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Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

WANTED-Board and good care for
two English American boys, and 3
years, in refined Protestant family in
Norwich. or one carfare out. Please
send full particulars and price. Ad-
dress Box 124, Voluntown, Conn.
fah9d6
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24
TO RENT

TO RENT-Sx newly furnished
rooms, single OR housekeeping, steam
heat and electric lights. 70 Hamilton
Ave, City. feb22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

TO RENT-Desirable Office space,
heat and light furnished, elevator ser
vice, on Franklin Square. Call Room
311, Thayer Bldg, 10 to II d. m, or
to p. m. feb22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

Too scornful he of sky and sea, of
blistering rain and wind, and bluste-
ring waves from dead mems graves
silver and ral-lined-his thoughts
too new of all the crew the depths had
swept behind.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

They rang the bell for an empty
shell, they preached to the empty air,
when an empty hearse flor wear the
WOrSe) took a man named Manning
there. For Hope and he were the land
and the sea from telling and from
prayer.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

The days We're drear as they waited
here, more drear than the nights could
be; for at least the night shut from
the sight skeleton Hope and he the
hooking smiles of the eyes of isles
that looked and did not see.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

And Hope and he together be on a
fair and sunny slope lending a hand
TO all who land and know not where
TO grope-Builders from rock to all
who knock at their Masters Hut OF
Hope!-London Chronicle.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

LoST-Or stolen, Friday afternoon,
a beagle hound, with leather collar, no
tag, black and white, with tan ears,
answers to name of Skip. Call 1912
or address Peter Robitaille, Baltic.
feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

Competent waitress and
parlor maid. Apply at Bulletin Office.
feh24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

LoST-A 1919 pocket diary contain
ing postage stamps and money, name
on inside of diary. Three dollars re-
ward if returned to A. B. Kingsbury,
| II Broadway. feb22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

And Hope and he looked out to sea,
and the sea scowled back and Kissed
at him and Hope on that reeking slope
with the shapes of the shrouding mist.
Dear Christi" he cried to the beckon-
ing tide. But Hope held tight his
wrist
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

And so with strength returned at
length upon that barren slope, where
tempest brings the crawling things
that threateningly grope, he built a
hut and in it shut the skeleton of
Hopel
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24
WANTED

WANTED-Simonds War History;
responsible, energetic man or woman
to take orders in Connecticut cities
and towns for Frank H. Simonds' his
tory of the world war, in five volumes;
1000 Illustrations; three volumes now
ready; write for particulars, giving
age, business experience and refer
ences. J. @. Adams & Co, 120 Boylston
St, Boston, Mass. feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farms of every de-
scription with from ten to two hundred
acres of good land and all necessary
farm buildings. A. H. Maine, Groton,
Conn. feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

TO RENT-Tenement of four rooms,
152 Palmer st. feb21d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

This furnished free to all
WV ~ S RAYMOND superintendent
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

TO RENT-A large pleasant room,
heated. Write Box Is, care Bulletin.
feh21d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24

FOR SALE = Eggs for Matching,
Single Comb Notified Anconas and
White Wyandottes. Tel. 282. A. M.
Herrick, 459 Main st. feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-24
FOR RENT

very desirable Furnished House
eNcellently located. price very reason
able to desirable tenant. For full par
ticulars, inquire of
JOHN \. MORAN,
Real Estate Broker, Franklin Square
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
REBEKAH
DISTRICT
ASSEMBLY

on saturdsN March % special
meeting or the Lake county Rebekahs
Will take place a the Calumet odd Eel
lows hail Hammond Ind. at 1890 D. n.
the meeting will he called to order b.
the district president
An address OF welcome e. the state
assembly officers will be given. and the
response viii be given by RI. g. Reed.
district deputy graad master. The fol-
lowins grand officers Will he present:
Sister Emijs Nedgwood. last chicago.
stare assembly treasurer. past state
president. SISTER Kate ]. Nichols, Elk
hart. Ind. Sister Mary T. Stepp. Mich
isan Cit>. Ind. deputy president: Mrs.
August Schneider. Hammond Ind. and
District Deputy Grand Master Fl. G.
Reed. East Chicago.
4 school Of instruction viii take place
III The afternoon. conducted by Past
President Kate l. Nichols. II the even
ing the Lake county degree staff Will
confer the Rebekah degree on class OF
cand dates Refreshments.
Members are expected TO attend from
Hammond East Chicago. Indiana Har-
Dor. Whiting. Gary. crown Point. Hoe
bart. Lowell and SHELBY The district
assembly will he the guest OF Doreas
Rebekah lodge Of Hammond, Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
London and Paris
Far Behind U. S. in
Traffic Rules

TRANSPLANT a Fifth ave. chauffsr and
his limousine a Kansas driver and mis-
firer. or Chicago pilot and mis- truck
into any main Travelled thoroughfare 10
LONDON or Paris and he will either land
in rnorgue hospital or before
J,nacr commission sometime during the
frst day snd his car VIII be wrecked
or destroyed.
This is The opinion of scores Of sol
diers returned from overseas ard now
back al their old Jobs with the Is. Il.
Goodrich Rubber 90. The report that
ali street car and vehicle traffic IN Lon
don goes 70 the isfl while pedestrian
traffic is to the right as IN America The
soldiers say a controversy IS now being
carried On between London newspapers
On the subject Of changing British traf-
fc regulations to conform with tho laws
or other countries
Tn Paris. according a. the doueN5o> s.
vehicles travel on tbe sight side of tho
street bus there seems 10 be no speed
limit and no uniform rul Tor turning
corners Gendarnes take no concern I'm
traffic and often en- MAY see French
guardians ST The peace calmly standing
on he Sidewalk speculating ss 10 which
vehicles VIII be first 10 exuscl them
selves from traffic jam.
Drivers in the American Motor IRA MS
port Corps took kern delight in "pocket
ing" giraffe French chau@ers whene'e r
r,ossjhie 10 -teach them p lesson rs the
Yanks termed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
FIRE TRUCK
C0LLIDES WITH
STREET CAR

FIRE call came into the Ind ana Jsr-
hor station last nieht as usual and
when the slarm unes. the automatic
end machine like mos enaents OF tho
men had he bis IRE truck under WAY tn
less time than IL takes to TELL II. The
only thought ~ such tine is to set
10 the dre snd e Eet here In 2 bury.
Tbe engine With The Warning gong
constantly sounding. dashed our Of the
station and started toward Michigan
avenue But the Gary and Interurban
street car runs right b. the station aud
ile on-coming car did NOT get tine signal
in time 10 STOP and prevent collision
with The engine truck.
The air brakes were put on hard and
the motor Nas re- ersed but The street
car and the truck reached the same
point ON the track simultaneously. The
front of The car. with speed greatly
slackened however. hin the left front Of
the FIRE engine.
The impact shook up the passengers
and broke the HeStibule windows. The
left fender Of The truck was badly bent
and progress was momenfarity delayed
but otherR 50 there vas no damage.
No ore was hurt The truck Speeded
away on its mission. n was considered
fortunate that the results were not
more serious.
IL developed that the fire didn't
amount to anything
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
Story of Number 40

~ years sgo an old doctor was put
Ing Up q medicine fer diseases Of the
blood thaf cured The worst caser or
specific blood poison. and time proved
That the cures we're permanent. After
many years ] secured the prescription
being druggist, and took each in
g.edient separately ana referred TO my
L. 8 DIspensatory sne other s1thoFlts-
tive books On medicine and found ina
medical properties set down as follows:
Employed in diseases % the gl2ncular
system. in blood olson. scrofuia, con-
stipatlon. stomach and liver troubles.
chronic rheumatism catsrrh. IN sores.
ulcers skin eruptione mercurisl and
lesd poisoning Under its use nodes.
tumors and EcTofuious swelhnss that
have withstood al other treatment ois-
appear as IL by msgie TO COM
rnemorate my fortieth year as drug
gist I named this medicine Number -
FOR The Blood j c MendenhalL
Evansville. Ind.
Sold by Jos. Weis. Hammond ana
Central Drug Store, Indiana Harbor.-
Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
GERMANY
STILL HOLDING
UP HER SHIPS
Seamens Union Refuse to
Take Three Vessels to
Scottish Port.
DELT EDWARDS
STAFF CORRESPONDENT 4 ~. SERVICE
Copyright, 1919, by I. n. Service.1

LONDON. March 22.-The German
navy and everyone in tt-exoept The u
boat men--is an disgrace.
The people call Won Triple The
grave digger or the Germs nnary."
Pamphlets deeryine him are circuiat-
cd by tho thousands together with thou
sands or others OF the political stus-
tom.
Lieut.. Commander Hugo w koehler.
Of the L. :. Navy, who has Just cofa-
pleted a tour Of Germany. thus describ-
ed the attitude of the German people
towards the men Of the navy.
The one sure thing about the German
navy is that it IS finished far more ef-
rectively than II every officer and man
and ship had been sunk. said Com
mander Noehler.
with the exception or L boat men.
the navy and every one in it. IS in dis
grace The L boat mcn were loyal
throughout tho whole revolution and
are loyal to the central government to-
day but even they appear ashamed OF
the navy for many OF them wear sol
diers' uniforms. fIs rdly anywhere does
any one see q sailor II uniform. So
thoroughly is The shame of the nav
felt that the blue uniform Is considered
almost q badge Of Disgrace and except
for The uniforms of the men of The few
ships still IN commission. one never
secs any blue although the streets are
crowded with men IN the forestry grey
Of the infantry.
Il spent about all Of the first night in
Wilhelnshaven IN reading German
newspapers and the pIacsrds end hand
bills distributed by the workmen's coun-
ell, tho Socialist ana The civil govern
nlent. also got number Of the
pamphlets with which every beokshop
ard kiosk IS packed l asked which
pamphlet he'd been the most popular
and waS informed that T'rpitz. the
Grave Digger Of the German Navy. bv
Capt Persius. hsd an enormous sale. \
RECITATION Of this was on sale but had
not proved popular.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
OWLS READY
FOR WORLDS
SER|ESGAMES
Detroit Champions and the
Owls Are to Combat for
Western Honors.

WHITING. Ind March 2a-I.ocaI ha e.
+ ketball fans are Oh edge for the Norid,s
Series sames. They realize the import
snce az the contests. between the Detroit
RaEts and Whiting owls i'm the orld
et sport. Ststd citizens who never
! thought or basketball before are talsing
an unusual interest in the technic IF the
game Everything points to caps, lty
crowd ~ Slavish Hall. March 90
The owls are recognized as couton H.
ers for the World : Title by sport critics
al over the country. Their fame As
( bssketeers Is recognized wherever bas-
ketbsN is PLAYED. The owls hopes have
come true and their team IS about 10
battle for world supremacy 10 this line
Of sport
When the Owls take the aoor TUESDAY
night ~ the WAYNE Gardens IN Detroit
they wish have their strongest quintet in
the lineup. Harry Frieliug will make a
/ hurried trim from New York city cspc-
ctsiiy To play these games. Ills return
assure team Of "a footer TO start the
battle
Elliot MI leave his studies ~ North
western 10 make The trip. WIN John
son as his sidekicb tho local fans know
that two OF the greatest forwards in the
game are working for them. Bob Yinton
and Billy Wssmund have assigned BY
the Detroiters 10 euard them Wssrnund
was formerly University OF Michigan
quarterback.
Bill feeney Will oppose Tiliey Voss in
/ the pivot position. Noss is highly re-
farded n the east and should furnish
much opposition Pricing and Coch-
rane VIII guard Boosy aud Eunl1le for
wards who Will come mere much touted
r. the Straits city fans
Seats and reservations VIII he on sale
at Filters only. sale begins Wednesds g
morning March Goth. Interest in the
event indicates ? cepscltv crowd that
night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
CABINET
CONFERS WITH
UNIONISTS

INTERNATIONAL MEMS SEPgtCrl
LONDON. March c9.-A sub-conmit-
les representing the tabor Triple AMI
ance''--cosl miners railway men and
transport workers--conferred w.th the
cabinet TO-DAY on the railroad situation.
When the conference opened there was
every indication that the cabinet would
rot reIent in the attitude il had taken
toward the railway workers
r. IT. Thomas heed Of the railway
mems union. snnousced IN Friday me
the governments offer or teru1s FOR 2
settlement had p~eu rejected
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22

TULSA. Okla March I'll IT. An
derson. an oil salesman. was shot to
death al 1890 O'Clock this morning in =
closed room adjoining his apartments
in East Third ST. Five shots took ef-
feet in Anderson's body and death wa
instantaneous.
Mrs Anderson was arrested directly
after the shooting and made the state
uent that her husband was trying re-
choke her and thu she shot him in self-
defense ~ was sad by persons living
ia The building chat the couple had FREE
auent quarrelS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
MARKET
ACTIVE THEN
RE:VERSES
liver 100000 Shares of Lit
tie Steel Traded in First
Three Minutes.
LlsrEFsAriosAl Nrws stFWct]

INTERNATIONAL hE~S sEFNlCEi
NEW YORK, March I2.--ONer loo GOO
shares q steet common were traded IN
during the first three minutes 81 the
opening OF the stock market todey. and
i'm that reriod the price moved up $ TO
1aos. The brokers dealing in The stock
included probably one-third Of the &C
tive members Of the exchange and ma
The course OF tbs initial trading this
huke crowd swung over wide space ON
the board room floor with excited inter
4si attached 20 all the details Of the
trsdins.
Other stocks In sympathy
Tb4 opening sales were recorded at
1s.oao shares at sas. 10 100 w4th the
sock taken as offered for some time
sfterward with buying orders for 5000
and 10000 share lots being Sc numerous
- 10 be reSarded as natural incidents
10 the continued large volume OF deal
anss. Movements IN other stocks were
governed completely by this action OF
he market leader with nearly every
ming making gaines ranging from frac-
lions 70 over one point.
clozs of Market weak.
7,h. stock market closed weak today
There was sharp reversal oi conan
tion. in the nnal trading when ell the
earlv advances were followed by gen
aral downward movement all through
the list. which was led by steel com
mon. That stock. after selling UP 70
zoos. reacted to 90 and Baldwin drop
p.d over points to SO. Losses or from
70 points were sustained IN all the
active issues especially in the Petrol
cum shares. Mexican Petroleum drop
ping over four points TO 1871 but raj
ling 20 = closing price Of 1S2sa
Reading was finally S4is. iona Geo
mveducts a1s4. Marine pfd. HIS. Stude-
baker sass and Sinclair 80
E.1e~. $50. 900 shares; bonds. S6.ssl.-
600: salss for the week. $4,000 shares
bonds. $50, 100000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
GERMANY'S
NAVY DEEP
IN DISGRACE
Won Tirpitz Called by Ger
mans, the Gravedigger of
the Hun Navy.

rAHTS March z2.-The German sea
mans union is holding the surrender o.
three Of the largest German merchant
ships. which ere to be turned over TO
tbs United States under the new armis-
ice terms. Il was learned today The
railors so far have refused 10 take the
Sims from Bremen to Scottish port.
where American sailors are waiting TO
man the vessels
The Germans are demanding that he
fore taking the vessels 10 sea, they shall
he guaranteed immediate repatriation.
American Representatives are working
hard to reach a settlement 50 that the
.blns will be available at once for TAX
inr troops TO the United States and
hrfnR,nx food back to Europe The food
uu1 be for the use OF Germany.
Necessity for relieving the food stu
attor in Germany IS scutely realized by
ne American peace delegates who are
aoinE all they can for quick solution
President Wilson and Secretary Of S ate
Lansing received important reports on
This matter today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
TWO BOYS DIE
WITHIN A WEEK
IN ONE FAMILY

The second death Of typhoid fever
TO occur in week In the J. e. Nc
Cracker family Al 3712 Ivy street. In
d ana Hsrhor was that Of Robert Kre-
ger. r ne and half wears or age. The
remains We're stripped % TT. Thomas.
Kv this morning. The other death
vas that q Donald McCrac1en. age
HIS remains were shipped TO 81. Louis.
The boys were step-brothers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
NEW WAGE
SCALE FOR GARY
DRIVERS

To take effect on Aprn the drfv-
ersos the dai~ymen ~ Gary vii be
given 3 new vase scale. Each driver
Vii receive SIS pet wees with BON
us ~ three percent on his COLLECTION
ara on new business secured on s
nailk route he will receive 20 percent
for the INST SIX months. the last In
cucement as to stimulate him TO give
5000 sery Ice snd to retain the custom
ers aud prod ice new business for his
emeplovers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
Bulletins
INTERNATIONAL news SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON. March 2s--~ Pretty
tough on the Yenks, The April require
nenis In the way of dciiescies for the
American eNpeditiousry forces, accord
ing to & syr department announcement
TO-DAY viii be
one million packages oach of cracker
tack. fruit tablets. after dinner mints
sailed almonds. salted peanuts and va
fer rolls and 100000 cartons OF fancy
waters Because the cracker industry
in Francs is prscticaily ST & stondstH
" will he necessary to send also l.soa.
GOO cartons or assorted crackers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
cE1oAGo PRODUCE.

BUTTER - creamery extras DOS
nrsts. 641sc: packing stock. So f2e-
EGGs-Current receipts IS Q 39c' or
binary frsts. SS5ac; frsts- 5s = q See'
extras. 44q +5c-
LIVE POULTRT-Chickens, SSo' tur-
KEYS. sic. springs. SSo, ROSTERS. $50
geese. 26G23c, ducks ESQ 33c,
POTATOEs-Ohios. $1,000 SO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
SHOEMAKERS
ON STRIKE

r1hTr7AhTtCNAL NEWS sEsgfCEI
CHICAGO. March 22-More than 900
sboemakers went on strike bere today.
demanding higher wages and shorter
hours Of labor. SeHerai factories haze
been compelled to close down entrels.
and Others are producing only a mint
mum output
Efforts to settle the strife are being
tra9s by Fred 3 Feist. of tire H. S. de-
partment of labor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22

George Henderson in return FOR alleged
protection OF Brown and Henderson IN
the unlawful sale Of liquor. the opera
ton or houses 81 il repute. and The con-
Quoting or gambling establishments "
is charged that 81 600 actually wss raid
the mayor. Brown and Henderson also
were indicted Tor giving brihs
Mayor Woodman. who Furnished bonds
% $50 coo thus FAR. has docnncd to make
any statement regarding the charges
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
WANTS TO
CONNECT WITH
PHONE CO
IINTEENAIIoNAL NEWS sERvfcE

The Portage Home telephone Co. which
operates in Lake and Porter courties
today fled petition with the Indiana
Public Service Commission. seeking
permission fo~ connection with the lines
OF The Chicago Telephone CO.. and toll
service With Gary. Hammond. Indiana
Hsrbor. East Chicago and Other Lake
county point sresched ~ The Chicago
Telarhone 90.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
ALUMNI HOLDS
THEIR REUNION
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVicEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CHICAGO March 22.--Aluwni &c tn
diana Iriversitv graduating within the
last 20 years. held their annual lunch
eon today A. The Congress hotel The
University viii ne 100 years old neNt
year President VIM. Lowe Bryant was
The chief speaker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
r. r. STRIKE ENDED

INTERNATIONAL news SERVICE
ATLANTA Ga March 22.-The stri ks
N railway CLERKS employed on the Nash
VILE Chattanooga Il ST. Louis railway,
called March II BY system Chairman
q. T. Jackson, vas a. noon today de-
cared TO De a. 10 end in = staten nt
ssued by E 81 AfcGee acting local
chairman Or the Brotherhood or Rail-
eag Clerks. follow nE en- extended con
ference with Regional Director WincheIl
and Fedora Manager Mspother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
LOS ANGLES VICE
CONDITIONS PROBE:D
Mayor Woodman Indicted
for Agreeing to Accept
a $4,000 Bride.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS srsvrct

los ANGELES. Cslif., March y
Win Mayer Frederick T. Woodn1aB snd
TWO others under indictment for bribery.
ne probe Of vice conditions in Los An
Eeles continued TODAY. Further sensa-
tionsl developments. It Is predicted. viii
result
The Indictment against Mayor Wood
man charges him with agreeing rs sc-
r4rt $4,000 In monthly payments Of
$500 each from George Brown ard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
LIPSEY COMPANY
SUSPEND TRADE

CHTCAGo NsTo6 -l'--L7nseI q %
incorporated. member of the Chfca co
hoerd Of trade. suspended business to-
dav TOO liberal extensions OF eredis
10 custom.ers was given bv those sc-
ouainted with she situation as the
cause q the difficulty. The frm was
capftazued ct $50. 200
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
TRACTION co.
FILES PETITION
LINTEENAILoNAL Ntws sEsYIoEI

The Marion a Bluffton Traction 60. to-
dsH filed p petition with the Indiana
Pubic service Comm ss3on seeking an
prevail Of modification of thccompany's
contract with The town of Warren,
Huntington county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
LlN1ERNArIoNAl MIMs sERyleE

NEW YORK March 22.-Miss eleanor
phitnore Of Boston. one Of nu1nber
Of Y NJ c.. A secretaries who ar/ved
hare today on the auxiliary cruiser
Louisville. doesn't think much Of the
prince Of Wales as a dancer. She danced
with him a soldier entertainment in
Cohlenz shortly after the signing OF the
srn1isticf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
RESISTED OFFICER

Joseph Fererer. an Italian. vas last
night srrasted ~ 18TH and BroadwsH.
Gar,. for resisting IN officer aud he
vas brought 70 the police station. and
later released on bonds for his sp-
pcarsnce at court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
Dies of Scarlet Fever

Edward Robert Chester. two year
Old son N M and Mrs- John Chester.
2-57 Harrison street Gary. last night
died of scarlet fever at the home
Burial today at Crown Hin cemetery.
Hobart
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22
YOUR HAT; MY HAT

To some men a hat is just
hat.-whats more. they look it,
too. both the hat and its wearer
To my customers a hat is
Felt KNAPP or A Borsalino.
Here Is a test for you. II pride
in your appearance prompts YOU
now, when nature is changing
her raiment. thai YOU, TOO, must
spruce up. you have told yourself
thai a hot to you means express
sion Of personality that 10 YOU q
hat Is more than an umbrella.
You have probably noticed in
war pictures that the most pic
turesque headgear was worn by
the Italian Bergsalieri. That IS
not surprising for the worlds
standard for male head dress has
long been set b. the Italians.
Therefore a Borsalino hat. for in
stance is not merely d hiatt is
craftmsns creation. something
hat can express character in the
wearer II re-creates the crafts
mans spirit-pride in possession.
Now then. not to mention quail
ity and workmanship. prices being
equal. DO you want Just hat" or
a KNAPP Felt or BOrsalino9
We thought so. Prices from
$50 10 $500.
Our judgment regarding the su-
perior taste of our customers has
been justified through years 81
growing business. one door north
Of the Citizens National Bank
Building
GASSMAN BROS.