Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 1, Hammond, Lake County, 18 June 1920 — Page 17

THE TIMES

Page Seventeen.

Would You Call This A Soda Crush?

boarder in yojr honi1? and wai'litnd-.-onv-iinii w asn't !i injt tr.er any. morr and ou found h.m with oi.r vvifp in a pub'.ic iff cream parlor oblivious to tlif !: surrounding.--? W!1. that was tli pr"blin that confronted John Kiffel, 52a Sibir.v strre:. fliers entered th ice crpa-n parVr operated in connection with th" wa tii? room of the iai y & Interurban sta t;on on fribloy Mrect. At one f the tah.es fat Mrs. RifCel. With her was Art Lancaster, former

(carder, hut now l.ving at 475 ?!im-

Ma.y not a man sip chocolate frapF. with another mans wife and cet away with it? And what wouid you do if you found

your wife and a former bi-ardcr bent I mor Mrce;

ever a goblet of oranse crush imhsbi.is j I; . ff 1 was considerably "bet up." the fluid through twin mmwj? I ! I approached tile c.,Up in a moracOr nippse the man had bem an o'. ms at t Hide. Ijine.istfT a-.erts th.it

ANNOUNCEMENT GRAND OPENING Saturday, June 19th United Waist and Skirt Co, THE BARGAIN STORE 284 State Street, Corner of Sohl Street

WEARING APPAREL For Men, Women and Children

CHEEK PLUME IS NEW ORNAMENTATION FOR MILADY'S ELABORATE COIFFURE

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The ultra-fashionable woman of today has turned to the savage for new ideas in adornment. Some of the unappreciative men have said in a burst of uncomplimentary criticism that the nose ring is the only thing missing to make th mod err woman an exact replica of her savage sister. I would not go qaite that far although the modern ballroom does show many accessories taken from the dress of "wild women." There are bracelets about the ankles and arms, dresses that are scarcely more than the girdle of the savage, brilliantly colored jewelry that are scarcely more than the girdls of the

savage, brilliantly colored jewelry dangling around the neck and body and now the ostrich plume headdress comes as the latest and perhaps most bizarre fad. From the back of milady's fashionable head there now rises a series cf uncurled ostrich plumes in various designs or else one long plume, jewled or plain, rises from the forehead, or two drop over each e&r. When they drop over the ear or cheek they are described as ""beckoning, but at the same tima keeping an ardent man at a distance by their sweep." This fad has found great favor in Paris and ii being adopted by the ultra fssbior able in this country.

Rie! dropped his hands and felt si?riflcantly fr rus hip pocket. The woman screamed. Her companion cleared the table in one J --imp and planted his fls; ;n nirTel's mid-roff. There was a crash of falling tables and screams, and in the center of the floor the two men tuiseled. Then came off,ctr Flannascan. H cal'ed the wa?on. The trio were ail taken to the police tation when Lan

caster was released on $50 cash bail after bein; i-harRed with assault and battery . This mornirir in the city eotirt the cao was no'io prosed wh.rh means that the state considered the evidence :ntinducd was not ?.;ff it-ient to convict. "There was a bsoi u t ' v no trrounds for Riffe'.s a'titude. Ijanraiti-r acred in self-defpne. That husband should realize h: wife mav acHd" t i ' y ni'fi.

DAISIES WON'T TELL BUT PANSY DOES

CHtCAHO. June IS They say that daisies wont tell. Well. Tansy The Incase re-i.rd from Crown Jv.tnt yesterday contaiiod the names of Archie A. Wrrelius. and I'ansv i; . Crozicr. fenui.-iaphrr, in toe juxt.posili' ti which 4(-lla connubial bliss. Archie in the of Ir. Axtl ereI'iUs. owner of th South f-'liore hospital. He was been a student at the 1 niversi'y of OJwcago and never got into ti- pjpfTs bf fore except oni when lie was in an automobile accident in which two young lad us were involved, but their names were not Pansy . I r Werelius was surprised when (he reporter advised him of the licenses . "Ycd, I know Tansy," Mrs. Werelius said. "Archie likes her. Cut she's not a st enoifrapher and she's not Z'J . irhe's only 16. 1 have no objections ta the marriage, but know nothing: about it." Pansy answered the phone when the reported tailed up. Yes, she knew Archie nite boy. Married? Preposterous! tngaiied .' Out of the question! "And don't print a thin;? about it." she warned. ' Two louirs later Pansy broke down. Sobbing, she admitted they had bten married in Crown P"int.

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The Kx hans Tciegraph enl at IVi u rcp-rts that l

fi,'tf.m?n will be present. Premier I.lowd Oeorce of Great. Brit a.n. Premier Mi!!frsrd -f Prance: Count Pforsea. foreign niimste- of Italy; Paul ilimans of Beltriuri and Dr. Mat.-ui. of Japan .

1 he conference i n Monday and pro

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Open t. two

ASKS $10,000 JUDGMENT Claiminar that his former parVier Mike CTiriM owner of the Kidge Road I'.akery, cp4 him $?40 for labor and $0. for ha-'f interest In the firm, when they d.ssolved partnership. Nicholas Jovanoff e-f Gary filed a suit through his attorneys in the Ga.ry Superior cri'irt yes'erday asking; for a j idsrment of Jl O.co'hI.

Consumers Wholesale Grocers 540 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind. Our quantity prices arc unbeatable. We solicit your patonage on the basis of Price Plus Quality

Saturday Specials June 19th

Oil clolli sacks. $7.85

WILL DISCUSS GERMAN QUESTIONS MNTFRNATICNfL hEA'S SEPVICE: I.'"N IxN. June 1 7e rnia n indemnity and commercial t radmc with Pussia Hi i b the two b; ejuesti-.ts discussed by the oonf renoe . f ailied taie.-'me n ar Rou'.-gne next wok. It was learned todav. It hciu ve1 thai an reemoit alrea.dv iiH.- b-"en reached between F'remier 1,'oyrl ijeorre nnd Premier Miller of France, which wi'' sf rv a a basis for dis- i:?sort .

Geld Medial Flour

98 lbsfor 49 lbs.. $3.98 242 lbs., $1.98 Pet or Carnation, ta! cans, 3 cans I doz. cans, $1.50 Navy Beaas, 5 lbs. for

10 lbs. for 89c 5 lbs. Best Granulated Cane Suar

with $5.00 grocery purchase at, per lb

38c 48c

me Sugar 26c

Campbell's Perk and OO Beans, 3 cans OOC 1 doz. cans, $1.50

Hops, each

Consumers

540 HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND

Our Bset Coffee, $2 00 Bacon Squares, Morris cV Co. or Arnold Bros-, special O at, per lb &UC Toilet Paper, iarge roll, QO, 5 roils for OOC Rub No More Soap, CQ 10 bars for JV C 100 bars (J case) $6.75 Puritan Malt and 1 Hods, each P 1 . 1 U

Wholesale

Grocers

of Silk Georgette, extra heavy quality and attractive designs, artistic embroideries. Included in this sale are the new fashion Tricolettes. They can't last long at the price so act quick. Our regular $10.00 value NOW

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Don't Fail to See Our Windows and convince yourself that you are getting REAL BARGAINS! 1

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Rememlier the Address 97 STATE STREET

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Hammond, Ind.

Mens Union-Alls $5.00 Grade at Army Sale at only $2.95

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These Prices for Saturday

June 19th Only

SMALL LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS, per lb 2Vzc SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST BACON, per lb 33c PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per lb 18c FRESH TENDER BOILING BEEF, per lb ..12c FRESH CUT LEAN CENTER PORK CHOPS, per lb 27c

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15c

Small Lean Pork

Loin Roast, lb.

Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and meaty,

Fresh Liver, sliced to fc order, lb Milk Fed Native Veal O O I - T ,-,,'r, Ik WL

Fresh Cut Native Veal Chops, lb. .

Genuine Sprinz Lamb,

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Genuine Spring

quarter, per lb Home Rendered Pure Lard, lb . . . Veal Breast, with pocket, lb M. Ham, Berlin or eal Sausage, lb . Frankfurter or Pork Sausage, lb Extra Large Dill Pickles, 3 for. . .

Lamb, hind 28c 26c

18c 25c 22c 10c

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the Greatest of all sales Gaining Momentum Making Thousands of Offerings and brininc rpliof

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U. S. Army Style Shoes $10.00 values, Goodyear sewed on Munson last, at only $5 95

U. S. Army Officers' Style Shoes Plain toes, QC hand welted; $12.00 values at onlv O.JJ

Army Style wilful Raincoats

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cloth; a $25 value, at onlv $12.95

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Army Style Underwear

'! U. S. Army Underwear

Summer weight, fair quality, at only

Union Suits For men; fine $3.00 quality, at only

69c uits

$1.39

FRESH LEAN PORK SHOULDER, per lb 22c Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded

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U. S. Army Beds Folding style,

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$4.85

U- S. Array Wool Blankets, Small Army Tents

fii for outing; quality su- For fishing, outing,

Heavy Turkish Towels, large size, at only

39c

C c Repaired U. S. Army Shoss, 3 QQ 'government inspected, onlv..

U. S. Army Double Back Raincoats, only

$3.95

Army Heavy Socks, extra heavy, at only, per pair. .

LOOK! Large U. S. Army Tents, 0x9. in 12 oz. government duck. 970 PiHow Cases, large size, A.1 C U. S. Army Wool Breeches, CO OK Army Hats -Extra special, g9Q5 at onlv UU onjv for work, only V at only

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Thousands of Items Before Your Very Eyes Come In and Get oor Share while the Getting is Good

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