Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 224, Hammond, Lake County, 11 March 1921 — Page 8

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THE TIMES

Fridav, March 11, 1921.

TO BE SMART CHILDREN'S EASTER FROCKS MUST BE WHITE

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V I Shops which -racislile in children' clothing are featuring white for Eastr frocks. It 13 quite appropriat. too, as it no. orly eymbolical for the- innocence of youth, but for the season of t" e Tear. Here are three very attractive models which will delight ny little miss. The frock at the left i made of white eeorprette over a slip cf white net. The skirt is trinnj'd with fluted peorpette ruffles and tlie collar and sleeves are trimmed with the same. , A high waistline ia

marked by a narrow ruffle and twisted satin ribbon in pastel shades endinp in rosettet and streamers in front. White peorcette fashions the frock on the rijrht also. Very narrow gathered ruffles trim the skirt,

neck and sleeves. A blue satin sash which ties in front ani falls to the sides, where the ends -re caught in tiny rosettes, forms the trimming. I Orpandy fashions the frock in the center, which is designed for tl - Junior miss. Here, too, ruffles form the trimminjr. They ar placed on ihe skirt just above the. r.em and thus make the tall jrirl look shorter. A bit of lace at the neck and ribbon nsettes form dat.ty trimming touch.

HARDING MEETS WITH CABINET WASHINGTON', March 11. President IlardlnK met with his cabinet shortly after 11 o'clock today for the second time. Appointment of a new shipping board Is one of the subjects which It Is understood will be discussed. Attorney-general Daugherty stated that If his opinion was asked, he would urgre the appointment of a new shipping: board before the senate adjourns on Saturday. it was Indicated, however, that the president is not prepared to name the new board. Attorney-peneral Dausherty, it is learned, has taken no steps to render

an opinion, asked by Chairman Boneon, aa to whether the board tlll holds office, but has taken tha attitude that nw appointments will render such an opinion Unnoeesnary. Communication which the president has ent to the shipping board Indicate that he desires the present board to continue to function until a new 'board Is appointed.

Origin of Heckling. The word heckle, meaning to badger a. candidate, Is also spelled "hackle," and was first used In the flax trade. The hackler or heckler drew flax through the hackle pins, thereby stralghtenInt: and Fpllttlng the fiber.

HERMAN A. KELLNER

81 State Street

Phone 77

GARY PQUCE REPORT NEW

OLDUPS

E. Chicago Will Have New Bank

Fifty Thousand Dollars Worth of Stock Has Been Sold for It

The Gary police report a series of holdups by a srang- of five armel men

In a big seven passenger touring: car. j The men were described as follows. A j East ,,5, !s to hav0 a new banlc man 28 years old, about 5 feet 6 in-,. This became known to the greneral pubweighlng around 156 pounds, mackiHe for the first time this morning when soft hat, eray overcoat; a manabout excavation work was started for a new 23 years old, 150 pounds, wearirn a. building- which is to be erected at the dark hat and an army overcoat; a. northwest corner of Forsytho avenuo third, 27 years old. 6 feet tall. l!.ht and 140th street. The bank will be eult. sweater, no overcoat. The known as the Peoples" State Bank, fourth man was dressed the earns. I Articles of InoorporaOlon have clwas about 28 ysars old, 6 feet tall and : ready been filed by the promoters. The '.weighed around ISO pounds. There la , capital stock which has all been sold Is Bo description furnished of the nftii 1 $;o,000 and tho bank wll start with a

member of tho gang.

These men entered several Boft drink parlors nesr Gary, the las on'), being at Clark road and Ninth avr.ue, , obtaining a toffil of $1,100 in loot, f They looked like foreigners according !

to the victims.

Following- are the

Don't mlsa a ijnod time at the Eagle Et. Patrick Eve Dance. Unity Hall.

surplus og $10.0-00.

ovicers: President John Bochnowskl. Vice President Joseph Krzywinski. Second Vice President Ieo Herod. Cashier- Thomas Gozdecki. The board cf directors Is cocposed of John Bochnowskl, Joseph Krzywinskl,

j Iveo Hrod. Jos. "Wadas, Michael Dwyan,'

3-9-7 ' Andrew Zdrnjewskl, Mike Zolkos and

Jerry Bujwlt, al well known and Influential men of tho city. The Institution will be housed In a new two story brick and tllo business house with a fifty food frontage and tho same depth. Construction work will be pushed In order to have the bank open for business by July 1. The interior will bo finished in Italian marble and In mahogany and will be ono of the best appearing banking houses in this part of the state. M. Hitner of Gary, is the architect who prepared the plans and will be In charge of the construction work.

KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS 30c BUTTERNUT BRISKET BACON 25c VEAL FRONT QUARTERS 10 15 pound average . "." ' 12c LEG OR LOIN OF VEAL ' 25c LEG OF LAMB 35c LAMB FRONT Very nice 22c PORK SAUSAGE Fresh hone made ........ ";" 15c BEEF POT ROAST Choice cuts ' 16c BOILING BEEF Short ribs " V"lle HAMBURGER STEAK Fresh made .... VuV2c BEEF RIB ROAST Boneless rolled 22c BONELESS BOILED HAMS 27c LIVER 'SAUSAGE Fresh made 15c LIMBURGER CHEESE Large bricks 40c ARMOUR'S VERY BEST BUTTERINE Per pound . . .'' "23c BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 5 pound sack 50c

Max H

294 Hohman St.

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Hammond Tel. 3641

Specials for Saturday

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Gold Medal Flour, 1-8 bbl, at only . . .

Extra special on chicken feed, 1 00 pounds net weight, O A Ck at this sale A.ltV

Good Luck, 2 pounds for Eggs, strictly fresh coun try eggs, dozen Libby's Milk, 2 cans for

Nutro, 3 cans, at this sale. .

53c 35c 25c 25 c 22c 22c

Trade at Kelher's, the finest most up-to-date market in Hammond. All orders delivered.

Coffee, fancy Peaberry, per pound Fancy Santos, per pound

Red Cross Macaroni and OC Spaghetti, 3 pkgs OC

Oats, Quakers or Armours, 2 pkgs

25c

Aunt Jemimas Pancake Flour, per pkg Catsup, 10 ounce botde, at

Fancy California dried Figs, per pound

Tomatoes, No. 3 cans, solid pack, 2 for

Fancy Sweet Corn, No. 2 can at

Fancy E. J. No. 2 can . ,

Peas,

Armours Light House Soap, 10 bars

U. S. Mail Soap, 1 0 bars for ....

15c 10c 1.7 c 25 c 10c 10c 59c 49 c

Fancy assorted Cookies, 1 Q fresh baked, pound X

Sunshine Crispy Salted Crackers, per lb

18c

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New Strength and Energy For the Weak and Aged To be strone, vigorous and active yon mat fcave plenty of cood. rich, red blood o the kind that organic iron Nuxated Iron hflya tnmkZj Nuxated Iron la like the iron tn year Hood arni like the iron in spinach, lentils and ppk-. while metallic iron is iron jiut as it comes from Va action of iitrons acids oo small pieces of fantu Ocr 4,000.000 people annually are using Nirxated Iron. It quickly Mv make rich trA blood, revitalize vormnt, exhausts ners artd nr ncwstrrnethand?nrr. At all dragnets. "CTrara of substitutes. Always insist on having gemiins

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Sweeping

Reduction

Sweeping reductions for the next few days on all men's clothing and furnishings. Our Non-Profit Sale draws to a close, the most successful event this store has ever announced to the public.

DON'T CONFUSE THESE VALUES WITH THE ORDINARY CHEAP FLAPD00LE ELSEWHERE Every Article Taken From the Cream of Our Stock Out Goes One Lot Men's Suits $10 These were former $30 scuts. Mostly Browns and Mixtures. Four Lots Mens and Young Mens SUITS ' VALUES TO $60.00 $19.50 $22.50 $29.50 $32.50 Strictly Dress Trousers to Match Any Suit Three Lots $2.95 $3.95 $4.95

Felt Hats, $6 Values $3.45 Cloth Hats all patterns $2.45

Caps, Atwood Dress 1.95,- 95c Hose, Durham Brand, 2 pr. 25c

Hand Tailored Easter Suits $35, $40, $45 Every stitch made in our own shop union label in every suit. Come in and Get Values They Are Here

Tailor and Haberdasher 236 E. STATE STREET Half Block East of Postoffice Be Sure You Are at the Right Place

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TAILOR FURNISHER

SPECIAL Men's Overalls

Made of heavy 220 dennim, double buckle, swing

pockets, all sizes jo to

44. The $2 Overall, at ....

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Unusual Offerings

SPECIAL Boy's Norfolk Suits, all wool, straight pants, sizes 3 to 8, beautiful suits, A AO at onhr -.UO

Girls Dresses Size 8 to 14, in wool serge, to close out while 49 they last

Coverall Aprons Light and dark percales. All the latest styles, g Q Very special at ....

Long Bloomers Of good quality sateen. All ;,lors. Our $1.29 QQq seller. Special at. . . .

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al Offer!

For Men and Young Men Suits Tailored To Your Measure Of strictly all wool fabrics, fancy light or dark suitings, or the finest blue serge. Fit guaranteed, OQ 7 C our $50 and $60 suits " & & Your order placed now will be ready for Easter

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ovs Lone Pants Suits

"High School" Suits Af all wool serge or brown flannel, green flannel Ol Kfl or blue pencil stripes, $35 suits, sizes 16 to 20. . JJ

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ovs VV OOI ouits

An Wool Mixtures, in Many Shades Latest Styles, One pair of Knickers

We were fortunate in buying these high grade boys suits from a New York manufacturer that went out of business. We offer these wonderful suits for less than the manufacturing cost. These suits at $6.75 will go like wild-fire so come early and buy your boy's suit while the selection is here. You 2 7 may never again see these suits at only

Boys' Two-Pants Suits at S9.SO

All wool in all wanted shades, beautiful styles, you must see these suits to appreciate them, fine values, sizes Q 8 to 1 8, at this sale only . Y 0JJ

Laclles

Spring j J " '

Ladies fine spring suits, in all wool French serge, silk lined, hand embroidered. These suits and all our Spring suits are $10 to $15 lower than the other stores offer them.

LADIES' SPRING SUITS All-wool tricotine, silk lined, silk $9Q 75 T0 $35 hand embroidered. Great values.

SILK DRESSES, $18.SO Finest Spring Dresses, in all-silk satin or charmeuse. Wonderful selection. You must give them a look-over before you buy your Spring Dress. They are now only $18.50.

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SILK CAMISOLES All colors $1.25

.Our Ladies' HATS for Spring are Going Fast Large selection of the finest hats, lower O ACk to R Q Q priced than any other store ' U Q

Ladies fiber Silk grade, our 98c hose, special pr.

Hose, first 49 c

Silk Lace Hose, fancy drop stitch, our $1.49 CZQ

lose.

firsts.

pair.

Slhimelder 79 State St.

"Hammond's Lowest Price Store" Look for the Number

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