Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1919 — Page 6

Tipe Six THE TIMES. May 17, 1910.

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The price of a ul suit of clothes nowadays will almost make a 1 amt nt on a hottse and Id", but why worry about thru tfn tin re's n eleanins; institution in Hamptond- Th" Stor l;n . t;-.ia tit y 'leano'v ili.it c;ni malic your n!d suii In.ik hi t a f.r( ;(l ;s r. new- iino? Omi't ; i u t it t ;'f ;moTlitT rtlmi"- s'rp to fhi' pliimand call 7 17 -wo'il ib the irs' np.d r;i" your Miit ':iek in i'". t: in' .".ml tiif- (I-.-! will bo rvason;i''e, t-v.v ! Quality Cleaners 171 STATE ST. TEL. HAM. 747. j Next Bijou Theater. Special Spring Prices on Auto Painting at Cut Rate Auto Paint . Shop 301 MICHIGAN AVENUE HAMMOND. FORDS Repainted for $15 Lowest prices on all o'her makes. Phone Hammond 2141 or 1043-M. C. G. TERRY, Prop. TcL East Chtc&ro DR. J. GOLDMAN" DENTIST Ftr National Bk Bide Cor. Chicago Foryth AH. K.T CHICA:0. Iii. Consultation la Englleh, Germi Pollah. Slvlh aod Ruii'.iil Hammond Iron & Metal Company MARCUS BROS., Props. Wholesale Dealers In IRON, METALS, RUBBER AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY Offices: 340 Indiana Ave. Yards Soh Street and Indiana Ava, HAMMOND : INDIANA. Office Phono 127. Res. Phone i04-R. ( 3 I-

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plans for the establishment hnjknoi-k bun out of the box. We doubttraining camp. "U'iilard is ep"i t..-. toiedly think they shall do an thing in arrive r.f.st we. k. I'onstnu'tion work that manner, btcause be is bis: enouch

n the big anna, is progressing. J Don't throw your paper away without reading the want ad page. Dr. J.W.Acton Dentist Honorably di-charsod frnm the army. announces the opening of his office in Suite 200 Hammond Eldg Hammond, Ind. .re it imrn -iijill miTl

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j HERMAN SCIIAEFER BALL STAR, DIES S.F!.'i" I. !.-" v v - it, ,r. ..... ..... .'... '., ," . ' . i... ii t .... , . pl.ijrr an, I comedian of Iho .!ia- .,,.,!. ,1,.,, her, s,l, v...,..,,av - :.. . ,., :i;r. f,,r..,j ., p.,.,,,,.,.,.,,.., ,.,. u, ;( N,w Y",k ''-''"f.-.l Ml!, o: tram, il.is re- ., t.,,... i, .. ,i. .. , . . !!.' lOIUtM Of .Jolm I!. I'UMIT, M Cri'lHI'V , v ,. , . : WILL PLAY HESSVILLE COLTS Til-1 K.'iSt rhir;iio notiiz r r1:i vrd n nappy j;.ntn Sunday against tii" South SUItf A. C. of Ubitli.K mid as usual rani" out tbe victors. 7-4 il Sun.ia v ih" Do.-ers m,-ot thn 11. s.il!" ,-,,;IS ... thf ,.;,, hl, ,,;irU and nr.' sur" of a kmh.I jvnii". Tin- Otidi t.-; b.avf a tfv op"n d ! and would lik" to ti"ar front all tonin . nio'K K-trt v. ! For camos writs , , , Mi.-haol Hormait. 20 HarinK nvf or 7-;.w ,..,., s .)lu, 6.;, k f , , r- f , . . 1. u a I BIG GAME AT HAR30R TOMORROW

j Whfit is prorn!S"iJ to bo one of thr I most rv.-itint; srames of the season will . bf exhibit"' tomorrow nftcnniim nli-'n It'if Harbor r!ub merts tli llatsn.i j S'ars. Tlir li.ttr r'fJif S fst ball iaviJ j ; boms intorriiptp-i. Tb" Star are all I j 1 j "ol'ir.'il Ihvurrts cml Eriuriintre tins "i 'u!i to bold out with th 1"st of f rns.

I Tb" Hirhnr hev?" are all in A-l condiU"n " n1 ,'a,",0, wait until thpy lay tbc-ir ft.-ol on th ball dianTond sit!l sticktnK '" 'bf "old stuff." Th bift'T I

thpy ar" th" harder thy fall. Tb star, who was traded to the Yanks, htji s.inii will lit- played at the Harbor ball j refused to rpoi't. has been turned mcr ! park. 1 4 3rd and Kuoltd avenue. ilnmejto Jenni'tp and the latter is now try- j "filled at p. rn. Hntteries for Hn- ing to make a deal with him. j i.ina Stars will be Kemp and Bray. I j while th" "iiti'.ok for tbe Harbor will TH17 Pinter had no troul'le in brat-i

be Young. ; a M k and Kroupa. , VICTORY A. C. READY FOR A VICTORY . Th" Yictcrv A. i are al j5( i for their irmie Sunday with tb" West l-.'nds of j Hammond. There were rumors that the i West Krsds it, tend to do moan things to j .loe l-"ah"M. f ornif r star hurbr of 17. j i . I igers who win do stah duty for tho Vmtorjs. tier, is tby merely intend to with a bit of snake on the pill and bv the way he has bon accustomed of throwing hanc.'grer.ades at the Huns. West Knds down.' Mike oardnar. fomer catches for Kenosha, Wis., will be one of Victory A. t'.'s rc pr sentat t cs and bis idea is to tiring fame for ih team and grants good service behind the bat. The lineup for Sunday's game: Sbafer. ss; Shot I'h; Loda Cb: Jumpsey. lb; Krupa. If: Keller, Herod, cf; Czcrnik. rf; Gardner, c; Faherty, p. The Victory A. C woubl like to hear from any baseball club in Kake county, or games notify Joseph Krupa. 50i)l Baring ave.. East Chicago. Ind.. phone 414-M. In trl 4your ervice 15 Ii &

OF n of j THE. W. I.. 'I i I "A ; l4 Now York s 4 ln lid i j (', HoMou K 6 W'HsliiiiKton (i H St. IotllM 10 l-tr"it f, 12 J 'liiladclph in p, ii Yeutevday'B BesuVi. 'h i' H R-o, 7 ; i ;,,st..ii. 4. ll oll'f-r callus iiowt porircl. on a i i ouni of w t-t trroutnlH. NATIONAL IEAQUE .. , W. t '.' . 1 1 . i ;: rt It. prt i Brooklyn i 'i iici una 1 1 Tit t;biirKh fiU'won l'hiimbdpliia St. bonis Iiostoti h.S'! .fis 1 ' x tn 0 i:t 1 1 ro, i Yeatorrlay's KiUts. Now York, 2; t'hi.afro. " i "i nnri nut i, l; I irokl -ti, t. VittsburK. K; blulaib lphia. 3 St. Lotus. 4: Ioston. 2. TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor Till') I'odKirs bav" yn-ne 22 inn'liJ.now without a rim. Randan's finKle in the fifth Kave th. Hods one tally, enough to win jstrdiy. r?Al;N'i;s lump up th first shtit-ont a i.iant tuiritr has scoifd this year, th" t ubs I t i j mis. THK onrf bitbss Ahif Sox had no troutil in tindine (""ahiwellns offfrir.ss an1 consofjurnt ly walloprd th" R-"d Sox, 7-1. Hl Ti II I.EOARt may soon wpar a Ticor uniform. Tho form r n?d Sox j I ins tbe Philadelphia's piiins up 13 bits j a ii'l S runs. Arri'.n walkmu hr-f times .Shotten. I sjori and as tlie l',raes got but two runs St. l.ouis won. Bachelors' May Party, Tuesday, May 20, Knights of Columbus Hall; Serpentine Confetti; McKelvey's Orchestra. 5-n-5t JOHN PORA COMPANY Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Foreign Exchange. Steamship and Railroad Tickets to AH Parts of the World. NOTARY PUBLIC. PORA BLDG. 3462 GUTHRIE ST. INDIANA HARBOR, IND. 214 -

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j.,.; -Mrs. Sm baliiios of Kant (lii''ai?o. and 737 i.t slst r. Mrs. Witholm of Indiana llar.G'iT bljr.tj47j .'dis. HoliH and children of Hammond .57t!w rf f-PonlfiK a few days with Mrs. A. . 4 2 r : AdcKvp'-r. .37;" ! Mrs. ; Colljor Is visitinK h- r ilausht-.2iMl-r-Mi. Cui.ton of CliiCHgo. wh"KC lit lb; . 2HI j fc" 1 ,i4 s''k. j It is roport'd that Mr. Hipp in very iiok; also i'l.ida Hipi i5 tatd to have

'' " !i K'J ,jf loart. 'bas. Ad Ispt-i gT .xobl bis bormj and inovrij bis family to Hammond. Mrs. II. Vain s ami Jin, W. Watts of iiniiiniiiivi lime t. i-n Kpcminm ! ritliy , t. lV!t!i lll.Mt- m..lli.. tl-u I Vnn. , Mil'irtd unfi I'barloUo Swlnt ha ve be n Handing a fi-w day." at th fri'img a n-w uay. in unir rran"" (l ttb'-r.s. Mrs. Katzbai-h of 11 Khland. H A baby boy arrival at th': boint of , p mot

.37)7 i Mr. ami Mrs. Stanton. .27s Mrs. .1. KattsliH't. who has b-" n visit .l.ril!'ni in Ohio, arrivod home.

Are you rcaainfj i he Trmes? Hammond Ball Park Dodger Trainings vs Hammond (Chicago League) Sunday, May 18th Ml J.UU W VEIOCK Batteries j Hammond: Buckeye, Haichley, Hudson; Dodder Trainings: Maas;-er, Olson. -EYESScientifically Examined Glasses Fitted. Sn t i f net i on O ua ra n t e ed . Hammond Optical Parlor 141 E. State St. Hammond. Ind. j

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