Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 38, Hammond, Lake County, 1 August 1919 — Page 12

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CROWN POINT NEWS llappeninss Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

CP.OWX I'T M;ss Tiora Tozar who Is eniployct at tho Alschuier depart:-n -nt store la Gary is spending: a week's vacation In Chicago. Miss I-ucile Vilmer accorap3nied Miss Ieah Kraft to her home In Flromlngton. this week and ypent f. veril .lays there. Judge an.i Mrs. V,'. C. McMahon. who have been visltins in Valparaiso and other pointa will occupy the F. I'.itdu home until their return. Miss Mary Curtis 'who has been a puest of Mrs. J. C. Oibba left on MonJav f rr Ch'caeo, -where sh? wil!

visit with Miss Clara Vierl'.ng who is taking- spec:al work at Chicago I.'

Mrs. Ktta W.mer accompanied Miss Curtis. Robert McMahon Is spending- several ka with his sister. Mrs. Haro.J Cleveland in Valparaiso. Miji Oi-.tn Dor.naha and her brothr. K.-Hvar-I. nre in Ch'.caso today vi--iting their mother, who is in St. Bori:.. hospital. M:?.3 Ei zabeth "Wirtz will leave next, u-.;k fv?:- Fon Pu Lac. Wis., where she will enter a convent preparatory t. v: 'iningr the sisterhood. .:v. p.nd Mrs. F. Tt . Pattee left

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What Is RLeumatlcm?

Why Suffer from It?

Sufferers SaocIu Realize That It Is a Blood Infectioa.

TonbJl5 like othr snrTer?rs, yon have oiten asked yourself this jaestk)n, which coatinues to rexnain tm&ewcred. Sctruce has prove a that Rhetmatiim is catiscd by a germ in your fckxxl, and the only way to reach it is ly a remedy which eliminates and remove these little s4ia demon j,

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used for Rljeamatiitn. for raore than fifty years and rr.any TolaTitary testimonials are on file from those whota it has benefitted. Try it to-day, and yoa will find yourself at last on the right track to get rid of your Rheumatism. For treatment of your individual case, address Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co., Dept. 4d, Atlanta, Go.

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The Ncrihern States Life Insurance Co. The Home Company MONEY TO LOAN on7fir3t mortga-e improved real estate. Have vou seen our new combination policies'? The best thin in life insurance.- Home Office, Hammond, Inrf Phone 72.

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Get quick relief from the foot troubles that torment you see how easily you can do away with run-over heels, callouses, arch n-oubles, and other causes of foot pains.

Foot -Relief Day;

A visuinj expert of the .Wizard System of Foot Correction will carefully examine your stockinged feet and locate the exact cause of your foot troubles, without charge. He will demonstrate the Wizard way to correct ths weal: foot structure that causes the trouble. All pains stop at once.

AH Foot-Sufferers Be Sure to Come, We use the Wizard System at our store all year round. But the special visit of the expert from Wizard Headquarters will be to.- these few days only. No charge to you for his examination of your feet. All foot suSciers ore invited to come.

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Store is Open on Saturday Evening Until 9:30 P. M. Stamps Given With All Purchases" Stamps are redeemed for cash or merchandise.

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Edward Co Mlnas Co,

A Good Place to Eat, is Our Cafeteria. Home Cooking Our Specialty. Try it for Your Luncheon Saturday.

Every Item Advertised Here is at Wonderfully Reduced Prices

Final Reduction Saie of liens' Suits

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Tt would profit us materially to hold these suits a year, but following our custom for over a

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plete lines of Men's Quality Suits, but with all sizes represented. At their original prices these suits were good purchases. At reduced prices they offer the greatest clothing values of the vear.

All fabrics, styles and sizes are included as we have just added many of our higher-priced

suns, not not an sizes m every assortment. Need we say any more about these unusual values ?

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Continamg Our Final Reduction Sale of Mens' Trousers Of many fabrics in a world of patterns. We believe they are the most extraordinarv values of the season.

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affords the greatest opportunity of the season for saving on high quality shirts. Supply

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Bo"ys" Union Suits 5C Boys' Sport Slouses 95c Boys' Sport Shirts QoC Boys' Vash Pants Id Boys' One-Piece Suits g 25 Boys' Black Bear Erand Stockings, 7 to 10: i. ea;h -ISC

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These dresses represent a good many of the most attractive models we have presented this season. All priced specially for this sale. Dresses of Organdy Voile and Tissue Gingham of yellow, buff, blue and peach: wonderful values for the warm days. Our regular fa G fk a $15.75 garments JLlr5 3 Dark Printed Cotton Georgette Dresses

Athletic Union Suits

$1.50 Work Shirts Q5C Knit Union Suits...- -$1.29 Cooper's Unicn Suits 3169 Bal. Shirts and Dr., each 50 Railroad Cut Overalls Sl'Oj C5c B!k and Colored Hose .. gc

of green, l)rown find tan, trimmed collar and cuffs. Our $9.75 garments at

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Children's Gingha:ri Dresses Best qu;i!:ry colors of p:nk, blue and green, in checks and strings; a;es 2 to fi irrl

S to 14; values to 51.69 at

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Chi'dren'3 Gingham Dresses Trim-mt-d with handwork and smocking of plain and checked materials; ares 2

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Vash Dresses of Voile and Linene of blue, rose, green and pink. Ol Our garments up to .$6.95 for oSf 3 A Sale of Blouses Offering Unusual

Price Concessions Organdy Blouses of blue, pink, lavender, rose and white; collars of contrasting colors; values up to 3.49. Sale price

Brown Calf Shoes English bal. Goodyear welt sewed soles; stylish young men's model. ITIl Priced now at 5j) a o v v

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w Hie. medium or narrow toes, Goodyear welt sewed soles; t h esc are great values at

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Men's $10.00 Oxfords, brown kid, reduced to pair . . . $9 Men's $9.75 Oxfords. brown calf and cordovan, at SS.7S Men's $8.00 Brown Vici Kid Oxfords, reduced to $7.20 Men's $6.00 Black Gun Metal Calf Oxfords, reduced to $5.-40

$5, $6 and $5.50

Co-Operative Vici Kid Shoes, for the man that requires comfort, made in three different style lasts; buy them now at this verv low -rice; worth $11, at .$9 Brown Russia Calf Shoes, English or wide toe model, good quality high grade make; all sizes, now selling at.$$

tandard Make Auto At Prices That Stand Comparison

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CLINGSTONE TIRES Guaranteed 5C00 Miles.

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List Our Price. Price. .$3S.OO $13.25

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CLINGSTONE Inner Tubes 90"c Pure Gum Rubber. List Our Size. Price. Price. 3"x3 f2. SO $2.10 30x31 3.60 2.65 32x3V. 4.00 2.95

Diamond Squeegee 1 ires Guaranteed 6000 Miles.

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List Price. 515.10 19.15 22.40 30.45 32.00

Our Price. $13.50 17.45 20.35 27.50 23.65 29.35 39.65

Inner Tubes Red Rubber, 1st quality guaranteed Size 30x3 Size 30x3y2 Special at $1.98 CLINGSTONE Inner Tubes Absolutely Guaranteed List Our Size. Price. Price. 21x4 $4.90 $3.60 3.2x4 R.00 3.65 33x4 5.20 3.85 34x4 5.30 3.95

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on Monday for Montreal. Canada, where they will spend two weeks In eifjht-seeslng In places of interest. They wi'l visit In the East before returning-. Charles Kendrick of Gary was !n . Point on Wednesday. Mr. Kendrick Is an architect in the Steel City. Misses Margaret and Marie EU-gel are in iJunninj'ton. Ind., this week with Miss Clara Biegel. Charles Giesen and fanr.ly left on Wednesday for a two weeks' vacation ,., be spent in touring southern Indiana. v t IssfS' J .Mjj-s Clara Oser left this week for a week's vacation. - '" T Bass Liikt, Ind.. where she will spend Mrs. Mary Sehuifz and daughter, of Chicago Ileigrhts was a guest in the home of her sister. Mrs. Jos. Kramer this -week. Miss Via Hall of Co. Auditor Fo-

lfind's offico is spending tais week in Chicago with her s:str II. L.. Barker of the Waterbury In;plen:ent Co., rinneapolis. was transacting husiress with the Lttz Mfg. Co., on Wedresday. August NeunfeMt is confined to his !.or.-.o with a s'.ight attack of rheumatism N". W. Wendel of the Crown Point Floral Co., i3 driving a handsoine newColumbia Six car purchased from the Nejr.fel.it garage. Wilbur Wyant of the Gary National L'fe Insurance Co., transacted busir.ess in Crown Point on Wednesday. Will Cook, Louis Biegel and Karl Xeunfeldt wer.t to Detroit Wednesday to drive pars hack which have been sold by the Xeunfeldt agency.

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KASIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet.

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Yesterday's Kas-alts. Chicago. 7; Xew York, 2. St. Louis, 3: Washington. 2. Boston. 2; Detroit. 1 Cleveland at Philadelphia, rain.

Yesterday's Eesulta. Cincinnati, 5; Boston, 0. Cincinnati. 2: Boston, 0. Xew York, 5: Pittsburgh. 2. Philadelphia. 11: St. Louis. 4. Brooklyn at Chicago, wet grounds.

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DOUGLAS hung up his second victnry for the Giants when he held the Pirates to six hits.

HAL CIIASE has now hit safely in 15 straight games, he having made three of tho Giants' hits.

PAT MOP.AX is saving las best pitchers for the Giants but Fisher and Luqu managed to shut out Boston in a double-holder, pitching three an-i fcurhit games respectively. GEXE PACKARD outpitched four St. Louis hurlers and the Phillies crept upon the seventh piace Cards. KERR, midget pitcher of th Wht' Sox. tamed the Yanks and won an pvn break in the series for Chicago. WAITE HOTT, 19-year-old slabber, pitched and won a 12-inning game for the Red Sox against the hard-hitting Tigers. SIIOCKEA and Johnson allowed sevenhits apiece tut the Browns mads on more run than the Senators.