Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 34, Hammond, Lake County, 28 July 1911 — Page 3

EXTRA SPECIAL 75 Ladies fine white and colored PARASOLS

regular 2.50 value, at

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Dry Goods Specials

1,000 yards of 6-inch wide all -

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TAFFETA RIBBON All the wanted shades, regular 25c kind, at....

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100 Ladies fine black leather HAND BAGS Plain and fancy frames, 88c regular 1.50 values. 50 dozen Ladies' black LACE HOSE Seamless, fast black, regular 20c value, at.... 121c 150 doz. good qual. white and black MACHINE THREAD 200-yards spools, a spool at 2c 25 doz. Children's black and white SIDE ELASTICS Regular 10c kind, per pair at ) 100 strands of 454nch long CORAL CHAINS Good quality, regular 25c value 15 50 dozen Boys' Balbriggan SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Long sleeves, ankle length, all sizes 24 to 34, 25c kind..; J JjQ

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EAST CHICAGO. In the absence of Dr. Alexander Munroe, pastor of the Congregational church. Reverend Benjamin Gould of Fresno, Cal., will occupy the pulpit both in the morning and evening. There will be special mnsif at nil th services and in the morning a quartet composed of Mesdames Funkey and Campbell and Messrs. Fisher and Funkey will sing. Rev. Gould, who has quite a reputation as a preacher, is on a visit with friends in Chicago. Miss Mary Jones, who Is employed at Nassau & Thompson's is on a week's vacation In Indianapolis. Her sister. Phone 24 &ST GHIGIGQ M.T.Rottenberg P20P. 714 CHICAGO AVENUE. Specials for Saturday July 29th OUR LEADER COFFEE, per pound. ALL OUR 50c TEAS, per pound ..- MASON JARS, qt., doz., 45"' pint, dozen TOMATOES OR CORN, , 3 cans. . ., WASHING POWDER, 4 packages FANCY JAP RICE, per pound RED ALASKA SALMON, tall can. FRESH SODA CRACKERS, per pound PURE LEAF LARD, per pound TOILET SOAPS, 25c box evaporated" milks! "tal'l 23c 40o 40c 25c 1UC 5c 17c 8c 1 3c 10c cans, 3 cans for 25c baby size, 6 can for. AMERICAN or BRICK CHEESE, per pound.., 25c 18c

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EXTRA SPECIAL 10 dozen Ladies' black Lisle Elbow Length GLOVES

all sizes, regular 75c value at... 39c 25 dozen Ladies' fine white emb. WASH BELTS All sizes, regular value, at 10c 2,000 yards of all-silk TAFFETA RIBBON For hair bows, all colors, regular 12c value, at 8c 25 dozen Women's Body shaped VESTS ruu Dieacned, all sizes, i regular 25c value, at I DC 15 dozen Ladies' black SILK HOSE Pure thread silk, all sizes, regular 65e value........ 45c 15 doz. Ladies' fine lace and emb. JABOTS Values up to 50c, at 15c 50 dozen Infants' KNITTED VESTS Button front, all sizes from f ft 1 to 6 years, reg. 20c value.. 1 IjC 75 dozen Ladies' fine .whits Swiss EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIFS Values up to 35c, 4 m at -J lU Mrs. Robert Livingston, is taking her place during her absence. Mrs. A. A. Ross has postponed indefinitely her garden party which was to have t&ken TlCfl tftmnrrnw o count of the death of Dr. Ross father. - INDIANA HARBOR Mrs. A. R. Burgeson and daughters, Bernice and Avis of Chicago, will arrive today to spend the -week end with Mrs. A. G. Uridquist of Ivey and 138th streets. Mrs. Ldndquist will entertain her guests tomorrow at the baseball game. The program committee of the Round Table club -will meet today at the home of Mrs. E. V. tValton on Hemlock street to arrange a program for next year. Mrs. Robert Ford returned yesterday from a week's visit with her mother in Chicago. The ladies of the Christian church will have a benefit at the Harbor Pharmacy Wednesdav. Ana-nst The ladies will preside at the soda tuuniain ana the proceeds will go to the church. xomorrow s game between Vidian same ueiween xnaiana

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. lue ary w otks team will 01 jaie, ana putting up a great be the biggest intercity social affair of , fiht for the New England league penthe year. Kvanr 1. , ,1 nam.

Sporting Briefs ifrr-r . . "KLAUS CHAMPION," j CJAVCS AT TTrrx a iri toAYS AD WOLGAST Cadillac, Mich., July 28. "Frank Klaus is the real champion of the middlewelght class," said Ad Wolgast today. "Papke is too heavy to belong in the division. He has no right to raise the limit. I saw Klaus box on the coast and he is the best of the 15S pounders." pounders EDDIE SMITH ILL. Oakland. Cat. July 2g. Eddie Smith, the famous boxinsr n fru ...v. been in a sanitarium h.r. t ..... weeks suffering from brain fever, had a relapse today. Ilia ponditinn 1. cal and his friends are alarmed. The last fight he refereed w t v, Kllbane mill at Ixs Angeles. HAMILTON PUZZLE TO VALPARAISO Laporte, Ind.. Julv 28. Tn replete with sensational pitching, Ham-

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Kaufmann & Specials for Sat. Hundreds of Pretty

White Lingerie Waists priced very

Preity Wiii e Waists 1.25 Made of a fine sheer batiste, neatly trimmed on front with fancy black and white braiding, low neck, kimono sleeves,, lace trimmed cuffs. Regular 2.00 values. 1.25 Waists for 79c These Waists come In severnl pretty styles of a fine white lingerie material, over all-embroidery trimmed, tucked back, low neck, short sleeves, lace trimmed cuff. A wonderful bargain at only 79c. ilton of the Chicago Gunthers being on the mound for Laporte. the Valparaiso Standards were defeated yesterday in the fourth game of the aeries, of which Laporte has won three. Hamilton let Valparaiss down with three hits and was given splendid support. Score: Laporte 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 03 Valparaiso 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 HORSE DROPS DEAD AT WIRE Toledo. July 28. At the finish of the 2:12 pacing event her eyesterday aft- ; ernoon Sam Bar dropped dead under , the wire. The big lay was sixth in J t h P m anA r V. v. - . . I 1 5 l cu u w tis seen xo totter. A veterinary was on htind, but the horse's death was instantaneous. The racer was owned by M. J. Kelley, Rochester, X. Y. The Pittsburg Pirates have secured an option of Catcher Hargrave of the Terre Haute Central league team. "Scrap Iron" Cowan has succeeded Jim Sullivan as manager of the Richmond team of the Virginia league. Reading has a star in Pitcher Northrop. He heads the list of winning twirlers in the Tri-State league. Charles F. Mathison, the baseball scribe, has been appointed secretary of Joe McGinnity's Newark team. The present is the tenth season In the Three I. league for Manager Dick Smith of the Decatur team. Old "Pop" Hogrlever now playing with the Appleton, Wis., team. Is leading the Wisconsin-Illinois league in batting. i "c - ' cute icam nas Deen coming Tk t . . nant. CALEXDAR OF SPORTS FOR THE WEEK. 4 FRIDAY. Annual atta of National Ast Eoclation of Amateur Oarsmen at Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Germantown Cricket club vs 4 Royal Artillery at Woolwich Eng. 4 Corinthian football club sails from England to begin tour of America. SATIRDAY. Annual regatta of National Asrelation of Amateur Oarsmen at Saratoga W Saratoga t-prings. N. Y. A. Germantown Cricket club vs. Royal Artillery at Woolwich, Eng. 4 4 World's sculling championship 4 race between Arnst and Pearce on Paramatta river. Opening of meeting of Niagara w ivatuiB association at Fort Erie. 4 Annual regatta of northern dl- 4 vision of Canadian Canoe associa- 4 tion of Ottawa. Annual sailing regatta of the 4 Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron. Annual Chicago river marathon swim of the Illinois A. C. Chi- 4 cago. Missouri valley tennis champion- 4 ship tournament for men at Kan- 4 'as City.

Wolf Hammond, Ind. Jon., Tues., July 29, 31, Aug. 1

Wash Dresses Priced Low for this Sale.

198 for Dresses worth double 150 of these beautiful and stylish dresses, fine lawns dimities nercales and linen finished duck. They are made with lo neck and short sleeves, neatly trimmed in laces and embroidery Defect fitting and well made garments, not one of them worth less fhan 4 00 you choice while they last at only 1.98. ' 6.50 Wash, Dresses for 3.48 There are 250 Dresses in ' this lot, French ginghams and tissue ginghams in very handsome styles. One Dress is made of a m ported Sctotch madras with a waist made enUrely of an embro?de' all over with kimono sleeve, and the skirt has a deep fold it the t ? ala.The,ter9 ?re, equal,y pretty Dresses anfwe have hem In Ladies' and Misses sizes. o lueiu 100 stylish Wash Dresses priced for this sale at 1.48 These Dresses could not be bought elsewhere for less than 3 50 They are made of a fine quality silk-finished foulard in light ground with black figures low neck style with kimono sleeves, lacf trimmed yoke. A big bargain at the low price of 1.48. . ' m Good Washable House Dresses special at 98c Ji!fe Dreises ae made in one-Pece style of a fine quality percale neatly made and trimmed down the front with fancy figured cloth of contrasting shades; all sizes up to 46. Regular 1.50 values Pretty White Lingerie Dresses special at 5.98 w J? Se e5lfluLsite models, made of a fine white sheer batiste In "ettckaDd f of sleeve style, trimmed in both Venice and fine Tk 5!m1?roi1ery with a wide flounce neatly sheered. They come in Ladies' and Misses' sizes. Regular 8.50 values

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BALL GAME CREATES BIG STIR , (Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, July 28. Never has there been manifested such enthusiasm over a game of ball as is that which prevails in Indiana Harbor and Gary j over the game set for tomorrow be1 tween the Gary Works and the Indiana Harbor league team at the Jndiana iiarDor ball park tomorrow. i ! Gary is simply wild, and Indiana Harbor is no less so. Gary, fearful that the grandstand would not accommodate the joint crowd sent by the rival towns, this morning sent In a fev- ! erish demand for every box on the stand that had not already been sold. They would have taken more boxes! had they been available. The boxes ' will go for the most part to the ladies and those Indiana Harbor ladies who have been foresighted and forehanded j enough to purchase boxes are thanking their stars for getting in their application early. Gary will send a special train composed of four coaches, on the South Shore. The train will leave Gary at 1:33 p. m. and will land the fans in front of the ball park shortly after 2 o'clock. It had been intended to charter an E., J. &'E. train, but owing to the distance this would have landed the fans from the grounds. It was thought better to come via the South Shore. The event has resolved Itself Into not only a matter of rivalry between the cities of Gary and Indiana Harbor, but between the Inland and the Indiana Steel company's mills, and there will be great interest as to which mill rm tur nout the biggest crowd. In Gary the enthusiasm over this feature is at fever heat. Indiana Harbor is banking on the Inland doing its share toward maintaining its well-established reputation of never falling down on the Job, and word has been passed around for all hands who are not on duty at the hour set for the ball game to put In an appearance. The men. however.! need no such hint, for their pride in their mill i3 well known. Quite a number of boxes have been engaged by Harbor people. Superin tendent John W. Lees of the Inland has engaged two boxes and will have as his guests Superintendent and Mrs. Gleason of the Gary mill and other friends. William E. Jewell Is one of the box holders, as are also Vice President C. A. Westberg of . the East Chicago company. Mrs. A. G. Lundquist. who will be there with a party of ladies, Ralph Fairmont and Nick Fox. Other boxes have been sold to parties whose names could not be learned. It Is understood that there will be a great outpouring of ladies of the

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low for this Sale Jsp silk- Waists 1.98 Very nobby Waists cf a fine quality white Jap silk, front and back neatly pin tucked; front of the waist is embroidered in silk lace trimmed. Regular 3.50 value. Jap Silk Waists at 93c This is a pretty little low neck W aist, made in kimono sleeve style, trimmed with lace insertion on front, back and sleeves, well made, all sizes. Regular i.aw vaiue. Harbor and a goodly number are expected to come over from Gary. The event " will undoubtedly be the social event of the season, so far as baseball is concerned, and the game is expected to be a fight to a finish. Indiana Ilarbar has not forgotten the narrow victory by- Gary at the last game and the lown wants to prove that It has a team that In every way equals, if it does not outclass, the visiting team. JERRY KENNY IS DEAD AT LOWEL (Special to Thb Time?.) Lowell. Ind., July 28. Jerry Kenny one of Lowell's pioneers died last night at his horn in this place after a brief illness brought on by infirmities. He was 87 years old and one of Lake County's oldest living pioneers. An aged wife survives him. , Jerry Kenny was horn in vnnsk.. -- w.ltUVV. For Ten Days We will sell all Oxford Ties

JOHN KELLY, RED GROSS, REGAL, WEBER and BEACON LOW SHOES . New styles at a reduction of 20 per cent.

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Regal, Weber, Red Cross 4.50 Oxford

Regal, Red Cross, John Kelly 4,00 Oxford Ties Regal, Red Cross, John Kelly 3.50 Oxford Ties Weber, Beacon, John Kelly 3.00 Oxford Ties

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EXTRA SPECIAL Ladies' fine BEADED BAGS fancy colored beads, large

size, regular 3.00 1.98 value, at Clothing: Men's BLUE SERGE SUITS, peg top pants, 3-inch cuff, well tafinr regular 15.00 value, ft fC special at. 150 Boys' REEFER COATS, in gray, tan and red, in fancy Scotch mix tures, sizes 2 to 9 years, 4 nn regular 3.50 value, at I Hq 300 pair of Men's fanev WORSTED PANTS stripes and mixtures, regular 3.5'0 value, at 1.98 35 dozen Men's fancy DRESS SHIRTS In black and white, striped percale, all sizes, 1.25 val...79c 25 dozen Children's ETON CAPS In blue, tan and red serge, regular 25c value, at 18c 25 dozen Men's light weight bal briggan SHIRTS and DRAWERS. flesh color and blie, reg 19c ular 35c value, at 50 dozen Men's WASH plain and fancy colors, TIES, in 7c regular 15c value, at.... one of fire children of Chas. and De ooran (Rollins) Kenney. The father witn his family moved to Muskingum county. Ohio, and engaged In saw-milling. After five years he returned to his native state, but in 1R37 putt.. Porter countv. Ind - . . ... ...... ucr Hebron and a year later mov.rt ir,tEagle Creek township. Lake county. ""B lny spent the remainder of their days In the pursuit of farmi,.s. Jorry V. Kennedy the subject of this sketch was 14 years old when his parents left Maine for Indiana. He was given a common school diir-M i chose farming as a vocation. In 1842 he was marrle dto Phebe Woodruff, daughter of James Woodruff, old settlers . of Lake courfty. To this unir.. six children were born, George, W Luclnda R.. J. C, Joseph D., Schuyler C. and Effle L. Mr. Kenney followed farming until 1872. when he purchased a stock of merchandise at Orchard Grove which he operated for a great many years. The store is now run by a grandson,. Kip Kenney. Jerry Kenney became quite a land ownpr. h.rin.. as high as 513 acres In Cedar Creek and i-.agie trek township at one time. In 1 ii 1 j ne was r n rrt m t c Wi ,1 . . fuoiiuasici

Commencing Saturday, July 29

our Ladies' and Misses' and Pumps at a 7 Ini

EXTRA SPECIAL 16 dozen Ladies Tan and Gray All-Silk 16-Button Length GLOVES all sizes,,

1.2o value, at. Specials 1.50 Children's WASH SUITS, made of a good quality linen finished ouck, an colors and sizes, 1.00 value, at 39c Men's All-Wool 2-PIece SCTOCH SUITS, In light gray and tan mix tures, regular 15.00 value, 9.98 at. 50 dozen. Men's lisle SUSPENDERS Light and dark patterns, g mm regular 50c value, at.,, OuC 75 doaen Boys' well made KNEE PANTS Sizes from 3 to 16 years, . 19c regular 35c value, at...', 50 dozen Men's fancy and plain With collars attached, 1.00 and 1.25 value, at . 69c Boys' BLOUSE WAISTS ia light ana dark patterns, regular 50c value, at 29c 25 dozen of Boys' and Girls' STRAW HATS In plain and fancy straws, 39c values up to 1.00, at. hM mi v.GrVe Wh,Ch rosition ho llth 4 6 rUra' rUte Was polished. He was an ardent republican Z e-.".n1 dcvoted member of th Methodist church. CLARK STATION. A largre entertainment o-iVOn w A. Keller of Clark took place last night - i.rSB numoer of her friends and relatives were present. Dancing and music were the features and all report a fine time. " Mrs. L. Cockin ami riiio-h- mi. beth of East Side were Clark visitors yesterday. Mr. F. Behn, Miss Emily Behn. Miss Ellen Clossen and Mr. Elmer Behn of Clarke were Ross visitors yesterday. Mrs. A. Luck and Mrs. O. Banner and Mrs. L. Beck of Clark were Gary visitora last evening. Mrs. Elsie Blatter formerly Mis Elsie Zuley of Chicago, well known The death of Mrs. RlnMc . shock to all her friends and relatives. Ties at

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