Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 196, Hammond, Lake County, 6 February 1920 — Page 7

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If you own a Pathc Phonograph you and your guests will derive greater enjoyment from music. For the tone of the Pathc Phonograph is vividly real. And every kind of music, vocal or instrumental, classic or popular, pulsates with life when played by this superb phonograph on Pathe Records. If you want reality, you will choose

Husband So Good He Seemed Impossible r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WHITE rUMNS, N T., Feb. 6 "He was ." gro'id that U was impossible." was lfe reason given by .Mrs. Angeliqiif Kese. of Yonkors, for suing for a separation. Mrs.. Helen Grant testified in tlie Supreme Court here. I'.ivhmond H. Ileese testified tli.it his wife left lit in two days after ne told

and a' barbed wire fenre was the victor in a strupitle to the death. Evidently taking a dislike to the he;ivy wire fenret surroun'dinfr the Phillips' ranch the elk attempted to I'Uar it, but failej and landed squarely on the sharp barbs of the topmost w ire. After a" terrific stru?sre. the animal tore itself loose, iDut died of its wounds.

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Model XII. Golden Oak. Fumed Oak. or Mahogany Finish. $150. Pathp Phonographs at $45. $75. $100. $125. $150. $225. On display in our Music Department. Sold on easy terms.

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AGED MAN DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME

COLLEGE BUILDING AT HALIFAX BURNS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI HU.It'AX. N. S.. Feb. The main buildtns of Kincs v'olkpe. the oldest educational institution in Canada, was destroyed by lire with the loss of $20,OPO lavt night. Adoinins: buildings were d imafred and many valuable pniutirf lost. King's College was chartered

TEXAS SHERIFF LOST IN NEW YORK

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! NEW VUliK. Fib. 6. The police besau a search today for Sheriff l!ost of Jefferson county. Texas, who has been missing since IVc. 7. when ht; becked cut at a Broadway hotel. A message from l.rry 1. Host of lVaumont, Tex., a brother, expressed a fear that the sheriff had been murdered for his money as he had Jj.fKii.i with him. He. was hero, on business.

BIDS FOR WOMEN SNOW SHOVELLERS

FIGS 80c value, special at 49c

! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 NEW TORK. Feb. t. Owuik to the shortape of msle labor the street cleanine department today sent out a call for women snow shovelers, oftVims to pay fifty cents an hour. Side streets are completely blocked by the eight-inch snowfall and trattie is virtually stagnated in the main : horoii ch fa res. Ionc

Trading Stamps Mines of street cais have been stalled

S. & H. Green

James Frown, who had been making his home with 'his daughter, Mrs. Hca-i lie Kidwell. T." State Line st.. Ham-' mond, died yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. He was seventy-five years old. The body will be. taken to Marlon. Ind., tomorrow morning over the I'. & O. railroad where funeral services and burial will toke place. I

PNEUMONIA FATAL

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"Miss Floence Nomand. 2. died on Thussday evening at 11:30 o'clock at the home of her sister. Mrs. John Williams. 101 Hanover st. Hammond. Death followed a brief illness with pneumonia. Funeral services will ho held on Saturday afternoon at 2:;;o o'clock at the residence and that evening L'ndei taker Emmerling- will ship the body

over the Monon railroad to lluntland.!

Tenn. the deceased's former home, w lure burial w ill be made.

FASHION DECREES

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Payments on Phonographs.

Fruit Specials for Saturday ONE CAR MICHIGAN POTATOES, bushel $3.00 ONE CAR FANCY BALDWIN APPLES, bushel. $2.50 SWEET NAVEL ORANGES 25c dozen and up LETTUCE, box 35c FANCY GRAPE FRUIT 5 for 25c BEETS. CARROTS. RUTABAGAS, 3 lbs. for 10c FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, dozen .65c GREEN PEPPERS 5 for 10c BANANAS, dozen 25c ONIONS. 6 lbs. for 25c NAVT BEANS. Ib. Sl2c SWEET POTATOES. 4 lbs 25c TELEPHONE 3289. Hammond Produce Company 231 East State Street, Hammond THREE DOORS EAST OF POSTOFFICE Free Deliyery Anywhere.

since Thursday iimrninfr.

Has Postcard Photo Taken from Doughboy by German WIN-jSTCX-SAkEM. X. C Mr. Grady C. Stone, of No. Fellcwood avenue, this city, has i:i h;s possession a postcard picture which was the prop erty of semie A:i:etican soldier killed in the Meuw-Argonne offensive in November. 191 S. He obtained the picture from a German soldier on tile day of the signing of the armistice. The German stated that he had taken if from the body of an American as it was being buried. Mr. Stone is trying: to find the iclatives of the dead

. hero in order that he mav return the 'picture to the family group of the 'soldier la which are himself, his fa

ther and mother, a brother and seven sisters. It is taken at the side of a frame dwelling on which are tacked two striped blankets as a background.

Mother and Daughter Buried in Same Casket

f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! TOPF.KA, Kan. The bodies of Mr?, l.ula Johnson, twenty-six. and her dauchter Gertrude, aged three, who died as the result of a gasoline explosion at the Johnson home recently were buried in th same casket at the request of the mother. The deaths of the mother and small daughter occurred withm a few hours of each other.

NEXT TO NOTHING ABOVE WAISTLINE

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I'AKIS. Feb. . rer'ying His Holiness, rope Uenediet. several caidinals and leading churchmen the world oer the Paris fashion-makers are out with spring togs Just as daring a any of the styles that brought down scorchinur denunciati;ns in 1913. The only comfort the critics my get lies in the fact that the high tide has apparently been reached so far as skirts are concerned. The new skirts are Just as short but no shorter . The big openings are now in full swing. But one of the smartest establishments stole a march on its competitors by showing it's- 19" models three weeks in advance for the benefit of swarms of American and British buyers. This is the advanced tip in what we may see this spring. Street skiits reaching to the knees: evening gowns an inch or two longer than the winter stjles, but with the corsage tending more toward absolute nothingness. for the first time in many a spring the dressmakers themselves concede there is nothing "very new" in the spring fashions. Apparently the designers have run out of ideas.

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Hammond has had in years. Shoppers arc wild to snap up the bargains. There is still a good selection of Ladies' Georgette Waists, Corsets, Hosiey, Underwear, Gloves, Muslin Underwear, Kimonos, Hats and Children's Coats at almost your own price. Then there arc hundreds of other

BARGAINS FURIOUSLY THICK Come Tomorrow Saturday Sure

The Parisian Specialty

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Elk in Death Struggle With Barbed-Wire Fence t INTERNATIONAL NFWS SERVICEl

PIERRE, S. r. Winner in numer- ; ous battles with bulr- buffalo and males i of 'Its own kind, a big elk. king or j Fcotty Phillip's herd for more than a . decade, recently fought its last ibattle , I

A petition, soliciting the 'plantoon" syste min the Gary fire department Is being circulated today among some SO odd members of the department. As soon as all tliei signatures of the employes of the department are secured, the petition is to be presented to the mayor, the board of safety and the. Gary city council, The -Platoon " system is a schedule whereby the men work a shift of 24 hours and are then off duty for 24 hours By the old schedule the firemen worked four days straight and were oft one day.

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Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 7th, 9th and lOth

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All our boys' suits are made of finest all wool materials corduroys and blue serges. Prices positively the lowest. Sizes 6 to 14. Surely a good way to save money on your boy's clothing During these three days prices on every article sold are greatly reduced.

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Hcfrerman's Stock Adjustment Shoe Sale has taken the people by storm. The excellent quality, nifty styles, and low prices on all our footwear have set the town talking about the genuine bargains offered at this great sale. We positively save the people from one to four dollars per pair. Those who take the trouble to investigate never fail to buy and go away perfectly satisfied that the Hellerman Stock Adjustment Shoe Sale is the best place in Hammond to buy shoes.

Children's Shoes Children Tan Scuffer, in button and lace; strictly tolid; sizes 6 to 8; $3.25 this sale Children's Patent Colt and Kid Botton Shoes; large -lot. but not all sizes, at a price that $J95 will move them in a hurry; pair v Mines' Bron Kid Cloth Top Lace Boots English style; very popular; value $4.73; 5 this sale

Women's Shoes Women's Shoes; fine choice lines in one group; dark brown fabric top. military heels: dark grey fabric top, French heels; a wonderful col- QC ' lection; values to $8.50; this sale at VX Women's Black Kid Lace Boots; beautiful white cloth top; French heel; best style; $7.50 value; your choice, this $4.45 sale

Women' Fine Dress Boots Dark brown kid lace, with a beautiful beaver brown top; French heels; Goodyear welt soles. The very newest slender model; splendid 312.95 value $15.50. Your choice, this sale - Men's Shoes Mens Genuine Calfskin Shoes in button and lace; high grade Goodyear welt, all 7.65 i7m: value SI 1.50: this sale at

Men's Genuine Vici Kid Bal; plain toe; comfort last; extra wide; all sizes; wonder- &7 OC t i i to7C..L:.i. ' J

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fill value at $8.75: this sale

Men's KoKo Calf Button, Goodyear welt, medium Hi Toe; $11.50 grade Extra special for this sale only

ellerman's Shoe Store

595 Hohman Street Hammond, Ind. Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings

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All Phonographs in One Come in and inspect the new Brunswick motor. Positively the finest and most mechanically perfect motor ever placed in a phonograph.

The new Brunswick motor with the wonderful musical qualities and exquisite case workmanship places the Brunswick absolutely in a class by itself.

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Brunswnck prices are going to advance Feby. 15, 1920. wick Records, SpeciaJ Brunswick Outfits:

Hear the new Bruns-

Style 1 10 Brunswick, 12 record selections, Pathe and Edison jeweled points, 300 steel Needles

$140.10

Style I 12 Brunswick, Double Lltona reproducer, exclusive Brunswick feature; 8 albums, 24 record selections, 300 slcl needles

$185.20

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