Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 19 July 1921 — Page 7

Tuesday. Julv ID. 1921.

I HE TIMES. PAGE SEVEN

"DICK'S" GOOD IRK PUTS 1500 IN COPS PENSION FUND

A pair of fi i tomohilo thieves started f,tr Watsrka, II'.. in eharxo of the siicriff uf Irijiiuoia county, t&is nioininir. unci the Hammond po!icu put JjtV4 into thiir pension furtf,' a the result of some food work on th part of detectives Singer and K'.ns !. Saturday afternoon. The men ar- Iau! Kickett. alias Lou;? Halif r and T. Muore -137 East LaSu):? St.. .South Tlend. ami fete Euenasowici, 13u9 aoutli Chapin street. South IU-nl. They wt re arr' :-tt-d on suspicion at the Carlfton hotel, on I'lummtr ave., Mhen acctdrntly discovered there '-y the detectives vho were in M'aich "I a thief who wan reported to have-Moi-en a suit of clothes. teinsele and SiiiKfr entered the hotel and were looking through the rooms, when they came upon the two men lying on a hd. They (juestiotud them, as they had everyone they h;td found, about the sniit which they were search1nj? for. The answers were suspieous. The men .-.-aid they had come to Hammond on the South Shore. The desk clerk said they had come by auto, and had asked for a private parage for their machine. The men were taken to the station, and the officers began a search nmons the records for stolen cars. In the squeal book whs a notation of a call from Watseka. reporting the theft of a Reo touring ear the nisht before. Tho car which the suspected pair were drivlnfr answered to the description of the m!:sing' machine. After a little questioning- they adnutted the theft, and the Sheriff of Iroquois county was notified. He came this irnrnlns and took the car and the prisoners back with him. leaving behind. This is one of the largest sinsrle donations ever received tor the police pension fund. The officers have established the custom of jriv'ns all rewards' to the fund.

Tht International Keform I5ure.nl. aided by a half dozen south Jersey churches and welfare organization . laid out u. comprehensive program i:i meeting:4- here tduy. "The political burial" of Gov. U".dwai Js ts .lemandod, ad. u.uatc and filling pun is iinient for every person concertied in directinx the n nii'.'.-y-t'ar-p.-ntier n.Ut is asked and Attorn ey- !. neral Dnuxliert y t.4 petitioned to ;-ut.trt the Kod ..bury net. prohibiting interstate shiputent of films uf boxin-i contests.

JAPAN IS TO ACCEPT INVITATION

FIGHTING AGAINST PRE FIGHTING

CAMDEN. X. J., July IS. The fiRht aRamst prize-flhtlns: is on in earnest.

tin i i.ivri. I.OMON, July IN II in re-ported in tin- UiKhcst authority In Toklo tli.it Jiipun will accept unconditionally l'rosident Hnrdlna'it Invitation to nn international Coiifcrene in M a 4 i nitton, unld nn nrbsuitr teletrniu dipiitcli from Toklo today. jHinn, added the- dUpnteli, will dleusH Vnp Inland, the Shnntuntt IVnlnhuIii. filberia nid t'hlnn, hut will reserve the riitut to bring up hv qiientiou later on. rY DUKE N. PARRY STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SERVICE! H.'.-pyris-ht by International

Xews Service.) TilKlO, July 18- Japan favor an International Conference in disarmament and Far Eastern qu .4't ions and probably would have ca!b d such a meet in herself if conditions have been !:vora.le, according4 to Councillor Hayashi, of the KoreiifU office today The forvign office ataehea said that .Japan is most anxious to know if immigration to South and Central America will be discussed. He added lie believe.! the Yap Island and Shantunar question had no place In the conference hecaime sufficient time would intervene for direct negotiations on those matters before the Hardin- conference meets. This is the first interview from the Japanese Foreign Off nee since President Hardin issued his call. The Councillor emphasized the fact that he was expressing only his personal views, but. because of his clo.-'e relations with Viscount Uchida. the foreign .minister, it is believed that the statement reflect the views of the foreign mlnistr.

Summers' PreSCriptlOIlS Summers' We submit thefollowing reason why you should bring your prescriptions to our pharmacy: First Our Prescription Department is the thing we take most pride in, because it is the professional side of our business. We give the most careful attention to it, because we are dealing with the health of our fellow beings. We therefore allow no one to prepare a medicine or fill a prescription but a registered pharmacist who is a college graduate. He fully realizes the responsibilities of his work and will follow the doctor's orders accurately.

HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY BARGAINS TO ILLUSTRATE THE SAVINGS TO YOU

50c Limestone Phosphate-1- , Rebuilding Sale price ' . 15c Para wax Rebuilding Sale price $1.25 Ideal Malt and Hops Rebuilding Sale price 35c Energine Rebuilding Sale price $1.25 Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Rebuilding Sale price 35c Pitcher's Castoria Rebuilding Sale price $1.50 Beef, Iron and Wine Rebuilding Sale price $1.00 Borden's Malted Milk ' Rebuilding Sale price 50c Camphor Menthol Cream Rebuilding Sale price $1.00 Squibb's Liquid PetroleumRebuilding Sale price 25c Shoes Polish All kinds and all colors. Rebuilding Sale price 50c Drake's Glessco Cough and Croup RemedyRebuilding Sale price 75c Theatrical Cold Cream Rebuilding Sale price 25c Colgate's Talcum Powder Rebuilding Sale price

37c 9c 93c 2 9 c 89c 1 9c 98c 79c 34c 61c lie 37c 49c

A GREAT BIG COLD SODA OR SUNDAE FOR A DIME Your Choice of Fruit Flavors. Tax 1c. Our soda dishes, glasses and spoons are WASHED and RINSED in HOT water. See our electric dish washer in operation. We Give S. and H. Green Trading Stamps FREE DELIVERY

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FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC

HOHMAN STncarSTATE. HAMMOND.IND

State and Solii Sts.

Hammond Indiana

The People's Store

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STARTING WEDNESDAY, JULY 2Gth, for lO Days

Through the entire summer the prevailing prices of this store have always been incomparably low. Commencing tomorrow, Wednesday, and continuing the rest of the month, we have added further reductions creating values so remarkable as to almost surpass belief. We reserve the right to limit quantities.

BATHING SUITS LESS 20 All Men's and Ladies' Bathing the Regular Price, Less 20

Bed Sheets 81x90 inches, wide hem, good quality and seamless.

Unbleached Muslin 5c yd 36 inches wide, soft texture, medium quality, for household purposes. .

Remnants . 15c - Including Dress Ginghams, Percales, Suitings, and Muslins.

Hosiery Children's Hose 10c pr. Slightly imperfect, in black and white, broken sizas; 19c values. Ladies Hose 19c pr. Excellent quality, fast black, dfl sizes, 35c values. Children's Fancy Sox, 29c pr. All sizes, in a pretty variety of wanted shades. Chiffon Silk Hose, $2.39 pr. Black only, in the popular quality for late summer; $3.25 values. Ladies' Silk Hose, $1.19 Regular $1.50 and $1.75 values, in black, white or cordovan. Notions

DRESS SNAPS Special at DARNING COTTON Special, 2 for SAFETY PINS Special at PEARL BUTTONS Special at RUBBER PANTS Special at HAIR NETS Special at HOOKS AND EYES Special at

3c 5c 3c 39c 8c 8c

J.&P. Coats Thread 6c each 1 50 yd. Spools Black or White

Silks Wash Goods and Domestics.

SATIN MESSALINE 36 inch wide, in a beautiful range of ? " A Q

wanted shades. Ysrd.

CREPE DE CHINE 40 inches wide, in a wide range of pretty shades and an excellent quality of 6? l 2Q cloth. Per yard P I J2 BARONETTE SATIN 40 inch wide, a beautiful range of colors, including white. Specially priced, 00 SATIN DUCHESS 36 inches wide, in black only. Excellent quality, and

beautiful lustre, cial, per yard.

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$1.69

SATIN FRANCAIS 36 inches wide, black only. Guaranteed for two seasons' wear. Special, fit O -7C

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MEN'S OVERALLS AND JUMPERS Plain blue denim and striped, good quality ; the $ 1 .50 sell- & 1 1Q er. Special at J X 1 7 ATHLETIC SUITS All sizes, in a

67c

BLACK CHARMEUSE 40 inches wide, tape edge, fine lustre ; for beautiful dresses. Special, 6 O QQ peryaVd &UO BEAUTY Slfk 36 inches wide, in a host of colors for dainty 5 A lingerie and dresses. Yard . GEORGETTE CREPE 36 Inches wide, in pretty printed designs. This cloth has a cotton warp. I?Q Per yard JU C FRENCH SERGE 40 inches wide, all-wool in black, brown, navy and copen. Specially priced, J -0 STORM SERGE 36 inches wide, all

wool in wanted dark shades. Per yard

BLUE SERGE 54 inches wide, in dark blue only, closely woven, substantial quality ; $1.75 QO, values. Per yard vl WOOL SUITINGS 54 inches wide, in novelty checks, including black and white; $3.50 $9 fiQ values. Per yard.... VSJU

SATEEN LINING 36 inches wide, all colors including black. OQ Per yard FANCY SATEEN 36 'inches wide, in beautiful floral designs. AOhf Per yard DRESS PERCALE 36 inches wide, standard cloth, dark and 1 -light shades. Per yard ... A APRON GINGHAM 27 inches wide, all good checks, fast color, best quality. Per yard . ..." FRENCH VOILES 40 inches wide, in a beautiful range of O wanted checks. Per yard. DRESS GINGHAMS 27 inches wide, beautiful patterns, excellent 1 Q -quality. Per yard SUMMER VOILES 40 inches wide, dark patterns, pretty de- 00 signs. Per j'ard SKIRTING MADRAS 32 inch wide. pretty stripes, soft finish. OQ Per yard PLISSE CREPE Plain or figured best quality, 30 inch wide. OQ Per yard V G BLOOMER SATIN 36 inches wide,

dark colors, beautiful finish. Q C

Per yard

TALMADGE SILKS 36 inches wide, high shades for afternoon ?Q or evening. Per yard. ... J DOTTED SWISS 36 inches wide, in pretty patterns and shades. (CQn Per yard 07C HANDKERCHIEF ZEPHYR 32 inch wide, all colors, soft finish. A Per yard WHITE DIMITIES 27 inches wide,

small and medium checks. Per yard

WHITE SHIRTING 36 and 45 inch wide, gabardine weight. Per yard C

19c

Domestics

HOPE MUSLIN 36 inches wide, full bleached, no dressing. Per 1 A n yard I nr C SHAKER FLANNEL 27 inch wide, double fleece, full bleached. 1 C Per yard lijC TABLE OILCLOTH 45 inch wide, bet quality, unbreakable. Q Per yard BLEACHED MUSLIN Yard wide, a good medium quality, full 1 O bleached. Per yard. .... A C CURTAIN MARQUISETTE 36 inch wide, white or ecru, tape 1 O edge. Per yard A-ti'L MERCERIZED DAMASK-64 inches wide, heavy quality, pretty JQ designs. Per yard xJZJk TABLE PADDING 50 inches wide, double fleece, heavy qual- 20 ity. Per yard OJC BUNGALOW CRETONNE 36 inches wide, in pretty dark shades. 1 Q . Per yard IOC Women's Corsets 95c Back lace, pink coutil, medium bust. Hair Ribbon, 25c yd. 5 to 6 inches wide, satin stripe, moire quality. Torchon Lace 3c yd. A wide range of beautiful patterns of new laces. Muslin Underwear We received another shipment of ladies undermuslin's in a beautiful selection of salesmen's samples. All at less than wholesale.

LADIES' BLOUSES 20 off ' Any Blouse In Our Stock the Regular Price less 20 per cent

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good quality of nainsook, for hot weather. Each. .

MEN'S SHIRTS Plain blue, extra good quality, union made. QO Special at MEN'S SHIRTS Navy blue with polka dot, and includes 1 CLk two stiff collars. Each

mix uncterwi

Ladies Union Children's Comb. Waist Suits, 49c and Bloomer, 69c

Band top, wide or tight knee ; 59c and 65c quality, at 47c.

Made of nainsook, a cool, comfortable quality, selling usually at 89c.

Ladies' Vests, 19c S:ty' band tops' and sclling

Men's Wear KHAKI TROUSERS All sizes, in a good soft material, (2 1 QQ union made. Ver pair. KNIT UNION SUITS Fine ribbed, in white or ecru, short or long QCp sleeves. Each CANVAS GLOVES Medium heavy quality, gauntlets. Special, 1 f per pair WASH TIES Plain white, heavy qualtiy, extra long. Spe- 1 C Cl&I C3cH MEN S HOSE Black, cordovan or grey, excellent quality, all O C PmA J W er pair w w

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