THE TIMKS. I Cardinals.

tie and I punches the bag some, and

ilien I plays the bull fiddle, an' I winds

up by singin' a couple 'or songs.

"Kin T ' sings? Well, take it from

me I kin sing betier'n Jim Jeffries. 1 sing better'n Jeffries and Corbett both

"I sails on June 9 fur Knglarid. 1 m goin' to occupy the swellest suet they is on that boat. Over on the other side

I'm goin' to do man act in vauderville

maybe I'll fight a little ef they's

anybody over there worth fightin with." j '"Will you attend the coronation?" asked somebody. "To tell you th hones' truth," said the champion, "I didn't know Carrie Nation. wuz over there."

Ladies' Pumps, cn stage lasts,

patent, dull and satins, suedes and

tans, all sizes and widths, r

"5.00 value, special..,

2.50

f Don9! H

esitate I

See us if you are In need of READY CASH to meet your necessary expenses, and we will loan you any sum from $10 upwards. If you borrow from us you get a written statement showing the amount you receive, the number of payments you have to make, the amount each payment, and the guaranteed rebate you will get for each month you pay your account in full before the full time expires. We make no additional charge, but give you the full amount you ask for, at a lower rate and on smaller payments than you can get it elsewhere. IT IS WORTH INVESTIGATING. HAMMOND LOAN CO. 569 HOHMAN ST.

Ladies' Shoes, in patent, dull calf, button or lace, made on the newest lasts, all sizes, very f fir special at '. . . I Jt

Ladies' Oxfords, in patent and tans and vici kid, plain and cap toe, high and low heels, a very

nobby Oxford, 3.50 value, special

3.00

Men's Oxfords, in pater$jiind velour calf and tans, button or lace,

made ort the latest pug lasts, 4.00 value, special..

3.50

Boys' 1.50 and 1.75 Shoes, about 46 pairs, all sizes from 9 to 2, blucher st vie and on the freak, lasts, solid

counters and sole leather inner sole, special ........

ikim

i It Ubv

Children's Tan Button Shoes, plain toe and wedge heel, all sizes from

2 to 8. regular 1.50 value, special

1.10

Children's Patent Button Shoes, in tan, and white and blue tops, all sizes and on the educator la'sts,

1.75 value, special at

1.49

Children's Scuffers, in tan, patent and dull kid; a very good wearing shoe, all sizes from 5 to 8, 4 lf regular 1.75 value, special. ,,T"jJ We carry everything in the line of Polishes, Laces, Supporters and Bunion Protectors.

per pair. : (j Men's Boxcalf Blucher Shoes, one piece sole counter and sole leather inner soles, something that will

give tne-wear, an izes, tun wmtns

regular value 2.25, special

1.49

Several fortunate purchases on account of the backward weather,

'gives us this opportunity of offering these-immense values. Even if

you do not buy, come any way.

Women's and Misses 25.00 Suits, new short (coat effect, silk lined throughout ; skirt has the new effect, all colors and mix- i Q CO tines I Z.UU

Women's and Misses' 20.00 Coats, all the newest styles, tan, blue, black and fancy mixtures, sailor or shawl

collars, choice

1000

3.00 Wash Dresses, for Women, Misses and

Juniors, lawiis, special. .

ginghams and

Another Lot r Waists, new styles, trimmed with laces

1.95 of 2.00 summer 95c

6.00 and 7.00 Shirts,

voiles, panmas and ba

tistes, also a few

mixtures. , . .

4.95

3.50 Silk Petticoats, iust think of itt a pure Taffeta Petticoat, all

colors, at

1.95

Girls' $2 Dresses, ginghams, percales, lace or

embroidery trimmed, all

sizes, 4 to 15, at.

1.00

15.00 and 16.50 Silk Dresses, all the craze, you want one of these JS swell garments, Q gg

Basement Bargains

39c

I.adlea' n-liwrar Snmplea, worth from 25c 4 O 1

ne big IZ.TTC

( to 75c; one l lot. special.

Call, Write or Telephone 257

Mrncn'ii or olgate'a

Talcum Powder, all odors, Saturday only

12c

Indfrnear Samplea, Union

Suits, Vests, Drawers, fine ribbed, worth 75c to 1.00....

1 ariira' IT.e lloae. fast black and tan, seamless, pair

J. J. COHEN. Manager

Sc Towie Ooera Hoqss Block - Hammond, Indiana

Main floor Bargains

59c

fiiiiiranteed Kid blac kand colors, a new pair If they rip, pair

Olnvea, 95c

1.4MI Belt IMaa and

Brooches stone set

coral and plain.

:.49c

l.no Satin nK, silk cord and firm clasp

l.no Ratlrnbnrc t'overa aad

Srarfa, beautiful work, special at.

95c

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