Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 71, Hammond, Lake County, 13 September 1921 — Page 12

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THE TIMES Tuesday, September 13, 1921

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lawtenoa Hay Lruk.i taken to M-rcy hospital last Friday B'.tfr.t. Ho has not been In good health -for ome time. He had a serious heir orrha.g,.?. IK; TviiS ono of Ross township's, soliilera V'iJi ver.Meas, and gassed twice. Tied Cross nurse visited our town on Sat- ' Trustee Boyd is takLng- it up v,:h Crown Point Red Crosa to try to Pf t htm in a. Red Cross hos-pital. Too h?M as haven't a Rn1 Cross hospital cl"S;-r at hand. IKr.ry Xu.-hl was r.ot ab'. to attend the South Bend district meeting last Thursday, on account of too much wcr.c on the farm. On account of the rain. Lincoln High way was not finished last week and the yub.;e had to detour around the tawn. -Rev. McCutchen will .spend MonJiy lr. Griffith, looking after tha interest of tha new M. E. Church. T.iere was not a very large crowd out to church last Sunday on account of th roads being so torn up. Mr. Wm. Pratt is excavating for ftta basement for iiis now house on Broadway. There was a moving picture show at the school house last Friday evening. It was thought at one time that some of the people out of town would have: to remain in town all night, not bcIng able to get out of town. Mr. Rau Bothw.?K. Herbert Saxton. and Geo. Baker, left Monday morning f-r Eagle Laka. Mich., on a 0sh:ng trip. John Bltzer !s dHvinar a new Ford. The school enrollment Is about 100. S-nie of the children have to walk into t own as the buses cannot get In.

Mr and Mrs. Wm. Erlney of Loa Angclea, Cai.. who ora motoring frora Ljos Angeles to Pittsburgh, stopped over Sunday at the home of Mr. and itra. Carl iBrlney of this piace. The Fall Festival held at St. Brldgot'o closed last Saturday evening and was a grand success. The ladles served about 700 suppers. The main priuei were won by the following: H. C. Scheldt, large doll, No. 89; Herman Cash. Hocking Chair, No. 169; Frank Horn, Valparaiso, quilt, No. 42; Marie Scheldt, Child's Outfit, No. S6; Tom Sullivan, Electric Iron. No. 140; Edward Dcoling, Jar peanuts. No. 93; Mrs. Plerfon. jar hazenuts. No. 171; William Watk'ns, umbrella. No. 20; Roy Hillman, vjuilt. No. 23; Mrs. J. A. Clark, scarf. No. 11; Mis.s Clare Fck, flower basket. No. 2S; Mrs. Adamilson, qoke and quilt. No. 337; R, R. Peddlcord. crochet table cover and huftVt scarf. No. 1&9; Wm. Fleck, Crochet Center Pieee, Not 9 J; Wm. Lriinerti, pillow slips. No. SI; Joe Willasoskl. fancy pillow. fThe building lot In Peru.

Ir.d. waSjWon by Margaret Moose of East Gary No. 294G and the Victrola by Francis Alvina of East Gary No. 2942.

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John Geriach is quite ill and under ft physicians care. Ho !j of an advanced age. being 76 and has served In the Civil' War. Mrs. John Pfesffer and sons were Hammond visitors on Saturday. The Town Board meeting will be held Wednesday evening, the 14th, and everybody of the town and surroundii.gr corporation are requested to be pt-rsent aar there will be some very important matters discussed which should be of interest to the residents of St. John and the corporation. Miss Florence Keilman of Englewood Is visiting here with hor mother. MDs Mary Eamnur of Hammond, is visiting- here with her mother. Mrs. Tliomas Nolan was a Hammond visitor on Monday. The C. O. F. meeting will b held on Thursday evening with election of officer. Al Miller and family of Crown Point visited Sunday here with John Starke. Sr., and family.

J. O'Hern and family spent the we'k end with Mrsv C. Groth&iu and daughter. The Crown Point Juniors played the Tjyer Juniom on Sunday after ric'on. The scor was 20 to 3 in favor of Dyer Juniors. There will be a .special meeting of the D. A. C's. en Tuesday. September 13th at 7:20 p. :n. All members are ."cqueated to ta rresent. Several of our young m n attended the ball game at Griffith on Sunday .f ternoon. Mr. Phil Keilman and family and Mrs. Mary Keilman and daughter Es. felia. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Weber of Crown Point. Chas. Keilman transacted business at Chicago on Monday. The Sophomore and Freshmen of the Dyer hitrh school will start a real basket ball team. A corner of the school yard wUl be pcraped and filled In with clay for this purpose. The Vnion Church is getting a new shingle rocf. A miscellaneous shower was given In honor of Mabel Hartman at her home on Monday evening. A large crowd was present and she received many pretty and useful gifts. Everybody had an enjoyable time.

Notebook. If you have the habit of patting things away so well that you cannot find them, get a Bicall notebook and when you put soruethljg away note

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The Xiadles Alliance will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. Chas. Borger. Mr Ralph. Brinney left Sunday for Edmounton. Canada, to visit with her another. She expects to b gone for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin and cm Robert of Valparaiso were Hobart Tis- . itora Saturday. The Hobart citizens toolc the examinations for postmaster Saturday at Hammond. The Ideal Book Club will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. J. H. Carpenter. Leroy, eon of Rev. and Mr. Edward Stark has entered the Augustant Collegt at Rock Island, 111.

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Kidney, liver, bladder and eric acid troubles are moet dangerous because of their insidious attack3. Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL

The world's standard remedy for thesa disorders, will often ward off these diseases and Strengthen the body against furtherattacks. Threesizes.all druggists. Lock for the una Gold Medal or-, every box and tccipt do imitation

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One Dollar Buys $10.00 In any of our stores Tomorrow Only WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th. 1921

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Presented with one dollar at any of our stores tomorrow, it will be accepted zz a first pay nent down of $10.00 on any of the following, Siaadard Ranges: CLARK JEWELS RELIABLES DETROIT JEWELS VULCANS ECLIPSES STEWARTS PREM0S A W0NDERFJL OPPORTUNITY Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company 6 J 9 Chicago Avenue, East Chicago 3402 Dm Street, Indiana Harbor 571 Hohman Street, Hammond

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5 lbs Coffee $1.00 Fresh, Fancy Peaberry Brand

77iis Store Remains Open All Day Thursdays

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Dress Ginghams

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GRANDMA'S WASHING POWDER

I Large size package.

(2 pkg. limit.) Extra special, per pkg. ISc

PRIMA MALT AND HOPS Very specially priced for Wednesday's selling at 59c

This Copper Wash Boiler

Specially Priced $3.59

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corrugated bottom Wash Boilers are well made of charcoal tin; stationary handles. Large size at $3.59.

$3.50 VACUUM BOTTLE

Quart size, with aluminum

drinking cup.

Extra special

$1.50

Heavy $2.50 PRESERVING KETTLE

9 7s. rurc aluminum.

HH. 1 we made, 9-qt. 9$ s, size.tat !: - ' k m mm

STONE JAR f T 1 11

heavy grade, I U-sralion size.

Extra at . . .

$2.19

ELECTRIC UGHT BULBS National Mazda Tungsten, (5 limit) 40-watt size. Each WATER GLASSES Clear crystal glass, heavy grade. (6 limit.) Special, 6 for. . . ELECTRIC IRON Rochester brand, guaranteed, highly polished; regular family QQ

size. Special .

BALL MASON FRUIT JARS Pint size,, per doz. . . .70c Quart size, per doz.

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These Seamless Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet size, are interesting for the bride who is going to make her home cozy and the home-maker w-ho strives to bring1 cheer and comfort to her rooms. Small all-over patterns in rich colors and the all-wool surface are attractive features. Come and

these rug displays. , Specially priced at $27.85.

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$2.98

Full 66x80 in. size. Wool finish and bound single; white color with fancy

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DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY

Voile Curtains, $1.25 pr. Neat plain hemstitched borders of white voile. Full 2Vi yards long. Each curtain is a yard wide. Special for Wednesday at $1 .25 per par. -2:.d FLOOR

Stamped Bedspread

Stamped on excellent qu; ity of unbleached muslin, in full size, including bolster cover and patches fcr applique.

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HUCK TOWEL Stamped Huck Towels with hemstitched scallops and point to aid in crocheting. Special, each

39c

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All new Fall patterns, 27 inches wide. These are the season's best styles and in a good quality. An opportunity to supply your wants for ladies' and children's wear. Very specially priced, 1 O per yard IOC 36 inch Challies The very best quality in all new Fall patterns for comforters. Warranted fast colors. We offer these for one day only at a very low 1 C price. Special, per yard Adv Homespun Towels We offer a limited quantity of these Towels. They are unbleached, heavy weight and very absorbent. An opportunity to supply your wants at 1 f the special price of A v v

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Crepe de Chene 40 inches wide, all silk, in a very good weight. Comes in a full range of colors. These are offered for one day only at this special 1 C Q price. Per yard np X .W Silk Tricolette 36 inches wide, firm quality,' in a good range of colors. Very popular for dresses and blouses. We offer these at a special price for one 1 7Q day only, per yard P 36 inch Black Sateen We place on sale a very good quality of black sateen with high luster, at a price that is very special. While a limited quantity lasts, we OQ will sell it for, per yard

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Beautiful mixtures, scores of smart patterns. Including blue serges. In sizes 6 to 1 8 years. Special at . . .

Another Great Special Boys' Norfolk Suits Made from sturdy wool mixtures ; blue serge and corduroy.

New Fall models. Sizes 6 to 18. These Suits are special for Wednesday and are wonderful values at. . .

BOYS' COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS Qgc New patterns, size 12 2 to 14, at. . . BOYS' UNION SUITS Heavy djl QQ ribbed, sizes 2 to 1 6 years JKJ

$7.69

BOYS' BLACK CAT STOCKINGS Triple soles, sizes to I Yz, pair. .

BOYS' SCHOOL tres, new shapes

CAPS Wool mix-

35c 95c 69 c

BOYS' PULL-OVER SWEATERS J 3 CQ Also button-down style, all colors.

BOYS' SCHOOL BLOUSES Neat patterns, also plain blue, 6 to 16

MEN'S HOSE "Wilson Bros.- fast quality Fibre Silk Hose.black, cordovan, navy and gray. Sizes 10 to 1 V2. Per 4Qc pair MEN'S SHIRTS Neat striped percales and madras shirts. Full size and guaranteed to fit. Sizes 1 44 to 1 7. Special JJ Jg at

Men's Trouser Sale

Suitings, mixtures, worsteds. In sizes 28 to 50 waist measure. Special at

$4.45

First Long Trouser Suits Many With 2-Pairs of Long Trousers, Special Values $18.50, $25 and $30

Smart Styles

Better Fabrics Better Values

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House Dresses, 1.49 Made of good quality, fast color Scout Percale, with long sleeves, V or high neck. At $1.49. GIRLS' GYMNASIUM BLOOMERS Made of fine qality black sateen. Regula- 50 tion waist band. Szes8to16. Special at v Infants Apparel for Fall THE NEW KOZY WRAP An ideal wrap, practical all-year-around garment for the tiny tots. Made of all-wool eiderdown, with or w.thout sleeves, and bound in white satin 2.50 ribbon. Special at BABY CARRIAGE ROBES All-wool white eiderdown Carriage Robes, trimmed in dainty hand embroidery and edge finished $4.75 in shirred ribbon of pink and blue. Each. INFANTS' BONNETS All new Fall styles, made of white silk crepe $ J .39 and silk poplin. Specially priced at CHILDREN'S COATS A charming model. Made of best quality Julliard broadcloth. Has French Beaverette deep fur collar, silk embrcidered. Fancy flare cut. The belt is finished with tassels. Best quality flowered sateen lining and warm underlined. This is in all respects an exclusive model, neatly designed and superbly tailored. It is but one of our many styles of popular gar- C J 3 ,95 ments. Size 2 to 6 years, at

Special Prices on Boys' and Girl's School Shoes

GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES BOYS SCHOOL SHOES In black and brown gun- Black and brown gunmetal metal ; round toe, lace. with wide toe. Sizes Wi to 11.... $2.69 Sizes 9 to 1 3.... $2.49 Sizes ll2 to 2.... $2.98. Sizes 1 to 6 $2.93 CHILD'S GUNMETAL SHOES AQ Also in kid. Sizes 4 to 8 & X CHILD'S PATENT SHOES Also in g 1 QQ vici kid. Sizes 3 to 8 fJA.-J INFANTS' FIRST STEP SHOES OC White and colors. Sizes 1 to 5 . . . L aJ LITTLE GENTS SHOES Black or (0 A Q brown, lace. Sizes 10 to 1 3fc . . BOYS' SHOES Black and brown $0 QO lace. Sizes 1 to 6 ZJO