Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 12 July 1912 — Page 8
Friday, July 1-2, 1912. 6
THE TIMES.
Mid-Summer Clearance Twice Yearly Event. Radical Reduction in All De
partments. MEN'S SUITS Reduced to
been learned the two girls left Lock-1 port "on an early morning train and
a strange
SECRET SERVICE TfiEH
INVADE THE LAIR
were not accompanied by
man as reported. Edna is 17 years old. and Agnrs is one year her senior. Although reticent about saying anything as to where she had been owing to the rumors circulated in the village.
PHn. Vi ci mrtv sttttprt flhe was on a !
visit to an older sister, who was mar- i JjQgf Qf Park IS EXamid
rled about two months ao, ana who now resides at Gary. Indiana. She has
refused to make any public statement to neighbors regarding her reasons for leaving homo bo strangely, or whether she was accompanied by her sister.
She has inrormea no one dui ner motu- Tti .rci .rvire Barents
er regarding her sister's whereabouts I Kulded by chief Martin of the Gary
witn tne excepuuon ox assuring me police today invaded Hosford Park and did not elopo and were not coaxed from beKan search for counterfeiters" outhome by white slavers. Jollet News. J fits which they believe to exist around
the Racke and Pridem homes, the i habitat of spurious money makers.
some of whom are at large, others in Uhe Fort Leavensworth prison and still two others in the Gary city Jail.
Capt. Porter of the Chicago division
for "Queer" Shovers byUncle Sam Today.
w0m
Monarch Shirts, 85c Chiett Shirts, 1.15 Straw Hats at Clean-up Prices
The Model
Clothing and Shoe
House
ROTHSCHILD & HIRSCH, Prop
HAMMOND INDIANA
DOCTORS SCORE
QUACKERY AT MEETING-
(Continued from Pas; 1.)
Cles on health and disease for the enlightenment of the public.
On the program for the evening's
session last night was a paper on
"Asphyxiation. Collapse and Shock." by Dr. F. H. Fox of Hammond, and a discussion which was led by Dr. L. P.
Collins of Hammond. It was In this connection that the pulmotor, a comparatively new but very effective lite-
saving instrument in cases of asphyxiation and similar cases, was demon
strated by A. E. Olts, Industrial power
and one operative were the wo federal officers who visited Hosford park. Henry Racke and Ford Pridem. the exconvicts, who were arrested by the Gary police Wednesday on counterfeiting charges are held at the city Jail waiting orders from the federal authorities. To Ge To Indianapolis. As Gary is in the Indiana division the further disposition of the prisoners wil be attended to by the government operatives at Indianapolis. Capt. Hall, chief of the secret service branch at Indianapolis, a deputy United States marshall, and an assistant United
a -v n a r . frr- t hfl V(rtharn Tnillona flan
and Electric company. The instrument S,ates ttorney are expected from the
Is owned by the company, and accord
ing to Mr. Oltz's statement to the association it is at the disposal of the
medical fraternity free of charge. Crltlca Not Present.
While the pulmotor has proven Its
state capital this afternoon to take the
prisoners back with them for a hearing before a United States Commissioner. It is probable, however, that Racke and Pridem will make their appearance before the federal commls-
An Oat of the "Way Place.
Hosford Park long has been the
efficiency as a life saver. It is. in the sloner at Hammond.
opinion of Dr. James H. Burry, chief sursreon of the United States Steel
company, and Dr. F. W. Merritt. the rendezvous of counterfeiters. Adam house surgeon of the steel company's Racke. the father of Henry Racke held hospital at Gary, after all an unsclen- at Gary. and the otter's own son are title device, and a paper along these now in the Fort Leavensworth prison, lines collaborated by these two Dro- They were arrested by the Gary police
fessional men was on the program last yar- The two men h'ld at Gary night, but owing to other engage-i'f recently released from the gov-
ments neither of the two was able to eminent prison.
be at the meeting. j Although counterfeiting raids are Mr. Olts gave a very thorough dem- not new at Hosford park, the little se-
onstratlon of the pulmotor. jquestered and out of the way hamlet F-thi... t,.!. lin the south part of Gary, is much ex-
. . , , cited over the latest turn of events.
iroiessionai .cinics, tne pel noDDy
and the ever-handy subject of the as soclation as a filler for discussion
last night and was seasoned with
little heckling of the press,, because , the members of the two profesisons I
are at loggerheads as to what constitutes news insofar as the members of the medical profession and their patients are concerned. I AW . . M 4 - - f n-
iuo ,uicC wie cverung ur. . .rvIr will be
Evans called attention to the meeting ,naURUrated on the Illinois Central
: PAY-AS-YOU-ENTER
FOR RAILROADS
of the Tenth District Medical assocla-
suburban system Aug. 1. It will cor-
tion which will be held at alparalso . . .. . . . . t, . . . . . respond to that in effect on the street on August 1, and to the next county . . . . ,,... c. ... t.i v i. .j ... and elevated railways. So far as is
MISS EDNA 0LS0I1 HOT VICTIMJF SLAVER One of Girls Who - Disappeared Was on Visit to Sister at Gary.
meeting, which will be held at the Lake Front park in Hammond, the feature of which is to be a basket picnic
Miss Edna Olson, the daughter of Mrs. Hannah Olson, Madison and Tenth streets. Lock port, who disappeared from home last Tuesday night, returned quietly yesterday, exploding the story she had been a victim of white slavers, as has been suggested. She left in company with her sister, Agnes, but the latter has not yet returned. Miss Olson was last seen by her mother, prior to her disappearance, late In the evening when she was sitting on the porch waiting the return of her sister, who was at Dellwood park attending a dance. It has since
COLLEGE PRESIDENT WEDSJMGE HORE Dr. Winthrop Stone of Purdue, Whose Sons Are in Gary, Weds Again-
The marriage of Dr. Winthrop Ellsworth Stone, president of Purdue uni
versity, and Miss Margaret Winter took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at their home In West Lafayette, says the Lafayette Journal. The marriage services which were read by Dr. John P. Hale, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, who -came here yesterday from Chicago where he had been visiting friends, was wit
nessed by about twenty guests who
included intimate friends and relatives and among whom were Dr. Stone's sons, Lawson and Richard Stone, who are spending the summer at Gary. Dr.
George Mackintosh, president of Wabash college and his bride, who was formerly Miss Jean Mitchell of Lafayette, were the only other guests from a distance. The bride wore a beautiful but simple white wedding gown. After the congratulations the bridal couple left for northwestern Canada, where they will spend the summer climbing the mountains In that section of the country. Dr. and Mrs. Stone will return to Lafayette early in the autumn.
THERE'S A CHAlfCH THAT TOl
OUGHT HOT TO POSTPONE THAT SHOPPING" ANT LONGER. READ THE TIMES' ADS AND SEE IV THIS
IS HOT SO.
known, it will be the first Bystem of
the kind on any steam railroad in the world. With the changing of the service a "pay-as-you-enter" xone will be estab
lished between Randolph and Sixtythird streets. To points beyond the service will be practically the same as it Is at present. Every passenger who boards a suburban train between Randolph and Sixty-third streets must have a tickot before passing through the turnstiles with which the stations are now being equipped. Giiemen to Take Up Ticket. If the passenger purchases a one way ticket for any express point between Randoph and Sixty-third streets it will be taken up by the gateman. If he has a commutation ticket It will be punched.
i The following procedure has been arranged for handling passengers whose destination extends beyond Sixty-third street. The passenger buys a ticket to his destination, which is punched by the gateman, but not taken up. After leaving Sixty-third
street, by which time most of the passengers will have alighted, the con
ductor takes up the tickets of these
longer distance passengers,
Patrons using local service north
bound will present transportation to
trainmen for collection, oa trains tha
same as at present. Those using ex
press service - nortn do una irom an stations south of ' Sixty-third street
will follow the present system.
Ticket Color . Scheme Adopted.
The same conditions will apply to
the South Chicago, Blue Island, Matte-
son, Hammond East Chicago and Gary
(Ind.) service. To enable the gatemen and trainmen to readily distinguish the approximate destination of passengers, a color scheme for tickets will be provided. The body color of all one way and commutation tickets for use on local suburban trains will be white. On the same tickets for use in the zone nortn of Sixty-third; street the body color will be green, for use south of Sixty street it will be red.
S(S RHfinwintfes fll7aiH?27Zm Chicago No Change of Cars South Shore Lines and Illinois Central R. R. New Through Express Trains Leaves Hammond Week Days 8:04, 9:34, 11:04 a.m. 12:34, 2:04, 3:34, 5:04 p.m. Most Convenient Line to the Shopping District of Chicago. Fare 25 cents one way, 50 cents round trip.
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MIMAS
GOMFAMY
Hammond's Greatest Department Store
The Great Rebuilding Sale now going on here is evidence of the arrival of another cycle, it is but the anticipatory step to a magnificent New Store, fit to cope with the enterprise and needs of the hour, it will be beautiful inside and out but we must positively move a great many thousands of dollars worth of Seasonable Mer
chandise as we are being crowded into smaller space, cramped for room. Everv deoartment of the Bis: Store has hundreds of things it
must sell, that it has been strictly ordered to get rid of regardless of
former price. So come, bring your friends and look about, you 11 fin J the picking mighty good wherever you turn.
eiv of the Many
Hundreds of B
argains lie offer
light
Genuine Soisette,
and dark colors, warrant
ed fast colors, highly mer
cerized, 32 inches 4 CJLf wide, yard I U2vf
Silk Tissue, heavy silk,
jacquard figures, street
and evening shades, sale price, 1 "7
yard. . . ... ...... I I U
Apron Check Gingham, all
colors and sizes of checks, full width and count, fast color, ; ET
yard... JU
Crash Toweling, extra heavy, fast color, blue or red border, very absorbent 18 inches wide, 4 fl 1 yard... . .... IfC
Crochet Bag large crocheted rose in center, size 9x9,
Ions: cord handle with
tassels, at
47c
All-Over Lace, silk emb. on net in all wanted shades, 18 inches wide, reg. price
1.00 and 1.25 CQr per yard ww
Pearl Buttons, self shank, sizes
10 to 14, dozen Qq
Ores Maktr's Pins, 400 count,
needle point, card... 2c
Pearl Buttons, 2 boles, extra
Talue, dozen q
Calico, full feet weave Rebuilding per vard
pieces, per
and print, sale price,
29c
Ladies' Union Suits.
bleached, very elastic, lace
trimmed at knee and neck,
sale q7p price vJ&U
Cotton Foulard, lawn and batiste, large assortment of patterns, every shade
and tint, reg. 121ac jXi and 15c, per yard. . . 21
Men's Ecru Balbriggan Underwear, all sizes,. Rebuilding: sale price, for
Saturday, at
18c
Men's Black Derby Rib
bed underwear, air sizes Rebuilding sale price
garment QQp at 00b
Boys' Knickerbocker Knee Pants, 50c values.
Rebuilding sale price,
per
pair
29c
Boys' Soft Snap Brim Straw Hats, 50c kind.
Rebuilding sale price,
Saturday
at.
35c
Men's Neck Band Shirts, made of madras and per
cale. Rebuilding sale
price
only
38c
Men's Pants, cheviot and
cotton worsteds, large
sizes. Rebuilding sale
price, pair
53c
Men's All-Wool Blue Serge Suits, would be considered good 1.25 value.
Rebuilding sale price
9.95
Boys' Suits, sizes 9 to 16 years, knickerbocker style
made of . fancy cheviots
Rebuilding sale A 4Q price. Z. I J
Small Boys' Washable
Play Suits, long legs and
sleeves, regular 50c kind.
Rebuilding sale Q"7 price J U
Men's Chain Knit Silk Sox, lisle tops, heels and toes. Rebuilding sale price Per OQp pair. s&wu
Williams' Talcum Pow
der, with hinge covered
box; regular 25c size, for
this sale at...
15c
Tiz, for sore feet and
corn; regular 25c size special for this sale
at only 1
, 18c
Tooth Brushes, regular
15c and 25c this sale only
values, for
9c
DaBrook Toilet Water,
all odors, regular 50c size
for this sale 33
Ladies' 2.50 Pumps and
Colonials, in Gun Metal,
Patents and Velvets. Re
building sale
price
1.98
Ladies' 2.50 White Canvas
Button Boot, tip or plain,
all sizes. Rebuilding sale
price,
pair
1.95
Ladies' 3.00 Oxfords, in Tan, and Black, extra
qualitv. Rebuildine: sale
price, 4 AQ pair.. "rU
Girls' 2.00 Patent Co
lonials, hand turned soles,
sizes 8V6 to 2. Rebuilding
sale price, 1 1 Q pair I . I O
Girls' 1.S5 White Canvas
2-Strap Pumps, very
latest styles, sizes 8V2 to 2
Rebuilding sale price, pair
Girls and Little Tots' Hats and Bonnets, values up to 2.50. Rebuilding sale price, 75c, 49c, 1 f 25c and.. I
The New Corduroy Hat, just in from New York.
KeDuiidmg sale price
only............. 1.45
' 31
100 Navy and Black Serge Shirts, all new well-tailored, trimmed with buttons and having high 1 Q"Tf waist, for Sat. sale
Children's Dresses of gingham and percale, light and dark, sizes 2 to 14 years, sale OOj
........... oao
98c
Men's 2.00 Elk Skin Shoes with leather soles, 6 to 11, good work shoes. Rebuilding sale 4 Af
.... I .TO
price, pair.
Men's 2.00 Patent Colt Oxfords, good serviceable quality, sizes 6 to 10. Rebuilding sale DOf price, pair ?Olj
Little Boys' 1.35 Elk Sole Outing Shoes, soft leather
uppers, sizes 9 to 13. Re
building sale price
98c
Little Boys' 1.25 Dull Calf Shoes, all solid leather, sizes 9 to 13 V2. Rebuilding:
sale price, pair
89c
price.
Ladies' and Misses' Mus
lin Drawers, deep hem
stitched frill, extra quality, per 17r pair I li Children's Blue Chambray Rompers, lowr neck, short sleeve, regular 50c value, price J g j Boys' Wash Suits in Rus-
sian, aaiior or Mintarv
styles, medium and light
colors, regular 1.50, sale price. .
97c
Ladies' Bathing Suits of
real wool mohair, trimmed with braid, different styles new 3-piece style, Q fjQ sale price sCawO
Ladies' Hot Weather Kimonos, of persian lawns.
Ke building sale price,
Saturday, at..
98c
Children's Patent Colt and Vici Kid Shoes, fine quality, sizes 3 to 8. Re
building sale RQfr I price, pair ..-uw;
Ladies' Trimmed Dress Hats, values up to 6.00. Rebuilding sale price,
1.98, 99c and.
49c
Untrimmed and Ready-to-Trim Hats, values up to 6.00. Rebuilding sale price
98c, 69c, 49c and
15c
Auto or Summer Coats of
French linene, plain or
trimmed, with blue. Re
building sale price. .. ......
198
Ladies' Lawn and Percale
Dresses, broken assort
ments and slightly soiled,
values up to 3.98, Q Q n
UQb
sale price .
Children's Aprons, of fine check gingham, made with sleeve; sizes 3 to 8 years,
sale price .
23c