Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 26 June 1919 — Page 9

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An appetizing musical feast i offered in the July Pathe Record. Something for every taste. Call at the Pathe Shop and listen to some of these really remarkable numbers. Here are a few from the half -hundred to select from.

Lov, F!y on Roey Pinion Claudia Muaio 1 1 X toy tore, in Italian Claudia Muila A perfect rendition el this beautitu! aona of love-

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Joeef Hollman Josef Hollman

Billet da Sylvia "Let CkiiKuxtt Bailee de 5ylva" Pmicato ' Garde Republieelne Dend Mammy' Lullaby tVocal Refrain by Arthur Feld) Walta Head Over Heal Medley Fo Trot

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Mv Deecrt Fantasy (One Step) Sweet inamei. ( Fox Trot) PaUie Royal Oreheetr. Band Slim Trombone (One Step1! Ev'rybody Shunmiee Now (Fo Trot Syn. Jaxx Band

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JULY RECORDS ON SALE

New List 20th of each mouth. For Sale by

The Colonial Sporting Goods

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471 FORSYTH AVE-, EAST CHICAGO.

HAMMOND HAT SHOP S73 Bulletin Street

Latest Mid Summer Hats Transparent Brims with the new velvet crowns; Georgette Crepes in white, pink, hlue and navy. Navy Hue Taffet Hats priced from $5.00 up to $15.00 Clearance of all Straw Hats, values up to $15.00 for

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We have a full line of mid-summer novelty Taffeta Leghorns, Milans, transparent effects, Milan Hemps and Georgette effects. To reduce our stock we are closing out these beautiful hats below cost. Also our line of small dark shapes. YVe have a table of odds and ends at 98c. These hats arc all worth $3 and'$4.

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INTESNATIONAl. HEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON. Juiif- it,. Kfports that the former crown rrinc has fleil from Wierinrn into G'rmtny. xhtlunconfirmed af (hp tat dpartmr-nt. caufert little surprise In official circles this afternoon. Acreptina; th report as true, diplomatie and government officials, declared

! the move was replete with political pig-

nifteance and frsnkly admitted It wa not unanticipated. They pointed out tht the return of the crown prince to "fare tho music." as it were, would he likely to gain him considerable political strength, especially in view of the f at t that the ministry signing 'he peace treaty is likely to fall into public disfavor. Taking advantage of this sentiment, it was pointed out the crown prince, who always has been roputed a favorite in military circles, would be in a strategic position to start a reactionary movement.

HODGES LETS DRIVE WITH JOT SPEECH Gary Mayor's Remarks at Ft. Wayne Closed Up a Socialist Mayor.

of life is greater than the accumulation. Watch the little leaks in your expense account and open a Savings Account that earns 3 Compound Interest 3 General Banking and Insurance Real Estate American Trust & Savings Bank The Bank That Service Built. 182 STATE STREET, HAMMOND. A. J. SWAXSOX, President. DAXIEL BROWN, Vice President. H. O. RETSSIG, Secretary and Treasurer.

(SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) FORT WAYNE. Ind.. June 35. South Bend has been chosen as the aita for the next year's state conventiAn of the Indiana Municipal League today. One of the bits of th convention here was the speech nAde by Mayor Hodxes of Gary, after Major Lewis, a socialist, of Elwool went on a rampage. Hodges gave Lewis some things to think about when he said that he had personal experience recently with bolsheviks., all of whom were openly proclaiming: themselves socialists. He aid he would not permit any one advocating such un-American doctrines to go unrebuked wherever found. He said he would not say that all socialists are bolt-heviks but all bolsheviks were socialists and they generally were aliens and unworthy of American domi -He because unable to appreciate American liberty. He said the executives of Indiana cities must br prepared t" maintain American principles and when any persons are found engaged in efforts to change the form of government, the same road that brought them in should be open to drive them out of the country. Mayor Lewis let this spirited speech close the incident. "

THE : FASHION : SHOP

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 NEW YORK. Jun 26. Trading was active at the stock market opening today with price movements irregular. There was a big demand for marine common which rose from S4 to 62 V, while the pfd. advanced over one point

to 117. Corn Troducts was in supply. ielding to 77. Tierce Arrow dropped one point at 5S. Steel common held within a narrow range, opening i lower at 105'4. The demand for the copper stocks continue good, ferro de Fasco moving up one point to 69 Vj. gome interest was shown in the stocks that were transferred from the curb yesterday, consolidated Cigar moving up one point to 73 4 and Remington Typewriter at 82.

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Elkskin Shoes $4.00 value $2.95 Sport Shirts $1.00 value 69?

Men's Trousers Striped serge, $4.00 value $2.95

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Athletic Union Suits $1.00 value 75

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INQUEST INGOING ON. Peputy Coroner Oederick of Chicago

is in West Hammond this afternoon continuing the Inquest into the death of Marvin Hemphill, who was shot by Officed John Kosmala In the riot following the stsg banquet of Hammond machinists at Columbia Hall May 2. On the day following the shooting, the roroner examined two of th dancing girls and the pianist who were furnishing part of the entertainment for the banqueters He then continued the case until today. In the meantime Kosrrala and Ppencer have been arrested twice through the activity of a deputy prosecuting attorney, but were released both times.

Cool Suggestions for Hot Weather We are offering our Entire Stock of Cool Cloth and Palm Beach Suits at Very Low Prices J. F. BLUM & SON State St. Opp. the Orpheum Hammond

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FORD TO TURN BACK WAR PROFITS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ' WASHINGTON. June 26. Henry Ford will turn back to the government his share. 5S percent, of the war profIts made by His Detroit plant. The automobile manufacturer requested the secretary of the treasury to assign tn accountant to go over the books of the company, to determine Just what his proflits were, it was announced this afternoon. The matter was turned over to the commissioner of Internal revenue. Roper, who instructeri his representative at Detroit to assign n accountant.

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Large and varied assortment of Inexpensive Scuff and rubber sole Outint; Shoes for children, hoys, men and women.

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