Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 307, Hammond, Lake County, 12 June 1919 — Page 9

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eJ at -the Tat Keefe.home and the suspicion rtd n ihem i these beys are aaid to' have been seen coming: rut r the Keefe heu. They were releaard on bail to appear for r!l at an early date. PRlXCESft THEATKR TOX I GUT Florence Reed In "Her Code of lloaori" aUo Pathe fwi aa4 a rom- ". H-it-l Mips K! tabeth Noe'.Ur. of Central avenjf. h.is taken a poition in the niin office of the Inland Steel Co. n OhUen-vV Retliel Prew. of Atchison avenue Is i!r with tr.e mumps. The M. R. iholr practlre will be held tomcriow eveninjf Miee Flcrrnt-f and Azrrts Muldoon entertained elKh'een (tuents at the home of their siBier. Mrs. Oeorite farkfr in Atchison avenue on Tuesday evening. The affair was a miscellaneous, nhoncr K(ven in honor of Miss Martuenl Soh;uib and proved to be u yurprie to '.ho ;at'.r. Tho kuM i-f . honor received nr. any oea.iti'jl gifts. Tr.e house was rter--.rBted In pink ?nii white, a moit pkas. ant evi-r.tns b.UiK spent. The vjml -. .v - . - " -' ' j-ajg !

ding of Mis Schaub and ricorge. Hoin- J ttt. who jj still in yervice wili tiikc place in the near future.

HONEST" BANDITS ! LEAVE AUTO!

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEKYICEI ' ST. LOL'lS A pair of "honest" j

Rpt a promise made to Charlta A. Weber, plumber, of this city. Weber, with hla helper. John V. Fitzmaurice. was in the shop late in the eve-

ring w hen t.-e b;tndit entered. They . loboed Webber of 145. ! "We will have to borrow your auto-

mobile so that you eannnt follow us." urn- of the ir.t-n said. "Dut we will l-ve !. at the coiner of Acaiemy ur.i Cubanne." Weber found the car at the appointed p".ce.

SEr.'Wjn The state J'rv show and j-Kttle rale w-'.ll be heid in this ci'y the letter port of Ocoer. ac-i-rdlri; tu in agreement P tentative :.ites reached at ineeting here re -.ently.

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twins! For, Prince Albert puts over a turn new to every man fond of a pipe or a home made cigarette. It wins your glad hand completely. That's because it has the quality! And, right behind this quality flavor and quality fra

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WHITING and its PEOPLE

Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Bprirsrgate have font to housekeeping; in the house in Ohi avenue vacated by the Coleman's. Mr. and Mre. Coleman have moved to the Boyle house in Sheridan avenue, which they purchased. Mrs. Woods, nee Miss Mary Rice, for several years a local school teach-

Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism

XMacorexer Telle Dbflste Not to Take a Cest of Anyone' Money TJnlesa AUearhw Completely Banishes AH JUheumatlo rains and Twing-es. Mr. James H. Allen suffered for years with rheumatism. Many times this terrible disease left him helpless and unab! to work. He finally decided, after years of ceaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism until the accumulated imruruies. commonly called uric acid deposits, were dissolved In the joints and muscles and expelled from the body. With thia idea in mind he consulted physicians, made experiments and finally compounded a prescription that quickly and completely banished every sign and ymptom of rheumatism from his system. He freely a;ave his discovery to others, who took it with what mipht he called marvelous success. After years of urging be decided to let sufferers everywhere know about his discovery through the newspapers. Tour druggist can supply you. vAdv.

-r. spent a few days here as the gj'iest of Miss Hazel Broad. Mi: Broad entertained a number of friends at the McFadden home in Central avenue on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Woods. PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT Florence Reed In "Her Code of Honori also Patfce News and a corned v. -12-l

Miss Minnie B. Sweets has had her brother as her guest fur a fe-v days, the latter being a student at the University of Indiana. PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT. Florence Reed In "Her Code of Honor! alao Pathe Newa and a comedy. -"- Eugene Putnam is at Kansas City where he is visiting his sister. Mrs. Edna Putnam Schneider. Floyd Holiday, of Oary, was a Whiting visitor on Tuesday. Mrs. McNamara and daughter. Mary, and Mrs. Mooney and dausMer, Katherine. visited the former's son. James McNamara at thee Great Lakes Naval Training station. The K. of P. will have their regular meeting tonight at which a number of candidates are to be initiated- A smoker and entertainment are to follow the meeting. Herman Vehlman. of Euclid avenue, has returned from St. Bernard's hospital where he was confined for sev. cral weeks suffering with blood poison in his arm. He still returns for treatment. The A. O. H. auxiliary will give a Bunco and card party in the Slovak Pom tomorrow night. The W. H. S. alumni association w-111 have their annual dancing party at the H. S. auditorium this evening. Prof. Sterling will furnish the music. Corp. Raymond Schaub. with the 23rd engineers, has arrived from overseas landing at Hoboken on Tuesday. PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT Florence Reed In "Her Code of Honorj" nla Pathe Newa and a comedy. -12U "W. Sarlc. of Indiana Harbor, was arrested by Officer Bjinak on two

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

! und are accttel by Tr l hltlnc .. a4. list St.. Phone I3-V. j NOTICE. j After this date the rate for I classified advertising will be 1C i cents per line with a minimum

charge of 30 cents. Whiting, Ind., Maich 31sL "- FOR RENT Two furn!hed reoms. apply 1?9 west Park" ave. S-U-J STAR THEATER TONIGHT." E"ld Bennett In '-Partner 'a Tare." at the Star ton'trbts aUo your laet rhanee to see the newent Sennett remedy hit. "RJIey'a Wa.a Dir." Adventure and re Burner program tomorrow. -Ad vt.

charges, that of operating an autome. bile with no lights and for driving

on the w rong side of the street. He I was released on a ISO bond Saric is engaged in the real estate and in- i surance business in Indiana Harbor. I ITJrwin Evans, Francis Connolly and

John McSensk. of Stegllts Park, were arrested by Officers Patterson and Parker on the charge of grand larceny. The boys are said to have gene inte the trunk belonging to Edward Kustrs. employed at tha fischer Planing mill end to have takan ITS and a watch chain therefrom. Kustra board-

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1C, Clean, Clinkerless, Coal

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West Hammond Coal Co. Freeland Ave. and M. C. Tracks. Quality, Preparation, J. J. BREHM, Service. Prop.

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KEEP COOL!

Try one of our Emerson Fans. Five year guarantce. Special: THE POLAR CUB..., $6.00 Others $9.00 to $39.00.

Hammond Electric Shop

606 Oakley Ave.

Phone 1654.

SPECIAL SPRING PRICES ON

AUTO PAINTING. Fords Repainted for $15 Lowest prices on al! othr make?. CUT RATE AUTO PAINT SHOP 301 Michigan Ave., Hammond. G. G. Terry, Prop.

Phone 2141. .Rea., 1043-M.

Amazo Corn Oil Best for Salads and Cooking. Buy in five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Tel. So. Chicago 9271. Roby, Ind.

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THfc UKIVfnSAL CAB a The Ford Coupe, with its permanent top, big sliding windows, generous seating capacity, splendid upholstering, is surely the ideal, as well as the most practical and profitable, motor car for traveling salesmen, physicians, gtockmen, etc. It means quick transportation without fatigue. It means comfortable transportation regardless of weather conditions. It means gcod, long service at the minimum of expense. Wise to give us venr crder now. Price f. o. b. Detroit, $650.

Bunnell Auto Sales Company

GARY 6th Ave. and Mss. Phone 1470

BAMMONti tOC -8 HOHMAN ST. Pboaaa: M851.

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The Greatest Unloading and Money Saving Shoe Sale in Whiting Take Advantage of This Opportunity. Buy Now for Later.

DRESS SHOES About 250 pairs of Men's high grade Gun Metal Shoes, lace and button, $5.50 values: all sizes in the lot, English and broad toes. Special saleprice .$3.95 BROWN SHOES A tine lot of Men's high grade $7.00 Calfskin Lace Shoes, stylish English last, hand sewed soles, rich deep, brown shades, also black, all sizes. Price $5.29 WORK SHOES A choice lot of Men's heavy Work Shoes, in black and tan, half double soles, blucher; Milwaukee veal grain leather, regular $4.50 value. Sale price $2.95 CHILDREN'S TENNIS SLIPPERS 300 pairs of first quality Children's Tennis Slippers, in white and black; sizes 6 to lOY?, reg;.ar 65c grade. Speeiallv priced for this sale at.49 BOYS' AND GIRLS' TENNIS OXFORDS 500 pairs of first quality boys' and girls' Tennis Oxfords; black and white; values up to $1.00, sizes 11 U to 2. Sale price .69 BOYS' GUN METAL SHOES 165 pairs of boys' Gun Metal Button Shoes with durable soles; positively a $3.75 value; sizes 1 to V. Sale price..: $2.89 BOYS' LACE SHOES 325 pairs of boys' high grade lace shoes, English and broad toes; also blucher style, wearproof soles and linings; $-1.50 val., sizes 1 to 51 A. Sale price $3.9 BOYS' BROWN SHOES ISO pairs of boys' brown calfskin lace, English last, regular $5.00 values, sizes 1 to fV. Specially priced for this sale at : . .$3.G9 LITTLE BOYS' ELKSKINS A lot of little boys' brown elkskin lace shoes with durable leather soles; just the thing for school wear: $2.25 values, sizes 9 to 13i2 $1.59 BOYS' ELKSKIN SHOES 125 pairs of boys brown elkskin lace shoes with leather soirs, made for rough wear, $3.00 values. sizes 1 to 5V. Sale price '. . . . .81.95 BOYS' ARMY SHOES A fine lot of tan regulation army style boys' shoes, oak tanned soles, blucher style, $-1.50 values, sizes 1 to 5V-. Sale price $2.50 BIG GIRLS ' SLIPPERS ,'U0 pairs of big girls' ankle strap and pump styles, with low heels; patent, dull kid and white canvas, values to $5, sizes 21 to 7 $2.39 BIG GIRLS' SHOES A lot of big girls' shoes in patent leather and dull kid with low heels, cloth and dull kid tops, button and lace, while 100 pair lasts $3.29 WOMEN'S COLONIAL PUMPS and OXFORDS A choice collection of women's fine kid oxfords with. military or French heels, black and brown; newest $7.00 styles; while they last, sale price $4.79 BIG GIRLS' OXFORDS A lot of $5 and $6 big girls' latest style oxfords in kid and calfskin leather, military heels ; black or brown. Specially priced for this sale $3.95

WOMEN'S DRESS SLIPPERS A big lot of Women's Dress Slippers, values up to $6.00; pump and strap styles; patent and kid leathers; a wonderful value at the low price of ...$2.39 WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS 125 pairs Women's all leather one strap $2 house slippers, flexible soles, all sizes Out they go. Sale price $1.39 WOMEN'S JULIETS Women's all leather side gore Juliets with rubber heels, flexible soles; regular $2.75 values, all sizes; while thev last, sale price $1.89 WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS A choice lot of high grade women's 9-inch lace boots; blacks, browns and grays; season's approved $8 grades, all sizes, at $5.29 WOMEN'S DRESS BOOTS The cream of the ladies' shoes, values to $10; blacks and browns, military and French heels. Season's latest models, all sizes $6.95 MEN'S ELKSKIN SHOES 250 pairs of men's Elkskin style lace shoes with durable oak soles, black and brown. $3.50 grade.

Sale price

L.3N'S DRESS SHOES 260 pairs of finest brown and black calf, English walking lace shoes, Goodyear welt soles, season's approved stvles; $9. value, all sizes. .86.95 MEN'S OXFORDS A choice lot of men's high grade $7 English style oxfords, hand sewed soles, black and mahogany. A number of strlcs, at $4.95 MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS 210 pairs of men's up-to-the-minute oxfords. Goodyear welt soles, English last, black and mahoganv; positivelv an $8 seller, now $5.69 ' CHILDREN'S WHITE SLIPPERS A lot of child's white canvas ankle strap slippers, sizes 4 to S, regular $1.50 values, while they last, sale rrice 95 GIRLS' WHITE SLIPPERS 125 pairs of girls' white canvas slippers, baby doll style, $1 .50 and $3.00 values, sizes 8V to. 2. Sale price $1.79 GIRLS' SHOES A big lot of girls' shoos for school wear, made of fine gun metal leather, extension durable soles, $3.50 values, sizes S to 2, at $2.69 GIRLS' SLIPPERS 200 pairs of Girls' high grade ankle strap Slippers, m in brown and black; values up to $4.00; sizes 8V ' to 2. Speeiallv priced for this sale at. . . .$2.69 CHILDS' SHOES A choice lot of Child's $1.75 and $2.00 button shoes, patent and kid leathers, flexible soles, sizes 4 to 8. While they last speeiallv priced at "..$1.19 EROWN .SHOES 200 pairs of Child's $3.00 and $3.50 finest brown vici kid button shoes with flexible hand turned soles, sizes 4 to 8 speeiallv priced for this sale at $2.39

WONDERFUL SHOE VALUES

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