Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 6 September 1917 — Page 3

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Large women -will find this dainty eveitiine chemise doubly attractive when they realize that its .clever cut helps to make them seem more svelt and slender.

Show Your Patriotism. The members of South Chicago ladse Xo. 53, L. O. M.. are working: like beavers these days ai-rinsing for their annual picnic at Indiana Gardens on- next Sundn. September 9. 1317. Sterling's orchestra will furnish the jaz music for dancing and there will be games of every description with prizes consisting of live pigs, ducks and chickens (the feathery kind ) A reception wi.l be tendered to the members who are, joining the colors and every one attending will be given an opfcrtunity to show hi3 patriotism by contributing a cigar, package of cigarettes or tobacco to go into a package to be rnaJc tip by the lodge members and sent to the boys in the. service. The committee in charge vith Harry Harman, the dictators, at its head, assures every one attending the time of their lives, as this picnic will certainly be tho "scream" of South Chicago and will furnish an enjoyable time long to be remembered.

MUNSTER

Mr. and Mrs. Kooy and daughter, H. Vonmeyn and Misa Brashler spent Labor Day at Lincoln Park in Chicago. P. Schoonand wife and daughter motored to Lafayette, Ind.. to visit relatives. Miss Erna Kaske left for her school at Cedar Lake on Monday, where she will teich the primary grades the ensuring year. Little Earner Bonestra who broke his arm last week, is getting on nicely. The public and parochial schools started on Tuesday. Mr. Weathers has the upper grades and Miss Fierse the lower. The parochial school has four teachers this year. The Dutch Reform churches had a big crowd at their picnic on Labor Day. P. Tanis went to see the ball game in Chicago on Monday. Mrs. Wiers of Lansing, was buried in th Munster cemetery on Tuesday.

SCHERERVILLE Rev. Father Hursman of Lowell; Rev. A. Badina of "St. John: Rev. J. B. Berg and Rev. C. F. A. Sc'ioll of Hammond, attended the fall festival Sunday and Monday. Carl Johnson and Charles Trimm spent a few days with their parents and friend3 here this week. Miss Theresa Schumacher and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Anderson spent the week-end at Logansport. The home-coming festival Sunday and Monday at St. Michael's hall was a success. The exact amount realized cannot at the present be stated, as the rrmnev is not all in yet. At least $3.043.65 was realized. The entire parish joins Rev. Wm. Ren: in extending thanks to ail who attended the festival. George X. Card spent Tuesday in Chicago on spoeiil business. Joseph Relplinger ami daughter Clara, spent Tuesdav in Hammond.

HE YOUJUP BACK? If You Have, the Motement of This Gory Resident Will Intereot You.

Does your back ache, night and day; Hinder work; destroy your rest? Does it stab you through and through When you stoop or lift or bend" Then your kidneys may be weak. Often backache is the clue, .hist to give you further proof. The kidney action may be wrong. If attention is nit paid More distress will soon appear. Headaches, diiz.s spells and nerves. 1'ric acid and its ills Make the burden worse and worse. Liniments, and plasters can't Reach the inward cause at all; Help the -V'.dneys .use the pills Lake County folks have ried and proved. What they say yn-j can believe. Read this Gary woman's account. Mrs. Kathryine Da vies, 721 Georgia street. Gary, says: "1 suffered from a constant ache through tho small of my back and felt miserable all the time. I. was tired and yorn-out and could hardly do my housework. The way my kidneys acted caused me a lot of distress, too. When I heard about Doan's Kidney Fills. 1 bought a box and they soon relieved cne. I used several boxes in all and was cured. I felt like a different woman." Frir-e .pile, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidrtoy Fills the same that Mrs. Davies had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, X. Y.

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whether to buy or merely to seek fashion information ISleiv jAutumn Suits In suits the effects are particularly charming. Jackets are gene-rally long, made without a curve at the waistline and embellished by smart little vests or waistcoats, large pockets, new cape collars and surplice forms of drapery at the front. Skirts are extremely simple in design, many finished with a "cuff" or turn-up hem. Skirt lengths are conservative, reaching to the ankle or an inch or two above. JSfew Autumn Coats Rougfh finished materials and pile fabrics, mlso velours and broadcloths have been smartly developed in coat models of rare beauty. Deep cuffs, draped collars, smart buttons, wide belts, pockets &nd vivid hued linings supply much to their charm and individuality.

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New Styles In the g Suits for Fall Wear H 27.50, 30.00, 32.50 and . 35.00 SSS The Jackets are loner. Vests and Vockets are r. a .list motive feature; mat rials mo.-:t popularly used aro Velours, Broadcloth. ?ergre., etc. f'.ir fabrics, plush, velvet and braids ar the Z trimming tendenejes. Colors are Russian r.-t green, brown, gray and navy. The e are the smartest of tlie earliest styles. Come and

them. Sizes for women and misses priced

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27.50, 30.00, 32.50. 35.00 and 37,50

Becoming Fall Suits , Priced at $18 Tli" line includes the. newest and smartest Kni! fash tons. Good tailoring assures perfect fit and aristocratic appearance. Quality fab. rfos assure service and satisfaction. Sizes for women and misses. Separate Skirts 10H Silks and Worsteds 'Satins in black and taupe, plaid taffeta.-., poplins, sergea and chutta cloth in the nrT.vshades. Belts and pockets of self material are a notable feature. . Cluster plej-ts and panels are very good.

Smart TSfew Designs In Stylish Coats, 15,00, 18.50 20.00, $25, 27.50 Kvery woman &r.d miss should see these new I'll Coats if or.r.v t ?'t:.sfy their cariosity as to what the favored styles are to he. They fere, mule o;' Vel.o.r. Ri'-h Woolens, Cieviot, I'r irdcioth and Scotch Mixturt-8. They have flight!;.- less fullnes.i than last year. but wi'h ample lower width to give a graceful fi-iie. r.rowns. sreer.s, gnys, l.iial.i. taupe arr.;y !u are the niost poptiiar in color. 15.00, 18.50. 20.00. 25.00. 27.50

Fall Hats at $10

The woman who has planned on tpendinjr $12 to $15 for her new 5 Fall Hat will do well by seeing : these special values at $10 he1 fore she decides. At this price the will find exclusive creations I the best values of the season. Come in and view them.

Fall Millinery

And an interesting occasion it will he for every woman is anxious for news of the hats Fashion favors for fall. The new season's ideas are unusually charming, especially as regards trimming. The newest shapes are small and high, with soft crowns, many expressing military influence. Colored felt and long-nap heaver felt are freely employed. Velvet Is very good. Of feather novelties there are many, includ.ne burnt cofue. numide and ostrich. There's such a variety that attempt at description would seem useless. Besides nothing but a personal viewing can give you a definite idea, of the smartness and beauty of the new modes.

Fall Hats at $5

For Friday and Saturday we have prepared a number of smart Fall Hats to sell at $5.00. They are made of Lyon's Velvet in black and the new colors. Large, medium and small shapes; all are prettily tfimmed according to Fashion's latest dictates.

A. Sale of Velvet Shapes, Values to $1.50 at 88c Did you see the velvet Shapes in our windows? They are by far the best values of the season made of French velvet in black only; large, medium and small. shapes, r the very latest styles. Values to $1.50 at O O C

The Season's Most Popular Footwear Styles Workmanship, Styles and Quality . Are Cleverly Combined We are showing in these new models the most fashionable shades of gray, tan and brown. This

is really wonderful footwear and we will be pleased to have you inspect these styles closely. A call at the store will place you under no obligations to buy. In the showing you'll find John Kelly, Red Cross and Sherwood Shoes.

Black Kid Boots - Button Kid Boots'

priced at

6.00

priced at

5.00

Glove-fitting Kid Boots in Mahogany, Champagne and Black Kid, at

12.50

Girls' Shoei

Growing Girls" Shoes of gun metal calf and patent leather, oleth tops, plain toe and with tip, dependable shoes for school wear. Friced

low at per pair

2.50

School Shoes Girls' School Shoes, th famous Godman mak-: they are in good style, made of dull k;d with cloth tops, stitched leather soles; children's

sizes. fl.76 girls' sizes . . .

2.00

Boys" Shoes S pairs of Little Fellows' School Shoes, strictly all leather through'wit, b 1 u c h e r lace, round toe, heavy double soles; sizes to

13 '-j. Per pair

1.50

Boys' Shoes Fail field Shoes . for Sefaool Boys; they a: e strongly built of cypress calf. footform lusts, b'.itton style, extra heavy soles, guarar..

s.zes to $s. Pair."..

2.25

Bostonian Isdens Shoes

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The new Shoes for Fall are here, gentlemen. Their quality Js a feature that shines right through their style, and that's what men want in shoes quality first. We feature these lasts especially: ' . .

Bostonian Gun Metal Lace S3 Pemzrok Engl;h last; all sizes. Per pair '7 S i .50

Bostoni-xn Shoes Of mahogany calf, popular Fall toe; all sizes.

Per pair, at

6.00

Herald Bench Made Shoes For men with low instep; vicie kid

and gun metal; til sizes. Per pair. . . .

7.50

School Girls Dresses At Special Prices. ' Mothers will find selections easily made from this splendid assortment of school dresses. Attractive styles in Gingham and Chambray are here in abundance.

School Dresses at 1.98

of good yuality gingham in collar, cuffs and belt, shirred

Splendid value Dresses, made

the new colorings, with white col

pockets; sizes 6 to 14; very good values. Priced y r o for Friday and Saturday at J. ,i0 Girls" Dresses 1.25 School Frocks 75c

They are made in dainty styles especially suited to the young school girl; they are made of fine ginghams in plaids and stripes and checks, trimmed in contrasting colors; sizes 6 to 14. - O at 1 .

It takes special care to produce such good dresses as these for children they're low priced, dtoo made of colorful combinations of fine ginghams and chambrays; sizes 2 to

6. Specially priced at

75c

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Have your children everything they

need for the new school term

rE We have taken great care to get just the right things for school days. EE More kinds of Pencils, Pens, Crayons and Inks. More sizes and qual2 . ities in.Tablets, Writing Pads and Composition Books and so cn right through the list.

FREE

An Ink and Fencil Eraser whiofc sells regularly at 2c, to each bey or girl making a purchase in onr School Supply Department.

Eraser No. 1 pencil eraser size. A big"Biggest on

Blaisdell ink and

extia large value at Earth." ruled

5c pencil

of numbers 8" kind used :n all Regular price oc, price

40 ard Indiana sale

9 4 the schools.

Chilk Regulation whit chalk, one gross in a box; C3c value, on sale at

4c school 19c

tablet, size SxlO, good quality paper. A b-.jr bargain at the sale pri'-e, each OC Typewriter Paper, pood heavy stock (about 100 sheets to. a pound. Friced for th?s s-i'.e at, r r--r lb J C "Our Home" Composition N o t o Hook, good ink. paper, flexible cover.

worth oc. Special, two for ,

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Hat Headquarters invites you to inspect the new arrivals. You will find your individual model among the many new blocks and colors in a wide range of sizes.

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Beautiful Dresses for Fall Priced Exceptionally Low

VKv woman wul include m her Fall wardrobe dresses for street wear and for more formal use. Our present display of Fall Dresses is therefore of special interest, for it embraces every favored style and faithfully reflects the trend of Autumn fashions. At $22.00 At $15.00

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JMens New Suits and Coats . The new season is almost here. New clothes are needed and your new suits and coats are now here in the most attractive styles and woolens you ever saw. America's best mills wove the fabrics. Hart. Schaffner & Marx, America's foremost tailors, designed them, and this city's busest men will wear them. All. priced, according to these groups: '

there are dresses of Satin, Messaline, Taffeta and Georgette combinations; many unique effects, some with overskirts, others in pesr top styles. TnrnminRS are of brnul. fancy head-i and brigh colored embroidery; ail the new Fail colorings; women's and misses' sizes. Serge Dresses at $20.00 Clever little Fall Dresses of men's wear serge, panel tyick and front, box plaited overskirt effect on each "tide; ither models are In military style with patent leather belt.

the latest arrivals to come to us from the great fashion centers. They are made of satin with box pleated, skirt sash belt, tassel trimmed. Laree white atn cellar and cuffs. Colors are burgundy, taupe and navy.

Hart, Schaffner & Marx finely tailored suits at $20 to $35 B6ys Suits We wfuld like to have you see "Our Special:' boys' suits in pinch-bac't Norfolk style, made of fme worsteds and chevoits.

Sizes S to 17. Frirtd

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Good Business Suits, new Fall styles $15 to $20

Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Suits. Special $25

Dress

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Corduroy

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A good corduroy suit such as we offer at $6.98 will outwear two woolen suits and costs less than one. Corduroy is sturdy, non-tearable, strong as armor plate, yet soft and smooth to to the touch. Corduroy suits in pinch-back style with two pairs of knickers. Sizes 6 to 17. - sPriced at O.iO