Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 120, Hammond, Lake County, 7 November 1916 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Tuesday, Nov. 7. iyib CAMERA SNAPS ROUMANIANS CONQUEROR IN DOBRUDJA REGION Stamps Wed'day J Ved'day .(V HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE. ( u. O-. Wednesday r & Thursday ovember bales bavings

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General von Mackensen (on white horse) with his ramy in Roumania. German and Bulgarian forces, under General von Mackensen, are rapidly overrunning Roumania. They have already captured the important seaport of Constantza, the Danube bridgehead at Cernavoda, and are expected soon to be on the outskirts of Bucharest. This is the latest picture of von Mackensen to reach this country.

Where They Are ! Voting Today. ! Thomas R. Marshall, candidate j for vice-president, in Indianapolis; j

some fifteen states today, tho liquor question is en Issue, and in one of the states prohibition and suffrage are both being- considered. Reports from all these states will (he embodied in the annual address of Miss Anna A.

I Charles W. Fairbanks. candidate j Gordon, resident ot the national A. i for vice-president, in Indianapolis; ! C. T. V. at the convention of the orJohn A. M. Adair, democratic can- j J sanitation here Nov. 17-22. didate for governor, in Portland; j Tomorrow at Kvanston. III., headJames P. Goodrich, republican can- I quarters of , the National W ,C. T. U. a I didate for governor, in Winchester; !b! lk fla win hfi "Pread between j James E. Watson, republican can- j I he in front of the old Francis E. ( didate fnited States senator. in ! Willard home, which is the office

Rushville; Thomas Taggart, John W. Kern, democratic candidates for United States senator and Harry S. New Republican candidate op- '

posing Kern, in Indianapolis.

EARNINGS

I SIMPLY

FABULOUS

"Earning of tome of our large corporations are eimply fabulous," saij John J. Mitchell, president of the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago, who returned from Xew York, recently. "I was told in New York that the net earnings of the United States Steel Corporation are now running around 11,000.000 at day. Charles M. Schwab told me that Bethlehem Steel was sold up for 1917. Gold continues to come

(n to us, but i was informed in New

York that the bankers thought they would be able to check the imports."

building of the organiration she head

ed, to cele;brate the victories, for the prohibitionists declare it is a victory whether they have the largest num.

p her of votes cast or not. They base i their claim on the statement that the ! campaign os a ions: ways to edu

cate the people, in their doctrines. The state conducting offensive campaigns against the saloon are Michi

gan, Soutn Lakota, .eDra.Ka, .uontana, California. Idaho and the Territory of Alaska. The state conducting defensive campaigns are Oregon,

Washington, Colorado. Arkansas, Mississippi and Arizona. In South Dakota both suffrage and prohibition are at issue, and at W. C. T. U. headquarters they call it "a double header election." because the National W. C. T. U. is one of the pioneers of the suffrage cause. ' nd the organization is a deeply interested -i.ffrage as in the temperan esu".

LADIES' REDINGOTE. By Anabel Wcrthbgton.

LIQUOR QUESTION IN 15 STATES ncniANAFOLJS. INC. Nov. 7. In SALLOW SKIN is one of the greatest foes of womanlv beauty. It is quicklycleared by correcting the cause sluggish liver with the aid of the gently stimulating, safe and dependable remedy BEECHAM'S 1P1ILi1Lji) Lvntit Sal of Abt Madieina la the World. Sold ifrktr. Ia Uottt, 10c. 25c

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WOULD RdJ TO FIRL, NOT TO CHURCH (fly Vnlted rre. FAUGO. X. n.. Nov. 7. Prohibition Norl.i Dakota . on record today as being naughty X:rth Dakota. It doesn't seem to be worrying iXik'ans either Judge J. A. Coffey. Jnmest wn, at th Ftate Presbyterian synod openly n serted that if the chu eh bell and ufi bell rang- at the same time. North Pakntans would go to 1 Are. Movie shows are not equippe ' v. ; -h bells in P&kota. either.

FREE INSTRUCTIONS The demonstration of Columbia Yarns Free Instruction by Miss Thompson this entire week. Hours 9 to 5 p. m. ART SECTION, 2nd Floor.

BEDDING SALE Bed Spread Crochet, hemmed ends, assorted patterns, size 70x87; weighs 44 ounces. 4 Special U 0 Seamless Sheet, bleached, strong even weave, "1fZg 72x90. Each Ub Extra Size Blea. Seamless Sheet notice size (81x90) extra heavy. OOn

Special Uulr

Pillow Cases, sizes 42x30 and 45x36. Each , . .

Turkish Towels, bleached, extra weight, good flip size. Each Cl2w Turkish Towel Set, fancy colored ends " for fancy work. Large 22x45 Towel, Guest Towel and Wash Cloth to match. QQf Set tJUb

Aprons, Aprons, Aprons VARIOUS GOOD KINDS for every sort of light and heavy house work, from the whisp of muslin termed a Tea Apron to the sub

stantial Overall of Ginghams. An opportune sale to select Xmas Gifts that are always appreciated. SPECIAL APRON SALE 39c

bleached, 12k

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CHILDREN'S APRONS 35c, 50c and 69c

,Of fancy white muslins; slips over

the hfiad, covering the entire body of dres: edsed all around with

rick rack brafd; 4 to 10 years. Also colored ones 1ST from 4 to 8 years for

Of line percales conveniently made to fasten down side or front. To one who knows materials will see the wisdom of

making plentiful selec

tions. (Xo phone orders.)

TEA APRONS , 25c and 50c The daintiest combination of materials organdies, laces, plain white and colored; numberless styles. APRON DRESSES 85c to $1.95 Attractive and charming in stele and color.

SKIRT SALE $2.93 Splendidly tailored styles in the flare and yoke styles; of serges and diagonals. NOVELTY SKIRTS $4.50 Plaids and checks, also plain poplins in semipleated and full rippling styles. Special for Wednesday's selling. PETTICOATS 69c Plain black and flowered patterns, with pleated and frilled flounces; regular $1.00 values. GYM BLOOMERS $1.00 to $2.95 Real Gyinnasium style, of sateen and wool moha1' in navv and black.

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Cotton Bat!, 1 Misses HiBoots S3

Wh.ie long fiber coiion, 12-oz. size IQq 3-lb. Butt, size ' 72x30, all in one piece. Each

65c

At the very pinnnole of fashion is Ae reding re this season, and you are sure tc Vise th model in the 11lnstration i'jt lines strike the keynote of fall imartness. The bo!y part, with its seamed front snd smart fitted effect, has the vest idea carried out just a two button riosinj makes it distinctive. The col!8r, of course, plays an important role, for collars hare been on the style reators' minds for months. Black satin contributes the collar on this garment and the cuffs on "near-fit'' long sleeves are in harmony. The shorter sleeve is also allowed, with a roll cuff. The skirt is in three gores, with its upper edges gathered and joined to the waist, the front edpes being even with the' side front seams of the waist and the ripple fulness falls prettily to about ankle length. There is a great variety of fabrics from which this t.vpe of garment may be made. If you use a wool material be sure to have it sponged to avoid spotting or thrinking. Wool or silk embroidery may be employed to further embellish the model, and of course on broadcloth or velour fur will be ultra smart ' The pattern No. 8,049 cuts in sizes 35-42 bust. To make in size 36 requires 5V4 yards 30 inch material with yard 35 vpch silk. To obtain the pattern send 10 cents to the offioe of this publication.

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fjTEvery Man in Lake County Who jjhas Money to Use in Buying: an Automobile Reads THE TIMES.

Worsted

Suiting

35 inches wide, including plain and fancy weaves. Values to 50c, yard

Duckling Fleece For Kimonos and Wrappers, newest patterns, fast dyes; 2S in. wide. Yard 15c

Art Linen Natural color wanted so much for fancy work. 22 inches wide 45c. 24 Inches wide

Gun Metal Button, Goodyear welt sewed sole?; a wonderful value. Sizes

11 to 2 at

Children's Sizes, 8Va to 11, at

3.00 2.75

Gun Metal Button,

toe, Hi-cut. Sizes llVi to 2

Sizes 8 to 11 at

plain

2.50 2.25

Girls' Gun Metal Button Shoes, a great school shoe, sizes 84 to 2. Buy them now at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00, for they will be higher.

Women's Spats The Hi-cut pattern in pearl

grey, brown, mute and corn colors. Special values at

2.00

WOMEN'S SHOES black and tan, good shoes. Size3 2 to 5

priced at

50c

Table Cloth Good quality Austrian Linen, hemstitched, size r6 x60. Each

1.39

Ladies' Hose Medium weight, hemtop; regular and o'it sizes. Pair 19c

mm m.jm

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Women's Princess Slipper, front lace;

sizes 4 to 8, wortn

$1.75, at

1.49

Millinery Specials at $4.95, 5.95, 9.95

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Pillow Casing Bleached, very durable strong weave, 42 Inches wide. Yard I6ic

Canton

Flannel

Mid-season Showing of Hats in velvet combined with fur, also hats of gold lace and velvet in Gainsborough Q QC styles vftUU A Large Assortment of Toques and Turbans in black, grey, maroon and purple for middle-

aged ladies

$4.95 and

5.95

Boys' Mackinaws and Overcoats. Warm, serviceable garments just the kind your boys will like, in sizes 6 to 16 years, q QC at UiwU Boys' Suits

With extra pair pants, knicker style; splendid value. Will give good wear. 'Sizes (i to 18 years, A QC

Ti Boys' Sweater Coats

in blue, maroon ana grey, also college stripes. Sizes O 30 to 34 at ..Z.UU Boys' Jerseys

Xavy only, good wor

steds. Sizes

-N 28 to 34 at

1.39

Men's Wear Section

Men's Wool Mixed Union Suits, well made,

warm and durable, sizes

34 to 46. On sale at .

Men's Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, in ecru and gray; OQp sizes up to 4b, at Uwu Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy and medium weight, grav onlv. Sizes 34 to 50 Qq Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy plush

back and ribbed. Sizes

34 to 50, at

1.25

Twilled back, heavy fleeced, pura white bleached; 26 In. wide. Yard 10c Outing Flannel Light and dark colors, well fleeced on both sides; 27 inches wide. Yard

8ic

Flannelette Small figures on dark ground, 36 inches wide. See this value, yard 10c

1 .69 1 Pillow Cases

Stamped, good quality tubing, 42 and 46 in., "assorted designs. Per pair 41c

Turk, Towels Stamped for embroidery, in pink, blue and lavender. Special at, each

33c

Reduce the Cost of Living

SUGAR With $1 order (flour, soap or butter not included) , "1 10 lbs I iXf

BACON Mild Cured

Brisket Bacon, Butter

nut Brand, per lb

20lc

Karo Corn Syru 3 cans J

25c

Country Gentleman

SUgar lorn, vj r-

3 cans

Fancy Virginia Potatoes 6 lbs., 19c; 3 lbs.

Srnta Clara Prunes, 3 lbs.

Sweet 10c

SaVd'C

Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti, S pkgs mVV

Pure Cocoa, full Qt. jar ...

29c

Bulbs for Fall Planting Hyacinths, large size, mixed colors, 4 1 3 for j 8 C Tulips, mixed colors, double or single " per doz I OG Tulips (Darwin), win flower late; ftrt per doz U w Daffodils, extra large bulbs, per doz., 35c; each .... JQ Narcissus, Paper White, grows in water; per doz., 25c; 2 for OC

25c

ScourI Be

Minas Blend Coffee

splendid value, 4 lbs., 95c; lb.

Kitchen Klenzer Scour

ing Powder, 4 cans

Strawberry or Rasp-

u-oz. jar buy

Snider's or Van Camp's Pork ?nd Beans, No. 2 can Cupid Brand Hominy or Kidney Beans Dozen

cans, $1.15; per can

Fancy Jap Rice, spe

cially priced, 3 lbs

10c e, spe-

IOC

Pet Brand Milk

Kirk's American Family Vqz T&n cans j Fels Naptha or U. S. $1 15; per can

j Mail Soap 5fl Doz. Baby cans, f"

58c; per can .

fOrj

7 bars

Buy a supply of Snider's Tomato Soup Dozen large cans, $1.05; Q per can Ow

Bargains in Our Basement

Fine Cast Steel Saw, 26 in. Special at

or S points, 98c

Tar Roofing Paper Heavy 1 ply, complete

with nails and paint.

108 sq. ft. to roll at

Nut Pick Set Nickel plated, 1 Cracker and

6 Picks. Set

1.25

20c

Carving Set, 3 piece

good steel, stag handle.

Special, the set

1.98

Roaster White and white enameled, size

14x16,

at ....

Scoop Coal Steel, large size, at

65c Shovel 1.35

24-inch Saw 65c 26-inch 98c

24-Inch Saw, 2-ft. rule marked on

edge in inches. Special at -

Universal Lunch Boxes, Japanned black tin, with 1-pint Vacuum

Bottle. Special

2.50

Stove Pipeiron pipe elbow. Each

-Strong shet r corrugated 12k

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SLt THAT SHOULDER

SEE THIS LOCK

Coffee Mills, made of sheet iron, black japanned, steel hopper.

Priced 75c and ....

88c

8-qt. Enameled Water

Pails, made in one piece .. Oil Mop with 4-foot handle

23c

2Sc

Electric Light Bulbs, "Sunlite" Brand, Tungsten style, first quality. 25 and 40 Watts 27c 60 Watts 36c

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