Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 140, Hammond, Lake County, 4 December 1917 — Page 3

Pucsday, Doromber 4. 19.1 Y. lrHE TIMES Pnjre Throe LEADING SPIRIT IS BRITISH WAR JVORK After Thanksgiving Sale of omen's Suits, Coats and Dresses 4 MfteSlfe ,1

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TOYS- TOYS- TOYS for little hoys and girls Playthings large and small arc assembled here to amuse and j satisfy the playtime dreams of children of all ages whose j parents wish to gratify such yearnings; for Santa Claus has I given us an assortment so large that you should really bring ; the children in to see. ' I Doll that mean Something

Every Child 'Wants a Doll that is Different Vi fcrem Dolls dresunfl in chcrccter costumes. In baby dresses and hi ronipei". can be found on our counters in endless and dazzling variety. Xate fhf ypeclal aJues.

Ask for a Copy of Our Christmas Store Paper. It Will Aid You in Choosing. Choose

Upon Payment of a Small Deposit Goods Will Be Held Till Christmas.

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any Suit from our regular stock

Miss Elizabeth Asquith. Miss Elizabeth Asquith. daughter ff the former premier of Encland, is forerccmt in landing her aiu to organizations in connection with war funds and is the leading spirit in many of England's charity fairs and bazaars.

Ciiarncl'T Creeping Babe. unbreakable h?a1, bab" lik exprei-s-ion, fleh color body and lirabs.

P.'lccd at

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A large variety of Rubber Dolls at 50c, 25c, 10c

Unbreakable Head ; Character DollJ In i a variety of costurn!, rompers, ' Kingiiam dresse?,

etc. On sal at. .

25c

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Girls' Doll?, jointed stuffed bodies, have shaped limbs, unbreakable composition head and hands, striped dresses in assort

ed colors, with hood to

match. Ppec'.al at. .

50c

Baby Dolls with large head aijd j Jointed stuffd body, long white. :, dress trimmed in lace, exceptionally good values. Priced for the j

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Select the Suit to your liking then ask the saleslady to deduct thirty three and one-third percent For instance A $25.00 Suit will cost you $16.67 A $30.00 Suit will cost you $20.00 A $35.00 Suit will ;ost you $23.34 A $37.50 Suit will cost you $25.00 And so on throughout the entire stock. These are suits of the highest class, the tailoring is really superb; the materials include wool velour, gabardine, poplin and French serge of the finest quality. All are silk lined. Every one a brand new model. Sizes for women and

misses.

What could be more appropriate than Fashionable Furs -. For Gift Making XJERE you are offered the best fur pelts that could be obtained, made into every latest style of scarfs, muffs and sets. As the Gifts Supreme, we offer the finest Fur display that the fashion furriers created for this season, and our long experience in buying made very reasonable pricings possible.

Here's a Splendid Opportunity to Buy Your Holiday Frocks at a Saving

TXKX3 BTJEEAU, AT STATE CAPITA!.. XNDIAXAPOUI, 1ND., Dec. 4. Govt"nor Goodrich is expectod to appoint a judge of the supreme court, early this week, to fill the vacancy caused by the ieath of Judga liichard K. Erwtn, of l'ort Wayne, ."several months ago. 11 the two fighting factions of Republicans at 1'ort Wayne can adjust their difference. and agree on one candidate Fort Wayne probably will Ret the place, but if they do not the appointment will, more likely, go to 3. Lcsh, of Huntington, deputy attorney general. There Is said to be liul prospect that the Fort Wayne factions will get together on a man for the place. It is reported here that Harry G. Hogan, Twelfth district chairman, and LewMoore, who managed the Governor's vampaign in Allen county last year, are rooting for II. L. Townse.nd for the judgeship. and that K!n:er Leonard, forro-r tlistrict chairman and an imi.ortant cog in the party machine, faors .1. It. Hose. The Governor doe3 not wish, to tangle up with any factional fig h in Allen county, and unless they iron out their difference he probably v.ill look elsewhere for a judge. According to reports, the Governor probably v.ill anpoint a secretary of K'ate today, to sAceed IZd Jackson, who secured a commission as captain at tne officers' training camp at i'ort Benjamin Harrison, last week. The Ciovertior has been out of the city most of the time since the commissions were issued at the camp, but he was expected back in his office today, and the se-b-ftlon of a man lor secretary of state was one of the first things he was expected to take up. This will leave still another Hmportw.l appointment for the Governor to make, but !t is understod that he will not take up that one until after the lirpt of the year. It is that of a membr of the public service commission, to f.ll the vacancy caused by the death i'j V.. J. Wood, formerly of Evansville. J-se Eschbach, of Warsaw, who, it is sajd. will resign as state conscription scent rather than accept a commission hi major in the United States army, i:? i.-: Iked of as an available man for the I-lace on the public service commission, lut no one knows whom the Governor may select. There has been considerable talk ai'iong the politicians in the last week ocr the movement started in the east for fusion of DeniO'.rats and Perublians in those congressional districts In which the anti-war and pro-German sirength is such as to make possible the election of anti-war congressmen iiext jear. Some of the old-line, rockribbed political wheelhorses, who tifv sco anything good In anything outside their own particular party lines, are opposing the idea, and it also has the position of the pro-Germans, the antiwar pacifists ami . the Socialists. A report from the cast says the movement has the support of William H. Taft, vheadore Roosevelt, Charles E. Hughes, and some of the leading Democrats. Just what form of action the movement may take is not yet known, but plans are under way, it is said, for a national conference of the Republican and Democratic national committees to discuss the matter. It is a question whether it would be necessary for the two parties to combine on a candidate for congress in any of the Indiana districts, for. as far a3

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We have reduced prices on a number of dresses fiom our regular l:ne.: J127.50 f nil $30.00 Dresses are now 523.75 $J.".00 Drrsses reduced, to SI9.73 S0.00 and J.'i.rn) Silk Drtsaes. at fl.SO Silk Taffeta and Georgette Dresses formerly $30 now

$23.75

Tire dresses in this croup are in the very latest styles, made of S'lk Taffeta combined with Georgette Crep. They are trirruped with silk braid, metal tbreed, embroidrv and sil in contrasting oiors. Can be had in navy bl-je, Copenhagen, hemlock green and

brown. Sizes for women and misses. Reduced from $27.60 and IJO.OO to

The Taffeta Dresses Priced at $19.75 Charming styles, every one of them draped and tun'c effects, some with Georgette sleeves and collars. others with messallne yokes', trimmed in silk braid. All are de. velopeJ of chiffon taffeta ;n Copenhagen blue, navy and black. Regular $2o.0rt and $27. CO dresses, "i Ci T tt choice X S L J

23.75

$20 and 22.50 Dresses of Taffeta, $16.50 These, ,oo. are in the very heigbtli of fa.-h;on, having tVn new larg; collar, sash belts, some are draped at the h!p. They are made of fine quality silk taff!a in copenhajen blue, navy and black; $20..'" and $22.50 dresses priced -f or

Wedni'sday's sale at

16.50

The Xmas Sale of Smart arm Coats at only $1 5.00 If you get a new coat you'll surely want it before the Holidays. This week's sale offers a splendid opportunity to get an attractive coat at a liberal saving. . We have just received another lot of these fine warm coats that met with so much favorable comment at last Wednesday's sale. They are made of fine kerseys, oxford mixtures and pom velours. New belted models, some with large fur collars, others with kerami trim

med collar and cuffs. $20 .CO and $25.00 values .'.

$15

Women's Smart New Coats at $19.75 '

At 19.75

we are showing some very becoming new models of wool velour, burella and Scotch

mixtures; all have big collars and deep cuffs of rich fur or self material. Good range of sizes pam w and colors at j y 9 J

All of our Trimmed Hats have been reduced OO30 Pick cut any Trimmed Hat in the department and the saleslady will give you a discount of 33 1-3 per cent. As an illustration, choose a hat marked $10.00 and pay but $6.57. The hats now in the store include both Cress and street hats and range in price from $3 to $25. They are in every wanted color, beautifully trimmed with rich fur, gold and silver lace, Paradise and other feather fancies. Sale begins Wednesday.

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can be judged nosr. there Is little livelihood that the anti-war outfit can hope to carry any district in the state at the election next year. It is said, too, that both parties are certain to nominate straight-out war candidates for congress, because both rarties In Indiana are definitely commit led to the war, regardless of party politics. Some of the leaders say it would only be in case tie pro-German ind pacifist outfit assumed threatening proportions that it would be necessary to talk about a combination In any Indiana district.

WOMEN SEW SERVICE FLAG TO HONOR MEN THEY REPLACE IN WAR WORK

G. 0. P. BOYS

TO CELEBRATE

The Young Men's Republican club of the south side. East Chicago, can't get over it. They are til) feelins their oats as a result of the republican victory in the second ward at the recent mimic pal election. Ttfis week. Saturday nigh the boys propose to, have a litt'e blowout in the fonn of a banTt at Pio'rowski's hall, 143th street and N'orlhcote avenue. All member of the republican organization and pari;- workers will be invited and a special guests many of the county organization mei.ibers will also be present. The banquet will begin promptly at S o'clock and will be followed by a number of ?oid speeches. Orchestra music has been contracted and there will be nothing left undone to contribute to the success of t4e occasion. These are the boys that did the business in this section of the city and they will be pardoned for this little digression in order to rei-o"nt and celebrate their victor es.

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Simple Way to End Dandruff

There Is one sure, way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply It at night when retiring: use enough to moisten the rcalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips. P.y morning, most if not all. of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single .sicn and trace of it. no matter how 0 much dandruff you may have. Tou will find all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, siiky- and soft, and look and feel a hunSred times better. Adv.

SCHERERVJ.LLE Eog!n Randolph who left Schererville about four ears ago. has come bak again snd is working in the yards. Peter Rrdar spent Sunday at Hammond with friends. After a few days' stay with Mr. ajjd Mrs. J. Tlrnm, Miss Margaret Timm left for Chirago. A surprise party was given Peter Redar Sunday aight and a largo crowd attended. All had a good time. Teter and Anna Gindel and Marine Redar of Hammond were also present at the surprise. After a f.sw days' visit in Chicago. Miss Margaret Erb has returned to stay with her parents. A cow belonging to Serene Swartz was run over by an auto Sunday afternoon. The chauffeur" refused to give his name, it is said. Miss Margaret Spitz Tith some relatives, spent Sunday with her parents.

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Condensed Statement f Condition of

Of East Chicago, Indiana, at the Close of Business NOVEMBER 20, 1917, as Reportec to the Comptroller of the Currency.

RESOURCES. LOANS AND SECURITTRS J

U. S. BONDS..-

BANKING HOUSE, VAULTS AND FIXTURES CASH AND IN BANKS

SP.!,473.17 14 4.200.00 63.190.73 209.:72.03

" LIABILITIES. CAPITAL STOCK J I OK.O J.t.uf SURPLUS & UNDIVIDED PROFITS.. -S,747.M CURRENCY IN CIRCULATION" 49.4C0.0 DEPOSITS ... . 1.115.93S..;;

Total $1,292,140.93

Total $1,232,140.9C-

GROWTH IN DEPOSITS.

NOVEMBER 20. 1309 NOVEMBER 20 1911 NOVEMBER 20, 1913 .. NOVEMBER 20, 1915 NOVEMBER 2t, 1917 (THIS CALL)...:.....

- $238,585.-: 9 - $323,011.97 - $481,263.61 - - $518.C84 04 :'- ; $1,115,993.32

OVER 100 INCREASE IN TWO YEARS. UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.

Phtfo hy Fhato-Xr.c Burmu

Chicago, vov. .o (SpetlV Not content with rrolaoinc manv nirn the girl and women, fijio; ej :n the Ol.vcr tper.er f ictory speit' their noon hours M-vvinj a Urge Service Flac bonor t!,e fcoy called to the colors. I lie b:c ftf wk compVted this week with the addition of t',,e 'nsr .Ur. W.snr d emb'one1 en tiie !nte field. The Hag was raised on the liuire pole ut fie fa -tor 7 ground at Woodstock. Illinois, in the presence of many hundredi of e:t!oio,-et?s. A k:ntt.rit cl.i- w ith two hundred member nxs aino b-en formed amonc tii EirU to nupply tlic noea called from the 01ivcr,factory w iih knitted comfort

HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES

IF YOUR BACK ACHES

SAFETY FIRST Nv SERICE SECOND Satisfaction always

Condensed Statement of Condition of

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Of East Chicago, Indiana, at the Close of Business November 20, 1917, as Reported tc the Auditor of the State of Indiana.

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CAPPER. V. TO.. rec. 4. J. H. Cohan, mechanician for T. R. Haynes, was killed Sunday wVien the car driven by Haynes in an automobile race here struce a plank in the track and crashed into the fence, overturning. Haynes was uninjur-d.

IV you feel tired and "worn-out?" Arc you nervous and irritable? Don't sleep well at ntsrht? Have a "draifRed out" unrested feelins when you iret up in the morning? Dizzy snells? P.ilious? Bad taste in the mouth, backache, pain or soreness in the loins, and abdomen? Severe distress when urinating, bloody, eloudy urine or pediment?- All th'-se indicate gra.vcl or stone in the Madder, or that the poisonous microbes, which are always in your system, have attacked your kidneys. Ton should use GOtD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules in-mcdiately. The oil soaks, s- ntiy into the walls and lining of the kidnevs. and the little poisonous

animal perms, which are causing the inflammation, are immediately attacked , and chased out of your system without inconvenience or pain. j Do ii.it delay a minute. Go to your druggist and nsi?t on his supplying von uith a box of GOLD MKDA1. Haarjem Oil Capsules. In 24 hours you will feel j

renewed health ami vigor. After you have cured yourself, continue to take one or two Capsules each day so as to

keep in first class condition, and want I off the danger of future attacks. Money j refunded if they do rot help you. Ask , for the original imported GOLD M F.DAL j brand, and thus be sure of retting the I genuine. Adv.

RESOURCES. loans AND SECURITIES : DUE FROM DEPARTMENTS VAULTS AND FIXTURES .. CURRENT EXPENSES . CASH AND IN BANKS

105.586.7S 11.100.00 4.000.00 2.153.0S 32,456.13

LIABILITIES. CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS AND PROFITS . DEPOSITS

50,v 15,35 G9.93

Total $135,295.94

Total ..' $135,295.0

ALL' OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THIS BANK IS OWNED BY THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EAST CHICAGO. COMBINED CAPITAL $150,000.00 COMBINED RESOURCES - $1,427.46.87

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