Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1920 — Page 9

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THE TIMES Tiursdar, July 29, 1920.

GIRLS' WHITE SLIPPERS About 1 50 pairs of white Mary Tane ankle strap slippers, with

rubber soles and buckles. Values to $1.50. While CQ they last, sale price. . "KEDS" TENNIS 235 pairs of genuine "Keds" Tennis Oxfords and Shoes, white and black, for men and boys. Out they $1.15 go. sale price. .. BOYS' SHOES 260 pairs of boys Button Shoes, made of gun metal leather, all solid throughout, well worth $4.00 a pair. Made for wear. Sizes 1 fcl QC

5 to 514. Sale priced S BOYS' SHOES

High grade boys' $5.00 and $6.00 English style lace shoes, made of gun metal and Russia calf leather, with hand sewed soles. Sizes 1, to Q

Price. WackBrown, pair, $4.45

BOUDOIR SLIPPERS Pretty brocaded cretonne boudoir slippers in a variety of pleasing combinations. $2.00 values. Sale price WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS A limited quantity of women's all leather one-strap house slippers, with flexible soles, $4.50 .values. gO 45 Sale price Women's Fine Thread Lace Hosiery Sale price, JJEjr pair BOYS' ELKSKIN SHOES 265 pairs of boys' and little boys' elkskin outing shoes with sturdy soles, well made for hard everyday usage. Popular with the boys and excellent wearers. Values to $4.00. Sites 1 to 5V4, now, $2.75 Men's Walk-Over Oxford, including a smart showing of newest arrivals, all placed oa sale at 15 off of the original prices.

WOMEN'S WHITE L0WSK0ES The balance of the women's White low shoes, including values to $6, are placed on sale. In pumps, colonial and oxford styles. Cuban aijd French heels, divided into two attrac

tive lots. Sale price. $3.95 and

$3.45

BAREFOOT SANDALS 265 pairs of brown all leather Barefoot Sandals, with substantial soles. High grade solid sandals. Values to $3.00. Sale price Sizes 5 to S, now, $1.45 Sizes Sl2 to 11, now, $1.55 Sizes IIV2 2, now, $1.85

PLAY OXFORDS Children's all leather brown lace Play Oxfords, with sturdy soles and uppers. Inexpensive knock-about slippers for children. Values to $3.50. Sale price Sizes 8V2 to 11, now, $1.95 Sizes IIV2 t 2, now, $2.35

CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS 138 pairs of Children's Baby Doll ankle strap slippers in dull kid and patent calf skin leather wilh flexible solss.

Sizes 4 to fi. Sale price, pair

$2.75 values. $1.85

CHILDREN'S WHITE SLIPPERS 165 pairs of Children's White Canvas Slippers with leather soles and heels, ankle strap styles. Values to $3.50. Sizes 4 1 OC to 8. Sale priced A -OO Sizes 84 to 2, now, $2.45

WOMEN'S PUMPS AND OXFORDS 330 of women's Pumps, Colonials and Oxfords in a multitude of summer styles. In blacks and browns. Accumulations of a busy season s selling, including values to $7.50. Not all sizes in each QE? style. Sale price, pavr

Read the Circle of Shoe Bargains Arranged for Quick Selling Friday Evtry item an attatWe value for shoppers who appreciate quality shoes at a distinct saving!, NON-PROFITEERING SHOE SALE

Hav You Secured Your Share of the Wonderful Shoe Bargains? Better Hurry! Three high class shoe manufacturers surplus floor stocks are placed on sale at a fraction of original prices. Every conceivable spring and summer popular style is included in Browns and Blacks and White Kid and Calf Skins and Suede. Military. Cuban and French heels. One, two, three eyelet ties. Three ties Pumps, Colonials, etc. Hand Turned and Goodyear Welted Soles. Never have the women of Hammond been in such a favorable position to buy

such high grade low shoes at such a reduction in prices. Bear in mind, all widths from A to E. Choice

MEN'S WORK SHOES A strong built men's work shoe made of wearproof veal leather, with excellent wearing soles, blucher style, brown. $5.00 values. OQ Q C

Sal

ale price, pair.

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ARMY STYLE WORK SHOES 190 pairs of men's army style tan work Shoes, made over the Munson last. Easy fitters. Hard wearers. $6.50 values. Sale QEl price ..

INDIANA

GIRLS SLIPPERS

200 pairs of Girls' Patent Calfskin Baby Doll Ankle Strap Slippers, in neat summer styles. $4.00 and $4.50 values. Sizes 814 to2. Sal, g2.95 price GIRLS' SHOES A big lot of girls' $4.50 and $5.00 Patent Coltskin Button Shoes with cloth tops. Neat extension soles. A wonderful value at the sale price. Sizes 812 to 2- $3.35 now GIRLS' SHOES 235 pairs of high grade Girls' Lace Shoes with wear well soles, made of vici kid and gun metal calf leather, English and broad toes, in blacks and browns, $5.00 and $6.00 values. Sizes 82 (JO QC to 2. Pair VO'V WOMEN'S COMFORT OXFORDS Women's high grade kidskin hand turned Comfort Oxfords, plain or tip. Cushion insoles flexible. Easy comfortable fitters. $&50 val- QC ues. Sale price .. J WOMEN'S JULIETTES Women's all kid side gore Juilettes with flexible soles, plain

toes. $4 values.

Sale price .

Your unreserved choice of en-

$2.95

GYMNASIUM SHOES Boys' first quality "Keds" regulation white gymnasium lace Shoes, with suction soles, ankle patches and leather trimmed. All Sal, $2.90 price, pair

LIGHT WORK SHOES For men who prefer light work shoes we offer a box calf lace shoe with heavy soles. Light, yet tough wear. Pliable uppers. $6.00 values. 4.05 Sale price, pair. . .

MEN'S ELKSKIN SHOES Men's all solid tan elkskin lace Shoes with wear well soles, an excellent light but sturdy work shoe for carpenters, steel men, etc Values to $2 95 $4.50. Sale price

MEN'S VIQ KID SHOES Men's genuine vici kid lace Shoes in army style last, Goodyear welted soles, thoroughly well made throughout For men who' prefer easy comfortable, here's a real bargain. $10.00 val."!....$7.45

MEN'S BROWN SHOES

230 pairs of men's brown calf, English style lace Shoes, neat summer styles.

All sizes. $8 value. Price .

WOMEN'S E00TS A wonderful showing of women's high grade $11 and $12 lace boots with Cuban or French heels. Next fall's mod els, hand sewed soles, in brown and black kidskins. High grade workmanship throughout. A B C D width. Out they

go. Sale price, pair

$8.95

ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S tire stock of men's Walk-Over

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WHITING and its PEOPLE

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

MOVIE OF BABE RUTH ABOUT TO MAKE ANOTHER HOME RUN

ytre. Btfward Zlramftrtna-a - of Chlci9TM Wiltln- vli'.Irr on Tuesday EigM. ltndln th B. O. U. bech P&rty. COIXXXO ATC1UAT V AITD E V 1X.UR A1 rWrCREl, BAROAW MATISEB AT a-OO P. M. SATVRDAV AT STAR THBATHB 7-27-3 Ut. Wcrd M!l!r who has been v'.sitlnr t the home of her brother P. H. XIurjAy of IForte .venue La.s returned to hr home !n Uti. Ohio. fr. CUra "WiniamB nd Charles Con".tock, both of TVTsttlnr. were untted ta mJirrlase on Tuedy at the homo ef tie former's aunt. Mrs. Vtuach "n Myrtle avenue. The ceremony wn perforaee4 by Rev. Joh Bopp rf th fet. John' Ivutheran church 'n the preeene of fe relatives and friends. The attendant -were he bride' cous

in vim Elisabeth Vtuacb. ani Victory

Herbert, Sadie Simon behir Cower gr. j After eereraony dinner was served, fol- i lowing which the members of the wedding party went to Chicago where hoy sw The Sweeth'eart Shop- at the lillnoi theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Cornftolt are now on a wedding trip t Ietrolt and aleo St. Ixnls. ann upoa their return wlU reside at the latter's aparUxnt oa llth street. VArOTTDAE AND F1CTCKE9 -BARfiADf MATITF.B AT SrfX P. Mrf 8 A TTHD A Y, STAR THEATRE 7-J7-S Mlea Maxtel TC'Jng of Canada. Is guest at the R. H. Kleiiber home in i;th stret. John MOuown arrtel for speeding was released on a 125 cah ball end Ch Arise Jacobeon charged with ul another's auto licence, wa also released on bonds to appear today lor trial. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Morphy of IaPorte avenue had as their ueats on Tuedy the Rt. HEJishop Joseph Sccrerobs of Toledo-, Ohio. The Community Service dancing party win be given at the -Whiting park tomorrow night.

ST.4R THEATRE TO WIGHT Zj&et Time Tonight to see WHKatn Farnuan In "The Joya-js Trouble Maker." and Comedy "Monkey Eualness." 7-8-X

Wi have ail the rcords sung and ; played in the park, alao "Let the Rset i of the TVorid Go By." SAJ.I A-RONEOTU3 i 3 02 119th -.reet. 7-2-tf Electric Shc-e Repairing Shoy re-p- ! ened by Joe Dedinshe, the old veteran. Tlrst class leather Is given and eld work guaranteed. Tr-aed af til ' Indiana boulevard, oppeslte Whiting ; St-udio. T'2S-6 j BAROAIX: Vletrola. Tteoorfls. Maheg- j any Center Table. flS Centralll ave- ', noe. Whltlrg. Ind. 7-2-2 : i

The followlirg men were fined In the '

city court on Tuesday: John MfDonaid. fined tl and crats for having n auto license: Clayton Ruswellll. flnd

121 and costs for fishing without a Itcens and John F. MoHaie ws fnea j the eame amount for the same offense. J Lo 6m1th paid 111 for being Btolcated and J. MaeselUvlah. Steve Konvatuk and J. Adanehuk each pall $10 and oosts for gambling; John Ivyncii vu fined $1.00 and costs for treapa-

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Thi interesting- ferjes of hototrraphg 6how Bab Rth, the "heme run kirtsr," in the act 'of kjxorking out one ofhisbase-

1 1 the left showg hlra eg he steps to the plate and tyea the Ditcher; then in successive gtagreo he is shown with the bat ati ghoul-

mendoua swinif, and, at the extreme rig-ht, the end of his swii? after he has connected with the ball ajyi Just before be starts for

East Side visited the Mrs. H. Thieesen and

diantpoiia boulevard. Mr .and Mrs. Jim Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNeil of Roberts ave. motored to Vandalla. Mich., ".ast Sunday, where they expect to -visit with friends for a week cr ten days. IMr. and Mrs. John Blauil of Hammond pnt Sunday with the former's parents on Roberts avenue. Mr. and Mra. Frank Spears of Hth street and Mr. SJJd Mrs. XT. Rohrdance of Roberts avenue were Wri!ts City visiters on gunday. Mr. and Mrs. Axel tBenron of Hammond visited the former's apr-nts of P.oberta avenue over last Sunda?. Mia Anna Marie Peterson of Cleveland aenue left for Ever Green Park. 111., where she expects to rpend her

two weeks vacation visiting relatives.

inVn Mnnui of La-Porte. Ini.. vi

lted his sifter Mrs. Herman Thies.ton and family of Indlananolis boulevard, for pevera.1 days. Mrs. H. Breckman and daughter Mrs. H. K!;mm of the We.'t Park Addition were Hammond visitors on Tutj day. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dulcet of Refse avenue entertained relatives fnm Harvey, 111., over the la3t week-end.

Mrs. Clara Xewcombe vlelted at the home of Mrs. E. Werdemann, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tjaugherty of Seattle. "vTa-yh., spent Friday night In Highland with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paugherty. Mrs. Jennie Hutchlns and daughter. Mrs. Florence Hagedorn, of Hajusno.nd, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hatchina. Sunday. Miss Clara Von Hue-ben and Miss Mildred Carmen of Chicago, were the svests of their aunt ?frs. John Mi'.'.er unday . Robert Jmieson is visiting his uncle In Muskearor., Mich.

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Peter Hahlkamn ef Hammond.

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A large number attended the p. of R. Silver Te at the hie of Mrs. Brenner In LaPorte avenwe last evening. Miss Anna Bennett celebrated her

Urt birthday at til Central avenue

slag and Thomas Garvin and Jo Ankle i B jiy jj . Anrrn was given a aurvlteh were each fined $1.0 and costs ppjMS party by about fifty of her yeung

for pirsinr a street ear in tTeir au- friends

Try a "Times Want Ad"

tomo-blles. while passengers were being

discharged. SPKCIAX. TAIDBMILE AST TW-

TITRES, IATCROAY, B AIM A I SI HAT-

I5TEE AT 3tOO p. M. STAR THEATRE. 7-27-Mra. Edward MUo r-t Jlth street, was called to Chicago by the lllnes of her sister, Mrs. Agnes Roberts. trn Is confined In the hospital ther for several weeks and whose cftndjtlon at the present time is very serums. BAAGAIX MATIKEB AT 00 T. M.

ROBERTSDALE

FOR 8A1E (Oolden Oak Sideboard, 1nerulra AM Central aveHue. T29 tavern Pay of Myrtle avssne motored on his motoreyele to Korta Jud-

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YOUR GETTING OLD Has this been remarked to you on account of premature gray hair, or do you keep youraeif looking- young?

Yoa can easily do ar wjtb VAH'S MEXICAN B HAIR COLOR RESTORO XhU saeritorioaa preparaJion reto the g-ny hairs to their on. jSlteolo?. Yon will be b! gUT plooaed with the rtaults, if not jxrar money returned. At aO icakrt StXO ft bettU. THE KEU-S COMPANY NrvreuRox. N. Y. isTineuToes

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V. P. Q. (Posky Devils Quietus) is the rume of a ncf golden colored chemical discovery by Dr. lYlce that actually rls the worst lnfestwd house of bedbugs, roaehe. flas. ants and their aggi. They don't have time to kick after you go after them with P. D. Q. A Sec package of p. D. Q. makes a Quart of etrrnr bugkiller, and goes farther than a barrel of the eld fashioned dangerous dpe. P. D. Q .coats and kills theJr eggs and prevents hatching. FREE, a patent, rpout

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rapidly eliminate the poiaoas,

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sun, Ind te spead a few days with his aunt and uoole, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Eolingr who ax living oa a farm near tht place. Mr. and Mrs. George Slack ef Pearl street are the proud parent ef a little

girl, who arrived at their home M'.-n.-

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Reduce Weight Easily Now Do you wtah to become slender. Graceful bealtfcter. happier? Eat U1

you need, but chew your food thoroughly, and be happy while following easy Korein gyatem obtainable In box at drug store. Purposed to aid in reducing fat la any part of the body. Reduce whatever you need 1(10 to 60 tba.) under $100X0 money-refund guarantee or no cost to you. Reduce pursy abdomen, double chin, large limbs, obeae hips and other veretout parts of

the body. mm w An Evea fe days of Koreia system (pro

nounced ko) has been reported to show a noticeable reduction in weight. No thyroid, no exhausting exercise, no starvation dieting, no humbug s genuine reduction methodepproved by ney""ina, Faotstepe become ' the skin firmer and smooth-' er in appearance, work erca eav.tr. and a buoyant teelirs tikes peeseseion or ibe wtda beir.g as auaerfluoua, unbe!tlT lat d:fcapKar. Begin reducing now. Get Herein. Boy a small box of Kareia at any busy drus sore. Saovr others Uus aauertucmmC

family, the other two are boys. Mother and baby are getting along nicely. John Murry of Roberts avenue recently purchased a new truck at the cost of J7400. which he ue to haul cement from Bufflr.ton to the bfats at Indiana Harbor. Mr and Mrs, Oeorae Dfchbens of the

A fine baby bey weig-hing nine and a half pounds arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. "Walter guvets. Tuesday morning. The mother and little son

are doing nicely.

eauty

ie a Blessing to every woman, but good health is vitally' important Attention to liver, kidneys and bowels will improve beauty and health.

"SYRUP OF FIGS"

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ties. M.-R. Georgre f!tark "'ho has been In Chicago for several weeks receiving treatment for her ey3 has returned home lmvrovt-d. Mr. . Jo!:n Baurtgartncr and daughter Mrs. Math Herman tnd family f I'yer visited Tuesday here with Mr. Mathilda Xiilman. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jonee transact-d b-jsine.-s !n Clucafro on Wednerday. Mlrs Matfii'.ila Miller visited TVed.-s-day with relatives' at South Chicago. Mrs. Ed. Mtfhtnn pent WedBtrsdiy at Hammond.

Look at tongue! Remove poisons from stomach Liver and bowels.

are a boon to women, because they regulate the functions of all these organs without any irritation or disagreeable effect.

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SIGK WOMEN . HEIR ME Vcu Can Be Free from T U:: as I Am, if You Do as I Did. RarTinrrton, He. "I suffered' itb

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table Compound did

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regular, do not surfer the pains I used

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