Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 180, Hammond, Lake County, 18 January 1917 — Page 8
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Clearance Sale Continues Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE.
DOUBLE STAMPS GIVEN Friday All Day and Saturday Unt Noon 12 O'CIock
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At Reduced Prices Men's and Young Men's Overcoats and Sutis Qn Sale At
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A complete size assortment in this January Clearance Sale of Men's and Young Men's Overcoats and Suits. Sizes for stout, slim, short and regular figures; extreme styles for the young man. All of the season's most popular models, fabrics and patterns (IE Hfl for Clearance Sale at J) I O.UU
Trousers Made from blue eerge, cas simeres and worsteds. Clearance price 2.95
Sweater Coats AIl-Wool Shaker Knit Coats, plain colors and college stripes. Special S-4.85
Mens5 Wear Low Priced For Clearance Shirts Men's Snlrts, In nobby pat terns, odds and ends of our 1.50 line for quick clearance
only S1.151
Night Shirts Flannelette Night Kobe, fan cy trimmed, Bizes 14 to 20, for clearance G9C Flannel ShirtsMen's Gray and Tan Flannel Shirts, "Signal" make, reduced for clearance to J 25 Shirts Men's Shirts In fine madras, percales and mercerized cloths; nobby patterns to select from. Broken lines of higher priced shirts reduced for this sale to 79c Underwear Men's High Grade Wool Mixed Union Suits, in medium and heavy weights. Broken lines of higher grades priced for Clearance...2.35 PajamasBroken lines of our hlgner grade Pajamas, in mercerized and flannelette cloths, handpomely trimmed; sizes 14 to 18. Clearance at 1.35
Continuing the January Clearance Sale of .
Women's and Children's Apparel
A Wiilff of Spring time In a Stiow-
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Coats, $8.95
Coats that sell regularly up to $16.50. One special style is of Hindu Lynx with large plu.sh trimmed collar; a wonderful coat both in appearance and service.
Coats, $5.95 These comprise an odd assortment of season's selling, worth more than double. Cloth and Ural Lamb. Dresses, $11.95 Clearance of Satin and Taffeta Dresses, one of a style; rose, navy and black; large collar effects, some have a drape; formerly $20.00. Girls' Dresses Reduced
On a bargain table, will be found PettlCOatS, 95c about fifty of best ginghams ana isfack sateen with corded and tucked linens tremendously reduced in flounces, adjustable band; qualities that price because of handling. never sold for less than $1.75.
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Checks, Piaids and Stripes in Silks and Wool also Plain Colors 3.50, 5.00 to 15.00
Xever a season that could boast of euch fascinating J
styles as well as materials; pockets area greater style factor than ever aui more curious. Many clever belt (some extremely wide are shown) styles have a great tendency toward the straight line, and many pleated effects will be worn.
Yon Can Buy Slices Here at Very Low Prices. Shoes for Men, Women and Children.
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Clearance Specials 1
Handkerchiefs
Women's Shoes, button and lace plain or tip toe3, low or high heels. Goodyear welt sewed soles; worth $3.50. Clearance 2.98 Women's Shoes, patents ari3 dulls cloth or mat tops, sizes 2 to 7. Clearance at 2.45 Women's Shoes, black or tan buck button in Strand last; sold for $3.00. Clearance S2.98
Women's Tan Shoes,
4, good shoes. Clearance
V2 11'
S1.89
Men's Shoes, Enghoii or blunt toes
in button, lace and uiucner, 'lex tan soles (better than leather)
Special at S3-50
Men's Shoes, pug toes, button and
Qlucher, Goodyear welt sewed
3oles; $3.50 values CO Qfi
Men's Work Shoes, black and tan
worth $3.00, sizes 5 to 11. Special lt ' - -S2.29
Boys' Shoes in Button, strong I
school shoes, sizes 1 to 52- Buy
now. Clearance at SX.98!
Girls' Shoes, gun metal button;
$2.00 shoes, sizes 11 Vi to 2. Clear !
lnce S1.79
Children's ance at .
sizes S1 to
11, ClearS1.49
Children's Shoes, patents and vici kid, cloth or dull tops, sizes 4 to 8,
spring heel. Clearance 98 Women's Slipper Soles at less than cost. Clearance at X9
For ladies, . pure linen rolled edge, regular size. Each 10 Hand Purses For ladies, strap back,
I good quality leatherette.
Each 29 Collars For ladies, organdie and organdie voile, hem-
stitched and lace trim-
CLEARANCE SPECIALS
Plisse, white ground with neat pretty patterns. 32 inches wide. Per yard 19( Silk Tissue, for waists and undergarments, stripes and rose buds, Per yard -33
Table Damask. 5$ in wide, large assortment of patterns. Yd. -29
India Unon, fine even thread, sheer weave, 36 to 40 inches wide. Fer ard - 8lA4 Mercerized Poplin white, 27 inches wide Per yard X9c Black Taffeta Silk. 35 inches wide, selvedge3 fast color fine lustrous fast color, lustrous chit fon finish; $1.29 value. Per yard Qg
Remnants
Silk, Taffeta, Poplin, Messaline. Satin anc Crepe de Chine Plaids, stripes and plain colors; Vz to 4-yard lengths. Wool Serge, Panama. Gaberdine, Batiste, Poplin, Broadcloth Ottoman and fancy weaves, very wanted color, to 5 yards. Cotton, Gingham, Percale. Long Cloth, Lawns, Muslin Sheeting, Outing Flannel In fact, every weave and color you may wish; 1 to 8 yards, at
January Clearance In our Basement
Wash Tub, extra heavy, wooden handle; regular $1.45 value - 1.29 Wash Boards, family size; regular 45c seller. SPial - 39 Cotton Clothes Line, 75 ft.; regular 23c seller :--19 Rochester' Wash Boiler, extra heavy' copper bot-torn-No. 8 -.-S2.50 Wizard Carpet Cleaner, large size boxes; regular 25c box 21 Clothes Pins, first quality, dozen 10 Stove Brushes, with handle, 10c and J5 Shoe Brushes long nan die, shoe dauber attached, soft hair, regu iar 45c value at....J'
Grey Enameled Coffee
Pot, 1-quart size. Clear
ance Sale price.JJ Preserving Kettle, grey enameled, large size. Clearance 39 Dish Pan, grw- enameled; regular 21c value Clearance 15( Dinner Set, 31 pieces fine American Porcelain; regularly $2.49. Clearance 1.9g Alcohol Denatured, for your auto; regularly $1.00 gallon. Special "per gal 89 Regal Furniture Polish big bottle, regular 15c value at IOC
Polish,
med;
Each-
values to 59c.
29
wide;
Cotton Batt 12-oz. pure, long fiber cotton, unrolls freely. Special, per roll 19
Bath Mat
P Made of
3
Cioin, orecian
heavy Terry
designs,
size ZL'x40. Each
48d . Percale
I Double fold, dark colors
with small figures', fast
colors. Yard
Apron Gingham
Fast color, blue and
white and brown and
white checks; -rgular
LOe quality, yardQl,
Seamless ' Sheeting
7G inches wide, strong
durable quaiity, un
Twilled Toweling!
Bleached, fast color red:
selvedge, 16 in.
Be value. Yard
4M? Venise Collars White and ecru, pretty patterns, good heavy thread; 36c value. Each Sheets Size 72x90, bleached, good quality muslin;
regular 59c value. Each 44 Sport Hats Made of velour, velvet and cloth, plain and
fancy colors; regular
55c value. Each 39 Knitted Scarfs
38 inches long, fringed
ends, plain and stripes; regular 59c. Each 39 Emb. Flouncing
18 inches wide, well
worked edges on quality cambric, yard
Drug Clearance
Nuxated Iron Tablets, $1.00 box. Special sale
lPrice 79
Laxative Bromo Quinine 25c box 1T Cough Syrup, 25c bote at Sloan's Liniment, 25c bottle at 19
i Pond's Vanishing Cream, ' 25c jar at 1 Qi
Marinello Cleansing
'Cream, per jar Of
Dagget & Ramsdell's Cold Cream, o.,jr ar, special at 45
Fletcher's Castoria. 35c bottle at 25 DeWitt'a Kidney Pills $1.00 box at 69
Mellln's tie at....
Food,
75c bot65tf 25c . jar, -20
Kiss Face Powspecial at per - 50d
Pompeian Mas&age Cream, 50c Jar at 39( Bunte's Menthol Hore hound Cough Drops, 5c package, special. i for 10
Mentholatum, this sale at ...
Djer der, box
Fancy Goods Section
D. M. C. Ecru and white, sizes 5 to 25 included. Per spool W Ecru and White. Bizes SO to 80 inches, per spool 17 Linen Guest , Towel Hemstitched and neatly stamped in assorted patterns on all pure linen buck toweling; size 14x22. Special dur ing this sale 35
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Linen Pin Cushion 5x18, stamped on excel lent quality white linen can be had In either eyelet or French knot Cesigna for , 39 White Linen Scarf . .1 . m . ...
fflau8 ol goou quaiiry j
pure tthite linen, hem stitched with a 2-inch hem, size 18x45. An extraordinary value at onl-v --S1.25
Royal Society Packages Reduced. Boys' Suits, Children's Dresses. Women's Ap. parel Regular $1.00 values for 65c Children's Coat, Bureau Scarf, Collar and Cuff Set, Etc. Regular 75c value for 5Q Pillows, Dressing Sacques and Waists Regular f.0c values for or;
Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday
BACON Mild Cured Brisket Bacon, pieces weigh from 1V4 to 3 lbs. each, per lb 20
SUGAR Best Granulated Sugar with order of $1.50 or over (flour, butter, soap or poultry feed not included), per lb. 6V (10 lbs. to customer.)
LARD I
Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed pure, 3 lbs. 5(j
194
Per lb.
good Per
ctove r-u..5n, nun. K bleached; no short
shine'' Liquid or yaste glengths; worth 32c yd.( regular 25c seller sp Qntr Yar(i om
21 ST " 'V
cial at
Poplar Cloth 36 inches wide, half wool, the best wearing material for children's
wear; 35c value, per ?ard - 19c4 Union Suits For children, fine rib. R-ell fleeced, cream high neck, long sleeve ankle length, per suit
39H
California Shelled Walnuts, H-pound carton t 23d Minas Blend '" Coffee 4 s 95v Per lb. 25 5 bars White Flag Soap 19rf Santa Clara Prunes, extra large, per lb. at - 15 4 bars Sweetheart Soap at 15 Safety Matches, 1 doz. boxes 'J' Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti, per pkg. Tuna Fish, white and dark meat lib. can lSf 14-lb. can 12
Sweet Navel Oranges, thin skin, doz 17( Sliced Hawaiian Pine apple. 3 cans 45c Per can 16 Argo Gloss Starch, 31b. box - - 14 e Full quart jar of fine CoW)a - -29c 7 bars U. S. Mail SoaP - 27f Karo Corn Syrup, 5-1 b can 28 Gunpowder or Basket Fired Tea, per lb. 29c Evaporated Peaches, large halves, 3 lb.-?. for 35c Goblin Soap, for mechanics, 4 bars....cj
Pure Rye Flour, H-bbl
sack - SI. 19
Dyer's Pork and Beans 3 cans ttf
Per can llj
3 cans- Keen Kleener
at - 10cj Sunnyside Catsup, largfj bottle f)
California Lima Beans
3 lbs
OrioJe Corn Flakes,
Pkg
Marigold Butterine
a pound
-try!
Red Kidney Beans, ex
tra tine eating. 3 cans! for 29c
Lux Soap Flakes, three j Pkss. 25c a
Cut Wax Beans, threa cans 3rj Per can : ltg Snlder's Tomato Soup I
i cans ' rz $i
IS
Log Cabin Syrup, quart can t
3 lbs. Rice
sncy
Mead 19c
Keota Creamery Sutter
finest obtainable.
h 41c
Coffee, 85c 29c
3 J
nr S
Eonita Brand 3-lb. can Per lb.
5
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Merchant's Wife Advises Hammond Women "I had stomach trouble so bad I could cat nothing but toast, fruit and hot water. F.verythins else soured and formed IMetingr did tio pood. I was miserable until I tried buckthorn bark, Klyeerine. etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. ONK FI'OOXFUL. benefited me INSTANTLY." Because Adler-i-ka empties KOTII large and small intestine it relieves ANT CASK constipation. sour stomach or pas and prevents appendicitis. It has QUICKEST action of any-lliin;,-we ever pold. Otto N'cjr-'le. druKKist. Cnlu-Jiet avenue and Fayette St. Adv.
ROBERTSDALE
Mrs. Oscar Peterson of Roberts avenue, visited Mrs. John Hendriekson at the South Shore hospital yesterday. Miss Rase LaHayn of Crocker. Ind., is spending the week here as the guest of Miss Agnes Atchison of Lake avenue. The members of the Independent Pedro club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bartlett. Miss Violet Nicholson was the guest of Mrs. Thompson of Hammond, last ( vrninv. Mrs. Iv Simon and Mr.'. Elward Van-
hoef attended the Orpheum theatre on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Schaefer returned to her home at TJrbana, 111., after a few weeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Brown. Herbert Klemm is confined to his home on Lake avenue, with an attack of the grip. The fire department was called out Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock when a load of coke in front of the Jewett home caught fire during the night and started to burn. The firemen. soon had the blaze extinguished. All members of the Sons and daughters of Liberty going to Gary this evening wiM take the 6:50 train on the Lake Shor- road.
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Miss Helen MacLean of Roberts avenue, attended the Allied bazaar at the Coliseum the fore part of the week. Miss Clara Plau is confined to her home with an attack of tonsilitis. Mrs. Frank Spoars and daughter were guests of Mrs. Cole of Hammond, yesterday. Mrs. Henry Eggers spent Tuesday visiting friends in' Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poppen of 119th street, entertained a number of relatives and friends at their home in honor of the latter's birthday anniversary. Joe Amberg of Indiana boulevard, is able to be out aarain after n few days' nines?.
All members of the Pythian Sisters are requested to be out Friday evening. Business of importance is to be transacted. Miss Ruth Jewett of Indiana boulevard, spent Tuesday in Hammond where she visited friends.
DYER
A little boy arrived at the home of Me. and Mrs. Nick Jaeger, Sunday morning. . . tSfrge W. King ami family of Mhia. S. !., re visiting: with Dr. Turner out lere this week.
Sundr.y evening Sacred Heart court, W. C. O. F. will give a card party at St. Joseph's hail to which everybody is cordially invited to attend. V Gund of Chicago, spent Tuesday out here looking after business matter.Henry Scheidt Is suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism which will confine him to the bed for some time. Monday evening the C. B. I court held a regular meeting vhich was well attended. Peter Herrman spent yesterday at ll.Trnion J on biif.ir.'.Ts. The Lyer Pure tee Company has resumed harvest;!, g ke a:.. I it certainly
is a splendid crop that is being hauled in. Mr. and Mrs. flerhard Hillegonds of Dubuque, la., are visiting with relatives out here at present.
DARCY STOPPED PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IS. James Leslie Darcy, the Australian who is too mercenary to light, was stopped in his first Philadelphia appearance at the Olyrnpfc last night when Edward Henderson, a deputy sheriff, served paper?'. Tor ST"i. The N'ixon-Nirdlinger Vaiubvillc "rporatoin objected to tin !ar , "i:iV:;::! i-;i lire.-ifcing an nlh contract. Darcy boxed t hree oiie-tn ini; I : rounds with Fred Gilmore of Chciago.