Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 303, Hammond, Lake County, 11 June 1920 — Page 12

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THE TIMES Friday, June 11, 1920.

I CROWN POINT Mr. &ni Mrs. Frank Kubinsnn of E! Ta-so. 111., are spending the week a,t th home of Mr. and Mrs. George hrmn in thii city. ,Mr. Robinron anil Mm. fhcrmin are sisters. H. L. iBarkrr. rres'.dPnt of the Warbury Implement Co.. of Minne-apol-!1f. was doing business at the Ia-iz Mfs. Miss Ilean Sanders whc has hern miployed at the Mc-Orittus Medical CO.. has resigned her position there and accypte! work In County Recorder J-hn-mn'J office.

nwpwm . m iiijil.i. 1 1 imm .. 1 1 tmmqm Thft condition of Mrs. J. J. Beattie re.mama about the ame. 6h having taken no nourishment wnce Saturday, she i gradualy jrrouvln?r weaker and her family members have ben fjninioned . Mrs. A. H. TV. Johnson Is entertaining the Pleasure Ohih at their recular meeting: this evening. The rlnh mee's f-TtniRhily and as the name implies. U really a club for pleasure and social enjoyment . John Knirht who is emploved bv the Interstate Commerce Oommissp-n is in Crown T'int for a two weeks vacation wit hhis parents iMr. and Mr.-. I". T,.

Knight. Business around the court house is practically at a stand still this week, most of the lawyers. Judzes and county officials being in Chicane, attending the National convention. The only sien of activity is around the clerk's office where about twenty-five lieens to wed are issued daily and in the library where the recount board is still in session. They expect to conclude their libors today and will be Klad, when their long and tedious work Is t' n ished . Mrs. O. i. F-.field has returned from a pleasant viit with relatives in Chi

cago. , Mrs. Edna Shaw, of Denver. Colorado, i sexpeoted here next week to be the fruest of Mrs. C. A. Lincoln for a f w days. A. C. Rotations', special factory representative of the I,etz Mfg. Co.. has Kone South on a business trip of several weeks duration. Walter Cleveland of the. postoffiee department, is enjoying a two weeks vacation from his duties, which he is spending: at home, dhtd oavraS'l hhb

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MR. PIANO BUYER: We defy you to beat the bargains found at this great sale, but you must act now next week will be too late. $10 down sends the world's highest grade, guaranteed brand new player to your home today. FREE bench to match and FREE rolls.

LAST NOTICE! Sale Closes in a Few Days! HURRY! I

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DURING the LAST DAYS of this treat SALE we are

K marking STILL LOWER PRICES on many INSTRUMENTS. I TIT i 1 1 e.i . l iit . .

i rre warn xo matte a ciean sweep or tne stocK We want to

will CONVINCE the most SKEPTICAL are ieinz MADE.

A CALL at our STORE will CONVINCE you that NOW is the TIME to BUY your PIANO. The COST of manufactur

ing PLANUS is INCREASING by leaps and bounds. The output of piano factories is being curtailed and because of

the prosperous condition of the country there is a big de- .. if : v j mi i .

maim mr pi&sui. i ou unaouoieaiy wui nave 10 pay more if yon wait. Buy NOW and save MONEY. COME in T0DAYVand select YOUR piano. la ,"rery SHORT TIME your -opportunity WILL be G0NEr perhaps- NEVER to S COME AGAIN. Our STORE has; been JAMMED with , EAGER, shrewd BUYER5, snapping "up these BARGAINS about as fast as our sales force can wait on them.

Bargains imPlayers

NOTICE The prices on Player-Piano' for the next TWO , DAYS. We will make a wager that there isn't a House in the Sj. United States that will duplicate these prices.

$650 Player, used, oak $ 2 8 5

$195

4 $700 Player, used, mahogany case $550 sample Player,

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$850 demonstrator, 25 year , guarantee ,

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Becacse of our immense factory output and our tremendous resources, enabling us to buy in large quntities and for cash, we are now able to offer a few of our celebrated MARSHFIELD PLAYER-PIANOS

for only $395. It is impossible to enumerate all the bargains of V GT III Oil til this sale here.

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LIBERTY BONDS TAKEN AT FULL VALUE Bargain Prices on Pianos Next Four Days Some of these Pianos are just like new; others are just the thing (or beginners. NOTICE THE EXTRA CUT for the last N two days.

$475 used Newman Bros. upright piano, special price,

$275

, $475 used upright piano, in J?1 1 A , fair playing condition, price . . Vy

$300 used piano, Leo Fisher,

. mahogany case, special

$95

As Low as $1.00 Per Week Pays for used piano. Start your first monthly payment Feb. 1st.

$375 used Kurtzman upright piano, mahogany case, stool and ( 1 Q C delivery free i aJJ $350 sample piano, mahogany or oak, special to club Ol X members lyfcrfTTv

M00 model, used, oak case upright

$87

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"To those who can pay a little more down during the next few days, we have an unusual opportunity. BRING $100.00 CASH iand see what it will do in this sale. You'll be pleasantly surprised at the chance you will have in raoney-saving Bargains. ISO New Pianos and Player Pianos Included in This Sale Don't miss this opportunity. Come urnow come before it is too late. They are all for sale. Small used Upright Pianos will be sold as low as $57. Prices have been reduced. Used Player-Pianos as low as $165. First come, first served. We will not play favorites. One man's money is just as good as another's. The bargains will naturally go first. Be here early don't delay or you may be too late. Make yoiar selection. Tell us how you wish to pay. This is the letter and spirit of this sale. Remember, this sale closes soon. L Come Saturday, but Monday without Fail Open evenings for your convenience.

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582-584 Oakley Avenue, Corner Plummer Avenue East Chicago and Indiana Harbor customers get off HAMMOND, INDIANA car at postoffiee, walk half block north cn Oakley.

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An exceptional showing of Dresses in French gingham and voile, permitting of a wide range of selection. You can choose beautiful 'creations at the very special price of

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In a large variety of choice models, fashioned of georgette, charmeuse and satin. For Saturday's shopping we have arranged a very select assortment at only i . g .

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TTiere are two hundred of them in the lot. Many of which are regular $8 and $10 sellers but for Saturday the price will be uniformly

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In this special lot will He found the newest interpretations in pleated skirts, many of them late arrivals. We positively defy a duplication of tKe value at

They will appeal at once to the smartest dressers and will be recognized immediately as values that are now selling elsewhere at $30 to $50. We have made the price for Saturday very special

For Chilly Days Between, Short Coats $15.00 COMPARE VALUES The high cost of living is a condition of the mind and not of the market, as some would be led to believe. True, sugar is 400 higher than it used to be, but that's an exception there is now a sugar famine a real one, too but careful and intelligent selection of commodities, thoroughly seasoned with good common sense, will put more cents into the value-shriveled dollar. Therefore, we say, compare values. The logical conclusion will be that we are right and that our prices will be found in nearly every case 25 lower than in Chicago or elsewhere.

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