Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 82, Hammond, Lake County, 23 September 1920 — Page 6

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Crown Point News Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

Mlsves Mary Hixon and Ella Lattes are leaving- this eventns oter the 6-nt F for Los Angrei wJier they Kava aecured mploynient and will pend tha winter thera and may possibly remain longer If they ar uisSed. Kav. Eaia of the Presbyterian church Trill occupy the pulpit at that church next Sunday. He has b.n granted a leave of absenc to study roucio and religious work in Ohica j. IXirlng- fcl absence his father wiil have charge of the church affairs. David Ooot has contracted for the Buroha-ie of (the Fhtlemis Williams property on Jackson street, paying $4,800 for the place. Mill Elsie Xeechnleka enterfalnel the O. G. club at her home on Tuesday nirht. The y.ung ladies spent the evBlng In mbroidery, enJoytr-.R light refreshments after. Ed Glover has rented the new Hixon house n Grant etreet and will move his family thera 1 1 the near future. His present home has been sold and i:i be remodeled. !Frank Fox and eon. Waiter, of Detroit. Mich., v.slted a oup'.e of dayt here with Miss Nellie Northrup. Miss LiiKle Relder Is spending sereral daya this week at the home of her brother. George, in Hammond. Harvey Blackman and family have Tinted the Thorman house on Jo'W etreet. which will soon be vacated by

William Linton and wlfs. who are going to occupy the flat over their undertaking parlors. Ray i Anderson.' owner of the American Candy company, located on north llain street, expect to leaie shortly for the south. Mr. Anderson has ai-cepted .-i very hue position with an Indiana concern, a lUtrtct manager of nine southern states, with headquarters at Atlanta, Oa . which position he has been cnt empl.it ing f..r some time past. Mr. Anderson has been in business at his present location for the past fivci years, and has bean very -i?fu: in the confect.onery bu1 inr;-. and without dotih. this new adveti t u i'v will be taken h'M of with the .airo enthusiasm tendirjf to put him on tlie roll of ruocessful bujin-'ss men. Mr. Ander.ion expects to leave for the south the first week in October, or as soon thereafter, as his business interes's In this city are taken care nnd disposed if. Mijj Marme MailW't 1 enjoying her annua! iaBl:on from her duties in the K!rt National bank. jary. Sihe. in company wth several oth"r cmplove of tho bank will be f-r.tf rtj i:vJ a', ihe South Shore Country rlut harve festival in Chicago on Sal.irdty rlSht Mr. arjd Mrs. 1. . Fay n and f.'ii, Roy, have returned fr.ni a acation trip to different points Iri I nvn. where they isntf.1 re'atives. Tho trip was made in taelr car.

MAC SW1NEY HAS RESTFUL NIGHT

JlNTtRNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LONUu.v, .pt. 23. Terenee MacSwlney, the hunyer strikinp lord mayor of Cork, was still alivo in Brixton )tttoday, although he has now gone with -out food for 42 day. MacSwiney pent a restful niirht an,l got contderab; sleep, it wai announced at the Jul when he awoke h suffered severe pains in the head and was very weak.

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Tt looks like oil times to see the thousands of bushels of tomatoe? which ar pouring- In at the I.lbby McNeill and Libby plant, here. The tomato crop, this year. Is truly wonderful, th fruit beini? of the highest quality. 1.T47 bushels were received at the plant Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo and Miss Huth Hickman came homo from West Virginia, Tuesday. Mrs. Waldo's father returned with them. Mr. and (MYs. Elmer Ttehinson of Chicago, were the frt:e.!s of Mrs. Werdemann and Mrs. Douthett, iSunday. Mr. Louis Moore was called to Ohio ty the death f his father. Maurice Hutchins of Griffith Is spending the week with his grand parents In Highland. Gladj-s and Janet Zvp visited their aunt in Chicago Saturday. Mrs. Joseph Douthett spent Monday In Chicago. Miss Katherine, Slo-CJm of Chicago spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Helen Siocum.

Catarrh Doctor You Can Get the Best Ons in the World. Go to your druggist today. Say "I want a Hyomet Outfit," take It home, open the box and pour a few drops of HTOMEi pronounce it High-o-nie) Into the little hard rubber inhaler. Then breathe pleasant, soothing, healing, germ killing IIYOMEI over the raw. Inflamed, germ ridden membrane for a few minutes nnd relief is Immediate. Stuffed up head will vanish. Keep op the treatment four or five times a day for a few days and hawking, spitting and forming of mucus in the nose and throat should cease. HTOMEI is guaranteed to end catarrh, coughs, colds, croup, asthma, catarrhal deafness, or money back.

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Ends indigestion It relieves stomach misery, soar stomach, belching and all stomach disease or money back. Large box of tablets t all druggists in all towns. Try a "Times Want Ad"

DR. HESKJsn Specialist Treats all chronic, nervous, blood and special diseases of men and women. Hoars 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 9 to 12 M. 155 STATE STREET Phone Hammond 228 Hammond, Indiana

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MEr: isri t it sound common sense to put your feet into shoes that are made scientifirally to fit feel r.aluralli? rather than to make tr.e foot snap'! itself to the aSoe? Scientifically foot -shaped shoos are tne on-rs w recommend Educators. 1 hey "let the feet grow as they should " free from corns, bunions, callouses, and ingrowing nails and are the surest preventive of weak and fallen arches. Prevent foot-ill?, and get old-shoe comfoTt in new shoes, by getting your feet into Educators. No breaking-in necrssary. We have several attractive ttylcs in Educators that will surely please you. Comoin today. Bring along the family they all need Educators.

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$1.45 CHILDREN'S STOCKINCS The kind that wear well ; in black and brown, for 39c BOYS' SCOUT SHOES As strong as iron $2.85 BOYS' BLOUSES AND SHIRTS Just the kind for school; as lovy as 85c BLUE AND RED HANDKERCHIEFS While they last, 9c each or 3 for 25c U. S. ARMY SHIRTS Non profiteering price, while they last $1.98 $2.45

When you aro thirsty you treat yourself to something very good to drink. Why not, then, treat your feet to a real good shoe. We have Regal shoes the best that money can buy.

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MUNSON ARMY SHOES All sizes, special while they last $5.95 Come early and avoid the rush store opens 8 A. M. WORK PANTS Good quality and best bargain in the land. Real closing out values. $3.95 and $4.95 values at. $2.95 $5.00 values at $3.95 $6.00 values at $4.45 $8.00 values at $5.95 $10.00 values at $6.95 Come in and make your choice. Get your Fall Tie we have them in all styles and colors, also all prices.

KHAKI PANTS The war proved that Khaki Pants wear the best and last the longest that is why we carry them. Lp from $2.25 OVERALLS $1 59 $1.95 And Jumpers to match. WORK SHIRTS Good blue chambray. .$1.25 Black Dred $1.49 WORK SHOES A real bargain. $6.50 shoes in all sizes at

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MEN'S DRESS SHOES Black and tan, English and blucher styles $7.00 values, now. . .$5.95 $8.00 values, now. . .$6.95 $8.50 values, now. . .$7.85 $10.50 values, now.. $9. 95 $12.50 values, now. $10.85 The Fall is here and therefore the straw hat must fall. Hence come in and see us. Beautiful caps best styles in the land. Up from

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Cloth Hats, $3.75 and $3.95 Real Felt Hats, $8.00 values at $5.95 and $6.95.

Don't forget the number 548 Hohman St. and don't wait too long, but come early and avoid the rush. Patronze your home town and receive the benefits of these bargains. Give us a trial and we will show you goods. KOVACH BROTHERS, Hammond

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An Opportunity of a Lifetime to buy uptoiherninute Fall Footwear and save S3 to S6 on a pair. Many beautiful styles to choose from. None worth less than $12 and up to $15 Limit of two pairs to a customer TrllS SALE, PRICE .

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You wiil find these shoes distinguished by lh.it simple elegance that makes tLem particularly attractive to the smart dressers. Ladies who appreciate authentic style, combined with unusual quality. Vie are showing them in the beautiful two-tone effect?. Brown kid vamps with field mouse tops. Black kid vamps and gray kid tops, black kid vamps and field mo-jse tops, and patent leather vamps with field .1 . m ... . . .11-1 II I lit 1 '

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In this lot you will find the greatest values ever at this low price actually worth up to $10.00 a pair. They are simply unbeatable in style and value, shown in brown kid vamps with fie'd mouse tops, black kid vamp and field mouse tops. Hand stitched soles and leather Louis heels. Sizes 2? Q C to 8. Widths AA to C. Your choice, at J.kxJ

Here's Another Remarkable Value Shown in fine black kid and beautiful dark brown kid. Hand stitched, flexible soles and military heels. Priced for this sale at

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