Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 123, Hammond, Lake County, 10 November 1911 — Page 9

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Miss Marie Flynn, star in "Madam Sherry." which comes to the Hammond theater on Sunday, and for which Manager Kingwill reports a bis advance sale. ,

Up and Down in INDIANA

. GVY RLBVEN ME) OX JIHT, Tor the first' timo In the history of the Wayne Circuit Court at Richmond a caee in bein heard by a Jury of eleven instead of twelve men. When the damage suit of Otto K. Hoffman against the P. C. C. & St. L. railway was called in court. Juror George I-'raxier, of Williamsburg: was not present, havlnsr been detained by a late

train. The' Judge and lawyers were anxious to proceed on account of other business pending before the court, and it was agre'd to continue th case with eleven juorors. Hoffman's suit is on account of personal injuries. , search fob n smso; ESDS. Sheriff .-.Butltfr and Deputy Sheriff Stanley of IxEansport left . t ot . Cin clnnati with, a ireq-uisitton for Jiriies t." Cushinp, , 'hd.Jn" jail there under charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. ; The. search-for Cushing has been going on? for the last three months and was pushed by Joseph McKenzie, a Logansport real estate dealer, whose son "was induced to: indorse Cushlng's cherk for $70 at a Logan-

sport bank. Cushinff is also charged

with having defrauded the Rev. Ir. Grandstaff, pastor of the- First Pres

byterian Churc of Ixjgansport, out of more than $700.

C HILI) IS III KMvl) TO DEATH. Irene Harrel. of Marion, S3 years old.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harrel, !

was burned to death in the home of her j

parents last night In the presence of

three playmates. The child was throwing pieces of paper into a stove, when her dress- caught. The other j children left the house and summoned the girl's mother.- who was away from :

the house. The mother found her child literally baked, and death quickly en

sued.

IXJIRIES AVI LL PROVE FATAL Injuries received when he was struck

by an Indianapolis & Cincinnati traction car at Fairland yesterday after

noon wil probably cause the death of i

Mitchell Ham, "1 years old. a promi-

nent civil war veteran of Shelbyvilie. He has been unconscious since the accident and is suffering from concussion of the brain, a fractured jaw and

internal injuries. He was standing on

the track waiting for a Big Fourj freight train to pass at the time he was struck by the interurban car. The accident is the third one of the kind to occur at Shelbyvilie during the last few weeks. John L. Henry and Harry Morford dying from injuries received

when they were struck by Big Four trains: ooctors nisccss iiyoirxe. j One hundred physicians of Ohio, In

diana, Kentucky, and Illinois gathered

at Kvansville Wednesday for the ninth annual convention of the Ohio Valleys

Medical Association. Professional

topics were the features of discussion

morning and afternoon. Dr. Ralph Heed of Cincinnati. O., discus sing hygiene and the need for more education

di that subjevt in the schools, declar

ing the backwardness of the school authorities regarding it was due party to the fact that too many of the women teachers were so young as hardly to be past "the gum-chewing, giggling age." . President W. D. Haines of Cincinnati. O., delivered his- annual address at Evans Hall Wednesday night. NO DIVORCE A PTE 1 DAYS. Judge Ross, in Probate Court at Indianapolis yesterday refused to divorce two persons who were introduced one night, engaged the next, married a fpw days afterward and separated fifteen -days after. The palintiff was Mary Thompson, 624 AVabash street. The defendant was Edwin Thompson. The plaintiff testified she

worked for a friend of her husband

and was introduced by the friend. Thompson called the evenig after the introduction, proposed and was accepted. She said that he stated, "I am. a drinking man, but I will quit." He did quit drinking, she asserted, for period of fifteen days, when he is alleged to have told his wife, "I am going to drink until I die." The separation followed. Mrs. Thompson said it was her third matrimonial venture. Judge Ross said he did not wish to be a party to such speedy transactions in affairs of the heart.

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it really was beyond our Power to stop or handle the crowd that seiged our store Wednesday and Thursday. We had anticipated a big rush, but nothing7 like whatj occured. We have doubled our force of clerks for the coming 7 days of the Sale. We can assure all those wishing to take advantage of this Great Bargain Feast careful attention. The following prices should convince the most skeptical.

KIMONOS Flannel Kimonos, 1.50 value... 89 C Flannel Kimonos, 4.00 value.. Jgg Dressing Sacques, 50c value.. 23c Ladies'' Underwear, ribbed ununion suits, 1.50 value 79c Men's Heavy Socks.... Qq Men's All-Wool Socks Men's Hankrechiefs, all colors, 10 value q Reg. 50c Value Neckwear 19c Men's Dress Shirts 33c Men's Work Shirts..' 35c verall 39c Boys' Knee Pants 19c Men's Soft and Stiff Hats 93q Men's All-Wool Underwear,. black brown gray.. 89c Ribbed Underwear 35c Fleece Lined Underwear -43c Men's Flannel Shirts 1.50 vaL.ggg Suspenders 19C Big Bunch of Caps 29C Cluett and Lyon Shirts 1.50 val QQq Men's Wool Sweater Coats, 1.25 values 69c Sample Sweaters, 1.00 values.. 39q MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Men's Suits, absolutely worth 10.00, sale price 4.95 All-Wool Suits, worth 12.00, sale price 7.95 Men's All-Wool Suits, in the latest cuts and newest shades. worth $15 to $18, sale price 9,95

You can chose a product of the world's celebrated looms and most skilled tailors.. They equal and. excel any 40.00 tailor-made garment or your money returned. Ask to see these suits at 14.95 BOYS' CLOTHING Boys' Suits and Overcoats from 2.25 to 5.00" A 8avi"9 of half. OVERCOATS All-Wool Cravenette Overcoats, values up to $15, sale price g gg Overcoats, in heavy Irish frieze and .V kersey cloth, values 12.00 to 15.00, sale price, 7 95 Men's English Melton and Kersey .Overcoats, 18.00 to 20.00 values, Bale price g gtj Presto Collar Overcoats, all colors, hand tailored throughout, values ti to 35.00, sale Price 14.95 to 15.95 MEN'S PANTS Men's Pants, formerly sold for for 2.00, sale price 89c Men's Corduroy Pants, formerly sold for 1.50, sale price 98c Men's All-Wool Worsted Pants, were 2.50 and 3.00, sale price 1.65 Men's Pants, finest grade, in all colors and best makes, formerly sold for 3.50.and 4.00, sale price 1.95

Men's Pants, best imported woolens, formerly 4.50 and 6.00, sale price g 95 Suit Cases at One-Half Saving LADIES' SUITS All-Wool In blue and black fancy mixtures, big range to select from. 15.00 to 18.00 values 7.95 18.00 to 2TT00 values 9 95 25.00 to 30.00 values 1495 FUR COATS Caracul Coats, 15.00 to 18.00

values . . Caracul Coats, 25.00 to 30.00

values Plush Coats, 25.00 to 30.00 . values Plush Coats, 40.00 to 45.00

values 19.95 (Lined with Skinner's Satin) SHOES AT SAVING OF ONE-HALF Girls' Shoes, sizes 11 to 2 89c Girls' High Top Shoes, sizes 8 to 11, sale price. 1.39 Boys' Button Shoes, sale price 98c Ladies Shoes 98c Ladies' Shoes, 2.00 values. . . -1.63 Ladies' Velvet and Patent Shoes, 3.50 value 2 39 Men's Patent Shoes, 3.00 and 3.50 values J gg Men's Patent Shoes, 2.50 values 1.69 Work Shoes, 2.00 values. 149

STOVES 25.00 Heaters

27.00 Ranges

9.50 - r - -11.50

BLANKETS 3.00 value gg

2.50 value. gg

J.oo Comforters 5.00 Comforters 6.50 Comforters

1.89

3.49 4.45

6.95

10.95 14.95

49c

165167' State Street Hammond

SKIRTS Panama Skirts, black, blue or brown; 6.00 value. .'. . . 98 Voile Skirts, braided, 8.00 values 4 gg Voile Skirts, elegantly trimmed, man tailored, 12.00 to , 15.00 values 6 98 You can choose a Skirt, a product of the world's best skilled tailors, in voiles and other materials 7 98 WAISTS New Fall Shirt Waists in whitejand - colors, 1.00

values Silk and Net Waists,

3.50 to 5.00 values... ...r..J gg Silk, Net and Messaline Waists, 6.00 to 8.00 values..!.. 3 98 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR 35e Corset Covers..... g 50c and 75c Corset Covers. . . .JJq Muslin Petticoats,, 2.50 values J 45 Muslin Gowns, 75c values. .;. 5Qq We carry a very large line of Furs on which we absolutely can save you one-half. " '

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GREAT HOMEHURNlSrillNG

NOW IN PROGRESS AT OUR LARGE SOUTH CHICAGO STORE. GREATER VALUES THAN EVER BEFORE. GREATER ASSORTMENTS THAN EVER BEFORE. EAS

IER TERMS OF PAYMENT THAN EVER BEFORE! IS THE STORE THAT SATISFIES. THE STORE SAVES YOU MONEY. .

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1.00 Now; 1.00 Monthly

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Davenport Soft and Bed This is the biggest Davenport Bed bargain we have ever offered; comes in genuine golden oak or rich birch mahogany, complete with service

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tress, ' at

3.00 Cash: 2.50 a Month.

35.95

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Only 2.50 Monthly

A COUCH BY DAY; A COMFORTABLE BED AT NIGHT

Watch- Your Baking with the Oven Door Closed No need to cool the oven by looking to see if your baking is "done." You can glance right in on It any time through the glass oven door just as easy as looking out the window. A special oven thermometer tells you every second just how hot the oven is. This and the asbestos lining .enables you to bake evenly at all times. Pay 3.00 and test this Range 30 days at our expense, OO CO then 3.00 monthly... O.OU

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EXTENSION TABLE Extends 6 feet, massive-'' barrel pedestal ; large r top, finished throughout in American flaked oak,

16.75

BIG CHAIR BARGAIN Solid Oak Full Box Seat Diner, hand upholstered seat, in genuine leather with neatly carved law foot, 4 fC reg. 3.25 value, at... aU

Nniirui In addition HUllliSi to this advertisement we also display and have on sale all of the bargains offered by us in the Chicago papers. Easy terms of payment and prompt wagon delivery to your door.

LARGE ROOMY CHINA CLOSET Made of finest 4ak, splendidly finished infl rich g o 1 den

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and neatly carved top rail and claw feet,

13.95 1.00 Now; 1.00 Monthly

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SPIEGEL'S "GOLD COIN" BASE BURNER This is a guarinteed heater has large size fire pot, fitted with d u p 1 ex grates, handsomely nickeled ornaments and foot rails,

28.50

2.50 Now; 2.00 Monthly

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Largest Heater and Range Dept. in the City

Spiegel's "Gold Coin" OAK HEATER This is an exceptionally good little heater, made of sheet steel, easily controlled and will give good service, r S r 5.95 1.00 Now) 75c Monthly

9133 and 9135

Commercial Avenue

Chicago's Leading Furniture Store

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