Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 237, Hammond, Lake County, 31 March 1922 — Page 3
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COLLEGE MEN
ON HIGHWAY PERSONNEL
DIAXAPOLIS. Ind., .March SO ixta college, and universities are rejwtWBted by the personnel of the roMtraction dWUlon of the state lUjftway commission. It waa deilared today by C. Gray, chief engineer for the conniaelon. In stressing Lhe importance enctneerlng- in connection with road and highway
na construction. The construction divlalon personnel is composed
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Bi. raouata civil engineers, whose
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eollefe. and, in moat oases, two to 12taen year actual experience. 'aa newly constructed road U opened to traffic," he said, -few person reallte that fceiore the final location 1 aelected, technical trainoutlined .bove, waa required lo detarnala the shortest, straigrhturt. a&ieat and most economical location. Xelthar do they appreciU.a the fact that the sam kind of traialnar wai required to lay the trade linea in a manner to give the lOTrwat possible amount of change S trade -with the minimum amount if excavation. The accurate comJUtla of excavation. The accusal computing of excavation and ther rjantltles is also an lmporturt economical factor, as well as the selection of tie type, eiie and leaJcala cf etructurea. "Bttg-ineerlDgr training and experience ax also required to provide peclncations which will insure .ne proper materials and the ' best known methods of incorporating ifceta In the work. The necessity at technical training; does not end with the preparation of plans and ipeciflcatlons, the proper testing of lil materials, and where deviations rrom the plans and specifications ire necessary, to have the eame uade In a manner that will not detract from the nalus of the finishid road. "The butldlnr of adequate h!ghiraya to carry present and future '.raffle represents one of the greatest problems confronting the American pnblic today. .This problem beran to aasume larger proportions irith the development of the motor rehleie, and ia growing ln'magniInde at such a rapid rate that it is impoeslbl for anyone to ray deflliteiy what !ta ultimate solution will be. In order to -attempt to lolve it In a business-like end economical manner,- it In necessary ti ievelcp the science of road . conitruttion to the highest degree. This cannot be done until the public reallreg the value of tchnlcal eduretlon and places engineering on a ieel with other profeslons."
Mr. Gray advanced the argument that if a-body of business men should undertake to finance and build a system of highways of no greater extent than that of sonic of our counties, and to place it on a commercial basis, and know as little about it as the general public, there is no doubt that they would secure the most efrioient and skilled road builders that money could obtain. If this is good (business for a private concern, then it Is good business for counties and states, he declared.' The commission engineer recalled that it is often argued that counties cannot afford to pay for the same amount and kind of engineering as required in connection with state projects. In his opinion, however, Mr. Gray declared, good roads ; roads that are expected to carry the loads of the future cannot be economically constructed with poor engineering and poor materials.
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With the phrenoscope, a new Xray instrument, a Krench inventor qalims ta read the human mind. Amateur photographers have been aided by the introduction of sensitized paper in both rool-spool and cut-sheet form of all the important sizes, which will fit any camera without using special attachments. This paper is -used in the same manner as are the celluloid film or dry plates, and the picture is printed directly on the paper when the shutter is operated, says Popular Mechanics Magazine. After, the exposures are made, the rolls or sheets can be developed in approximately ten minutes and dried in a very short time, also, as the solutions and water used do not penetrate deeply into th paper.
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You Can t Afford to ! Miss This Bargain!
Here is a genuine Cowhide Traveling Bag. Under present conditions it would be a bargain at $15. We are selling it at $6.95. Even if your old traveling bag is still good, you can't afford to pass up this exceptional buy. We bought 200 of them and are selling them below cost for the purpose of introducing our new store to the public, and they are selling fast. We will stake our reputation that you cannot duplicate this bag in the United States at this price. These fine Bags are made of smooth. Cowhide leather, and come in chocolate, brown, tan and black. They are 18 inches in size, with large sewed corners. The inside is leather lined and there are three pockets. Solid brass fittings and inside lock. One only to a customer. A real $15 bag. Special at
145 State Street OPPOSITE ORPHEUM HAMMOND, INDIANA
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Oil Cloth 25c yd. 45-ia. white and figured Table Oil Cloth, large variety of neat designs, regular 39c quality, just for Saturday, 25c a yard.
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Dress Gingham 19c yd. New 1922 Zephyr Gingham in beautiful checks and plaids, new color combination, absolutely fast color, regular 30c quality, for Saturday. 19c yard.
For You and Everybody
Our r avorite
"IT TOPS 'EM ALL" AT
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A style for every man and young man in the new "sand tans," grays and golden brown, witch matched or contrasting bands. New dimensions, new shapes and a new low price for such quality.
New Spring Caps, $2 Choose from smart tweeds and herring bones and plain colors, one-piece or 8-piece-top style. Fine all wool materials wonderfully tailored caps satin or serge lined.
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Spring and Summer UNDERWEAR For Men
The changing eason the ned tor underwear of lighter weights and the added attraction of special prices, makes it worth every man's while toattend this advance sale of Spring and Summer Underwear. For your convenience we have included two special lots. One for men who hesitate to wear Athletic style garments so early and one for those who desire lishtknitted carmenU.
Cotnetearlyfor first choice. Allen A Suranaerwaar Union Suit Special rallies ia both stylet at $1.65
Allen A Cooper's Banning ton Light Weight Knit Garments "Allen A" Black Cat Lisle Hose, per pair, 40c
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New Shirts $2.50 Here you'll find a great variety of shirts for Easter and every day. Neck band styles of corded and woven madras and silk striped madras in a variety of colors and patterns collar attached shirts, tan and whit ones, button-down collar or small "jazz" collar styles. Very fine shirts, $2.50. New Neckwear $1.00 Heay Silk Neckwear in the new medium and narrow widths men are favoring, scores of attractive patterns. Hundreds of silk-kri ties to c'g ose from plain colors, dots, itripcs and figured effects. Hose Special 35c pr. Heavy Silk and Fibre Sox with reinforced heel and double toe. Slight imperfections in weave, but quality unimpaired Black, cordovan and all popular shades, 3 pair for $1.00 or 35c a pair. Boys' Caps and Cloth Hats
Boy s 2 -Pants Suits FINE ENOUGH FOR EASTER STURDY ENOUGH FOR EVERY DAY Hammond's biggest boys store offer unusual values tomorrow all wool two-pants Suits including the famous "Jackie Coogan'J make at prices that are as attractive as the Suits themselves.
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Made of all wool Suiting patterns to match the new Spring Suits light and dark patterns. Tweeds, Herringbones, etc. Exceptional values at $1.
Boys' Blue Serge Suits Every boy should have at least one blue serge Suit here they are of super excellent quality made to our exact specification fast color and all wool. Suits for boys 8 to 18 years, $10 to $20. $10toJ20
$7.50 to $25 At every price you pay you get an exceptional value. These Suits are all carefully tailored madq to our exact specifications. Extra fine values. Novelty Suits Attractive suits for boys 3 to 8 years, including . Jackie Coogan clothes for youngsters. Sailor collar models Russian blouse effects, sturdy materials. $3.00 to $12.50.
1st Long Trouser Suits Big Values Handsome suits for Confirmation and Easter wear, featuring the "Hart, Schaffner & Marx" "prep" styles. Ml wool serges, flannels and worsteds in light and dark patterns. Suits becoming to I?oys first stepping into long trousers. 18 and up
Genuine Cut Stone Rosary Beads
For Saturday only these genuine Cut Stone Rosary Bead, mounted with gold 7 C chain.. Regular $1.50 value for $1.25. Re gdar $1 value for '.M I J
Children's Guardian Angel Pray- i An Assortment of Father Las-
13c I nce' Prayer Books, $1.50 up.
er Books 25c value.
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Holy Water Founts, specially priced for Saturday 25c to $1.98.
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Sale of "National"
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Lamps National Mazda Lamps are the way to better light. 10 watt, 15 watt, 25 watt, 40 watt or 50 watt Mazda O g Lamps, formerly 40c 60 watt Mazda Lamps, were 45c, now 40c 50 watt White Mazda C Lamps, was 65c, now" 55c 75 watt Mazda C Lamps, was 75c, now 70c 100 watt Mazda C Lamps, was $1.10. now $1 200 watt Mazda C Lamps, was $2.10, now... $1.90 30 watt Mazda C Limps, was $2.80, now. . $2.65 75 watt Mazda Daylight Lamps, was 85c, now 80c 1 00 watt Mazda Daylight Lamps. was $1.25, now. .. . . . .$1.10 25 watt Round Frosted Lamps, was 6?c, now . .55c
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New W. L. Douglas Oxfords and Shoes for Men Better Values Than Ever at $6 to $8
There's something about the sturdy workmanship and good style to be found in every W. L. Douglas Shoe that appeals to men. Made only of the finest leather to a strict standard of high grade workmanship. The 1922 Spring models are world beaters at $6 to $8
Black Satin Slippers choose from
one-strap or 3-strap style with Junior
Louis. Very attractive the attractive price of
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"John Kelly" Strap Pumps and Lace Oxfords exclusive models in brown and black kid. Popular military heel style. $8.50 Special rriday
New Spring Educators A complete line of the famous shoes for Infants, Children, Misses and Growing Girls new oxfords and strap pumps in patent and calf. $3.50 to $5.50.
Saturday the Spring Exposition Offers Wonderful Values at $27.50 Women who are bent on securing Stylish Easter Apparel at a most economical price will be surprised at the scores of opportunities awaiting them tomorrow.
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One more attractive than the other snrh a varietv of aDDealinz models to
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choose from in dresses of Canton Crepe, and crepe knit, embroidered and beaded in couAtiess fascinating ways. Wool frocks, too, for every occasion at $27.50.
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Smart tailored affairs severely plain excellently man-tailored or suits with a wealth of embroidery and trimming in loose box coat effects. Materials are fine Poiret Twill and Tricotine.
SPORT SKIRTS, TOO New effects in small and large plaids in jrunella cloth and all wool serge many arc fringe trimmed. Big values $4.98 to $13.98.
Many pretty styles to choose from in lovely Springtime shades, embroidered with contrasting colors and richly silk lined. Styles for misses, women and matrons. Sport Coats, S27M More women are wearing; them every Jay these at $27.50 are newly arrived "Tweeds," "Herringbones" and Chinchillas" and "Camelshair" in attractive new colorings patch pockets and belt all around.
The Styles of the Moment are Portrayed in Great Variety
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