Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1919 — Page 12

Page Twelve.

THE TIMES. Tuesday, Juno 24, 1919. SHE ACCUSES "CAVE MAN" OF ABDUCTING HER AT MIDNIGHT IN JUST HER NIGHTIE Store Closed Thursday Afternoons at 12:30 During June, July and August.

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Mrs. Helen C Waterman. People of Brooklj-n, New York, are following with interest the case of Mrs. Helen C. Waterman of that city who accused John E. Carey of 17 Livingston place, Manhattan, of having broken into her home at midnight 6nd carrying her off in a taxicab. And that was not the worst of it. She claims that she was not given time to change from her sleeping garments tc suitable attire for an evening taxi ride. Carey is a manufacturer of urgical instruments, lie will be tried on an abduction charge.

TORNADO VICTIMS WILL NUMBER

Few Bodies May Remain In Debris of Minr' . nesota City.

rtNTERNATlONAL NEWS SERVICE FEP.GU3 FALLS, Minn. June 24. Belief that tho list of those killed In Sunday night's tornado will not number more than fifty was growing today as workmen Continued their search for hodics among the ruins of the city. The known dead sti'.l stands at " forty-seven and It Is believr-d that but few bodies remain in the debris. Agencies for the relief of those whoo homes were wiped out hy the storm are completely organized today and relief J 3 Great Healer for Sores, Cuts, Scalds Burns and Bruises

work, under personal supervision of Governor Burnqu;st. is proceeding. Two thousand loaves of bread were expected here today from St. Faul and arrangements have been made for a daily shipment of 1.000 loaves until the city can again feed itself. Plans for an appeal to citizens

i throughout ilinesota to raise a fund of

$500,000 for re-construction work, are being considered.. Except for the basement of the Grand Hotel, where the greatest loss of life occurred, the wreckage of the city has been pretty thoroughly explored. It la expected that search of the hotel basement will reveal the fate of several who are missing. Public funeral c-remonles for the "victims of the storm are being planned for tomorrow.

WELL KNOWN LADY DIES AT HOSPITAL

East Chicago Shocked Demise of Mrs. Chas. Kwasny in Gary.

Oroat Antiseptic Ointment Called San Cura that E. L. Eeid. Cal-amet Eldg., ut Chicago; Central Drug- Store, In

diana Harbor; Barry's Drug' Store, j

Citizens Bid?., Hammond. Ind.; Mat. tern Draff Co., W citing-, Ind., sells on Money-back plan. "Arm badly scalded with steam." writes Gilbert Hard of Rinard's Mills, Ohio; "San Cura Ointment relieved the rain at once and arm "healed rapidly. It is a wonderful ointment." Here's aother: Eili W. Frankenstein, Tltusville, Pa., broke his leg; was in

bed six month: discharged from hospital as incurable; was five years on crutches, while opening in leg continued to discharge pu,;: suffered terrible pains; San Cura Ointment drw ou', roisonous pus and many pierps of bone; now perfectly healthy; sore healed, and weight increased from S6 to 121 pounds. San Cura Ointment is such a marvelous healing antiseptic ointment that it ie sold on money-back plan. It relieves itching, skin, tetter, eczema, salt rheum, old running and fever yores, ulcers, boils. carbuncles, soro ripples, piles, frosted feet, chilblains, catarrh and chapped skin. Only SO and 60 cents a jar. Be sure and always use SAX CURA SOAP for all skiti diseases nnd to giv you a fine complexion. It's a splendid

baby .soap, "prevents infantil 15 cents. Adv.

The death of Mrs. Charles Kwasny of 4S34 Magoun avenue. East Chicago, occurred yesterday at the Mercy hospital, in Gary, where she had been :alcen a few weeks previous to undergo an operation for a malignant

growth on her face and which resulted.

:n blood poisoning. Her death came as a distinct surprise to the many who knew the woman who has always been very well known in Polish circles, having lived for many year, on the south side of the city and always of a seemingly robust health. Mrs. Kwasny was better known In the vicinity .as Mrs. Frank Lulu, this

being her name before she married Mr. Kwasny. Her daughter Martha was wedded to Loui3 Wadas. son of Adam 'Wadas, mannger and owner of the largest general merchandise store on the south side. Their wedding was one of the most ostentious that ever took place from St. Stanislaus with the bride having a full retinue of attendants and hundreds of people In celebration at the event. The other children lert to mourn the loss of a good mother are: Walter, Alex, the latter Just home from military service, Edward, a small son, and the bereaved husband. The funeral will occur tomorrow morning from St. Michael's Indepen-

diseascs. dent Polish church in Wegg avenue. The home today is a bower of flowers

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mms. Just as the dealer said- rAU Havana. Can't you tell it?

Has a sort o' Yum Yum taste, doesn't it? Well, the

Fendrichs havo been at it for sixty-nine years and they;

ought to knov hor to make a good cigar by this time. It's no wonder the most discriminating smokers call it "That Wonderful Havana Cigar with that Yum Kimi Taste." Best Dealers Everywhere

Double Stamps All Day Wednesday

hidward L.. Minas Co.

Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday ,

eautiful New Light Dresses for Summer

Dresses made for these hot summer days in organdies, French voiles and plaid and striped ginghams. Colors in white, blue, pink, green and yellow. Delightful combinations are also used. All models are new and fresh looking, trimmed in fluted ruffle styles $9.75 to $19.75 Gabardine Wash Skirts White gabardine -wash skirts in this summer's ne-weBt lines. Fockets and belts are effectively used in new designs, giving snap agd style to fhe models- Styles to become every woman, at $1.25 to $4.50

Noon Day

Luncheon t is served daily in our 1 third floor Cafeteria. Deliciously served to tempt your appetite these warm days. All home cooking with pastry from our own ovens. A good variety of dishes to choose from all

moderate in price.

New Voile Smocks Just Arrived Delightfully dainty voile smocks in white, pink, blue or yellow. Fashioned with collars, belts and cuffs in contrasting colors; trimmed with embroidery and smocking. You will 6urely want one. Prices from $2.50 to $3.95

Practical Blouses for Summer Wear Selections Are Large in All Assortments

Newest in Organdy Blouses Just received are the newest designs in the popular organdy blouses. Very attractive and cool looking in white trimmed with-lav-endar, and rose and blue trimmed with white -dimitv collars and cuffs. A fl

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A good value at

Voile Blouses Voile blouses of plain and striped materials trimmed with lace. Exceptional

value at

Voile Blouses

79c

Voile blouses trimmed with lace and embroidery; round and V neck styles; regular

and stout sizes ....

$1.95

Smart New Summer Hats are Here

Sport Hats, Georgette and Hair Braid Models Ilats of every kind for right now wear will be found in our millinerj; section, Smart new sport hats (just what you have been looking for) in ribbon and

hemp combinations. Georgette and hair braid hats trimmed with ostrich and flowers. One can hardly resist the frilly organdie hats in all colors. Prices range from

$5.95 to $20

Boy's Fine Blue Serge Suits

TVe have complete selections, newest models, including waist-seam styles with or without belt, in sizes 6 to 18 years, in all wool blue serge

suits. Priced at

$15 and

812.50

Boy 's Suits of excellent mixture fabrics, new style coats witn detachable 'belts. Pants full lined, 6 to OA W" 18 years, at... tjU i tJ

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For Boys Blouses Plain white and fancy stripes gQ Wash Knlckert Summer fabrics, at -79d Union Suits Athletic style, at 59 Straw Hats Black, brown and green, I1.9S to 5() One-pieca Suits Blue, khaki and tripe, at S1.25 Khaki Shirts Collars attached gg

For Men Khaki Trousers High grade, special S1.98 Union Suits Athletic style.

Soft Shirt Percales and madras

Straw Hats New styles, a

- 95d -S1.35 - S2.00

Knl and Mesh Union Suits Balbriggan Shirts and

S1.35 Drawers, 75c

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White Footwear Now Summer Dress Fabrics

Hood's Leisure Pumps

EEoods' Leisure Pumps and Oxfords,

3.50

Special Values for Wednesday &Thursday

Normandy Lawns

A 1

service, comiort and perfect litters. Priced at .

Sport Oxford Sport Oxfords, white canvas with rubber

soles, at

1.50

Canvas Oxford White Canvas Oxfords, sport model, leather

soles.

Barefoot Sandals Best quality, soft willow calf uppers; all sizs $1.50, $1.75, $2

Men's Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, brown canvas with leather soles; all sizes. Oxfords Shoes S2 S2.S0

Men's White or Palm Beach Canvas OxfordsFibre soles, guaranteed;

all sizes.

Special at..

S2.50

Ginghamettes S6-inch piece dyed ginghamettes in plaid3 and stripes. Worth 35c today. Special per J'ard..gl2f Shirting Repp 36 inches wide; a good durable fabric for men's shirts and women's dresses. Good looking patterns. Unusual value per yard -39c White Skirting for every one, showing all of the newest weaves. Low in price at per yard 59c to $1.25

42 inches wide; in a host of flowered patterns for summer dresses; very desirable at per ydQ Terrace Voiles A new one; some with white grounds and awning stripes, others are doted with figures. Per yard 29c White Poplin One lot of whiter poplin and soisette. Materials sold regularly at 45c. Special per yd 29c

Here are Grocery Savings Attractive Displays of Summer Groceries Will B4 Found

Here Most Keasonaoiy r ncea. 3 lb. can It. M. C. Coffee and 10 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar

on Sale

$2.19

Snider's Pure oTomato Catsup, bottle..". 23c 3 cans Smilax Sugar Corn 50C Fancy Red Alaska Salmon. 1 lb. can.-29c Potatoes, fancy Wisconsin, good cookers, per . peck - 35C SOAP American Family, 10 bars

Tomatoes, ripe, solid pack, 3 cans 35C Tryphose Jelly Powder, all flavors, 3 pkgs..-25c Sauer's Vanilla or Lem on Extract, bot J4c Skinner's Macaroni Spahgettl or Noodles 3 pkgs. 25c

3 cans Monach Tele phone Pea3 50 C Mazola Oil. cheaper than lard, qt. can 'JQq Milk, Pet Brand, dozen tall cans, $1.65; per can 14r

59c

Uneeda Biscuits, ly baked,, pkg.

FLOUR Gold Medal,

bbl sack

fresh-

$3.47

Let's All Go To Hammond Beach

Bathing Suits Women's bathing suits of all wool jersey; black suits witjf blue, green and red trimming Athletic models so much in vogue.

Splendid values

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$6.95

Bathing Suits Women's bathing suits of ail wool jersey; Kelly green suits with red trimming and black Buits with white stripes- Newest

designs are featured

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$7.75

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FEMDMCH-

HESSVILLE

Mrs. R. Shutts of Detroit. Mich, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gorman at HessviUe. Mrs. M. Adelsperger was visiting her son. Mr A. Adelsperger. at Hefsille during the week. end. Mrs. John Hess, who has be?n to a sanitarium in Chicago, is back horns again.

OPPORTUNITY FOR

BARGAINS

GALORE

Big Selling . Event Sched uled at Krupa's Department Store.

Readers of The Tikes will be

prised to learn that Koupas Department Store, the old reliable store located at 150th st. and Baring- a.ve.. East Chicago, is compelled to place their $40,000 stock of good clean, seasonable merchandise Jn the hands of the 'Wholesale Merchants Syndicate to raise J12.S75.64 in ten days. The big money-raising sale begins Thursday, June 26th, at 9 a. m. N. M. Fletcher, the manager in charge of the sale, has strict instructions from the firm to slaughter good clean, seasonable merchandise unmercifully in order to raise the necessary amount. The store bears a good reputation in Lake

county and a big business should be done

in the ten days. Read their full sur- ad in today's isue of this paper.

GARY MAN IS RELEASED BY GOVERNOR

TJMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL1 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. June 24 Governor Goodrich has extended executive clemency to John Vardaman of Gary and V. Pitcher of Fayette County. Vardaman was sentenced in the Gary

page city court April 21 ftr violating the liiuor law and was sentenced to the stale

farm for thirty days and fined $50. Ha is said to have a wife and seven children who need his support. The Gary juds who sentenced him recommended to thj governor that the man be released. WIFE IN RErOHM, SCHOOL. IMtcher was sentenced in the Fayetta circuit court March 6 on a charge of contributing to delinquency and was sentenced to the state farm Tor sixty days and fined $50 and costs. The parolo Taper points out that he has a Wife. Correspondence in th rase shows thct his wife is in the lndiana gins' school on a charge of incorrigibility. Pitcher was a soldier at the time he "contribute-1 to the delinqulncy of a fifteen-year-old girl." He married th gjj-i.