Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 175, Hammond, Lake County, 13 January 1920 — Page 11

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TIIE TIMES Page DONT DESPAIR l!!ilii!ili!!;i!!l!!!IHiii!!il!!l!iI!l!!l!i!ii;!iN!I!!li!!Ni!!il!!!!N!i!l!in j Squibb's Mineral Otis, Triner's Bitter Wine, full pint $1,00 bottles on I-llOIl Cj COF tonic and blood hulder s sale at 63c - Kaufmann & Wolf- Hammond, Indiana $1.10 size 77c ting ur Store If you are troubled with pains ot aches; feel tired; have headache. indigestion, insomnia; painful passege of urine, you will find relief in j GOLD MEDAL s ; Wednesday, Jan. 14th STORE NEWS Double Stamps Th world's aundard ramsdy for lridnr, llvtr, bladder and uric acid troubles and! National Remedy of Holland sinca 169Sw Three sizes, alt druggists. Guaranteed, t.ok fee tb. nan. Cold Mcfal ee very bos ea4 .cc.pt n. isutelaea mmmw ii ,m - i m.-t

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Get quick relief from the foot troubles that torment you see how easily you can do away vvjth run-over heels, callouses, arch troubles, and other causes of foot pains. Foot -Relief Days TOMORROW JAN. 14th A visitin exrfrt of the Wizard System of Foot Correction will carefully examine your stofiir j,ed feet and locate the exact cause of your foot troubles, without charge He rU demonstrate the Wizard way to correct the weak foot structure that causes the trouble All pains stop at once.

AH Foot -Sufferers Be Sure to Come. We use the VVizaro Srstem at our store a!) year round But the special visit of the expert fror. Wizard Headquarters will be to. these few days only. No charge to you for his examination of yout feet All toot tuflcicr re lAvited to come.

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Art Iiickmsn'3 Dance Orchestra Came) From San Francisco to NewcrkTo Make These 8 iiccliifhu CoiuniSjaa Dance Pxoorda From the St Francis Hotel Sn franewco, by f cf the New Zi-efcld -Midnight. Frolic aad the BJtrnort Hotel to the CcMuuhia Recording Laboratory. That wa the ic-xjrd-brenScir.g. record-making trip tbk uddusivt: Columbia organization nadcrtook to plaj;

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Here Ucr;e Mcader Hrst Double Ilecord This tplendid tcoor.the latent addiOm to Columbia'! long iitt of eicluive artists, thrill yoo with that oog rf low and longing, "I Know Wliat It Me n to Be Lonrtorp." Conpled with "I Never . KiHrw." a vilo sure to mak.e yoa sijfe for tii- - '. f your own iweetheart-

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William llalstend was born on a I farm in Hons Township. Nor. 2. I

and died January JO, t!20. at th Mercy hosi ltal at Gary, following an operation which ho underwent several days ago. e.a:e'i 62' years. In 1SS3 he waj nnited n marriaee to Miss Barbara IPtester, to this union was born two chihlren. Mr. Howard Hfllstead. deceased nn 'Mrs. Hazel Flndllnsf of this placr. After his marriage he resld-M on a farm for 5 years, he then moved to Ainsworth where. lie. conducted gnfral store for IS years ami in 1901 he moved 'to Hobart where he hHs resided until hi death and has Veen loinR carpenter work. Although he hns been aillnsc for some time, he has not been conflntd to his home. Besides hi. wife and daughter he i survived by Miss Helen Tjnkhart who has made her home with him for the past six or seven years, S brothers. Messrs. J..i. Hal-stt-ad. Wallace and Albert Halsteai of this place, one sister, Mrs. Ruby Rhodes of Gary, orie grand-child and numerous other relatives an.1 friends. The funeral services were hej.j this afternoon at two o'clock at the Unitarian chuioh and the Interment will be at. Crown Hill cemetery. Frank lUrnsy, formerly if this plac died at bis home at Oary, Friday niabt from pneumonia. ICis ace was 51 years. He is survived by a wife, and one daughter Ionian. The funeral .;rvi.ea were helJ at 1 o'clock Monday at his home, and the Interment was at the Crown HiH cenief ry at this place. The funeral was in charfr of undertaker Wild of this place. At 9:0f o'clock Funday morning the Tiome of Arthur Erabbs. located on Cleveland avenue, was almost complete ly destroyed by fire. . The origin of th lire is unknown but it is thought that the roof caught Pre from bufnfng oot from the chimney for at the-time the fire started Mr. Hrabba was cleaning the furnace and had tbe pipes tak. en down. Neighbors noticed the flames en m In 15 from the roof of the building and notified Mr. Brahbs and the firemen, who had a hard t'me urettlnjr control of the eflre as it had & good start before they arrived on the scene.. Although the entire upper art of the building was burned, Mr. Brabbs saved ail of his furniture. A dauerhter was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Oeorjre Rhodes. Mrs. Rhodes and baby are at the Mercy hospital at Gary. The Auxiliary of the Woman's, Read, in Club went to Chlcaero yesterday to hear Carmen. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Fleck on Sunday. At the meetina of the Alumni Association held Friday evening it wis decided to Kive a part yat the Social room of the library on Wednesdav evening, Jan. Cist for the purpose of raieinic money for the medal fund. It was also decided to Rive a jaw the first part of February.

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Iijy a gas range, during our Rummpgo Sale at a (Treat discount. Northern Tnriiana Gas & F.lertrie. o. 1 -t?-5t

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SPECIAL PRICES ON AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING Winter tops, winter sides; tops repaired and recovered at a saving from $5 to $50. Save from to $23 on all repainting and get perfect satisfaction. Our painting and trimT.ing fits your fancy and pocketbook. Get our price before giving out your work. .Fords repainted and a new top for $30. Cut Rate Auto Painting and Trimming Co. 30! Michigan Avenue. ' Phone Office, Hammond 2141; Residence, . Hammond 1043M. Advertise in The Times

EYES ScicntificalJy Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed

Hammond Optical Parlor i

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STANDARD AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 944 C&lumet Are. Hammond.

We manufacture and repair radiators, fenders and hoods. Also new and used

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Our Garment Racks Are Filled with Bargains You can not make a better invest nent than to buy one of these beautiful Coats or Dresses now. Prices have advanced steadily since v. e bought them. They are all Mid-Winter styles. Finest materials and best workmanship add to their attrac

tiveness.

$40 to $50 Salt's Seal Plush Coats, in dolman effect $26.75 $40 to $50 Silvertone and Suede Velour Coats, fur collars $29.75 $55 and $60 Opossum Trimmed Peco Seal Plush Coats $49.75 $65 to $75 Full Length and Sport Model Silvertone Coats $49.75 $25 and $27.50 Coats of Rollinsons Plush and Novelty Cloths $ 1 7.75 $10.75 to $1 5 Coats for Girls, 8 to 14 years, a big variety .$7.98 $22.50 and $25 Dresses of Wool Jersey and French Serge $18.75 $25 and $30 Dresses of Satin Combined with Georgette .$19.75 $76.50 French Lynx Capes, shawl collar, satin lined $9.75 Every Fur Set and Separate Piece Has Been Greatly Reduced for Speedy Clearance.

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"Nighty Night" Sleeping Garments for children, with feet attached to insure warmth, prevent colds, cost little. Fine quality Flannelette Sleepers, sizes 2 to 6 years: pink and white and blue and white; feet attached. Priced for Wednesday J 25

EE Children's Creepers at 69c

B. H. Viant went to Rensselaer on business yesterday.

M. I. Sprapue was in Chiesiro on a j Priced at business trip yesterday. Oscar Rrooks who has been laid up i ZZZ.

with rheumatism for several weeks Is I

able to sro to work agrain. J. D. Osijod returned yestorday from a two days ls!t with-his family at Wilniette. III. John iWKnan and Ed. Reckman returned to school In Hammond yesterday aftr a visit with their parents.

Youngsters well made Creepers Made of seersucker gingham; pink and blue stripes; neat collar and pocket; sizes 2 to 6. CQr

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Boys ' Kick-Proof Shoes

Not just with top4 soles and a pair of shoe strings, but shoes made for service and wear. That's the kind of shoes we're featuring here. Fairfield make; button, blucher lace and F.nglish lasts of genuine calf, real oak leather soles; sies 2z to 5Vz. pair $3.25; sizes Wi to 2. pair $2.75.

Youths' and Little Gents' High Top Shoes of grain calf; brown or black, two buckle, bellows tongue, broad toes, extra heavy soles; sizes 9 to 13'7, pair $2.95.

Silk Underwear

HONEST HOSIERY is at a premium the other kind you wouldn't want at any price. If you did, you couldn't buy it here, because it don't pay to carry them it's a waste of money to buy them. These are nil of the honest kind variety. EIFFEL BRAND Fibre Silk Hose, lisle top. reinforced heel and Toe; in black, white and pearl; C?1 (( $1.50 values, pair. .,X mVJXJ Pure Silk Hose Black and white; regular $2 25 JJg grade, pair ...... 59c Eiffle Hose, of fine quality lisle; black, white and Kflf colors, per pair

Dainty, beautifully made garments of unusual wearing quality, with price figures at a moderate temperature. $3.69 Envelope Chemise, of flesh colored crepe de chine; lace trimmed and ribbon drawn. $ O QQ

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Pretty $1,25 Camisoles 89c H You can choose from several styles develop- EE ed of china silk and dainty lace, ribbon shoulder straps; regular price $1.23. ftQr Clearance price EE Beautiful $2.00 Satin Camisoles neatly hem- EE stitched, ribbon drawn, 1 7Q EE

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Affording a very exceptional opportunity to prt cure splendid value in garments of the highest merit. Women's 75c Union Suits, soft fleece, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length; sizes 36 EJ9c and 38, at

Carter's $5 Underwear $3.9S Finest quality three-quarter wool Union Suits. EE natural gray; high neck, long sleeves, ankle jjj length; sizes 34 to 44. Clearance ?398 price, suit EE

Women's Hats $1.95 Final Clearance Pretty velvet shapes, becomingly trimmed with feathers, fancy ornaments ribbons and flowers. Hats that sold at $5 to $10 there's but fifteen of them. Marked for this sale your choice J at

January Sale Clearance

Wednesday Special

MISSES' SHOES Fine quality vici kid button shoes, patent leather tip; the reliable Selz make; strictly solid

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GIRLS SHOES Regular $2.50 shoes in sizes 11 to 13 only; made of gun metal calf, cloth top, button style, stitch-down I A C

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Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats It isn't necessary to describe them in detail; the fact that they were made by America's best clothes makers should be sufficient. Hart Schaffner & Marx Society Brand and Michaels Stern Garments Nothing in town can equal them. Selections are a bit thin in certain styles, yet you will find a wide variety to choose from. And the best of it all is that you make a clear, substantial saving of-many the sale. Values to $42.50 $3675 at

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