Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 300, Hammond, Lake County, 18 June 1918 — Page 3

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Tha Chicago Hart Hchp at tn miles will be an additional feature of the speed oarnivi' fit SroeiJwsy Park m-xt Saturday afti-rrv-on when the Fourth Annual Auto Terry Is run at the Maywood ova!. TV. a Chicago handicap wi'l be run In two h and a final -with the three first men In the fast heat and two from tha slower heat going info tha final. Two of tha (?rfatf?t stars !n the auto racing pams wiil p- front s-ratch. one In each of the. tin first hn.s They arc Dario Resta end LouU Chevre let. Ail of tha scori or rr'Ta of other driver who will taks pert in the Derby wil! also start In the battle fver the shorter rcuta. An absolutely r.ew scoring system baa bean worked out by th American Automcbila ,s?r-r)it!fn off'ciiCs and will ba tiae-i h're for the first timo. Kach driver in tha Derby will have an individual fCTir and the. foore boards will be controlled so that every spectator cAn Instantly teli just how the race la going. Tha runiilt;? cf tha Derby is going to bring an irrmer.sa throng cf people from out cf town. Already Manager Porter has received rser ations from as far west aw Davenport, la., and as far east as Lansing, Mich. Today wlU sea a1.! of ha famous !rivrs out at the Speedway getting ready for tha bi $11 pno classic Saturday. Louis Chvret, tr a last to arrl'.A ft in this morning a::1 from new cn every ore of 'he speed demons w!U be busy tuning up the machine. Tha tickets fr 'ha sr"d carnival hava been kept out of tha hr.rds of speculators and ar now cn sale at cox office prl-es a; tha Sr"dwit OfY'ee, 201 Marquafa B'.rfc,. Marshal! Fields. ar.1 Al Bloom's, 4 North Clark strait. There will be only two hundred rc.rv-

Tale. Ilannrd and Princeton may schedule fo.v, hall games every two weeks. Instead of trying to anansf a same for every Saturday during the Coming season. There are. It is estimated. 5 oofi trapshootmg clubs in the I'nsted Slatf. Vnlversity of Michigan mat ked its return to the western conference lv winning the baseball and track and fie l. championships this season. The Cincinnati Reds players have subscribed for S -t 5 ." 0 of Liberty bonus. Atlanta plans to murk its return to the boxing gsme by putting on a vr!s of Important contests. The f.rt sli'v.v w:il be held Rt tho Auditorlun irmo:y Wednesday. Jure liK Soldiers v ill be admitted at half price. The admission prices will be Si. 5 2 and $.T Joseph Muivihill. of Nw Ha en. plan- to puil c IT tha .Tack I'enipsoy s. Fred Pulton heavyweight fijtbt. luty 4. in an arena seating 45.00, which may be 1,-cntod in South ar.bury. Cmn.. or nt an adjacent town

is ttie new track captain of the Tsnther ' s-guad. j Kinesley I. Mnxnard. who finished ! fourth in tha mile rare, "ill be the

t n!y Bthtelo of the year's winning I'or- ,

1 re ! 1 utnwrsitv tinck and field sqund at 1 ;!e i !. t (,i:ni i nt er-co! U g a t who w ill not be .! ,i llo ble tiet year. if 1 course, the war may interfere and call ln;rny of thl' vr,?r"3 champions de"f:iopj e,l , ,'uai ii .Tuck Monkley. K"n Fit zpn nek. of Princeton uni- ' varsity. h:.is l""'n an inslmctor of ath- ! ! ? e iu f.f t v-nf y-eitht yi'Hr. The TlfC : f rs' trnck ci'ch iii ?ils the recently forme.l Associa'tort of 'Vdle?a Track l'lP.he5 f.T.d TrMMlOT'S Thl Ulll help i a;rn trie Imr-rovem nt of their profes-

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The Xew York i:n;ty elenien- ; t .'! schoolboy t r.'ioK a r. 1 f.eld ri'"".' j brou 5ht tojt-iiei- nsir(? j nunc athi letes in comp't it .on a few days ago m Co? ham

Ttoland Cionl. world s professional champion skater, ts 'n the army and stationed at Camp Morrltt, r'fir New York. lie i tha holder of sC! reoe.rds from one-half mile t the twf nty-foar hour endurance.

Carl Johnson. th star alt-ar.mnd a1, h'cte st tha Fnnerstty of M:''h:ean, is nineteen car a f aija and en'eied the Ann Arbor college from Spokane. Wash. ff H PSjW -rile

V Lieut. Howard Smith.

I.ifiut. Howard Smith, son of Pcmtmaster and Mrs. Edward Smith of Newcastle, Ir.d., was killed in London. England, whiit doine air scout duty, according to wori received from the war department. Smith was one o fthe first frracuates from t'ru ground school at the University of Illinois. Ho then took up training under the FlritisJi officers at Toronto and was sent to London several weeks epo. Detail? of tho accident have not tet-n learned.

These $25 Taffeta Coats at $19.75 Handsome new coats of splendid Silk Taffeta, belted models with immense collars, lined to the waist with tussah Silk. They 'ome in navy blue, taupe and black. Regu- -f q m lar $25,00 gannents, jriced at p JL J m O $20 Dresses of Foulard Silk $16.50 These, frocks are of Pussy AVillow foulards, navy blue and black, with dainty white collars of organdie, some have sleeves of georgette; bolero, bussel and overskirt effects. Tailored to retail at $20.00. Priced for "Wednesday's rh r r f

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.ale at. , $18 Silk Suits at $9.95 These suits are the newest spring styles, tailored of fine Silk Poplin; they come in sand and navy with collars and

cuffs in contrasting colors.

Regular $18 suits at

Taffeta Frocks at $12.98

$9.95

Taffeta dresses that would ordinarily sell at $15.00 and $16.50 were included in this stock they're the very newest

stvles, navv blue onlv, all size;

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da epaca in tha center cf h track will be fraa ?n rr.o'orists who drive their cars to the trfek.

Bitter to have War Savings Stamps in ycur safe than the bloodstained hands cf the kaiser's hordes at your throat.

Marines attached to the various stations around Boston w.ll stage a mammoth carnival in the ''h;;r;ea rier basin Saturday. June 2:. It to d-M-etop irst..A5t amene- the f.t-.iis'e.d ripn In aquatics and to furnish an exhibition to tha p.Jh'i'? tn return for kindnesses shown the rrar'nes. Th n-sr.'s tII 1 include rowirar races of various kinds, a sailing: race and swtmmir.R races. Mrs. Tbodora T. 'ursress. cf Ted-

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masted schooner yacht, to 'ha Franca end Oanidi?in S'earr,h!r Convpsnv. Inc. .1 AmerlTn cerrr-ratloT1. rind the xesel may be used for training purposes. Karma 's tha 'arpest saillnp yacht tn tha world and last was in commission In l?lfi. It is a 521-ton yacht with a sail area of 20. POO square feat.

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Swift & Company Has Grown The fact that a business organization has grown steadily for forty years proves that it has kept continually meeting a vital business demand. It must have kept "fit" or it could not have stood the strain of evershifting conditions. Swift & Company has been trained in the school of experience. Every day of its forty years of service has solved some new problem of value to its customers. Every year has proved its ability to learn by experience, and to use this knowledge for the benefit of those with whom it deals.

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Yetterdiy'a Results. Brooklyn. 4; Chleppo, 3. New Tork. 2; Cincinnati, 1. Boston. 4; St. Louis, 1. Boston, 4: St. Louis, 2. Philadelphia, S; Pittsburgh, t. Games Today. Chicapo at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh nt rhs'.ade'.ph'.a. St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at New Tork.

TZ'T. To Tf! Tivts SCHEREP.VILLE. 1ND . Jure 1? The Scherervlile P:lot ball team, traveled to Hammond Sunday and defeated tha Ft. Joseph's e".m of that flnoe hy a srr.re rf 3 to 2. Hl'brii.h, the forn,r Dyer h'.tch s'hool 1 itcher. waa on the mound for the Pilots, and b,a erttc of tail he served was a cimrl'-'? pu.tr.le to the St. Joseph batsmen. His voik for the day can b summed up rs follows: Hits allowed. 5; hit hat sir en, 1; bfises on balls, 2. strikeouts. 13. A fair day's work. Field honors go to Ausiiren. the Pilot second baseman and r kinc. who handled a number of ht chances without a slip. Other f'"ld:i.g- faures of th game was a s'.ve"; running ra'ch of a 1irr dri'. by tha St. Joseph ccn'er ftelder Rnr) the step c R wicked smash by Hilbrfoh. the I'llot pitcher. The r.lro rues sceied by the Pilots were dus chiefly to tha lnt:!nc of Austpen, Shaw. Fuiv and Ttif nia 'he.r. Score by Innings: Pilots 2 in2nn4"P St. Joseph's 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2

SPECIALS Mens Straw Hats Sennit Sailors In the new shapes, high ar.d me-o-jm crowns, soma hii' real w-ide brims, others ara r.o so wide they're as light ai a fanrhr. o-e't . . d r ore f o r t -1 b 1 e. in 4 m al! silts. 12. "0 values t v-Z.-lD Mens Neckwear The balan-e of a sample line cf men's 60c to 1'- Pe-.r-.n-Har.d Ties, they're made cf rich imported stlks in the new colorings. You should pick ojt several at ta:s sale Mens Union Suits

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HOUT DANBUBY Connecticut Refuses to Allow Dempsey and Fulton to Fight.

FIGHT DECISIONS 1

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Newport Athleti" Style Union Suits made of a superior quality cf r.ainsook. knee length and n i sleeves, the coolest and most comfortabla of ail summer under wear; all sizes.

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Attractive Glngbam FYocks for worsen i and misses. One can tell at a glance that

these are net the ordinary kinds of garments that usually sell around this price. Little distinguishing features make them delightfully charming and good locking.

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Sport Suits for Outdoor Wear T omen 'a and Misses' Tub Suits, just the thins for outing wear, cool and comfortable smart sport Jacket cf white gabardine with striped skirt, collar, cuffs and

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Decisions of fight representatives arei At Jersey City Battling Zevinsky leat Charllo Wetnert (8. At Cedar Rapids, la, Johnny Noye beat Kid Wheelcek (10); XdfiJa Bummers beat Fred Simmons (6). At Memphis Joa Mandot beat Jimmy Hanlon (8). At New Orleans Kid Koster best Frankle Brown (20). BALTIMORK. MP., June 18. Tha heavyweight bat'Ie between Fred Fulton of P.ochosior. Minn.. and Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake City will be staged in this city July 4 The police authorities of Connecticut yesterday decided tha match could not take place in Dan miry, as first scheduled. J-.rn Junsr of the Monumental Sporting club therefore closed negotiations for 'he battle at O.-ioU" park. Ha has been praii'ed the reoessary permit by the police commissioners. The bout will be fifteen rounds. Jur.K wanted to have the bout twenty rounds, but the police board favored the usual Baltimore limit. Articles of agreement will he signed at a conference m New York of i.lm Schoenleln. wi'h Mike Cfiillns, manager of Fulton, and ,jck K earns, manager of Dempsey. Frofeits of Ji.onn will be posted.

LEWIS FLOPS JOHN FREIBERGj SIOUX CITY, I A.. June IS Strangj lar Lewis won from John Freiberg in one fail nt the fnd of thirty-seven minj utes of the rouphet wrestling ever seen j in Sioux City. He did it in one fall for j Freiberg's nck was so badly injured i that he could not return to tha mat.

Three times in succession Lewis hurled Freiberg to the mat with great violence.

(By A. EHIEKSXT.) With Bakalar en the mound and Wagner on tha receiving end tha Scatenas easily defeated tha strong Kensington A. C, Sunday, by a score of 7-S at Columbia I'ark. After the firs' inning tha gjtme was never in doubt although tight baseball wss exhibited. In th" second bases vera filled, but Bakalar strengthened and struck out the next three men. Bruno a knocked out of the box in the fourth and Woodruff to .', his place. The Keisc.r.K'on team is made of stars from 'he Interci'y acue If not for the hea y hitting of ihe S'-a'enas the game would have been much rl'"t. Kddie Bloom, a star of Fast hicngo and a new man on the S'"steni team, played a vondorfu! pame at Third and a!o wa "there'' with the ha', haing got p, hits out of 4 times to bat. Simon, Wagner end Bakalar also did heavy slugging Fn'ign proed a little too fast for the Kensington nine. He threw out the fastest man on the team by Picking up a fast grounder in deep riant field. As soon as a team begins to lose they start some alibi to break up the game. In tha seventh inning the gau.o vas forfeited to the Scatcna". 'Speedy" Myers, who was sliding in heme, was railed safe because the catcher dropped 1t?e ball. Tha fielder cun-.e running in snylng that ho did not drop ih ball. After a long discussion with t ha umpii-n the game was given to ti:.; Soi'o m. Score hy innings: Kensington 110 0 1 r rt Srn terms -1112 10 1 7 Struck out By Bakalar. 10; by Bruno. 4; hy Woodruff. 2. Rasn on bails i ff Bakalar. 4; off Bruno. 0 ; off Woodruff. 1 Two-hae h:;s DankiN. Bioom, Wagner i2. b'akalar. Th'-ee-bne hits Bruno. S'nn'.ey. Cmpifo f Iradt. Official scrrr A Shlcnsky.

Sample Line Women s Neckwear Values up to $1 Now 39c Just received a manufacturer's sample line of women's tine up-to-date Neckwear. The lot consists of Satin. Georgette Crepe and Swis- Onrnndio collars in a number of pretty new effects; .".V to $1.0Q neckwear. Q O r chojro O Romper Suits : Little. Follows' Komper Suits ; for summer play wear, well Di.-ide of dark percales and i

plain colored cham-

brav, sizes J to d. nt

Boys' Wash Suits Four Special Values 1 75c and 85c Wash Suits 49c J Odds ar.d er.ds from regular stock in Tommy Tucker style with jjr sailor collar, t'e, belt and pockets, straight or bloomer trousers. : Made of strired Perca'e. in a variety of rrhrs: sizes A C ' 24 to years. Specially priced for this sale at TJC '5 $1.00 Wash Suits $1.50 Wash Suits ;

One lot of L.ttia Fellows' Wash Suits that formerly sold et 51 25, nicely made In Tommy Tucker styles, of good

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Smart Little Norfolk and Tommy Tucker Wash Suits cf white Oalatea. plain colored Chan.bray and striped

rercaies, will launder nice-

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Boys' Complete Military Uniform

Officers" uniforms, military coat, breast and regular pockets, l

iTg trousers, wth leather peak cap. trimmed with brass but

ton?; sizes 2 to l years. Specially priced for this sale at

$3.00 1

85c

$1.50 Corsets pair $1.25

This is a rare bargain considering the adv anoe in the p-ira of corsets. Fifty pairs only. American Lady $150 Corsets, mada of b?t bat; sfa. ined'um bu". "'our ra.r.

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STAVUM IS WOUNDED. LA Cp.OSST.l. WIS. Juno IS Kd win Slavruni, for three years all west-rn lend of 'he l'nfverity of Wlscnsn I fooi ball team, was vounded on duty :n j fr'rance. according to a cablegram to I his mother here. He is a lieutenant of artillery. Tha wound is not serious, it

was reported.

Special Values Wash Goods and Silks

Serpentine Crepe c, nan tine I'r'K. v !-.- dsirahle

Children s New Footwear at Cut Prices

29c

PRINCETON GRIDIRON HERO FALLS TO DEATH Dispatches from the French front report the death of Arthur B!ut:icnth Princeton, '13. a football star who won an All-American berth as center in 1012. Incomplete reports indicate Blumeiithal's airplane was brought down in flamesi behind his own lines. Bltimen-

j thai entered Princeton !n 1005, at!,i I served three a?r or, the variv r'evI en. start ing in 1 11 2. In 1 1 1 his woe I was largely instruinenul in 'Vinctin s

Buy a Thrift Stamp today.

LEVINSKY SHADES WEINERT IN JERSY CITY SCRAP JF.USKT CITY. N. June 1?. Ba--tlmg Levinsky of Bvii;;c porl. Com; , outpointed Charlie VftiTt of Newark. N. .L. in every round of an cignt round bout. Levinsky weighed 10 pounds and Weinert 1S5 This was tha first heavyweight battle held in New Jersey under th'5 nw 'aw legalizing eight lound boxing ron'esls in this state.

You'd like to take a pv.nch at the kaiser you say? Then buy a Thrift Stamp.

i summer loung.ng c.he. k;m..no... n passing

i sacques. etc.: pretty Japanee ar.d m-rni n.uriM 4 3r o-iality. ard

ZZ': Begular $2 and $2 50 value.. 3 -nehes wile. Haau'iful romb-.nat.on

Si ,.f .e.b.rinc-. ir, plaid, and -hicks. faLi ! rrred for this sal, at n lLlfe

! 40-in. Georgette Crepe ! All Silk C.aorgette Crepe, full tin" cf j colors that will launder nicely. This j cloth w.ll stand comparison with ! anr $2.00 cloth. Priced 7 zz at par yard p -L .C J

WHITE SLITTERS Misses" and children's whits canvas. ;

ankle st tan oippeis. lfainer oi?, spi in i.rT-.?, . c - a

to pair $1.2?; sale, per pair.

S'a to 11, pri-ed for this

$1.00 I!

AXOTHUR BIi-; LOT of Misses' and Children's Ank j . Strap Slippers, patent leather, broad tn lasts, bow i:

trimmed, durable leather soles; a res 1 1 's

to 2. $1 30, s-res to 11, per pair

$1.39 1

LITTLK ONE-STRAP SLIPPERS of patent leather. f Ik bow trimmings, dependable leather soles, wedge ,

heels; s.zes 4 to S, $1.50 grade, priced at

per pair

$1.00 ii

GIRLS' BAREFOOT SANDALS Made of tan calf

with sewed soles. Children's sises. per pair, J1.25;

sizes $H to 11, per pair 11.39; sizes HH to 2. priced at per pair

$1.50

36-in. Beach Cloth

2Z Tine quality !". a 1 Cloth for women's and

dren'a dtesaes. skirts, etc.. m a.t rn

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Per a arcs . . .

45c

; Linen for Dresses Fine quality Linen Suiting, S inches wide.

! copen blue, pink, S'fi and rose; regEl ular SSc quality. Per yard

65 c

1 New French Voiles j 42-inch Imported French Voiles, very fine ro-nh-S ti yarn, for lad.es' dresses, shirt aits. etc..

Hi complete range cf colors, S"ir values.

Per yard

65c

BOYS' K.KDS, $1.00 AND $1.15 BOYS' OXFORDS, $1.48-

The faori;e summer outing One large lot of youths' ! shoe, made of white canvas. and boys' gun metal calf Js iac" style, rubber soles and oxfords in lace and button. IE heels. f.t' 2'-j to 5l2. per pair made with etra heavy E

$Vi;: sizes 11 to y - eoles. Regular

2. per pair V? JL L $2.50 values

$1.00

Boys' Shoes

$1.48 1

(Fme quality kangaroo calf school ehoes. button style, made j with exfa heavy "leather solas. $2.25 values in ste 9 to

let,, at $1 ft:.; regular $2 50 ?llers, sizes iu, to

oKi, per pair

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