Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 123, Hammond, Lake County, 10 November 1916 — Page 3

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One of the important 'services i store like this renders the com- ) munity is to demonstrate the h economy of tood quality. We have the best merchandise made in jp Clothinc:, Hats, Shoes, Ilalierdash- d erv, and hv re;von of our large g) volume and two-store buyini; we're aide to kee prices retty low; hut we maintain qualit v. always. f

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store is safeguarded by our pledge of your complete and lasting satisfaction. So far as we know, it is made of reliable material by consientious workmen or it would $ never have found' a place in our stocks. rut should there ever arise any cause for complaint, we want you to feel that we are here to make it o-ood willinglv, courteously, un'1 failingly. . M

Kirschbaum Clothes tailored

from all-wool fabrics as sold ex-

clusively by us in this city $15, $18, $20 and $25.

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To Banish Wrinkles

Hpfore retirins: batho the face and nock with vatr, hot as may bo applied without discomfort, thnii dry and for two or throe minutes rub Usit into the skin Kently with thu linger tipn. Xo other treatment i.- Tiecessa ry. Thin is a wonderful skin food made from pure nut-oil, puaranteed to contain nothing ttij.it will cause hair-growth. I'sit Is a formula fecured in Kfrjpt and is a id to have been used by Cleopatra and other famous Egyptian beauties, and handed down through, the ages until today it is offered to the women of this country. U.sit Is positively guaranteed to drive away wrinkles and restore any complexion to its youthful beauty ami freshness. Vsit is nut a fact; cream, but a liquid put up In handsome opal bottle:). Immediate relief to chapped face and hands. Any first-class drutrf;i?t can supply it for 50 cents, but be .sure you pet the genuine lsit in bottles. l-"or by Summer's Pharmacy and dealers everywhere. Adv.

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Two Stores Hammond, Ind. 151 State St.

Indiana Harbor, Ind. Michigan and Fir St.

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Rube Meyers and Will Frieske Are Now Known as the

Matioaal Market

34 State St. Phone 49 (Next Door to Hammond Bakery Co.) Hammond, Indiana We undersell the world. All our goods aire the BEST at the CHEAPEST PRICES.

CUTS OF ALL KINDS

BEEF VEAL PORK ' LAMB . LEAF LARD SAUSAGES

A FULL LINE CAN GOODS GROCERIES FRUITS

VEGETABLES

Our .Guarantee: Vour Money Back If Not Satisfied

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Plesse give me a sketch of Woodrow Wilson's life. Thomas Woodrow Wilson's father was Joseph It. Wilson, horn in Steubenville, O. Ilia mother was Miss Janet "Woodrow, later in life called Jessie Woodrow. !he wa lorn in England and came to this country in 1SP..". Thomas Woodrow Wilson was horn at Staunton, Va., in 1S50. lie was graduated at Trincetoa in 1ST 9. then studied law at the University of Virginia and for two years, in 1SS2-3, practiced In Atlanta, (ia. In 1883 to 1SS5 he studied jurisprudence, history and political science at the newly opened Johns Hopkins university, from which, in 1SS5, he received the degree of doctor of philosophy. He was ail associate professor of history at Bryn Mawr in 1S8T-G and associate professor of history and political science there in 1880-88, fuled a similar chair at Wesleyan university in 18,89 -90 and In 1S90 hecame professor of jurisprudence and politics at Princeton. Upon the resignation of President Patton in June, 1902, Mr. Wilson was elected

president of Princeton university. He was made governor of New Jersey in i

1911 and elected president of the Unit ed States Nov. D, 1912.

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Martha Washington Chocolates Frcs ii

shipment yesterday.

Half pound boxes at ... ,

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retty .Winter Coats Priced Lew

Handsome Silk Plushes and-.-Wool Velours Splendid tL

v ames at suy.o & S32.:o ii f -v

Delightful in their , decidedly changed) styles from those shown a month ago. ; Of course they are full flaring models.)

but there are so many new little style 'f changes that appeal to the eye at fir ? (

glance. Many have the new cross C

strap belts, the "comfy" collars hut-It

toning up high to the ears. The soft

vivj,,i,j iiau ini'il' .i v nuiii, I nil l k .1.1. Broadcloth and Silk Plush. Excellent 1

garments.

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Smart Coats SpeciallyPriced at $12.50 Smart, swagger coats and remarkably good values. Cheviots, Wool Tlushes

Zebelines, Plaids and Mixtures full

and flaring, half and full belted sid

tabs with rippled bottom large col

lars many convertible; silk plush anil

fur trimmed; all sizes. Special

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Good Value Coats at $20.00 Newest Fabrics Latest Styles. Fur and plush trimmed, as well as tailored coats of fine plush, broadcloth, velour, plaids and mixtures. Full flare and belted effects; loose coats with, wide sweeping drapes. Most of them have huge collars. You could

not desire to see a mure attractive

collection of fashions, and values .....

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Practical Coats Pretty Styles Priced at $16.50 New arrivals snappy styles for the young miss. Materials are all wool Velours, Pebble Cheviots, Bolivia Cloaking and larg,e Plaids. Loose flaring models and newest belted style. Convertible collars that button up close to the neck. Many f f"f fur trimmed. Special UaOU

Was the city of Eerlin ever captured in war? In 1700 during what was called the Seven Years War. it was captured and burned by the Iiusians and Austrians, who were then allies. The city was laid under a heavy money tribute and magazines, arsenals and foundries were destroyed. It also saw something of Napoleon. What are the principal tobacco producing countries of the world and what states in this country produce the most? It is raised in Uurope, Asia, Africa and America. In 1912. the latest year reported by countries, the world's crop was .835,740.000 pounds, of w Inch the United States produced 5X32,855,000. In 1913 the largest producing states in his Country were: Kentucky, 281,200,000 pounds; Virginia, 154.000.0); North Carolina. 107,5' K,(XJ; Tennessee, 04,SOO.OOO; Ohio, Gl, 425,000; Pennsylvania, 40,080,000; Wisconsin, 50,740,000; Connecticut, S,520,000; South Carolina, 33,-2SS.OO0.

" Daily Thought. Even in the anxieties of life, when we are like pilgrims walking with peas in our shoes, still there is the scent of flowers, the song of the birds, and the sweet light of heaven about our path. Grey.

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Sold Everywhere 520-22 Chicago Ave. Phone 266, E. Chicago, lad.

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FOOT SPECIALIST Bad feet scientifically treated. Foot massage. 525 Broadway Gary, Ind.

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The Winning Candidate will be

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Tts record is unassailable.

Its reputation is beyond reproach. It is clean and dependable. It fulfills its obligations. Vote for it today! THE BIEKEE. BROS. CO. J 44 Sfblay St. 857 IT. Kohmn St telephone 53. ' Telephone 3. HA3CTOITO, rWD.

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Charming New Frocks Several very attractive new styles in this collection; made of fine, all-wool serges and serge and crepe combinations. One especially pretty model similar to the picture is made of French serge with sleeves of Georgette, also Georgette yoke, new overskirt effect; large pointed ollar finished with the new wool embroidery. Comes in mahogany only. Many other pretty styles in navy, plum, brown and black. Special nt'"cs....... 25.00

New aerge Dresses at $15.00

There's ever so many pretty. new styles in this assortment of dresses priced at 15.00. New high-waist effects, plaited models, large pointed an! cape collars, of silk and self material; many show the new silk and wool

embroidery; women's and misses' sizes. Colors are na-?y, brown, plum and black. Extra good values at

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we Are iwsiii Out the Balance ofthpse'High Grade $2 Velvet Shapes at 85c

These are. from a New York maker's surplus- stock; and are made of fine quality silk velvet, in a number of new and very desirable shapes; hats that were 'made to retail at $2.00. We Avill plae the balance of a 20 dozen purchase

on sale for tonight and Saturday, your choice

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Have Been Made on Every Suit In The Store. $65, $55, $50 high class Fur Trimmed Suits of Wool Velour and Broadcloth, now only

;ed Cross Shoes

uThe Shoe that bends with the foot" "So Stylish So Comfortable!" What a rare combination in a shoe perfect STYLE and perfect COMFORT! ''Yes, an impossible combina

4! tion," do you say? A delightful sur

prise awaits you in the Red'Cross Shoe. Come in and see. You will find here the smartest, daintiest and snuggest fitting of styles and among them YOURS. And when you -try it on! "When you walk in it! "Well, you'll insist on wearing your new shoes home for you will discover in them comfort such as you have never known beforePriced at $4, $4.50 and $5

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$40, $37.50, $35 Suits of I

Broadcloth, Gabardine and Velour, very new est styles, now

$2 50

$25 and $27.50 stylish Suits of Poplin and Whipcord, priced at

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$18 and $20 fancy tail

ored Suits, now selling

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