Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 195, Hammond, Lake County, 30 January 1917 — Page 8

at tmtru 'mi fmititm MH m i PAGE EIGHT THE TIMES, Tuosdnv. .Tnn. .n0, 1017 SSKEESSEassanHBEESSSBESSESBE HBSC3S ic3 .T"""i

! 1 I

r V l;r HI

17.

0 tZTFJi

'rrv

Double Stamps Given all day Wednesday and Friday and Saturday until 12 noon.

jiLs

HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE.

Important. You will find this

an opportune time to make i

choice spring selections as new goods are arriving daily

Chemise

Envelope style of fine muslin,

83 trimmed with cotton torchon

and muslin embroidered; a two-in-one garment. Very special nor

M T

Gowns Open front and long eleeve gowns with embroidery trimmed yokes and sleeves Drawers Splendid muslin, full sizes, open and closed, either lace or embroidery trimmed. On sale 25c

Corsets Of such' standard qualities aa the Warner Rust-proof and Redfern, open front; regular $3.50 Corsets, on sale

Bewitching Displays of Undermuslins at Greatly Reduced Prices-Beginning Tomorrow Wednesday and continuing Thursday, Friday and Saturday Aside from the savings to be made during this great Sale there arc certain other important features which every woman will keenly appreciate; the superior excellence of materials and workmanship, the

rare beauties of the laces and embroideries used in the making; and the perfect-fitting qualities of the garments themselves. It is also interesting to note that every garment in the entire assortment is a perfect product of a well-known concern is made in the most careful manner, fromabsolutely standard models, and in a clean and sanitary factory.

Anticipate Your Needs Buy Now

$1.95

Corset Covers The most attractive assortment of fine nainsooks, fine Swiss embroidered and Val. or Filet lace trimmed. Only

50?

Gowns Of flesh batiste with a touch of hand embroidery and the prettiest embroidered and lace yokef.. Only

S1.00

Bloomers, $2.50 to $4.50

Theso Jersey garments are of the finest quthe finest qualities, so beautifully and substantially made; will give endless service. Jersey Bodice, $1.95 to $2.95 So fine and dainty, hemmed with filet lace or fancy woven Jersey yoke. " x Silk Chemise, $2.50 Of flesh-colored crepe de chine, yoke trimmed with dainty Val. lace and insertion.

Lovely Gowns, $1.50 to $2.50 Exquisite hand-made yokes and the finest qualities, so beautifully and substantially made; will give endless service. Special Gowns, $1.50 to $2.00 High neck and long sleeves; nursing gowns and open-front slip-over with 3-4 sleeves, equally pretty In design. Chemise, $1.25 Of flesh batiste with crepe de chine top, also many pretty lace, back and front trimmed. Beautiful Chemise, $1.75 Fine nainsooks with real Val. trimming that fit so perfectly and lovely In designs.

Mm 1 1

?4&' L :yw

i ir ft f I i .1 i:r-J

4 Vl I

hil, ,b ii til KlAii -iWO

i f KrrmMm miw' fi . if l J tit .;: m f-r u mi irri"

Petticoats Galore, $1.95 to $3.50 The daintiest of muslins and laces with embroideries combined in the gathered and scalloped flounces and underlays. Petticoats, $1.00 Perfectly, wonderful values at above price. Flounces of tucks, embroidery or lace insertion with underlays. Petticoats, $1.50 Of white pique that give such service and never shadow; flounce trimmed with Vandyke embroidery.

Brassiers & Confiners, 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 As important to the figure lines as a corset and not alone for stout figures, but for the average as well. A Brassier for every occasion of lace or embroidered for the opera styles or wear under the dainty sheer waists to the plainer adjustable styles. The best-known makes are to be found in our Corset Section. Sanitary Goods That are unusual both In quality and low price. Ask to see our Sanitary Goods. We have some very special features.

Petticoats Excellent Muslin Petticoats, embroidered frill with a muslin under-frili. On saie Tea Aprons The daintiest assortment of plain and dotted muslins, lace and embroidery trimmed; really 3Dc values, on sale--25?

Drawers Of splendid muslin, trimmed with fine group tucking and Swiss embroidery. On sale

CO?

Gowns

A wonderful assortment of excellent muslin styles, lace or embroidery trimmed, full izes. Only

50c

Waists

New tailored styles in striped voiles with the sew roll collars. Choice

$1.00

Gowns

Of fieh crepe jr. th new Blue-bird. Sh;Mj;-.,ck anil Butterfly patterns, in the newest and daintiest sort of stvles

reai

t White S

ale of Embroideries Laces, Linens and White Go

Baby Sets Dainty Swiss Insertions and Edges, pretty flouneings with tucked, scalloped and hemstitched borders. Swiss Allover with neat designs, yokes, guimps and panels to match; the most complete assortment to choose from. Per yard, $1.98 down to - -10C

Swiss Flouncing, 27 inches wide, fine durable quality Swiss with deep embroidery, hemstitched and scalloped edge, slightly soiled; values to 69c yard. Specially priced at, per yard 33C Embroidery Flouncing, 18 Inches wide, well-worked edges on good quality cambric. Per yd. - --XlC -Cluny Shadow Torchon and Filet Laces, widths to 6 inches; Spring 1917 patterns. Per yard H?" Embroidery Shirtings, pretty heavy embroidered designs on extra good quality cambric; 12 Inches wide. Per yard 29 Embroidery Edging, made for hard wear; widths to 6 inches. Priced at, per yard TV. Shadow Lace, Oriental patterns on small mesh net, slightly soiled; values to 29c. Per yard ... French and German Val, Cluny, Filet and Torchon Laces, widtha to 2 inches, some linen. Priced at, per yard

Muslin Bleached, H6 inches wide, strong and durable, free from dressink. Yard 8y2?

Seamless Sheeting 76 in. wide, unbleached; the quality wanted by hotels and rooming houses. Yer yard

Home Journal Patterns The most simple and easiest to use; guide-chart with every pattern; 10c and 15c, none higher1 the newest styles at the old prices. Let our expert pattern lady explain away your pattern troubles.

Shaker Flannel Heavy fleece on both sides, 27 Inches wide, bleached. Special at, per yard 10

Scarfs and Squares Some lace trimmed, others embroidered and drawnwork, all full size; 59c value. Each 39

Cambric Muslin used so much for underwear, 36 inches wide, soft finish. Yd

5i 7 j. v V

IT - X I

V .Ll

Long Cloth, 36 Inches wide, soft, chamois finish; the quality wanted for lingerie wear. I'or yard Qi. Indian Head, for middies and skirts; 22 Inches wide. Per var!l 1VA Imported French Voile, round, hard twisted thread, 45 in. wide. Per yard 75 F I axon Walstlng, corded stripes and checks, 36 inches wide; 33c value. Yd J9( Dotted Swiss, fine even weave, Per yard 25 India Llnon, fine sheer even weave, 40 inches wide. Per 'ard - 8Htf PUese, the small krinkle so much wanted; 32 inches wide. p ard 1714

Rice Cloth for waists and dresses; 36 inches wide. Per yard 19c Voilo Waisting, corded and lace stripes and checks and embroidered designs; 32 inwide. Per yd 290 Mercerized Nainsook, 45 in. wide; looks like silk, very soft finish. Yd. '20 C Pique, 36 inches wide, small and medium wale. Priced at, per yard 29 Luna Organdie, 36 inches wide, very transparent; the proper njaterial for dresses and waists. Yd 29 Imported French Organdie, 45 inches wide; an exceptionally good value. Yd 75c Gaberdine Skirting, best for laundering: 36 inches wide. Per yard 29C

Worsted Serge For shirts and baby coats, 36 inches wide, heavy wale. Per yd. 59

Plisse 27 inches wide, the soft finish so much wanted. Any amount you wish at, per yd. lSlC

Turkish Towels

Bleached, heavy Terry

cloth, hemmed ends, size

2x40. Each 19

Twilled Toweling Bleached, both selvedges fast; the quality will surprice you. Yard.. 4Vh?

Ladies Handkerchiefs Pure linen, rolled edges, regular size. Each

10c

Table Damask, mercerized. 5S inches wide; strides, dots and floral patterns. Per yard 29C Table Damask, German mercerized, 64 in. wide; 8 patterns to select from. 'd 59c Scalloped Table Cloth, highly mercerized. 63x63 ines. Each 1.19

Hemstitched Table Clc-th. 63x63 inches, very durable mercerized damask. Each CI or;

Spread Crochet Very pretty designs; weighs 4$ ounces, size 74x84, hemmed. Each J1.G9 Satin Bed Spread, hemmed; notice the size (80x9). Each 2.89 Turkish Toweling, both selvedges fast, heavy Terry cloth; 20 inches wide. Per yard 1GJ2C Union Linen Crash Toweling, bleached, 17 inches wide. Priced

15 n

ods 1 1

FT 1 I I : - "jl 4 fS-j .H i- . . "i fi v-mi-ofe j . , -j- i , , - lit m " ijf "J i 1 --.,4 j

at, per yard

10C

Hemmed Table Cloth, large assort

ment of patterns; size "".3x63. Each 98c Sheets, bleached, strong durable muslin, size 72x90. Each Mi

Embroidered Pillow Cases, size 45x36 lutflies, made of serviceable 4 muslin 29c li Huck Towels, hemmed ends, very absorbent heavy material, priced al- f'ach rc h Pillow Tubing, 42 inches wide, pure $ white bleached, strong and durable, jii:

ECONOMY CENTER Where many BARGAINS are gathered for quick selling. New Bargains are added each day. Some advertised, but usually the best are not mentioned as the quantity is limited.

White Cotton Blankets in full bed elze. This will be the last clean-up on this line of goods and will go on sale at the very low price of, per pa!r S1.79 White Pining Blankets, size 29x39 Inches, with pink or blue borders; a regular 15c value. During our great White Goods Sale at, each 10

The Old Ivory Furniture in this White Sale is distinctive in style and price.

Sale ol Lace Curtains New Spring Stocks of Lace Curtains and a full line of the new patterns on hand. Curtains for the parlor in white and ivory; yards long and from 42 to 64 inches wide; very dainty patterns and up-to-the-minute In designs. Per pair JQ Curtains for Living Room Something to stand extra hard wear; exceptional patterns In Filet and Nottingham weaves; colors cream or white. Extraordinary values at, per pair gj QQ A Big Lot of Scrim Curtains with splendid lace edge and Insertion, all 2 yards long, in cream, white or ecru. Special values at, per pair fjQ Curtain Swiss In dotted, striped or figured, all white an'd 26 Inches in width; splendid for bedroom, kitchen or bath. Priced at, per yard 12C White Madras, with dainty colored figure through the center; colorings are all fast dyes. Will lend beautiful tone to sun parlor or bedrooms. Per yard

"WMqGgdcI

60-inch Plain White Marquisette of very highly mercerized finish; colors cream and ecru. Per yard 40 Rag Rug Specials A big lot of exceptionally good rag rugs in firm wool, sizes 27x54 inches; old- fashioned, hit-or-miss patterns. Each - - 98 Lots of odd pairs of all priced Curtains, some slightly soiled account of samples'. Tnese will be placed on sale at about one-half the regular price and will range as low aa $1.19 per pair and up. Get In early on these.

Sale of Curtain Materials Curtain Net Especially neat patterns in Curtain Nets, 45 inches wide, in white, ivory or ecru. This is a piece of goods that shows real value; make a splendid drape. Per yard 45C Filet Nets Extra fine nets in white or ecru. This is a fabric that is superior to all others for wear. Some very rich patterns to select from at, per yard T5? Specially good grade of Marquisette, plain, in white, cream or ecru, good width and a piece of curtain goods that stands the

wear. Per yard 2

Hemstitched Scrim, 36 inches wide,

in white, cream or ecru;

splendid for bedrooms or sash curtains. Per yard

-12Hc

An extra grade fancy Marquisette, very highly mercerized; looks exceptionally good and gives the very best of wear. Specially priced at, per yard 35C

Curtain Goods Remnants A big lot of remnants and short lengths of drapery and curtain goods, ranging from one to five yards to the piece. You will find these priced at from one-fourth to onehalf the bolt prices. There may be just what, you want on our remnant table. Shop early. Window Shades are made and hung to your satisfaction. We will take pleasure in showing von.

IBS

DYER

After ep-nlinjc a week visiting with relatives out here, ilr. and Mrs. Gertxrd HUlesjoncls and son left for their l.ume In Dubuque, la., Sunday.

Edward Scheldt and family of Chicago Heights, were the guests of relatives out here ov Sunday. Charlew Scheldt of Chicago, spent Sunday visiting relatives out here. Yesterday forenoon the funeral of tha late John Keilman, who died at St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond, Friday evening-, took place and was

one of the largest ever had here. The church was hardly roomy enough to accommodate the InrRe number of relatives and friends who had gathered to pay their lawt respects to the deceased. Mr. Keilman was a young: man of about 26 years. Hs leaves a widow and two Httle children, a wld-

owed mother and brothers ar.d sisters to mourn his untimely death. Another one of thofe popular dances at John Hoffman's place in Dyer, Wednesday evening. January 31st. Everybody invited. 1-30-1 Charles Klmmet of Shelby, fpent yesterday here In town on busineas.

MUNSTER

H. Milinear while ritlinj? home from work on Thursday morning-, flipped on the Ice and fell from his wheel. The fall resulted in a sprained ankle.

Renjamin Krooswyk has been ill with la grippe for a week. Mrs. J. Kooy and daughter spent Saturday at the home of her mother. Mrs. Urasrhler of Hernice, 111. Miss lia Vorhouer has returned to Munster after spending several weeks In Oak CUen. Miss Erna Kaske will entertain the

"Herem" club end some of their friends' at a dance next Saturday evenin sr.

There tire lO.flOO Lake County peoplr who lire livlm? nil over the V. S. A subscription to THE TIMES will nave yon the trouble of writing a letter to any one of tnm.