Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 5 October 1917 — Page 3

Fridav, October 5. 1917.

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Ls.ctfes9 Attention! You don't often have a chance to purchase the latest style, up-to-date dresses at such prices as we arc now offering. All Wool Serge, worth cverv cent of $20.00. We have them in manv distinct models best workmanship and RlO flf) material. Our price pivvyvy Xow is your chance to get a splendid "Winter Coat at a price which will not be offered again. "We arc opening up our season by giving our patrons a coat never before offered anywhere at less than $1S.00. It is made of Meltons,. Broadcloths and Cheviots. Half lined up to the waist. Fur collar. We will sell them f" : 1 2.00 ALSO WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

We can prove to you that it pays to walk up one flight of stairs to secure such prices as we now offer. Our many customers prove that they appreciate what we do for them. MANDEL & CO., 151-155 State Street, HAMMOND Don't Forjjet-It Is Up Stairs on the Second Floor

NEW REALTY TRANSFERS

(Special to Thbs Timer) CROWN POINT. Ind.. Oct. 6. The

'following new transfers were 'put on

TOLLESTON. L. 9. B 4, Carlson's 1st Add. Sheriff to Toil. Lumber & Coal Co $3,203.39 L 1, B !, Frankel's Sub. Edwin . F. Knight to George P. Skapik 125.00 L. 4. B IT. Co.'s 5th Add. Thos. H. Smith to Jacob Beloff... 1.00 EAST CHICAGO. L, 4, B 1. Walsh's 2nd Add. Herman Joseph Alerding to Moses Specter 1.00 L. 5. B 3. East Chicago Land Assn. Add. Frank Ferger to Paul Matusz 1,700.00 GARY. L 4, B 11. Broadway Add. Anastazya Wlsniewski to Amelia Fey 8,000.00 L 36, Skinderis & Kunlckls 1st Add. Joseph Yisnauskis to Mary Wisnauskia 1.00 INDIANA HARBOR. Ls. 2. 3. B 23. 2nd Add. East

1.00

Chicago Co. to Selma Weitmark L 34. B 11. 3rd Add. Wolf Marcovlch to Bernard M. Turbow

HAMMOND. L. 43. 44. B 5. Franklin Add. William Toder to Ovid Grindie 1,200.00 WHITING. L 17. B 2. Stleglitz's Sub. Henry S. Davidson to William Hegedus 300.00 HOBART. L 5. B 4. Gary Hobart Sub. American Tr. & Sav. Bank, Tr.. to Lawrence Grasa 500.00 MILLER. S S7V2 ft. L 10. B 4. Daly's 1st Add. Clara O. Peterson to

Lena A. Peterson Pt. NE NE 22-34-9. Charles V. Schlink to William H. Cal-non

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Get more mileage by having them VULCANIZED. We repair and vulcanize Blow-outs. Sand Blisters, Rim Cuts, Side Walls, Retreading and Inner tube repairing-. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. A full line of Blljhtly used casings at all prices. LEIMBACK

Vulcanizing Co.

62 Hohmart St.

Hammond, IncL

War News Mailed By United .Press Men

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BY LOWELL MEILETT (Vnited Press Staff Correspondent) LONDON. Pert. 10. (By Mall) If

Young Women Awaiting The Great Crisis

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the war in the West is a war of wits and nothing more there is ground for the f ear some people hold that it will end in a deadlock. For it is then simply one German brain against another. General Haig, according to men who know him best and admire him most, has "the German mind." Fortunately there is good reason to believe it is not altogether a matter of wits. There is the ultimate superiority of the Allied resources and the difference in fighting quality between free people and subservient people. But if the fight were simply between Hindenburg and 'Hajg its outcome would be a puzzle. A great deal has been written about Hindenburs and very little about Haig. Little, in fact, has been known about the soldier directing the British armies in France. Modest and reticent personally, he has been a difficult subject for the newspapers, but the Vnited Press in the past few days has tapped a new fund of information concerning him. Most important of this information is the fact that he has completed the process of revolutionizing the British staff. When one reads in a German comminiciue the phrase "according to plan." one instinctively believes that the operation described actually had been carried out in keeping with carefully prepared plans, that chance did not figure in the matter at any stage. (Some of the German disasters which this phrase has been required to cover in recent months, however, have somewhat shaken this confidence.) But no person can now doubt that the

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Hammond, Ind.

Specials for Saturday October 6th

GENUINE SPRING LAMB, hind quarters, lb MILK FED NATIVE VEAL, leg or loin, lb CHOICE CUT NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, lb PRIME NATIVE SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb

25c 22k 23c 121c

Prime Native Beef Pot Roast, lb 16 Prime Native Rib Roast of Beef, lb 18 Fresh .Tender Boiling Beef, lb 12i2 Fresh Cut Veal or Lamb Stew, lb 18 Milk Fed Native Veal Breast or Shoulder, wholo, lb 19i Fresh Cut Veal Chops, lb, ,,, 24 Fresh Frankfurter or Polish Sausage, lb. 19 Fresh or Smoked Thueringer, lb 2S&

Good Sugar Cured Boiling Bacon, lb 28 Special Brand Boiled Ham, whole, lb 35 Boneless Boiled Picnic Hams, lb 31 Swift's Shortening, better than lard, lb. . .226 Downey's Delight, the best " butterine churned, lb 32 New Home Made Sauer Kraut, qt. . . . , 10 Libby's Superior Chow Chow, qt 300 Libby's Sweet M i x e d Pickles, qt. 350

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS Large Selects.

BUTTER.

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Market Company

Haig armies err- working "according to plan." Even the German high command is beginning to realize this, apparently, since it Is ceasing to attribute purposes to tho British armies beyond thoso achieved. Instance after instance wnerein British units have taken the ground that would fit in with an exact plan and have refrained from" taking more, have finally made it clear to the German generals that the British are fighting according to the rules the Germans had thought were their exclusive property. It was Haig who initiated this character of battle, so far as the British are concerned. His military critics now say he has the "staff mind." that is to say he has the faculty of obtaining and utilizing the best strategical and tactical Judgment of the members of his staff. His power of absorption is great, but it is not exceeded by his ability to reach a quick decision and carry it tnrough. Once his decision is made he has few misgivings as to results. This perhaps accounts for the serenity that marks his countenance under all circumstances. Lord Haldance. former Secretary of

ar. was first to ascribe to Haig the pos-great gentleman.

session of the 'German mind." The officers and men under him at Aldershot, ! where he was in command from 1312 j until the war began, put the tamo ; thing in another way. They called him, i among themselves, "Von Haig." Haig j has been a long time acquiring this; mastery of German methods, apparent- i ly. Field. Marshal Evelyn Wood testi-; fled to this in the statement: "Haigj

anows more bdoui ine German army than any officer in England. Twenty years ago he wrote me from Germany where he was spending a long leave, a

letter so full of prophetic knowledge j

that I sent it to his young wife to keep. Some day someone who writes his life will see what he forecasted 20 years before he went to fight the Germans." The soldier will tell you Haig is a great soldier the politician or statesman of his remarkable grasp of poitical affairs. The Rev. Mr. Duncan, of Edinburgh will relate the Commander-in-Chief's faithfulness in attending Presbyterian services every Sunday morning. Newspaper men will subscribe to the general agreement: "He is more than a great soldier, he Is a

SAVE TODAY and HAVE TOMORROW A little money put away each week has been the foundation of many a fortune. One Dollar or More will start an account that will draw interest compounded semiannually at the rate of 3 per cent per Annum LAKE COUNTY SAVINGS & TRUST CU. Tho Bank "With ths Chime Clock. OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK.

CHECKING ACCOUNTS of individuals, firms and corporations solicited and carefully handled.

TRUST DEPARTMENT. We accept Trusts of all kinds, act as Executor and Trustee under Wills and manage Estates.

REAL ESTATE LOANS are made on improred Hammond Real Estate at lowest rates. We also sell Real Estate Loans to those desiring investments.

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Begin Saying S. & H. Stamps Now For Christmas Gilts Concentrate your shopping here and you will have several fine premiums for the family on Christmas morning, and they will cost you nothing.

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The hand tailoring in our $16.50 suits is just the sort of expert workmanship that makes custom tailoring of like quality cost many dollars more. There is the same care taken with the fabrics, to-wit: they are cold water shrunk, which makes them shape retaining. The materials are worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, strictly all wool Kirschbaum Tailored guaranteed fast color. A complete range of sizes

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AS TO OVERCOATS There is the greatest array of them we have ever shown at $16.50 up all the models now in vogue. Form-fitting, plain Chesterfields, also Trench Belts. These garments are one-fourth, one-half or full lined, with Skinner's satin sleeve linings. All sizes for young men and men of mature years. Young Men's Suits or O.vercoats at $2000

Wo doubt if there is another $20 line in Lake county that can equal this in quality of materials used and in the general smartness of style. Tho workmanship throughout is painstaking and there is a great diversity of styles. Garments that have lots of snap and style. Trench Belts, Chesterfields, also Form-fitting, quarter lined, half lined or full lined. Priced at

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HATS FOR FALL

Our vast stocks of Fall Headwear include shapes to lit every head, colors to match any outfit, and' styles to suit those who seek that smart, semi-rak-tsh nir as well as those who prefer conservative style and dignity.

The foremost American makers are represented. Soft Hats, $2.50 up; Derbies, $2.00 up.

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Ask to see the new "HARRY HAT

New creation We are the onlv store which handles them, at $3.00 and $3.50.

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FALL SHOES Shoes for Spring here ichievo a position of undisputed pre-eminence among local foot .vear display.

AVe have successfully overcome the handicaps and obstacles created by the war, and are now offering lasts and leathers that are nowhere else to be found. Black, tan and brown leathers in shoes for men and young men. Priced $4.50 up.

181 East State Street.

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