Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 13 September 1919 — Page 14

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Tmc Tii ma. September 13, 191T3E P&fLUTB(8M!L rs a ri m m w m (FROM THE TIMES' OWN INDIANAPOLIS BUREAU) BRITISH MILITARY ATTACHE ARRIVES ? in I 0

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INblAXAPOUS. Ind.. Sept. 13. Both partita In Indiana have their decks cleared and their runs ready for action in the forthcoming campaign. The announcement by W arren T. McCray that he would be a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor vu the

si gnu ror battle. nia announcement wiU undoubtedly be followed by others in his own party and by the appearance of candidates among the Democrats who have remained dormant aawiting devel1 I .1 I

Anything; and Everything in Music and Nothing But Music. . THE MUSIC MART 151 State St Hammond.

THE STAR STORE Tjadies', Misses' and Children's Outfitters. Your dollar has more buying power here. Try us next time you're up town. 583 OAKLEY AVENUE Opposita Postoffice, Hammond. Phil Resnlck, Prop.

opmenta. With Mr. McCray's announcement that he would be a candidate came the announcement that he expects soon to start a canvass of the state. This acyvity will bring about the activity of othr candidates who are loathe to permit

anyone to get the Jump on them, it Is

believed. The announment of candidates cannot fall to be followed by a discussion of Issues. National Issues, of course, are In the limelight, but atate Issues are none the less clean cut. The battle in the state will hinge around the so-called "centralisation" Ideas of the present administration. This will be the main point of attack used by the Democrats who will be placed on the offensive because they will be confronted with the task of attempting to remove a party already in power. Mr. McCray Is looked upon by both

Democrats and Republicans as a strong candidate. He made an excellent showing in his attempt to secure the nomination in 1916. He is expected to xnaae an exceptionally strong appeal to the farmers. The farmers are admittedly a bit ruffled at this time over the tax law, but administration leaders repeatedly express their confidence that this will pass over when reductions in rates are an

nounced. It is certain that the Demo- j crats will do everything in their power j

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Chicken Fish -and

Frog Leg Dinners ."V Ksii55s-s-!b3 ' . ' Spaghetti, Italian, a Specialty

Dancing and Refined Entertainments Cordial Invitation Extended To All

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It Cultivates Famfly Spirit

Father tsay be paTtial to golf Mother stay prefer tennis or croquet the youngster probably fo in trong for base bill and "prwoacra base. , But tic entire fvs&f iiaorat'rfien those gloriocaxvcck-tacii roll around and tnotor rn'mirs are planned. IT you want to exxithnte fasnly apfrft, cnliit the services ot a sturdy vfpaascnger Paige and see what happen. It will mean health and happiness for all of your loved ones a common interest in the moot perfect of all forms of recreation. And yours will be the pride and satisfaction of owning "The Most Beautiful Car in America. . PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO, DETROIT. MICHIGAN

JERRY O'NEIL Dealer Paige Cars and Trucks. 82. 671 Calumet Ave., Hammond

MJ. Ga. H. K. BethelL Mjtj. Go. H. K. Betbell is the newly arrived military attache of the British embassy in Washington. He brought with him fcur military aides.

to discredit the law. Edgar D. Bush, the first man to an

nounce himself as a candidate for gov

ernor, has not been heard from recently. Mr. Bush's candidacy has not been considered seriously and his announcement and subsequent statements are consid

ered in the nature of a flare-up.

Otto Klauss, auditor of atate, has been

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dvard C. Unas Co.

Monday, Sept. 15th

Every Monday brings new bargains right now, the beginning of the season, you no doubt will find it to your advantage to read every item carefully, as there are always things one needs; the prices quoted here are less in many instances than the manufacturer's wholesale price.

Men's Specials (Clothing Dept.) Men's Union Suits "Roxford" raediuri weight, spring needle cotton union suits; sizes to 46. Thrift Mondav at $1.98 Men's Gauntlet Gloves, and knit wrist canvas gloves; cut full size. Thrift Monday, per pair at 13 Men's Overalls, union made, dark blue denim, swing pockets. Thrift Monday $1.45

Yard Goods

Dry-Goods

(Main Floor) ' Irish Linen 72-inch

genuine Irish linen da- waist

mask; our regular $3.50 weight; 75c

quality.

vard

cial at

Thrift Mondav

$2.98

Dress Gingham 27-in dress ginghams in pretty plaids and nurse

stripes; selling regular Monday

JVc. lliritt JUonday pe yard .33

(Main Floor) Children's Union Suits

union suits, licrht

value spe 50d

Ladies' Union Suits, fall weights,' white ribbed Dutch neck, short sleeve; $1 value. Thrift

Children1

Gingham Dresses

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Specials (Clothing Dept.) Boys' Knickers, dark color, good wearing mixtures; sizes 6 to 18. Thrift Monday...$1.9S Boys' Sweaters, in gray only, shawl collar; $2.50 values. Thrift Mondav at . $1.95 School Boy's Stockings (Men's Dept.)

' Poplin -Silk stripe poplins in pretty, dark shades; our regular 59c item. Thrift Monday per yard 47 Derryvale Lunch Sets in pretty mercerized quality, edged with cluny ecru lace; a 23 inch cloth with six 5-inch doilies and six 12-inch ones; selling regular $2.98. Monday only, set $2.19 Jewel Cloth 40-incb Jewel Cloth in white and ecru, for fancy work; selling regular $1.79. Special Monday, yard 98 Home x Needs

Women's Hose, silk and fibre, heavy weight, reinforced sole, gartei tops, white and colors; regular $1.39, at. 98 Children's Black Ribbed Hose, run o the mill: 25c regular, at 205 Infants' Wool Hose, white pure wool; substandards; 59c value on sale at 45 Embroidery Flouncing 27-inch, of sheer lawn.; beautiful patterns for baby dresses 39

Standard gingham, of an pretty colors; trimmed -with contrasting materials, smocking and paerl but

tons. Ages, 2 to 14.

Value up to $1.95 for i

$1.19

Knit Petticoats

Of part wool in grey, -white, and blue. Ages. 6 months

years. Values up to $1.C3 for

pink to 4

79c

(Basement) House Broom, made, 4 sewed. special at

10 bars Superior Family Soap 5l New Pack Early June Peas, per can. 15 (3 cans to customer.) 4 rolls good Toilet Paper 15

Of pink batiste, elastic bust gores, trimmed with silk braid, free hip and medium long Ehlrt, four hose

supporters. Special at

$1.89

union Extra .85

Bear Brand No. 1. The maker's name on every

pair The best wearing Mixing Bowls, yellow boys stocking made; ffiazed earthenware; one sizes 7 to 10M Thrift each 6 7 and 8 inch Monday, pair Sop Special at, set 59 S Itt ?S Clothes Basket-Fami-Button Shoes, sizes 30 v hardwood bot. , at J?i. 4 j tom QVal ghape Special

at ..S9 Johnson Floor WaxLiquid or paste form. 50c size at 45 Root Beer Bottles Pints, per dozen. 75$ Qts., per dozen $1.00

2 cans Beans

Monarch

Baked 25

Bloomers

1-8 bbl. sack TVashburnCrosby's White Rvc Flour $1.50 Extra Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per lb...... 48c

Near sliit Bloomers of pink brocade hemstitched bottom. M M f Our $1.95 Bloomer for...: M

Blouses

(8 lbs. limit to customer.)

Jap for

Rose Soap, 3

Child's Shoes Black Kid Shoes, sizes 2 to 5, at $1.39 Brown Calf Shoes heavy soles; sizes 5 to 8, at ,.....$1.98 Black Gun Metal Shoes, cloth tops; sizes 4 to 8,

Black Kid Shoes, heavy soles: sizes 5 to 8, Thrift Monday at $1.98 Infants' Kid Shoes heavy soles ; sizes 5 to 8 at $1.98

Infant Kid Shoes, cloth

bars

Drapery Dept. (Second Floor) Voile Curtains, 2Vo vds

$1.49 long, lace trimmed edge

(3 bars to customer.)

Sunmaid Brand Seeded Raisins, per pkg 19d Yuban Coffee, special 1 lb. pkg 49f Rub-No-More Washing Powder, large pkg. 23

Girl

A 6mall lot of organdy Blouses, in lavender, white and rose, trimmed

with white collars and cuffs, at

$1.95

Sweater Coats

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Pair S1.29

Rag Rugs 24x36 size, hit and miss pattern at- 98 Crib Blankets 30x40

inches; blue or pink 8 to 11, at $2.98

checks 69 Suit Cases of hcavi

Brown English La

Shoes with cloth top, extra good stylish shoes have low heels. Sizes

Grey Sweater Coats, Our 2.95 sweaters

light weight. 81.95

Muslin Drawers

liy3 to 2, at.

$3.48

top, 2 to 5, at 79? fiber, 24 in. size....$1.98 2i2 fo 7, aCL

$3.98

Ladies' white Muslin Drawers, em

broidery and tucked, trimmed, open

and closed. Our 59c, at

39c

Thrift Monday Art Section 2nd Floor

(Clothing Dept.)

Stamped nainsook

terns. Special at

very many

good quality pretty pat-

$1.38

Dresser Scarf. Stamped in many pretty designs on extra quality of linen finish,

with hemstitched point and scal

lop. Size 18x45. Special at

69c

Sunlight Yarns In every grade showing the novelties, colors in Radio floss, Pheasant floss. Silky Worsted, Heather Mixture; the wonderful new colors that have been brought oat this year to knit In the many beautiful garments so much in vouge. Our Art Department shows at all times the newest and beat yarn and art goods.

more frequently mentioned recently than any other probable candidate with tha exception of McCray. In fact, MA Klauss and Mr. McCray are the onl Republican candidates who are verjr much In the limelight at this time. Xr some quarters It is rumored that Edward Toner of Anderson has deilnltely decided not to be a candidate. On the Democratic side the only aatltity that has been disccrnable thus l-T Is the announcement that )hn Isenbei'fer of North Manchester would be a candidate. This announcement created veV little stir. Charles A. Groalhous 1

looked upon here as the ultimate Democratic candidate for governor, but it Js ald he will hesitate to become a candidate unloss he believes he will have some chance of winning. The special session of the legislature which Gov. Goodrich is expected to 111 next month, also must be taken lnift consideration. It is hard to say what will be done at the session, but there tit no dojbt that both sides will attempt to make political capital of whatever Is dn. Gov. Goodrich has said nothing con

cerning the special session recently, but

he promised some time ago that It would be called early in October.

SEEN IN THE SHOPS. Cock feathers are no wusod aa dress trimmings. Printed vofle blouses aro mad with frill collars. Black suede tis are w-orn with afternoon dresses. Haf the Ana gowns one sees ar trimmed with lae. Bright colored wool embroideries

appear on millinery. Ribbons appear in the form of bajjds of loop fringe. ' ' '. Pink, ribbons always look freshlsr than blue In lingerie.

NICK PORTER Farm Sale Auctioneer Highlands, Ind. Call or write for dates. Terms reasopabia.