Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1919 — Page 10

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GERMANS AFTER

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A. G. 'Anderson FERUX, Germany. July 29 Sentiment In the national assembly al Weimar in favor of speeding up the enactment of the law providing: for the creation of a otato court for the trial of war offenders befor an International tribunal can bo organized by the entonte, according to hish officials who, have Just returned here from the seat of tho assembly. A speech by Finance Minister JIa-thi-is Erzberger, defending his own course and arraigning the old regime is construed as the first step of the German government towards tjie prosecution of former Chancellor von llethman Hoilweg, ex-chancellor Count von Michael!, Dr. HellTerich, former minister of the treasury, Richard von Kuli'man. ex-foreign secretary and Gen. Ludendorff or. the charge thdt they unnecessarily prolonged the war by rejecting England's peace feeler In 1917. The possibility !s developing that Grrrnar.y will demand the return of the ex-kaiser from Holland to stand trial before the German state court en the chare of being partly respon

sible for the starting of the war. Charges by the. Nationalist parti", by which they hoped to force out the present government and discredit Herr Erzberger. have apparently established evidence that some of Germany's leading officials brought ruin to their country's last hope of an advantageous peace. This revelation may make It Inevitable that the state and military officers involved may be brought to trial here. Gen. Ludendorff denies that ha had any knowledge of a note from thu Vatican in 1917 feeling out Germany in regard to peace. This m te is said to have been given to the Merlin government through Mgr. Tacelli.

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HAYWOOD SAYS HE'S BOUND TO WIN INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 2!. "We are bound to win; we cannot lose. In spite of activities against our methods our organization Is rapidly gaining strength Nothil.g can prevent us from achieving our purpose." With these words "Big Bill" Haywood. International secretary of the I. W. W.. under sentence of twenty years at federal penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, for sedition and attempting to obstruct the military laws and Francis Miller, also convicted of sedition and serving a five year sentence, answered quejies today when they arrived from Ft. Leavenworth, following their release on $20,000 bonds, pending re-hearinga ty the circuit court of appeals.

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Indiana Items INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 IXDIANAl'OLIS, Ind.. July 28. The body of James M. Johnson. 102. veteran of the Mexican, Indian and Civil wars, who died In Cincinnati yesterday, will be brought to his former home in Indianapolis tomorrow for burial.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BLOOMINGTO.V. Ind.. July 23. Four resignations of Indiana University faculty members already have been handed to university authorities and others will follow, it is reported, because of low salaries. Dr. Will D. Howe, head of the English department: Frof. C J. Sm-

bower. of the English teaching staff; and Frofs. J. I Farks and Scott Rowley, of the law school, have resigned. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 Jlt'NCIE, Ind.. July 2S. Muncle Is experiencing an Ice shortage which cannot be relieved until the arrival of cooler weather, according to Ice manufacturers. 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE MUXCIE, Ind.. July 2S. Rev. D. T. Stevenson, Methodist pastor, was applauded when In a sermon .he declared Sunday 'baseball no more wicked than Sunday automobile rtdinj.

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Fruits and Vegetables

One car fancy Old Potatoes, per bu .$1.90 One car New Potatoes, per bu $2.65 and $2.75 Fancy Yellow Freestone Peaches for camiinc:, per bushel $3.65 and S-T.75 Fancy Canning Cherries, per case $3.75 Sweet Oranges, per dozen 35c Bananas, per dozen 30c and 35c Lemons, large size, per dozen 35c and 40c Apples, eating and cooking, per lb . .8c Fancy Home Grown Sweet Cora, -er dozen. .25c Cabbage, per lb.. , ,5c Tomatoes, per lb 10c Cantaloupes, 3 for 25c Bermuda Onions, per lb 8c Blue Plums, per basket 65c Blue Plums, per crate, i $2.50 Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen 47c

Free delivery to all parts of Hammond.

iiiicago Produci

Opposite Postoffice. State St. and Oakley Ave. , Hammond, Irid.

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Electric Troubles

get you or your plant call South Chicago 9310. Night call Normal 7796. Guy E. MeDermott will help you out quickly. Manager electrical department RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS 106th and Buffalo Ave., South Chicago. Fully equipped. Motor winding and repairs. No

DOUBLE S T AM P S WEDNESDAY

Store Closed Thursday at 12:30 P.M.

Edward CI Mlnas Coo

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Lingerie Silk

In flesh color with pretty blue- figures. Just what you want for underwear. The quality always sold at t'Sc.

Special for Wednesday Ht

83c

Vanity Silk 36 inches wide, in plain colors only, selling regularly at 63c a SfO. yard. Special at 5c5C

Dress Ginghams

a big table full in large variety of plaids, stripes and colors. Short lengths only. Worth 35c to

r.9c today. Special per yard

29c

Lion Percales in light colors only; wonderful variety of patterns; regular 19c items. Special per yard at Jl jtCj Zephyr Gingham Kimberly brand new imported cloth, a limited number of beau tiful plaiis, 36 inches wide, sell

ing at all stores for 9Sc and fl.

Our price for Wednesday per yard

S9c

The Charming Outfit for Summer A White Wash Skirt and Blouse

An inexpensive wash skirt and a blouse at a reasonable price make the cost of a complete outfit very moderate. Gaberdine Skirts Whi;e wash skirts of cotton gabardine and linene. Smart styled models approved for right now wear. They are all cleverly trimmed with pockets, belts and buttons. You may pay any price 'hat pleases you from

They're Selling Rapidly These Wash Dresses

SQ.25

atal

,95

New Georgette Blouses

A new shipment just arrived of georgette blouses! in bisque, flesh, white and navy. The irresistible appeal of the many new models

is felt in the original style creations. Many trimmings of embroidery and beads. Real values at...

595

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Buy Oxfords and Pumps Now! And Lower Your Footwear Expenses Our Sellin?

Prices are Lower Than Production Cost.

Women's Brown Kid Oxfords Women's brown glace kid oxfords; flexible light weight soles; leather Louis heel?; graceful narrow

Women's $5 Patent Pumps on sale... gJ Qg Women's J6.50 Satin xfords at S5.00 Women's J5.50 Kid and

Women's Fibre Silk Hose

$1.19

Bodice Top Union Suits

toe; imitation tip; sizes 3 ra:ent Colonials, on sale

Heavy weight silk fiber hose in black, white

and colors; all sizes; surpris

ing value at per pair

to 7; regular fords, at ,

Women's bodice top union suits, mercer

ized and very fine ribbed. Special per garment at

69c

$6.50 oxS4.75

Women's and Groving Girl's Brown Pumps

widths B $5 pumps S2.69

at ...

S4.4d

sizes 2Vj to 1 C. P; regular at

Misses' $3.50 Kid and Patent Pumps, at go Qtj Child's $3 Kid and Patent Pumps, on sale... go 29 Men's J2.55 Brown Can vas Oxfords, at.-.gjC)ej

Men's Oxfords Reduced 10

Choice of our entire stock of men's high grade oxfords during

thi3 sale at

a discount of..

Men's House SlippersBrown kid, Everett style, comfort toe; sizes 7 to 11; here's a big barSain at -S1.98 Women's House STIp pers One strap low heel and round toe made for comfort; sizes 4 to 8. On sale at pair 81.98

Have you shared in our special selling of wnsh dresses 2 Better hurry. Tomorrow's selections will still be complete in variety of new styles, summer fabrics and colorings. These dresses are a special purchase in one lot from a New York manufacturer. We are giving you the benefit of a subs.antial price reduction '5 and 58

Men's Summer Comfort Underw'r High Grade Athletic Union Suits

stand forth as the bisreest value to br

found in Hammond. The union suits selling here 'at 95c cannot be matched in tf 7& quality, comfort and price; per 51 suit Summer Accessories Handkerchiefs. Belts, Suspenders, Hose Supporters and other equally necessary accessories can be had at this 4

store at reasonable prices. . I S'rK

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Men's and Boy's Bathing Suits

A broad variety of .latest color combinations and sizes 3G to 50. Men's $3.50 to $7.50 Boys' $1 to $3.50x Men's Outing Trousers

She Dances The Shimmie Have You Seen Her? The newest sensation of'the year in clever dolls is to be seen in our hardware window (the last window east). Our buyer sent them direct from New York. They have only been on the market a few weeks. Price

$5.95

It's Arriving Daily New Fall Millinery

$.95 . sn

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See our window display for the newest creations in Duvetyn, Velvet and Feather Hats. Complete displays in our Second Floor Millinery Department. Hats Greatly Reduced All mid-summer trimmed hats greatly reduced for quick clearance, including taffeta, georgette crepe and straw liats sold up to $20 now at 98c and

Wednesday Reveals Many Special Values for the Children

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Tan and Palm Beach, every pair cuffed, at. . . icj

Boy's Suit Special, .T-

These are broken lots that sold all season up to $15. Sizes 6 to IS years. Exceptional values offered at $9.75

Boy's Norfolk Wash Suits Broken Lots Sizes 7 to 14, Priced at

Mm. Iliff

Boy's Play Suits

Standard Gingham Flay Suits In striped patterns piped with white and finished with plain blue einsham.

Ages 4 to 7. Good value at

4.9c-

Boys' Knickerbockers....79c Boys Overalls .. Boys' Khaki Shirts 89c Boys' Sport Blouses

89c Eoys' Union Suits. 95c Boys' Straw Hats..

....95c 69c

IMINAS' for groceries

And Save Money on Every Purchase Ten 7c Bars Crystal White Soap Limit 10 Bars, at , i32C

Bee Brand Sifted Peas,

special 6 cans OSc cans

Runkel's Cocoa, large size tin 21 Rumford's Baking Powder, 1 lb. can .. 27b Skinner's Macaroni or

California Sardines in oil. Washington Corn

14C? Flakes, the good tasting

pkg 10 Lux Soap Flakes for al! , laundering, special per

box 1212

Fancy Santos Coffee, Red Beans, dry picked.

Little Brother and Little Sister Sealpax Sealpax iunderwear made now for "little brother' and "little sister"; ri proof, sanitary; side open ing; elastic non-bindinc? back. 98c and $1.25

Little Boy's Dresses Little Boys' Dresses of standard gingham in striped or plain material; all

colors; ages 1 to 3,

at.

1.50

Koveralls Nationally advertised foi boys and girls, guaranteed fast colors; a new suit if on; should rip. Very convenient for mother.

$1.50

Girls-' Straw Hats white with rose, blue and white ribbon bands 98c to $3.50 Boys' Straw Hats of brown, black and whit best quality 98c to $1.98

Offerings in Draperies

and

Pet or Carnation Cream, p(,r caQ 14V2C 10 cans limit.

Spaghetti, 3 pkgs... . 25C 1UJ now- lb-

42d lb

Gold Medal Flour Pure white, buy now before it advances, V bbl

10c

Voile Curtains with hemstitched edge trimmed with inch ot laca edging. These cur tains are splendid value;

2 la yards

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at 1

11.29

Marquisette and Voiles 36 and 40 Inches wide; some are plain and other? have Etripe designs or rib bon borders. Special per yd

Rugs Lace Curtains Panel curtain nets enable one to curtain all windows of different widths with the same material. I' comes in sections to ? inches wide. A beautiful showing of patterns, per panel. Axminster Rugs

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8-3x10 size. $49.50

6x9 size. . . .$31.50 5" 2

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