Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 27 June 1919 — Page 3

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HORSESHOES

Novel Event Is Staged for July 4th Athletic Carnival at Gary. Two men will travel far to Gary July 4th, eager to settle an old score. They

are crack hore shoe pitchers and have been rivals for years. They work for

rival concerns and when the duo gt together, close to 60.000 working people intensely interested in the outcome. One of the horse shoe pitchers Is 72 yars old and is champion of Ohio. His name is Hugh E. Palmer and is a machinist employed by the B. F. Goodrich Co. of Akron. O. Win. Veis Is the other half of th pair of bitter rivals. Weis is 35 and ia a foreman at the Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co. Three years ago, Weis won the championship of Summits county and numbered among hts victims was white haired Hughie Palmer. The latter was eager to win that title and he practiced daily for a year for a meeting that was bound to follow. In the championships of the following year Palmer won and since then he has had the "number" of his yqounger opponent. Palmer tries his hand with the state champion last Xovember. Fred Eachm if Galilipolis. O.. and Fred lost eleven straight games to the old gentleman. When the national horse shoe pitching championships were held at St. Petersburg. Fla.. last February. Weis and Palmer were there and both primed for the other. Palmer lost two of three games to his deadly rival but finished In third place in the. championships

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We feature Our Regular Lines of Dependable Clothes at Greatly Reduced Prices I This Week we offer Choice of our $40 and $42 Suits

Hart Schaffner & Marx

Society Brand, Michaels Stern

You'll find few stores throughout the country advertising these well known makes of clothing at reduced prices nowadays. The pricesof woolens are still advancing, there's a scarcity of good woolens, too. AVe foresaw the conditions and placed immense orders for spring and summer goods last fall that's why we are able to feature these specials at from $3 to $G les than other merchants ask for the same makes.

Here are men's and young men's suits that sell regularly at $40 and $42.50. There are single and double breasted waist seam models, three button sack suits and conservative styles. Many very beautiful new fabrics and colorings; soft worsteds, tweeds, silk decorated cheviots and flannels; the rich new shades in blues, browns, grays, copper and other metal tints; stripes, checks and overplaids; the smartest new style ideas. Saturday and Monday $36.75. " '

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N a d i n e Face Powder beautifies million ef complexion today. Why no

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Men's Palm Beach Shoes and

Oxfords, pair $2

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A splendid shoe for summer comfort ; oxfords and high cuts made of a fine finished fabric in Palm Beach shade, fitted with .white fibre soles and rubber heels ; ideal footwear for summer vacation wear. All sizes priced $y.50 at per pair 4c

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Automobile Accessory Specials!

FORD FAN BELTS For all models of Ford cars, rejulax price 35c. r g Special price jfiiDC

DUTCH BRAND RUBBER CEMENT.

quarter pint cans. On special sale at .

15c

NONOLIO AUTO POLISH, for varnished or enameled surface, contains ACis no acid or alkali, at rJC PLIERS 8-inch adjustable pliers, made of forged Eteel. nickel plated. g q Special l? iC COCHRAN'S SPRING OILERS Made of drop forged steel, nickel plated. og On sale at JiC

TIRE DOH for repairing cuts in casings and patching inner tubes. ma. Special..... L ZfC A. C. SPARK PLUGS and 7-inch size. On special sale V c at OZQ FOLDING AUTO CHAIR Padded back and seat, $2.50 value. Priced 98

FRONT RADIUS RODS for Ford cars-

Terminal steel forged brazing

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$2.25

OLD SOL SPOT LIGHTS, with silver

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75c Union Suits 59 Cents

MEN'S $6.00 BATHING SUITS One-piece athletic style, all wool, newest color combina- j GlQ. tions; exceptionally good values at. v)3h0 BOYS' SWIM SUITS One-piece garments, navy

trimmed in white, all sizes. Special values at the sale price

$1.00 FMANN & WOLF - HAMMOND. Ind.

Saturday and Monday Only

Well fitting union suits made of light weight materials are the most practical for summer wear. These are of checked nainsook, in athletic style, knee length and sleeveless, cut full' and nicely finished; they represent a special purchase of Q75c garments, on sale Saturday and Monday... O JC

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while "Weis landed In fifth position. "When Akron industrial concerns held

' a field meet in which athletes from ten I took part. Palmer and tVeis met again.

Talmcr beat the Goodyear man la the finals 50 to 39. The two of them will he at It again at Gleason Park here July 4 and Weis swears that he will take Palmer's measure this trip. Word comes from the

New White Style for June Outdoors

We emphasize this summer value. A stylish white cloth colonial in the newest style vamp and the colonial buckle. One of the season's latest, at $s.oo

Smart Walking Oxfords

A six eyelet oxford of tine white fabric with a stylish walking heel and stitched tip effect $5.50 and $6

SPECIAL A smart high heel white cloth oxford at

$5.50

J. SCHLOER & SON Hammond, Ind. 95 State Street. WE GIVE THE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS.

Goodrich camp that old Hughie Just smiles when he hears of the boasts of his young rival. He has lots of conf fidence in himself. I There will be horse shoe pitchers in I abundance in Gary on the fourth. They will come from all directions. Most of

them are eager to try out their skiTt;

with the dean of all pitchers Hughie Palmer, while several other withdrew their entries when they learned the old veteran was going to take part.

Horse shoe pitching is a great noon hour game in the industries and is being fostered by the American Industrial Athletic association, which organization is conducting the gigantic meet on the national holiday.

LOWELL

George Hoevet was in Chicago on business yesterday. Charles Bowman went to Connorsville on business last evening. Mr. and Mrs.Hert Mulliken. of Detroit, Mich., came last evening for a visit with her mother, Mrs. W. W. Ackfrman and other relatives here. E. P. Hoevet. ,who lives in the edge of Illinois, was in Lowtll yesterday. He says they have had no rain to speak of over there for two weeks or more. Mrs. Ezra Smith, of Chicago, came yesterday morning to visit friends. F. L.. Weakly was in Chicago on

business yesterday. Mrs. Fred FTsher. who has been In poor health for several years, died at hr home here yesterday afterqoon. She has been a resident of the south part of the county for many years, being one of the early settlers. She leaves to mourn her her husband, four daughters. Mrs. Bert Craft. Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. John A. Taylor end Mrs. Elery Corning; one son. Albert Fisher. The children all reside in Lowell. Funeral services will be held at the M. E. church Saturday.

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Washington 21 32 Philadelphia 13 3 TMttTitr'i admits. St. Louis. 3; Chicago, 2. Detroit. 1; Cleveland. 0. Washington. 3: Boston, 1. Philadelphia at New Tork, rain.

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Baby Coming To Your Home?

The. Wonderful Event Tht WJI Bri( Much Gladness.

Edward Nolte. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nolte, who live near Ainsworth, died at 1245 Monday, after an illness of a few days. He was 19 years of age. The funeral was held yesterday. About twenty from the Crown Point

I meeting of the local order here last i

I evening. Several nw members were ! initiated into the ord;r last evening. I Calvin Fleming is very seriously ! hi and small hopes are entertained

for his recovery. Hi iliness Is cau.el from an infection of the leg. Miss Margaret Beldt in company with Miss Claire Key of Chicago, are spending the week in Michigan. Miss Harriett Schreffler was a Chicago business visitor, yesterday. Miss Res? Bank, who underwent an operation at the Lake View hopital in Chicago last week. returned home Tuesday and is getting along nicely.

XTATXONAXi XXAaUX. Won. Lost.

New Tork 34 Cincinnati 33 Pittsburgh 30 CHICAGO 30 Brooklyn - St. Louis 25 Philadelphia 18 Boston 18

Ttrdy' Bralts. Chicago. 6; St. Louis. 4. St. Louis, 7: Chicago. 3. Cincinnati, 7; Pittsburgh. 0. ther games postponed, rain.

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MUNSTER

Mr. and Mrs. Teter Bult and children .visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam

Bchoon, Sunday evening. I

Mr. Gerbrant Kooy, one of our oldest residents here, has sold his home and land to J. Blinh. Mr. Kooy expects to move to DeMott next fall. Mrs. Cornelius Tanis rf Roseland. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Petr Taris on Columbia avenue for a tew days

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New Tork - 33 Cleveland 33 CHICAGO 33

j Detroit . 26 1st. Louis - 25 Boston 22

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FRECKLES

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Dress Up For the Fourth

Clothes That Keep You Looking Your Best WE have them here the newest style creations. Waist seams, single and double breasted, bell sleeves, flare cuffs. Cool-looking shades of gray, green, brown. That's the kind of clothes you ought to wear. ' $25 $30 $35 $40-345 and up

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Store Open Tuesday, Friday, Saturday Evenings

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141 E. Stata St.

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