Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 9 October 1920 — Page 10

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THE TIMES 0.'tol.or, 1920. j j HPgs-a Banker Faints After Giving Slush Evidence DAYTON, O. OcU 9 That the proceeds ofthe $5,000 note concerned In i he senatorial Investigation of campaign funds of Gov. James M. Cox nnd paid by the Payton Metal Irotljcts company, wa given to Claienee (Red) Oreer, chairman of the democratic county committee, was the testimony of Clarence Ketfer, .cashier of the City Notional bank here today, Irrunediately after giving h'.s information to the 8i: b-commlttee. Kelfer fainted and was hurried to a physician's i.ffice where he was revived, letter a. certificate finned hy the pttysic'sn and saying that K.elfer cann"t appear for r0 days, was filed wllh the probers and the b.tnker was excused. The note In qy est Ion was held by the bank of which 11. K. Talbott, ft nlor. Is lie.-.d. SAYS SINN FEIN - RULE IS DE FACTO LOXDOX, Oct. 8. Arthur Henderson, Laborlte member of parliament, and a former member of the British government, baa Issued a statement declaring the Sinn Fein to be the 'de facto grovefnment of Ireland.' Henderson calls upon tl 10 British government to allow the Irish people to settle their own problems wl'.hout oute'.de interference. Simpson, wlfa of the vice president of Marshall Field Sc. Co in their summer heme at Glencoei One theory Is that a porch climber entered the room end removed the necklace. The other Is that a servant In the household Is ret-ponslble for Its disappearance. The necklace, a string- of 200 pink pearls, vanished about three weeks afro, but knowledge of Its disappearance was concealed until toda and a motorman on one of the ear.' A He Saw It. An English youngster e this definition of "appKlte :" "It moans that when you've Jon1 you're tight." Bston Trnnscrlpf . FAMOUS MOVIE FAMILY RETURNS HOME The accident tied up traffic In all di rections for half an hour. Try a I'Times Want Ad" ESTABLISHED 1893 4 ;:' :;v-4i-r? Great Lakes Supply Co. General Supplies for Mills, Foundries, Factories Heayy Hardware, Iron and Steel Pipe Valves and Fittings 3217 E. 92NDST. TEL. SOUTH CHICAGO 1360 FATAL CRASH INJBALTIMORE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 9. Two persons were Instantly killed and a score injured when two street cars crashed together et Baltimore and fiouth streets, the center tit down town traf $50,000 NECKLACE HAS DISAPPEARED CHICAGO. Oct. fi. Two theorir are hi ini? followed by the police today In their search for a $50,rtoij pearl necklace which mysteriously disappeared from the diesslnsr tahle of Mrs. James P r4 fic at 8 :3' ' o'clock this mornlnsr The k i dead are a boy who was) lccapltated. uvj. Hjgwft asu g ji B22323 v

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Left t Tight, Constance, Norma and Natalie Talmadge, photographed oa their arrival at N'evr York. When the popular Talmadge sisters recently returned from abroad they created no little excitement on board ship by their beauty and new .French wardrobes Of course thay wore the new round-toed French slippers and the shockingly short French skirts and they carried canes which is the very latest fad in Paris. The photograph shows Constance, Jorma and Natalie in the costumes they wore upon the day of their arrival in New York. Chic ? N' est ce pas ?

CONFERENCE TO TAKE

UP SOCIAL PROBLEMS

All persons Jn the state of Indiana Vbo are Interested in charitable and loola.1 problems are being Invited to Ittend the state conference, of Charities and Corrections, which will b, held In Terra Haute from Nov. 13 to lj ftnder the auspices of the board of Itate charities, mayors, j id?es. Shurches, clubs and 'benevolent societies, Instututlons and boards are fcelngr urged to send representatives. with the request that the names an j idiresses of the delyates be fiit nt PCce to TJr. "Y. "W. Parsons. rreslilent If the state normal school, and chairman of the local committee, at an arly date In ord':r that proper and comfortable quarters may be. secured for them. This annua conference Is Hie of the largest meeting: ever held tn the state and between 1,000 and LfiOO people are expected to attend.

vvhilti the other rut on an army uniform brought by Proctor's wife. Thtdriver, forced to walk several miles nude, pave the jilarm at a farm house after garbing himself with twigj and leaves. Military posses are al scour!::ir t!:e countryside for the escaped prisoners.

PLANES SEARCH FOR MILITARY PRISONERS liBATBN-VrORTlI, Kan.. Oct. 9. l"wo army airpla-nea were used today Ua the search for two military prison

ers who escaped from a guard nt 1'ort Leavenworth. The convicts, 1-Vrre:'f , Proctor and Jack Jackson, "found"' an ' automatic revolver while work.r.j It: ,

field, held up the guard and escaped In an automobile brought to the field by Proctor's wife, n a rre-a: rang ;i plan. The convicts stripred the driver of the motor oar. one donning h's s'lit.

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A GREAT DRESS GOODS EVENT! The" day of high prices has passed its peak. The future is all in your favor. Your new dresses for Fall and Winter will cost less than they have for several years especially if YOU BUY THE DRESS GOODS AND MAKE THEM LP ON YOUR OWN SEWING MACHINE. We have gathered a splendid collection of new Dress Fabrics, in a wide variety of weaves, patterns and colorings, which were secured At a New and Lower Basis, of Cost These attractive fabrics are marked at the lowest prices quoted on similar goods since the big war price advance, and women who can make their dresses in their own homes, may now gratify their beauty desires to the full without extravagance. See the Special Displays of Dress Goods Thrift Monday. Hee are descriptions of some of them.

Dress Goods Coatings

Silks

Linings Wash Goods

POIRET TWILL 42 inches wide, in navy, copen, brown and

black. All wool.

quality. Thrift Monday, per vard. FRENCH SERGE wide, navy, copen, 111 1 -T-l

and duck. ine quality ; all wool. Per yard

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CHIFFON BROADCLOTH 48 inches wide, black, navy, green, burgundy, reindeer and black. Thrift Monday, 7C per yard O

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$3.69 -42 inches red, brown usual $3.75 $3.19

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NOVELTY COATINGS 54 inches wide, in novelty plaids and two-tone effects. The usual $5.98 values. $375 Per yard G0LDT0NE COATINGS 54 inches wide, in a pretty selection of shades for sport 4 95 coats. Per yard. . . v Skirtings NOVELTY PLAIDS54 inches wide, in the season's leading

novelties and color combinations.

ITirift Monday, per yard

SKIRTING PLAIDS-42 inches

wide, in dark plaids, showing the

new shades. Per yard

$8.00

$3.98

SATIN DUCHESS 36 inches wide, in a beautiful black, and the usual $2.93 $1.89 quality. Per yard. . SILK TAFFETA 36 inches wide, in all seasonable shades and black. Our regular $2.98 number. QO This safe, per yard. . FUSSY WILLOW TAFFETA 40 inches, in all shades and black, for Autumn and Winter frocks. Thrift Q5 Monday, per yard. . KIMONA SILKS 36 inches wide, in Japanese and oriental figures. Can be used for coat and suit linings. 51 Per yard Ol.O

SILK LININGS 36 inches wide, ia beautiful figures and floral designs. Thrift Mon- 3jO QO day, per yard. . vJ MORNING GLORY LININGS 40 inches wide, in a selected range of designs and selling, usually at $5.98 $0 CQ per yard. Special at 4 PLAIN SATEEN LINING 56 inches wide, in all conceivable shades and our usual 79c quality. Monday only, Qr per yard FANCY SATEEN 36 inches wide, yi pretty colors for petticoats and linings. QO Per yard ?

APRON GINGHAM 27 inches, standard quality ; all checks and shades. Thrift Monday, 29 C per yard DRESS GINGHAM 27 inches wide, in a range of pretty plaids for children's dresses. 39 C Per yard UNDERWEAR CREPES 30 inches wide, in plain and blue bird figures. The usual 75c quality. Thrift Monday, EjQq per yard. . SHIRTING MADRAS 32 inch wide, in a beautiful pattern range of pretty stripes. AQ This sale, per ard....

Outing Flannel

27 inches wide, in light shades, for night gowns, pajamas, etc. Special for Thrift Monday, per yard

25 c

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SNAP FASTENERS Will Snap brand. All sizes, black or 7 white. Price DE LONG'S HOOKS AND EYES Allizes. Black or white. 7 Per card ' V

RICK RACK BRAID White, all sizes 23 to 41. Value' OC-

CLARK'S O.N.T. MERCERIZED .CROCHET COTTON 7 AH colors ' C

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THREAD 150 yard All sizes, black OC

RICHARDSON SILK THREAD. 50 yard, spools. Black, fir white and all colors, spool

SEWING NEEDLES AH sizes, also assorted sizes. 1 Ap Perpkg AUC

DARNING COTTON - balls. White, black and colors. Per ball

Large 3c

Throughout the Store the Downward Trend of Prices is Most Evident

From the Children's Section, 2nd Floor Small Boy$ OVERCOATS Cool days are here and boys reed 0vercoat3. We have an attractive line of coats made in clever models, becoming to the youngsters. Browns, blues and mixtures. Sizes 5 to 9. Monday at PO.I7J Infants Sweaters In crochet or suit designs, with added touches of pink and blue. Sizes for children from 6 months to 3 years. (jJO QC Thrift Monday at. . . .$2.50 and S" UJ Girls Muslin DRA WERS

Made of fine quality muslin, cut full and roomy; lace insertion and ribbon trim on the lower edge. Sizes 10, l'nd QOM

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Children's Wool Vest and Pants In cream and silver, odd lots of $1.25 to $2.00 grades. All sizes 89c represented. While they last, at this low price Children 's Union Suits, Wool And heavy fleeced, in a white and cream. Odd lots of grades 1 CQ to $2.75. Sizes 10 to 16 P X .O Women's Corduroy Bath Robes Corduroy Bath Robes, in coat or slip-over style; sash of same material. Comes in all sizes, colors are wisteria, copen and rose. Worth up to 3)7 45 $10.00. For Thrift Monday, each Petticoats Black Satine Petticoats, all lengths, accordion pleated flounce, trimmed with band of contrasting color. Worth up to $2.25. gCJ For Thrift Monday, each Organdy Blouses Ladies Organdy Blouses, in white and colors. "Buster Brown" or long roll collars. Worth up to $3.50. $2.45 For Thrift Monday, each RUTLAND STOVE LINING Used for repairing stoves and furnaces. 9c Special at, 3 lb. pkg " FIRE SHOVEL Black japanned, sriort handle. Very special for Thrift EJ Monday at COBBLER SET Complete with 4 lasts and stand. Specially priced g J for Thrift Monday at

Men's Specials . Mens Underwear Army, natural wool Shirts and J1 1 C Drawers. Each " Men's Underwear Fleece lined and ribbed Shirts Q X 5 and Drawers. Each Mens Wool Hose Army wool and plain black wool 25 C Hose, per pair Mens Overalls And Coats. Dark blue. All $1 50 sizes. Each "SIGNAL" OVERALLS And Coats. Heavy railroad blue denim. Thrift Monday, 3 2 50

20 OFF is a big Feature at this Store

Not to be Overlooked Men's Women's and Childrens SHOES

IX BIG GROCERY SPECIALS

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Ceresota. One? sack to a customer.

Rub-No-More.

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Coffee 45c.

T Jelke's Good Luck. (2 lbs. limit.) 9QButtenne JPerib

Bl 1 "O Monarch Brand. (6 to a 1 1 aked tSeanS customer.) Percan AAc

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txtra f-ancy Old Crop Santos. Worth J C

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