Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 303, Hammond, Lake County, 6 June 1919 — Page 3

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Manhattan Shirts

This is Manhattan weather and men are coming to this store for shirts, soft collars and undergarments which bear this label. Expereince has taught them that there is a tangible difference between Manhattan garments and those of any other make.

SHIRTS

Manhattan Shirts Bring Summer Com fort They are the products of specialists. They reveal style at its best and they are fashioned of the very finest materials woven madras, printed madras, imported and domestic silks, conservative in design, wonderfully rich and mellow in texture.

In Madras S3 to $5 In Silk $8 to $10

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Smartly Styled Soft Collars Just the sort that every man will take great pleasure In wearing these hot days. They're SO comfortable. Ask to see the "Ritz" and "Pelham" Soft Collars at 35 Cents

Stop and see Our Attractive Window Display of Manhattan Shirts and the Famous Mansco Underwear.

Mansco Underwear The Ideal Underwear For the Hot Summer Days Mansco Underwear has barely any weight to it to speak of it is the coolest underwear you could possibly don during these hot spells. Its featherweight fabrics permit the gentle breezes to readily wend their way to ihe body, refreshing it like a dip in the ocean. Mansco Union Suits

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CROWN POINT NEWS Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

The marriage cf Miss Eileen Armstrong and Donald Ferguson, a brother of Mrs. August Heide, occurred at the Heide home on Thursday afternoon. The young people are from Oconto, Wis., and planned the marriage as a surprise to their many friends. The condition of Mrs. K. R. Cole who has teen very ill the past few days, is greatly improved her many friends will be glad to know.

BACKACHE U.-nber Up With Penetrating Hamlin Wizard Oil A harmless and effective preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumalism. Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, drives out soreness. nd limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles. You have no idea how useful it v-ill be found in cases of every day ailment or mishap, when there it reed of an immediate healing, antiseptic application, as in cases of eprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and et your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little oink pills, 34 cents. Guaranteed.

Walter Reidle of Chicago is spending a few days with the family of G. C. Bartholomae. Misses Elsa and Helen Koupal are entertaining Miss Ruth Bailey, a classmate at Illinois University. T. Joseph Sullivan of Whiting transacted business in Crown Point on Thursday. . Miss Carrie Swartz, a former resident of Crown Point, but now librarian of the Daytona, Fla., library, is visitins old friends and relatives here. It is her first visit for several years. The young ladies of St. Mary's church "held a very enjoyable card party at their hall on "Wednesday night and a neat sum was realized for the school fund. The prizes at "500" were won by Misses Marie Mracek and Anna Schlieker. At pedro Mrs. John Rettig and Henry Halfman. Mrs. Chris Huber was awarded the consolation rrize. Misses Cather and Hester Daugherty won the prize for baking the best cake. The. Monday Auction Club will be entertained by Mrs. Julius Rockwell on Monday afternoon. Claude Allman of the Allman Gary Co. spent Thursday in Chicago on business. Mrs. O. J. Bruce and Mrs., Nathan Call entertained the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church at the home of the former on Thursday afternoon. An enjoyable and instructive session was held. New Marriage Lice&in. Ford McAvoy and Jul;a Brunn. Gary; Mike Muccio and Margaret Sabatino,

Consumers Wholesale Grocers

540 Hohman Street Hammond, Ind.

You save 10 to 40 per cent on your grocery supplies when you trade with us. We guarantee all our goods. SPECIALS Beginning Sat. June 7, Ending June 13

Lassies A syrup" and molasses combination, 5 lb. can for 39c Eagle Brand Milk 12 cans for... $2. 50 G cans for $1.25 3 cans for 63 Ivory Soap Flakes. Excellent for fine laundry 12 pkgs. for. . .$1.15 6 pkgs. for 58 3 pkgs. for 29 Lemons 1 dozen for 25 Crispo Soda Crackers, bv the carton, per lb 16 Mandarin Crepe Toilet Paper10 Iff. rolls for... 75 5 lg. rolls for. . . .38 Assorted Toilet . Soap 10 bars for. . 53 $

Quaker Corn Flakes: crisp and delicious 12 pkgs. for... $1.05 3 pkgs. for .27c Tomatoes, Hand Packed Red Ripe 12 cans for $1.35 6 cans 68 3 cans for 35 Bon Ami, powder or cake, for your spring cleaning 10 of either for 89 Hebe, the better milk compound 12 cans for $1.50 3 cans for .38 Fresh Rolled Oats 10 lbs. for 59 5 lbs. for. 30? Beckers' Best Egg Macaroni 12 pkgs. for 90 3 pkgs. for 15 Fairy Soap 5 bars for 35

Spartan Enamel Ware, first qualityLarge Dishpan S9 4 qt. Coffee Pots. . .69 Preserver 45 Large Pail 89 Best Granulated Cane Sugar 10 lbs. for 95 10 lb. limit with purchase. Consumers Wholesale Grocers 540 Hohman Street Hammond, Ind.

East Chicago: Csmer Rymarowlez and Mary Martyniec, East Chicago; Joseph Hohalek and Julia O. Halla, East Chicago; Stanley Rutkowskl and Helen Janik, Indiana Harbor; A- Clinton Franklin, Watertown. N. T., and Nellie Mae Green, Hammond; Clyde L. Billups, Chicago, and Mable Burdette. Gary;

Arthur "Waterloo and Marguerite Schutz, Hammond; Lfster Martin and Katherine Tatten, Gary; Ben Jonkiwicz. Chicago, and Frances Rammel. Gary; Carl Iteming and Ethel "White. Hammond.

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ST. JOHN

Mrs. Roy "Weaver. Mrs. Anton Speiler and Anton Held tpent Tuesday at Hammond. , Miss Lena Thielen was a Chicago vvisitor on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Theilen returned to her home in Chicago Tuesday after several days .visit her with relatives. Edward Austgen and John GUby transacted business in Chicago on Tuesday. The lightning on Monday evening struck the chimney on the residence of Rev. A. Badina, knocking the chimney over and also breaking loose some piaster inside the house.

ROBERTSDALE

The many friends of Mr. Michael

McGowan will be very sorry to hear of i his death which occured at his homj

in the "West Park addition at 12:30 Wednesday evening. Mr. McGowan had been troubled for a number of years previous to his death with high blood pressure and his death was due to a paralytic stroke which happened on Tuesday evening, after his return from work and he remained unconscious for twenty-one hours. He was employed as a day watchman on the Pennsylvania railroad and was stationed at the corner of Oliver and 117th streets. Previous to that time he was an employe of the Standard Oil Co., for 25 years. Whil working as a watchman he made a friend of every Whiting High school boy and girl who passed the corner of 117th and Oliver streets on their way to and from school, every day and all of these will also miss him and his cheery smile and friendly wave of the hand, which each one was sura to get for he was a lover of boys and girls and the boys and girls loved him. Fourteen years ago Mr. and Mrs. McGowan and six children came to Robertsdale and

iThey continued to livo there until a short time ago when they moved to

their new home in the "West Park addition. He passed away at sixty years of age and leaves to mourn h's loss hi wife, thrpe daughters, Sadie, Mamie and Gertrude, three sons, Thomas, Michael and Robert, one brother Jack McGowan of Chicago, and a hoast of sympathetic friends. Kurenal serv.ces of Michael McGowan will be held at the Sacred Heart church Saturday morning at 0 o'clock with Father Muller officiating. Burial at Olivet. Chicago. The Ladies' B.ble class met at the homo of Mrs. Herman Regner, of Indiana blvd.. Thursday evening. A large number of members attended the meetins and i. very enjoyable evening- was spent after the business had been disposed with. Mrs. Regner served a very dainty luncheon. Mrs. John Peterson, of Mrytle ave., was called to Bargar, Mich., Thursday by the death of her uncle, Charles Freundt. Mrs. William Tlmm, of Lake ave., and Mrs. Russell McCarthy, of Indiana blvd., were Chicago visitors Thursday. Mrs. Schlatter, of Atchison avenue, entertained a number of friends at a six o'clock dinner at her home Thursday evening. Mrs. Charles Newell and Mrs. Warner Sutherland visited friends in Ham-

FRECKLES

How 1 the Tlma to Oat Bil of Thesa Ugly Spots. There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine double strength is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine double strength from any druggist and apply a litle of It night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful. j:lear complexion. Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this Is sold under guarantee of money back If it fails to remove f i-nklejL Adv.

Here's AnotKer Corking Good Sale of Men's Clothes Sat 'day and Monday

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Hart Schaffner & Marx Waist-Seam and Conservative Style Suits,' Serviceable all-wool materials; perfect fit . and j Skillful Tailoring? Distinction characterizes the men who wear

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oiaer men. s new as me present weeK.( . In sizes for Shorts, Longs, Slims and Stouts. Many $37.50 Suits, a few $40 garments priced for Saturday and Monday, at

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Still Greater Reductions Have Been Made on

Titan Non-Skid Automobile Tires

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Titan Non-Skid Tires are sold on a 4,000-mile basis. A written guaranteebond wit.h each tire. These snecial cut prices are for Saturday and Monday only.

30x3 List price $18.03. Our price $12.95 31x4 List price $35.80. Our Pnce4$25.75 , . - . . 32x4 List price $36.55. Our price i $25.95

30x6y2 List price uur price io.yo 33x4List price $38.90 .Our price.$26.95 32x312 Lis& price $26.85. Our price $19.50 34x4 List price $39.20. Our price i$27.fea5

Special Week-End Offer Guaranteed Gray Inner Tubes

30x3 List price $3.45. On special sale $1.98 q-,,;,,! 30x3io List Drice $4.20. On special sale $2.98 PeciaA

32x314 List price $4.40. On special sale $3.15 Champion X Spark Plugs, reg33x4 "List price $5.10. On special sale $3.69 ular 85c values, g &

34x4 List price $5.80. On special aale $3.79 priced at.

Specials j Liberty Patch, a sure quick repair for inner tubes,

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Hydrometer for testing storage batteries, priced - g at J J Door Rims and Glass for Ford Head LigMs, &3C Ford Transmission Lining, set SSHZL 69c

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Special Marvel Junior Vulcanizer com

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n.ond Thursday. Henry Eggcr. of Lake avenue, was out of town on business "Wednesday. Mrs. "William Bahn, of East Side, visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Herman Thiesson, of Indiana blvd. Mrs. M. Buehler. of Lake avenue, was In Hammond on business last Thursday. George Baumgarten. Mrs. Henry Harms and Mrs. R. Baumgarten, of Lake avenue, spent Wednesday in Chicago visiting friends. Mrs. T. W. Kohr, of Indiana blvd, Mrs. William Stmer, of Ohio avenue, and Mrs. H. T. Gald ng. of Mrytle ave.. spent Thursday in Hammond visiting

the Hammond High school

CLINE BRINGS UP CHARGES INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI CHICAGO. June 5 U. S. Attorney Charles F. Cline. who has filed charges of neglect of duty, malfeasance In office and failure to comply with government regulations against TJ. 8. Commissioner Mark A. Foote, and asked that he be removed from office today, said he would ask for a grand Jury investigation of the actions of Commissioner Foote In granting bail In jeveral cases, ncludlng the release on bond of former Heavyweight OTm-

pion Jack JoJinson in 1914. At the time Johnson was rleased from custody rumora wer afloat that a "slush fund" had been raised to be used Cn bribing various U. S. officials. It is said that the grand Jury will be asked to delve deeply Into circumstances surrounding the release of th negro pugilist.

BLOOMIXGTON At a Joint meeting of the county commissioners and county council $5n,000 was voted for completion of the Eloomington hospital, which will be Monroe county's tribute to her eoidler 4ead,

Man's Trouble Arrested "The past 4 years I have been going down, down, down with catarrh cf the stomach and had to give up work a year ago because of my weakened condition. I suffered terribly from boating and colic attacks. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was recommended to me. I took a course of It and am now feelins fine." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the c.itarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays t!i inflammation which causes practical; all stomach, liver ar.d intestinal aliments, including appendicitis. One dire will convince or money refunded, rvr se,!e by all dufg'.sts. Adv.