Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1920 — Page 16

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flu L' (ill V . Cw rnctay. November 5, 1920. .;iiS CAFE SUIT IS UNUSUAL IDEA I INTERNATIONAL HEWS SERVICE CHIC.UIO. Nov. b Ittchaxd J. riitnesa.ii. managing editor cf the Chicago Daily Journal, who recently flatly refused to answer questions for the prosecution in a criminal libel suit, will not havo to go to Jail for contempt of court, according to a ruling by Judge George F. rtush today. Former Gov. Edward F. Dunne, coun-a-el for Finnegan, 6ccurcd withdrawal of Flnnegan's sentence to tix days in Jail on the plea of privileged communication. Common Fault. 'There is one thing which pro-ri plainly King Charles I of England was not the man for the rlace." "What was that?' "He lost his head at the iTitlca! moment." 11 TO 1 r&9 owarci 6 lvunas Read The Times Want Ads price Adjustment sale Featured Tomorrow DeLuxe Theatre Did you hear that Dorothy PhiEips in "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN" is a wonderful picture? 1 NiHht Morning -i ur November ' Coat m. f eep Your eyes Clsan - Clear Healthy frmm ( tar tnk HmcIm U.OitUX ush Coats of the Higher Quality

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Amon.3 the important coat displays here, these coats of heavy black p!uih are attracting the eye of women purchasers. Never before have they been more beautiful than this year. When one inspects them, it is needless to tell cf their wearing qualities and warmth, they speak for themselves. Besides being the finest quality silk plush, they are heavily silk lined and inter-lined.. Lengths vary; some with plain colors, while others have huge fur collars, with or without belts. A particular qualify of higher choice is a Plush Coat 48 inches long, large shawl coilar, silk lined, priced during the November Sale at

It takes skill to assemble a collection cf Coats that is as much admired and talked about as the one that distinguishes our November Sale. IVuIy it represents a marvelous array of becoming, up-to-the-minute Coat styles. Included in this selling are Coats to suit varying tastes and pocket books, but no matter what the type, unusual value is assured the buyer.

AH Sizes for Women and Misses, as Well as the Well-Formed Woman

Cloth Coat

Coats beautifully fashioned, in wrappy or straight line effect, of

hidh-crade materials such

Bolivia, Crystal Cord, Wool Veloux, Broadcloth or Pclo Clolh. Fur collars of Nearsea!, Raccoon, Opposum or Nutria. Embro.vlery is abundantly featured in some av.

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Coats for women, made in serviceable, all-wool materials, richly lined and inter-lined, for practical every-day wear, in shades of navy, brown, black and taupe. Sizes up to 48J2, at y .

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The newest idea in th suit world is the cape suit. Here is oc mode! developed in a soft tua kritted material. The cape is made on the military style with a deep collar of navy taffeta. Note the very lon skirt.

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BICYCXE STOLEN'

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change avenue, near, torsyth, was stolen sometime yetterday. trhile he was at work. Callahar describes his wheel as beingr a rel frame with rear

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

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Kl.tPROXE HEAH1XC POSTPONED

Th Public Service cornmission of In:iana. have announced the postpotier .if ut of the hearing in the matter of Hie Chirago Telephone company,, for authority to increase and adjust rates iv. East Chicago. Indiana Harbor, '.Vtiting-. Lowell. Tiighland, Hammond. Gary, Dwyer and Griffith, which was to have been held at JO a. m. Nov. 9. until 10 a. m. Nov. IS, at the court hou"e, Hammond. Ind.

DR. E. T. HAGEH-

MAN, LECTURER

De. E. T. Hakerman, noted lecturer, who appears here Monday evening will be the next number on the local Lyceum course at the First M. E.

church, and Judgringr from the almost

superlative recommendations which lave been received here concerning

him there can be no doubt, but that he will be one of the feature attractions of the entire course.

"Dr. Hayerman is a man of unusual

force," says former Senator Young of Iowa, "and an original and entertaining orator whom the people delight

to hear. He is never dull whether he appears In In the pulpit, on the lecture

I'latform or at, a banquet. He Is es

pecially at home among what we call

the common men those who do their own thinking. He is a man of aJTairs

n-!th strong business Instincts."

Dr. Higerman Is a natural torn

humorist and feeds his hearers hard, stern facts wrapped In a palatable fjsar coating. The result Is that the

ITagerman lectures are filled with iai.gh after laugh. tlddddd d ddddddddafk L'etaoln We all need to hear men like Dr. Ilagerman. He has a reputation for ;f tting forth the facts concerning the tilings upon which we desire and need light. "The 'World' We Live In" Is one of tli" most famous Hagerrnan lectures. This is the story of the -way of an eloquent, philosophical humorist sees the world about him.

iMINE WORKERS IMPEACHED NEW TOr.K.. Nov. 6 Indictments were voted today against three persons by the grand jury which has been investigating charges of graft and Irregularities in New York's building trades industry. Namrs of those indicted were withheld pending their arrest. The grand jury oted the indictments nftor hearing evidence of conspiracies to restrain bidding on public building, conspiracy tov hold up prices and to commit other illegal acts.

HUE DbPART.M EXT KEPT 0!V MOVE The fire department of Indiana Harior was called to 136th and Cedar .-irc-t yesterday in answer to an alarm Pre was due to a defective flu. no damape reported. Shortly after an alarm was sounded for a fire at 502S Melivilie eavenue. but '.itily extinguished. Crossed wncs were riven as the cause. The damag. v. a s!iht.

niiPORTS TOOLS STOI.EV William Z.mmerinan of the Industrial Housing company, Indiana Harbor, has made complaint to the police, a'.li-ging that a number of plumbing tools have been stolen from the comjany's tool boxes at the Inland addition. Mr. Zimmerman states that he hilieves these tools have been taken cn Saturday evenings, when there is

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The, Great SaBe j Blazes the Trail

To 01dTime Prices on Clothing D'ONT it seem good to find prices back to earth. We have rung out the old war prices and rung in the new peace time prices on our entire stock of high-grade Winter clothing for men, women and children. Everything is parked at 20 to 35 less than formerly. Prove it for yourself. Get our prices, then make comparisons, and don't forget, cur easy terms of credit prevail during this sale. It Takes No Outlay of Cash

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Women's and Misses Suits now Millinery now Women's and Misses Coats now Dresses, Skirts9 Waists now Furs and Fur Coats now Men's and Young Mens Suits Men s and Young Men s O 'Coats Boys' Suits and Mackinaws Men's Pants, Sweaters, Hats j

35 Off 35 Off 25 Off 20 Off 10 Off 35 Off 25 Off All Greatly Reduced

No Extra Charge f o r Credit

Rich man, poor man, we make no discrimination. Here, the wage earners promise to pay, is as good as the wealthy man's spot cash purchase. Remember, you can have unlimited credit during this sale of savings.

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