Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 291, Hammond, Lake County, 22 May 1917 — Page 10

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THE TIMES Tuesday, May 22, 1917 DOUBLE OUR BUSINESS IN MAY Double Stamps Wed. Double Stamps Ved. WEDNESDAY SALE N0 phone or mail orders filled, we reserve the right

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Crown Point News

Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

"SILVER THREADS"

The city council met last evening. the purpopo being: to recei? bid.s on th.e building of concrete crossings for the city. Frank E. MuzzaU ws the successful bidder, his price beinff 9 cnts rer square yard for 4-inch -walks and $1.3 per square yard for 6-inch. Joli Schwircho was the other bidder. Changes -wero mails in the specifications for a deep welL recently adopted by the council and the council will readvertise for bids for the work as soon as the nT specifications are prepared and 'approved. Members of the Chamber of Commerce were present petitioning' the council for an appropriation to provide a city play ground for the children on the South Ward school grounds. The matter was referred to the committee on public welfare and it Is -expected that a favorable-report win be given, as the playgrounds movement has the endorsement of the Parent-Teachers Association. The council also passed an ordinance without a dissenting vote, the storage, sale, giving- away, discharge or firing of fireworks or other pyrotechnic displays. The ordinance is drastic in its provisions and practically ends the kids' old-time Fourth of July celebration.

The governor and the state fire marshals have requested that such ordinances should be passed throughout the stg.te as a matter of safety in war time and also to conserve the powder and other necessary ingerdients in the make-up of th tire works. Crown Point's soldier boys at th front are not beinff forgotten by Crown Point citizens, yesterday a big package of necessities and luxuries being forwarded them by their friends. That is about the least that the "stay at homes" can do, and it shouid be made a regular practice from this time on. The sad death of Miss Pauline Knopf, the nineteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Will Knopf, living east of this

city was reported yesterday, he dying suddenly on Sunday afternoon at her parents home. The funeral service will be held this afternoon at the St. Paul's Lutheran church, the burial to be at the Maplcvood cemetery. The big storm of Saturday night did considerable damage in Crown Toint. electric light and telephone wires being blown down and the service suffering accordingly. Much damage was also done to shade and fruit trees, many branches being blown down by the high wind.

Whiting And Its People

Bay a $50.00 Liberty Bond. Bask of

Whiting, open 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. h-21 Princess theatre tonight. The famous motional actress. Theda Bara, in "The Vixen." A powerful drama portraying the wiles of a fascinating woman. Also a good comedy. 5-22-1 Oeorge F. Henthorne of Pheridan avenue, is in a Chicago hospital where he underwent an operation. Mrs. Thomas McCarthy of Central avenue, entertained "her nephew, Joseph Pwindel of the Great Lakes training station, over Sunday. Mrs. V. J. Lawler of Central avenue, was called to Park Manor by the serious illness of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fifield and daughter. Miss Marguerite Fifield. motored

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It costa onlv EOc for a large bottle, at Jos. W. Weis, 98 State St.. Hammond.

and all good drug stores, or write Hes sir-Kills Drur Co.. Memphis. Tenn.

Try Q-Ban Hair Tonic, y-wan iiquii Shampoo. Q-Bnn Toilet Soap: also QBan Depilatory (odorless) for removing superfluous hair. Send for free illustrated book of lectures. "Hair Culture." This tells how to take proper care of EGUE-biuE. 5Vriletojly, Adv.,

Crib Blankets In white cotton, pink and blue stripe" bordi ers, lze 30x36 inches, regular 15c. Special 9

Curtain Rods 15c Extension Rods, curved ends, fits any window up to 48 Inches wide. On sale each 9?

12o and 15c quailMes, white, ivory or ecru, plain center with either open work or ribbon border. Special per yd.. Clothes 7 Pins First quality hardwood. Special for this sale, six dozen for 9

Ax Handle Hard wood, full size, 15c regular price. For this sale special each at 9

Carpet Beater Heavy

coppered

wire, wooden ' handle. Special for this ' sale at only 9 Brushes Calsomine Brushes. 7-inch size, long fibre, 15o value. For this sale at only 9 Furniture Polish Harker'a for policing all kinds of fun lture, pianos, etc 25o boflle special $X 9

Shaker Flannel Bleached, heavy nap on both sides, special finish for infants' wear- per yd., 90 Limit 10 yardsSchOOl Hose Medium rib. fast color, perfect weave, full length leg, sizes to SS. Special per pair 9 Envelopes Sizes 5 to 6!. A special bargain for this sale, 2 packages, 50 envelopes for90

Tooth Paste Colgate's Tooth Paste, 10c tube- For this sale, special at 90 Talcum Powder Violet and Rose Geranium, 15o cansSpecial for this sa e at 90 Dimity Apron Stamped for eyelet embroidery, enough floss to complete design. Special at 90

Double Our Business Bargains

Union Suits for women, very elastic rib, lace trimmed knee and yoke, no sleeves; regular and out sizes; regular 59c value. Per 3Uit 390 Boys' Athletio Union Suits, "Muring Make'' is all the description they need. Ages 2 to 10 - (9 Ages 12 to 16 890 Children's Combination Suits Union Suit and Waist in one, tape over shoulders, Fhort sleeves, knee length; sizes 4 to 16- Suit 290 Silkized Nainsook Onion Suits for Women Flesh color, lace trimmed at knee and yoke, size 4 to n. rer suit S1.00 Child's Union Suit. B. V. D. style, made of firm check nainsook, sizes 4 to 16. Suit 290

Beautiful Colored Voiles, excellent quality and crisp finish; plaids, stripes and figures in beautiful shadings of colors; would be a Bplendid value at 35c. Yd. 290 Promenada Suitings, looks like linen, all the new shadings and clors to match for combinations;

36 inches wide. Yd. 250

Crepe de Chine, cotton and silk mixture for waists and underwear, light colors, 36 inches wide: 59c value. Yard ., 4g NOTION SPECIALS

Llng-ene Tape 5 yards to bolt, with

Doakin. per bolt j r

Snap Faatene-m Black and white

an is on card for 7 He """ Maker's P1n Needle points, full count, a paper 2C Fancy Braid for trtmming, 3 and 4yard 'bolts, each m BO-lnch Tape Mrr, metal "ends. ach ....le Bla I. awn Tape. S sizes boltTl' Te ild Oirlera All sizes. 12 in pkg..4e

Sale of Summer Clothes for Kiddies

Simple Simon Slip-Ons, 590 Can be worn as a separate garment or over -the clothing; serviceable, comfortable and classy; 2 to 6 years. Girls Aprons, 500 Dark blue, percales with pin tripe or pin dot, kimono style with belt and jacket. Girls' Dresses, $1.00 The best of ginghams, plaid and plain or stripes, beautiful styles, large assortment of good mo'dels. Children's Bloomers,

250 Muslin Bloomers, also straigl:; drawers, plain or with the U'.-".. and embroidery trimmed; 2 '

Muslin Drawera,2for 250 Vof children. fpldid muslin, hemstitched hem ao4 fine tucking.

2 to 15 Team

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aches and pains, the corns, callouses, blisters, bunions and chilblains. "Tiz" draws out the acids and poisons that puff up your feet. No matter how hard you work, how long you dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain oa your feet. "Tiz" brings restful foot comfort. "Tiz" is magical, grand, wonderful for tired, aching, swollen, smarting feet. Ah: how comfortable, how happy you feel. Your feet Just tingle for Joy; shoes never hurt or seem tight. Get a 25-cent box of "T!z" now from any drugs'.ft or department store. End foot tort-r fr-'-v-r wear rmaller shoes, kei your feet frish, sweet and

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to Culver, InJ., where they spent the week-end. . Mrs. I.ane of Chicago, spent a few days here visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fry of Pensylvania avenue. The lecture on "How to Vote'" will

be given at the high school assembly room tonight at 7:45 o'clock, at which a regular election will be held, all the various details of voting to be gone through with. The Whiting library is aiming to keep an accurate list of all the soldiers leaving from this city, for historical purposes, also for the benefit of those wishing to know the aidresses, etc., of the various rookies. For this reason the solicitation of th community is

desired in keeping the library posted on the names of those enlisting, the regiment and company to which they belong and their addresses from time to time. The library is to be a storehouse of information regarding our brave boys and letters and pkiures will also be posted which will bo of

Interest to thn community. A complete list of all those enlisting s desired which can only be secured by the co-operation of our citizens. Mrs. Ben Albertson of Stiglitz Tark. is visiting in Michigan. Mr. Malloy of Hammond, is the new manager for the Wliitinir Mercantile

Company. The marriage of Timothy Ryan, now of Cleveland but formerly of Whiting, and Miss Mayine McCarthy, also of Cleveland, will take rlace at the latter city next week. Miss McCarthy, who is the. niece of Thomas McCarthy of Central avenue, is also known here.

having formerly resided here.

Three more Whiting boys left yesterday for Ffrt Wayne, having enlisted. They were Ralph T'orter, son of Mr. and Mis. Albert T'orter of Cleveland avnue, John -Santo and John Roman. Two new cases of scarlet fever have been reported, they being Bertha, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. 11. IIoskins and Harry Janowski. 71S New Tork avenue. Arthur Biesf-n. Jr.. or the Kedorko flats is. the victim of thicken pox and six - members of the Clark family at 411 Fischrupp avenue are ill with the measles. Miss Margaret McKlroy of Indianapolis spent, a few -days here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mctllroy of Indiana boulevard.

Mr. and Mrs. Simon TTendrickson of Geneva, 111- was the guest of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrickson. on Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Lampman is improving at the sanitarium at Ottawa. 111., where she expects to remain another month. Mrs. Felix McKlroy ilnd son, Joseph WeUette, will leave for Rosscommon, Mich., next Monday, where they will spend some time visiting the former's daughter. Mrs. Tago Owen.. The regular meeting of the W. Vt. A.

of the Maccabees will be be Id tomorrow night in the T. O. O. F. hall, for which a special- program is being arranged. A picnic lunch will be served, each one furnishing their own. All members are urged to be present. M. K. li.:rr and fnmily motored to rai:: tinday. Mr?. Joi n .1. Keller will nil'-:-' ! the M. K. ladies' Aid society at a Silver

J Tea at her home in Sheridan avenue

next Thursday afternoon. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. G. I Fredenberg. All members and friends are cordially invited to attend.

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Tuesday evening of this week the Agricultural association will have its regular monthly meeting to which all Interested are invited to attend. An interesting feature, of the evening's program will be a talk by David Boone of5 Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Cash .Mien of Crown Point, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Feter Khrsam. Sr., here over Sunday. John Schmitt of New Tork, Is spending several days visiting at the home

r.f hia Kister. Mrs. Joe Keilman, at

present. Michael Fagen left Saturday evening

for Terre Haute where he was sent by

the St. Joseph court. C. O. F., as dele gate to the convention.

Two automobiles were racing through

inwif Sunday, and as our marshal was

alone he only succeeded in landing one

the one seeming to win the race, and

tok him before Judge Evans where he

paid for the fun. Our health officer. Dr. M. K. Refacz,

left yesterday afternoon for Indianapol's where he will attend the annual

meeting of the state board of health.

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Renew the Joy of Living Don't let ill health any longer rob you of life's pleasures. Get back your appetite, strengthen your digestion, stimulate your liver, regulate your bowels and improve your blood by takir

Curtain Nets Marquidettes and Voiles, short lengths, ' values to SoP, large range of patterns. Per yard 190 Boys' Waists Special purchase, 50od quality, large assortment of materials. On

sale 190

11SEIMS PUIS

Their action is prompt and thorough, and you soon feel their benefits. You will cat more, work better, sleep pounder, and feel new strength after a short course of these dependable pills. They restore healthy conditions, and soon Bring Health and Energy Larffnt Sal o Ar Medicia in tha WerUL Said Evanrwkare. In box am. lOc.

Men's Ties New designs and smart novelties, silk3 and wash materials. Special at 190

Energine The best cleaner for all ' kinds of fancy shoes and clothes. Special

190 Limit 1 bottle. Harlem Oil Capsules For all kinds of kidney trouble, 25c box. Special at190 Girl's Dresses Medium light percales, pinks, blues and linen colors, 2 to 6 years. Special "at 190

Profit by These Items

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Women's Waists Percale and chambrays, plain shirt waist styles. ,1t to 3(5 only, at 190

Crash Scarf Cotton, stamped special design, regular 33c, special at 190 One to customer.

Rug Border On felt base, oak pattern, 24 inches wide, regular 39c. Special pr yard, 19

Turkish Towel Bleached hemmed ands and heavy weight, size 15x38 inches. Each at 190 Pillow Tubing Bleached. 45 in. wide, free from dressing, durable. Per yard 190 Seed Voile Waisting, 40 in. wide, free from wide,doub!4 round thread, 29c value. Per yard 190

Palmolive Soap Regular 10c cat special this s::!--3 fof 190 (Limit 3 to o;. -tomer ) BeechamVj Pills Best for conj'i pation; 25c V special at 190 Shoe Paste Shinola. Oil Paste or Two-In-One Your choice, boxes for 190

Trousers Khaki and wash jtrip'ed Knickers for summer wear. 6 to 16, at 590

Boys Bargains

Boys Suits at 94.95 In pinch-back styles, some have extra pair of pant6. They're made of good hard wearing cloths in sizes 6 to 18 years. They're values far ibov the ordinary. choic 84.95 Boys' Blouses, standard makes, in light and dark patterns, at --500

Underwear Soys' Athletic Union Suits, made of nainsook. Special value at 59v

Boys' Rainy Day Outfit Raincoat and Hat 1o match, in neat gray patterns; sizes 6 to IS, priced at go 4g

Boys' Blue Serge Suits at $4.45 . An opportunity for economy that no mother can afford to overlook, also includes a large variety of fancy, mixture fabrics. Special at $4.45 Boys' Shirts, collar, attached or detached, nobby patterns, at 590 3

Savings on Groceries

SUGAR Best Granulated with order of $1.50 or more (flour, butter, butterine, soap or potatoes not

included), 3 lbs.

69c

Fancy Florida large size, very eating, 10 lbs-

New fine

Tryphosa, the new jelly powder, pkg. 90 Quaker Rolled Oats, per pkg 9 1 pkg. Borax Soap Chips 9 1 pkg. Oriole Corn Flakes g 1 bottle Vanilla or Lemon Extract One Dozen Celery Plants - 9 1 doz. Aster Plants, 3 colors Qj One 7-lb. sack of Salt for 90

1 can Lewis Lye Fels Naptha or U. S. Mall Soap, 4 bars Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 pkgs. J9 Lily Gloss Starch, 3-lb. box 19 4 small cans Pet Milk at 190 Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs 1 tail can Pink Salmon t 190 2 glasses fine quality J"y 19c4

Coffee Mill Glass to hang on wall, steel hopper, 1-lb- sizeFor this sale, special 690 Tea Kettle White and white enamel, enameled cover, seamless body; $1.00 values at 690 Men's Union Suit Of nainsook, fine fabric, well finished, cut large, 34 to 46, at 690 Table Damask 58 inches wide, floral and snow flake patterns, 45c value. Wednesday only, 2 yards 690

Men's Shirts

Choose from laundered or soft cuffs.

odd assortment and

broken lots- 11 toi

17H, at j

690 Dutch Curtains Plain voile trimmed with 2-inch lace edging, finished 24 yds. long with Valance; regularly $1.00. Special at 690 Linoleums 12 ft. wide, 14 good patterns, heavy quality; today's value

$1.00 per yard. Special, vard 690

Pillow Cases ' Hemstitched and stamped, very fine quality, size 36x42 inches. Special, per pair 690

Crash Toweling Very absorbent and heavy weave, 16 in. wide, fast selvedge. 10 yards for 690 (Limit 10 yds.)

Auto Caps

All new shapes,

beautiful color com

binations. silk , and cloth; values up to

$1.25- On sale at

620

You Will Buy These Items

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House Dresses Best percales and ginghams, . medium and light colors; sold at $1 to $150; sizes 16, 18 and 36. On pale

690

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound $100 bottle, very special for tfti3 sale a: Wednesday at

690

POTATOES

Potatoes, 68c

Border Santos Coffee, pr lb 190 Kitchen Klenzer Scouring Powder, 5 cans for 190 2 lbs. Fancy Jap Rice or 190 4 rolls Toilet Paper ror 19c 1 can Monarch Baked Beans 190 1-lb- can Tuna Fish, white and dark meat. for - 190 3 lbs. Minas Blend Coffee -- 690

Fountain Syringe 2-quart size, red rubber, $1.00 valueSpecial for this sale

690