Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 77, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1921 — Page 3

1'uosday, Sontembor 20. 1921

THE TIMES.

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BANK CASHIER MISSING

EVANS VIT-LE. Ind.. Sept. !C Alphonse Schemer, cashier of the Tell City National Bank at TU City, Ind.. has disappeared and $21,000 worth ot Liberty bonds ib missing from safety iio. es in the bank. Srhtaret left' Tell City, Auk. 21. ostensibly for Louisville, telliiiK his fi'endr and relatlvva that he w.uid rt tui i. in a anon tin-: It wax learnc.1 i.ittr that, . Mcr out ng th.- Ol' . Uft at Hawesitlle, Ky.. he too-t a xvuftbound train instead of thu eastbound v Inch would have tan ri b-i.i 10 1.--hi- jlifc. Nothing, h ivt'cvur. v:i thought of it until seeral days had elapsed, when Robert Schearer, brother of the mia.Mni; man, started an investigation, an he feared his brother had met with foul play.

INSPECTORS

GET FOR ELECTION

INPIANAPOIJS. Sept. 20. Instructions were ent to county auditors today by Jsese E. Efschbach. chief examiner of the state board of accounts. oncerning- tha payment of election officials for the special constitutional amendment election. "Payment of inspector. Judge anil cleric at the special election held Sept. 6," said Mr. Eachbach. "is governed by the primary election law, which fixes the pay of such officials at $3 per day. The per diem Is for a calendar day. S3 IZTI1 AxTES MIDjaOHT. "11 any of sucn officials performed services after midnight, Sept. 6 they are entitled to an additional per diem of $S for services performed Sept. 7. "The inspector is entitled to one day's wages for going: to the clerk's office to receive the ballots and election supplies provided he did so prior to Sept. 6. "The statute makes no provision for any compensation for the services performed by the clerk of the Circuit Court nor anfc other officials, except those noted above. "The act intends that the election be held at the least possible expense."

were looking: for work in Liog'&n coun- : ty that a man on August 14th, was "shot down in cold blood In the corridor of the Logan jail 'because he refused to take his place in the line of deputy sheriffs" to repel the advance of the Miners army, were today placed before the committee. The affidavit, signed by Colmer Stanfield and Floyd , D. GrlgK, were put in the hands of senator Kenyon. chairman of the investigating committee, by Harold F. j Houston, attorney for the United Mine

Workers of America.

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COMPLAIN OF QUALITY

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Lincoln Highway near Merrillvilie Examined by the State Director. INDIANA rOUS, Sept. 20. Lawrence Lyons, director of the state hinhway department went to Crown Point Saturday, tu look Into complaints which have reached the department about the paving being done on the Lincoln Iitphway near Uerrlllville by the Federal 1'aving Company. The Lake County Farm Bureau has complained to the department that the contractor in not putting sufficient cement Into the concrete mixture forming the surface i I the road. Mr. Lyons said that both state and federal inspectors have been on the job and he said he believes tha contractor is doiuK the work properly. Mr. Lyons Raid that the department will grade about three miles of the Dunes Highway, near Gary on the Gary-Michigan City state road, this fall. It is Intended to put a hard surface on the road next year. Sometime ago it was said in the department that no work would be done on the, road this year but later arrangements have changed this first Intention.

BRUTAL STORES TOLD SENATE jCOMMITTEE f INTERNATIONAL SEWS SERVICE "WILLIAMSON. W. Va.. Sept. 19. Stories ot alleged brutality and even murder, by state officials, and mine guards of Logan county, the seat of the recent industrial war, were placed before the Senate committee which ls problntr underlying causes of strike in the West Virginia coal fields today. Sworn statements by two men who

"I shot him He was a beast!"

;LVERT

Se Next Sunday's CMcag Tribuo. for Announcement

24Y2 Million Dollars Invested by Employes of Swift & Company More than 21,000 employes of Swift & Company own or are paying for shares in the business. These men and women have attested their faith in the integrity and good, will of the company by investing their savings in the business. Their holdings represent a total of nearly 250,000 shares, the par value ($100 a share) of which is more than $24,500,000. These 21,000 represent more than one-third of our average number of employes ! One man out of every three, in plant, office, and branch house, from the handworker on the floor to the brain worker at the desk; working with us as well as for us, devoting himself to his own business while devoting himself to ours; promoting his own interests in every motion or moment saved, jn every product improved or maintained at perfection, in every service rendered through prompt.thorough. effective distribution of products. This interested, eager group of fellow partners working with us for the good of Swift & Company and the public which we serve, constitutes one-half of the ownership of Swift & Company in point of numbers, and nearly one-sixth in point of shares outstanding. It represents practical and successful progress toward the end at which enlightened modern industry is aiming for the solution of industrial problems toward cooperation, mutuality, brotherhood in business, for the good of all.

Swift & Company, U. S. A.

DOUBLE S. & H. STAMPS TOMORROW Save Them

KAUFMANW & WOLF - Hamkqhd.Inc.

Read About Our DRESS GOODS SALE On Page 7

Sealine Fur Coats

$95.

An exceptional value, when one examines their fine quality and matchless workmanship; 36 inches long with large collar and finely silk lined. For Wednesday only $95. Marmot Coats

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Beautifully matched skins developed on origina llines make this lovely fur coat a genuine "buy" at the price. It is beautifully lined.

New "John Kelly" Women's Fall Oxfords Two Styles Extra Values Choice of tan blucher oxfords with the low heel and perforated tip or mahogany lace oxfords with the military heel both are extraordinary values. Sale of Fall Oxfords Good-looking styles of black kid skin with military heel and stitched tip. A very low price is placed on it for Wednesday fl ? flf only, pair JO.OU The same oxford in mahogany is $7.50

Misses' High Shots Famous "Star" Brand make of solid mahogany calfskin, highest quality.. Sizes 112 to 2 J3.S0

VVXt r nrni raieni oKiurers cut ton

jjw styles with dull tops. Sizes 6 to 8.

Special for Wednesday $2.50

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Regular $1.10 Values "Wear ever" Fry Pan Made of hard, thick, cold-rolled sheet aluminum metal ; 7 inches in diameter. The best frying pan on the market for 49c.

Sale Stone Jars 1 gallon size, now .18c 2 gallon size, now 35c 3 gallon size, now 55 6 gallon size, now $1.00 8 gallon size, now ...$1.41 TIN FRUIT (?ANS I qt. size. 4Cr index top, dozen $10 Lansing Lard or CC QO Fruit Press

STOVE PIPES 6 inch smooth steel stove pipes, 24 inches long 15c "ELBOWS'; 6 inch smooth steel corrugated elbows, 25c value 15c

For Wednesday Only! Wool Mixed Blankets

Tomorrow is the time to lay in a season's supply of these heavy wool blankets in dainty plaids, plain whites and grays. $10 was last season's price. Now on sale at $4.98.

Two-in-One Bed Blankets Genuine two-in-one bed blankets, sizes 66x84inches. Larke plain

and broken block patterns, in all the popular colors. Cl QQ Patent round ends. Special at

Men's Flannel Shirts

Regular $2 quality of heavy flannel shirts for fall. Dark grey color. Extra well mde and durable. Double stitched. Cut tf "1 2 C! large and roomy with button down pocket. Special . . J Boys' Sweaters Men's Sweaters

$5.98

$7.50

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Boys heavy wool sweater coats, made in slip-over or plain styles

combination colors browns.

greens and tans. Sizes 28 to 36. At Other sweaters $2.50 to $S.50.

Men's heavy all wool shaker knit sweater coat cbats, slip-over or sweater coat style come in plain colors or combination colors, sizes 38 to 46. at $7.50.

Announcing the Arrival of ew Cloth Frocks

Poiret Twill

Tricotine

Every new and smrt style for the well dressed woman is found in this collection at $19.75. Navy and brown are the shades, ribbori trimmed or embroidered with contrasting colors. Over-skirt and panel effects are to be seen as well as simple straight line models made the more attractive by their very simplicity.

Unusual Values Smart Fall Coats The woman contemplating the purchase of her Fall Coat should get it tomorrow, while these good looking wool velours and Bohvias (some trimmed with fur) are on sale. 'f yS 7C These models were selected from higher priced JL& lots and are real value at

Fall Suits Very new, very individual are these Tricotine Suits. Trimmed with fur or

seir - inmmea ana PgA? 7 embroidered. Spe- O 2? (LI I D

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Finer Suits Of Wool Velour or Yalama cloth, in iEs navy, reindeer and brown, show the EEs new finger-tip length a met EEr coats and fine fur trim- y rr mings JrJr&

Sleepers-

Children's Striped Flannelette and White Amoskeas; Flan

nelette Sleepers in sizes 2 to

8. Very specially

priced at.

69c

Bloomers Children's Black Sateen Bloomers, with elastic at waist band. For ACkg Wednesday at. . .

Child's DressesPretty gingham models in plain color and pretty plaids attractively trimmed. Sizes 2 to 6. Values to QQ$1.50. Special.. 70C

Jersey Sport Sweaters j Of excellent qualty in attractive belted style with pockets, in a variety of -j plain plain colors or trimmed with white. Very smart for Fall QQ wear. Very specially priced at 5 SATEEN PETTICOATS, $1.50 NEW BATH ROBES, $3.79 H

A variety of dark and light colored patterns. Well-made petticoats with ruffled and pleated flounce.

Attractive figured patterns to choose from. Robes are cut full and well made and finished.

oys' Two-Pants Suits

8 to 18Years

.50

Unusual Value

These are ideal school suits and ceme in good looking dark mixtures. The materials are durable. Every suit made to sell for much more. Extrcma Wednesday values $8.50.

Blue Serge Suits Fast color all wool blue serges, tailored like the best men's suits, nicely lined and extremely well made in every respect. A fortunte purchase allows this low price $7 50

"Boys Juvenile" Suits $16.50 to $18. Suits Suits for boys who wear sizes 3 to 8. Two-pants suits of fine all-wool materials. Good looking Norfolk models of durable dark and light patterns. Finely tailored, corduroy. !jO QO finished and lined, unusual 1 O Very special at $)J values at

A Great Purchase Sale Men's Heavy Rib Union Suits

Sizes 34 to 36

.50

Worth $2

Men's Fall and Winter Union Suits of heavy cotton rib and merino finish. Colors are grey, white, natural and ecru; good heavy weignt union suits in sizes 34 to to. Men's $3 Heavy Merino Finish Union Suits, heavy tuck rib; natural color, 33 good strong winter weight, at . . Men's Shirts and Drawers Men's heavy cotton rib shirts and drawers slight touch of fleece. Just the right weight for this Jc weather. Sizes 32 to 46. Special at Boys' Union Suits Heavy cotton rib and flat fleece lined union suits; long sleeves, ankle length; heavy winter weight; ecru and random colors. Sizes 30 to 34 at QCCf $1.15. Sizes 24 to 28. at

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