Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 189, Hammond, Lake County, 29 January 1920 — Page 8

Thur. .law ii::n. r"tv ureac Biiee sale f -ii IVS fcJ fi -i J Ufis My 4J M id f! 7 s .- . -. " - 4 t f Hellerman's Well-Known Shoe Store of Hammond Makes Preparations for a Most Sensational Stock Adjustment 3eie! One in which all Hammoi.d and vicinity will be keenly interested. This Shoe Sale will be the second great event in the store's history, a period of well nigh a quarter of a century. The 'hrewd arrj discriminating will mke tSeir purchases for the ysr. The entire stock "ill be cered, containing wide varieties of choice Footwear fur Man, Worsen arJ ro"ln-n siloes which will cone right up to your idea of style, color aid quality, conforming to your needs. I. 1 1 f fSlK At 9 A. M.

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H' hi ) ) -hi sf II Women's Black Kid Lace Sj

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?i'cmptly, Continuing i o vetKs

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Aion s Armv otioc?, iMuns

last; $8.00 vaI-4

ue ; this sale'.

$6.45

Men's Black ici Bah; straight London Iat ; $1 1.00

value: ft

this sale

$8.9

Men s Be?t Work Shoe on earth; absolutely all solid full double oak soles, Goodyear welt; $10.00 value;

very special this sale . .

$8.95

M?n's Genuine Calfskin Shoes in button and lace; high grade Goodyear welt, all sizes; value $11.50; this

$7.65

sale

I I Men's Black En-!;;h Walking

Lace Shoes; Goodyear 'welt; extensive line; values up to 111?:. ..$8.85

Men's Brown Medium Toe Blucher; Goodyear welt; extra strong-for winter wear; a wonderful value at $10.00.

WOMEN'S SHOES Women wil! welcome th:s good news cf rare savings,' and await the opening eagerly aniicipatmg their purchases. The aortmcrt is so varied as to meet each individual requirement from the neat elderly laiks' comfy boct to that of the most faihicnafc-e for reception or party.

Women's Beautiful Field Mouse Rid Lace Boots, in h!i French heels and

military heels; a splendid value at $ij.50; enly a limited O O

1,9d

Women's Black Kid and Patent Colt Button Boots; high 1 Tench heels; $8.00 value ; this sale . . .

amount on hand; your choice for this sale, per pair Women's White C'oth 2 Strap Pumps; $3.00 value; extra special for this sale only, pair ,

Women's Tan Calf Goodyear Welt Winter Boot; high heel; best style and extra good for wear; ver good value at $1 1.00; your choice C?rO A for this quick sale ". ." O.HJ Women's Fine Dress Boots, dark brown kid lace, with a beautiful beaver brown top; French heels, Goodyear welt soles. The very newest blender

Women's Black Kid Dre.:s Boots; stitched tip; values 9.50. This sale

model; splendid value at $15.50. this sale

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$12.35

. $4.95 . $7.45

Women's Fine Brown Kid Dress Boots; Goodyear welt soles, French heels; choice models; values $1 1 .00. Q Q Lt This sale PO.OO Women's Dark Brown English Walking Boots; stitched tip; ? Q E a very choice line; value $8.50. This sale JJD

Women's Black Kid Dress Boots; English models, military

Boots; beautiful white cloth

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French

top ;

style; $7.50 choice

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Women's White Canvas Button Shoes; broken lines; values $2.50 to $4.00; your choice for this C. 1

heels: $9

values. This sale

Extra special

this sale i

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Mens Sox 10c a Pair Six Pa.ir for 50c

$7.45

MEN'S SHOES Our Men's Department offers a remarkable service, cot alone in enormous savings ii which men will at or.ee become interested, but the extraordinary range of choice as well. Shoes which carry eveiy good quality sought by men who demand quality, style and service. To take full advantage of the savings of this sale is to minimize the cost of your shoes.

Men's Black Vici Kid Button and Blucher Shoes; Goodyear Qu welt; splendid grade; high toes; values $9.00; this sa!c$ "C w Men's 1 Buckle Arctics ; C 1 OC

Men's Tan Button or Bkicker Shoes;

thi

is sale

Men's Rubber Boots; a splendid value at $4.50; this quick sale, per pair Men's Warm Lined Rubbers; this sale

$3.45

broken hncs, but a

very big lot; alue $9.50; this sale Men's Genuine Black Calf Button; extra quality cloth top; $10.00 value; this .sale, per pair Men's Patent Colt Dress Snoes; Goodyear welt; Blucher; up to $9.50 value; this sale $6.85 and Men's Genuine Vici Kid Bah; plain toe; comfort last; extra

wide; all sizes; wonderful value at $8.75; this sale.

CHILDREN'S SHOES Mothers, you will do well to provide shoes for your children at this sale. For best service we suggest forencon shopping, as ve arc desirous of giving careful attention to the little ones. The happiness and progress of you- children depend largely cn their shoes. Their feet should be kept warm and comfortable. During this sale we will give 10 per cent erf on the famous Buster Brown Shoes for beys and girls. For style and wear they cannot be beat.

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$5.85 $7.75 $4.45

i ciuick se-ile .

! t I Women's Rubbers ; broken lots; extra special for this 1 m mat

sale only. -t3C per pair

Women's Pat. Pumps and 2 i

St'-an?: $6.00 value; vour

choice this sale

$3.95 and ...

Children's Tan Scuffers, in button and lace; strictly solid; sizes 6 to 8; this sale

Children's Patent Colt and Kid Button Shoes; large lot, but CJ " O not all sizes, at a price that will move them in a hurry; pr. P Boys' Shoes; sizes 1 to 5A; a good value at $4.00; for this O C cal nnlv rtpr nair " and '-

t . r -r Little Gents' Button Shoes; a large let of broken lines; $3.50 values; this sale

Misses' Brown Kid Cloth Top Lace Boots; English style; very popular; value $4.75; this sale Misses' S!;oijs; a large lot of broken lines; values $3.50 and $4.75; your choice at this special sale

Misses' Fine Dress Shoes; patent colt, white cloth top, English ?0 OK style: best value $5.00; this sale $3.85 and .ZJJ Exta Ssecia! for lh:3 sale onlv. Infants' 1 Stran Sandals, m'p f r

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$3.45 $2.85

Women's Satin Pumps; brovalues; this salc Women's Shoes; fine choice lines in one group; dark brown fabric top, military heels; dark grey fabric top, French heels; a wonderful

collection; values to $8.50;

this sale

$4.95

W omen's and Growing Girls Pat. Colt white cloth top lace boot; military heel; $5.00

values; i

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Mucii Preparation Made

I to j; your choice at a quick close out, per pair

For Tills Great

You will be surprised to see the extensive preparations we have made for this ?3ie in order that we may be abe to acccmnodte iVt inevitable crowds of shoe buyers who wil! seek the enormous savings this sale makes possible. Every pair of shoes in the store has been tagged and toe sa'e prices marked in plain ftjures. Many lines hare been removed from boxes ar-d dirplaycd for easy access and fast selling. Preparations have been under way for more thao a v.eck wish addi'.iora' hctp to make ready for this sale. Not one pair will be sold at sale prices until Fridav morning, at which time the doors will open to the greatest shoe safe Hammond and vicinity have ever set::. Note prices carefully. Make your selection early forenoons if possible, to avoid the tremendous crowds ia the afternoon. Store closed all day Thursday, January 2?.

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595 Hohmin Street, HAMMOND, INDIANA Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings No Refunds, No Exchanges During This Sale

crown point :bad sprain or

MUSCLE STRAIN C

r 'BIG ULCER

on Mmi-iay and i .iiff. r-n( promoted ami ndi MiT fd. .Iiids" li'irhn Smith an'1 1'iiliff I-n-nah.t st.i-e in nt -iifl . at th nut shotv in riiii-iiE-i t n! a y. .loh'i Siliwhi'vv lis l-'ucht th" Mtv coM ..n .I'li-t ?t.. o.-curi'"! by W'l-?!-!i!tn niul family, .-imi will iii.iU soiii? c xtcii.-n i mpr"V iv n t s on n. Tin1 Vtmn'Toi!l "i ii -!.v','1 on" of thir f jrnosis feeds at tho '-luh rooms on Montiay Dicht at ri'h- mtiiit iff a? core ra i ula.fr i on th' ir im-nn. M: Ha.ntoih l"ack 1irU tho tnjcforl unf to fall .ma r-i'-ce of i.-o on tho. bm.-k I"n h of 1,,-r hoi! arvl broke hcv rm on .lri"il.) y nioriiitiK. .Modii si a!t-niio v (allr.d ml her arid was Pt, l'U! i: .'.i pi in hr tnso'h j aiti lo'.1ay. "" M.es Cla H ill !!! riaiiio! ?! IVrJi-o I'iub on Tm-dHv oxeninjr. tlio i.ri.. ins won by Mij-s H.i!) nnri Mrs. lb-rman .lorrn. Th; hostess scrvt-l , d.-'ii-iou lurch. Miss Tillin Lcliniim if gradually sinking. li r many ft-iond nt t!.i oity w ill b pained to b-arii. Si!" lias boon in r a"a!;h for so-.rrai y-.-irs and tbo d. lor--have gi-rt t ht- family l.ut liii'.- ln-p- of w - r''-ov-rv. Misa l.rliman i oni- of Crow ii roinf s lovabic v. om tt :r,.J 1it host of fri'-rd 'o r a r'-- h.-irK 'in! : 'io tn v b" bb- I" bal' V her a 'ran . The- Mason he'd tl.rir first meeting nt ii nrw t-tnp!" on Wednesday right. -Iriy lue'e-i tb;r furriituro, f t . tiore this -k. Tio- t.-ir.pl is ab.n.t e,.m-

rlcfpd on tK- insiIo and will la.: ib-di-j

ate.l in the near future. The bailou t; in ti tl'eiin. to tl.! M.iS'lil'' fraternitv ; re and will bo n M-urro of imit-h pieHuro To ti:- Handlers of iha' i-rdT ar.d n'.to tiie Ka-"Tti Slar. who i ill also ifi-ll,.V i !, KlliditlC f"i' ihe-r Tne.tinf.

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, tors. Mipt-rv isnrs and nsatenal nsen

rom i-n-i'j station of lliia and i

'in..; states.

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Rub pain, ache, soreness and swelling right out with "St. Jacobs Liniment."

rut it on a ("prained ankle, vri?-t

FEDERAL EXAMINER i SPEAKS AT GARY j "Now I Can Walk," Says i Mrs. Southcott of Medina. .1 i'. Pound, rxair.tner of t , d- I

frnl 1;scivp lfanl-;r, will

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hanUrrs of ilary next Monday n

in Kooin I. of the ;.iry V. M. '. A. ai-eordin t imtii-es r - n.-d 1-y II..- il.M-y bankers a-sm-ia I am y e-t. i da v. lie- will

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Bv Annabel

GIRL'S NIGHTGOWN.

A TIF ?.

Ls to enjoy good health. The secret . pood heal.h ia chietiy fo msmtaia rnrnal activity of the stomach, bowelj, liver, skin and kidneys.

CSa i ft " fel ll i-V 4 f

idual bank. WANTS RECEIVER

honlder. Lack or a sprain or strain talk on 1 . e . r I r a t i,e:ar.- I.ani.ins

anvwherp. that's when von realize t iie I s rt nil and its ! l.itun to t!? iti'iiv-

inajcb; in oW. boncst 'Vt .Taeobs I.inltnfiit" because- the moment it is ap-plff-d. out roraes the pain, aolie. soreness and .sw.-ilin. It penetrates rir lit into t!io injured nmscles, nerves, liuan ists tendons end hones ami relief comes instantly. It riot merfi.v U !!. Pain but KO.jthes and heals the injury m:i a quick recovery Is Poctcd. f"..-l a small trial bottle of "St. e . i . . , . I . ts T Itiiuiiml" i ; 1 . t n o n.' rl t l T' V

; Oil ;j petition ii

lrus stero i.mi stop fimprinu. .sot nui ;

else sets things straight so quicklyse thorouelily. It is the only applioa-

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e.irtil to b( , i r 1 1 . iirh ? !'et r.- eoi's f i

AlletiilK tliat bo was ,-.,.ef- . J . c t -

fd. rlteiiteil O'lt f.f hi" half i a t -?-1 1 1 1, ps, L in t!i candy fi.ir.' at 1 :. 1 i s a y . , o-' .M.ilina.

and tliat Ins part nor. Mike Itsu-'u. propriated and pi isappi ie.l t5"' fiiifN-

j of the ste.re. Milo Tank... irk to lay

fie "I la ry S n. rio''

rt asking a rooei vcr Kiti for ih-;

place.. !

iei" t pro-iace a reim-dy i ",i ! t Ia.il; iil;' p'.w r a iit'ii' i-.t . I . I at all .! urg .-. mi- a iare- h.. " h ! ;-. w i ! ; , .-, i.t ;;.,ry Mr-. Albert S. S.iin'iemi

. N. V. It seems hko a lnir- : t i true, cm ry word !' it. ' !' -., us- 1 n -t similar 1,-f -i eveiy day t"r;n poop!., who

ii-.e. my ii iiiii.' ii; lor old .-ores. I"! ..ml ;.'!e.-.

le. bl: I l. no a i a

r?p link hatisf. nainok, lorflv

' I Ho-verrd orfpe or wcrra outicg flante! v i

mar be the substance of tills simple night:own, No IMfi-V A ehoicp of throe nock1. if eiven. -I.k-h !.Doiad ths rnitc;. s-i'iare and oval La; es. Thd seres rnnj h - short or Ion? as i.-ref erred. The girYn trshtpown No. 94o4 is cnt ;nV-es 1. '. 6 10. 12 and 14 yr.-.rs

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ia r.fo tui) on a had sprain, bruise or swelling. adv.

-t rain.

Many re. ial events will take ja.ee there in the future. Mr. aii'l Mrs. r. T.lbrd wore in ii(i.e.. on "i'uer.i.ia.y' niht. vvl.on they -an the "i'oHies" at the Illinois theatre. Miss Vtrga-et Cook is confined to her bom--- with a serre ca.-e .f t... -rif pe. County Auditor I'.ilanel has moved to the HeiJe fla! tbis wfek.

GARY RECRUITING

SERGEANT IS SICK j r;; r,

U-iai mi lx.i tfsrds rt TS'.'.:i;

l.'-ee.i.;;: Alcl Iri-n r. e, t';e ilnrv m 1 1 1 1 1 1 r Mafion ; r pott ! T I sri(.oi-ly ill at the- M : ey loi;i;ai li.-iry. V -,te)-.!,,y Sernomt Jr. ti Kai

GARY ENGINEERS AT ROAD SCHOOL

BrcnchialTrcibies

Vxth t Irritation r.-A you rehrre the daUTM Po both ju:-ic"v r.d crlcrtiytly h. tuna prornytiy drpmc-aoie rcmeuy

by prornyt y

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In ntenrl?Mice at t'n siyth ar.r.nal

! thrp-day road sehool at rtirduo 1'ni-

versity are City Kntrineer VV. V. Cottinpha'm anel Asf'stant Knpineer Tt. O. Canada yof Oary. The school -which opened Tuesday will close tlri after-

; noon with a peneral review when th

two Oary men will n-torrt to rpFiine fheir duties. At ths road school, road

buIMinc probim ar dieused and

solved from eery ancle. I.nrce'r in j

USED FIFTY YEARS

mm jm h0J tjfy

FOR RHEUMATISM AT ALL DRUGGISTS

! a a y w o.n-l r I am ha ;r . v '

j I'e'.i-. ,.;, t !,.. n- c.... It..-. I'.i.Talo.l Sire S rerjuires o'-i yards 27 inrh mi

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:i u nt ot.i : ;fi'. rer from r; ,

a: -I a!.-.!--. I had'

n...- t . . ry ! 1 i - . , iao t a a,.- r, - ' rom ,..;. A : l : lid i..h! ' ' ' "' Pl'ICO 15 CCllt

"'K aay t- Mil:, iha, t. ,, .,. fanama. !! will sail f mil l p,-a. tl-eir rrinual !!:ee-t;r:r at M 1"'" its r and al r u- N v. fhieami in al'O-it ten d.o s. S -r-j v, , ,. r , ; t;.,ry j ..st -r-!a ; - .. nr. i' imlars w orl'i ,,f the ..i,e. I c-ant' Kane that tbt. promisinu; ;,n,i i.rsides ! lie auroi.il ;(!': of of

wa:- f) m 1 , by .-;''' r n il; to- om n lor only -i few nmr.- J i-, rs. p'ans were formula!! d tiiat. w

i and i can w;;lk '.ays. promote hi'.- ! h 1 1- s in tl

l,,r v. Ill I be w ithtmt I'.-t. r-, '. A class of 1.". oat didat. . "ftATV .C!ATJTI PT.-5TAR i riaie.i. officers n.-.-ted

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7? Sale of Afr Meeli.

cme is the World.

Sold etrerrwber. Ia boxes. tCw-. 25c.

in an'otaotixe transportation, r-i. f;i-i iial m th" ii:, was made hy tho Soci' t A . t - n : a ; v - iitiin. rs a' a imeiire, il'-n. i'. ". Wroi:;m ii-.' f of i.rrlnne f Ha- 1 lined Slut's tinny, will an-ir-a h-- nmiivii rs nt a. han.piet leiii.iiii'

The Times want ads bring astonishing results if their timers are -.-ifnrt :an furnish.

a i s i i; red. , Lb inch.

on s a ,l; a i n , "hi ll..,y us- tins '.. m o;- ar pd e::r- eiiiTi.-ftf if rm x..-b. I cintie.t '' U to pra i- it." '.,!.-- rj. 's. Aib.-rt Sfiurt-.-o: t. M. din.i. N. V.J la :! nnlfis titled by ! ' r-,. oiiit-

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MET LAST IMIGHa ,m,s s,,. i- .a

of fpo Cary Smvl Fleas

f f e&. rrived from Hammond! J 1. : lif i

o: I an .a na no j s s

" 'si rarr- of "be r-e ri. ; 1 1 iik station ! Tit- Pre.a e v. a . '.ae re.-i-i:'; was a.-oepred ye-st er.-iay. 1'e was Lawrence

loorehaei. of t'lis city, and left fof :t" rt berv co-os 'or t ie Csnil

"-sj R-Sreshioa and Knifn? fi-eTN. lellce Murine for Eei-

ness. Soreness, Granu-

ri. r"J"C lation. Itching an4

i UilU r.1 LJ Burning of the Lyes or Eyelids; "2 Drops" After tfce Movies. Motoring or Gait will win yourcor.Sdonce. Ak your Druggist .'or Murine when your Eye Nerd Care. Murine live Krmrdy Co., C?ic 3CO I

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SOCIETY PLEDGES ITS CO-OPERATION

(INTERNATIONAL NL's: StpviC CHI'VVC..'. .Ian. :v--A p.-M-PVfiytliniR in i;s piow er to p.: ril-ej.lfllll Tlje u t"d Stlito.iee m-a-t .nnie,;i -Ke- arma- '

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like peroxide

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