Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 15 August 1919 — Page 3

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Dirrctrn Tarns are very much in favor for early Fall wear. These offered for this one day sale are of unusual interest they are made of fine quality duvetyn and come in every color imaginable French Blue, Navy, Taupe, Old Rose, Gray Champagne. American Beauty, Kelly Green and Black. t You'll see them priced elsewhere at $3.95 to $4.50. Our Special Sale Price Saturday

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MAY DEFERBUILDING OF NEW HOSPITAL

On account of the prevailing high cot nf building- material, the proposed Methodist Episcopal hospital may not be erected until some future time, it was announced today in Gary. In going over the bids that were submitted Tuesday evening- members of the Ical committee found that the total runs far in excess of expectations. Tt was originally thought that the building culd be erected for approximately $2.i0.(ioo r,ut the bids reached the $325,000 mark. Testerday the bids were sent to the state hospital board of the Methodist church for consideration and just what action Is taken by that board dpnds upon the future of the building. The state board has, agreed to furnish loans amounting to one-half of the total cost if Gary raised $100,000. Of this amount here !s about $50,000 in the local fund. As aoon as the building is ready for erection, the Gary Land company will furnish a site at corner of Grant and Sixth avenue. Whether the local comm.ttee. will re-advertise for bids or whether the project will be abandoned until the future, will probably be made

public as soon as word is received from

the state board.

In an' Around -GAR Y-

I On All Broken Lines of Men 's and Young Men 's Clothing H Odds and Ends from our regular stocks of Hart Schaffner and Marx, Society g Brand and Michael Stern s Medium g and Summer Weight, Suits. There are suits of Worsteds, Velour Cheviot, and Cassimere Single and H Double Breasted; Waist-Seams and Plain single suits from various g lines, but one or two to a pattern in any one model. Suits that Sold at $15 to $55 at 25 Reductions

M $15 Suits 25 Off $ JiB $35 Suits 25 Off $26

$20 Suits 25 Off $25

$25 Suits 25 Off

.75

$30 Suits 25 Off $22dH

$40 Suits 25 Off $302 $50 Suits 25 Off $3 $55 Suits 25 Off $41

NOTICE.

ljt. v. i-. toardman, recently discharged from the army service, has

re-opned his office at 622 Broadway

Reynolds building. Gary. Ind. Prac

tice nmitea to ye. ear. nose and

throat. 7-28-2

CIRCUS HITS -

GARY TOMORROW

have their Inning in

The kMs will

Gary tomorrow.

As a rule on Saturday mornings, tha mother has to call a dcien times, but j Johnny will need no coaxing In the

morning . .III V i . .

up origni ana early, as

for weeks he has stood in front of the

bill boards with awe and is well aware i that Sells Floto Circus Is coming to

town.

me hooking agents have not for

gotten the good towns on the map and

is coming here tomorrow with one of

the greatest performances that hat v-

er been attempted under a white top

in this city. It arrives here from the

east where a season of great success

has just been closed.

S-ells-r Kto has three rings .Hid so i

i These Prices Represent the Utmost Economy t in Clothes Buying H Plenty of year 'round suits and Summer Suits, well known makes covered

by a satisfactory service guarantee, with the price of woolen materials and labor advancing almost daily you can't afford to pass this opportunity

I Sale Started Yesterday and Continues Until Next Saturday Attend Today

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KAUFMANN & WOLF - Hammond, Ind.

Special Reductions ON

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Accessories LAP JOINT PISTON' RINGS, y for Ford Cars, special J. (JC DUTCH BRAND RUBBER -CEMENT, 14 -Pt. cans .J5C WIND-SHIELD CLEANERS, 0C regular $1.00 kind, at 0&C COTTON WASTE, on sale Saturday and Monday, lb jZLtC 5-LB PAILS OF AUTOMOBILE SOAP, preserves the y 1 f polish, at m J CHAMPION X SPARK PLUGS, specially priced for this sale x- , , 65 c A. C. SPARK PLUGS, . Buick Special, each C SHALERS' 5 MINUTE VULCANIZZER, with 12 heat unlt3, o at , . iOC MITCHEL1N MASTIC for repairing cuts in casings, 29C K.-W. COIL UNITS, for Ford ' j q q cars, priced at Jt mJ Kj

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SEE the Newark pumps and oxfords we are selling at these greatly reduced prices and you will say they are the biggest values offered in this City in a long time. They are not odds and ends a few pairs of a style but our entire stock of smart, elegant NEWARK Shoes, all new this seasonIn spite of the fact that they cost a great deal more today at wholesale, we are not going to carry them over. Come tomorrow and help yourself to these wonderful bargains. - .,

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LARGEST RETAILERS OF SHOES IN THE WORLD.

HATJlgQSTD STOKE 5S3 Hohman Street 297 STO 3.2:3 HI 37 CITIES Open Saturday vcr.inj

many cts that keeps the small boy cro-eyed trylnjr to take everything In. There are the stages, the hippo-

drome track and air. the scores of

contortionists, aerialists. wire walk

ers an dswinfters, ladder balancers.

trapexlsts. riders of fame as well as Indian horsemen from the west, and clowns, j'es. Just forty of the funniest fellows that you ever laid your eyes upon. Then there are the elephants, three herds of them, the seals, the lions and other wonderfully trained wild animals. Will the kMs be up bright and early? Well we would rather say yes and they'll see everything; that's zoing on. you can bet, even to the unloading In the break of day and to the loading at night.

Besides there wJU be a monster j street parade in the morning with its j bright colored wagons of wild animals I tne beautiful horses, the bands play- ' ing. the' calliope tooting and last, but j

not least, a small army of clowns, an winking at otr pretty Mli-srs. Yep. its going to be a great day.

tion which he held during the war. In coropany with Pontius Heintz. Mr. Parry left a week ago Wednesday to spend a two weeks fishing trip In the wilds north of Tower. Minn. Pr. Barnard sent a rommlnlcatlon to him, asking that he re-assume charge of the county food situation, to reorganize his county food machine and put his former deputies back on their old war Jobs.' Whether Mr. Parry will accept the offer and what his future plan, will be will nrt be made known un"il his return. He is expected back the first of m'-xt week.

FIVE RECRUITS TO REGULAR ARMY.

Through Recruiting Officer McGruder at Gary, yesterday, five recruits signified their intention of going into the regular'army service. All the . recruits signed for three years, four of them going into the motor transport service. The names of those signed for the service are: Jo Kupchiak. John Myjak. Raymond Headwick. Robert Neuman, motor truck service and Alexander Usa. air service." They entrained for Indianapolis yesterday morn'ng.

COUNTY FOOD DIRECTOR IS STILL ON CAMPING- TRIP. Urgent demands for Immediate rood distribution and price reguatations in food, may necessitate the shortening of the two week's fishing trip of R. G Parry of the Gary Land Company, wh0 has received word from Dr. Harry S. Barnard, federal food administrator, of Indiana, requesting him to take charge of the county food admiaistra-

TAKEN TO DETROIT FOR AUTO THEFT. Tomic Palmero arreVted by the Gary police as a s-ispect Sunday fvrnine, is on his way to Detroit t'-dav to an.'wer the charge of stealing a seven passenger automobile. Detectives Sergeant Green of that city aocompanid him. When ? question.! how he had come into possession of the 177 one dollar bills which he had in his possession when searched. Paderno aid his girl gave them to him.

where there is no competition, are paying like prices. In Indianapolis where there are competitive plants, tha consumer is paying only 45 cents a hundred, while in Gary it has not only reached the dollar mark, but the peddlers are charging and getting anything they want because of the prevailing ice shortage. Prices on carload lots are being secured.

J Marsh and WKIiam Welter will depart for an auto trip to the national capital. Tu part c-xpvets It start on WedneMdoj' f r,rx. week tiaklng Fort Wayne and Lima. Ohio on that day. They will travel over the Lincoln Highway and their first temporary stop will be at Pittsburg afterVhich they will continue to Wnshington-

The gentlemen expect to te absent for about ten days

Another gambling raid was conducted by the Gary police yesterday and thre.were trrcsted on charges of conducting a gamtMng house, and gambling at 1B2 Adams fctrt-t. Tby were. Toney Chick. George Nichols and John Lewis. They v. ill be arraigned fcr trial before Judg" Dunn today. wj, ,

WANTED FOR MURDER.

MAYOR HODGES ABLE TO BE OUT.

Maylor Hodges who underwent an operation for appendicitis abaut two v.fks ago . is now able to be out in his yai'l and predicts he wll be aide to d h offcj dules next Monday-H'-s ganng strength rapdly.

TO SHIP ICE TO GARY In an effort to cut down the high price of ice in Gary. Fred H. Detrich. chairman of the ice investigating c mmittee announced today that ice is t be purchased fiotv cities outside of the state, to be shipped here in carload lots and sold at cost figures. In the investigation it was discovered that 'the state association of Ice dealers are responsible for exhorbitant ice prices in this- city and Cities

GARY FOOD SHIPMENTS DUE NEXT WEEK Chairman John A. Brennan. of the

city food purchasing committee, stated

this morning that hf had received news from the government stores this morning that the four cars of meats and canned goods will bo shipped sometime tomorrow and will arrived in Gary to be placed on sale the first part cf th-i week. Prices will be published later.

Gary Men On Auto Trip To National Capital. The busness places of four Gary men will be kept as quiet as the tomb begining the last part of next week, when Judge t'otho.rv, Alexander Stein. Edward

You Can't Cure Rheumatism With Liniments and Lotions

If yoa are afflicted with Rbeitnitina. why watte tio with Uaiffltnu, lotions aati other local pplkaiioBa . thl txrrer did core Rheumatism, and ifvcr wiUf Do not try to rob the pain iwty, for you never will succeed Try the sensible plan of finding the cause of the pain. Remove the cause, and there can tie no pain. You will pever be rid of Rheumatism until yoa cleanse your blood

of the germs that canse the disease. S. S. S. has no eqal as a biood cleanser, score of sufferers say that it has cleansed their biood of Kacnmatism, and removed all trace of the disease from their system. Ct a bottle of S. S. S. at your drug store and get on the right treatment to-day. If you want special medical advice, address icd teal Director, 49 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca.

AT no time is the tire question . more important than when ordering a car. The buyer who specifies 'Firestone Gray Sidewall Tires has taken the shortcut to permanent satisfaction. He has escaped the costly period of experimenting. No more convincing proof of this could be desired than in the mileage records of the Gray Sidewall Tires during the past year. Your dealer knows.

' TIRES Most Miles per Dollar