Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 146, Hammond, Lake County, 11 December 1922 — Page 3

Monrhv. TW. 11. 1922

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LICENSES TUESDAY

193S fMto licences will b Issued Tuesday morning- at 8:00. December 12, 1322. -at mil branches of th II. s. A. throughout the mate. The V-nke county branches where It will ' e possible to present your title n person and recelTe your plates .: re located at the following places, ary lieattqu alters. Gary Hotel; ;;ur.mond Trust fc Saving Bank ...moiond; Galvin Storage Co., In,ana Harbor; Meeker & Clausen. wn PoJnt; and Chamber of Cornice, VaJpaxaJBO. Offices have been . ened in these locations which wlil Pi'ly certificate of title, making --llratlon for some, delivery of .fs at the time of title preientan, which will eliminate all con- . st lor., worrr, delay as previously :a ticed when mailed direct to In- : onapalis. orflces of the 1L S. have in opened In most every city in .f Ftat of Indiana of any size lake care of the distribution of '. i.-ense pi'ates for the state as well s In connection one will find an : r to date Information bureau with .:, formation available throughout i United Sattes, Canada and ' '.urope. Issuing of license plates jtit another service that the IIhas xnade possible for all In.;na motorists. The handling of :-.cs plates is a gratis matter to ai state of Indiana. In fact the . 'iilr.g- of license Is a matter of sfvrlce to the Indiana motorists i.at Is enrrted on by the 1L S. at ; large expense t'b the association. . v 13 2 3 plates are of a chocolate o'er -vith white letters with a lash after the first two numbers -V lch makes a very neat plate. p'nbers are warned against letting . very Tom, D'.bVc and Harry offer :rEstions as to their application r plates as well as certificate of : tie, application for duplicate plates r. Our offices are hampered by i torlsts who stop off to have their er.se and title applications made and then present same at this 'fie. Nine cases out cf ten they r.-.ade out wrong and this of- ( has to hold up business until :-. Is straightened out. It Is '-scary for every motorist when eivltig- his plates that he show .-; ertlf !cat of title.

BEWARE THE FOX!

AGNES SZABO IS k WITNESS

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."PTAN-AFOLIS, Ind., Dec. 11. is Szabo, of South Bend, was a -e?s before the federal grand .- 1'rWay wh-n Investigation of .plaints ag-alnst Gary residents ; t.Tken up. The Gary lnvestig-a. will continue until the grand i. tljourns, about December 20, :r:- Kliiott. United States dlst attorney, said. '..-s :-'za'rin, age eighteen, was the ::a! defendant In the South

conspiracy cass tried last IT r case wa3 was taken advertisement. She pleaded to the charge of having orted Intoxicating liquor In ; u.-i ntlt 13 froon Gary to South

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By lacy Jeanne Irlce NEW YORK, December Times do change. "What would happen to the world's heroes of other days If they should come back and carry on their activities amid the complications of present-day civilization? Anyhow. Roland Boone, a lineal descendant of Daniel Eoone, 1 in the Tombs, awaiting sentence for carrying a dirk and a. revolrer without a license! And whoever would have thought a few brief years atro that women o''!'1 srjwln? mn what ral

political work should be? Trobably no one In this wide land worked harder and with more practical efficiency than the women dlstrict'xaptalns of this one-time man ruled city. Miss Laura A. Skinner, to mention Just one of them, is a Republican Captain In the Tenth Assembly d!3"tr!ct. who had converted two good democrats to work for Miller In the late gubernatorial fight She was tremendously chagrined to find that they had moved out of the district a few weeks before e'e?tlon. but Intent upon nl.lirrr th-.vi fo Their new faith

wherever they might bo, she tiacc

them and found them In the Twenty-fifth district, in an old done-over house, with the bathtubs not yet Installed. She promptly loaned her converts a bathtub to keep thorn In line until after November 7.

" will tour tXrope visiting electrl.il institutions pvcryv Iierp at thi -fecial lnvitutlun of thtlr heads.

Goats beards for women's "rate" those rolls that hold one's Vair Into a pompadour! A 200-bale shipment is due in New Ti ork this week to take care of thu shortage in fh halr-dressfng field.

"When we think and talk of the electrical wizards of this cour.t'y we usually have In mind Kllson or Steinmetz and overlook tho great inventors that have given so much to make !!?e more brarab'-e and convenient. One of these who have been unsung these many years and who is credited with the invention of the first practical motor. Is Dr. Schuyler Ska&ts "Wheeler who palls this week to represent America at the International Elecrtro-te clinical Commission meeting In Geneva. Out of all the electrical engineers of the country he was the on; chosen to represent his profession and It I? expected that he will bring back the best European ideas in electrical work and will adapt these to our uses. The Manufact-ir rs Electrical Council will be directly represented by Pr. Wheeler and this means he will speak for the entire Industry. "fllnr-)n c th" Geneva convention

Fhre Dollars Dawn

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VACUUM CLEANER This Xmas

She wards something useful something that is more than eye soother. She wants a present that is going to be a life soother a gift that will make her housework easier,, and one that she can use daily with enjoyment The Eureka is an Ideal Xmas Present The Eureka electric vacuum cleaner cleans by strong air suction. It gets the embedded dirt which does the real harm to rugs and carpets, clinging surface litter such as hairs, threads and lint is quickly swept up by the improved bristle brush which can be instantly removed when not required. THE EUREKA HAS PROVED ITSELF THE WORLD'S BEST VACUUM CLEANER

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EUREKA GETS THE DIRT, NOT THE CARPET Attachments to clean upholstered furniture, hangings, mattresses, etc $8.50 extra

FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR OWN HOME

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The dolls are arriving. From all over the world they ar ecomlng Into the port of Ntw York ready for the holiday trad.i. French dolls. Italians, Chinese and Phiiipino, Russian by the hundreds, they are malting our wholesale districts pay as a Christmas tree, and the best thin;.about it Is that they are meeting with a competition from our own American-made dolls such as they never knew until recent years. The new dolls are different from thoswe played ivlth when we were children. They have succumbed to the rage of naturalism and look like real children and real ladies as sophisticated as Viennese actresses, many of them.

A new side line hai been developer bv apartment hov sno. rlnff n !

nts. Heveral of them In Washington Heights apartments have laid In complete stores of phonograph records and rent them out by the evening. Another Jerome Kern-Anne Caldwell musical comedy will open this month at tho Globe Theater. "The Bunch and Jury" is Its catchy nam and Charles Dillingham Is the producer. All of which sounds like a success and an enjoyable one. Jos hawthorn. Adele Astalre, and Ray Uooley will be featured In tUe cas

K. K. KLAN NOT -WORIED OVER HYLAN

NEW YORK, Pec. 1. '"The Ku KIux Klan is not intimidated by tlm attitude of Mayor Hylan, nor will any activities which It may be earrylng- on In New Yok City b curtailed ns a result of ny talk it!( Arllng- Pistrl'-t Attorney

Pecora." declared Rev. Dr. Oscar Haywood, National lecturer for the Ku Klux Klan. lie was questioned by the active district attorney for almost three hours on Friday. "They declare that the Klan oath violates the constitution," the lecturer flared, "that Is not true. I know, of no constitutional ruling ;t?rilnst secret Foefpfles "

Dr. Haywood said thai he was busy organizing "the American Trotestant Church," which ha called a "banding together of the many s-eparate Protestant denominations.

Sixteen ounces of fold would bsufficient to coat a wire that wou'J ni-!rrl the frlobe.

75.00

Buys a beautiful Nightingale Console Phonograph. Plays all records, 40 selections of records included. Sold formally for $250.00 while they last. $75.00 cash. Room No. 6. 2nd Floor Huehn BIdg. No. 527 Hohman St. Hammond, Indiana

HAMMOND

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Double S. & H. Stamps Mornings

Store Hours 8:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

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Just in Time for Christmas

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$2.00 and $2.25 Values

INCLUDED ARE ABOUT 100 DOZEN SHIRTS Men's $2.00 and $2.25 Shirts for dress cr shop wear, materials are of fine erade woven and corded madras, repo cloths.

cotton crepe and other materials. Every shirt, cut full size, fj

These shirts were tailored by a high grade manufacturer of shirts q

and we practically bought them at our own price, and are turn-

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ing mem over to you ai a great saving, a wiae range or ex

usive patterns to suit every individual.

teed fast color; a practical Holiday Gift

to 17 at

tvery shirt guaran-

$1.49

cizes

Men's Shirts of fine silk fibre striped woven madras cloths, beautiful

colors in a wide range of

patterns, guaranteed fast

colors

"Artistic" and"Clerthe finest grade of

Men's "Eagle", mont" Shirts, in

madras, silk striped madras, etc., neat

ly tailored, very exclus- t

lit i rm virvi i ihs fir

ive patterns, novelties or

conservative patterns

Men's Pure Silk Shirts, in heayy Crepe de Chines or Jersey, in all newest holiday patterns, neat stripes; packed in

neat Hobday box it de- f IJQ

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A Gift that One Seldom Thinks AboutBut Most Acceptable Indeed

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ChiffociVeiret 40 bxh ChHfon Velvet, shown in the rich. raven black navy, and seal brown; $6.95 value; our sale price, while the lot lasts. f QCt Yard

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Canton Crepe 40 inch, all silk, extra heavy pebbly canton crepe, complete color range, including black, (jj navj' and brown; very special, j'ard. . : ...

SATIN CANTON CREPE Pure silk, through and through, Satin Canton Crepe, superbly heavy quality, with that rich glossy, satin face, crepe back, that distinguishes all the finer qualities, 40 inches wide shown in black, navy and midnight blue, the quality selling regularly 0 (QQ

CHARMEUSE SATINS AU Silk Charmeuse heavy quality, soft and graceful shown in navy, black and brown; regular $3.25 value; special for Tuesday, O OC

yard

at $4.98 yard ; sale price

CORDUROYS 32 inch Velvet Finish Corduroys, in the wide and narrow wale a complete assortment of light and dark colors, for robes, dresses, skirts and boys' suits. Special the JQ, yard . . .

SILK SHIRTING 32 inch, high grade, all silk satin stripe baby brothcloth, heavy crepe de chine large assortment of beautiful shirting designs new color combinations $3.00 values; special QC

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sale price, yard

BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA 36 inch superior quality all silk Chiffon Taffeta, lustrous rich raven black ; regular 2.50 value ; our sale g price, yard

Fine Wool Dress Godds Flannels and Shirting

FINE ALL WOOL POIRET TWILLS In the season's most desired and popular colors of navy and midnight blue. This is an extraordinary value d O QC

at yara ROBE FLANNEL 27 inch, heavy quality Bath Robe Flannel in Kp.-iiitifiil designs and coW

M combinations; regular 75c

alue ; sale price, yard . . . .

49c

price

MADRAS SHIRTING 85c silk striped Madras Shirting woven fast color stripes; new colorings sale price, CQn

NOVELTY SKIRTING

54 inch, all wool, novelty Eponge Skirting, large selection of

beautiful styles in small and large checks, attractive color & l I zrr 4v M

comDinauons ; regular jj.jkj vame; saie vr j" L

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OUTING FLANNEL 36 inch heavy quality bleached and colored Outing Flannel for pajamas and nightgown ; regular 29c 1 Qp value, sale price, yard. .....

Curtains and Curtain Materials Low Priced

IMPORTED SWISS CURTAINS Owin to a fortusats purchase from an importer, we oiler high grade Brusels Curtains, beautiful designs, with rich borders, mada to tell at 10.00 and over,

Our ia!e price, .1 i

the pair

$6.95

FRINGED CURTAINS A special purchare ef these new popular Fringed Curtains that are 6e mudi in demand largs variety of pretty de- 05 signs; special, ea.

CURTAIN NETS 48 inch fins Filet and Tuscan Curtain Nets, immense variety f beautiful designs the product of the famous Ouker mills ; made to sell up to $2.00 the yardj our sale price, yard

RUFFLED CURTAINS Dainty Raffled Curtain, with

tie backs, 7$ yards long, made of fine quality grenad'ne, in

dotted and novelty effects; very i

$2.69