Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 286, Hammond, Lake County, 16 May 1919 — Page 3

THE TIMES. Page Three. ere They Are Boys! U. S. Army Shoes LION STORE "The Home of Lart Schaffner & Marx Clothes" Built just like those Our Joldiers Wore, of Tan Calf on the Manson Last, Blucher Lace as Pictured m 1,000 Pairs of Them liir.v rf-jirespiu a canceled oraer. me manufacturers had thm racked and ' 10 fi'P nen notice was received not to send tlfm. Rather than po to th trouble of unwrapping them asain and niacins them beck in stock he offered thrn to us at a SPECIAL reduction. They're the bes-t shoe msd for live, wide-awake romping boxs they are rr.ad to Rive comfort h-cau of their bmd toe. the leather of which they are ma will give extra servic? -it's a heavy lolus calf, the solos are of real oak leather. Boy Smilf Attention ' H;rs'9 0 VFrv h you want and should have mi re styiea exactly j-.ko tne shoes -worn by I ncH Sam's old:er. This fpeclal Sec Them In Our Windows purchase sale enables you to grt a p&lr at a bist saving. Sizes fo 5 pair 2.45 Sizes 9 to 13 pair $1.95 t

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$2.75 and $3.50 Values at $1.95 and $2.45

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By A. C. BUB.OIN (Secretary Indiana Harbor Civic Club.) Th Universal Portland C'T-.T.t Ccmrny at Euffingrten, Int., is a lcM'r. not only am?ng industries in promoting Americanization, but a lra.lcr among all Institutions of the Calumet ircion, fcsrdless of their primary purpose for existence, in promoting Ihis important phasj of nationalization. I'.ach an-l very official and employee of the company is rrsnifestmc interest ir the work being clone alone; this line; co-

Before The Advent Of Woman's Gladness

Wobms Who Know Taks Precaution Agairut Suffering.

Befor the arriT&l of tb Stork, women for orer half a century hare learned the widom cf irMn? nature a he'.pir.ir band. Nausea. nerrousneas, bearlnr-down and rtretchln? pains in the abdomen and uuscles are entirely folded by the tue ol Mother' Friend, according to the teatimony ef thousand of mothers who hava used this trrae-bonored remedy. Mother' Friend lubricate the fine net. work of nerves beneath the skin, and by rejrnlar os "dirin the period tbe muscles are made and kept soft and elastic. Tcey ran then expand gently and easily when) baby is born and pa!a and dasher at the crisis is naturally avoided. Mother's Friend is a preparation of pene- , tratirp oils and other medicinal aenU ?Tepared especially for expectant mother, j t is for eiternal use, is absolutely safe and j shouM be used regularly durlcj the entire ! period before baby come. Write to tha BradSeld Rornlator Cora. I pany. Dept. A, Lamar Biilldinjr. Atlanta, j Oeorfla. for an interesting Motherhood ! Eook. and obtain a bottle of Motitr'f ! Friend from the druarist. Toil will Ca4 M ; the createat Idcd of Wo. ,

operation is exery where in ex idencc. but 110 one is rnoio in'errstrd than !s r; oner a 1 Superintendent Oscar C Scdcrciuist. The company has fertilized, plotx ed. toli-d and cultixated the Rround lyine between the raihoad tracks ar.d the. continuation of nnsy 1 ania axenue. This ground xxas a short t:mo ago only a sandy bottomed sxxamp; today it is a reclaimed garden spot xxiih a coon, thick coating; of black la-i. Nine acres havs already been recla mod and this x' i!! shortly be increased to fifteen acres. The garden plots are twenty by about one hundred and fifty feet. J-"if tj -five plots have been assign-d to dte and xxith Hie additional acreaage this number v. iu be increase:! to one-hundred The last cf thos-e plots prepared at present xvas taken tins xveek; this ready response of employees to the opportunity srixen them is the bert of exidenci of their having realized that the offer is a good thing. All that us required of an enirlojee to pet one of the plots is to make an apI licaticn for it. The xxixes and children cf tniployes may be seen daily seeding and caring: for their pardons. Th" Civic t.'luh is indeed glad to find this rendition existing. Aside from the material benefit to the employee and hia family in fresh xeicefables at only th expense of their labor is that other inestimable benefit of contentment and co-operation. Such a spirit ia a b:'s step in becoming: Americanized. But the story doesr't stop here. The company has given a south of beauty to this stretch of ground by placing a row of shade tiees on each side of the elegantly curved drixe that bounds the gardens on the south. And the company has not forgj'ten the young employee without a family cither. East of the drive a regulation sized ball park

has been carefully laid out. This repeat ion is not denied the married men, to be sure, but naturally the larger numbers aciixely participating will be ihe cune fellows. Ioubt!ess the married men and their families vx ill be enthusiastic fans a: the Saturday afternoon tames cf the Calumet industrial Base Tall League, pari of which will be pla -ed at the riuff'.r.gton ball park. Next Saturday afternoon the L'nixersal boys play 11. e boys of the Standard Ste'.l Car Works at the liuff niKton f ounds. The noon hour Is a real recreational period. Outdoors in nice weather after they liaxe lunched in the xxell ordered dining room one sees the boxs piax ing baseball: Indoors one may see the office forces, both men and womn, aim others that xxi:h to be there, all enjoying a musical program consisting ef instrumental solos, vocal solos and chorus singing. To the Universal must be given much credit for the successes attained by the public r.ght schools in Indiana Harbor daring the last two years. Last year six complete classes xx ere organized at the plant and sent to the. Ttiley school. More xxould have been sent had the night school not been closed so eaily m the year. It was Mr. Soderquist who caused the niht schools to be resumed this spring. Every encouragement is being given foreign employes to take advantage of this opportunity to learn the American tongue. This work ail has the good xvill and best wishes of the Chicago offices of the company. The Universal Portland Cement Company Is making some cement at Buffington, but vxe are delighted to be. in a position to say that the company is making good Americans at the same time.

Are you readins The Trmes ?

DR. W. E. NICHOLS PHYSICIAN Suite 101 First National Bank Bidg. Corner Hohman and Sibley StsSibley St. Entrance. Hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Office phone 113. Res. phone 1523.

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You probably have never had any cause for complaint herewith the f goods or service; very few people have. But if the time ever does l come when you do feci like "kicking," take us at our word; come f and tell us about it. We'll make good. 55 Hart Schaffner & Marx waist-seams are certainly popular j See this popular 1919 style in young's men's single and g double-breasted waist-seam suits by Hart Schaffner & Marx, 1 carefully tailored, good looking models, correct in every detail; g latest materials and colorings. j The men who think they are hard to fit I

If for any reason you think you can't get ready made clothes to fit you you are wrong about it. We have them here: special models by Hart Schaffner & Marx; stout men, very big men, short men every variation of the human figure has been provided for. $27d $30 35 s40

We'll show you suits here in all good fabrics; all good colorings; all wool, tailored by experts; the kind of quality a tailor would charge at least 50 more for. You'll save money by coming here and your satisfaction is guaranteed.

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i-M j' A'K beautiful soft Xcgiisce Shirts of fibr 'M lustrous silky appearinjc: fabrics, a -J3. zt-A splendid nrrav of livclv spring colorings.

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Silk Four-in-Hand Tics Men's Silk" Kour-in-Lktnds

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Fibre Silk and Silk Lisle Socks, 29c Extra (Jood 39.- Sox, the famous Shawkr.it brand, choice of silk lisle or fibre silk, reinforced heel and toe, black and ail the new shades. Saturday, a pair j&

Men 's Union Suits Men's Uni'ut Suits of barred-

Irinre shapes.. slip bainl style, nainsook, wine;- sleeves, knee

rich colorings, splen

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length, $1.2-3 gar

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89c

Whiz Hand Soap, 12c

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A Few Specials for Saturday

Fori Kan? I.cek Rc.-r Ale Washers resuler T5c sets, on special Q ale at .xSSX

7-Icaf V'ovd Sprlns, made of finest carbon prccl regular price S3.50. Ac) On s?!c at 4 LTr

weiRDT. car?, on sjivt-jai at

S .T;ffy Jack', a splendid jack for medium TV.rd Piston Rinjs. diagonal joint, rc&u-

$1.48 . :Z 10c

$1.39

: White Cotton Waste, regular price 2:c rr: per pound. On special r,aU '7firt at per pound - JZxJL

Adamson Caroline Vulcanizer, makes a

perfect repair. On ta1" n

Guaranteed 6f 000 Miles Specially Reduced Prices

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7t oc:ouomical tires vou van buv. rThoy are HAND MADE

Lij ; 1 : hey cost about 10 o more T than machine made tires but

they give about Z0ro longer

s are the agents for Globe Tires.

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Men's Tan or Black Oxfords; $5.00 Values. $3.95

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