Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1917 — Page 12

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DK SALTS IS NEW BRITISH MIXISTEH TO THE VATICAN

THE TIMES

Thursday, Sept. 20, 1017.

I Double Profit-Sharing Stamps Given All Day Friday ! and Saturday until 12 o'clock noon.

Latest October Columbia Records on Sale Sept. 20th Third floor.

Hammond's Greatest Dept Store

Try Our Cafeteria Luncheon. All Home Cookin; Home Blade Pies Our Snecialtv.

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Count Do Salis. Count De Sails, xho has been appointed to succeed Sir Henry Howard 6S mir.ister of special missions to the rope, was the British minister to iiontene.TO since 1'Jll. He i.s a vtcran in thi British foreiqn fervico Rn.i hia diplomatic skill ha? always recommended him to the handling of intricate situations.

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Mailed By U. P. Men To The, United States

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Thei'o are scores and scores of styles for every requirement ;f any kind of occasion, ncwlv arrived nid excccdiuijr

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selection "oi a:iy vu'in'.-nt: for "Winter wear.

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Special Bargains advertised in our September Bargain

jauiietm are also on sale Friday and Saturday.

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nv KEsnv wood. l'nltd Vre Stafl Correspondent. VvTril THE FRENCH ARMIES, 'A'isr. i: (ty mail). Germany's latest ?rf rt ct f.'ii'kfns; dry every inch of t!:-i Jiv.-i .!(! rojrions of Franco before f!. "5' i.'1!:to.1 t : fvacuat them has iwt err.-j to light In the dJ.-.-ovry T: nt The c.na! and rivers cf northern tio.nce are bfir- e-:-!ned lifelt-33 cf f. ir-ih.? f,.,h. Tim discover?' v.-at only ma.l when th Fienrh recently -Jnderte.ok the tusk of rendorira- these waterways rav;ca'h? after the German destruction t'f hridses, locks, embankments and tarie?. The necessity cf dratnir.? dry many the canals and portiens of river ieCi rendered unusable hy the Germans has l.roug-ht to li0'ht the numerous fish trap?, seines, barriers anV! other irrManees used hy the Germans In order to cat :h absolutely every fsh. Freriu-ntly the cnr.al3 an.l river's w-ore divided up Into section!" with harrier across each end in order to ren-, der Impossible the escape of a sineie fish. Evidence has clso been found cf the use of ex-p'osives for tunnin" I

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urraee, where they "With hand nets.

Previous to the German Invasion of I'rance. the cecals, rivers and water-T.-3V !uid been broucht to a high state of fi-h T-roduetivj-ness b.-th by stoCk-inn-them end bv the enforcement of r-ta.-.tical l.v.vS reqardinr fishinc. The Idea was to keep tht productiveness of thrss streams up to their Inchest Iit..;h at all times. Elver fish In con-st:;v;-.;ri cue of the very Imaartant in.

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the flshlnsr laws in.

l::-.-ed the permanency of the. river The one Idea flominatins the Gertaans sppenrs to have been to make .-ort.t!n-that ftr their evacuation it b 3"r"rs 're the French -juid again be all- to restock t! rivers and canals to their former plent; fuiness.

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Fashionable New Suits The mot handsorno Suits that ve liave shown in many a recent sea -on. So attractive that they meet with instant approval hy those who follow fasliioii decrees closely. Only two or time of anv style, assuring you of an individual model. Smart Suits $22.58 to $30.00 Fine Burellas and Gabardines box plaited, tailored serges, some fur trimmed, others deligiftful to wear with furs. Some large collars with cross-over aoints that fasten on each shoulder when lesired. Skirts are individual styles to aeh suit. Suits up to $48.50 Each Suit has that fineness of tailoring

and details one can scarcely associate with suits of these prices. Lovely silvertones in these exquisite shades not to he found in other cloths. Also tine (iahardines, some with extromejy long coats, and collars that . interlace and fasten closely. Remember Another feature is satisfactory alterations without charge.

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Fall Skirts Are Here Of a wide variety, all the new Separate Skirts and with Blouses so pretty lucre is every reason for the po,rjiari..v cf Separate Skirts.

Women's Skills

Plain serges and stripes or mixtures; pocket, yoke or belt eiA ct .

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Tlc-o wlio have not as yet seen the new coats for this season's wear will gladly welcome the opportunity we are presenting .! ;' all garments perfectly tailored in the season's popular weaves. Many beautiful effects and- all special values at til" prices here quoted

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Dress Gingham, r0 inches

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Storm Ser.e, 'AG inches wide

me nesr material tor scho , wear; navy, brown, creeu, manie, 1 nek. Vard. . . .".C3c'Novelty Suitir?, plaids ard tweed effects; :y; inches wide. Yad 5f)r Madras Shirting, beautiful strijies and neat iigures, some with jaequard effects; ::2 inch

wide, lard

An almost endless variety of styles and c.-lers from the nifty Misses' Coat to the more, sedate fur trimmed collars, and s'.h-ndidlv lined.

Rich Satins 6.5S-S10 p0m Pom Coats $30

Also wonderfully hue series and poplins and plaid silks, witli yoke?, pVatcd :nd sash effects.

'Jiving you service and warmth without

antly lined plain or fancy

Turkish Bath Mat, reversible, white, pink, hluo and green22x42. j-acli Crash Tcweliji, irfeet weave, fast selvedges, verv absorbent, l)h ached. Yd,..!Dress Percale, dark grounds with neat pahenis; inches wide. Yard 17U India Linon for children's dresses and linings; :y inches wide, fine sheer weave, livable. Yard Vliite Waistin, 'some slighthsoiled; values to 2:c- yard,' good patterns. Yard .ill :.e

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Very many new and attractively de.-igned stripes, silk failles and satins.

NEW PETTICOATS, S5.00 Beautiful taffetas, some combined with jersey; plain or fancy, handsomely flounced, and suit colors.

Dili's vnru- virevo r-f loniv. limiilcnmo f.nffr

.... . j . . ..... j.v.i., jii jla v. 'utv. v t.t i i and (snhirs in taupe, beet root, brown and green. Exclusive Styles $50 Ttfeso liave youthfulncss of line and are made of most exquisite materials in the beautiful soft shades, best liked of the season; each style feature is delightful in it -elf and must really be seen. Fine Burellas, Serges and Gabardines,

&4if I dainty colorings for evening wear. Spy A- A Blouses, $5.00 and $5.95

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TRIAL SETTINGS FOR THURSDAY JTammond Fuoerior Court. Room . 1 .T..'.!.'e Il-iter.-ThurMlay. Reptet.:ber 2 0-1 KM 7 u, j!ur( ,cS v i.ai-Kura. l;.C0Til I..1 r Co v Sfdovvski. J32I-i:-!lc.l v Ge ?-!. Kr.mt,:. v K.arantzas. i;----3-V.-:1l,-sh r:y O. v City of Gary, il" J ir.fl v li nvr. 3':'I Oi-r v Wripht.

3 :.,;irks y jrnrhs. !!.! :iueck V SuHzliaugb. 3 '' I'-h-ir:-k: v Piovensky. J-.O'-.-lvl I.Lr Co v Vercoh. l:''-K'-.f!n v Gr, I.-.Ic' : 1 . - n v 7jciiich. i:'i) 1; ... r v TVv.lhei-ty. Tu'iick v S .ranch. t'--.l-rr.k or Tol v Kahan. ir.h:;es v Holmes. ir'73 T. ;.k v Metropolitan l.Vr Co. r;."i nah-rr v n.aiff. Room 2, ju.iee V. S. Relter, Thurs-

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ooisite Mouses

itting escorts for the finer suits, or the

Blouses, $2.00 to $2.50 These include a wide variety of plain and striped silks, black included, tailored and drape fronts.

Georgette Blouses, also Grope de Ghoncs,

the former with ime embroideries or a tmeh of lace to the Grepo de Chines, in to many surprising new tailored effects.

Georgette Blouses, $7.95 to $10.50 Beautiful Laces Georgettes that are handsomely embroidered or braided, some with new rolling collars or lace trimmed drapes. Suit colors included.

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Wonien9s Footwear J. & T. Cousins and H. & M. Best Makes. In' stock AAA to E. "We can St your feet."

Elack Vici Kid Lace Boot. m.U top, It.tihc-r Louis Yr-Ar. .! v.-a S:lon"lor pffpet, A." r. A bic; value ' 1 S5 Er,g!:ch Gun Metal Boot, '! ,-! rjn.-i'Jry soles and up--. i aro " to " h . '. . . n t;U r I'.ii school SI

Dark Brown Giace Kid. Eoot, leather Louis heels, rh'iin . toe, very trim. Pr,ced at S8.95 (Mahogany Calf at $3.75.) Patent Colt Dress Boot, fine dressy quality; had mat kid top, leather Louis heels, "A to D. A)l sizes, priced at g

The Boys' Store of Hammond

baits With Extra Trousers Novelty Horfolks, regulation models, military 'Trench Suits, the latest pinch-back ideas and yokes, plait styles, with regular or slashed pockets, in neat patterns and fancy mixtures; blue serges (only one pair of knickers with serges) and corduroys. (tE jpT with extra trousers. Headliner values at.. DijJ Other Suits for Boys up to $12.50 Boys' Sweater Coats, heavy wors- Boys' Corduroy Knickers in rre i:

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1:::.:; Knt I S Co v Ouyott. 3 2 --.lO Atr.r T & s link v P.oser.hanm. 3 .71 Stn wicki v Morris Jtot Wks. ' 2 .',,vS- Dig Co v rillisi. ' i:'i!f Kaufnnn v Krcnt zhrrper 3203S-TT ny & E C Ky v City Hornmond. 1i''45 Westveer v City Hammond. J2r-.-t MueH'.r v Chsidy. Vii'ZC Knapj. v Nicdzieliski. lfflsr Fifo v Emery. J2'77 '.-.' X7. v Snyder. r:r:s7 K hin v Kuhin. I.'V'fl.-; n i n y Trust v Lawrence.

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ted, thawi collar, plain color? and stripes; slzrs 2S to "o. Specially I,rir-1'1 nt S2.9S Boys' Jersey Sweaters, plain collars and nobby chest stripes; f lz-:a 2H to 'A. Lxceptional values priced at vi- S1..9S Boys Flannel Sht.-ts ard Biouses, in trray and blue, military pockets; shirts 12 to 14; Blouses r, to Ifi, it ei o-r y - w

ura an 1 rk colors; p;.r;5 0 to lc. years. Special at 81.29 Boys' Blouses Collars anto-hed, fancy mrulras, percales, chaiabrayn and domet s, standard iiiak.':; ,, to n- S;',c't'htl ;it 50 Eoys' Shirts, plain and far.ey p. rcales, soft French cur!?; s:z?s 12 to 1 1. Special at 75; Boys' Trousers Mill cnj.i from

Women's Shoes, good quality lace and button styles, gun metal and patent colt. All sizes, ii u to 8. If you want good shoos a" a low price see these at $3.00

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A complete showing of Chi-: Millinery for every purpose cf dress, street or afternoon wear. Bich colorings and feather ornamentations, with ostrich effects used as cut bands, shaggy brim?. and spray features that strike a most, distinctive- note in artistic trimmings. Prices, $5 to $12 A variety of smart Hat.-: for middle aged ladies, in purple, mauve and t opaque tones. These arc hand-made flats. expertly designed. This selection is now at its best. Kats Trimmed Free.

Esirline Work Trousers ccecial at 1.95

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eavy Wool Pants all

sizes special at 2.95

fancy suiiinr;

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AlXmS CH TOP WITH RESin r,

Tny ci?.2 cf curWdtAds' and Easul I FroduciKiffentAds

Economy in Footwear It isn't a matter of cost per pair, but a matter of cost -per year, and the best is always the cheapest in the end. Co-Operative Shoes for Men who wear the better kind of footwear: in stock A to K. BnVod at per pair SC to. 9.00 Our Special f 6r Hen at $3.00 A most beautiful shade of mahogany, willowcalf, made in a swell English last, also in stock

m the wider toe; widths A to L), all sizes.

Autumn Trousers

Investigate these trouser values. You'll find medium and dark patterns, piain and cuff bottom trousers, in worsteds, cassimeres, b!ue seroes arc' corduroys; sizes 23 to 50; a remarkable value. Sale r rt'si

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Boys' IT. S. Army Shoe R. R. Shoe for Men Box ! Hen's Co-Operative Shoes Ilea.vy soft tan calf with calf, with full oak soles to! Mahoganv and'gun met-

extra rpiality oak soles, in-iheel; made bv Pal ma Shoe! a! calf. English Bai wi-b

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ti : i,K -;,g o' v- li.Mia ieviai auie i eonu soles, extra uuah-

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plenty of striped worsted trousers, sizes up to 4fi, on sale at Sl.'79 Extra Genuine Malone heavy ice man's pants, a; si.!5

Men's Heavy Weight Cotton Union Suits, slight, fleeced, closed rraIrh' at SI. 15 Men's Union Suits in v:ors:ed and woo!, licht and heavy wrisrht, on at S1.9S 1

all wool serge, striped worsteds and cassimere trousers; every size, and color. On sale at S3.95 Men's Grey Flannel Shirts, Pizes 34 to I1V2. Priced for tomorrow's Eal9 at SI. 15 Men's Flannelette Night Shirts, sizes VI, 17 and 13. On sale

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trousers worth up to 16.50; broken lots m. plenty of size.-; mp...li.. from the finest of worsted and blue sctl-i-.s, at Si.95 Men's Shirts and Drawers, natural w o o I, heavy weight. Per jtarment co.,; Men's Vool Sox, I.e.v.y ir.d medium w.;i..v, ;.'; :cdors. Per jair....t

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In Suit- we have a, large variety for men and young men. Conservative and v-.ter ca.-simeres, wtrstcds and Idue serges. Overcoats in the new "Trench" U

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