Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 224, Hammond, Lake County, 21 February 1913 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Friday, Feb. 21, 1913.

CROWN POINT.

Elder Berry eez froum th looks o these fash'nable wlmmln nowdays they drm't worry ea'much erbout what t put on e what f take off. ' Th' feller thet lets sentiment act e hts p'lltickal a pent gener'ly don't git enuf votes f light a pipe with.

; The Lake County Agricultural society through Its secretary, Fred H. "Wheeler, has called a meeting of -the members and all those Interested in they county society to be held at the courthouse assembly room tomorrow. Important business connected with the ISIS Lake county fair will be transacted, and all Interested are earnestly requested to attend. The Lyric photoplay house will present one of the best films ever seen by the patrons of the popular amusement place tonight, being the two-film reproduction of the famous Shakespearean classic. Romeo and Juliet.

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, company In the land and amid the ! very scenes that Shakepeare lmmorI tallied the drann of the house of j Capulet. ; j The Methodists have decided to contlnue their special services another t week, and on Sunday and Monday i evening Dr. A. T. Briggs, a noted dlj vine, will conduct the services. The ! Crown Point public is especially in- ; vited to attend and be benefited by the J religious revival. I Charles Krohn has returned from a three weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. j Adolph Etling of Waujjegan. 111. Mr. ! Krohn was taken ill while there and j his earlier home-coming was accordi ingly delayed. I r. A. Parry of The Times, visited his i parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Parry, on Kast street. ! Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tlllotson .of ' Manitou. Colo., formerly of this place.

j are visiting' with friends In Crown a Point this week. Mr. Tillotson coni ducted a barber shop here some six- " I teen years ao.

Measles Is reported at the homes of Messrs. Anderman, Leach, Westerman and Raasch at this writing. Washington's birthday tomorrow will be generally observed as a holiday the banks, postofflce and saloons beins closed. Exercises commemorating the day will be held in the public schools here .today. Miss Norma Bartholomae has been on the sick list for the last few days. It is reported that Ed Laws is quite seriously ill with pneumonia at his home on Main street. The Hazard club will meet at the home of Mrs. Julius Rockwell on Court street on Monday afternoon. It is said that Arthur Volk will be one of the citizens to embellish Crown Point with a new residence this' summer", to be erected on his property on East Jollet street. " The city council will meet on Monday evening to hear all property ownera -affected by the opening of West street now contemplated by the council. The new building and loan company which will soon be incorporated in this city is an institution Crown Point has long needed and it Is expected the new financial institution will be a great stimulus to the building: of homes at the county seat. Added to this the incentive for saving and a chance for safe investment by those of small means makes the new institution one which will be looked upon with favor by the small Investor.

REMEMBER ONE YE ARAGO TODAY Remember one year ago today? It was February 21. the date of the big blizzard. A year ago there raged a storm the like of which hadn't been seen in these parts for years. Street traffic was crippled and steam and electric lines almost ceased operation.

avenue. East Chicago, this morning: at 7 o'clock. . The repair men fouad considerable trouble In fixing the break on account of the Ice, and It was 8: 80

before the cars were in operation again. Fortunately there was no damage done by. the breaking of the wire other than the delay In the service.

Three delegates have been appointed by the hoboes' union to attend the Inaugural of President-Elect ' Wilson. They will make an effort to present

him with a document describing how their constitutional right to liberty i interfered with by the authorities 1n various states. ;

ICE BREAKS TROLLEY WIRE ATE. CHICAGO The heavy ice on the trolley wire of the Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago street railway caused a break at the bridge over the canal on Forsytn

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Coat or Suit in the store Saturday

This Marks the Climax in Coat and Suiting Selling In a Few Weeks We Will Install a Beautiful

On the Second Floor, Adjacent to the Cloak and Suits Section. Already Car

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Price is the "big stick" we will drive them out with. Choice of any Winter Coat or Suit in th

pel Satiwdayand that price is $5.95. Don't wait till afternoon or night, but come fearfy,

for Women will flock here for these garments, which are worth up to $22.50. We must get the room' quickly that's why we do It.

CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS To get the room we offer Saturday, choice of any Child's

Wool or Plush Coat in the store lor 3.50. These Coats sold up to 11.00, sizes 6 to 14, at. i

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SILK MARQUISETTE This dainty, pretty material, po much in vogue for spring, is shown

here in all the new spring shades in exclusive si:es at

SILK RATINES The most popular of all fabrics for spring wear. We have a complete

line of colors and the price a little lower than you'll find it elsewhere...

CORDED RATINES Have you seen them?

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line of pretty patterns wre show in wide and narrow cords and the price is a fourth less

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WHITE SERGE Yes, white will be favored again this year. We've a big selection and a

special value in White Serge, 42 inches wide,

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SILK GINGHAMS Fine Silk Ginghams and Tissues in the daintiest weavings. Color com

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A big variety to select from

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TUB SILKS Beautiful new spring colorings

and designs for waists and dresses, a real dollar value, Saturday (Main Floor, North Aisle.)

WOOL CHALLIES We show a big line of col

ors and patterns in very fine weaves that are

worth up to 65c a yard, and Saturday the price will be dropped down to...

COLORED CREPES Pretty for dresses and

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PEROXIDE 16-ounce size Peroxide same as usually sell at 50c, Saturday

(Main Floor, Center Aisle.) EMBROIDERY Over 5,000 yards Edges and Inser

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(Main Floor, Center Aisle.)

HOSIERY Women's fast black good 25c J A hose all sizes, Saturday .' 0 G , (Main Floor, South Aisle.) SILK HOSE Women's Silk Hose, black with lavender top, good 50c grade, Saturday. . 553 C (Main Floor, South Aisle.) MEN'S UNDERWEAR Extra heavy fleeced qq Shirts, all sizes, regular 50c kind, Saturday. . JJC (Main Floor, South Aisle.) CHILD'S UNDERWEAR Heavy Fleeced Lined

Shirts and Drawers, all sizes in gray and white, 39c kind, Saturday (Main Floor. South Aisle.)

CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' WINTER COATS Choice of forty-two AllWool Coats in navy, red and brown, nicely made and trimmed, sizes 8 to 14, worth up to 9.00, choice Saturday,

(First Floor, Center Aisle)

Bargain Table.

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FANCY RIBBONS In number 60 and 80, beautiful floral designs, worth 25c, yard...

(Main Floor, Center Aisle.) HAIR BOW RIBBON Made especially for hair bows with extra heavy edge in blue, pink, white, navy, red and black in No. 100 and 150, " all silk, worth 25c, Saturday... IOC (Main Floor, Center Aisle.) NECKWEAR Women's fancy Neckwear in Jabots, Dutch styles, etc., in silk, lace and net, 39c, 50c and 98c values, sample line, Saturday VQR (Main Floor, Center Aisle.) Klb GLOVES Women's 1.00 quality Kid Gloves, white only, Saturday OO ony OUC (Main Floor, Center Aisle.)

RUCHINGS Narrow, medium and wide in cream.

white and ecru of fine nets, laces, etc., special for Saturday.... (Main Floor, Center Aisle.)

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