Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 129, Hammond, Lake County, 17 November 1916 — Page 3

Friday. Nor. 17, 1916

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ROBERTSDALE

Mrs. Herman Thelssen of Indiana boulevard was hostess to the members of the Iadies" Bible class at her home Wednesday evening. It was the regular monthly business meeting: of the t ias and was largely attended. Mrs. William Bahn of Kast Side was taken in as a member. After the business, far tiie evening was disposed of a dainty luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tucker of Pearl 'reet visited the former's mother.

Makes An Extra Loaf From The Same Materials A teaspoonful of HO-MAYDE Bread Improver mixed in the water with the yeast gfires you an additional amount of bread from the aame baking materials. HO-MAYDE ihortens the time for making and gives the bread a lighter, whiter and sweeter quality. There are positively no failures. In using HO-MAYDE you eliminate all possible chance of sour or chilled dough. . HO-MAYDE is guaranteed to be absolutely pure, wholesome and dependable. If nnafcle to secure HO-MAYDE t ycur grocery, s: will mail it for 15c Send for tree sample. Ho-Mayde Products Co. Detroit, Mich.

ELL-ANS

Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists.

Mrs. Mary Tucker of Knox, Ind., the fore part of the week. John Blaul, Jr., returned home from Geneva. 111., where he spent several days on business. Mr. and Mrs. L. Marts are entertaining the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Martz of Ladoga, Ind. The members of" the Marquette club were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. Henry Egrgera of Roberts avenue. Several games of pedro were played and the prlies were won by Mesdames Arthur Stross, Augusta Eggrers and Frank Buehler. A dainty luncheon was served at the close of the frames. Miss Maud Atchison of Hinsdale. 111., Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. William Qrlsdale. of Roberts avenue, for a few weeks. Mrs. J. A. Sharpe !s confined to her home with an attack of rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. George Holsworth and Mrs. George Slack left Wednesday for Kingston Mine, IU., to attend the funeral of Mrs. Holeworth's grandmother, Mrs. Macha. Jonn Bley transacted business In Hammond Wednesday. John Peterson of Harrison avenue has purchased a seven-passenger Cadillac car. Mrs. George Parker and Miss Josephine Jewett attended a meeting of the Theta Tan Sigma at the home of Miss Freda De Rolph of Hammond, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Norman Emerson spent the day visiting In Chicago. , Mrs. John Blaul, Jr.. of Roberts avenue Is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bogovlch visited Frank Spoars at St. Margaret's hospital last evening.

MERRILLYILLE

County Agent Craig gave a pruning and spraying demonstration in A. M. Boyd's orchard. Wednesday afternoon. Miss Pearl White of Chicago, visited In town Monday. - Mrs. Floyd Bathwell of Oak Glen, was a caller, at the Nneholson home on Saturday. Mrs. N. Smith, sister of Mrs. H. Barton of Lincoln, Neb., Is spending a few

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Sanitation in the brewing of BARBAROSSA has been brought as near perfection as is humanly possible. Absolute cleanliness in every department is always maintained. BARBAROSSA is made from the choicest barley and the finest imported hops that expert knowledge and money will buy. . ' Most important of all, BARBAROSSA is brewed by the exclusive Moerlein process, sterilized in the bottle and thoroughly aged. , As a wholesome, refreshing and invigorating drink BARBAROSSA ha long been the recognized leader of ail quality beers. Be good to your family and friends serve Barbarosw in the home.

Be good to yourself ask for Barbajossa in the cafe.

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WM iiENDERSHOT & REYNOLDS WlT3hW Wholesale Dealers. piA'.' ' phone 290 Hammond. .? JtyTcP t The Christian Moerlein Brewing Co, Inc. ilJ Cincinnati, Ohio

WHILE THEY LAST

LATEST STYLE COATS $8.50 $8.50 $8.50 These Ladies' Coats were made for us by the Hammond trade and are the equal of coats which retail elsewhere at from $20.00 to $25.00. They Are Made in Distinct and Exclusive Patterns

proper! v tailored 50-inch length, of the new cloth, i rimmed with fur and velvet with large collar. They are not cheaply made coats, but are exactly as represented. We stand back of every garment purchased our store and guarantee them as to quality, style, material and workmanship.

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Offering several hundred high class

Suits, in all the newest materials and styles at the most extraordinary v prices ever Quoted. It's a verv un-

.oisual sale brought about by unusual

trade conditions. More than 500

warm winter Goats in this sale, each ,one priced low.

P $50 TO $85 SUITS

$27.50

Made of chiffon broadcloth, wool velour and needle gabardine, Hudson seal and opossum

trimmed;-the best styles of the season. Prlctd for Friday and Saturday at. ,

$35 TO $40 SUITS Ricfr WO(l velours, pabardines and broad- ' cloths, full flaring and belted models, pilk

plush and fur trimming; women's and misses' sizes Priced at

$21.50

li $25 TO $30 SUITS"-0'111'1116 American woolen poplins, whipj' " cords and French serges, fur and silk plush trimming, expertly finished, black and the new shades. Ai f Priced a lo.oO

HANDSOME CHIFFON BROADCLOTH COATS AT $32.50. Twc styles pictured above many others equally as attractire. Made of chiffon broadcloth, rich wool velour and silk plush; full flaring and belted models, with snug, warm collars and cuffs of immense depth, to be buttoned high o worn cape-like open over the shoulders. The fabrics used in their making are

such as you obtain in coats priced at $:17.50 and $40.

Colors are brown, green, navy, gray and black; women's and misses' sires.

$32.50

S18 TO $22.50 SUITS A number of clever styles in this lot; well tailored of wool poplins and French

serges; in black, brown and navy. Priced for Friday and Saturday at

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$10 COAT SPECIAL

omen s and Misses' warm, practical Coats, belted and flaring effects,

large collars, fur trimmed; novelty checks and fancy mixtures. Priced at

$10.00

Dresses of Silk Poplin and Serge They are in smart styles, including the popular plaited models, made of

good grade of materials with attractive trimmings and dainty collars and cuffs. Priced at $8.98 and

$13.75

COATS

UKEAT ASSORTMENT

AT $16.50. This is without a doflbt the greatest coat offer made this season. All up-to-the-niisute styles, loose back and flaring effects, large and convertible collars, made entirely of plush or trimmed in fur or plush, to be worn open in cape style or buttoned up close to the neck; materials are wool velours, matte

lambs, Bolivia cloaking and Novelty Mixtures. Ex

ceptionally good values at Frid .y's and Saturday's price

$16.50

APRON SALE $1,500 Purchase of Aprons Worth from 35c to $1.00. DaiDty Tea Aprons, Sewing Aprons, Nurses' Aprons, Plain White Band Apron3, nicely made of Organdy, India Linen and fine Lawn. Scores of different styles; lace, embroidery and insertion trimmed, many ribbon drawn. 3,500 Aprons divided into four great lots at 25c, 49c, 59c and 69c

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Dependable Furs Priced Low.Here Red Fox Sets, $22.50 Here's a bargain in Red Fox Sets, beautifully marked Neck-piece and Bail Muff lined in guaranteed satin; both muff and neck-piece are head and tail trimmed. Specially ma mm f priced at dlCOJU

Separate Muffs, $5.98 Manchurian Black Fox, Brook Mink, Marmot and French Lynx Muffs, pillow and new ball shapes; nicely made, satin lined. " fQ Special ...'. S.Hq.

Misses' Tiger Coney Sets

Pretty Fur Sets for the high school

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At $27.50 to $37.50 you II find an elegant assortment of sets in Skunk, Marten, Red Fox, Nutria, Beaver and Jap Cross Fox, the new collarette and animal shape scarfs, new ball and pillow muffs head and tail trimmed..

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Trl mm ed Hats S2.69 A "Great Purchase and Sale. Several of New York's foremost style originators closed out surylu; stocks to us at much less than cost. Fur trimmed Hats, Flower trirr med Hats, Gold and Silver Lace Hats, close fitting and large; mad-, of silk velvet $3.00 hats.

The S. & H. Premium Parlor is now located in the new Straube Bldg.

Dress Shapes, 85c Values to $2.00; mad of f:n? quality black silk velvet, large and medium shapes: the season's very newest styles. Priced for Friday and J J" Saturday at wSC

Girls' Hats at 69c At 69c you can choose for. among this lot of Girls' Hat. that formerly sold at $1.75 an' $2.00. There's a large variety o

styles becoming to i tie Oft-, young miss. Special .... OvC

rnrr A $3.98 Genuine Ostrich Feather Boa given rilLL Free with each $.r Trimmed Hat sold durin our Friday and Monday Sale.

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Unusually Charming New Blouses Georgette and Silk Crepe de Chiue in ever so many stunning styles; frills, large- square and round collars are a feature; plenty of tailored-models with 2-in-l collars. Trimmings of embroidery, liny tucks, large pearl buttons and

tint) lace edging. Priced at

Fern Waists at $3 These are by far the best Silk Crepe de Chine Waists we've seen to retail at $3. The quality of the

silk is fine; five different styles

in flesh and white. Priced at

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The S. & H. Premium Parlor is now located in the new Straube Building.

days at the Barton borne.

II. Barton had the misfortune to fall

down cellar.' He is bruised up pretty

bad but Is able to eat three meals a

day.

Misa Alice Mundell resumed her du

ties In the school room, Wednesday.

A man was killed on the Grand

Trunk railroad Tuesday, and a colpred

man killed on the Erie road the same day. The bodies "were taken to Crown Point. The farmers In this vicinity are busy filling' silos these days. Several from here attendej the C. Goodrich sale, Wednesday. Mrs. John Smith is visiting her mother In Chicago. It is reported that her two small children are under quarantine with diphtheria. Mr. Smith Is in New York.' E. I Buehler of Crown Point, was in town Wednesday.

Dick Klootwyk was in Chicago, Thursday on busineps.

TIMKS adtertlnine Trill ennhle 7011 to break all your huftlnena records for the J our end. Coll M TIM1CS ad mail rljcht away.

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MUNSTER

Mrs. T B. King and daughter Bernic spent Wednesday In Hammond. Mr. aSd Mrs. G. Yongsma are tne proud parents of a baby son. born on Wednesday. Both the mother and son are getting -along very nicely. i:e:i. ember the box social in Saxony Saturday evening, Nov. 18, at the school. ' .lake Kooy was in Hammond on busi-pef-. Wednesday.

WANTED COMMON LABORERS Wages 30 cents per hour, 9 hours per day. If workmen remain one month a bonus of 2 cents per hour will be paid at the expiration of month for each hour worked. Should laborer be discharged for inefficiency, bonus will be paid in proportion. Should laborer leave of his own account no bonus will be paid. AMERICAN GLUE CO.

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The 16th, 17th, 18th and 20th of November, 1916 During this sale you will be able to obtaiu bigger bargains than ever. Notwithstanding the high cost of manufacturing of merchandise and other expenses, we are offering goods bought at an early date way below the present market price. Only limited quantities. First come first served.

We Deliver Goods Throughout the Calumet Region, NO STAMPS GIVEN WHEN SALES GOODS ARE BOUGHT.

No Phone or Mail Orders Accepted for Sales Goods. READ OUR SPECIAL DISTRIBUTED BILLS. OUR MOTTO: RELIABILITY SQUARE DEAL TO ALL

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