Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 250, Hammond, Lake County, 9 April 1920 — Page 12
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W. A. HILL SAYS LETTER ISPECIAL TO THE TtMIS! rNTA-VArC'L.lS. In-., April 9. William A. Hill of Hammor.il. yesteria?" nt Ut to the office of the tccitta:y of taf askigr that h'! name a nd.date for etate tenator be ir th-rlra-wn. The records do riot show that Mr. Hill's name had been filed .
at Unify Hail, Sat., April 1 0 Music by Prof. Conrath
ho mat yesterday an.1 W-Ired th arrent-ivar pending- th" dev-iaion of a tet (.a'e row on til- In the 1 f ammonrl Superior court. The city orfiSnanca 1; being- attacked hy a iirag:o Arm who assert th t ' unconstitutional.
WILL AWAIT
TEST CASE
.Mammond motoiists -n-iil . It'.ad tierrn that a tru-a has been de.'.are.1 -d that a tr'jci has hen declared and !rat they can tiotc enter th city cf t hicago without a Chicago vehicle li;ente. Tha same allies to Chicago vrhiclea mpratinfr thrcugrh Hammond. This arreeomeru -as reached by City AttOT-rseya for Himmcnr and Chicafto
MOOSE TAKE TRIP TO CHICAGO
ADct.t flf ' or verity-five m-'in her of the Loral "nler of Moos of Hammond w-.il atteni t.he cei rmnnia I which the New Greater . "hk.no I.ocpe v:U institute on April 1 - U'.'O. in th lais Auditorium of the Morr:son Hotel. In th'.cHSro. at e.jrlt p. nt . The famous e'r.-t I,-vle riere teum - lit oxon-.Tlvfy the RU'ia! . Preliminary mui. will b furnish.-, by the fafiioui Holtn Sales Co. ! .a dies' Concert Band. Th- executive committee of Sup'-enie Ioi- And Jhr rrenio T,odsro Officers - ill be present.
FORD DEMANDS A HEARING t INTERNATIONAL KEWS SLKVICEI LK.TIt iT,. M icli. Ai'tii s s-JhatK that Ifetiry ronl'n yenator.al campaign asainst enat r Xe.wherry. M as no bt -tor than the jury in (irund Uaplda, found the New'Uerry campaign t" be, caused Mr. Vord to demand an immediate Jiearius in the fVrd-N'ewlicrty en test now pending before a aerwtte cotiimittee. Mr. K'hV demand was in lha form of a letter to Sena! T Dill insham, made puh'.ic lousy.
LONE BANDIT GETS $100,000 LOOT INTERNATIONAL NCWS SERVICI1 KANSAS CITY. Mo., Ann I 9. Sean h nil belns made by t'l rmlir here today for the lone bandit who b-mrdod a Santa Fe passonper ttaiti at Henrietta.
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Fire Insurance for Roomers People rooming at hotels, boarding houses or private homes frequently have enough personal property in their rooms to warrant their carrying fire insurance. Yet many neglect this precaution. School teachers, especially, often have small libraries. This is just a sample case of personal property that may require insurance protectionFire can destroy property anywhere. Have you protection against fire loss?
Capital And Surplus $65,000.00
IteT HOST Ml SMMffi BANK I EAST CHICAGO I INDIANA i
Mo., thiity iniles east of Kansas Citv held up f,-ur mail dorks nd rifled the mail T'ouches of loot esi imaf-d at approximately Jldn. 000. The roivrif r le-rt the train -hen it reached 5ht;ff eld. a sarl-iurb of Kansaa "!!.
XOTIi'K. L'F.P A rtTMK.VT i.V CI W.K' V.Of'.K? CITT OF HM.MOM, IXIMAXA. XOTli'G TO CO.VTRA.T'Rf :
Tou are hereby notified that tiie Hoard j
of Public otk of stid City will vteive bid' nv to April 21st. T 9 0. t two o'clock P. M., for the constrm I ion of a fcnieiit atdewnlW f.x fert wide, rive ii.ches in depth, on t'abimet avenue, froir: Hoffman street to 15'1'h street, under 1 mproveinen t r;ooliition No. T S 3. as speciftt in r It plans, profiles and details now on file. All bids shall t. accompanied br a -citifiel check for not less, than two ar.d one-5mlf per cent of the estimated
rost of said improvemetit. Ti;e lard rsorv-s the nph'. to re',ot j,,v rA alt ,.-! '
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Bread in the Morning j i Two or three slices of Banquet' Cream Bread plain or toasted at j breakfast time is equal to double! the amount of other food because; it is more nourishing. Banquet Cream Bread is yourj Best Food eat more of it. j Start the day right with several : substantia! slices of Banquet j Cream the bread that satisfies.! You will like its flavor. i i Be sure it's ! j Dietrich's Banquet j
Cream Bread the Bread that Builds. Tell your grocer you want Banquet Cream.
When Work Slows Down
For different reasons, work even in times of prosperity, slows down for days, sometimes for weeks, in certain lines of industry. The minute the wage earner is laid off he and his lamily begin to worry. But there is no worrying in the family where a savings account is kept at the bank. In saving they have anticipated just such emergencies like shutdowns. In good weather and fair, in times of work and enforced idleness the savings account is always a friend.
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548 Hohman St. uoinmg, onoe, rurusung Hammond, I nd. Goods The Big Sale is on!
And will continue with great activity .-Every day great crowds have taken advantage of our Profit Sharing IT A ID nCMQTV DD TflTQ? 1 you nave not attended this sale we want to say to you right now that you have missed a great chance to save money. Every Suit, Overcoat Shoe Hat, Cap and all the Und srr A1K tUO 1 IT we. Hosiery, etc.. must be sold because the wreckers will soon arrive to tear down this building to make way for the new theater and hotel to be constmcted by the Hamrnom!
KOVAGH
Hotel and Improvement Co. Do not delay. Make haste. Attend this sale before it is too late.
CLOTHING One lot of Men's Suits, single and double breasted; many different colors; pure wool worsted; heavy and light weights; always sold at $30. Forced Out g 1 O Qg of Business price p JJ One lot of JVlcn's and Young Men's Suits; nafty patterns, smart styles, with waist seam or conservative models; $35 value. Forced Out of Business 22 4-5 price kJ Another lot of Men's Fine Suits, all sizes, in mixed brown and gray mixtures, in English and conservative models; a $40 value. Forced Out cf Business 27 4 price One lot of Young Men's Suits, double breasted effect, side pockets, belt all way around; $60 value ; plain browns or plain green. Forced Out of Business 35
Men's 35c Pad Garters, sale price Men's 20c Canvas Gloves, sale price
18c 11c
Overalls Work Shirts
$1.45
Men's $2.00 Hickory Stripe Overalls Men's Carhart Overalls, sale price Men's $2.25 Blue Overalls, sale price
$2.95 $1.59
Men's $5.50 Khaki or Blue Unionalls, sale price Men's Blue Bell Chambray Shirts, sale price Men's' best quality $2.00 Work Shirts, sale price Arrow Shirts, best pattern, corded madras Men's Fine Dress Shirts, soft cuffs; $2.50 value
Men's' Shirts, soft cuffs; values 10 A EL
Men's Shirt?, silk fibre ; worth up to $7.50 Men's railroad Blue Polka Dot Shirts;, two collars to match. Men's Shirts, silk arid linen, soft cuffs; values to $8.00. . Men's Pure Silk Shirts; values up to $ 1 5
$3.35 $1.29 $1.39 $2.95 $1.39
$4.85 $2.39 $4.95 $8.45
PANTS
Mtn'i $3.50 Work Pant!. t
sale price
Men s $4.00 Dress Pants
sale price
Men's $5.00 Dress Pants, sale price Men's $6.00 Dress Pants.
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sale price Men's $7.00 Dress Pants. sale price Men's $10.00 Blue Serge Pants, sale price
$2.45 $2.95 $3.65 $4.85 $5.85 $7.45
MEN'S HATS This Department offers you a wonderful selection of all newest styles, made especially for us.
A small lot odds and ends values to $3.50 ,
$1.98
Kovach Bros. $4.00 and $5.00 $2 95
Mens Suits Men's Suits Men's Suits
$'1.25 Athletic Union
$2.50 Athletic Union
Kovash Bros, flats ,
$5.00 and $6 00
$3.95
Kovach Bros. $6.50 and $7.00 Kovach Bros. $7.50 and $8.00 g
Men's and Boys' Caps
98c $1.45 $1.95 . $2.45 $2.95
Kovash Bros. $1 .50 Caps, sale price Kovash Bros. $2.00 Caps sale price Kovach Bros. $2.50 Caps, sale price Kovach Bros. $3.00 Caps, sale price Kovach Bros. $3.50 Caps, sale price
UNDERWEAR
79c
$2.00 Athletic Union jj 29
$1.69 ...79c ...89c 85c $2.69
Men's $1.00 Balbriggan Shirt or Drawers i Men's $1.25 Balbriggan Shirt or Drawers Men's heavy ribbed Shirts or Drawers; $1.50 value
MEN'S
SHOES
Of All Kinds at a Saving to you of 40'c to 60
While they last. Forced $4.45
Men's $4.00 Haines heavy weight Union Suits Men's $3.50 fleece lined Union Suits
Men's $2.50 light weight Union Suits
Men's $3.00 Union Suits .
light weight.
Men's $4.00 lisle light weight Union Suits
$2.45 $1.45 $1.95 $2.45
Men's good Dress Shoes, made of finest leath.1 ..--l- IT-y-l- t -, n 1 Ar kill.
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ton; worth $6.00. Out of Business price
Another lot of good strong Work Shoes for men; black and brown; $5.00 value. Forced Out of Business gQ pri Men's Fine Dress Shoes, blucher of English, all sizes, black or tan; they come in vici kid. box calf. Russian calf, velour and all other fine leathers; worth no less than $7.50. While they last. Forced Out of Business price Men's Fine Dress Shoes, in all sizes; all kinds of leather, black or tan, blucher or English walker; worth $8.50. Forced gC Qg Out of Business price Men's English Walkers, chocolate or black, blucher or button; worth $10 to $12. Forced Out of Business g 7 price Men's' famous Regal Shoes: hundreds of pairs to select from; made of best materials; alt the newest shades and styles; worth up
to $15. Forced Out of Business price
$9.95
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UADHQ fXn UlCnniIt A few "words of wisdom" coupled with a little good and friendly advice may not come amiss during these tunes ot HiUM and increasingly nign cunning ana snoe pnees. u wi VVVJKIJO Ur WIOJUUIVI! be well for every reader of this announcement to sit down and take stock of themselves and their finances, because there are many people Mho are looking a little further ahead than the "end of their nose." You should consider what you have been paying for clothing, shoes, hats, caps and furnishings and what you are liable to pay in the future, for no well read person beueves we have ye reached the end of Ugh prices. But you ask, why does a merchant hold a sale under such conditions if he can get mere for his goods later? We are forced out of business forced to vacate. The Hammond Hote and Improvement Co have leased Uicie premises and will soon tear down this big building and construct a nine-story hotel and 2,500 seat theatre. But to the public here is an immediate rehef for the clothing shoes, hats, caps and furnuhings you need tins spring and nmmer. A chance to buy high grade suits, shoes, hats, caps, shirts, underwear, etc., for less than they are worth today. Don't let procrastination be the thief of time, tome to loo, and you U stay to buy.
Nothing Reserved Buy Now and Save 40 to 60 Per Cent. Suits, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Underwear, Overalls, Work Shirts, Rain Coats.
548 Hohman Street, HAMMOND, INDIANA Selling Out Sale Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings
Nothing Will Be Held Back. Building Coming Down. Must Vacate. Forced to Sell Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Shirts, Underwear, Rain Coats at a Fraction of Real Value.
