Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 26 June 1919 — Page 8

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. Merchant Me b iWafcA This Sheet Every Thursday for Friday and Saturday Bargains Wl KM HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS IS GOAL OF U. S. BAPTISTS ' The 1SO-1S2 State Street

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WANTED 2000 customers to double or June business. Here is the way we are oin to do it. Brand new summer apparel bought at great price concessions to be sold at prices no other store can compete with. Let us prove to you this stor is in a class by itself when it comes to real value giving. SILK SUITS Values up to &4 C AA $27.50 reduced to ' J.5UlP Come early while selection is good. SILK SKIRTS Beautiful designs, AA values up to $9.50, reduced to tf)tJ'fJvr GEORGETTE WAISTS Values AA up to $8.50, reduced to ij)3v STRIPED SILK POPLIX SKIRT M A A valups up to $8, reduced to 0TvrU

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You can have made up a suit from a mighty fine fabric all wool and an

I," extra pair of pants, which means the suit "11 last twice as long as the . single ja"ttrouser suit. Just lay the extra trousers away you'll find plenty occasions to BV , i

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D. C. Shull was elected president of the Northern Baptist association at iU convention held in Denver, Colo, recently. In that capacity he uill be the nominal head of the movement that was launched at Denver for the creation of a fund of $100,000,000 for the extention of the work of the Baptist denomination.

Many Defects of The Eye that cause unpleasantness are corrected by wearing the proper glasses. We are equipped to take care of every j'cquirement that can possibly arise in the optical line. Our examination of your eyes will unfold every defect that can be corrected or relieved by glasses. We carry in stock all frames and mountings of the latest designs and patterns, that are dependable. Our prices have proven satisfactory; and our glasses approved by thousands.

We Make All Our Own Lenses

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Jeweler and Manufacturing Optician

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Now since vou have decided the two-pant way is the most economical the

b ";next thing to do is to step into the Sterling Woolen Mills and make the selection. jB Then our tailors will make a suit from the fabric you select, and we say it i will fit, too. fe. Remember, "Mill to Wearer," the best materials, sure fit, the extra pants

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Germs breed by the billions now, and trhere you'll meet with the most danger is in your food. By: all. means keep everything you eat in an enclosedplace and protected by refrigeration. Germs can't breed where it's cold and if you have a- Refrigerator rou can keep your milk and other foodsand fruits wholesome and sweet for days without any danger from germs.

Protect the family; it's not only a duty but

practical eeonomy herc you have a Refrigerator.

The Ranney is so constructed that it will last for years and years. Built as solid as a stone wall, it cuts down the ice bill almost half; the aroma from one food will not mix with another that's a strong point; being solid enamel lined the Ranney is easy to keep clean. It's the best refrigerator we know of, and we want at least 200 homes in Hammond to take advantage of the very special offer we make for Friday and Saturday only at w ,

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A small payment down puts the Xorth Pole in your home, then easy monthly ; or weekly payments.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) MVNCIE. Ini.. June 2. Kolnn H. Dunch. mayor of Munci. and Horao G. Murphy prosecuting attorney of Delaware county were arrested thi morning ty Mark Storen. United Statts district marshal, on indictments returned by the federal grand Jury at Indianapolis last Saturday. Both are charged with confp'.racy to use the maila to defraud and the Indictments foUowed investigation of the operation of a gang of fake priie-flght and land operators, who had headquarter in this city. Both Bunch and Murphy were rcated under 110,000 bond furrtirhed by .Muncie buin wen.

HARRIS IS SPOKEN OF VERY WELL (Continued from race one.)

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ago It was stated that some of the suffragists had sent letters to the members of the house and the senate asking them if they would be willing to come to Indianapolis, if necessary, to attend a special session and pay their own expenses, in order to save that expense to the state and at the same time to get around the objection that a special session would be expensive. Among all of those that have answered that question thus far, only two have refused to do so. All of the others, it is said, have offered to come and pay their own expensts. However, since the governor has decided to call the special session, this will not be necessary, for the state will pay the cost of the session. OTHER LAWS NECXSSABT. It has been known for some time that the governor would like to have a special session of the legislature, but that he hesitated to call it because he could not assure himself as to what kind of program that body might mant to carry ut. It was known that there were other subjects besides woman suffrage that the governor hoped the legislature would consider at the special session, and he was not sure whether it would do it or not. There must be some changes in the election laws to meet the woman suffrage situation. There are also some kinks in the highway laws that tht governor hopes to have straightened out. And. above all. the state institutions are sorely in need of larger appropriation for the coming two years. The legislature at Its recent session was entirely too economical for the good of the institutions, and the only way that this condition can be remedied row Js by the calling of a special session to give them more money. Thtse and the woman suffrage prorosltion are the subjects that the governor and the Republican party leaders are hoping the legislature will handle and then quit. But will the legislature follow that program? There are some who incline to the belief that the legislature may not confine itself to th'.s program, but that it may go even further and do a lot of other things. There is no way in the world to limit the legislature as to what it may do or not do at a regular or special session. Neither is there any way to limit the length of the session, although the governor, in an interview, has stated that the srecial session should not last over a week. If thre was nothing else) to be done besidts the ratification of the woman suffrage amendment, this could be accomplished In one day. But the other subjects, together with the fact that a speaker of the house, must be elected before anything else can be done, will consume a lot of time and string the session out to several days length. By accepting the appointment as chief of the state board of accounts. Jesse Esehbach. speaker of the house at the last several sessions, eliminated himself from membership in the house and thus made it necessary for the members to elect a new spa.ker.

GUARANTEED REPAIRING ON WATCH ES JEWELRY CLOCKS

Cijjip Ci f) Rings and Jewelry polished and cleaned for onlv 10c ulalc J I. y per articit.. We are prepared to render quick serSoGCicil vice and satisfy you. Special prices on remounting " diamonds and remodeling' jewelry. Chas. Arkin & Son Hammond's Oldest Jewelers 163 State Street Look for Our Street Clock 90c Specials Still on Sale

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Get the Habit SoKsSl Simmons' Brass Bed, $19 value. $9.75 Leather Hand Grips, $10 value, Ras Rugs, 27x54, only $1.15 only ..... .$4.95 r . oo errk Two Union Made Brooms, onlv 95p Large Ovens, worth b, only $3.50 Frying Pans, only '. ..... 19 Galvanized Wash Tubs, stationary han- Aluminum Frying Pans, worth dies and wringer attachment . . $1.39 $2.75 $1.79 MANY MORE ITEMS DURING THIS CASH SALE AT PRICES TO MOVE. Be Sure You are at the Right Place The Hammond Furniture Co. 242 East State Street. J. ARKIN, Manager.

Friday and Saturday Specials!

Ij Boys' Colored Wash Suits Regular price S2 00 Ladies' Crepe de Chine Corset Cover Regular

for , SI. 00 rrice 11 0, for " -79 Boys' Colored Wash Suits Regular price $500 Ladles' Capes Value $25 and $20, for....C1 Q 00 for co qq v Boys' Oliver Twist Suits Regular price $298 Gir'8' F',Sh nd Wh'te Ger0eUe Dresses Sizes for g- gg 10 to 18 earf ues 118-00. for $10.98

i Ladies' Embroidered and Lace Corset Covers "Baby Shoes" Closing out values at $1.00 ajii "4 Regular price 59c. for QOA 75c. for JO

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x iiss vv iiiLt? oiore company Ladies and Children's Wearing 17A Q. . Q. 1 UnM,J T J Apparel and Millinery 17y Mate o treet, Hammond, Ind.

Excelsior, Henderson and Cleveland Motorcycles

EXCELSIOR AND HENDERSON

Bicycles

EXCELSIOR TWIN MAG- MODEL $350 EXCELSIOR TWIN, ELECTRIC EQUIPPED, S370 HENDERSON MAG. MODEL $385 HENDERSON ELECTRIC EQUIPPED, $435 CLEVELAND LIGHTWEIGHT $225

SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. Al J. Wal

LAKE COUNTY DISTRIBUTOR. 229 STATE STREET. HAMMOND, IND.