Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1917 — Page 2

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THE TIMES

In order to reduce our stock prior to remodeling we offer these Money Saving Bargains for 30 days only. It will be to your advantage to participate in this sale Everybody Welcome Open Every Evening Old gold, silver

diamonds, etc., taken In trade Bargains in Watches

21-Jeweled 20-yr. Hampden $28.95 21-Jeweled 20-yr. Elgin : $34-95 23-jeweled 20-yr. Hampden .$34.95 21-jeweled 20-yr. Illinois $26.95 17-Jeweled 20-yr- Hampden $14-95 7-Jeweled 20-yr. Waltbam . 48-95 7-jeweled 12-size Hampden $6-95 7-jeweled 16-size Waltham $5.95 Guaranteed Ingersols $1.35 up New Bracelet Watches 14- karat Gold Outfit $19.95 15- jewel 20-yr- Outfit $12.95 Elgin 20-yr. Outfit. $14.95 Imported 10-yr. Outfit $7.95 20-yr- Hunting Ladies' Outfit $12-95 Bargains in Diamonds

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1 5-100 carat Gent's Ring $245-00 82-100 carat Tiffany Ring $220.00 71-100 carat Tiffany Ring $190.00 63-100 carat Tiffany Ring $160.00 40-100 carat Tiffany Ring $79.00 21-100 carat Tiffany Ring $29.95 18-100 carat Tiffany Ring $19.95 12-100 carat Tiffany Ring. ....$14.95 Other good values $4.95 up Special Discount, on Genuine Diamond Earring.. Scarf Pins, Brooches, La Vallieres, etc $5.00 up Finest White quality at rock-bottom prices. Guaranteed Jewelry Sale or. Now. Fobs $1 93 Chains 65c Cuff Links 35c Scarf Pins 75c Charms $1-00 Gold Knives 95c Bracelets $1.50 La Valllers $1.50 Pearls .... $3.C0 Emblems .23T! Tie Clasps 35c Solid Gold Ring Bargains. 14-karat Wedding Rings $5.C0 up Baby Rings from 50c up Ladies' Rings from $1.00 up Gents' Rings from $3.00 up Sale on Novelties. Sold Belts $1.50 Parisian Ivory Articles 50c up Flag Emblems, etc 10c up sterling Silver Spoons $1.C0 up Silverware 52-piece 1S47 Old Colony Chest, worth $35.00, for $28-95 26-piece Rogers Sets $8-95 Clock Bargains Guaranteed Alarm Clocks ...95c up 8-day Strike Clocks $3.95 up 8-day Cuckoo Clocks $8.95 8-day Store Regulators $5.95 up GREATEST VALUES IN TOWN. 163 State Street. Hammond, Ind. (18 Years of Success In City.) ARKINS Est. 1889

GARY DRUGGIST

PAJAMA PARTY

Private detectives disrupted a gay pajama party at the Normandie Hotel in Chicago last night at which Harry J. Bachner. a Gary drufdst. Trixio Bodine and Margraret Carroll were principals, according to a divorce hill filed yesterday by Mrs. Ruby Bachner, 367 East Fifty-sixth street.

THE TIES' FINANCIAL

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June 22. Atchison 101 America nBeet Sugar 94 American Car Fdry. 75 Ji American Locomotive 71 Anaconda S3 American Smelting 107?i Brooklyn Rapid Transit 59 k Baldwin Locomotive 66 Vi Baltimore and Ohio 73 U Canadian Pacific 161 American Can Co. 48 i New York Central 91 Colorado Fuel 52 Central Leather 9fi Chesapeake and Ohio 60 Crucible Steel S3U Erie 26 American Steel Fdrs. 71 General Electric 160 Maxwell Motors 5Tj Mexican Petroleum 96 i Northern Pacific 104

while playing tennis, to slake your thirst and avoid drinking water while your blood is hot.

aJ..r, 'v ' ; iP i . rn Pennsylvania 52 Ti Peoples Gas 77 Republic Iron and Steel 91 ? Reading 96 V. S. Rubber , 61 American Sugar . 12H Southern Pacific 93 Southern Railway 28 Chgo. Mil. and St. Paul 75 Texas Oil 212 j V. S. Steel 128 S Union Pacific 137 M Utah Copper Western Union 92 Wabash - 12 ij Willys Overland 35 H CHICAGO DRAIN rUTUEIS. Wheat July. $2.10: Sept.. $1.84. Corn July. $1.55 M; Sept.. $1.47.

The Most Notable SuperValues of the Season

This Perfectly Stunning Pump The very latest fashion the very finest patent kid- (To be had, also, in strictly high grade dull kid.)

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$5.00 the pair

Other Beautiful Pumps (Patent and Dull Kid, High or Low Heels.) The very smartest models strictly high grade, and the best part of the story is that you can own a pair of them at any of these moderate prices: $3.50, $4.00 and $4.35 Snowy White Pumps

Beautiful styles wonderful values pure white kid turn soles wood heels (3.00 Snow White Kid, extra special S3. 85 Dainty White Fabric, turn soles -2.85 Sport Oxford3 and Pumps, white fabric $2.50 to $4.00

All Over White Boots

NOTICEABLY SMART WITH SUMMER DRESSES Allover White Kid A "Walk-Over" model $10 and $12 Finest White Fabric a summery beauty 83.50 Beautiful White Fabric Boots with military heels, very fashionle - - S3.50

Beautiful Novelty Boots in all the newest leathers and combinations

$3.50 to $12.00

Shoes and Oxfords for Men

They look good, feel good, wear

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ijj shoes for men, in all styles, tan or

Oats July, 63'ic; Sept., 58',aC.

CHICAGO XVE STOCK. Hogs Receipts. 20.000; market, slow. IS to 20 lower; mixed. $14.85(5 16.00: good. $15.80 16.10; rough. $13.85W 15.15; liKht. $13.60015.70; heavy, $14.55 & 16.10; pigs. $11.0014.60. Cattle Receipts. 2,500; market, steady; beeves. $S. 50 13.80; cowp-heif-ers. $5.754f 11.70; stockers-feeders, $6.00 & 10.00; calves. 11.00315.75.

36Vic; !35-ic;

CHICAGO PRODUCE. Ftutter Creamery extras, creamery firsts. 36c; firsts, 34 Vi

seconds. 33 34c. Effgs Ordinaries, 2TS2Se; firsts, 29 29ic. Live Poultry Fowls, 20c; ducke. 14 17c: geese. 12.gl4c; springs, 252Sc; turkeys, 18c. Potatoes Cars. 15 new. Wis., $2.75 3.00; Minn.. $2.76 Q 3.00; fancy western. $2.75ig 3.00; springs. $3.15 3.45. Veal 50 to 60 lbs.. 17ilSc; 70 to 80 lbs.. 18liS19c; 90 to 110 lbs., lSUf 20ic; over weight. 140 to 175 lbs., 15 !7Hc; coarse, 12Q12lc.

COLLECT THESE FOBTSAXTS. The Chicago Sunday Herald has already given away a portrait of General Pershing and Rear Admiral Gleaves. With every copy of next Sunday's Chicago Herald there will be a supplement insert portrait of Vice Admiral W. S. Pirns in command of the American Navy in European waters. Every one who possibly can is collecting these portraits. Make sure you secure yours by instructing your newsdealer today to deliver the Chicago Sunday Herald to you regularly while these portraits are being given as a supplement. 6-22-1

HUBDH PASTOR TO GO TO LAPDRTS

LAPORTE, IND.. June 22. It is verified here that Rev. Father Wickfer. the beloved pastor of the Catholic church at Indiana Harbor, may be transferred

to the pastorate of St. Peter's Catholic

church in LaPorte, succeeding the lat

Rev. Father George II. Schramm. Rev. Father Wickfer is 45 years old and has been a priest for nearly 20 years. He Is very popular and his removal to LaPorte Is said to be deeply regretted. He Is a man of personal charm and has many staunch friends outside of his parish. It is understood the announcement of the changes in the Fort Wayne diocese will be made next week, the changes probably taking place July 1.

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$2.85 to $4.50

Men's Oxfords. Ortt quality S3. 00 to S5 Of) WALK-OVER Shoes and Oxfords the world's choice 'for comfort, 'style and service. Buy a pair today $5.59, $6 up to $8

Walk-Over Shoes For Men.

J. B. ORTT WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP 169 STATE ST., HAMMOND. "THE STORE FOR SERVICE."

Walk-Over Shoes For Women

GREATEST RED CROSS WORK RECONSTRUCTION

"The Red Cross is founded fundamentally for the care and comfort of soldiers, but we are not fighting this war alone for the direct efficiency of battle. We are fighting here for infinitely greater objectives. There is no support that can be given to the American ideal, to the American ab-

Jectlves of this war, better and greater than a proper organization of that side of our civilization which we believe Is today Imperiled. "We are fighting against an enemy who had become dominated with a philosophy with an idea for which there is no room in this world with us. Germany is a nation obsessed with the single idea that survival of the strong warrants any action, demands any submergence of the individual to the state, which Justifies their mastry of the world. "Our contention of civilization lies in the tempering of the struggle for existence by the care of the helpless. The survival of the strong, the development of the Individual, must be tempered, or else we return 2,000 years in our civilization. While the Red Cross devotes itself to the strengthening of the strong, to the support of the soldier, it is a duty of the Red Cross illume that part of American character and American Meal which stands for the care of the helpless. "Let us congregate the strength of the whole nation Into the Red Cross in order that it might undertake this, possibly the greatest, work which we have yet to perform, and that it bind the wounds of France!

For the XJpstanding Man at the front, in the trenches, on the firing line in any business, the best food to sustain energy and strength is Shredded Wheat Biscuit, the food that supplies in a digestible form the greatest amount of bodybuilding nutriment at lowest cost. A better-balanced ration than meat, or eggs, or potatoes. Two or three of these Biscuits with milk make a satisfying, nourishing breakfast that puts you in top-notch condition for the day's work. Deliciously wholesome and nourish-! ing for any meal with berries, or other fresh fruits. Made ;at Niagara Falls, N. Y.

iaff occurred In Hiss X.usk's bomii yes. tarday. Hammond Ball Park, Saturday, June 23, Hammond vs. Chicago Giants. Sunday.

June 21, Hammond vs. Mur-

leys.

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Join the Red Cross

ELL-AMS

Absolutely Removes Indigestion: One package proves it 25c at all druggists.

These are Red Cross Days!

"The way to assist in the work the Red Cross will do Is to contribute at once to the $100,000,000 war fund."

Must Pay for Full Year. Peter J. Kruyer, internal revenue collector for the district of Indiana. Monday said that a number of requests have come from liquor dealers, asking whether revenue taxes on liquor licenses could be paid for part of a year because of the prohibition law, which becomes effective in the state next April. Mr. Kruyer said there Is no provision for the payment of revenue taxes for part of a year and said all taxes would have to be paid for the full year. The government fiscal year begins July 1, when all revenue taxes are due.

By United, Press. WASHINGTON, Jane 22. The senate Interstate commerce committee today decided to beg-in hearings next Tuesday to include not only coal price fixing-, but also steel, copper, iron and other applies. Senator Newlands, chairman, declared the hearing were going' to take a wide range because of the "danger of labor disputes and popular uprising against high prices if the present conditions continue." By United Press. WAUKESHA, WIS., June 22 Miss Grace Xusk, high school teacher, eliminated one angle of the "eternal triangle" with a revolver. Today she said she felt she was Justified in killin? Mrs. David Robert!, the other woman, whom he shot last night. Although In a critical condition from self-inflicted bullet wounds, Miss Lusk talked freely to officials, lliss Lust, who is 42 years old, is alleged to have been in love with Dr. David Roberts, wealthy cattle man, and husband of the woman whom she killed. Boberts says he and Kiss Xiusk were merely "good friends." Tho shoot-

Don't Patch Them Get more mileage by having them vulcanized. We have a few seconds at a reasonable priceLeimback's Vulcanizing Company 262 N. HOHMAN STREET, HAMMOND.

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573 BULLETIN STREET. Blouses for Every Occasion Unusually Good Quality at Popular Prices DRESSY DAINTY SUBSTANTIAL A collection of Waists that should interest every woman whose summer wardrobe needs another Blouse. A wonderful array of styles to choose from in Georgettes, Crepe de Chines, Voiles, Marquisettes and Organdies. PRICED FROM $1.00 TO $10.00. "We also carry a complete line of Thompson's Glove-Fitting Corsets and H. & W. Brassieres.

Theatre TODAY Wm. Desmond and Margaret Thompson in 'BLOOD WILL TELL' Also Ruth Rowland

in-

S'The Neglected Wife" This is one of the bst pictures ever offered. SATURDAY Lillian Gish and Wilfred Lucas "SOULS TRIUMPHANT" Also "Pinched in the rinlsh." Sunday Dorothy Dalton in "Wild Winship's Widow."

PASTIME TO-DAY "GOD'S CRUCIBLE" Five Act Feature. SATURDAY "THE WORLD AGAINST HIM" Five Act World. SUNDAY "LOVE'S LAW" Five Act Wm. Fox FeatureMonday "Builders of Cps'les." Featuring Mark McDermott-

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Comedy

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CASEY AND HIS PALS

Matinee and Night ! Admission 10-20-30

Meats and Groceries Manufacturer of Hams, Bacon and Sausage. Wholesale and Retail. Auto Delivery.

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SPECIAL SALE. Kellner's Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked Ham 28 Kellner's Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon 35 Rib Roast, boneless rolled (no waste, no fat) 21e Choice Cuts Beef Pot Roast 20 Boiling Beef 14 Short Steaks or Sirloin Steak 20c Leg or Loin of Milk Fed Veal 21 Shoulder or Breast of Veal 18& Hind Quarter of Lamb 2o Front Quarte rof Lamb .14 Hamburger Steak ..16c Fresh Made Liver Sausage 16d Fresh Dressed Roasting or Stewing Chickens 25 Pork Boston Butts 23 Every trtiele is guaranteed to be the best obtainable." To serve our customers with fresh meat only we have installed an ice machine. Our meats can't spoil any more. Trade at Kellner's, the finest, most up-to-date market in Hammond.

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STREET WEAR soon xzuafce 7xxr shoes look ebxbtoy- Present day costumes requiim neat footwear- Our Shoe Repairing insuves neatness. We do careful work and can improve tne looks and lengthen the -wear of jowr old comfortable shoes. Try nsi Standard Electri Shoe Repair Shop Alex Abrahameon, PropBest oak leather, reasonable prices, tip-to-date methods. 235 East State St. Hammond, Ind.

fOTHKJ SUAU 0 DE' 'IB. fo$n I.ove' enchanting- melody, wldtpered thru the ag on tn winfl of tne world, thrummed on tha harp of life, or piped by Iarbl, the eternal lover, haa never been o entranclng-ly played as in Bobert Hlchens' onl-rtirriny romance, attuned to the heart-strlngre of mortal hope. Wondroue in it jrorgeous eettlnga, radiant with lta spectacular scenes and colorful papeant of life and love.

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DeLuxe Theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 25, 26 and 27th. Continuous from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. Prices: Main floor, 25c; balcony, 15c; Children, 10c Evening: Adults, 25c; Children, 15c; Gallery, 10c.