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Tuesday. Juno 4, 1918.
"Mill i i i
THE TIMES
Page Thre.
L.Lam.8.. ...
SCOUT CUP
PUMHED FOR
LAKE
A ceneral mooting' of the Cilumct
Boy Scout camp commute was held
at the Cham-be r of Commerce rooms,
XT. a t Chicago last , e tn!nR, and do
:a.is completed for i :i s ! . tu l: n of
this camp at Cod.tr Lake this iimmir.
The 5'.; recommended by ill'- n-m-mitto
wis iinan.K!"'.isiy a i.-;ii.-d and
arrangements will b maJ at once t-
I ,;t s ?;: in ..i!!ab! condition for
he uimp Th Ian, upon w h !-'. th.-
a :v. p will be located is known as the
Thif.Irthtt a:te pj.-ip-rty. known to the
- ! -.- !' ! Ps.rints as ihe P-g-ifr pini-?. and
I I-o.i;d oti th ea.-t ide of the ink.
whiting formally accepted the !nvi
to jo.n to- camp an-! Iht-r- r j e
three member of the AVhtt.ng' council
i-.-i-f'rt at the meet -- sr.
Word was re.-e've.j from Inllana
ii.-bor council that they had already
a i - a rra r.KfniT t s for their f-.immrr
imp and that in consideration of this
r i l th-'V fc'.t compelled t o deei.ne t
-. v : ' a t : ':) of the r.-mni:Ue to join hi
the Calumet r.t-.vomc-nt.
""A rk will bo hoo:n r chop to n?
rTl;:oi th" n'iiiii'f:' .f Hoy Seo-jt ? In
tr. :f - ion that, w-.l! attend the r.ivun.
DRAFT CLASSES
GIVENJJ LAPQRTE
East Chicago and Gary Boys
Placed in Latest List
Sent Out.
v a r ;
i .! inittor is In charge of th
.-co;;! n.n . in Hammond. Ent Ch
i -'I C o it-. " ; tire, and all boy who ,1,
S"-"1 w.
isked to sipn a c.
1
which must also contain the signature
:f th" r-itnr.
Tt was definitely decided that th
cost to ach boy for board would b
53 per week. Th--sc ho s who join
t It o camp for t h w e e k - e n d may c !- : a n
iv.esl f-'T 15 cents each ami ln-,is::ng
f r 1 .". cent?, mak.r.g the cost 50 cent.;
per day.
Th camp will open on th 1 5th of
July and wiil c"nt:n in periods of
T-,.- weeks until all boys have been
cc com no d a ted.
It Is desired to secure as many tn;s
as possible t--y properly house thrt boys
d thr
w.-. o !uv
tits a r- a w :-. 0 a r
will. rig: to !"an them for the boys' use
u"id-r careful supervis :-n will please
eomrnur.i ate with W. C. Relman of
Hammond. W. A. C-x or r.ast Chicago,
and Jo)-.n J. Keller rf Whir.ntr.
There was f :ra discussion last nigh
-f :h p:s;:t-iiity of turnip? ovr the
camp and its entire e c;'i i pn en t to the
Camp F.-.-e .-Jir's for a shut period
before the her:nniro of soN,)- -pr.
ember. V.'hetber or not this can i-e
u-n will depend largely --n th
r.ttrnb- "f B -y S' art-iyir.? f-v
enrollment. Th r?:bility w::; l- d.
e.-mir.ed in a c--.i;.l- of vek?.
WORD FROM
FLOYD IRISH
:--i3 cm from Saginaw. JTo-h..
that Floyd Irish, formerly of Ilam-m-"r.d.
is .-t.II confine! j .-, t h'-use ai
t r. r-u r'.i it. has bee n t .i-plvn e ks s-noe
t h e a '-id e nt In w hh h wa. t ; k I - -an
tu:--rr.ob:!. Mr. Irish experts to
o- r -ou ;e .-. r. . I
Telephona 934. i
rSTK-VAt. To Tun TtMrs.1
hAI'OIITF, INP., Jtinrt 4. The latest
draft classification1- for Lake county re
turned by the app-al board nre bs fol
lows: Kast Chicago Van II. rttiffncr. " K
( rrchissitied) ; Felix J. Sully. 2 P;
1- 'rank M. Kickels. 3 I.; Albert U.
Mulia. 4 A (on arP'Sl 2 P; Isadora
Carlson, 2 P. ar.d J.-x.-pli Htstrim. 2 IX
I.ake County, p:isii.n 2 (Hammond.
Ind) Alexant'.cr S. Ci'I. 2 P; "; orge
l. I.an(jl-cn. 2 H (on appeal 2 P), and
H.iry C. Wartifr, 2 P.
City of :;iiy. No. 1 John V. Moram,
2- 1). Ward M. Muldowney. 3 K; John
Coleman, .. K; I'am- I M. O Itrien. 21";
Henry John Paigler. 2 -P; Joseph p.-n-fan,
K : .hime.s Frank M rava. 1 1;
Pante S. C'(-oiinelI, .1 K : John IJesan.
2 P; George l.ee Vonf-i. 2 '; Crover
H. Mct'uily. 3 K; Isadore Kramer. 2
Pi Harvey P. Carlett. 2 P; Monroe F.
M-'Aov, Z K: Krn.-st V. Allen. ." K;
M:k' he-. Murphey. S K: Ka'ph M.
I'ct !;;in, it K ; l uni! NIsot, 2 P;
Mm:! IVCrson. 2 P. Jeor-,-" It. Thatch
er. 2 P; Wall-r It. M-diuder. 3--K;
Tun:! Ilr-ssi.-sf ti. 2 I1: l-'ran- es Kelly,
K; Albert J brush?!, 3 K : Frank
Ma ! ousek. 2 P; Harvey Thrown, II K:
Henry llersentr.-h.-r. ." K; 'hristiftn 1
A'zh.un. 2 P: Hc-t-.r V. l.iihail. 2 Pi
ill i,i m H. McCorob, 2 P; Kueene V.
Wa'ter i.isomak. 2 P: liussel I.
Iltiii.e-. 1 K: Arm in vn IVrcg hy. " -K:
V.'iiliam J. Moran. 3 K ; Axel n.
F.aoktrson. 3 K: John Faherty, 1 A
ion appeal. 3 K): Albert ". Corus. 2
P; James H. Martin. 2 1: .TosoT'h I".
K!rs-!i. 3 K: Cerhard M. I.oder. 2 P:
benjamin A. Creen. 2 K; Ira .1. Crouse,
" K: I'orest J. Smith. 3 K: George
Kolevinski, 2 K; Frank Nelson. 2 P;
Henry Thomas Harry, 3 K: Florence A.
Palmer. 2 K: William F. Marks. 2. K;
Alfred William Prandt. 4 P: Thomas
Russell Smith. .3 K: Carl V. Hendrick
son. 2 P; I.loxd I.. Henderson. 3 K :
Claud O. p.T.nison. 2 i; Charles K.
Milleh. Jr. 2P: Ml mo A. Knoch. 3 K:
Frank J. Su!h-n. 3 K. and Hay K.
Cunov, 3 K.
Albert C F. Wadel. 1 A (on appeal);
Fre-1 Krueer. 1 A ( "ti apreal); Fillip
po Pa'ma. 1 A ion appeal): Fail C
Murphy. 1 A it. appral): Kdward P.
Fr.rton. 1 A (on app-'al) Robert Nor
man. 1 A t-n appeal); John J. Mo
.Sra'h. 1 A; r"r Frederick. 3 K:
I'harles Jones. 1 A ( on appeal; Frank
M. KuckenbeckT. 1 A (on appeal i;
I. e-ndia? i.'handiia?. 5 F (on arpca! :
'I'jy J. J. Scacer. 1 I; Herbert II
Ftshr. 2 P; Pa id A. J.--k-T. 3 K ;
Joseph K. Prlnen, 2-K: Ray T-ulIock.
2 P: Th"n-as C Mason. 2 K; Chai !a
V'. I'o- k. Z- K: W:'i Foo 2 P: haru-y
Feft. Jr. 2 K: Ksrry Ooidstem I found
physically qualifiedi; Si'ti',! R. Wak.
2 P: John Thompson, 1 1 (on appcap;
Charles Corrsabenc, 1 I on appeal)
.Tames Spioboias, " F (on appeal);
I.rtiis A. P.-haeker.baeh. ! I ion ap
peal): Adsen Grand. 2 P: Joseph S.
N.athar.son. 3 B (n appcap; John R.
Kersey. 2 P: John F. Froe'ss, 3 P;
ion apreal): Jaroh Joseph. 1 I i"n ap
Pal); Mike Vasi'aados. 1 1 (or. appeal;;
Jintes Ccnir.ios. 1 I (on nppeal).
Ko; Wililam O. Btirke. enRiueer coips. (
East Chicago; Oscar M. Wise, medical j
corps. Crown Point; Paniel A. Reich,
engineer corps. Manitowoc, Mich ; A.
F. Maxwell, signal corps. Aifc-er. Mich
Pewey Thacker. signal coins, Renss
elaer. Ind.; Ezra T. Firidge. coast nr
uilery corps. Mctjoysburp. Ind ; Har
per P. MikseH. toast artillery. Pelphh
Ind : I'lede I. Heaver, coast artillery,
Delphi. Ind.; Joseph Amendola, enjri
neer corps, ('hicago II! ; Harold A
HaehneJ. cnkclpeer corps. 2nt Cosllin
street; Lawrence J. Itrihnyer, enyin-. r
n rf.". OOS S;hl( v street
Applicant-- procuied in the Indian
apolis disiri-t for ill- month of May.
i I' '. .
Indianapolis 47
A nderson ..' 21
Bedford -c,
'on ne rs v il le 1
Fllihart 21
Fort M'avne 7.
jCaty -;i
I I.i n t on
Hammond
I. a Porte
Jvokomo
I -a f a y e 1 1 e
I.o.jransport
M3 l:son
! Ma mm
M incie
New Castle
outh Pend
Richmond
GARY STARTS GOAL
STORAGE CAMPAIGN
Dealers Meet Today With
U. S. Administrator i
Propaganda On.
;jJ!''n'iMiii:iiHiiiiiiiiiii!ifi:ii miiiii;!iimiiii!iimii!inniiin'i iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiitiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiHiiiaiimiinniii'.iii'L;
Cigars
John Ruskin
reg ular 6c
I Cigars, each ;
Special
Q A JT Tn T.
: tJ M. L 1 J. A xr
Tooth Pastel Z
30c Tubes atl
I'n-br 'he fniFpio.s r,f (.:,,, f,;,-! ,-;,!-ministration
Caiy fit.iv hr ;in its '..!
coal campaign, a j-ro. .;ed ng that w; :i
also lie rnrth'd ut n every p-irt o-"
Iakn i ounty
OrnloM Meet.
Coal deal' rs nut in.-lnv at ivninifr
cia! club with C.'y 1'ue! A lin : n :,'., t .
Initiva'i.l M.i-'. Th i! -ia . fourt.--"
4-mir.ute j.i--'i w:;i oin j taikinp. . a
wagons v.-.,l in placarded -.villi the h-m-
I
i
I-a Forte n ernment'H pica, and b:ll ...ards w:i! .. ! JSl 'f 7
Kokomo 31 'used. I I
. :. I Cary y-ids hold but I-ineo tons , ; 1 (
Mad 'son fi i roai. The city us. ton!! f.,r ' Si T X
. 4it tons of c..Ki a mcs j--..bi ! -.- the ! fi fn
New Castle -3 trust. Fn.ess si .i-,-p ;.u ,..,,!.-. t;. J ! &T V
outh Pend 47 iuirt.r.er and ear!;- u-i-r- may l.e ui-ai.:.- El I 4 fX
r.l.-hmond 2 to pet .oal In tii n inter. New m-.-u- 1 -, Vf. )
. factor. alone w- t,ai;e sr, ,;n i ' j
- tr'"S- ' ' 1; iV
i Buy a Thrift Stamp todav. Buy a Thrift Stamp todav. ! VlS
feMIra SI
1 rtifmWtm xJzA$J'$ti iL'irij h'feS;
"T THEN you find t!io pM c-o tlmt erivr-s you tin:
VW most q'ood coal 1'or the least monev,
V stay by it.
But You Can't Be Sure Until You Have
Given Us at Least a Trial Order.
You may think you arc satisfied with your present
eoal service, hut wc believe wc can jzive you still bet
ter r-rU is faction.
At Least Give us an Opportunity
PORA?a HAMMOND LEADS IN
Insurance
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pora Building. 3452 Guthrie St.
Indiana Harbor, Ind.
1
1
a 1
PHONE 70
Estimates Furnished
RECRUITING FDR MAY
!
i
June to Ee Big Month !
Eighteen Enlisted Yes- j
terday Aftemoon. j
i
fr-r, i on'v to I i 1 - - ?
i ; jg; ..p
1 - : ; ! urn"TTl
5c j imUFMAHN & WOLF - HAMMOND. Imd. 20c
A Special One Day Sale of ISIew
Outdoor Apparel for Summer
Featuring Silk Suits and Skirts. Pretty Wash Frocks
and Outing Suits at Sharply Reduced Prices j
Women s Washable Sport Suits on1y$3.98
ri Women's and Misses' Tub Suits, just the thin for summer outina; 1
v.-oar. cool and comtortabJe. 1 hey nave sport styje .lacKetsoi vnno
gabardine with striped skirts; collars, ruffs and belts tare of ;
striped materials that match the skirts; splendid d O Q O g
valines. Priced at JJO ;
$25 Silk Gingham Frocks $17.50
A sale of Silk Dresses that will open vour eyes as to
value and style these times of hih prices. Smart, j
chic models of Silk Ginghams, in pink, blue, laven- j
der and tan. Draped, pleated and tunic effects. withjJS
,. . , n -1 ll. 1 1 J ' 1
sash belts and dainty collars ana cutis onemuroiuajis
ered organdy; regular $25 frocks at $17.o0.
Suits and Frocks at $7.98
Wnmeivs becomimr summer frocks of Shantung Sillrj
in poihi, tan and rose. The suits are in sport style,j
the frocks are belted and have organdy collars and;
colored silk ties; $12.50 values, choice $7.93. - i
$18 Silk Suits $10.95 Taffeta Frocks $12.98 f j
These suits are the newest spring styles.
tailored of fine Silk Poplin; they come in
sand and navy with ..ollars and cuffs in
contrasting colors. Regular $15 suits at
K).f'5.
dresses that would ordinarilv sell$at.!
$15.00 and $16.50 were included ima re-;i
ceht purchase they're in the yeryJs
newest styles, navy blue only, all sizes4
l'nced at $12.yb.
Harbor Hat
ni r i oi
Shining Parlor mUZSzti 'Vm"
340414 Michigan Avenue
Near Guthrie St.
Indiana Harbor, Ind
Big Purchase of Silk
Taffeta Skirts
This splendid offering in TVomen's S-.'k
Press Skirts Is characteristic of the lyion
Store's policy o: poingr out and securing
big- harsain for us patron. These skirts
ere in the very latest styles ar.d crler.ngs,
all are carefully made and of best quality
materials.
Values up to' $10
priced at only
$5.98
There's a number of dlffernt attractive
new models to choose from In pretty lig-ht
colored Oincham Taffetas, new plaid and
r-riped Taffetas, with novelty shirred and
tscl trimmed rocket, separate belts,
-to.; aiues to Jio.o-a, prjeec 98
ha7
Ha?f Price
for These
Trimmed Hats
Very clever new effects, both large and i' J
email, made of hemps, trimmed In crepe and-'':
pretty flowers, colors are navy blue, cream.
white and black; regular
hats, tomorrow only
$5.00
Hsr
tond wa
mm
Building
Contractor
4335 Forsyth Ave.
East Chicago.
fclarapolis In the state for the rnm'li ! H
H j of May in vi.'unfer rccruittns. a re- j M
p I port from Major Ryan today annonnc- , rj
Hies. As Indianapoiis is piven credit f-.-r ' II
nil men enlisted by postmaster thro ih- j
o-it the state It Is impossible to tell ',
from the report how many of the 457
volnteers credited to that city we-e 1 ES
from Indianapolis alone. j B5233aSESS3ia23S22SrS3Z
'! hi news that German submarine
were operetinfr off the New Jersey
roast cauped a boom in recruiting- at
Serftenat Vv'ebh's offioe In Hammond
today. Within three hours eisthteen
men enlisted. Their names follow:
Pa:,l F. Miller, signal corps, 4S0 Pine
istr'-et: Glenn I. Evan. ensin-er corps,
j 7?.9 Wood street; Alfred Johnson, en-
t cineer corps. 15S Clark ftrfi; Andretr
a Uisehertr. medical corps. Eat chicasro;
J j '"red I.ars"n. cavalry. Fast Chit ago; J.
3 '. IIoffT.an. cavalry. Fast I hioasto; RenJ
ilmrn. epe-neer o-.rr-s. "Fast fbioa-
i.uuiauo i.ai uui, Xitu. t.'''' v.
Strav.-, Panama and Felt Hal- (V; 'A
Cleaned Blocked and "Repaired for a "
both ladies and gentlemen.
WE CLEAN AND DYE
ALL KINDS OF SHOES
Exclusive Chairs for Ladies.
George Kondiles, Prop.
2
I
GogbSupplyYX
Armi Is!
i' wrfrvvs-g i E
TZr i-sr Monfh
-t
t wait until you have
to i-jay more!
There was a time when first class roads were a
requisite to successful motoring.
Today, with the cars we sell you
can go anywhere the road leads.
When you have a bad trip to make,
if you haven't a good car of your
own, borrow your neighbor's.
And when you buy a new car come in and look this
one over.
Further Price Advances
on Monday, July 1
have been announced on certain
Nemo models. Other advances are
Sj sure lo follow, as it is becoming
!j mere and mere difficult to get the
necessary ccrset material for the
manufacture of corsets of the high
! Nemo standard.
! Be wise, buy Nemo Corset?
El month in quality not one or two but
j enough to last until conditions change.
Ej You'll congratulate yourself on your fore
Hi fight when it's no longer possible to buy
quality corsets at any price.
The Bis 4 NEMO WEEKS in June is a TIME TO SAVE! I
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this ""-3- :
s? in
$2.50'
Hundreds o Untrmmcd Hatsj;
Double S. & H. Green
Stamps Tomorrow
values to !4.l'P. in ail trie seasons isies:
shapes, .both larfre and small; they're infc:
hemps, rough straws and lacquered braids.;"
black and
choice
nd all colors. Tour
-y-ji the balance of'the 55-dczetn-pur- j-
nmOn S rllnUSeS chase on pec.al sale last week; ;
thev're the very latest styles in);
tieoigrctte. Crepe de Ohine and Striped Tub Silk, white and colors; b'onses ,j
that would ordinarily reta'l at 5.S. $.n0 and $7.00. Vour, O O l
pjz&i:
choice at
i
Wednesday's Shoe Bargains
Big Savings in Women's and Children s
Low Shoes
"Oucr the Top"
V)ti a Arcu' Straiv
Th s ; : i C ivi. w.-n tb.er for frir.
l.i?:f. -vr cht Fed- rns riol Sa.lors
lie ( T i.l'oi-t S I o If.-. 1, P .1 !-.!)(! me.
d. :-.i . i. ; n . ;., u : - . 5i:;.
b.m.ls and pla..i i..a.-U : ..: binds
n i sizes. Splendid vii- rv. r
fi t
A SPF.'TAI, rTRfllA? FI of ankle,
strap suppers, pa.e;it leather,
broad toe lasts, bow trimmed,
durable leather sob's; s.ies 1 i 53
I. pa: r J l.o'l ; size?
T.. 11. pair
$1.39
GIRLS' BAREFOOT SANDALS
Made of tan calf with sewed
soles. Children's sizes, per pair.
I1.C5; slse ?'i to 11. per pal:
$!.."!; sizes 11 '5 to
per pair
$1.50 I
I.ITTLK ONE - PT R A P 5MPPER
f Rim mot a' calf, si.k bow
tr'. mm rc. o.epeiv
icathe:
ft mtle. a .
"$1.00
WOMEN"? HOUSB SLIPPERS
Of vie; kid. Princess style. etd
gore and plain toe slippers with
common sense heels, some have
rubber heels.
cial, pair
$1.48 II
Afens
New Panamas
Panamas, drop
cl o;a", -,'ii'.i P-.igaree
bard in lb-man stripe
$3.00
j:..
WHITE FOPLIN
'FMPc
Lor.:: .slend"r
amps', pla.n to mod' 1 . Losis ..:?. Idea! ; ;J
for u:nr.i r a-.u t i t :i wca: :;1! sizes. P.-icid -
for Trouble S. & H. Stamp Day .at E
per pair 0LC . IE
SMART NFW SLIPrr.RS of tan calf in arkie
ft:a: f tyle. new lasts, bow trimmed. ir--nuin
-..lit .-oie", s zes !!'.. to ii. per pair ?2.'"',
sizes to 11. pair ?1AI; s:z--s
: to s. i,, r pair
$1.69 1
You Can Rely on the Quality of These
BOYS SUITS
I Two Pairs of 'Knickers $6.98
! !AUF"MANN & WOLF - Hammond. Imd. !
V.'e pnr.-htsed tf."e suit? f em a manufacturer who tk p? ide in ! irn.-m?
out "Q.iai.:" il. li es for hoy-. They are made from fancy mixtures that
v. ;'! wear -v'i. the coat- have buckled belts, slash and pal-'h pockets
similar n t!-" p.'-tui-e . TV.'ii pa : rjt f lined kn.rl.eis with each i' s f
suit; s.zes it 1 j ears. Priced for this sale at y)0iO
Z5c and 85c Wash Suits
49 Cents
-j C'Jds and ends from rectlar st'K'k tliey'r ail splendid values. Tommy
Tucker Myles v, ith sailor collar, tie. belt and pockets, stra.ght or bloomi r
trousers. Made of pood quality striped percale, sizes ;i t- R
:i years. Ppeciaily priced at. .
49c
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