Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 244, Hammond, Lake County, 28 March 1919 — Page 6

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Don't Let Easter Find You Without That New Suit Now is the time, men, to place your order. Next week may ho too late to iret a hand-tailored suit for Easter. Hundreds of orders are coming in, but we can assure you that we shall have vour suit ready for Easter if you place your order within the next few days. Remember you pet a strictly handtailored, made to your own measure suit, out of the very finest fabric from our own New England mill, at the very low price of

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Good Quality Shoes at Low Prices.

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LADIES' OXFORDS In brown, mahogany and black kid. calf

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ALL-OVER GREY G LACED KID SHOES with milifarr or French heel, worth $7.00 to J8.50 a pair only MEN'S VERT SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Mahoganv calf, bluchr and button styles, worth $6.50 a rjair r only

-BOYS' SOLID ALL LEATHER SHOES Cannot be

neat for wear, all styles and sizes, from $1.00

siiu learners, $4.00

$5.45 $4.95 $2.50

BRING YOU R r.HII HRPM MTDC AKin rr-r Tun.

: PROPERLY WITH GOOD SHOES AT LOW PRICES. Ja.cibs Shoe Store

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Crin your worn-out ffhoes here. We repair them. We qarn- full stock pf all kinds of Ehoes, cleaners and polish. Shinola home sets only C"c.

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In AdJHIoR to th claim of th lnk And Weston. ho nla the charges nftiilnnt Newman. ther are muny laborers and material claims held by laborer and material men. It i said 1li.it the total claim aaaint Newman will be about $30,000.

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Indiana Senator Speaks at Martinsville Last Night and Declares Senate Will Not Ratify League in Its Present Form. MA11TISV1L!.K. Ind.. March C. , Senator Harry S. New .,f Iii.Iian.ip..!i, j apoko against the ).r..-o ,1 1, -i KU. i.r nations at a in.-etlnjc of Ilfpululcans ii..r.. I last nijht. Keprcci'iitHt i c us-nr i:. j Bland of the Second imlituia DKsirict I addi-fs.vr: ttie .-aino nivotitig. erat

. iiuuuiru i-ersons au.'nii'M tho tnt-.-tm. ) fennti.r Now is t.. lusk.- a nurnhor of j speeches in Indiana within the i.t-xt three or four wreks. I Opposes Flaa Vigorously. j He made it clear thnt ho whs na.lress- I ir.(r himself to thr j.r.jposul for ;i I-tiku ; of nations submitted to -he peace con- ' ference at I'aris shortly before F're?!- ! dent Wilson return ai to tins e,,Untry aout a month ag'i. He or posed ihe :!n vigorously and exi re.ssed tlw- convictfon thst the t."nt'.i:d States Setmie j

never will ratify It ah it 5t.in.is. He did not go on record against the principle involved In the proposal for a league of rations. but he expressed himself strongly against the p!an President Wilson was standing for when 1,.. departed from this country on his socond trip to Paris. Senator New discussed the issue involved. Senator's Views on Xeig-ue. Summarizing his ou n liew, he said In substance. First, that he will not vote for n

league that permits the slightest sur- ,h" r ; (-' f T. A. 'Iark to build the

render of the riht of this country to Lbi ditch, assigned it." interests to

BAD NEGROES RUN AMUCK This morninsr nt about nine o lock in crowded !?roadway. ;tj at Seenth avenne a fulUade of shot, wan heard and the r-towds were acurrvlnp Ir.

jf'.-ero dirreticn to n.,i,l l.eing bit by the fiyiiiR bullets from th revolvrr of j William Jon...:, who wu using another iiKtrro by the i;nn,e of William Pulley

'i poj-.e:- .oj- a Itf..8 d way re Mjiirntit. as

r..s large.. Ttie two negroes between hoio there hm, l,e,.n . rud for t t.e

pt several monthi, met at Broadv.ay and Seventh avenue, wheft it I said, PulUy pulled an uirly Iookinr kntf and started to carve up Jones. The iattr In turn pullel hia gun and Pred three times at the. fleeing negro, one shot taking efTect in the negroes haek. Ife fell to the pavement and the other two hot went through the pUte glass front of the lary Can,jy Kitchen. The police then arrived and took the wounded negro to the hospital and the other to the city Jail. Tor the past several months there ha been a feud existing between the o negroes over the ownership of a trunk. I'-tii'h Jones claims Pulley has nroj !h summer the two men met In

tn.riet Pulley cut up Jones, sending!

lim to the hospital for several weeks. He vv.is placed In the Crown Point jail for thiet j months and when the case n.e u; in the courts there was no

iidr.y. March 12$, If; 10.

prosecuting witnesses present sn4 tha case was no'.ls prossed. The two haf been fighting at intervals uer slnea.

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TRAIN ROBBERY IN MEMPHIS INTERNATIONAL HCWS SERVICE MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 2S. lep-Jt:. Sheriffs were organizing a rnin hunt tfday for three train robbers who last r.ight held up Frisco passenger train No. 801, from St. Louis, about twt rrilea west of P.ridge Junction, Ark., end after compelling the express messenger to open the safe in tne baggage car. escaped with 14.000. The bandits forced 'Engineer McCarthy to uncouple the engine and bajrgage car front the passener roach's snd drive them cbo.it a mile down th tracks "oo pasj.engers would net interfere with us."

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decide when and how it shall s-1 to wr.

Second, he will not vote to surrender the right of this country to regulAte immigration to its shores. Third, be will not vote to surrender any authority of this country to regulate and control its commerce.

Lieut. Com. Patrick N. L. Uellinger. Lieutenant Commander Bellinger until a few days ao commandant ol the air station of the naval operating base at Hampton Roads and th Fifth r.aval district, will pilot th U. S. naval seaplane that will attempt to cross the Atlantic ocean Jit- is expected to beein his flijrhl within a few days.

ECONOMY

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Charles II. Thomas last Noeirber when

Judg" II. M. Van Atta insisted that Newman til" a J50.0r0 surety bond ! Previously Newman liad gone on the j bond of Clark nnd when he awim. j ei th- contrset ws working virtually! v.i'.h 1 Itiis-If as his bondsman. Thomas

We deliver orders in either meats or groceries or both amounting to $4 or over. All orders received by 1 p. m. delivered same day. Orders received after 1 p. m. delivered next day.

fourth, no win not vote to surrender has since, tijed s. bond, and with Mr,

of the work, is prepar-

this government's control over its own expenditures. Tifth. he ix iil not vote to surr. rider this country's right to regulate the size and character of Its force for nation defense.

NEWMAN STILL SOUGHT BY INDIANA

Auto Salesman DeLuxe Is Charged With Serious Offense by Huntington. HUNTINGTON. Ind.. March Jacob E. Davis, county sheriff. and Arthur H. Sapp. prosecuting attorney, are wondering why the Chicago authorities do not report ti them on the arrest of Harry Newman, prominent club man of Chicago on a warrant charging larceny and obtaining money under false pretersea sent to them Monday. A Chicago newspaper Tuesday morning carried an article about the charges against Newman, who is charged with fraud by Boston Weston, who tays he lent Newman $1,000 when Newman told him he was the owner of a larg ' amount of Illinois real estat be.-id.: half a million in stocks and bonds. I Newman Wednesday issued a cet'gori-! cl denial that' he was guilty of any larceny or sharp practices in connection with the construction work on the Little River ditch at this place. JHs construction company, winch b e' ovr

Clarl. in char

ing to start work as soon as the weather permits. No money has vert been psid by the ditch commissioner. I. II. Heaston. on the construction work. Newman raised money for this work by rutting up estimates of work don" as collateral at the Huntington County bank, and by giving a bill of sale for equipment usd on the work to th? bank It hs since been estal'Mrhed that practically all of the equipment was either rented with the privilege of buying, or was rented outr!rht, nnd did not belong to Newman at

ell. He obtained 20,000 from the bank

Khubarb (Pie Plant), fancy fresh, lb .12 Eggs, Strictly Fresh, per dozen 44 Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles, ! pkga .25 Pancake or Buckwheat, per pkg 100 Coffee, Our Leader, 3 lbs S1.00 Corn, Peas or Tomatoes, dozen, $1.6.: can 140 Karo Syrup, No. 5 or V gallon cans 39 $ TCcd Beans, Xo. 2 cans 11? Soup, Tomato or Vegetable, can 9c Milk, Carolene, 3 tall cans 33 Soap U. S. Mail or Brag, 10 bars 49c Cocoanut, Baker's, packed in cocoanut milk, can. ""

Chickens, fancv home dressed, lb " 360 to 40c Leg of Veal Roasts. lb ....300 to 320 Veal Shoulder Roasts.

lb 25 to 280 1 Veal Stew, lb., 22c; ! 5 lbs ..S1.00

Fancy Veal Chops, lb ' 300 to 38c Pork Shoulder Roasts, lb 280 to 300 Young Native Beef Chuck Roasts, lb 240 to 280 Boiling Beef, Fancv, lb '....160 to 200 Bacon Squares, lb . .330 Bacon, Brisket, lb .400 f Young Beef Liver, 2 lbs 250 " Young Pig Liver, lb 60

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THE "PARADO"' A very r.rpular spring style; smooth black or Cordo mahogany calf, JT.r.o; it T f brown shell Cordovan Z,j(

FIRST CLASS REPAIRING AT REASONABLE PRICES. You're probably thinking about a new pair of shoes right now. These are the days when you do. We're ready to show- you the nowest things in Spring shoes priced at $r, $6, $7 and $7.50. You'll find that we have very large stocks; everything you might ask for. Dark tans are very- popular right now. Came in and look them over. A glance at our larse display irindow will help you find your favorite style. It's a wonderful display. Also Boys' and Girls' Shoes. Standard Shoe Store and Repairing J34 STATE ST., HAMMOND. 1

THE BACK OF THE JACKET A DEPENDENT FOR GRACE UPON THE SKILLFUL TREATMENT OF SLEEVES. SHOULDERS. AND W A 1ST. FASHION PARK HAS DEVELOPED THE BELL-DELL SLEEVE TO MEET EVERY ACTIVE REQUIREMENT WITHOUT STRAIN OR PULL AND TO PRESENT STYLE IN ITS MOST ENGAGING DEGREE. PLAIN GREY, BROWN, GREEN AND BLUE FLANNELS LEND THEMSELVES SPLENDIDLY TO THE STYLE OF GARMENT SKETCHED. READ Y TO-PUT- ON CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT, THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY ON

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564 Hohman Street Near State HAMMOND, INDIANA

Mil iiigan Avenue at Fir Street INDIANA HARBOR, INDIANA

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