Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 295, Hammond, Lake County, 27 May 1919 — Page 12

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THE TLMES. Tursdav. Mav L'7. 191:). FOUR FORI, i i FIRST HONORS IN BIG INDIANAPOLIS RACE

(NO PHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS CAN BE ACCEPTED ON SALE ITEMS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT! ES) L Mens Dress Shirts Bargain Toilet Articles Every s-hirt in this splendid lot is a wonderful value. Fine sort cult shirts in a big variety of patterns, 39c 60c Mulsificd Cocoanut r m. r i k. n ru i. a c ' rr-t Oil, perfect hairshanipoo. ( 50c Pompeian Face Pow 33c sizes 11 to 17 "A, at .81.69 HAMMOND. INDIANA der, white or brunette ) These prices do not include war I"' tax. - !' m xj

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A Ion? standing argrument as to the supremacy of four former -winners of championship events cn the Indianapolis Motor Speedway will be decided during the Indianapolis 500-mile Liberty Sweepstakes race. May 31st, when. Jules Goux, Rene Thomas, Ralph De Palma andario Resta join battle In that event. Goux was the first European "ever to win an Indianapolis classic, romp ing home in handy fashion at the wheel of a I'eugeot in 1913. Next year he was not so fortunate, being bested by . Rene . Thomas, another Frenchman, with a Delage. In 1915. the world war feept'the Luropeans too busily engrossed to participate In the Hoosier 'contest. H-ith the exception of Dario Resta. with whom Ralph Da Palma-fought

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the greatest speed duel in racing history, winning out only after 500 miles of the most sensational driving, with the decision in the balance until the last lap. The year following Resta " turned the tables, however, running awrfy from the field and holding the race in the hollow of his hand the entire distance. This was the year that Resta won the A. A. A. driver t championship, and cleaned up more than $5,000 in prizes. Which one of the quartet "will demonstrate himself to be the best man in this year's five hundred-mila encounter? Here is a question tha. the wiseacres are puzzling over, with ono guess as good as another. At this writing it looks like a neck-and

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1-ASiriXGTOK, T. C, May 27, Tha fallowing' chairmen of committees wera nominatt-d by tha caucus in the tenate: Agriculture and forestery: Senator Gronna, of North Dakota, Appropriations: Senator Gronna, of Wyoming. Banking' and currency: Senator McLean, of Connecticut. Civil Service and retrenchments: Ssnator Sterling:, of South Dakota. Claims: Spencer of CVIissourl. - Additional accommodations for the library cf Congress: , Senator Penrose of Pa. Audit and control of the contingent cjrpenses of the Eeenate: Senator Gaidar, of New York. Canadian relations: Senator Hale, of Maine. Census: Senator Sutherland, of VT. Virginia. Coast and insular survey: Senator T3dKs of New Jersey. Coast defenses: Senator Frellnshuysen of N. J. Commerce: Senator Jones, of Washington. Cuban Relations: Senator Johnson, of California. District of Columbia: Senator Sherman of Illinois. Education and labor: fenator Ken-

Senator Borah I Senator Cum- !

yon of Iowa. Finance: Senator Penrose of Peennsylvania. Foreign relations: Senator Lodge, of Massachuset tsh. Immigration: Senator Colt of Rhode Island. Indian Affairs: Seenator Curtis of Kansas.

Inter-oceanic canals: of Idaho. Interstate commerce:

raings, of Iowa. Irrigation and Reclamation of Arid lands: Seenator McNarry, of Oregon. Judiciary: Senator Nelson of Minnesota. Manufacturers: Senator LaFollette. of Wisconsin. Military Affairs: Senators Wadsworth of New York. Mines and Minings Senator Poindexter of Washington. National Banks: Senator Keellogg, OS Minnesota. Naval affairs: Senator Page, of Vermont. Pacific Islands: Senator Fall, of N. Mexico. Pensions: Senator Cumber of North Dakota. Philippines: Senator Harding. Ohio. Postofficees and post roads: Senator Townsond of Michigan.

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Special Sale For Entire Week! This sale consists of all high class millinery and specially priced at $3.00 to $ 1 0.00 MISSES' HATS Smartly designed for the growing girl, the miss and the voimg ladv $1.95 to $7.50 Splendid new blouses arriving daily. Full line' of Silk Underwear for the June Bride. G. STEWART 63GV2 ITOIIMAX STREET, 1IAMMOXP. PHOXK 52S.

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4--Dividend Stamp Day--i this month will he next Thursday, May 29th. The store will be closed as usual at 6 p. m.

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Apron Gingham

Eest quality, fast color, blue and white oven and broken checki.

yard : : IfcC

Colored Voiles

40 inches vidi wiry, round thread.

clear mesh, every desirable shade.

Star Bargain Sale, yard

25c

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Pillow Case

45xn6 and 42x.1G inch, made of desirable bleached Muslin, 3-icch

hem. Star Bargain.

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Japanese Crepe

Pretty ftorai and Oriental patterns. 32 inches wide; regular 3-"c. Star

Bargain Special, vard '.

28c I

Dress Percale

The new gingham plaids, ?. inches

wide, former price Sic yard. Star

Bargain Special, vard

.24c

1 NrGingham Ores

in attractive plaid and plain ma

terials, cuffs and collars in con

trasting shades, ages

2 to 6, 8 to 14 years i

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Coverall Apron

of standard percale in dark and light colors, side or front opening,

trimmed with -white braid, at

79c

Curtain Nets

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wnite, ivory and natural colors,

36 to 45 Inches -wide, Nottingham

or Filet, 40c seller, Per J-ard LAZLX

'RMen's Lisle Hose Mercerized silk lisle hose, high spliced, double soles, in black

hite and color?, f

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Only One More Day, Wednesday May 28th. The Climax of Our Greet Drive for 20,000 New Customers in May Xevv -iistoii) rs hrousrht here )y the wonderful savings advantages of this sale will learn to their satisfaction that every day, every week, every month, this store offers the most in, real value, i herc is one more day of the "Star Bargain Sale." New features have been added to make tomorrow (Wednesday) a banner day in our great drive for 20,000 new customers in May. Double Stamps Wednesday add to the savings. Extraordinary Purchase Sale One Day Only of Women's and Misses Summer Sweaters

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In 5 Groups-a Sweater to Suit YOU in Style and Price This sale was planned months ago. A fortunate purchase of large numbers of sweaters wenmade before tlie advance in materials. This sale of sweaters wilrbe a greater incentive to attend the last day of our Star Bargain Sale. You need a sweater this summer. (let it now while lowest prices ire vail.

Group 1

This group is wonderful in the showing of all wool slip-over fish-tail sweaters at a price ridic

ulously low. Your choice in colors of buff, salmon, turquoise and copen. Deeply purled at the -waist, these sweaters are finished

Group 3

with a string bow tie at the throat, large thepp sweaters cannot last long at

Although assortments are

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All wool fish-tail slip-over sweaters, knitted and purled in box sti;ch offset '(very r.ewv.

These sweaters have the roll collar and the pom pom trimming Colors in copen, salmon and turquoise. Here are high quality sweaters showing best and finest workraanshiy throughout. Sweaters that will appeal to discerning women M ft. f

as wonderful values at

Group 2

All -wool single link and link stitch sweaters in slip-over fish-tail style. The new roll collar

will be seen on this model. Deep purling at the waist makes it perfect fitting. For thoso -women -who wish to secure a classy

new sweater at a low price this group is especially appealing.

Colors shown are bMff, salmon, turquoise and ropen. Large selection at

Group 4

All wool sweaters -in fish-tail slip-over style. They are knitted part way to the waist and

purled to give high waistline effect. The bottom is braided in purled stitch. These sweaters are extraordinarily good looking.

with the popular roll collar. All of the new colors are Included

in a good sized assortment. You will find these sweaters worth much more than our price of

ft mm Fibre silk slip-over sweaters, fish-tail style. Box stitch knitted and purled body and sleeves and fancy deep purlVjrOUp O jng at the bottom to make the sweater fit snugly. All of the best colors may be seen. Many women wear these extra

tine sweaters in place of a blouse- At all events one should find a place in your summer wardrobe at the low price of -

Sale of Children's Hats

100 Models in Newest Styles

Every mother in Hammond is invited to this sale Wednesday Only Wonderful values in black and white miians and leghorns trimmed with flowers and ribbon. Choose one for your little girl for Decoration ay wea r.

These Hats on Sale bn the Main Floor in Economy Square $1.75 and $3.25

Bargain Groceries

Gold Medal Flour

Kirk's American Family or Fels Naphtha, g

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sack sack sack

$7.15 --$3.59 -S1.80

Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans 25C Monarch Baked Beans, 3 cans 40c Savoy Coffee, 3 lb. can $1.-5; per lb - 42C Peanut Butter, best quality (not delivered), per lb 203 Burden's Peerless Milk, dozen cans. SI .60; per can 13V'2C

Tomatoes, Bee Brand, No- 2i can, 3 for 50c Superior Family Soap, 10 bars 43c Minn? Blend Caffee, special lbs - $1.10 Snider's Tomato Soup, V. Inrce cans 35c Monarch Tomato Catsup, large boMi;-; 21C

Boys' Blue Serge Suits

for Graduation and Conformation

These suit3 are made of all wool blue serge -with one pair of trousers; ne w waist line model, with

slash pockets; sizes 7 to IS years.

Special at

$12.50

A Table Full of Boys' Suits Odds and Ends from our regular stock, in neat cheviots and cassimeres, waist line and military back effects; pants full lined, some with double seat and knees; sizs 6 to IS years; ?10 to $12.50 values OO OA

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Boys' Knickers Sizes 6 to 17 years, in light and dark shades. While y at $1.00

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Boys' Union Suits In checked nainsook, athletic style; sizes 24 to 34. Special at 59c

Men's Underwear for Less Men's Union Suits Fine Men.g Ba!bHggaf, Shirts ar,d ribbed cotton union suits, , . . , i . . Drawers, ecru, long or short sleeve, ankle length ; also good quality nainsook, short sleeves; sizes to 45. athletic, at $1.29 Per sarmenf fJq

Homef urnishing L Bargains

Gas Lifiht Wf-isl.ach invc-rtcd gas light with pond iu;i!Hy in.-inth? am! frosted shad-?. LVlTin. -69c 0Cedar or Liquid v Veneer

Wash'g: Machine Vacuum "Biff 3" har..1 power, well constructed, J'lrke size. Star Q Q Harealn at JJJLO Sauce Pan Grey enamel, with ban-

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Floor Oil

l:Vdr,il. used for refinishlne floor, woodwork t furniture, one quart

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furniture roltsh, tho niirkct. Star (limit 2 l(Ottk,

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Wash Boilers . "r.ocltf stpr" heavy k charcoal tin. stationary hnnd- ! s. laiite size, Slur liarS1!. ..S2.89

Clothes Line Kcvstono hard tw!i-l d crd, i.n foot l. iiiiths. t?tnr iicitnJ.:.:L 33 c Electric Irons "Rochester" g-uara nt ee d , luiiiily rollsh'-d, rirular

fanulv size, HUir brtrgaln.

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Shoe Section

largams

Black Satin Oxford beautiful long slender last, satin covered Loui3 heels, hand turned soles; AA to D, all sizes; 55. S3 Off?

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Child's Shoes Brown kid vamp with white kid top, In button; heavy flexible hand turned soles; Hizes 4 to 8, sel!3 regularly at

?2.5fi. Star Iiargain at

seller. A Star Bargain at House Slippers

Soft kid with one-strap cushion inner soles, hand turned soles; sizes " to S; our regular ?:1.00 seller, A

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Men's Work Shoes U, S. Army Munson last, soft elk uppers In brown and pearl, Goodyear welt, sewed and nailed soles;

regular So. 50 seller. A

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Black Glaze Kid Colonial plain narrow toe, ha3 a pretty buckle, flexible leather Louia heels, all sizes; a $5.50 seller. J

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