Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 272, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1919 — Page 3

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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE DUE SATURDAY

trial League ever orsanned hi this district and the director!) arc contiil nt of a successful season. Pick out our team and root.

MARYLAND

Sports Ready for Opening of Calumet League's Games at Various Plants in Region. M

Th Calumet Industrial Baseball I-aeue will open the 1313 season with a rush next Saturday. The organization js complete and strorug enough to suarantee the fajis of this regrion soma exciting: entertainment In the national pastime. The leagne Is offictred this year as follows: President. A. TV. t'alley. VTm. Graver Tank Work a. Secretary-Treasurer R. M. Kriescr, Edwards Vafvs & Mf(t. Co. Directors If. J. C'ashman. Grassrlli Chemical Co.; TP. L. McKay. Universal Foreland Cemeat Co.; K. J. Barenie. American Steel Koundry; J. Gallasher, General American Tank Car Corp ; H. R. White. Standard Oil Co.; E. O. Herthel. Sinclair Oil Co.: I,. Goehringer. Standard Steel Cr Co.; 31. Zeider, Indiana Harbor Belt Jtailroad; H. Jens. V.'m. Graver Tajik "VVoriks. H. G. Rupp, -who ha been appointed chief umpire, for the season, has the umpires lined up as follows for next Saturday's arajnes: G. MacJohrusort al the Graver-Standard Oil same at "Whitina- Park. A. B. Anderson at the Bdwards VahfVr.iversarl Fortland Cement Co. game at East Chicago ball park. I. E. Gardner at. the Sinclair-American Steel Foundry game at Sinclair diamond. A. n. Keller at th General AmericanStandard Steel Car game, at the General American Diamond and Ed Powers at the. Indiana Harbor Belt-Grasselli Chemical Co. game at Morris I'ark, Hammond. This its undoubtedly the fastest Indus-

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Tagging All the Basis By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Spirts Editor

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STIFF BOUT

TRESH TOSSJl THE TIEI.D. A sturdy jvung pitcher. .lake Mny, Started c-ti t as a fleldir civ.- da . Ho developed htm arm. while he lied on the farm. Where he uurkel 111 the fiel l pitciuiiB ha y.

Jake May demonstrated how to feed goose ecsrs to Cubs in his nm' at Chicago, lie sic but four blows and the Cards corrcil.

St JACK TEIOCK. (I. IT. S. Sports Editor.) NEW YORK. April CO --Tim YVillard-

Dcmpsey fight is still homeless toda I i

Tromotor Tex Ilickard has reicivcj vord from Mars land to the effect that tiie bout will nu be welcome in Mar;land. and the hop's of Cumberland

Fn double pla; Cub tilt.

Harry Harper's fork-hand shoots caused the Hed Sox to fan th o:-.one. Seven Sox swung in the empty ether and Harper won for Washington, giving up but four hits.

These Cincinnati Pleds are playing truo to form. Ol" Hay Fisher pitched and won his second game for them, trimming Pittsburgh fcas.i. Jingling Johnson made the Tanks wish he was still in the army. Jmg would have had a shut-out had it not been for an error bv Dugan. the Athltlic's young short fielder. Tha Dodgers erred in the field end Cadore gave up four bases on balls in the early innings, ail of which enabled the Phillies to win. Gieason's gleeful "White Sox tied a knot in the Tigers tall with f.'icotte acting as ring-muster. Eushs boot and Jackson's wallop in the fourth settled the issue. Cicotte gave six hits.

N'obody can "guy" Morton about the game ho pitched against the Browns for Cleveland. Guy" shut out St. Louis with five safeties.

boosters nave been v reeked on n gubrrnftrtal reef. Put Tex isn't worried. "I bae at last two exceptionally t-cH offers under consideration rt with

iurd the Cai d- ! p rlaps n half d'r.vi oihcrs to i onsid'-r

' arefullx ." said Kickaid today, "and I m not in the least put out "The Cuinherland people were willing enough nnd T was willing to listen to their proposition, but of courre it is out of the question now. "I know of two spots whre the bi fght can be held arid will be welcomeconfined the promoter with a broad rml. "and the onlv iu-ition with me is which is th best." l:i-i,:i i d :-aid tli-i i. v. ill tako sev

eral more day." to conridcr the selection. t" a site, but g;ive no hint h to uliitt part of the coum'ry appeals to him

mot. It ir Known, however, that Ohio. Colorado. Idaho and New Jersey are still in tbe running. Rickard is said to be holding off as long as possible to await tlio fatn of boxing bills in si", eral more states, and by the end of the week b.e will probably make bis announcement. Should every other site prove unavailpble the fic'-t can still go to New- Jersey, where promotors are ving with caoh other in making handsome offers. Rickard. however, would prefer to stage the latiTe some rlaee where ten or twelve lound bouts are permitted.

The city fathers of Gotham have passed the Sunday baseball ordinance up to Mayor Hylan and the Giants will probably play the first Sunday gani ever staged by big leaguers at t he I'oio ground'.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STARTS I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEU'.M'.K. N. J.. April CO. '1 n ti'iv Internationa! LrKU open'-d its season today with Toronto playing here. Buffalo at Jersey City. Kochcster at Baltimore, and Ringhamton t Reading.

FTER-EAST

CLEAN-UP SALE

3-PIECE PARLOR SUITES A vpry attractive 3-plece Suite, unholstered In genuine guaranteed Spanish leather; comes In either oak or mahogany, well made throughout. Specially re- $582.50 duced to

KITCHEN CABINET BASE Well made, handy Kitchen Cabinet, basp with 4 roomv drawers and bread .S8.95 board

Refrigerators Triple Insulated Kefrigerator with sanitary interior finish, ample ice and

food chambers .

S9. 75

BED, SPRING AND MATTRESS All Metal Bed, white enamel or Vernis Martin finish, link fabric sprinea, sanitary layer cotton top mattress. S125.50 at

SOLID OAK DRESSER Heavy quartered oak Dres?er, large roomy drawers, colonial pattern, mounted with heavy plate $26.50 mirror .

Specially S31.85

DRESSING TABLES Trir'e adjustable rurrors, beautifully finished in either walnut or

mahogany reduced to

LIBERAL CREDIT ALWAYS

COLONIAL LIBRARY TABLE Well built Colonial Library Table, mahogarjv, oak or walnut finish. A bargain .SI 9. 75 at

SS itm 'Li $ 1 SKt

FIRESIDE ROCKERS Genuine sruaranteed Spanish leather over stuffed Rocker. larc roomv and comfortable. Reduced S29.75 to

PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES

Corner 92nd and Houston Avenue, South Chicago. Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings. Branch Stores

Main Stcre: Corner 62d and Haisted Sts. Cerner Elue Island Ave. and loth St. 9121 Commercial Avenue.

Ccr. 112th and Michigan Ave.. Reseland. 2394-96 Milwaukee Avenue, Avondale. 4512-18 Wentworth Avenue.

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Are you getting your share of these LUCKY FOUR LEAF CLOVER BARGAINS? Each Thursday sees new items brought forth and marked at Special Low Prices. Read Tomorrow's List and then come here prepared to get just the items you need at a Special Reduction.

Clo verDaySpc cia I W'orut-n'e black and hitpure Silk Hire, the well known rhornix braDd; reg i lar $1.."' va';i?f, - O extra sUes, pair? J JLO

Clo verDay Specia I

Hurson Brand I lose of tin

gauze liflo. black oniv; hcni-

med top. full fa?bioncd. hM Pair 49C

8 Clover Day Special I Children's B'ack Mf-rcrii'.nl I Hose, very fine ribbed, will I wear splendidly; sizes .", to I Kj: reeular .".Or Q O - 1 values, rair J J C 1 8 1

Clover Day Special

Women

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Suits of fine q".ali' nainrook. in flesh and wlrit, sizes up

10 42: recular 5il.2r vain :ii .

$1.00

Clover Day Special

Woacn's Lmon Suits. arter's make, fine ribbed, lace or band ton. slfevele?s, very

fine quality: all sizes. Triced at

$1.00

lover Day Special

Women's Ribbed Vegis with lace bodice or plain, excellent oua'.ity: sizes S5 and "S.

On sale Clover Day at

25c

Clover Day Special

Children's summer weight Lcion Suits. Minneapolis brand, extra fine grade, made with drop-seat; sizes 10

S years. Special at

98c

Clover Day Special Women's Percale House Dresses, light and dark pat"terns, cut full and well mad)3; size3 up to 44, regular ?2.50 alues on sale g j

Clover Day Special Women's Cocr-all Aprons, of good quaiity percale in light and dark color;, cut extra full, excell- ff cnt values at J X LC

Clover Day Special

Children's attractive School rresse, nicely mad of Scotch Gingham, in stripes and checks; sizes 2 to 6

year?; $1.25 values at

98c

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Clover Day Special Infants' Skirting, 27 in. flannel skirtings, all wool, embroidered in silk, hemstitched and scalloped flounces. Priced at & 1 GQ per yard O 0 O

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Clover Day Special Flannel Skirting. 27 In. flannel skirting for baby's undershirts, daintily embroidered and hemstitched. Specially

priced at per yard ..

$1.19

59c Turkish Towels, 39c CifT Lmy Special-Good heavy quality Turkish Towels, with pink and blue borders. siz"22x0, sell regularly at 53c, specially priced, o 'a-'b .39 C

50c White Madras, Yard 35c An extra good quality Whit Madras for boys' waists and men ubirtB, ."2 incite; wide; reguiar price, yard 50c. Thursday, q T ard J jC

49c Nainsook, 36 inches Wide, Per Yard 39c

Women's and Misses New and

Fashionable Capes $16.50 Values at

.98

Ranking at the top in fashion's favor ar the new capes. These on sale Clover Day are of splendid quaiity Blue Serge and Poplin, in eoatc style, belted and with

pockets; trimmed with faney silk braid-

just like the picture; women's and misses' sizes ...

$12.98

Women's Capes and Coats $25 Values at $19.75 The Capes, are of N'avy Blue Serge, full circular design with tuxedo collar of bright red velour. The coats are in the favored Dolman effect, with large collars: some topped in silk, other are of wool velour. These come In all wool Serge and Trico-Velour in navy, taupe, tan and

pekin; women's and misses's sizes, $2"

values. On sale Thursday

$19.75

Children's Spring Millinery Repeating Wednesday's Sale $3.50 Values

$ 1.99

Plenty of styles and shapes to become every little face, over a hundred to pick from. Every wanted straw, prettily trimmed with ribbons and flowers, for tots of 3 to the miss of

Ifi. Your choice

$1.99

Special BlueBeauty Rose ColdCream or Talcum Powder 50c Size, 35c

Dancing SLIPPERS

$1 .00

$3.00 Values Women's pretty Dancing Pumps, of gold and silver cloth in rootal effect, Louis heels, band turned leather soles. Pair $1.00

Big Sample Lot of Womens ' Pumps

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Brown Kid Pumps, hish heels, patent leather pumps and fine black kid strap slippers, fine dependable leathers, smart styles, samples in sizes 3 to 5. values to $4.50. On sale j ry Clover Day, pay-.

One Lot Men's $5 Beacon Brand Oxfords, Gun-Metal and Tan Calf Lace Style, New Lasts, Goodyear Welted Soles, all sizes, pair $3.50

SOOf-TTIilP Child's Drawers iW W; wii tW&' Special lot of children's

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This is the Hammond Home of Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. One Dollar brings a Hoosier to your Home.

Special lot of children's well

made Muslin Drawers, embroidery trimmed; ages 2 to 12 years 33c values on ry tZr sale at - OC 0 Boudoir Caps A pretty assortment of Boudoir Caps, made of Cowered organdie combined with dainty lace, ribbon drawn; sell regularly at "3c On sale Clover Day 1 r at I VC Linene Vestees Women's smart new Vestees for wear with the Spring Suits; in pink, blue and natural color. Specially priced for q Clover Day at sOC

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Slippers as pictured Pair, $1.75 Children's imart new Spring S Upper, ankle aad two-strap models, patent leather and doll kid. wedge heels, solid leather soles, sices 8V "T t? to 1!. pair v JL . O Sizes im t0tfO ff 2, pair OjZ.UU

Men's Silk four-in-hand Ties, 69c Values to a dollar, large open end Pour-ia-Hands, foulards, crepes and satins, beautiful new patterns, rich colorTi.cTl69c Work Shirts Blue Bell Brand Ohambray Work Shirts, attached collar, with pocket, regular 1.C0 shirts. It0.mor"w. 69c Men's Hose Silk Lisle and Fibre Hose, black and all colors, extra good values, usually sold

at 39c Tomorrow, pr.

29c

SALTED PEANUTS Strictly Fresh Salted Peanuts, regular price psr

pound 30c. On special sale, lb..

19c

"Clover Day" NOTION SPECIALS

Coats Machine Thread, black and white, ail Nos., 5c spools r j 8 for J DC Dress Clasps, best makes, black or white, all sizes, a dozen on a card, 10c clasps, at l?C De Long's Hooks and Eyes, black and white, all siz?, a dczen on a card. 10c 7 r sellers, at C Thread. J. O- King's best basting thread.

black and white, regu

lar 5c Rpools, two for

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