Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 28 July 1921 — Page 17

Thursday, Julv 28, 1021.

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YES SIR, THIS IS ALSO A SPLENDID SUMMER RESORT

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"We have Lake, Dunes, Fish Restaurants and 'er hem, a idttle Something to Drink, Sir. i Wll, ladlos and gentlemen, whtt'll you have in the way o fcmus.mentl How about a little fish or frosrleg Jlnnr, or maybe a sisht-seelnfc trip to the dup.ef. or say a dip in the cool blue waters of Lake Mic-'.iigan? No? Then why not take in a good (h.w or Just run over to one of our UtTrrter resorts and loaf around? You dnn't care for that eitherT Want somrthiny txeltinK? Try m6torcycl or automobile ra.crp. Take a trip In an aaroplane. Stick e round few d&ys and s-e a real boxins exhibition. It's out of .season to hunt ducks now but you can rind fishirtff aplenty. .And shhh !:! If you happen to belong to the old school that muit have a nip occasionally to make it a day well, there's West Hammond just across the line, where you breast up to the bar, hook a brogan over the brass rail and name your poison, be It etherized beer of unmentionable percenVafte; straight red lleker or moonshine. Now. now, don't Set excited. There's morr to1 tell and besides you can't run away and leave the 'omen here alone. .Nobody Evrr Barred Her. These preliminary ramblln.sra have Just enumerated a few of the reasons why to many Lake county people spend their summers at home Instead of rushing; off to remote parts in search of relief from the ennui of warm weather. Speaking of sirht-seelnR trips. The county's guest? ttrday wfll be jfiven a brief look-In on some of the most Interesting scenes to be found. They can't be duplicated in Indiana. Take the trip tlirougrh the Gary steel" mills. Th-at's a treat reserved for editors, legislators and special occasions. The common dub ifn't permitted to go In the-re whenever he wants to so it must not be counted on the list of always avallables. But the dunes are always open. It's too bad the bill" of fare permits only a frllmpse of this most interesting part of Indiana. If the brief visit only inr spires that feeling of awe and admiration which ilways grips one on the first sight and which deepens as the acquaintance broadens it will mean much for the movement afoot to have the stretch of dune country set aside as the playground of the nation and state. Befallen f No tare. A hurried visit, even in mid-summer when the region is at the height of its exotic beauty, can give the beholden only a scant idea or the grandeur of this marvelous- work of nature wherein may be found species of plants from every corner of the world and other species found nowhere else. Here is brought together in one of nature' paradoxical whims the, flora and fauna of arctic region and e.quator, the mountain and 'the plain, fertile fields and desert wastes. But enough of that. You've heard of the dunes before, no doubt, and It's certain you'll be back again ojid spend & week or more there. Folks who like summer resorts will go a long way before they hit one which v-ill suit better than Cedar Lake. There they will find boating. fishing and other amusement features r -i '

and above all a clean, wholesome moral atmosphere. Chicago sends a contingent of Us bo.st poople to cottages owned along the lake and scores of Lake county people maintain summer homes Ihere. - Over at Miller beach, on Luke Michigan. nnoUicr larre summer colony la growing. fown along the KanRtken river are more summer homes. " It's a nice, place to live and the fishing "is great. Thh later In the season comes the shooting whiOsh is always Jfood for the river marshes are one of the s-topping points of the migratory birds. From the Indiann-Illinoi.'' state line, east to Michigan City, the Ink short Is dotted with ome of the finest bath Ing beaches f the country. Hammond, Whiting. Indiana Harbor and Oary have improved these bathlns places with fine bath; houses and picnic accommodations. Each city maintains a piirk at its lake front. The Krnioo Pish Restaurant. At the Hammond lake front, where the convergence of streets yivep the name of Five Points. Is found the cluster of famous fish restaurants. These are recllid by all who hve ever visited Han-.mond for the quality of food and service has attained wide

Hammond. and Whiting bathing bch'ea. At Sheffield, nearby, an ex army avUtor make passenger aero p!an flights daily. For lovers of the movlo and vaude vllle all of the cities havo excellent show houses. Hammond leads the region as well as the rest of the state with its new rarthenon theater, erected at a cost of $600,000. Seating 1.500, Ulra-m.'.iern in every repeet. it Is today Indiana's most beautiful theatt-r and rivals the best of Chicago. If you

' wish i-omethlng heavier or even lighter In the way of a pliy, Chicago, with j its theaters. Is just across the west

fenc. Open Air flavin Skowa, Kast Chicago offers open air box. Ing bouts- monthly. In the ring: ar foujKl the best ontendprs Of flat inn a und at tv ringside may be seen follower:of the sport from all over northern Indiana. southern Michigan and Chicago. Whiting also has an ojHn sir arena in which simile affairs are staged pccassionally. In winter the athletic clubs carry on the sports. Autemolile and motorcycle meet are almost weekly event in the region. Well kept tracks on which exciting card arc run are located at Ho by. Crown Tolnt and Hobart In Lake county, and at 1'nrtef. just oyer the line in Porter county. All draw large crowds. There jfiiu have it. Just a snack of one may find going on in the Calumet region. Each year ecs more parkr., rtiore" p6uvafd. greater improvement of existing pleasure facilities and the sddltian of new ones.

MODEL OF POWERFUL GUN IS USED TO "SHOOT" RIVETS INTO PLATES OF STEEL

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loTentor Miller Reea Hutchinaon drlrlnj ritets with model of the mart I gutu That the working mode! ef the new marvel iron, invented by Dr. Miller Roece Kutehineon nd Hodi-on Maxim, hs considerable of the terrific power ot the run itself is shown by the above demonstration. Dr. Hutchinson is ''shooting' three-inch bolts of half inch diameter through steel plating. The jrun model resembles the common cornpressed sir riveter in tnanr respect. The run itself will shoot a fiveton projectile from 200 to 300 miles and travel from one to three m!er second.

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Hundreds of fine wool suits the broken lots of our Spring and Summer stocks. Suits that sold up to nearly, double the sale prices. Large selections for young men, youths and men of all proportions regulars, stouts, shorts and longs. A sale in a class by itself. $30 Suit Values Regular Spring and Summer stock of Men's and fl.! Q Ctrl Young Men's Suits. $25 and $30 values, at . . . , A V $35 Suit Values Regular Spring and Summer stock of Men's and 00 CCf! Young Men's Suits. $35 values, at .......... $45 Suit Values Regular Spring and Summer stock of Mens and fl? O Q ff Young Men's Suits. $45 values, at $50 Sut Values Regular Spring and Summer stock of Men's and $JQQ 00 Young Men's Suits. $50 and $55 values, at . . . V At Less than Maker's Cost Young Men's Suits at $ 10 Offered at this low price are broken lots of suits that we are anxious to dispose of. Suits for the high school boys and young men. Light and medium weights. Sizes 32 to 38.

Great Clearance of Boys' Summer Clothes

Norfolk Suits with 2-pair Trousers

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Our Entire Stock of Boys' Norfolk Suits Greatly Reduced to $gjs $j0js $i2J Many oithe suits 9ffered in thU sale are reduced to less than one-half of their regular value. Practically all suits have two pair of tiousers. Sixes range from 6 to 18 years Be sure and take advantage of this money-saving opportunity. . We Continue Our Greatest TROUSER. SALE

Clearance of Boys' Palm Beach Suits $12.95 Yalucs at $8.95

Boys Wash Trousers . . ." 6Sc Boys Khaki Trousers .69c Boys' Sport Shirts .$1.00 Boys Collar Attached Shirts . 95c Boys' Sport Blouses - 59c Boys' Union Suits . '. 50c Boys' Standard Blouses ........ .75c Boys' Summer Caps . r $100 Boys Jazz Caps 15c

WITH VALUES GREATER THAN EVER FOR MEN Prices at About One-Half. Sizes From 28 to 50.

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MEN'S KHAKI TROUSERS (Sues to 50 Waut) $1.29

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Sand and gray shades. A big lot of remarkable values. C Et Q Special at ...........

Men's Sport Shirts Athletic Union Suits

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Cooper, Wilson Bros, and other high erade makes. Values to OQ$2. On sale at W

Men's Work Shirts Blue, collar attached. Sizes 1412 to 1 7. Full sizes. 59c V: Men's Dress Shirts Light percales. Sizes 14 to 18. With neckband. $1.35 values. 88c Men's Cotton Hose Combed yarn hose, black and colors. Our 35c number. Per pair, 19c Men's Underwear Knit Union Suits, ribbed, ecru, short sleeves,' ankle length. Sizes "34 "to 46. Special at

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