Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 274, Hammond, Lake County, 2 May 1919 — Page 3

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WILL HAVE FAST TEAM

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( Co!uwW A. C. of Wot "Hammond ito be represented this ycir I .i f:t baseball team. With the war o , r. practically all if the -td pl.-tx-r a fbaek and the prossp.-ets arc briKht. N w suits have bn ord-red am! the l.. v lil rrifn' a fine a; (if-iiMiii-c ; opening; psnif. Thi y hiv bc-n .rking. on the grounds. cry eve Ling (!: weather permits nni fxp-v; to h-i

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"'"''lirsbla Club his hut 1 iii-r.il r who with th ft'am's IdtK'- follow. i..- 'im-tnn -i t i outside tlio club are r. .uiy , b:i. k I ' f r Hr.;.l n favorites to the limit. T !v h i. : New V '!!- any team in or out of La.io icurisy. l".:!.oi' i ! Managers desiring same ."houl.J call I'JI U V It Hammond 657 or evfiiiiia;. r:ttMut-:-The manager has n-' 5' i oted pos 1- St. l.-i:s

t tons for his team hut the follow Uo;-t-.-: - .-- . - 11 ' rnn will play the feasor.: Ron-.ey sr..l Yesterday's KSftiKs. Kolawski. pitchers; Krossiey a!;.! c'ineiiit .it i. tl: St. l.o,i' - ". Kachinskl. catchers: Miotke, Oeorp:-. "1 .ic.i-o- l'r. i shurth pctue j o.Chayken, K. Litzen and Krupa. infield- r.nn. ers: Patrick, John Litzen, Joe Litz 'it Ph-'.vl-'lphTi-New York ?a:vo I find K. Kowalyki. out lelders. .!: ram.

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imesf 4-P7oo Biie Serges, Excellently Tailored, Extra Values Indeed, at Saturday's Price Economical men who know Style and Appreciate Quality Will Welcome this sale of Blue Serge Suits Come in Tomorrow and Ask to See Them.

Not only v. ill this exceptionally lov price make this sale a worthy one, but the materials and smart styles will appeal to the critical dresser.

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You are certain of a perfect fit regardless of your width or length because every size and style is to be found in the various lots included in this sale.

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SANITARY FLOOR ENAMEL The NeiO Coding far OH Floors KYANIZE Sanitary Floor Ecsmel is the cewect and usecoating produced to cake ol J fiocrs new. It is a blending cl the highest grade varnish end permanent colon, so th-t you can pcir.tand ccmL.h in cr.e operction. It Is eary to app!y, dries overnight with a beautiful curable g!cx ana it can washed repeatedly without locing its luctre hence it is extrtmely

anitary. Comes in eight pleasing and permanent colors. It' Just W hat You've Been Looking: fcr

' Here's Our FREE OFFER yf A fti!1 lislf-riint mn. anv rn'r.r tf vnn

will buy from us a good 25 cent brush to apply it. Enough to enamel your pautry floor or shelves. Don 't Fail to Try ii

H. 0. Young, Hammond, Ind. Seehase Hardware Co., Indiana Hai Clinton & Sens, East Chicago. Alwin Wild, Hoba-rt, Ind. H. P. Spurrier & Co., Whiting, Ind. George Berg, Lowell. John Horst, Crown Point, Ind.

Blue Serge Suits

Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Strictly All Wool Suits Men who demand Style and Quality Select their Suits Here where prices are always "just right" and assortments so large and varied that Buying is a Pleasure.

The young man who wants a classy waist-seam model or his cenior who desires the more conservative styles will find in our cases the very style and color he has in mind.

Quality Clothes

Suits made of the finest fabrics in the Newest patterns and in all shades. The variety is large and offers ample scope for every man's choice. Sizes for all, come in and see them.

SHOEj&rMEN

VZ7E make thi3 flat, positive, unqualified statement, namelv, that NEWARK high Shoes at $3.95 are the equal of any $5 and S6 shoes in town; that our $4.S5 Oxfords ere a match fcr any $7and $3 models in town, and that our $5.83 high shoc3 will duplicate any $9 value cf shoes in town. We ask nothing more than the chance to show them to you and let you judge for yourself. You've paid high prices l..g enough to be able to tell at a glance. Nearly four million others in the U. S. A.

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TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sp3rt3 Editor -

WITH the bases full, soore tied and in the final irnintr. Frank Ftaker, the Trarp" mauler, ninsrled. scoring two runners. Sounds ike a movie or a

mel'.erdrarnmer. doesn't i'. ? j QUERT: Whose (rolng: to stop the j Reds? Seven Elra:ght without a defeat j and jcroiriK stronp. Cincinnati fans see j visions uf a pennant. i

riNCJ POinC comes back vengeance. Two runs, two

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rtAniPLN" and Stoik. in the Clncin-nnti-i'Hid same each helped himself to a double and a trlplo.

t'OVl-:Li:SlvI! who ,ot nicked in the j AI.TH' M'GH Mopridpe weakened In opening fame between the Indians and; t,,. fiRh!li and was replaced by Jack Tifrers. mca in drew his bump. Me Quinn. he was reverped for the dfet removed, but too late for the Indian! iUKj.-l the Yanks by the Red Sox on

to overcome the Tiser bad.

The Mod.! IJ.-.t-.t.d AIxjt. U 1761 Mehrfuny- tun riutora J -i-.ch n-ade Or for. I; ntw 'trfamline Fng.ish" Use

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Feeble Old People Vinol is What You Need because it contains the very elements needed to replace weakness with strength, viz : Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and Manganese Peptonatcs, and Glycerophosphates, with a mild tonic wine This is a splendid combination to restore strength, vitality and vigor. It has given ninety percent satisfaction for sixteen years. HERE 15 PROOF:

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day at tha Polo ground;

i'ARI. MAYS was the opposing twirl--r In both games.

9 LARGEST RETAILERS OF SHOES IN THE WORLD. HAMMOND Sluh H bob hUrtMAN STKEET Op-n Sa'.uruav Evcnmgs 2;T STORES IN H7 CITIES.

Malone. N.Y. "I am 81 years of age and rrot into a feeblo, weak and nervous condition so I couUi not sleep. Vinol has not only built up my strength but it has piven me a pood r.ppetito and I sleep ail ri?ht row. 'Without doubt Vinol is the. greatest strenpthener for old people obtainable. ' Mrs. S. B.Wells.

Winchester, Va. " I am a farmer's wife. 75 years of age. and pneumonia left me in a weak,' run-down condition, so I could hardly keep atout and do my work. A neighbor brought me Vinol and it has built up my strenpth so fast that I think it is the be&t medicine I have ever taken." Mrs. Jennie Chapman.

HARE P.CTH apologized to Ld Barrr.r just in tun'- to pet into the frame stid connect with a double the first time up. After that Ruth was hors d combat. WEATHER permitting, the 1ien's todav start a stretch of seven straight erie-. on th-ir home prounds, the longes! they v.i'l play at home this ytar. SrF.AKF.H helped himself to two doubles in three times tip.

FRILLS WILL BE PUT ON TODAY

For mil rau-dnwn. nrron. naemlc eondltlon. wek women, ovrrworVied men, fecblo old people and llut cbil.tren. there i no remedy liko YiuuL.

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MACY. Vinol is sold in East Chicago lv SCIILIEKER'S PHARMACY, and in Whitin- bv L. II. MATTERX, and DRUO(5ISTS EVERYWHERE;

: INTERNATIONAL NEWS StRVICEl VE' TURK, May 2 The first day fril! scheduled for the openings on the T'o'iO grounds and Jlbbets fleld yesterday, will he puf on today, weath'-r pf-rmtt-t ir.fr. And the sun did its bes to break through a eray sky early this morningThe two programs call for (las; raisings, band concerts, salutes and features gralore. At the Giant opening, where tho Phillies are to be entertained, the fame will rnsrk John McGraw's hrst nppc-a ranee on the Polo grounds as National bacue ria;;saif- in a Ii-apue game. Over in Brooklyn the Dodgers will hoo kup with the P.osiou Praves. The latter have yet to inter the winning column and while they have ben losing five straight are four to the U'mil against one defeat.

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Saturday Only Hero they are, men sm a it new Beacon Oxfords of dull black or tan calf, modified toe, Goodyear stitched all-leather soles; regular $5 oxfords, pair $3.95

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LIBERTY B01TDS

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1 HAMMOND BALL PARK (Chicago League)

iUNDAY, May 4th, 1919, 3 P. M.

BaUcries Baichley, Buckeye and Kid:cn; Dodger Trainings, Maager, Stack and Olsen

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