Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 2 July 1919 — Page 6

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HAMMOND HAT SHOP 573 Bulletin Street

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

Miss Clara Greenleaf Terry. When the French army sent out a call for women chauffeurs. Miss Clara Greenleaf Perry, an American artist enpaged in relief work in Paris, decided on a Saturday that she would enlist. On Monday she entered an automobile school in tr.a city, drcve about the streets of Pans on Tuesday, received her brevet ot chauffeur's license cn Friday and on Saturday was enrolled in the French army as a f ull-fledped poilu, the first of the three American women who urved as chauffeurs with the Frenca.

of life is greater than the accumulation. ,T 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. DANIEL BROWN, Vice President. II. O. REISSIG. Secretarv and Treasurer.

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BEAUTIFUL HATS AT 98c

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

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INDIANAPOLIS. Tn.i.. July Up Jj to this time, it is said. Governor Good- ; jjj rich is encouraged ty he answers to !j letters which h sent to all member? of ' (1

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Ih few emergenry measures which arf blieved to be ncssary for th proper carrying on of th state's business It Is understood that in nearly every Instance, the memh.r Tiav- reniidl tViut

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short as possible. However, most of them say, if the bars are once thrown down for the introduction of biils they will introduce measures that they hop? to pass. In that case there would undoubtedly be a flood of bills that would keep the legislators in session for 'be full forty; days allowed by the constitution as the limit for a special session. Rerresentat i vt ?mons. of Henry county, says that while he i3 will'.rK to enter into a "gentlemen's agreement" with the governor to limit the bills to be introduced, he stil 1 believes the blue-t-ky legislation to be fully as important to the people of the state the ratification of the woman surfra-; amendment. H-i is in favor of ratif cation of the amendment, but he believes, also, that the people of the stale should be protected against the hordof wild-cat. bhie-sky securities that are now bcinff sold to them. Senator Aldredgc. of Madison county, who introduced the suffrage bill in the

last two sessions of the. legislature- and! succeeded in passing it at the last sc- j sion by an unanimous vote, is pi'par-! ins the resolution for ratification ofj the Susan B. Anthony amendment to 1 the federal constitution, and he will!

have it ready for introduction on the first day of the special session. Ther is no question in the world about ratification b yteh Indiana legislature.

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NOTICE In comformance with it's usual custom there will be no issue of THE TIMES on July 4

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Women'? White Sea Island Colonials, hand turn, at $6.00 Women's White Sea Island Opera Pumps. hand turn, at $5.00 Women's White Sea Island hand welted Oxfords, military heel, at $4.50 Women's White Canvas Oxfords, turn sole, at $3.50 Misses' White Sea Island Cloth Oxfords, sizes ll'a to 2, at $2.50

Children's White Sea Island Cloth Oxfords, sizes Sl'2 to 11, at $2.25 Misses' White Sea Island Cloth Slippers, sizes ll1 to 2, at - $2.85 Children's White Sea Island Cloth Slippers, sizes 6 to S, at.. $2.00 Men's White Canvas Oxfords or Bals, special at $3.50 Men's White Sea Island Walk-Over Oxfords. at $5.C0

Large and varied assortment of inexpensive Scuff and rubber sole Outing Shoes raen and women.

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