Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 73, Hammond, Lake County, 13 September 1917 — Page 3

Page Three 1UU lllUIiQ SECOND SEA LORD OF BRITISH NAVY More 'Mew Arrivals In W omens Fall Suit Coats, Dresses Separate Skirts WE cannot remember when styles were so beautifully simple yet so simply beautiful as they are this season. There is a demure and distinctive charm' in each particular model of coat, of dress, cf suit, now being featured in our Autumn displays. We reveal here only the styles, fabrics and colorings that are unquestionably correct.

Thursday, Sept. 13, 1917.

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Vice Admiral Wetnjrsaj. Vice Admiral Sir Rosslyn E. Wemyss has been appointed second sea lord of the British navy in succession to Sir Cecil Burney. The latter recently resigned to take up new duties of a secret nature for the admiralty.

Trial Calendar

Hammond Lake Superior court, Sept. 10. 1917: Cues rued Sept. 10. 16564 Km. 1 Forecl M L; John Lehman (W. E. Roe) vs. G. "W. dimming-, whose true Christian nam is unknown and the Gary Land Company. Lot 37 blk 104 Gary Land Co. 1st Add. to Gary (Rec. 83 p. 48). 16565 Em. 2 ret. to sell R. E.; Fred J. Smith, administrator of the estate of John Kosior dee'd (G. H. & S.) vs. Stella Kosior, widow of John Kosior' deceased; Stella Kosior, as guardian of Joseph Kosior. John Kosior, Helen Kosior and Edward

Kosior minor heirs of John Kosior

deceased; Joseph Kosior. John Kosior. Helen Kosior and Edward Kosior minor heirs of John Kosior de

ceased; First National Bank of "Whiting, Ind. Lot 45 in blk 2 of

Davidson 7ta Add. to Whiting; lot

24 in blk 2 of Davidson's New York Add. to Hammond; Lots 8 of Forsyth's Terminal Subd. of part of SWM of Sec. 8-37-9 lying west of C. &. C. Terminal R. R.; a tract of land commencing at NW corner of lot 8 in Forsyth's Terminal Subd. of that part of SW; of Sec. 8-37-9 lying west of C. & C. Term. R. R. thence west of the east line of White Oak ave.; thence south 25 ft; thence east to the SW corner of lot 8 thence north 25 ft. to beglning. 16566 'Km. 1 Personal Inj.; Tony Swlercjak (McAleer & Dofsey) vs. Earl Kaan. ' ' 16567 Rm. 2 Divorce; Edw. Muenich (McAleer & D. & G.) vs. Hazel Muenich. 1636S . Rm. 1 Injunction; George Med- ' ding and Julia Medding (L. Ottenheimer) vs. Alex Kish. Lot 43 blk 15 SW'.i Sec. 28-37-9. Lot 44 blk 15 SWU Sec. 2S-37-9. 16569 Rm. 2 Divorce; Julia Nagy (L. Ottenheimer) vs. LouiV K. Nagy. Lot 43 and 44 blk 15 SWl 28 as above. 16569 Rm. 1 Forecl M L; Carl A. Carlson (W. E. Roe) vs. Fred J. Fife and his wife whose true 'Christian name is unknown.. Lot 9 in blk 2 SEVi Sec. 23-37-West East Chicago. Rec. 89 p. 28. 1S571 Rm. 2 Divorce; Mary Rucren (B. D. L. Glazebrook) vs. John Rucarcn. 16573 Rm. 1 Divorce; "William . E. Littrell vs. Refa LUtrell. 2843 Rec. bond; filed Sept. 6; State v Chas. Rehrberg; $500; Geo. H. Lewis and Joseph A. Meade sureties. 1700 Will of Frank Melion probated Sept. 7, 1317. 1701 Est. of Mike Kastik; Amer. Sav. & Tr. Bank Admr. Filed Sept. 8. 1917; Dec. died Aug. 30, 1016. Gdn. No. 614 Irene and John Cizmarik Susie Bunicska Gdn. Filed Sept. 4. Gdn. No. 615 Filed Sept. 10 Katherine Urzik. Elizabeth, Mary. Pearl and Frank Urzik; Mary Urzik Gdn. Gdn. No. 516 Lloyd P. Merrill; Arthur O. Merrill Gdn. Filed Sept. 10.

Trial calender for 2nd week. Sept. term, 1317, room No. 1, L. S. C civil jury cases. Monday, September 17 15001 Ellison v Gary Screw Ti B Co. 15737 Reiss v U. S. Reduction Co. 156S2 Ondra v Guardian Acc Ins Co. 15707 Pora v -Rce. 15733 Kirkendorfer v City Hammond. 15734 Kirkendorfer v City Hammond. Tuesday. September lS-g-15737 McNair v Tsaros. " 15738 McNair Tsaros. 15738 Carroll v Gary Screw B Co. 15785 Hilker 74 B Co v Pruchniewskl. 157S6 Independent Brg v Knezwich. Wednesday, September 19 15790 Nimetz v Western Union T Co. 15794 Spisak v H !i B C R Co. 15795 Garnls v H W ? E C R Co. 15805 Tapajna adm v N T C R Co. 15S09 Spragla v Watson. Thursday. September 20 15818 Nichol v C I Ti L Ry. v 15819 Doolay v Miller .Co.. . ........ 15837 MeGowan v No Ind G E. 15832 Sporner v Daidson Rec. 15S45 Gordon v Hammond W T4 E C Ry. -Friday.' September 21 15861 Skebi v Surawek. 15S71 Nowakowski v Wabasn Ry. 15882 Kleinsmith v Lena. 15SS3 Bakker v Knezevich. . . 15883 Golubich v Frankowiskl. (Issued Sept. 10. 1917).-

Every can o food put up this summer helps make food shortage next winter impossible.

Fall Suits at $18 For Fridar's sellir.gr we feature thes suits of men's wear serge. They are in very good style, long jackets, panne! backs, box plated at the 'Sides: large velvet collar, belt all around; sizes fr women and misses, splendid values. Priced for -f C) f f this sale at AO,UU

Smart New Suits from Gallert of New York. There are many little things about tTiem different from those which we have heretofore received this seaton; so if you have not as yet found any to satisfy you we strongly urge you to come in. look among; these . late arrivals. We are quite certain you can find one to measure up to the standard of your expectations. Materials are of broadcloths, serges and gab. aidines. The coats are mostly in tyles which outline the figure; many are trimmed with fur.

The New Coats meet the smart Parisian ideas in their rough pile fabrics draped to - full length. They are cut full, yet a slenderness comes from their straight lines. The collars are an exaggerated width and the pockets are voluminous. The cufTs turn back fiaringly. The linings are lively and vivid in hue. Yesterday we unpacked some smart Printzess coats they are marvels of beauty plain and fur trimmed; they come in brown, navy, burgundy, green and black, and are priced at

$32,50, $35, $37,50 $32.50 - $35 - $37.50 A Fall Suit Special at $27.50 The smartest of earliest styles. They have long jackets, the bottoms of which are trimmed in fur. The large collars and deep cuffs are likewise trimmed In fur. Materials are all wool gabardines, serges and broadcloths. Colors are brown. Russian green, burgundy, navv and black. We consider thete suits exceptional values at the "price O 7 CZ f so will you when you see them. Women's and misses' sizes jCi C J

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V el our du Nord" Coats' Trimmed in Fur

Fall Skirts

Our showing of Velour, Plush and Velvet Coats is very extensive. They are designed upon long and straight lines. This tends to give them an appearance, loose and flaring, but charmingly dressy and stylish. They have deep pockets, large scarfs or rollingr collars of

Kolinsky, Coney and Krami. The linings are of silk in pretty light shades. Priced at from $75 down to

3730

Many interesting- novelties and new effects i that women will delight in are now being- shown j at this store.

The 'Mew Sweaters

For Fall and Winter Dame Fashion has Introduced in them many slight innovations in style : which tend to show them off more attractively and more becomingly than ; those of last season. These innovations are shown mostly in the form I of unique cuts In the pockets, sleeves and cuffs, sailor collars and V necks which taper well down in front; also in belts which run all j around tied with a portiere knot in front. They are in colors to please : all mother and daughter alike, running from thoee that are positively : plain to those that are strikingly novel. At a price range of 4.98, 6.98, 7.98, 8.50, 9.00 and 10.50

Tomorrow we are featuring Silk and Vforsted Dresses Of course the straight-line styles predominate the new dresses for Fall, but in many of the better gowns a pleasing touch of distinctiveness is given by the use of clever draperies at the sides or hips. It is these dresses we feature in today's showing, for they are the latest arrivals from the great fashion centers.

Velvet Hats at $6.50 The styles in this group are exception, ally attractive. They are made of .yon's velvet, mostly large shapes, turned at one side; t:he crowns are unusually high. Ribbons, wings ard ornaments of various designs are extensively used in their trimming. They come In taupe, black and purple. Splendid values for this sile r" at 6.50 Velvet Sailors A Special Showing For Friday's and Saturday"? sale we offer these 13.00 Velvet shapes at $2.50. In the assortment you'll find large sailors and pressed shapes, made of Lyon's Silk Velvet. Black and colors;

regular $3 shapes. Choice

2.50

Silk and Worsted Frocks at 22.50 Charming to the last detail are these lovely dresses in satin, taffeta, combinations of Georgette and taffeta and all-wool serges. Bright colored embroidery, fancy braids and silks of contrasting- shades are used as trimming-. Colors are brown, Russian green, navy, blue and - r C f black; $27.50 values jZljZi.OXj

Dresses of Silk and Serge at 12.50 New Autumn styles developed of silk taffetas and fine serges; splendid dresses for afternoon wear, carefully made throughout. Colors are brown, green, navy blue and black. All are prettily trimmed with fancy braid and silk of contrasting color; all sizes. Priced for this y-f sale at J.J&.OU

Hand Tailoring in Our

Mens Suits

Children s Fall and Winter Coats Our showing- of Coats for tots from 2 to 6 years old and for school girls from 6 to 14 Is most complete. Every new Fall style Is shown in the season's most favored fabrics. Velvet, velvet corduroy, velour, m el-Iamb, zebeline, boucle

and fancy mixtures. Priced at from $15.00 down as low

as.

$3.98

Becoming Hats for School Girls We have fully provided for the school grirls' mill- j Inery needs. You'll find j ever so many becoming- lit. j tie ha'ts. black velvet trimmed with ribbon and fanny j braid; one style pictured. :

Specially priced at $1.00

Trimmings j Our displays of Millinery Trimmings is most beautiful and comprises mary j unusually pretty ornaments in metal, i colored beads, chenille, fancy feathers, j breasts, wings, etc j

There is no man in town who does not need a new suit for this new season. Every man in town is invited to see the new- styles we have just received from Hart Schaffner & Marx Perfect fitting garments in nifty, patterned woolens, colors that are full of "business" and just what real men want to wear. See them tomorrow. They are worth looking at. The Prices Range from 20.00 to 35.00 Society Brand Suits 0at $20.00 and up We've selected some unusually good designs for young men and we're pretty sure you'd like them if you only saw them. They are made of the finest woolens, in the new browns, grays, blues, also in black. Suits that will -please you every bit as well as though made to your measure. It doesn't put you under the slightest obligation to look and we're always glad to show goods.

At $22.50 There's plenty of the new military style suits for young men. Also sport models with belts all around that buckle; pouch pockets or patch pockets with flaps.

At $25.00 Conservative styles for men who do not care for the novelties perfectly tailored by Hart Schaffner & Marx. Every size and figure is provided for.

Lion Store Basement I ' i Warm ! Wool ) Blankets j These blankets are made from j ; selected yarns to Insure strength. : j nicely napped to Insure warmth, j ! and are In sizes to fit beds of all j i dimensions with a Burplus left i j over to tuck well up under the ! sides. Note these prices: j Cotton Blankets, fine quality, I good weight; they come in gray, j i tan or white, shell stitched edges. ; size 60x76. On sale, y A Q ' pair .tZ Wool Knap Blankets. heavy j j weight, an exceptionally good j i qualityr gray, tan and white, i j shell stitched edge, size 64x76, i. !: $3.50 value. On sy I CI ' I sale, pair J.fJ i 100 Plaid Wool Blankets, in a i ; variety of color combinations, :

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Correct Fall Shoes John Kelly

Red Cross Sherwood The trend of style In footwear for the coming Fall and Winter will be towards eight-inch boots of a natural design and not of a wierd patterning-. Regardless of this, however, ahoea will be Just as pretty as they ever were, but the prettlness will be confined to one color. In a decidedly trim pattern. All will have narrow toes with vamps 3i to S inches in length;' in cloth, leather and combinations of cloth and leather. Why not come to see them?

$10.00

At $6.00

--is our price for the beautiful new boot pictured. It comes in brown or tnouti gray kid, high covered French heels, slender vamps.

we show some very attractive boots In black kid. lace models with Louis heels, flexible and stylish, with no Jar or Jolt in walking.

New Shoes at Old Prices

Winter Shoes purchased a year ago on sale at last year's prices.

Read the Special Ad on page seven.

size 6Sx80T regular $7.00 ets. We purchased them

the advance in price, hence the low price..

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4.98

Bed Comforts, extra well made of good grade cotton, silkoline top

and back; size 70 by "5. On sale at

1.98

School Shoes for the Children

l nrougn tne i-ion otore s buying power you can buy school shoes at last year's prices. We purchased immense quantities a year ago.

Mens Mew Fall Top Coats A Top Coat comes in handy these chilly mornings and evenings They are light in weight, but OH! how warm and comfortable, to say nothing of perfect fit. Many of them are cravenetted. We have a choice assortment of these coats in dif- f ( ferent styles, materials, colors and sizes. Priced at from $27.50 down to. JL mXJxJ 'There Class to these Suits, Boys!

Come See Them The boys that have seen our Fall school suits say, "There's class to 'em." And you will say the same thing when you see them. They were selected with the greatest care and are just the sort of suits that please, both parent and boy.

Bed Comforts, size 72x73, sateen top with figured silkoline back to match top. finished with pretty border, filled with best quality new carded cotton; $3.00 value.

On sale Friday and Saturday, at

Bed Comforts, size 68x78. light, colored silkoline top with plain silkoline back, filled with good

quality new cotton. Special at...

Girls Shoes

3.48

1.75

The famous Godman School Shoe, made of selected vici kid with cloth tops, patent leather tips, button style, durable leather soles; sizes 11V4 to y C 2, pair, $189; sizes S to 11, pair J

Shoes $1.59

Little Boys' Shoes, made of heavy calfskin, button and lac, dependable leather soles; sizes 9 y l C to 13H. Pair jf .J

For Boys High grade school shoes of grain calf. strictly all leather, extra heavy soles.

in outton or

lace, j'ajr

Special

150

- Misses' finest quality vici kid shoes, patent leather tip. dependable leather soles; sizes y 114 to 2. At.... J .ZO

The Suits at 6.98 , are unusually good values, strongly made throughout of good dependable fabrics in pleasing patterns. Pinchbacks. Norfolk and Trench models. You'll also find suits

of corduroy In this showing. All have two pairs of knickers; sizes 6 to 17. Priced at...

6.98

Boys' Suits at 3.98 Suits that will give good service for school wear; they are well made of g-ocd quality cheviots and worsteds. In pinch-back Norfolk styles; sizes 6 to 14 years. Priced at ......... 3.98 Long Pants Suits At $11.50 we are .showing some smart new Fall Suits for the high school lads. They are well tailored of the finest woolens; all the newest colorings.

School Caps for Boys Marvel Caps the favorite of the school boy. They are in the newest shapes and of an exceptionally good quality blue serge; all sizes, w

in Men's Fall

Weight Caps, at $1.00.

Good values at Special values

Lion Store

KAUFMANN & WOLF - Hammond. Ind.

The Style of a Shoe you like

Stylish, Comfortable and of Good Quality Somewhere in our stock you'll find a "Bostonian" shoe that has been literally built for your foot; in a model that is perfectly comfortable. Let us show you how easily we can find this style for you. Let us show it to you in a number of different lasts and leathers. Vici kid, mahogany calf, g-un metal calf and patent leather. $5, $6, $7.50 and $8 Beacons $4.50 and $5

Mens Shoes $2.50 Here's .a dependable shoe at a low price it is in good style, comfortable and is made of selected gun metal calf. Comes in lace and button, has heavy double soles; all

sizes, a good buy. Priced for this sale at, per pair

2.50