Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 345, Hammond, Lake County, 21 April 1922 — Page 3

STRIKE CURTAILS STEEL OUTPUT Pittsburgh Concern Filling Orders but Declining to Make New Contracts

S. & H. STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES "IT TOPS 'EM ALL"

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PITTSBURGH. Pa., April 20 Rumors that the Sonei & La.ushlln Steel Company, and other Independent steel concerns were withdrawing frotn the market because of the coal strike "vrerw cuflrrjied In part by the statement that mills generally had an abundance of business but di-d not dare to deplete their load resepre by taklns orders which would compel the opening o.' furaiico and mill units long- Idle because of the depressJon. "When tha coal strike came on said a representative of the Jones & Laugrhlin company, "we had orders on hand to keep us going- for several months and a fuel supply to meet all demands for a still longer period. In our opinion It is wise to mark time at tho present, as we are very well fortified, and we do not lnow how long tho coal strike 1$ to last. We are filling our orders, but not going after new business Just now. We don't expect to go after any until the fuel situation clears." At the offices of the Carnegie Steel Company It was said that the ompeny was still in the market for :eil orders. Some E00 miners and coke workers were added to he Idle men dn the Fayette county coke region touy by reason of the coal strike and one Important plant was closed by its owners until the controversy has been ended.

INNERSTORIES

Federal Prohibition Director Yulowly was talking in his New York oflke about the clean-up he h-s been makine. "I admit, he said, "that a lot more cleaning up must 1 ? done be

fore the prohibition laws can be properly enforced. I believe," ha added," "in facing tJu truth. No excuse, no palliation. I cm not like the movie star. "A beautiful movie star of -isrh-Ceen summers married a totterinsr ok) ruin of an octogenarian banker, and her vounsr press ageat bitrly took her to task. " 'To think of it!' he groaned. 'You so beautiful selling yourself to that old man!' "But the girl raujrhed gaily. " 'My dear boy,' she said, this isn't a sale it's only a lease.'" "Llovd Ceorge," said a ChiTv.gon. "made a good speech at a dinner w? gave Lhn in London last seaeon. "Lloyd ieor' said he was often reused of being inconsistent, of chnnHnar his mind. " 'Well.' he went on, 'men change their shirts, don't they? We rather admire them for " atIt's hygienic " 'So with the ind. As conditions change, the mind must be changed to conform with them. Plamj the man who never changes hi? mind, flow stale and . jrw! dtisty such r man's mind mndt He! He who changes his mind to harmonize vrith circumstances, though, is spiritually clean ad fresh, is living according to thi law of spiritual hygiene.' Wrap-Around Drew With Dash of Color

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A Hat for Well Dressed Men and Young Men Just as good a hat as you'll find elsewhere if you paid $2 more. It comes in all the new shapes and dimensions to fit every typ? of head and face.' The new tans, sands, golden browns and grays with matched or contrasting Lands. Special at $4.

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lnese Caps are nanasome examples or tne new spring suitings light and

dark mixtures, tweeds, herringbones etc., one-piece top style or 8-piece 'op style pleated or plain back band. Special at

Men's AtMetic Union Suits, Special 79

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Union Suits

Now's the time to buy good Athletic Union Suits at a much lowered price made of fine madras cloth cut full, perfect fitting, with closed crotch, finely made in every respect. There's a size for every man buy while this special purchase lasts.

Boys' Blouses Fine quality madras blouses in new striped and plain patterns made with French cuffs and soft collar attached. Special at 79c.

Boys' Caps, Hats Made of all wool Suiting Patterns to match the boys new Spring Suit light and dark patterns, ( "1 Tweeds, etc. Special at. .. . "

FOR SPRING Famous "Allen A" Cooper Bennington make in Athletic style of fine madras and 6 different styles in summer weight cttoy'h; $1.65

Extra Fine Spring Shirts

They are made of a very fine quality Repp Cloth in guaranteed fast colors all the new patterns every shirt cut full included are fine printed madras in a

large variety of new patterns Grenadine Knit Neckwear $2 values at $1.25 Mens Silk and Fibre Sox slight imperfection, wearing quality unimpaired 35c a pair. 3 pairs for $1.

New Styles New Colors New Values

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Wraps

Scores of pretty new styles to choose from in navy, tan, henna and other attractive shades d embroidered richly in contrasting colors $ and smart motife richly lined. Values to $37.50, on sale at '.

Very New Polo Coa.ts They are made of fine quality tweeds in Spring favored shades with contrasting colored backs, man-tailored in swagger fashion. Leather buttons and mannish

pockets, at

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$17.75

Exclusive WRAPS

They are of fine quality navy blue tricotine in the desired styles for Spring smart wrappy effects handsomely trimmed with a circlet cf self-colored silk rosebuds at collar.

For Misses and Women Frocks, 23.75 Each stvle is an individual model at a Drice that brings the finest quality within the reach of every pocket book canton crepe and crepe de chine dresses prettily trimmed.

Newly Arrived Suits, '37.50 Garments that have the simple and smart tailoring that is so essential to the perfect Spring Suit. Severly simple new tailored styles or suits braided, beaded and embroidered. Sizes for misses and women at $37.50.

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Extra Values at J6 to J8

Tlie name "W. L Douglas" stands for all that's best in fine workmanshi:

good quality leather and fine style. There are no better shoes made for ser

vice and appearance. Six different styles at $6 to $8.

Educators Low Priced All the new Oxfords and Strap Pumps for infants, children, misses and growing girls in patent leather and brown calfskin $3.50 to $5.50.

Women's Oxfords

Two popular styles for Spring plain toe orperforated toe models with the new low heel of good quality patent leather, $5.00.

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$40, $42.50 and up to $50 Values

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Including the Famous Hart Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Mode!

Bear in mind these are not Suits bought for the purpose of a sal

but our own regular stock of fine high-grade garments. Single and double breasted models; one, two and three button effects. Plenty of sport models, stripes, plaids, checks, plain colors and novelty weaves galore. Every suit a strictly up-to-date model at a great big reduction for Friday and Saturday.

wo-Pants Suits

iheres an all wool Suit tor every Doy irom v to 18 years of extra good quality and tailored for lots of wear at a price that represents extra fjjj big values

Extra big values in boys 2-pants Suits. Special at $12.59 $13.50 and $15. 1st Long Trouser Suits You'll find just the proper one to become the bey donning long

pants for the first time. Clothes made with all the care and de- J

tail put into the finest men's suit3 all wool flannels, serges, M

mixtures $20 and up.

32-inch Scotch and Tissue Ginghams

39c ydu

Imported and high grade quality, in checks and small plaids. Made to sell at 69c yard. No finer gingham ever sold for so little as 39c a yard.

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The Newest and Most Desired Weaves of the Season at Lowest Prices in Year a

40-inch Plain Color Voiles

This is an extra fine quality in colors the regular 65c quality sale, yard

all the wanted "on39c

Gaze Marvel Gingham Silk Mixed Ginghams, 75c and 85c quality, new nobby styles and colorings, 32 J Q -inches wide. Special sale price, yard

$1 SILK STRIPED VOILES Beautiful colorings and designs made to sell at $1 regu- OQlarly, on sale. yard. . . . 32 INCH DRESS GINGHAM Closely woven cloth in beautiful checks, plaids, broken checks

lors. Values up to

and plain colors.

50c. Hundreds choose frcm. per yard

pieces

29c

Imported Ratine 36 inch wide a wonderful collection of beautiful colors regular $1.25 39 C value, yard SWISS ORGANDY Imported quality. Sheer dainty fabrics, permanent cylinder finish retaining all the original crispness of laundering. 69 C 98t value, yard

33 INCH TISSUE GINGHAM Checks, plaids and stripes in a splendid array of new designs and wanted 59 C colors, yard NORMANDY VOILES 38 inches wide in a large assortmmt of beautiful patterns

and colors of fine sheer quality, special, yard. .

White Swiss Organdy This is a fine permanent finish white Swiss Organdy a very fine grade for graduation dresses, waists and collar and cuff sets. Regular 98c values QXL

for Wash Goods Week, yard .

3S Inch Extra Fine Quality Soft Finish Long Cloth, for underwear, etc., regular 45c value. Wash Goods 29 C Week The Vary Finest Quality of White Imported Orjaady, in checks and fancy figures regular $1.49 value. yard

3C Inch Mercerized Poplin,

for one-piece dresses and boys suits. Regular 75c

values a Wash 9C floods event, vard. .

36 Inch Plain While Flaxoa,

of exceptional good quality

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