Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 298, Hammond, Lake County, 7 June 1912 — Page 3
Fridaw June 7, 1912.
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Special Bargains for Saturday, June 8th in our Cloak and Suit Department
12.50 Ladies' and Misses 2.50 Women's and Miss- 3.50 Women's and Miss- 4.00 Women's and Miss- 50 dozen Ladies' fine 100 dozen large size Full size silver bleached 1,000 yards of extra White es' fine es' fine es' heavy Black Silk Hose Bleached Turkish Hemstitched Table heavy qualitv bleached Embroidered Voile Colored Lawri Dresses Gingham Wash Dresses Slip-On Rain Coats Excellent quality, sizes Towels Cloths Bansley Toweling Dresses Light and dark shades, Stripes and checks, spe- Excellent quality, spe- 8V2 to 10, special for Hemmed, heavy weight, Regular 1.50 value, Colored border, 18 in. Special for this 7 OQ special for this i .4 Q cial for this ) AQ cial for this Q QQ this sale QCrt special for this 1 fr sPecial or QQa wide, special for Qn sale at. uQ, saleat a JO sale at.... . sale at L.0 at J3b sale. I this sale UUb this sale at. 9C 6.00 Women's and Miss- 7.00 Women's and Miss- 3.50 and 4.00 fine white 1.25 fine White Lingerie 75 dozen 38-inch wide 10 dozen of stamped and 150 Women's fine plain 75 pair of Ladies' long es' fine es' fine gray and tan Jap Waists Shirt Waists and 6-foot long Hemstitched Dresser and colored Black Silk Gloves White and Colored Dress Skirts Open front and back, Embrodiery and lace Window Shades Scarfs and Squares Parasols Good heavy quality, Serge Dresses In whipcord material, long sleeves, special for trimmed, special for this Mounted on good spring Regular 75c values, spe- With natural wood han- special for this salei Special for this O VI Q special for this j ftC this sale fin sale QOr rollers, special 4QA cial for this OD dies, special AAA at Vlfl saleat 0,40 sale at.. . KuD at I ,tlU at 00C for this sale j?C saleat QtJtj for this sale tOC only tuG 'SO V?n7rn full ci70 75 ' dozen Women's fine 2.50 Children's 50 dozen Women's fine 1,000 yards 27-inch wide 1,500 vards of 19-inch 1,200 yards of 27-inch 75 doz of Boys' extra fine and white checked Muslin Petticoats Summer Coats Muslin Night Gowns Silk Mull Messaline Silk wide Balbriggan Shirts and Gingham Aprons Embroidered flounce, In navy blue, red and Embroidery trimmed, Plain and dots, light and In plain light and dark Fancy Tissue Ginghams Drawers Special for thisl f special for " this sale Copenhagen, sizes 2 to 6 special for this sale dark colors, special for colors, special for this Plaids and stripes, spe- Sizes 24 to 34, special atonly.........:19c oanir 69c ?SSal . . 1 .69 oW 39c ssa!c... 20c 5l6. 38c ai,.f.'......15c 19c 25 dozen Children's fine 100 dozen Women's fine 15 dozen 1.50 and 2.50 30 dozen Women's reg- 100 dozen Women's fast 25 dozen of Women's 100 dozen Ladies' and 1,000 yards of No. 40 all Wash Dresses Muslin Drawers Kabo Corsets ular 1.25 black black Body Shaped Vests Misses' Beach Hats ;. silk taffeta In percales and lawns With wide hemstitched Seconds, long and short Mercerized Petticoats Cotton Hose With or without sleeves, In light and dark color Hair Ribbon ages 2 to 6 years, spe- ruffle, special for this models, special for this Embroidered flounce, Seamless, sizes 8V2 to 10, special for this sale percales ,the kind you All the wanted shades, cial for this AQr salc 1 sale QQr. special for this DQn special for this Qn only A always pay .25c I Qa special for nft saleat tub at JJw at o0L saleat Qwb sale Ob at I UU for, special Uu this sale ... . ..QU
Special Bargains for Saturday, June 8th in our Dry Goods Department
Specials for Saturday June 8th, in our Clothing and Furnishing Departments
Special Bargains Saturday, June 8th. in our Popular Shoe Department
200 pair of Youths' Peg Top Trousers An exceptional bargain,
light and medium dark
cassi meres, reg. 3.00 value
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75 dozen Men's Shirts and Drawers Extra good qual. of light
balgnggan. An excep
tional bargain
at.
37c
An extra bargain for Saturday. Men's Underwear In blue and brown,
oroKen sizes, 35c value at . . .
18c
75 Men's Blue Serge Suits In a medium weight allwool blue serge, regular a?:w:..;;9.45 50 dozen Bovs' Wash Waist In blue chambrar, back satine and light color
percale, reg. 35c quality . . .
22c
75 doz Men's and Boys' Four-In-Hand Ties" In plain colors as well as striped in light and medium dark, 1 0f 35c value, at I lU
50 dozen Boys' Overalls A verj7" good blue Overall, sizes 4 to 15; regular 35c value, 4 tx at. I 3C 50 dozen Men's Lisle Hose In fancy colors, regular 15c value, special for
this sale at. .... .
8c
25 dozen Boys' Knee Pants In an extra good weight, sizes from 9 to 15 years,
regular 35c 1 Q
lUlf
quality.
50 Men's chevoit and
worsted Suits
In light as well as me
dium dark pat 1 Q ilC terns 18.00 val Z.T'U
185 Pair of Men's Elk Sole Tan Outing Shoes, sizes 6V2, 7,' IY2 and 8, special for Saturday,
per pair. .
1.69
35 dozen Boys' Work Shirts
In Blue Bell Chambray
and dark blue, sizes 12Va
to 14, regular 50c quality. . . .
37c
200 Men's and Boys' Field Straw Hats In a genuine Mexican
and peanut straw, regular 25c 1 Oif value, at I 20
138 Pair of Children's Low Strap Slippers, in vici kid, tan; also patent leather, sizes 5 to 8, reg. value 1.00, spe- EQf cial Saturday. . . .OwC
167 Boys' Low Cut Ox
ford Ties, tan and gun
metal, also patent leather, mostly samples, reg. value 2.25, spe- 4 Q cial Saturdav . . . I . I J
200 Pair of Infants' Soft Sole Slippers and Low Cuts, pretty styles, regular value 50c, special f01; Sat- 1 ?p urday Oil
78 Pair of Misses' Fine Velour Blucher Lace
Oxblood color, regular value 1.75, special for
Saturday, pair . .
89c
360 Pair Ladies' Low
Cuts and Oxfords, pat
leather, vici kid and gun
metal, regular value
3.00, special for Saturdav
1.39
86 Pair of Misses' Tan Vici Kid 2-Strap Low Cuts, pump style, with silk bow, reg. value 1.50, sizes 10y2 to lVa, 4 ' f ft special for Sat. . .UU
265 Pair Children's Patent Leather Roman Sandals, a neat shoe for summer wear, sizes 2 to
5, special, Saturday
59c
235 Pair Ladies' Kid Oxford Ties, patent tip,
single sole; a soft easy
low cut for house wear, regular 1.50, spe- QQ,-, cial for Saturday . Ov
200 Pair of Sample Oxford Ties, tan and oxblood and gray suede, regular value 3.00, sizes 2, 21, 3, 3H, 4, 1 ft ft 4V6, special Sat. I ,UU 500 Pair of Ladies' Blucher Lace Kid Shoes, up-to-date style, solid leather, honest make, reg. value 2.00, f special Saturday .0 w 87 Pair of Boys' Patent Leather Bluchers, medium soles, dress heel, regular value 2.50, special for 1 VI E Saturday fj
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FOURTEEN LIVES WERE IN DANGER (Continued from Page L)
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and the whole family repaired to the back porch, taking their bedding with them. Ernest could scarcely walk, and all had bad headaches and were considerably affected. Even on the porch, the air was filled with a sickening odor from the leaking pipe, and aa Ernest's condition seemed to warrant it, Mr. Anderson at length called Dr. Schlieker, who kept everybody moving the balance of the night. In the meantime the Thomas' household had been aroused about midnight, and they, like the Andersons, were afflicted with painful headaches. Lizzie, a 10-year-old girl, was not willing to
take a chance on remaining In the
i house, and went to the home of a
neighbor, where she spent the balance of the night. The rest of the family decided to hold the fort in their own dwelling and sought out the i-oooms least affected by the gas. The Incident recalls a similar one which caused the death of an aged couple in the Calumte building. In this case, aa in the one last night, the leak was outside, and the escaping gas followed the pipes Into the roooms in which the old people slept, asphyxiat
ing them. An investigation was started by the Northern Indiana Gas company his morning and it was found that the accident was caused by a small leak in one of the pipes. Natural gas was also being used, but no blame is placed on this by the gas company. The leak was found in a pipe that was apparently in good good condition, but as yet no cause for the leak has been given out.
Returlng trains leave Randolph Street at same hours trains leave Gary. Through Express trains stop at Van Buren Street, Central Station, Woodlawn, Kensington and Hegewlsch, and connect at Gary with limited and local trains for Michigan City and South Bend.
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MARSHALL'S STRENGTH GROWING (Continued from Page one)
governor has made a good impression on the Kentucky democracy by his oldfashioned style of politics, and the talk is that the Blue Grass delegates will not be long in coming over to him at the convention. From Alabama comes the news that the democrats of that state would be glad to see Marshall appointed. A year or two ago he made a visit to Alabama and made the address at the commencement exercises of the University of Alabama. He spent several days In the state, getting acquainted with the leading men of the state. He visited several cities and he was feasted and dined
and entertained In great style by the people of that hospitable state. It Is well known that Marshall made an excellent Impression on the people of Alabama. A close friend of the governor says that he has been Informed by democrats from Alabama that Marshall may count on that state as being
for him. Strength ia Second Ballot. Up in Michigan, it Is said, some of the loading politicians of the party are out workng for delegates for Marshall, and that they are lining some of them up for him. It is the belief of the friends of the governor that he will ge a number of votes from that state. It is not likely that Marshall will get many more delegates on the first ballot than those of Indiana alone, but it Is on the second ballot that they ex
pect him to make a good showing. They say that if he can get the two hundred votes on the second ballot that they figure landing for him he will have made such a showing as will make the other candidates sit up and take notice. This showing, coming Just ' at this time, is in the nature of a surprise to some of those who have been predicting
that the governor would not get anywhere with his candidacy. The governor all along has had sublime faith In his nomination, and It Is sad that he s now more firmly confident of It than ever before. Keynotes Tonight. It Is expected that in his speech at the Democratic editorial banquet at Fort Wayne tonight Governor Marshall will make plain his views on some of the theories of government, and that he will do it in such a way as to leave no doubt as to his views on certain subjects. It will be interestng to watch the result and see how the . speech "takes" Over the country- If It meets with the approval of the political leaders It may mean much to him In the way of support at the convention. If, on the other hand, it does not meet with approval, some of the other candidates and their friends probably will Jump on it and show it up. Up to this time, however, nobody has openly attacked Marshall on any proposition that he has advanced. This fact is pointed to My some of his friends as proof that democrats all over the country are keeping themselves in line in this way so. that they may be In position to flop to Marshall's band wagon when they see It start through the convention hall.
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Harry Maugns the Chicago and Milwaukee middleweight who is matched to fight Art Godfrey at Hurley. Wis.
June 20, has located in Indiana Harbor
and is making his home at the Lincoln
Hotel. Mr. Maugus, who is a cousin of
Chris Dallas proprietor of the Lincoln Hotel issues a deft to any middleweight in the world.
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