Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 217, Hammond, Lake County, 3 March 1921 — Page 3

Tlmrsday, Mari X 1921. PANAMA DIPLOMAT ' ! ASKS U. S. AID IN ' PREVENTING WAR

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' President BeUsari Porraa of Panama, above, and J. E. Le Fevre, charge d'affaires of the Panama legation. Bal'urio Forrae, president of '- Panama, ha issued a call (or cljnntee? anticipating war with .-Cost Rica, the neighboring Cenfitral American republic. Costa taj sent troops into he Panamanian district ox Coto, territory i Vhich Costa Rica claiir.s under the (jLoubet avard of 1800. Ch-ge d' Affaires Le Fevre of the Panama jlejratlon called on the (rood offices ;of tha United States to prevent the threatened bloodshed of his eovemment and Costa Rica. Whether the request was authorized or not is ,rot known. An attempt was maie recently to assaagjnate President Porraa.

MP.. SCHULTZ OBJECTS Charls 3L J. Scfcultz of Ljis1iij otjeota to tha unfavorabla light In which ho was plaood by th account Of t!va aceMnt'whlch K?ourr&d Thursday e?eTi tijjr at KtaJidarJ avenue and Oa.rflolJ :T. ct. iraTnmoTid, ia which Jo.n ZXulsnyr of HlgiiUnd was injured. Mr. y'huHj wishes It made oJear that he ua.i on the rlfht slda of the stroet and that tii Moiran bus "which was coming tvv. tha west, waj on tha wrong aide cf tH road and turned onto G-arfleld .otreet without signaling, llulznga on fcis motorcycle was trnmediatoly baMnd the bus an! Wkowiso on th vrrog' sld of the street. Siult says ho stopped w'thin ten feet arid that the motorcyclo crashed Into lils car.

SUES FOBDAMAGES Prajikiln J. "White of JTammond fcaa fiied acit for damasea &.s--in3t Albnrt fiVftU of Hobart. Th complaint which was filed today In the Hammond superior court by Attorney St. M. Bruce States that on Hoc 5. Mr. Wail permitted his 14-j-car-o'd ton to drive his : Mr to Hammond. The boy on tho way home drove east on Highland street '. ar.i et CJsUtiinet a.vnue collided with ; th car of Mr. White. The plaintiff : aslta for J2T3 darr.ag'ce.

WILL INVITE UIHTED STATES

FAJUS. March 2. The United States is Invited to participate li the next meeting of the leajrue of nations council to discuss mandates In the league's reply to the Americas mandate note w-hlch was made public here today. The note points out that the United ftatea ras one of the leading participants in the war and peace negotiations, but that America must fcusnlze tho fact that the situation haj h?n complicated by the fact tbat the United States hw not ratified the treaty nor Joined the leag"je of national

Pyramid for Ease andGomfort If tfce Mere Mention of Piles Makes Von Shudder t.et a Dux of Iyramld I'ile Suppositories For the pain and distress due to Itchincr. bleeding, protrudintr piles or hemorrhoids, ? t a fift cent box of Pyramid Pile. Suppositories at th

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nearest drup store. Take no substitute. The ouicl: relief has been a frreat blessing to a host of people who fairly shudder at the very mention of the discomfort and misery flue to this almost universal cornplaint. lon't delay. Take no substitute. If you wish to make a. trial flrat, jend vour name and address to i'vramid Dru V. bOi Pyramid Bid?-. Marshall. Mich.

rtaveruse .3 Tht ilir.Cj and aa ertisc aain. I'.esaiti corae wit constant effort.

Men's "Bostonians

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Drugs and Toilet Goods S

Jontee! Manicure Sets $1.50 regular. Special at

The New "Savoy"

sBs Most men will like the smart lines of this shoe its the newest last for Spring in perforated or plain toe EEs of an titra fine grade mahogany calfskin blind eyelets and rubber hel, round off a perfectly satissri factory shoe. New "Glove Grips" $12.00 It's the famous "Panama" last of black ;urpass r3 "Kid." You can't get better shoe, not matter what

you pay twelve dollars and worth it, tool

HorBcV. Malted Milk $1.00 regular, special at

Hobson'f White Pine and Tar Cough OO Violet Duke Toilet Wate Nvni it

Turpo The Turpentine Ointment 30c regular, special at De Witts Cold Tablets 25c regular, special at

83 c

19c 17c

$1 regular, special at

Luvor Face Fowder 60c regular, special at Usola Cold Cream 35c regular, special at

1.19 78c 39c 25c

These Sales for Friday and Saturday

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RECORDS Our greatest sale of records 260 selections (130 retired popular numbers) including such artists as "Ted Lewis." Van & Schenck," "Art Hickman's Orchestra," Al jolson." "Harry Fox" and many more. All perfect records formerly $1, now on sale at Furniture Dept., and Main Store, Center aisle, fQr at only 9" Candies and Tobaccos

KAUFMAN N S WOLF - HahhomdJnd.

Double S. & H. Stamps Tomorrow

COATS $29.75 Long Coats, Short Sport Cape Coats, Capes, in reindeer, brown, pektn; polo doth or bolivia, trimmed with triangular or huge circular collars cleverly embroidered in various colors.

New Frocks to Welcome

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Jumbo Peanuts Regular 40c a pourd Qc special, per lb.. . Large Jelly Beans Regular 30c a 93 C pound Cracker Jack Regular 10c. Special, 1Cr two for AOC Maxixe Cherries Regu,ar7 60 c special at

Tuxedo Smoking TobaccoIn 10 ounce glass jars, regular O "I $1.25, special. . . i Omar Cigarettes Regular 25c, tf special 5 for Lucky Strike Cigare'.tei regular 20c. O 1 special, 6 for . . . . Atlantis Cigars 25 ir a box, regular $1.25, C 1 special at

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Any woman contemplating the puraches of a new dress will do well to view these wide skirt and straight line taffeta models at $18.75. One is trimmed with triangle pockets of self material, one has the scalloped bottom, and all will endear themselves to particular women. Navy and brown are trie colors.

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Exclusive Dress Creation $51.75 Here are models of Canton Crepe and Taffeta that portray lines and motifs of genuine feminine interest. Only one of a kind, each trimmed in that unique, yet clever manner that marks their individuality. Canton Crepe Frocks in combination colors and trimmed with sash and self material of contrastin j color. Taffeta dresses in the voluminous skirt models, featuring vidid Egyptian motifs of embroidery.

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FRENCH SERGE SUITS $29.75 Really smart little plain tailored suits, showing the unbelted jacket. Also conservative semi-tailored models for women of maturer tastes. TRICOTINE SUITS $51.75 Youthful and typical of the zest of Spring. Some are box, others have the graceful ripple back. Fringe or bead tassels, sashes of self fabric, salin or ribbon arc used cleverly to accompany these suits.

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New Voiles 69c Yard

Georgette Crepe $1.19 Yard

Silk Shirtings $1.29 Yard

Friday and Saturday only 40 nich All silk Georgette Crepe, 40 inches Printed Voiles in new Spring floral wide in a good range of colors for and conventional patterns, regular $1 waists and dresses, $2.48 values, Friquality at 69c a yard. day and Saturday, $1.19 a yard.

Standard Percales 19c Yard

Friday and Saturday only, 32 inch The regular 29c Standard Percales in Silk Shirting in just the colors for light and dark shades, go on sale Frimen's shirts and women's waists, reg- day- and Saturday at 19c a yard. Full ular $2 value, at $1 .29 a yard. 36 inches wide. Save on Needled Housewares Low price and high quality are featured for Friday and Saturday economies.

Henry Diston Hand Saw 26 inches long, O f)TT '''iXi

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Yankee Automatic Hand 17 Qt Granite Dish Pan Poultry Wire 2 inch mesh

Drill With 6et of 8 drill Friday and Satur- QOp well galvanized, 3 foot points, complete O - day, special length, 150. foot O QQ

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All New Spring Patterns g Every Shirt Perfect A special offering for two days only Friday and Saturday, pine Shirts for men, made of siik striped, woven madias and basket weave cloth in scores of snappy Spring patterns. Guaranteed last colors. Men never saw their equal at $2.85. 1 hey won't last long at the price. All sizes come early Friday!

Neckwear Men's Silk Neckwear Heavy lulicus siik in wide and narrow open end shape, tacked slip-easy Land, beautiful assortment of patterns lo choose from, worth up to $2.00. ; qq special at this sale w

Work Shirts Men's $1.50 Heavy Indigo Blue Work Shirts, cut extra large, double stitched throughout. All M7.es 14 to 17. Guaran- 7 teed fast blue. At ' C

Suspenders FWs 75c Lisle Web Suspenders Matched leather ends, also heavy police and fireman suspenders, best webbing Friday and Saturday, 50 C special sale at Garters Men's 25c Marine Pad Garters Metal ends, all colors, "a real buy," Friday and Saturday, 1 2""C at per pair

Play Suits

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Children's P!ay Suits Of heavy khaki with real triming also, blue with red trimming, high neck and long sleeves. $1.23 values, sizes 2 lo 8, 75 C tpecial at only Evcrwear Hose lien's $1 "Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Reinforced liIc heel and double toe. "Lvcru ear" make, black, white and (35 G all popular colors, per pair

Msn's New Spring Hats In the new narrow 1 rim and conservative models. Brown, seal, black, gre-n and steel grcv. A verv good rinxlr) QA. at only Phoenix Hcse Wen's Lisle "Phoenix" Hose Made of fine cotton yarn with double heel and too, fine gauRe fast black seamless.

pure hite and navy and grey

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