Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1920 — Page 14

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May 1, IDliU R9I SAYS STORY -IS BADLY JVTTII NICK ALTROCK HANDY TO COACH HIM MARSHALL OUGHT TO THROW MEAN CURVE Edward Co Minnas Co. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES FOR MAY 3RD If' ii-JS-

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEKVICET "v ASH1NGTON. May 1 The caW ri,. patch from London quoting; the Htekly Mssrar-inr a? authority for the -t oy that Maj. 'raufrd .Stuart had ''fti recalled from the Iritisb em-!-..-! staff because of alleged, ' ini screet" remarks concerning Presi:it "Wilson t-day reied backstairs so- lp concerning peculiar incidents hioh hvr !ily brn whispered here, i '"cm vt irf'-'T'Pird sources it if learne I that the account of the Weekly .!Siiiine iy badly garbled. If fan!;- 'A-r!l known In official Ircles here tint a young woman. daushfer of a bsnKcr. was investigated during- the war a having- been mdis- ! eet i:i her cni orsatton tejrardins v. ar pb-iov 'vr information bavins otrie thi ou.sh efrVtaN in the Roverniier.t. ts!ie n t obarped with ''iy a i d a;- an cwTv.y s-py, but a llctar-hone was brought into piny. A scandalous w Vork society g.s--i.fi vc-kiy printed a wieredly oonf'ied ft'.leged artcutit of the affair a fov 'eon.s sro and connected with tec ran.e of .t.1. 5mai t wiili that of tl'is vo..i-i; wumtn, chaiRir.p that. Thy bad induced in a '-r j. ffau. that be had be ti p;c(ji;ed because ,.f b. f i.fusal 10 nn-rvy li:n-.; ti-.t ibrr Vad I r:i a fiari el rd tbn ti.e unu w cm an h:i, I o&Mod t i -t ?f ,,ar' coiln-'l hi rttalt br..c.fjh Lih officials of tl.s ,.'.intne.it . The r,-p. rt ijrr ! that the ymms First I'f.fr socially and while she had ' i-: a l: 'i o s.tr. .if b r intimate :'!'!-." ; :" f V had a cart in his re;11. v.:.- inf o fancy on hei part. l.-- o",ii to (hit-aten another man i.o h.ul bf n annoying he r, ac--'i i! , ;ir. ; l r s .ory . T'ci !..- Letri s n n iioonflrmed st'-ry it. . m u ' a t ion ht-re lor nionTh ths.t J.uj. .ti.art was ilarged with :'a ins- made a lov,.. if mark l...ut a i..e,n!.er of . he p: e ?i d r. nt ' . family and rot boMt ti e t vidf ut himself, and 'i.at i-r wa-s sun home ...; -hat e . Ii ha? been impossible to ..(.tain any f!:c:al i I oimat in n eoncet iiihe tino;r3et . Kri-.m wrll informed .-oini-es t t ieatiT-d that the thare tiiat t he yotiti von-an was a ti enemy spy h.iw been fc.uted for more than hvn j f ai s srtd the explanation of the affair was trilt it v."a sr. outgrowth of silly fc.-s-.s'P of iiile women over their teacup nrhisj the war seitrat n. 'he must. rieu pat t of the incident, so far a." " young woman in question va cnce mod having been 'that throuah rr;iiatntance . h involved the iiaiiies of n-.en hig'i in the government'" service, Maj. Si uart alieged insulting remark i-'.tifei ning a mnuf r of t he piesidenis Hnn!y 1s regarded as a losed tnctnl iore. If. indeed, t ru i e was an reai basis of truth for it. It is not le!if-v- ! br t'"' t be jii-esideni or any

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X .Vice PriideBt Jlarshall throwing- the first ball at opening game yj, at Washington. -"" Fans ?ea'erl rart of Vice Th-esicVnt Marshall at the opening hall fame of the season at Wrahinfrton yelled "pnt something on it" when the iee president prepared to open the pastime by throwing the first baJL

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Brerr:-r for rroecutor.

Adv.

John W.tiil -V:o:r .iikI miall son ale STfnduig li.c vt..-'.uj i.i Ciii. a g o w , ; i f i i r v c. s . Miss ,ei!!. Ta lor has tesisne-d Tier l.os.tion in 1'oi.itity !c c: der's . fr i e to accept t'.e t.'.ace n.nde v.oani in Co. Stl!ool- S-t ie s f i . by t he l'.'-igtlil-lion of Mis. John W'ailwic.t. M;ii licn.t ?; . i ns of S'.air City. Ind.. w i'l o- ;x in the I i r " dr ;' s ':. takins iilisf Tayb.r's pia c. who w ,' be sin bet row o. k on Moiiiiay M.sses l,,::ij.'n si liinni'. r.es.e r'.aas' h Fiamts ; i : iii s i . t t- and M, b-l ra y attended the H r...u Johnson h in Gary ia s t e v itib . r.egitui.t.g too.iy ;b l.'"7. Manufa.-t-iiiiiiji (iiiiKinnv w lose t'n'ir iai'1-ry and ofu. t hl no, .ii .;. Sa l nv,lay. g i . ;ng the i- fimCoyos a ilai! ho;.l.i. ti:i. cs:.:n w'oi ail d.iirig l;,e s ;rnHue l, , op , , . Khlph Vi,,m; of Kalan.azof., M:,b.. ;sittd t i re i es 'ere this week. W.iioir Siiueou. the i . 1 1 1. ear old cop ,o; yi aiol ,i ; s . Iit i;;i Strnehig i ii -. ; i ,( i, : n y f.a i t y of hi? youngfr."iois lb s ainun'ii in iio;:.r of lii , . '.: s- ot, j In IUmm-T4 t h's week ass,yt ing in the for of her daughter. Mrs. Iiv.i Hoffman who has been dangerously ill the past week and mav have t- submit to an operation bcti e h r condiiion is relieved. Bv.'-e Meeker attended the fttTte rat of n relative. Airs. Tbonuisi F".1v!cli in H: oo'ki-: on. Ind., on Friday. Garnet Kre'er entertained Airs. TT. f. TX'heatop and Tr'oier 1ruce's Isnn-

tiay school classes at his home oil last Tnursuay nigra. About twenty yr-unn people were present and the occasion was very enjoyable. Air. and Mrs. I,. H. Grant paid their Court, street cotiage-to Harry Weber on Thursday of this week for a consideration of $;.:no. The children of St. Mr.y"s fhurch rave a very enjoyable enterta inment at the-r btill last night in honor of H.v. lh. Gjethe.pp-s names day. Airs. H. r... AVheaton. Afrs. :. TS. Itlack ar.d fs. AV. H. Keeier attended the o -nvention of clubs which was held in Gary on Saturday. Mfisdames Klack end Keeler were delegates from i lie s;t irj y ub . Air. Alarsaret Schwlmmer of Chicago, a former resident of this city turae to c'rtiwn Fo nt on business on Thursda c . Messrs Pherberser, PeWitt and Wh tebrad of the Ieti office force, spent the week-end in Chicago.

M1W MnnifiE I.ICEXfEJ" John Ptratif, Gary; Pearl Nlckman.ia ry . .lames Kish, Gary; Mary Sigetrle. of i;ary. Cnarles F. ITelms. Indiana Harbor; Mabel Harris. Indiana Harbor. I, wis L. Own, Gary : Jyenora S. Hein ( ;a i y , Xa"k Jacobs, ndien Harbor; Clara Tipsy, Indiana Harbor. Geoig-o Fenson. Vh;'lng; Iva II. Rrewbaker. Hammond. V.nemizo Guerra. Indiana Harbor; Fosaria Vituilo, Indiana Harbor. K'liot Jons ma, Hammond; Clara Feters. Hammond . Robert Cunningham. Indiana Harbor; T.ena Johnican. C'hiiag,-.

Ninety per cent of tKe Kusiness in the United States is transacted on a creHit basis. : - f Individuals and firms who enjoy highest credit standing guard and watcK carefully this great asset. SAVINGS, character, and meeting your obligations promptly are important factors in building credit. Banks, when extending credit, take all of these facts into consideration. This Bank wishes to help build up the business and credit of the community. Start a Savings Account Today in this strong and conservative bank, and thereby lay the foundation for your future credit standing. -$1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNTNational bank protection for your savings.

Citizens National Hammond, Indiana

Bank

Officert Wrn. f). Weis . . President Anton I I. Tapper . Vice President Theo. Moor , , Cashier

Directors Wm. D. Weis. Leo Wolf. F. R. Schaaf. Anton H. Tapper C. E. Bauer. James K. Stinson. J. J. Ruff.

OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK.

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Specials From Our Wash Goods Section

This great Wash Goods occasion continues to gether more attention daily. It is satisfy ing many wise and prudent shoppers who arc taking advantage of thecompIete shocks which is meeting their requirements. Those women who attended last Thrift Monday will want to come again. Different and greater values are being offered.

unbleached. 29c

Sheeting; 36 inches wide; smooth finish, fair quality. Monday only, yard

Baby Flannel 27 inches wide; wool finish, red border; selling usually 49 C t9c; Monday, yard

Cheese Cloth 36 inches wide; soft full bleached. Monday, 1 Hr yard 1UC Silkoline 36 inches wide, in plain colors and figured, for draperies, comforters. etc.; yard OOVe Percale In all medium, dark and light shades; fast Qr colors; yard Dream Crepe 40 inches wide, all white, for blouses and dresses; a beautiful new material selling usually at Qflr $1.59;' Thrift Monday 170 C

Thrift Specials for Women and Children Women's Union Suits at 65c

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A satisfying, f e r v ic e able and well fitting Union Suit of bleached fine ribbed cotton; crocheted tops and tight knee. Boys U'Suits at 69c Comes in knee length and short sleeves, either in bleached or cream; sizes. 4 to 1 6 years.

Infants' Wool Hose at 49c - Keep the baby's little limbs warm with these soft stockings. Black or white colors and in all sizes 4 to 6J2. Embroidery at 59c Yd: Sheer quality nainsook embroidery offered in neat patterns, ideal for baby clothes and lingerie. Dress Shields at 39c Klinert "s feather weight are just suitable for the new dress; sizes 2 to 4. Georgette

Blouses at $2.95 There are only a few

these blouses left;

are slightly soiled admiration. Worth ud to $5.95:

for Monday at p the low price

early.

Middies at $1.50 Broken sizes in women's and children's middies, in white, for school and sports wear. They are worth $1.95. Envelope Chemise at $1.95 They are the choice of women who want daintiness of a kind that remains after tubbing; trimmed with lace or embroiderv, in white, lavender and flesh. T hey're worth $2.93; g J QC for Monday at

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Suiting 36 inches wide, in pink, tan and all sport shades. 59 C Choice, yard Zephyr Gingham 32 inches wide, in unusual plaids, checks and pretty 79 C patterns; a 98c value; yard Khaki Cloth 30 inches wide, in the U. S. regulation weight and color for overalls, aprons, etc.; selling usually 69 C 85c; special Remnants Sheeting, muslin, wash goods, white goods, toweling and linens all conspicuously reduced for Monday. TKe Dress OF Many Uses Some women know them for their sturdy quality and durability. Others linger over their clever patterns their distinctive touches of style. They all agree on the utter desirability of Mina Taylor Dresses For Discriminating Women We are presenting them to you in a wide range of styles which will permit you to select one for every activity. Darker "service" dresses dainty afternoon frocks dresses of the best of materials, beautifully made, designed by experts and perfectly finished to the last stitch. If your dress has the "Mina Taylor" label n price which is by no means the least satisfactory it, you may depend on satisfaction. And at a part of your purchase. a

- GINGHA"M DRESSES

3 beautiful models with dainty collars of white pique and hemstitched lawn, trimmed tons; special in every with ocean pearl but size at $5.95 HOUSE DRESSES Of dainty stripe percales, batistes, in fast color stripes and plaids, round, square and V neck models, in all sizes; special at $3,95 BUNGALOW APRONS The splendid Mina Taylor make in fast color percales, light and dark colors, for every woman and miss; special at

LARD, our best grade, per lb

25c

PORK AND BEAN'S. Monarch 25 C brand, good quality, 2 cans

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$2.95

COVERALL APRONS In fancy light and dark color percales, belted models. V neck styles; all sizes of Mina Taylor's Coveralls at

$1.98

Dresa 43 6 25 exit

SIMPLE yet smart and refiaed, isn't it. That s the keynote of the 600 summer styles ia Tfee FasKoa Book for Somacr Makeyoar dresses look like the deaigaa by using PICTORUL REVIEW PATTERNS (Ms Styles No Read)

COFFEE, Minas blend., the best .fic value in Hammond.'3 lbs. $1.35; lb. "U MILK, Enzo compound, dozen 1 Of tall cans $1.19; per can

Long Cloth 36 inch, soft English finish for fine needle work. 49 C Thrift Monday Voiles 40-inch mercerized round thread, georgette patterns, all shades; 59 C Thrift Monday only Beauty Silk 36 inches wide, in a wide range of colors for lingerie, etc; CQr Thrift Monday, yard". American Suiting 36 inches wide, in plain white only, for middies, sport suits and skirts; Thrift 39 C Monday, yard Romper Cloth 32 inches wide, in pretty striped designs in both light and CQp dark patterns; 75c alue. Monday -''v

Th rift Specia Is for Men and Boys Men's Shirts

SJ.6S $.35

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Here's a selection of woven madras, full count percales, novelties, striped repps and dainty striped effects in the new patterns with French soft cuffs; sizes 14 to 17. Boys Dress Shirts New arrivals hhy ' $1.85 patterns

Men's Work Shirts, in gray, blue.

$1.39

black and white;

full size

Men's Cotton Hose Fine gauge hose, black and cordovan; pair 19c Boys' Percale Blouse Boy's Percale Blouses New spring patterns; standard makes; open cuffs; $1.15

Men' Overalls Blue and hickory stripes; also coats $1.50

Boys Overalls ; In dark blue; size 6 to 14 years

89 c

Men 's Sample Summer U'Suits Men's Sample Summer Union Suits Fine Knit Union Suits, also nainsook athletic style union suits; white and ecru; sizes to 1 O C 46. Thrift Monday . . . . 1 00

A Special Sale Women 's & Misses 9 HATS at '2.95 Former Values $6.95 to $8.95 Untrimmed Shapes- 98c

TOMATOES, solid pack. No. 2 1 O-J-r cans, dozen $1.45; per can... 2 PRESERVES, Strawberry and O C c Raspberry, 22 oz. jar

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