Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 277, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1921 — Page 7

TlnirRrlav, Mav 12. 1921.

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MOOSE 10 GIVE AWAYJORO AUTO Quoen's Popularity Contest to be Feature of Moose Celebration

T'c- mining feature of th- ni'm." -r M'ios celebration all next w " k will be the. Queen'H Popuarlty lontrst to determine the molt popular girlie In TTammond. Fifty fair damsels have d.-iared their intentions of competing lot" the .beautiful prizes In diamonds and g'.ld to Lie awarded at the Court of Honor Saturday evening. -May ill. The exquisite prizes shine radiantly in the window of Ark Ins & Sin.

Another event which is attraotir.tr attention is the mammoth prize, baby hiw and exhibition which open. Monday ven:ng promptly it 7:3''' p. m. The baby biotl, will ho located on I'aiu'tn r avi-nU'-. 1' ': s ;s t" Imr vi t! of m:.' are v'lgil'le a; ii ar.y fiind ir,aiii.;i niay nt ," r her pre. ions darling V'V ;p-i"n; t 'i the Moose. ll-nK. AniunK t!i: )t-uainir contestants are :h- .- Cecil Abbl. t, Florence Wolfe. IVavl .McLean, Florence tjll-hr;s-t. F! vfitico Marie MrFadlen, t'atl.riro l'ni; Ait. Clara Muehlman. Lillian Hrnki'l, Virginia Brown. Mai -srate Alio Bertha Spunnan. Lillian Wi-nint:. Alice Bird, Kvelyn Bualy. Sadie Crer-nberg, Iretta Lingo. Kit it. Ii Buetmer, Annette M. Smith. Veroru Ckdhill. Mollie Goodman. Minnie Mar. l.ack, Avin Abhott. Vera Zachman, Cecelia Surdyk. Mai y Thornton. enevic Voting. Rva Wyhnrn, " Hern We Orint an.! ruhny others. Any young lady

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Saturday Specials

MEN'S DRESS SHOES a q $3.00 values . . . Hr.VO MEN'S DRISS SHOES r-n $.0.00 values P .OU JORK SHOES to A good value at . . ... . . . . O V Others up to $5.00 LADIES OXFORDS 7C $8.00 Pump at . . . O Latest models. V,XADIES' OXFORDS .Wo still have a few $7.50 values that we O Cf s will close out at . ipO.OU Louis heels. tCANVAS OXFORDS Theo Tie Canvas Oxfords .. , f0 El( Canvas Strap Pumps .....' . VOU - CHILDREN'S OXFORDS White Canvas Ankle Strap Pumps, sizes to f QQ 2. special at .......... U 1 SO

CHILDREN'S SANDALS 4-Strap Roman Sandals, sizes 5Yz to 8. .

Baby sizes. 3 to 5. $1.59. PLAY OXFORDS Children's Play Oxfords and Barefoot San- d 1 OJ? dais, sizes 5 to 8 . 4 00 Sizes 8'y to 11, $1.45. BOYS' KEDS

Sizes iy2 to 5J4. $3; 2V2 to 2. $2.75. 0 OC

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Little gents' sizes ,

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Standard Shoe Store 234 EAST STATE STREET : : HAMMOND Let the Standard Name Be Your Gide

may enter the contest b ippmig to Mr. W. .1. O'Brien al the Moose Home. Never before in the history of Hammond !mi such a monster organization ;.s 1 he ' World's Fair Showc exhibited here md all lovers of clean wNh iio. amusement 111 be on hand to participate In ihiH history-ina kihg evtiit. The tented city tatrlcf-- fifteen mora hows of every description, five modern riding de ices, sensational free af.--. concert bands and numerom

merchanuist booth. Lack of spacej permits only a Irief treatise of thci

show and the Loyal Ordr of Moose Is i to be cmphmented oo negotiating I with Dr. l'odaon !

"Say. Bill, did you get your book ot tickets on the flivver?" Hundreds "f members ate pausing- th good word along. Belling shares at 10 cents on the Ford touring car. fully equipped with starter. All Hammond Is taking advantage of this offer and memurr are e!i Hg- hundreds of tickets. The yoiintr tadi.-s coniFetlnic in th Queen's conte.-i o, cupy the limelight as ticket seller.-, the Misses Florence Becker and tVoii Abblett org-anizinK teams Jitnona their triend-s with excellent re. suits. Monday evenjnjf promptly at 7.0 p. m. the hilarious celebration start.- and continues for one solid week. Be tbei-:!

a damage ru.l filed today in tne Hammond superior court. The piaintiff is Mias Oaiolla Unterberger. Mis UnterberKer says that Kline assaulted her and beat her cruelly on lec. .21. All of her teeth were knocked out and she was badly bruised from the b)ow; She asks for $5,000 dampen. McAleer. Iorsey & Giilett of Hammond re attorney for the plaintiff.

EX-WHITING COP ALLEGED HOLDUP J ohn Connolly Accused in Whiting Police Court With M. Dunbar WHITIVO. Ind., May 1 2.-John Connelly, until thi week removed, a member of the Wihtting; police force, and Maxin Dunbar, alias Dalton, appeared in the Whiting city court to answer to the chara-e of highway robbery, bvnneily and Dalton, both residents of StieirUti Park, had a;one to the Standard Oil camp where as the story Koea they attempted to hold up Nick Tiolha about midnight. Connelly helJ the gun up to Dolha and In the scuffle which ensued th revolver went off shooting rolha through the forearm. He knocked the gun from Connolly's hand end then picked it up and started to j?hoot, firing three shots at the would-be highwaymen, all of w hie however, missed them. When the gun was seen In the victims hands Connelly and Dunbar both made hasty retreat. The affair was at once reported al the Wiitin? police station and as soon, as the revolver was seen it was recognized as Connelly's. Sergeant Muilaney went to the Connelly home about 1 a. ni. and found him to be In bed. He was brought to the station and locked up. Dunbar ,later fceing arretted by Officers Parker and Kilcuilen. Connelly has been on the poUce force only a few months, he replacing Officer Satterfield, who resiarneJ. He Is married having three children. Dunbar Is single, and both men evidently were not in an altogether responsible condition, this happening on Con-, nelly's day ofT. At the trial both men were bonded over to the criminal court on 12.000 bond, upon the furnishing of which buth were released.

May 12. Stocks, clos-

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GARY MAN MADE DEFENDANT Benjamin Kline. Jl "vTest Eleventh avenue. Gary, was made defendant in

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ing prices: American Car and Fdry Amerlcun Locomotive American .Steel Fdry. .. American Tel and Tel. . Baldwin Locomotive .. Bethlehem Steel B ., Corn Products Krie Lrfu-kawanna Steel ..... Midvale Steel Ohio Cities Om Pressed Steel Car Republic Iron and Steel Texas Co Cnlted States Steel Willys Overland Sinclair Oil

CHICAGO PHOD1CE. BUTTER Creamery extra, 31c; firsts. ibHSQe; packlag stock, 122 lie. EGGS Receipts, 20,611 cases; miscellaneous 20fe21c; ordinary frets. lVs22o; extra. 23-2 4c; dirties, lsc. UVE POULTRY Turkeys. 83c; chicken. 30o; roosters, 15c; gese, 3 6 H lsc: ducks. 3c. POTATOES liecelpts, 30 car; north ern white -lacked nd bulk, $11.16; Texas triumphs, racked. $46 4.80; Florida No. 1. $9 per barrel. VEAl 50 to 0 lba. 9i. 70 to 0 lb., 10 11c; 0 to 110 lbs.. U SI 3c; fancy, 14o: over weight kidneys; 140 to 175 lbs.. 6 7cCHICAGO CASH ORAM. WHEAT Xo. 1 red. $1.47H; No. 2 red. $1.47I61.47H No. 1 bard winter, J1.62US l.53lic; N'o. 2 hard wiater. $1.48 S1.504 ; No. 1 nor. spring, $1.65; No. 2 nor. spring, $1.63; No. 'i spring. $185H. CORN No 3 mixed. 6l'i$S2c; No. 2 white, 62f6mc; No. 2 yellow, 611 62Hc: "So. 3 mixed. 60&60Hc; No. 4 white 6S60c; No. 3 yellow, Sl&Sf 62o; No. 6 mixed, 6!c. OATS No. 2 white. S9tS40c; No. 3 white, 39c; No. 3 white. 33c. CHICAGO I.IVKSTOOK HOOtj Receipts. 2.0')0 market fairly active, strong to lOe higher; bulk, $8.45'3 8.90; top $9; heavy weight $8.40 fS.8.75; medium weight. $8.65g8.90. CATTLK Receipts. 9.000; market generally steady: beef steer, choice snd prime, JS.SO'a 9.75; medium and good. S"ij-'8.0; light weight. $7.25ig8; good and choice $8.50 'i& 9.60; common and medium. $8.8.50. fHTEEP Rece!itn 10,000; marget lmbf, 015c higher; sheep steady; l&jnbs. 84 Jbs. down. $10.75 3112.25; lambs, 85 lbs. up, $10.50 12; iambs culls and common. JS'SlO.oO.

GARY HEARS OF NEW BANKING DEAL

In a deal which was consumsted la.-, night. t'i Gary Trust snd Ssvlngs

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Men, here is an opportunity to save 25 on high grade merchandise it nukes no difference whether you want a nifty suit, a stylbh hat or a classy pair of shoes. We urge you to call during this big two-weeks Removal Sale and save many dollars. Our B4w store, 93 State Street (next door to Jake Schloer & Son), will be ready for occupancy about May 25. In the meantime, don't forget to attend our money-saving Removal Sale our prices will please you. Call early and get the best bargains.

Men's Suits MEN'S 2-PANTS SUITS Regular values up to $30.00. g 1 Q CQ Special sale price. MEN'S SUITS Values fcO A CO

Haberdashery Hats and Caps

to $35. Sale price . . .

MEN'S SUITS Values up to $40.00. all blues and blacks. OQ (1 Special Sale price. iS JJ MEN'S SUITS in latest patterns, such as heringbone, pin stripes, and hair line. Values up to $60.00. tA Kf) This sale at iJ xJx J J Union Suits $ 1 .50 NAINSOOK UNION QQ SUITS Re mova! Sale price . . $3 AND $3.50 PAJAMAS 1 QC Special at &lVO

MEN'S MADRAS OR PERCALE SHIRTS Regularly $2 and $2.50. fl OQ Removal Sale price IMPORTED MADRAS SHIRTS Regular $3.50 and $4 values. 0 C

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MEN'S SOFT HATS QC $2.85 and 7,0

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MEN'S CAPS 95c, $1.25 and .

$2.00

Silk Shirts SILK AND CREPE SHIRTS Our $8.00 and $9.00 values. Cf? C 1C Sale price . Men's Hose REGULAR 50c LISLE HOSE All colors. Special for Removal O O Sale, per pair 6Jt

$1.00 SILK HOSE All colors. Sale price

Work Shoes MEN'S SOLID LEATHER WORKING -0ES- $2.25 rer pair

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Bank of which iiary 1. Arnold la the president, purchased the International Trust and Savings Bank, located t 677 Broadway, Oary. Edgar C. Selby is president of the latter institution. ..Mr. Arnold waa out of the city this morning and could not be reached. However, Mr. Selby verified the merging of the two banks but stated that ha would he unable to give, any of th details until Air. Arnold returns. The consideration awn not learned. It is understood that there is no state banking law In which two banking Institutions can cfmsolldste and therefore the deal vu closed last night by which the Gary Trust and Savings Bank purchased th International In order that they will be atsl to merge at a later date. It La rumored that the transaction will become effective about Saturday of tills week.

ATTENTION ARMY MULE DRIVERS; PARTY TONITE

Mule drivers attention! All young men who were In any way responsible for the care, up-keep behavior and disposition of a mule !n the 141st field artillery A. E. F. are invited to Jimmy Stanton's party tonight. Stanton who Is manager of the Rlalto Musical Comedy Company will entertain a number of 141st artillery men at a performance of "The Sunshine Girl" this evening at th Orpheum and at a fish dinner later. Stanton met an old artillery pal on the street the other day and the two found a third. They were together at Camp Da Coetqutdan. Franca, where Stanton organized a glee chib and made a tour of twenty-one days for the Red Cross and the "V". Stanton has programs and stories In The Stars and Stripes and the regimental paper. The Salva. to show for the endeavor. The glee club gave five performances in a "V hut on ChTistmas Day, 1919. Also at Camp De. Sooge.

BRITISH PRESS TICKLED PINK IONDON, May 13. Acceptance of the allied ultimatum by Germany was hailed with satisfaction by the ritlsih press todav, but the prevail intr. note of the comment waj a warning to wait and see whether the word of the reic.hFtag will bo promptly hnoif.). Extracts from ed.torial in the Sealing London newspapers foKow: "Providing Of rirniti y discharges he obligations it will be the first tirm since th -war hraan. Theoretically the slate is now cienn between the allies and Oermany." The p.nly Xc--.vs.

COL. HARVEY RECEIVED BY KING

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IO.NIKJ.N. May 12. Co:, tie vy. new American ambus-.-.!" land, was rec-ived In audieti..-. 'I'-'ir? r- B;c U ; nb Coi. Har y j-.re5fTi! -.i 'his i c i fir n t ; ,(-. Tiie Ariici u-an !irp').-i-f1or ried to jind - i "'ii 1-, . , -ikm roy.-il .Jtyte c.

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Woman Acquitted of Starving Husband HETtKIMEK, N. T.. May 13. Mrs. Jennie Werner was today acquitted of fompllcity in the murder of her husband. Henry Werner, near Illon, T T. on the night of Feb. 21. The jury returned its verdict after having been out more than 12 hours. Mrs. Werner w-ept with Joy when the foreman of the jury read the verdict. She was charged with being an accomplice of R-itger B. Werder, -who was recently found guilty- of first degree murder for the death of Henry Werner.

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To those who are buying only what they actui'i"

need, we invite your perusal of these items, cut

to the core, for Friday and Saturday:

Stylish Suits i $18 ,to $32.53 Top Coats $19.510 $27.50 Trousers $2.95 to $4.95 Work Pants $1.50, $2jC0 and $2.53 Shirts 95c to .$1.95 Silk Shirts f. y. $4.95 Men's Fine Grade B. V. D.s . . . .s. . . . 89c Union Suits ......... $1.19 Hose, 2 pair for .;... . . .l 25c Silk Plaited Hose, per pair . ... . .. . . 39c Silk Wash Ties, three for ,-$1.00 Fancy Belts f. . . 43c Fine Felt Hats J ,..$3.45 Cloth Hats . $2.45 Straw Hats, as low as $2.00 Caps, men's and boys $1.00 HANDKERCHIEFS IT Large size, each

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Jc Sugar53 7c Pure White Fine Granulated HAMS SKINNED SUGAR CURED HAMS 10 to 12 lb. average, regular 35c value ; very special while 1 .000 pounds last, whole or 28 C half only, per lb. SUMMER SAUSAGE Miller & 3 0 C Harts, per SLICED DRIED BEEF CflPer lb. OUC SWIFTS PREMIUM BOILED HAM 5QC BREAKFAST BACONSwifVs or , 28 c Hatelys, per lb. , COFFEE OUR SPECIAL COFFEE 3 0 C Per lb. ...... mnm"Wi TIP, TOP COFFEE 25 C Per lb. .. . ...... --m. .j. GILT . EDGE COFFEE 40 C Per lb. i.iM. ...... (Absolutely the best coffee in town at any price; freshly roasted and ground as you want it.) BUTTER GILT EDGE TUB BUTTER No 7 C need to say more. Per lb.. ..... PRINT BUTTER 39 C Per lb. --. ---". - -- JELKE'S GOOD LUCK 46 C 2 lbs. . ....... CLUB HOUSE PEANUT BUTTER 20 C Per lb, . .-. ...... LARD Swift's Pure Leaf Lard, bulk or cartons, per lb. . . .t.m..... .... HATELY PURE LARD 1 2 C FISH IMPORTED PORTUGUESE SARDINE g c In pure olive oil, at AMERICAN SARDINES Cotton seed g c oil. at ... FANCY RED SALMON Qdr 1 all cans FANCY PINK SALMON 16c Tall cans

EGGS STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 26 C Per dozen COOKIES GINGER SNAPS An Per lb LEMON COOKIES 20 C Per lb . H. FIG NEWTONS " OA. Per lb sS-VC JLK7... ...... 20c GRAHAM DAINTIES OR CRISPO ?Q CRACKERS AVi lb. tin at UQC SYRUPS RED KARO SYRUP .'fiC' 10 lb. pail BLUE KvR0 SYRUP "CQP 10 lb. pail ...OC BLUE KARO SYRUP OfIK nail OLfC j id. pan . . . . . . j. . . . . . . . RED KARO SYRUP 5 lb. pail OtJC PURITAN MALT AND HOPS OCr 2 for $1.65; pkg . .DJ FANCY WHOLE BEETS 1 6c Per can FANCY RED KIDNEY BEANS 1 C Per can , . 1 C FANCY SPINACH Large cans. OO Per can .. DILL PICKLES In dill liquor, noth- OQ ing finer, large cans JXJK CANDY PEANUT KISSES 25 C 2 lbs. for CHOCOLATE ALMOND BARS Ar Per bar C FLOUR SWANSDOWN 39 c Per pkg. ...... ....... GOLD MEDAL OR CERESOTA bbl. $1.25; y4 bbl TCI $2.40; '2bbl 1 J SOAP P. 6x G. SOAP 57c 1 0 bars for . . -i ......... LARGE IVORY SOAP 1 2 C Per bar IVORY SOAP FLAKES 1 Or Perpkg.

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