Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 188, Hammond, Lake County, 30 January 1912 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1912-
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MEXU FOR A DAV. BREAKFAST. Sliced Oranges. Bacon CurU. Bran Biscuit. Date Jam. Coffee. Turtla Bean Soup (Vegetable). Reheated Bran Biscuits. Warm Gingerbread and Cheese. . Ta. DINNER. Quick Consomme (Beef and Tomato) Vaal Roasted with Sweet rotatoes. Cr.am.d Carrot. . Celery Crisped. Apple Dumpling with Cider Sauce. Cheese. rackers. offee.
A LEAP YEAR DASCE. One of the most delightful of the season's parties was a leap year dance
trlvett by the members of the loung Indies" Club last evening !n Weis Hall in State street. It -was the first tn a cries of entertainments at which these young people will be hostesses during ieap year, the next to be a shirt waist party. The exact date for the party has not ben decided. There were between sixty and seventy guests who arrived at the hall between eight-thirty and nin o'clock and enjoyed the hospitality of the club members. Miss Maymo Rafcen and Miss Arlelgh Telche wera the committee on arrangements and the success of the party is largely due to them. The hall was beautifully decorated In rd and white. The lights were shaded with red crepe paper and fmllai and festoons' of the colored paper were draped from th chandeliers to various parts of the hall. Streamers
of red crepe paper decoated the windows and arches. On the walls were ! hung large posters with clever Leap year sentiments and rhymes. In the parlors and refreshment room the same attractive colors were used in the decoration scheme. The favora given In the
Vail room were little red hearts and red hearts tied with white satin ribbon were used as programs. Included in the program of dances was the Rye Walts and Robbers and Circle Two Steps. Charles McKelvey of East Chicago directed the musical program. His program was very enjoyable. The party iria one of the prettiest of the winter and was thoroughly enjoyed by the many guests. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. O ltourk and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Walker were chaperons. Among the guests - were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zohl. M'. and Mrs. Herman Claus, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens, Mri and Mrs. F. J. O'Rourke, Mr. and Mrs. Btisil Walker, th a Misses Mayme Rahen. Arlelgh Telche. Julia Reilley, Hazel Fla.nngan, Uine Meyers. Julia and Anna Kingston, Grace Broviak, Leah Shroyer, Belle Routsong,
Jennie Walton, Helen Solan, Grace Oehrlng, Ida Voight, Emma Conley. Edna Gluth and Mayme Winckler, Messrs. Frank Meyers, N. J. Connelly;
John Nolan, Don Grady, Fred Meyers
Newman, Bailey, Anthony Baker, Leo
Arnold, Arthur Marlott, Glen Chartier.
Chester Eastwood, Leo Knoerse
Leonard Kolb Miller, Anderson, Al
Dockery, Maser, and Arthur Hayworth.
AS evtertaismeVt. This evening at the First M. E
church In Russell street, Mr. Colby, the
cartoonist will give an entertainmen.
The lecture will be given under the auspices of the Epworth League and will be the fourth and last in the entertainment course arranged for the winter. Mr. Colby gives a unique and interesting entertainment and it is desired that there are many to hear him. He draws with Astonishing rapidity, accompanying his work o nthe easel with an almost countUiuous flow of humorous and instructive comment.
A THEATER PARTY. The young women of the M. T. Club wil compose a theater party in Chicago this evening and see Margueri-.a Sylva in 'Gypsy Love" at the Chicago Opera House. In the party will be Mrs. Dans. Summers, Mrs. Kay Lammering. Mrs. Alexander Stolkowitx. the Misses Grace Kingwill. Florece Shea. Norma
Robbins, Eva Wilson. Irene Parsons and Florence Buzzard. A til II. n MEETING The members of the Ladies' Guild of Ft. Paul's Episcopal church will meet In the guild room in Rlmbach avenue Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. The social meeting has been postponed indefinitely. The regular program will be folowed at the meeting omorrow. Mrs. J. C. Graves of Carroll street went to Hyde Park, Chicago today to be a guest at a party at which Mrs. will Graves will entertain. Mr. and Mrs. Wood have returned to Their home In Chesterton after visiting Dr. and Mre. Alva Toung and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meara at their heme In Calumet avenue during the past week end. Mill I - I II
SOCIAL 2VE"W9 FOR "WEDNESDAY. Mri. C. . Jewel t will entertain the nietubera of the Ladlea Aid Society of the First Congregational ehureh Wednesday afternoon at her home In Clark street. Mrs. Lew Wolf will be at home to the member of the Jewtah Ladles Aid Society Wednesday afternoon at her home In South Ilohninn atrret. Mrs. Thopataoa and Mm. . Monlton will be hoateaaea at the meeting; of the I.adlea Aid Soelety o ft he Klrat Presbyterian' rhnreh Wednesday afternoon In the church parlors In South Hohman street. - The members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church will meet for an all day session Wednesday In the church parlors la Calumet avenue.
A NEW NET WAIST
Club Meetings
EX JOY THE MEETING. A very enjoyable meeting of the members of the Kleurdelis Club was held last evening at the home of Mrs. Smith in East Sibley street. It was the regu
lar club meeting and the twelve mem
A novel lace banding forms the yoke on this handsome net waist and trtmrnL. for the collarless neck.
the body and t: e sleeves. The
leevee are kimono styles.
until Lent and play cards. Pedro will
be played this evening and a pleasant social time Is anticipated. The guests
will play at three tables. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. This afternoon Mrs. R. B. MacAleer 1 entertaining a number of friends at he
home In Doty street. Her guests are the members of the Erthstane Club who
hers were in attendance. The usual so- I are meeting for their regular bl-month c ai program was followed. Cards were Iy ... work wlu b, thl
Played at three tables. After several feature of the afternoon
o"i vi peam ine nonors were awarded to Miss Celeste Huber. Prizes were also won by Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Luthman. Mrs. Kralowitz and Mrs. Younr. At the conclusion of the games a two course luncheon was served. The members will meet again next Monday even-
A THIMBLE PARTI
The young women of the N. N. Em
oroiaery Club will be entertained by
Lodge Assemblies
The regular meeting of the members
of Triumph Council No. 1 D. of L. was held last evening in L O. O. F. Hall
in Ftate street. There was the usual large attendance of members. The routine business waa disposed of after which the hours were spent pleasantly
In a social way. Announcement was made of the next regular meeting to be held in two weeks on Monday evening. February 12th. A large attendance is desired at the meeting as the usual
business and social program will be followed.
A meeting of the members of Golden
Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. will be hel 1
this evening in the K. of P. Hall in
South Hohman street. The usual bus!.
ness and social program will be followed. It is desired that many members attend.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Germ an la Rebeckah Lodge this
evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It will be the regular bi-monthly meeting and it is desired that many
members are in attendance. A class of
candidates will be Initiated. A social hour will follow the business meeting.
e.
HAMMOND THEATfl
TOSHGHT
Doors Open TiOO First Play 7i30
3 orade Photo-Plays THE DESERTED SHAFT (Drama) THE MARTYR (Drama) AND A FINE COMEDY WM. BINN1E. Soloist 5c Only Admission 5c
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L.
Crane at their home in Detroit street Saturday. Jan, 27, a seven-pound girl.
Roscoe Hemstock spent Sunday visit
ing friends in Valparaiso.
Mrs. Henry Looby formerly of Ham
mond but now of Chicago spent Sunday visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Warlngton of
Clinton street were called to Marlon, O.,
on account of the serious illness of Mr Warrington's mother.
Mrs. Mary Hemstock of Valparaiso
spent Saturday and Sunday in Hammond the guest of her daughter. Miss Veda Hemstock at her home in Dot
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feldman of
Franklin, Pa., have been visiting Mrs.
Hlckey and daughter. Miss Lois at the
Hotel Carleton for a few days.
lng, February Sth and be entertained by
Mrs, Travers at her home in South Hoh
man street. Mrs. Travers will entertain
with cards.
the Misses Lilly and Meta Fedder at their home in East State street this evenlg. The evening will be ttpent so
cially with needle work and music
Only the club, members will be In attendance at the meeting.
A ST I'D Y MEETING. The home of Mrs. Ed Simon in Indi
ana Ave. was the scene of -the meeting of the art committee of the Hammond
Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. It was the afternoon for trTe regular
bi-monthly meeting and many members were In attendance. It was first an
nounced that the meeting would be held with Mrs. B. E. Escher in-Plummer
avenue, but ot.'ier arangements wers made later. The afternoon's program was arranged by Mrs. Simon and Mrs.
Escher. Mrs. M. Rothschild, chairman
of the art committee served in Mrs. Escher's absence. "Dutch Masters" was the subject and the two artists studied
were Jan Steen and Abbott Cuyp. Sev
eral very excellent papers were read
after there was a general discussion
Current events were also given by the
members present. During a Bhort busi
ness session plans were partially made for the next meeting to be held on the
afternoon of February 12th. Mrs. J. .1
Anderson and Mrs. J. C. Lavene will
have charge of the program. The place of meeting will be announced later. At
the conclusion of the' study meeting the
members enjoyed a social hour.
A SOCIAL, GATHERING.
Mrs. Kltchell will be hostess to the
members of the Golden Rod Club it
tneir meeting this afternoon at her
home in Claude street. Mrs. Kltchell
will entertain with cards and pedro will
be prayed at three tables. It is the aft. ernon for the regular weekly club meet
ing.
A SOCIAL, SESSION. The members of the Women's Auxtl
lary to the University Club will mw' this afternoon in the University Club
rooms In South Hohman street and be entertained by Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Frank S. Betz and Mrs. Peter W
Meyn. Cards will be the entertainment
at the meeting and bridge whist will be merly aold for 11.89.
piayea. ine games wm negin at two-
thirty o'clock.
NEWS OF THE SHOPS.
Scarfs of stitched silk are to be had
in one shop for SO cents.
Long skating' mufflers made of spft
white or brown wool are $1.98.
Dress mufflers in brocaded pink satin
edged with white marabou are selling
at 11.75.
Electric heating pads, which are in
tended to take the place of hot Water
bags, are selling for 6.24.
Tiny silk flags of all nations on the
globe can be bought in one departmen
store for 4 cents each.
Breakfast sets of eighteen pieces in
Doulton ware, Limoges, ordinary porce
lain, etc.. sell at from 14. S9 up to IZ6.
"Pullman aprons" for travelers are o
black silk, the underneath part of vio
let silk, and are fitted with traveling
articles.
Sheets of good quality, measuring 54
by 94V4 Inches are selling for 50 cents
and others, measuring 90 by 103 H
inches, for 88 cents.
Prayer rug couch covers In beautiful
ly colored designs are $9.74. They are
soft and velvety to the touch and for
HOLD WEEKLY" MEETING.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Moulton will!
be hostesses at the meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presby
terian church Wednesday afternoon hi
Little alcohol lamps In nickel, to be
used by travelers for heating curling
Irons, come in two different styles a
(3 and 37 cents, respectively.
ALONG MANY LINES.
Stands for telephone, with small
the church social rooms In South Hoh- I stools to match, are among the house
man street. The members will meet at I furnishings that are rather now.
PHONE 232.
TONIGHT at WEDNESDAY John West A Company "The Musical Brownie" Panl Gordon Company The Genius on the Wheel Dob Hna-hes Singing, Talking and Dancing Cora ilmpsoa A Company "A Woman for Mayor" 7i30 10 and 20 Cents 0tO9
EAST CHICAGO RINK
3d Polo Gams S Feb. 3d.
E. Chicago vs. Ind. Harbor Price 25c Skaling Wed,, Thurs,, Sat. and Sunday
DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Ness nna Throat. Gyes scleatlflcsily cxamlnw ed. Glasses fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bids Phone 205. Hammond, Ind.
well together, then place in the sun.
when the stain will usually disappear.
When sewing on goods that ravel
easily, try overcasting the sleeve and
leaving this thread long enough for
tne gatnering-tnread, says an ex
change.' It will prevent the goods rav
eling more, and also answer nicely for the first gathering, thus saving both
time and work.
Nothing is more difficult than to
work up a polish on stove and fenders
when the weather is damp. A housekeeper who knows her business, however, mixes a little powdered alum with
the polish, with the result that 'she secures a high degree of brilliancy in half the time. Melted alum, too, can be used like solder for mending the loosened tops of oil lamps.
MILLER. Peter Hansen and family were visiting friends at Alnsworth Saturday and Sunday. Albin Gustafson was a Chicago visitor Sunday. Mrs. Kate Onson andr family were Chicago visitors Sunday. The friends who were visiting Mrs. Hubert returned home Saturday. Mrs. Waser was a Gary visitor yesterday.
two o'clock and sew for charity.
The next time your fire has almost (Mrs. It. Lucey
AN "AT HOME."
gone out, try throwing a little granu-
MRS. WOLF A HOSTESS. lated sugar on it. which will have the
Mrs. Leo Wolf wil be at home to the same effect as kerosene, but is not at
TOLLESTON Miss Kate Slocum spent Sunday with her parents In Highlands, Ind. Master Fred Hood returned to Michigan City after a few days', visit with
Mrs. Emma Kroer wfl be at home to members of the Jewish Ladies' Aid So-Lm dangerous the members of the First Spiritual So- oiety Wednesday afternoon at her South I ciety and the Helping Club Wednesday, Hohman street residence. It will be th , A
January 31st at her home, 294 Towie regular bi-monthly meeting. Following
street in celebration of the first annl
versary of the organization of the Ham mond society. The hours of the recep
tion will continue during the afternoon
until late in the evening. A pleasant
program of entertainment has been ar.
ranged and refreshments will be served
A BAMO.IET.
the business meeting the time will be
spent socially.
ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY.
Miss Agnes Melkle will have as her
guests this evening at her home in
South Hohman street, the young wom
en of the inter Se Club. Miss Meikle
will entertain with cards and the even-
One of the attractive social affairs I ing will be devoted to the bridge games.
scheduled for Wednesday evening.
nd one teaspoonful of
ammonia and soap will take out machine grease when other means would not answer on account of the colors running.
To take mildew out of cotton goods
wet the article and rub on it equal
parts of laundry soap and chalk mixed
DAILY FASHION HINT.
January 31st is a banquet at which the
members of the CI. I. A. will entertain
the members of the B. of L. K. in th
K. of P. Hall In celebration of the third
WILL MEET THCRSDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Klooz will enter
tain the members of the Presbyterian
Social Club at their meeting Thursday
anniversary of their organiaztlon. The 1 evenlg in the church parlors. All the banquet hour Is nine-thirty o'clock. I young people of the church and con-
The ladies of the Martha Society of tht I gregatton ar invited.
First Christian church will serve th
banquet. A program has been arrange 1 ELECT OFFICERS.
for the hours following the banquet and The members of the Ladies' Aid So dancing will be enjoyed. It is expected! ciety "of the Frledens Evangelical
that the affair will be largely attended, church met for a short business session
last evening. Several Important mat
ters came up for discussion and the ah-
The members of the Parents Club of nuaI Action of officers was a feature
or tne evning. i ne election resulted 8.3 1
follows:
President Mrs. P. Well.
Treasurer Mrs. A. Schmidt.
PARENTS CLITB MEETING.
AT OUrrTAINS.MOrCLS.OR tUtWHIRC Gat the Original nd Genuine ALT ED MlLEt The Food Drink for All Ages nca max, halt ciatji txnxcr, im rvmtz Not in any Milk Trust CZT Insist on "HORLICK'S" Take package horn
the West Hammond school will meet
Thursday afternon. February 1st at
three e'clock In the school hall. It will be the regular monthly club meeting
and all the mothers In the school dls
trlct are Invited. It Is desired that
there is a large attendance. The fol
lowing program has been arranged
Music Room 8
Recitation .Anna Easiman
Concert Recitation Room
Adress Attorney John M. Stlnson
Solo .........
Viol'n Solo...
Mlscelaneous business.
Secretary Mrs. William Lucht.
Mrs. L. Houston or Indiana avenue.
who is 'ill at St. Margaret's hospital, Is j reported a little better today. Mr, j
Houston submitted to an operation a
few days ago.
Miss Morris of Omaha Is the guest
.Mrs. Edith Beardsley of Mr. and Mrs. R. Miller, at their home.
...Morris Crook '11 vow ireei.-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins and chil
dren and Miss Margaret Boldt were the
guests of relatives in Hobart Sunday.
AN ALL DAY SESSION.
The members of the Deborah Aid So
ciety of the First Christian church will meet for an all day session Wednesday
V 1
Practical Apron.
The Ladles' Aid of the Westminister
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. J. F. Jarnleson, on Hart street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Heyer and son Harold
of South Chicago were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wick, on Chicago
street, over Sunday.,
G. Mayhogen of Chicago visited Rev.
and Mrs. E. Green, on Borman boulevard, yesterday.
Miss Minnie Conrad returned to her
home in South Chicago after spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Con
rad. on Grace avenue.
Mrs. George Fisher, will entertain
her sister, who is here from Chicago
for a few days.
DIES OF PARALYSIS.
Mrs. Burch, wife of Burt Burch, of
Diamond's grocery, East Chicago,, died
Sunday noon of paralysis. The death
occurred in Plymouth, Ind.. where Mrs,
Burch has made her home, her hus
band having been in the habit of going
there Sundays to be with her. Besides
her husband deceased leaves three
children, Thelma, Laura and William,
the youngest a baby. Mrs. Burch has
been an invalid for about three years.
She became unconscious Saturday and
her death occurred Sunday noon. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Diamond went to Plymouth today to attend the funeral.
NEW POSTMASTER.
Hobart, Ir.d., Jan. 30. -News has been received from Washington that Harry C. Llnkhart of this place has been ap-
ptnted postmaster, his reappointment
being made by Congressman E. D.
Crumpacker.
GETS ORDER FOR 12-
ECZEMA CT'RED IN 10 TO SO DAY'S
The Paris Medicine Co., 2624 Pine
In the church parlors in Calumet ave-! street, St. Louis, Mo., manufacturers ofieaanot but welcome the large apron cot-
nne. The committee of which Mrs. Laxative Bromo Quinine, have a new criog the entire dress. This one ia neat, Hrry Hatfield Is chairman will have and wonderful discovery, GROVE'S Mrrieeabj, best of all. easy to make, charge of the meeting. They will serve SA-NARE CUTIS, which they gyaran- . . , ... . ith -mn,
a luncheon at noon and there will be a tee to cure any ease of ECZEMA, no eojjar og j(iw Becfc a either square ar sale of home bakery to which the public: matter of how long standing, in 10 to , outllre I, invited The proceed, will be used 80 day. . ointment is Prtiy - V h mVimW VamaA Tha a V a a Alaan m n A A AAI HOT Mfffclll- If VOtl T" 1 Til ST -
:;7:;; :: r :r.. vr , Soc. i no,t. win best resuiu-.
i Ltmr,. nd it will be sent by mall. Pattern Na 2.882 is cut In sizes 32.
AN EVENING PARTY. j After using the treatment, f you are! 36, 40 and 44-inch bust measure. To Mrs. Jacob Sehloer will entertain the! not entirely satisfied, notify us, and we j make fpr !iS-ineh bust will require 7T4
members of the China Club at her horns I will immediately refund your money. J or .4-mca material.
in Ruth street this evening. The mem-I Any druggist will tell you that we will) Thia pattern can be obtained by sending
bers will meet every Tuesday evening' do exactly what we say. 1 10 cents to the office of this paper,
The American Locomotive company
has received orders for twelve locomotives from the Delaware & . Hudson
Those who are elected to do housework j ftnd thirty-three for the Canadian Pa
cific, including eight freight engines
and twenty-five ten-wheel locomotives.
THIS Will IHTERESTUOTHERS Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, a Certain relief for Feverlshness. Headache. Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move and regulate the Bowels and destroy Worms. They break up Colds in 84 hours. They are s pleasant to the taste Children like them. Over 10,000 testimonials. Used by Mothers for 2J years. Tsey never fait. Sold by all Druggists. 25c. Samplfc mailed FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy. N. X.
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Wednesday Double Coupons ALL DAY Groceries Included. (Except Flour and Sugar)
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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPT. STOHE
Beautiful China Fruit Plates
Free in Our Premium Department Fancy Plate, size 8Vi inches, blended
in blue and gold with center flowers
decorations. Given with 7.00 IN COUPONS
Wednesday's Grocery Sale
SUGAR Best Granulated, with grocery order of 1.00
or more ( hour, meat or butter not included) , C "J 10 pounds. , DIG
FLOURr-Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal, -77.
" wui. i?u.v.iv, u.uw, t-uui octets, x.ou, -js;UDi. tilCK. 'MB
Del Monte Brand Raisins, 1-pound lOr package I U"' Snider's Famous Tomato
Catsup,
25c bottle lU
Karo or Rex Corn Syrup, 5-pound i 1 0n can. : . . Ju
Armour's Pure Lard, per lb . . .
Marigold Brand Butterine in bulk, rolls or prints, the
best made,
per pound
Golf Club Pure
Preserves, all rarities, per jar . . .
12ic
23c
Fruit 17c
Red Cross Macaroni or
Spaghetti, two 10c 4 packages ........... DC
Grandma's Pancake or Ac
me Buckwheat rtrFlour, 3 pkg?. . ZO
Fancy Cleaned New Cur
rants, in bulk, 1 On per poimd. ....
K-C Baking Powder, 25 oz. can C I
Bohemian Rye or Gold
Medal Flour, 5-pound sack.
Fancy Carolina Head Rice 10c value, OHn 3 pounds . ..taUu
feJI ViVt 19c
MILK Buy as much as you can make room for at
these low prices; Pet, Beauty, Van Camp's, Carnation
or Peerless, large size, per dozen, 94c; per can, 8c; ft small size, per dozen, 45c; per can .0
SUGAR CORN Fashion Brand, very good quality, dozen cans, 88c; per can.
COFEE Our Famous Minas Blend,
4 pounds, 1.05; per pound ...........
71c 27c
Good Bargains for Wednesday
i
1.49
Extra Quality Gun Metal Shoes for
Boys, sizes 1 to 5, special
Shinola Outfit, Including Brush, Dauber and Box of Shinola, com
plete 35c outfit, epecial.
19c
Women' Felt Sllppersbraid bound, silk ribbon ornament, white lamb's
wool sock lining, flexible leather
sole, 1.00 Eeller, special
76c
Children's 1.25 Patent Colt Button Shoes, flexible custom turn soles.
sizes 5 to 8, special, per pair
85c
39c
Men's Brown also Blue Derby Rib
bed Underwear, good 50c Talue, at.
Men's Black Caps, Brighton shapes, fur ear band, 60c and 75c fljvalues, at llOtf
Boys' Black and Brown Fancy
Gauntlet Gloves, warm lined, 50c kind, at
39c
Men's Mule Skin Mittens,
wrists, warm lined, sold at 35c, at
yarn
19c
Embroideries, 2 to 27 inches wide,
slightly soiled, yard
5c
Long Cloth, 36 inches wide, very fine thread, even weave, QOf soft finish, bolt U S C (Limit one bolt to customer)
Colored Outing Flannel, entire
stock of 12V4c quality, yard at.......
10c
Barrettes, safety fasteners, plain
with inlaid gold or " 5 bars wide ,
lie
Fancy Silk, in stripes and checks, full line of colors, 18 inches AA. wide, regular 59c value, yd. . aJU v
Fancy Silk, dots, stripes and plaids, 18 to 27 inches wide, CO A regular 1.00 valure, yard. . Out
Ladies Tailored Shirts with detachable collar, made of cotton ma
terial, very closely imitating the natural flannel, regular I ff
1.25 value, for.. I aUU
Genuine Princess Apron of amoskege gangham and light percale.
regular value 59c,
lor
3c
Ladies' House Dresses of light percale and wrappers in dark colors. This is an odd assortment ; sizes ranging 34, 36, 40 and 42, regular
value 1.25 and 1.50, for
69c
An Assortment of White Lingerie and Tailored Waists, splendid styles slightly soiled, 1.25 and 1.69 value
(and many others equally reduced) for
89c
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
herb laxative compound, 50c size, 33c
1.00 size
the
75c
West Baden Sprudel Water, a mild
laxative, 35c size, at
26c
Smith's Potassim Compound, for rheumatism. 50c size....
38c
Grave's Tooth Powder, 25c size
15c
Tri Oil polishes, cleans and lubricates; the right oil for all kinds of delicate machinery; will not
gum, the 25c bottles at
18c
Sleds, coaster or two sleds, well finished, special at
knee
high
18r
Sad Irons, the old fashioned kind, heavily nickel plated; all sizes
5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 pounds, per pound
4c
Sweeping Compound, absorbs dust, cleans and brightens carpets abd
floorings, the 25c pack- 4Q. ages, special at............ iJC