Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 221, Hammond, Lake County, 1 March 1917 — Page 3

Thursday. Maivli 1. 1017

THE TIMES PAGE Till; I:'. IV 71 Advance Stiowiei 4 a Friday and Saturday Hose Special Sample Neckwear 65c to $1.50 values, choice 39c Spring Apparel in which every approved fashion- tendency is given ample recognition. Your special attention is directed to the low prices quoted for Friday and Saturday. .- i K7 69c values 49c Pretty New Spring Cc!!ars of French Flannel and llroadoloth in tl:-? much favored cream coior; you'll S'.nd round, square, pointed and scalloped o (toots I ft it The Celebrated Eiffel Fiber Silk Hose - Pouble too and bee!, garter top, ail the new Spring .-hades; hose that regularly seil at ('.'ac the pair, your .&H. Stamps ry-rn Double S Double S.&II. Stamps Friday trinimed in Venetian and flu i 'aces, Choice 39c choice Friday ard Saturda.aair .

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Pretty Marquisette Curtains, 2'i yards Ions;, border neatly edged in lace: colors are cream and ecru. Special, per p S1.45 New Spring Drapes Colored Cretonnes, 36 inches wide. In a splendid range of patterns. Friday and Saturday, per yard

Quaker Lace Curtains Nottingham and Filet nets, 2!i yards Ion?,. 2-inch hem, edjred in"' lace, all-over patterns; $2.00 curtains. Special.

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Quaker Craft Lace Curtain Goods, 40 and 4" inches v,'ide. a', lover pattern?: v. h-te. Ivory and Egyptian; t',iv quality, rer yd. . J go

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Each Suit, each Coat, each Dress, reminds one of Spring. The new Spring modes show a number of novel

effect: and departures from the conventional pleasing innovations O. K.'d by Fashion.

Suits for Women Are Beautiful

Sal's Fini'ilar to those s!;ovn in -the cut at the left and a number of other clever modeN in phiited. pinch-ba k and tailored effects, carefully made of. soft, wool velour, ()iret. t'. vilU;, line poplins and series in the beautiful soft shades for Sprius wear; sies for women and ini.-ses. Priced a 20, 822.50, 825 and .SoO Coats of Unusual Character at $15 Kvery new style development is represented in the ?how'm?. Smart flaring models, cross belt effects? immense pockets, large collars, deep cuffs, trimmed 'in silk: some show the new silk stitching in all they are a remarkable group, you'll find 'Wool Velours, Cabard.nes, Popiin and Serges in Apple Green. Mustard,

Hookey, ('open, Xavy and Ulack. Sizes for ail, priced at

A Remarkable Suit Value at $16.50 These Suits are in the newest. Spring styles, made of I'.otany Serge and Poplin, in Apple Green, Copen, Tan. Xavy and Black. Popular length jackets with allaround belt, overcollar of faille silk in contrasting

color, nicely lined in silk; latest style skirt shirred in

the back. Sizes for all, priced at

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Wonderful Assortment of New Spring Dresses made of Crepe de Chine, Taffeta Silk with Georgette sleeves, and plain Georg Crepe. Many are prettily embroidered in the new metal thread-. These come in sii grav, mustard, amethyst, plum, rose and black. Special values at S22.50, 825.00 and 827.50

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livery Suit is art amazing value the styles are distinctive and charming made of splendid materials in fine wool poplins and novelty checks. Coats belted, button trimmed, correct fehape collars, silk trimmed; newest, ptyle skirts; women's ami misses' sizes; navy, apple green, brown and black and J r$ am . white checks. Splendid values at BvCl

Pretty Silk Dresses at $12.50 The best styles which are being shown for Spring. They are of Georgette and Taffeta combinations, Crepe de Chine and all Taffeta. Clever straight line models in Apple Green, Sapphire. Plum and Navy, with large self-collar and cuffs in con- P f '.rasting colors; new pocket effects. Splendid dresses, specially priced at V II GEORGETTE DRESSES AT $20.00. - Vou'll also find a numer of pretty models made of taffeta high waisfed styles, some have Georgette sleeves, new large collars, of Georgette sash helt?. Prominent among the frocks made entirely of GeorgeVe are the .lew pleated models, embroidered

in metal thread. Colors are old gold, gray, mustard, apple green, and navy; sizes for women and children. Priced for this sale at

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Spring Skirls Clever new sdtir's tcr Spring wear Silk ard Vool Poplins, Crepe-. Plaids, Stripes and Mixtures; shirred, pleated and yoke effects. K"cellent values at $5.98 Wcn-,fn's Modish Sprtnjr Puit!. They are pi.-idf of taff.'-tH. sersr. v.i .,1 rplin. tfl"ttr '!th. vnnma cloth and ni-n s

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C"l"rs; h i s 1 j '-n-'r-Ks nrp'ai'is. St.--n i i i' 1 ;.- 111 i'.arf- tr:etp is. t''Ir nud sh t rre.l : t iri r ri?' for werien nt.-l T liSS-F: 'iiSO fX'r.' s PRICED AT S15.C0 DOWN TO S3.93

Khaki-kool Blouses

Special $8.50

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The Blouses at" made of printr 1 Khaki-kool Crepe Radium Silk, and .-et off with large collar in revere effect. They come in "white anil

green, white and gold or w hite and

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Simply Beautiful, These Paisley Silk Blouses Fashion's newest creation, several pretty models to choose from. The dainty Georsette fabric, dainty laces and the paisley trimmings', all add immensely

to the beauty of these Blouses. Priced at .. .

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$5 Trimmed Hats $3 Cenuine Milan Hemp Hats, new Spring styles that are distinct and differ

ent Sailors, Mushrooms, side ro.l effects. Many are faced with crepe and

satin in various colors and. effectively trimmea wnn cowers, oeaaea ami

straw novelties. Values to $5.00 priced at

3.00

These Milan Hemp Hats -at $1.98 Are Rare Bargains " Large and small Shanes' in fheV'Vry newest models Mushrooms, Tricons,

1 colors. 1.98

side-roll effects. Sailors and tight-fit Priced for Friday and Saturd; y

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ins models in black and all colors.

Genuine

Lisere Shapes in Two Lots 82.05 and 8S.95

These lustrous polished Braid Hats are bidding stroncly for Fashion's favor. Here you will !nd the popular Sailors. Turbans and drooping effects in chart reii-e, citron, bright red. sapphire, navy and black. In two great lots--

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in them as the br-y. T!vy are the s rr f rliitliei; tiiat iit'ir.- th"e wi rn'-sr desirable chai;e--. s p.ngr wear and p.rxi looks. -And tbt y ar t-xf.-j-.ti"irtl aiues. coirrrRMATiOiT suits ot serge fstlits that are as handsome as tltev ardurable, am stylish, rs they are s- r i -able. They are made of nri extra. (' d quality nil-wool s.-rtre, pineh-h-k Norfolk styles. thre-pi-c l Its. fnl! l.ned l.-nl'-ker; sizes d to 1,. -9 f f Excellent values at ,.1UUU We've pome beautiful Sprir.if Sui's 1n rretty lieht patterns at tills prii e. LITTLE TE I. LOWS' CLOT;iE3 ninrt little top coats, di'Uile Preasi.-d. b-!ted back, velvet collar, lined throughout; S17.P3 2 to 8 years, 5 00 ITOBBT LITTLE TOMMY TUCKES AND EATON SUITS New Sprirjr Ia--

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Week End Special in Men's Hose Genuine Fiber Silk Hose, p coonus of our ivgular :."- fj;rado; como in 1 tin ok and all wanted

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They are the Best Clothes for you the style you want, the quality

and at prices that buy the econ-

omy you like. All seams are sawed with silk thread, the fabrics are all

3V00I, the materials canvas, linings, tape and all are cold wa

ll ter shrank.

The Leading Styles in America. Expert workmanship,

1 1 clothes to fit every man regardless of ligure.

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t opyrlkrtitiiart. bcln.a-er 'i;.lBrr There's a world cf new stylos here the famous -Varsity Fifty-Five' designs for vo'iuiu; mon ant! men wli-. like young stylo. New belt-baeks and phieh-backs. We 'picture several of the new models for young men. Plenty of line wool worsted,-, iinished and unfinished, cheviots, serges, homespuns and Dixie weaves in grays, greens, blues and browns.

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Footwear Ilea tit if ul creations from the Sherwood factory, from John K"lly of Rochester and the famous Red t'ross models. Under the present ' conditions of the leather mftrket. values like these in high qnahty '"77-' boots from such, well-known mak- '- j ) et? are remarkable. It is only ex i ?

!!aiped by the fact that, we boush'. ti;i j nttit attractive styles before :.!! i"i;i:er market made its recent - a -:.', i. nal jstmp. as reported in the id ess dispatch-?. The daintiest and tr.ost firacefnl stvles are herein nialiosanv calf, ivorv. srav.

Habana brown and smart two-tone -i:;, effects, $8.50 down to $4.C0. WALTON "SECONDS" ."."0 pairs of Misses' and Children's Walton Shoes. They are seconds, bur the imperfections are very slight aDd do not interfere with their wearing qualities. They are made of gnn metal calf, button only, cood styles, roomy toe, ?olid leather soles genuine bargain:-. Mioses' sizes, pair e-i Qf

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Girls' Smart Footwear. Splendid qualify iiton Shoos, made of srun m-;tal calf anil vici kid with patent leather tips: choici1 if -loili or kid I ':;.'. s'tietlv solid leather '.:-,.;. ;.

Children's sizes, iair

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-Boys' Shoes Walton "Seconds" at a tig saving. These are factory seconds, h

the defects are liri,T and will not reduce

service Walton S of good quality strictly all lea-h Idtlle C,en-s-

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$18, $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30 & $35 The New Spring; Regal and Bostonlan Shoes for Men are in.

Women's. New Spring; Footwear $3

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-1EAL ESTATE TBARSFERS

GARY. 1 1". B 1. Gary Land Co.'s 7th ."ufe. Gary Intnl I'e. to . I.. Plew & Co. tl .AO I. B 1. Gary band Co.'s 7;h Si.'n. W. U I'b w A Co. t-. i'...b.-it I.. Garwoo.l 5.": I.--. 1. 2. it Tin. O.aiv band c,..'s 1st Sub. Florv-nC" II. c,,niev- to Clear Title band Co. " I.-. 1, 2, It 50. Gary band . 'o.'s Is: Add. Olerr Tith- bind

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15 ln2, itary band

bs. U. 12, H 107, Gary band I Co.'s 1st Sub. Gary Casino

t Gee i-f? Hay ward b ."it. B S7, ;ary biiiil Co.'s 1st Kub. Andnw Ji. Miles to Harry Call b St.. B ST. Gary band Co.'s 1st Sub. Hurry Cnil to Andrew 11. Mil. s b s. V.i b 7. It a. Gary baud 2nd Sab. Wm. .1. Oou.ilin to Harry On 11 b s. KV b 7. H !. Gary band Co.'s 2nd Sub. .Harry Call ! 'Win. J I ''iiMai

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Co.'s 1st Sub. John Ki-rr Co. to Bridget E. Quinlan GAI'.y. bs. 2 to 5. 41 to 44, B 1. Gaty Securities Co.'s Jst A.M. .b. Clnrk Wood Co. to Alexander Trillions b fc, B 4. Gary Invest, v'o.'s 1st. Sub. Sm 11-Simpson Co. to S'- fan Fee itch HAST G.KY. All lots, e b 15, B tl. all bast Gary tt. E. Co.'s 3rd Add. beander G. Peterson to Conrad A. Peterson .'i XE 2"-rL--''. James "i.-i.-k to

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Mary MilU-r 4.S00.OO X XW 30-32-8. Jmnes Black. et ah, to Micha-l Miller 4.S00.00 S XE & SE ex K R rt of wy 30-32-8. James Black, et al. to Joseph A. Fuller 12,onn.OO 12 1-3 ac off S end SE XV & 13 1-3 ac off X end XE SV 10-32-9. 26.50 no. Sarah A. Castle to Iixvid S. Fuller 540.00

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DEEI'iS February 2:1, 1M7. MAST CHICAGi.h X; b 35, S b 3ti. B 14. XW 2!-37-!. East Cbpo. F.ldg. Co. ti Robfrt T. binpe ' i.vrMAX.x ii.!;Ku;

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Ls. 2, 2?. B 19. 4th Atid. East Chgo. Co. to W. John McRae 000.00 Ls. 14. 17. B 10, 3rd Add. East Chg-o. Co. to Nettia Ii Herskpvitz, Admx. 1.00 Ls. 27, 2S. 29. B 11. 3rd Add. East Chgo. Co. to Nettie D. Horskovitz l.oo b IS. B fl. East End liesub. Julian H. Youche to Jacoh Zflibor l.oo bs. I'. 10. B S. Park Add. Jas. B. Carter to Charles M. Boydn 10.00 LIVERPOOL HEIGHTS.

b 27. B 6: Add. J..1

L 27. a Ti

lt 4, Mathfas r to Hoosi. i-

Agenty NEW CHICAGO. L 20. B 8. 7th Add.: L 2S, B 12. 4th Add.; L 34. B 6, 6th Add. John Trier to Hoosier Agency Ls. IS. 1?, li 1, 2nd Add. Minnie Trif-r to Hoosier Aseney bivEP.roob. bs. 13, 14. 15. B 7: bs 4:.. M, B S, Chsro. Sub. b. & I. Co.'s Add. John Trier to Hoosier Apncy , TObLESTOX. bs. 1 to R. B 4, Tollestr-n-on-the-Hill. John Trier to Ho,,s-AP'ilc.v

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b 9, B 37. Gary band C,,.s

1st Sub. Roy Metzg-er to Milj ton T. McCarty i L 16. B 7, Gary Land Co.'s 1st l.onj Sub. Ernil Putsch to Frank ReePisr j.oo i E S4, B 41, Gary Land Co.'s 1st i Sub. Gary Land Co. to ! Harry and Bessie M. Hucker bs. 47. 4S. B 2, Wash. Park Sub.; bs. 25. 36, B If, So. I Gary Sub. Clear Title band b'1" c,,. jo Frink Brtieir ' Ls. 25 to .'".4, Gary Bond fc Mtt. Co.'. 1st Add. Henry A. Yoss'er to Gary Bond 4c M'.K. I....' Co.

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