Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 29, Hammond, Lake County, 23 August 1919 — Page 8

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

Mrs. Joseph Flnnell and son -who has been spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. "Wheeler, left for Cleveland, O., on Friday to join her husband who has recently located there.. Ex-Gov. Frank Hanly will be an attraction at the Methodist church on Sunday right. Mr. Ilanlj- has recently returned from France and will have an Interesting message to deliver. County Clerk II. L. Wheaton is spend-

Latest Columbia Phonograph Records THE MUSIC MART 151 State St., Hammond.

LESSONS IN OPTOMETRY BY E. C. CARROLL Of Carrtll A N.wton

lnjr the weeek-nd at Knox, Ir.d. Atty. Victor Koberts of Lowell attenedd to legal matters in the court house on Friday. Carl Miiler of Gary, the owner of the blacksmith shop on the north side of the square is tearing- down the building complying with the orders of the state fire marshal who condemned the building-. Walter Reidel of Chicago is calling on his patrons in Crown Point. Mr. Keidel is an expert piano tuner. Preparations are being made to accommodate a large crowd at the motorcycle races at the fair grounds on Sunday and some good sport is assured, as many crackerjack riders have put their names on the score card. Miss Mary Cook, accompanied by her cousins. Misses Ramer, will go to Fort "Wayne, to spend a week's vacation on Saturday. Misses F.amcr Kve in Fort

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Everyone cannot bo made to see normally, even with glasses. Conditions are often such that it Is only possible to IMPROVE the vision of a patient. But even that is a distiact advantage, and well worth while. Our services promise you the best possible vision, and no one can offer you more. Maybe we can put your e"yes in normal condition, but

any case we assure you of the

help that the latest ideas in Optometry have to oiler.

CARROLL & NEWTON Optometrists and Jewelers 186 Stat St., Hammtnd, Ind.

Hopeless Diseases Can't be Cured by Doctor or medicine There are some diseases which are absolutely hopeless and past cure by any physician or medicine, but they may yet be. palliated and a medicine if it can not help in one case it may help in another. To any one suffering from a disease a remission is a degree of health and a medicine that relieves or palliates a disease is of great benefit. "We cannot guarantee to cure any disease with Number 4 0 For The Blood, but we quote word for word what the ingredients in 4 0 are recommended for in the V. S. Dispensary and Xew American Materia Medica. In the treatment of blood poison, an acknowledged spe

cific among all schools of physicians, re- I moves the causes of disease and stirr.ulates the removal of waste, thus indirectly encouraging nutrition. Disorders of the nervous system demand this rem- i

edy. such as neuralgias, chronic rheumatism, gouty conditions, mal-nutrition, auto-toxication, constipation. Used with phenominal success in eszema and skin diseases, lumbago, glandular swellings, ulcerations of mucous membranes and in general disorders of the stomach, liver, kidneys and spleen. Prepared by J. C. Mer.denhall, Kvansviile, Ind., 40 years a druggist. Sold by Jos. "Weis, Hammond; Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor. Adv.

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Only Two Kinds of Batteries Those that have Threaded Rubber Insulation and those that don't. Ask any owner who has had years of experience with each and he'll tell you the difference.

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Electric Service Station 717 Hohrran St. Phone 554 Hammond

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Grcceries, Clothing, Accessories, all manner of Desirable and Seasonable Merchandise can be had at a Saving on the Big Day which we have set aside as the Special Bargain Chance of the Week. Come Early. Come prepared to investigate thoroughly the many things which Thrift Monday has to offer.

1 S OFF The newest of fur conceptions ir coatees, Dolmans, Sport Coatr, Scarfs and Muffs are in eluded in the comprehensive co lection which the August Sale and Thrift Monday o'er you at a real saving. Styles are most authentic! Quality is paramount! To buy Monday for Winter is the proof of real thrift

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Dainty Blouses of Georgette at $495

Though Worth $5.95 Georgette Blouses of buff, navy, flesh and white, heavily beaded and embroidered, round or square necks are featured at a reduction decidedly worth while. Thrift Monday offers these 0 ffl daintv blouses worth at..?3ioi)

Batiste Corsets $1.19 Wirthmoe Blouses $4.95

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Little Ladies' Dresses of Gingham worth $2.95 at $1.39 Gingham dresses of a combination of checks and plain material: ages 6 to 14.

Our $2.95 dresses for

Thrift .Monday at tpJ,

Pink brocaded batiste corset

slight and medium figures. "f Our $1.93 corset for $JL

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Pretty little creations of sheer voiles, organ

dies and lawns, lace and embroidery trimmed. Our .$1.50 AVinhmore tJ

Summer Frocks of V oile and Lawn

Voile and lawn dresses, large assortment

of colors and designs; values up to $G.75..

Ladies7 voile and lawn dresses, well made, attractive garments; values M CKGf

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Infants' and Children's Vests at 15c

Children's long and short sleeve vests,

15c

A full line of the widely advertised "Koveralls" for the youngsters are priced at $1.50

Boys' School Suit with extra pants

medium weight, garment -.

Our 25c

Thrift Monday Shoe Bargains

19c

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Infants' Kid Button Shoe, cloth top, hand

turned soles, sizes 1 to 5; regular $1 seller for Thrift Monday

Brown Calf Shoes, extra qualitv soles

stylish good lookers; sizes seller for Thrift Monday

Children's Brown Kid Button Shoes good quality hand turned soles, has tip;

sizes 3 to S, regular price. Cll HPGl

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$2.50

Accessories for Men Men's Hose

Ligntweignt, double sole; blactf, gray, navy, cor

dovan, helio and purple, first quality hose. Thrift Monday pair

Men's Work Shirts Union made, fine quality Blue Bell, collar attached,

double sewed and flat felled seams; sizes 14 to IS. Thrift Monday

Railroad Overalls

Men s 220 w eight dark clue denim, standard union

made ra lroad cut overalls.

Thrift Monday

Men's Union Suits Athletic style, checked nainsook, cut full; sizes 34 to 4G. Thrift Monday

Mothers, here's n chance for. you to buy excellent quality, well made suits for youi boys, and with an extra

pair of knickers. The suits are waist seam style with loose belt and slash pockets. Fancy mixtures in many attractive patterns, of a good dependable quality; sizes G to 16 years. The val

ues are out of the ordinary.

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89C Thrift Monday

.81.95

Fabrics in the Big Thrift Monday Drive

$2.25

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Household Items Thrift Monday

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Aluminum Rice Boirer, Trith hoi low handles, 2 quart size. Very

special for Thrift Monday at

Electric Iron Rochester, high grade, highly polished,

guaranteed. Thrift Monday special (

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81.69

35.89

tin, stationary

2,98

Wash Boiler Rochester, charcoal handles, copper bottom, medium size. Very special at

Aluminum Sauce Pans Set of three pans, 1, 1'

2-quart size. Verv special pet of three ft at... - $

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GROCERY THRIFT ITEMS Pet Brand Milk, per can 1-1 VC (4 can limit.) 'Gold Medal Flour, U bbl. sack S3. 49 (1 sack to customer.) Ball Mason Fruit Jars, doz. qt. size 35 (2 dozl limit.) Fancy White Potatoes, per peck ToC (1 peck limit.) Domino Granulated Sugar, 2 lb. pkg 21 (1 pkg. to customer.) Skinne-'s Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles Per rkg - Sd f3 pkgs. limit.) 5 lb. Sack Morton's Table Salt CJ (2 sacks limit.) Fancy Michigan Navy Beans, 3 lbs 32C (3 lbs. limit.) 1i2 lb. Wilson's Corned Beef -iOC (1 can to customer.) Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per lb -ISC 3 lbs., $1.40.

7SxS8 Restful Bed Spreads in food heavy quality, plair hem and selling regular at $3.25. Monday at S2.48 32-inch Ginghamettes in de sirable plaids and stripes; reg ular 20c and .15c values. Choice yard 21C 54-inch Knitted Table Pad ding, our regular SI. 09 value Mondav oniv, vard G" Knitted pish Cloths foi kitchen use, selling regular 15c each. Monday only, each.. 42-inch Pequot Pillow Tub ing. worth 69c yard today. Mon day only, yard 1 c

Our beautiful ed Manchester

line of import

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reginar wide, yard ..

&Sc quality, S2 inches Thrift Monday only i oC

54-inch Navy Tricotine ir one of our very best qualities and telling regular at $7.50 yd Thrift Mondav, yd S6.59 40-inch Printed Georgette Crepes in very newest designs and colorings; $3.95 quality Monday only, yard S3. 19 35x17 Huck Towels in good heavy quality and fancy bor

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27c

c See our Ad. on Another Page of the Zion City Curtain Sale Beginning August 28 to August 30

Wayne. L. "VV. Felker. a Gary attorney, transacted business ia Crown Point on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Eartholomae have received word from their son Ernest

that he expects to move to Minnesota j and establish himself in business there the first of next month. A brother-in-

law, Arthur DeNeuser, will be associated with him In business there. Mr. and Mrs. Eartholomae will send the weekend In Crown Point.. Accordins to a deed filed In the recorder's office on Friday, Mr. and Mrs.

F. L. Knight, have transferred their j Main St. property to their sons, Paul, and John, for a consideration of $2,300.; The Knights will continue to live there, i Mrs. tmmert Clymer is experiencing; quite poor health lately. j Dance at Spr'.ngr Hill Grove Monday j evening, August 23th. Good music. S-23-1 I

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Nicholas Fagen left for Iowa Wednesday evening where he will visit for several days with relatives. Mrs. Mary Cautweil and daughters

Madeline and Jearmette of Chicago are visiting with Mrs. Mary Keilman. Mrs. Jacob gchmal of St. John is spending the week with her daughter Mrs. Phil Keilman. Jr. Mrs. Alma Gettler and daughter Virginia are visiting !t! Mrs. Litlian "SV'iber of Crown Po:nt. Dance at fprin; Hill Grove Monday evening. August 25th. Good music. 8-23-1 Our teachers are preparing for the Teachers' Institute which will be held at Crown Point next week. The teachers for the Dyer school are Principal Edgar R. Mullins. Florence E. "Watson. Agnes Hoffman, Z. L. Davis and Agnes Kahler. Contracts for the permanent lmprove- ... ' -l v.

ment of the Lincoln j-ngnway uuuusu i Lake county are to be let by the Stale Highway Commission at Indianapolis on j the 4th day of September, the work is to j commence at the Griffith, Crown Point ! read, just cast of Schererville and run:: ' across Lake county to the Porter county line about 11 -i miles. Work on the Illinois section west of Dyer is coming i along in good shape. The contractors ; expect to reach the stete line in another S week.

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were in Chicago on business on yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Piiley, accompanied by the Misses Ethel Vinnedge and Mabel Pixley and Master Edwin Lightfoot are visitin? relatives at Geneva, Ohio. They drove ihroug'n in a machine. Miss Azalia Ragon visited Miss Elsie McConncl! in Hammond last evening r-.nd today. Kev. C. A. Brown was called to Lafayette List evening to perform a marriage ceremony. MUs Hilda Uafcl and Miss Oral An-

derson who have Deen attending ine ' Indiana University at Bloomington, j J Ind., arrived home last evening. j

Mrs. H. It. Purdy went to Hmmona ! last evening to visit her son Herman j PurJy and family. The fire department was called out I Fridav evening to put out a fire that

j had got into a bridge on Oakley avrnue. The fire was endangering th? property of J. A. Kimmet.

Fashion's Forecast

By Annabel Worthington.

LADY'S AND MISS' BLOUSE. A soft material such as rr?pe d Cbine or shirting silk is most suHatle for this good looking tailored biouse. It closes it centre front and is rolled bj. k to lorm reveres to which is attoebpd a rolling collar of self-niateria 1. ' tJronpi of tiny side plaits come from the shoulder scams at each side of the front aod jrire fulness to the Mouse. The lonj sleeves are finished with deep iick cuffs. The lady's and mis"." blouse No. ft'CS : cut in sizes 34 to 42 inches bust measure tvze .Stl requires two yards MC-inch C;ateriaL Price 30 cents.

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