Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 6 July 1917 — Page 6

PAGE SIX THE TIMES Friday, July 6, 1917 NEGRO HAS JUST BEEN KILLED; CROWD GATHERS TO SEE SIGHT The Store of Satisfaction mm a. mm J T'V- f HT f V!"1 wvj 'UMAX! 1. East . - Meats and Groceries Manufacturer of Hams, Bacon and Sausage. Wholesale and Retail. Auto Delivery. 81 State Streei Phone 77 Hammond.

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, 718-720 Chicago Ave., East Chicago, Ind. DON'T FORGET , inddition to tlie values we give you absolutelyFree or money-saving Trading Stamps. Save them; abook is worth $1.50 in merchandise or $1.00 in cash. Our Ready-to-wear Dept. represents everything that is snappy and up to the minute- Give U3 the once over if you are looking for suitB, skirts or dresses. Big assortment of ladies Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Waists, the styles are the newest, the modes are correct and the p colors beautiful. Special i U.wv In our Large Shoe Department Seasonable Shoes for Women.

WhiteCanvas Boots, ?5ght-inch tops and covered Louis heels. Priced at

White Canvas Three-Strap Slippers Cuban heels and short vamps

White Canvas heels

Sport Oxfords Rubber soles and

Men's Summer Work Shoes Tan Elk Skins, with green leather soles, built for service. Especially priced at

3.00 2.00 1.50

A Tan Elkskin Style Shoe with a heel; exceedingly comfortable and

strong....

Goodyear sewed sole and rubber

2.45 id rubber

3.50

Clothing Department

A number of cool cloth and Palm Beach Suits for men and young men. Lots are broken, but we have your size in some one of the many lots

They are reduced to

we carry.

$8.50, $9.50 and $10.00 Trousers.

Two pecial3 in Outing Trousers, the cool and comfortable kind. Make your selection at gl.Q5 and

2.25

Men's Hose in all the good colors black, white, navy, gray and cham

pagne; fibre silk, good quality; pair Soc; or 3 pair for .

Specials in Furnishings

1.00 65c -59c

Men's Balbriggan Union Suits Short sleeves, high neck, good value at $100. Special for Saturday Boys' Bathing Suits They come in various colors, would be cheap at $100. Special for Saturday

Cool Underwear For ladles, misses and children we feature one garment in particular:

It's a ladies fine gauze union suit, tight or Joose knee, shell -band neck, splendid value- Priced

1.00

Hosiery Department.

Ladies' Fine Cotton Hose, strongly reinforced where the wear comes;

made of carefully selected yarn, all sizes, black or white, exceptional value- Pair :

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Free Tickets to Hartley With Every 50c Purchase or over.

The body of the negro is seen through the crowd on the pavement. Dead negToes on .the streets of East St. Louis, HI., got to be rather familiar sights during the recent race riots, yet a crowd never failed to gather when another negro was killed. It will be observed that unly white men are in this crowd.

East Chicago Her People and Occurences

Indiana Harbor Personal and Otherwise

j Special at Columbia theatre today. ; One of the strongest and most up-llft-j ing- photoplays of the season, entitled

It Mar Be Your Daughter. Children

Mrs. Wa J. Funkey, Jr., chairman.

has called a meeting this afternoon at!

4:30 p. in. of the directors of the Red

Cross chapter in the directors room or! under 16 years of age no admied the First National Bank. without their parents. Special for to-

The Red Cross sewing center have a box of niiterial ready to send. The box contains surgical dressings and bandages. Any women who are willing to spend a couple, of hours helping in this work are invited to do so. The officers of the sewing center are Mrs. W. R. Diamond, chairman, and Mrs. Geo. W. Lewis, secretary and treasurer. There is also a chairman for each day, they are as follows: Mmday, Mrs. J. D. Jones; Tuesday, Mrs. Wm. Meade; Wednesday, Mrs. Dave Reed; Thursday, Mrs. Applegate; Friday, Mrs. Gwilym Jones; Saturday, Mrs. P. Jamieson. Mrs. Thomas rhillips. Mrs. S. T. Johnson, Mrs. John Roberts and Mrs. Kunkhouser are inspectors of knitting. The

sewing Instructor will be named later.! Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Davis of thA,

Herod fiats a little girl on July 4. 1917.

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Two. more sewing machines have been donated to the Red Cross sewing center at 722 Chicago avenue. They were donated by Mrs. Harvey Gilman and the McKinley school building. Chas. Haight took them to the center. Mrs. Robert Dorge and two children of Chicago will spend the week with their cousin, Mrs. Dave Reed. Mr. Dorge will Join his family here On Sunday. Art Jones and Harry Cohen, left ye terday for a motor trip through Michygan. S

Be Careful in Using Soap on Your Hair

Maurice E. Bin AUTOMOBILE JUNKER We pay highest cash price for Scrap, Rubber and Metal 10S7 Calumet Ave., Corner of Conkey Ave. Phones 2728 and 3178

Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very injurios, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is Just plain mulsifled cocoanut oil, for It is pure and entirely greaseles. It's very cheap, and beats the most expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces. Tou can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for

i months.

Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is all that Is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thor

oughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to handle. Besides, It loosens end takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. Adv.

morrow: The biggest novelty vaudeville act of the season will be seen at the Columbia theatre tomorrow. ItoxIdk KasKtroo and three other specially good acts. Don't miss tomorrow's program. 6:7:1 The JOT Girls will meet this evening at Lillian Hughes on Michigan avenue. "All the girls are asked to be present. The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. James Burns. Miss Melinda Turner and Mrs. Mark Bender were Chicago shoppers yesterday. Mrs. Ernest Summers was a Chicago shopper yesterday. Mrs. Sweigert and daughter Mildred of Tarish avenue, will leave Monday for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Ohio and Pennsylvania. AVord was received this morning from Mr. and Mrs. 'William Collins that they had arrived at Casper, Vyo. Their flat on Grapevine stroet will be occupied by Dr. Robinson and family

until their return. The Red Cross will meethls afternoon In the Riley school. Sewing and knitting will be done.

This afternoon In the library the

Equal Franchise club will meet. The ladles will register before Mrs. W. B. Van Horn who has received her notary commission.

count many people who advocate safety first, travel miles out of their way to

avoid taking life and death chances.

All the people of this vicinity ask is

that those men who are responsible for the neglected condition of the road

take a trip on Clark Road In ?.n auto

mobile from Nlneth avenue to the Grand" Calumet river and not only ascertain what Improvements should be made, but actually make Improvements. Mesdames August Luck, Fred Behn. George Schmetzer, Otis Benner and William Hollman wiere the guests of the latter s parents at Wanatah, yesterday, and report a splendid time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schewer and children. Gertrude. Emily, Herbert and Charles of Windeor Park, epent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Scheurer here.

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There is the most accessible Automobile in the world Everr Eeo Salesman revels in the enjoyment of showing to prospective buyer a stripped Beo chaseia, and pointing out to him the many points of superiority in de8ipx; the "50 per cent oversize" as compared to others, of vital pr.rts such as driving shafts, gears and bearings? and finally, proving to him that, because of its 3-imit power plant and the study that the . Heo engineers have for years devoted to this one feature easy access to all parts this Reo is verily "the most accessible automobile in the world." . It means much to you," this Reo feature have your Reo dealer go into the mattes thormghly for your enlightenment. PBIGE Beo Six 8 125K P. O. B. Lansing; Mich. Beo Four, $875, P. 0. B. Lansing, Mich. Be& $h& Stripped Beo Jhassis at Our Show Booms. ManiiEiQiid MofOF Car Co LOCAL DISTBIBUTOBS. 297299 STATE STREET. ' TELEPHONE 2543. HAMMOND, IND.

Rudolph Kruegrer and Otto Fleueger of Chicago, visited with friends in

Clark. Mr. and Mrs. James Morocco of Clark, are the proud parents of an eight-pound baby boy. Mother and boy are doin? n:celyv William Rarsons of Clark, was a Crown I'o'nt business transactor. Among- those who were visitors at Crcwn Point and Lowell on the f ourth of July were the Misses Edith Schmidt. Clara Haack, Anna Young-mark and Anna Schwalfce, Mr. and Mrs. Hallle Brewer, William and Henry Haack, Victor Younemark. William Schmidt.

Damon Schmietzer and Walter Behn. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ebenhoh are the proud parents of a nine-bound baby boy. Both mother and child are doing- nicely. For the past five years there have been rumors that Clark road would

not only be repaired but It would be paved from the Grand Calumet river bridge to Ninth avenue, b utas yet no improvement has been made. The road is at present one of the busiest thoroughfares in this vicinity, and is also considered one of the most danger, ous roads. Washouts and holes in the load may not only cause damage to automobiles, but may result in serious accidents. Then probably, the road may be repaired. In traveling through the country from Gary to Hammond there are numerous rcsds running north and south and some are practically unused. Still new roads continue to be built and this road which Is known throughout the tounty as one of the main roads, is neglected to the utmost. There are actually places on Clark road at present where vehicles cannot pass one another, and on that ac-

Mlss Margaret Omalie and Jimmy Brit were married, Tuesday. Miss Ruth Prior and Charlie Smith were married and will make their home in Chicago.

Mrs. Rot Smith entertained her

mother from Chicago, yesterday

Warner Dunlao is spending a. week

with relatives in Hegewisch.

Mr. See and family epent the Fourth

at White City.

Mr. and Mn. Doolnsr spent the

Fourth with relatives at Siscerol. Ill

Misses Florence Back and Esther

Johnson spent the Fourth in Chicago

Knhirt See ins aDending a week at

his home in Kinmundy. 111. Pary Holburg and family were Hegewisch visitors over the Fourth. B. B. Walker and family were Ham mond visitors, the Fourth.

GRIFFITH

The Fourth of July was epem vcu quietly here. Most of those who celebrated out of town went to . Crown Point. A few went to Hammond and Lake Mlchlran. Miss Irene Austgen accompanied her uncle. Jacob Austgen. to Michigan City where they spent the Fourth. A. W, Lightfoot was a Highland visitor last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spes-Tier of Kokomo, who have been visltlnff at

the home or Mrs. speaners nwiucr, Mrs. C. I. Boesln, returned home Wed

nesday evening. Miss Blanche RIggfle. who has been : teaching school In Iowa during the j

past year, arrived nome last j.ucoday. Lew Harkenrider is another Griffith boy who has answered his country's call. He receutly enlisted in the medical corps, and will leave for Fort Wayne Saturday. This adds another to the proud list of Griffith's patriotic sons.

CITY COUNCIL MEETS Not having a quorum the Hammond city council Tuesday evening was unable to make appropriations. Tne ordinance authorizing a -10,000 issue of bonds for the purpose of purchasing a new motor fire aparatus was passed it second reading and the contract of the James B. Clow & Sons for fifty tons of 12-inch water pipe and fifty tons of 6-lnch water pipe at $60.15 a ton was ratified. The city attorney advised settlement in two damage suits filed against the city. One is the claim of John KIrker who slipped and fell on an icy sidewalk. It will cost the city about $60 to settle this case. The other is the claim of Dr. J. Poehls who asks $S4 for damages to his automobile when a wheel of the machine dropped into a manhole which was uncovered.

TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT

BOYS' RUSSIAN SUIT, By Anabel Worthington.

Tbe day of tho average active boy U filed -alii slILt mishaps, which mate it necessary to change his clothes qui"e frequently, ar.d so the wise mother wO see to it that she has a good supply of simple suits on hand. The Russian suit No. 8349 Is one of the most popular styles that have ever been designed for boys. The blouse Is single breasted and may be made with long or short sleeves. The three good sized pockets will be a delight to the small Soy. A broad box-plait at the back supplies extra fulness. Straight knee pants are Included In the pattern. Plaid gingham is the material osed for the suit, and a collar and belt of white pique will make a good contrasting. The suit pattern No. 8349 is cut In Eires 2, 4 and 6 years. The four-year size requires 24 yards of 36 Inch material with yard of 30 inch contrasting goods and H yard of 36 inch lining. To obtain this pattern tend 10 cents to the office of this publication

SPECIAL SALE! Kellner's Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked Hams, the finest money can buy, only ...27' Kellner's ' Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, by side, per lb 36 Choice Cuts Beef Pot Roast 18 Boiling Boef 14 Rib Roast (boneless rolled, no waste, no fat) 21 Kellner's Sugar Cured Boneless Corned Beef ...21 Leg or Loin of Milk Fed Veal 2(ty Shoulder or Breast of Veal 17i Fresh Made Hamburger Steak . .16 Fresh Jlome Made Pork Sausage WW. 18 Fresh Dressed Stewing Chicken 21 Fresh Dressed Roasting Chickens .". . . .26 Fresh Dressed Ducks" '.WWW. .26 3 lb. Pail Pure Lard -..'..T,!!!!""!!!!75 Three 12c pkgs. of Macaroni, Spaghetti' or' Noodles for 30 Note above low prices on our first class meats. Every piece of meat is guaranteed and inspected. Trade at Kellner's the finest, most up-to-date market in Hammond. AUTO DELIVERY

YOUR NEIGHBOR'S WIFE WEARS A DIAMOND. HOW ABOUT YOUR WIFE? We have a splendid assortment of Diamonds to eelect from. You cannot find a better Investment than a perfect diamond. Our prices are reasonableIllinois Jewelry Store

We do Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing.

3331 MICHIGAN AVENUE.

INDIANA HARBOR.

FOR CORRECTr SANITARY LAUNDRY WORK 'PHONE 134 Out work is absolutely the best that a first class laundry with ;the most modern methods can turn out.

Hammond Laundry 163 Michigan Avenue. HammondrInd.

Independent Market Co. 181 East State Street. Hammond, Ind. Specials for Saturday, July 7 th

16c 121c .14c 22c 22c 14c 22c 23k 30c

Prime Native Beef Pot Roast, ' lb Fresh Tender Boiling Beef, lb Prime Native Short Ribs of Beef, lb Choice Cut Native Sirloin Steak, lb... Best Cuts of Native Round Steak, lb Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and meaty, lb Fresh Cut Lamb Chops, lb , Fresh Leaf Lard, lb

Downey's Delight, the best butterine churned, lb

Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. Independent Market Co0

181 East State Street.

Hammond, Ind.

THE HAMMOND DISTILLING OO. DAILY CAPACITY 35,000 OALLON8