Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 179, Hammond, Lake County, 21 January 1918 — Page 6

VAGE SIX

THE TIMES. Moml.v. .Tanuarv 21. 1918.

TALK OF I0THI1G U J-l.

COIL EDICT TO HASTEN

SOLUTION

OF CRISIS

AU Other Subjects of Conversation have Been Laid Aside Railroads Should . Employ Men Who Arej Out of Work In Shoveling Snow. j

TOCES BUREAU. AT ST ATX CAITTAI.. "NDTAXAPOLl-h IM.' . Jan "'h"r sutler? of i"nera'j 1 pn laid asMf. ami the I cop'

" ' y are discussing- only the i oil s h.- n. They ere saying ail Umds

BT HEN KT CLEWS. N F. V 1 OI!K. Jin C! '.::. n S'lU'lltl R nature I'O.I'f tluC: tl;d tr.l the draMio i er-le f cf the B'-vrn-nint lie ci.iii:! 'i ts cay aiv1 i-'iou: I ri't ho ! t ' i i i v i to.fr?'?!y IiOi'sum: :t !-i n rdc-,i r i 1' !e t- Mi;1 arw hi; a-, ft loaded s- ortvm r . v. Inch is niri'.iiiy K-ins its titimt to meet

most difficult situation, tho untii'J V ; v i in the cc.nl : it tint ion is t-v.j-icld: l'it:',

production.; second. d:s: t thutlcn. Just whic'i li n;--t si rloii' Joes r.ot rt. ni- i

HtM CREATES .STRENGTH Positive Convincing Proof U i aM Hiy well t. mahe claim, In', .an tty ho proven." We imHtflt the I'lTiivjla cf Vmvl to it. c the- statements vrro make about it. JJ Cod l.ivcr up. I liccf ivpione-. lion itihl Tlancariesn I'cptonn'f. I lut! mul .T' -in. ntum Citrntc. I.mio nm.l f-.'i..Ja Cov o rophosphato;.!, t ' Hi'U. At.y !. lor v ill tcil ou tli.it the m-ficdi-nts cf Vimd as piildNhr.l above, combine t!,,- irrj cl' r- noo, d tu Ili.iilo 5 1 rrv.R : I. Ml V'-'il.. inn -ili v. n, tuiwi'ilir'l ''rVi'ti T: I'll ,H. -V . H 1 1 1 f.l.-l;. I't'O'."1 1 ' .11 o'i r fi p-i. pe. TliTf i notion..- 11. i- Ymoi to restore strr.nth .-iii'l I'ahty to f.-rblr .,1.1 -":-r. delicate children yid a '. I l . i". -lis

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i-'.a.n at the f.r?t blow. Other blw i 5:.,,, j.0;f ,,,,i j,.,RK ,,.ir(V f--.r of riU l"J much orso than tins or.o. J-jr.- j spoi.slbihi v . The clrnstio oi-lcr :f thf-1- . tho rc-rlo " riot ?ho-.v a jelloK j t-uel sdri'i:ii5lnt.'r. thougii probah".y a

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f'-hrr 5- this i'ountr:i' 1 iie :ts f.iS'. b".:np froiii ' is X1 111""'.'? tO 'lil.-".".

Tiis country ha bcn sn tho T.ir r tfii ir.unths." one man ?aiJ "and v. j i'. e iiol jet suffered oi'.o nt::i'i:o i sconifort out of ii- T h;s cal vrdff .

ih firs'. btu wo hae l'.t.

1 t dues

MILITIA SAVES LOUD OF CATTLE

Qtit Jamiatq Clearance 3 ale 1

Continues Tuesday and Wednesday and the Entire Week

Come to This Great Sale

and Participate in the SpeI cial Offerings for This

HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENTTORE. V J

Every Section Has Added New Lots at Reduced Prices, as Stock Must Be Cleared and Reduced.

Double Stamps Given Tuesday and Wednesday Ail Day

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Comp. ?1.Cjal:ic Special fur

r-j January c-ea-ati'v Salo,

l Tuesday ur.h . at

Hill's Cascara M e n

Quinine Tablets, For coughs ani colds, -5c box special for January (.'karano - Si!e. Wednesday only, r.' -

trio v ery first. 1

r roak by coniplamins'

t they pet bit." Tfcorc : 2 hundred cf i-ar o:' ci.al c-ti h l.tiiroad tracks all over Indiarn.. and : ro ! 10 liundreds of empty coal car", tnat are statiding idle. The ruKlt nvr--1-comniisfsioa has reports mad? by the railroads of Indiana showing thai they have been supplyins the coal tunie.s v i"h an average of about i.iOO cars a ek more thsn tho i!u:i-:s asUcd for tti the ;st se-i era! week?. Thee reports

s.o labor shortage or labor trouble. Tb.-y 1: yist that the trouble is r.-l a toil

. nii3je. " :.! rialtii tfe roluttott or '

cns:5, i nidei: la 1 !y n'Ti.'r'!? r. 'tle !?5ion upon go-, ern-r.011- .ff;oii ! ".n bui:ieis. Winter Checki War Oame. j The -.Tar cfercd no cver.ts of parti j '.ar e'.guincance; v. i titer bat.t s -.ttpo

ja i'l;ei k upon nil irilt'ary operations. V.xj rrt op;:i:o;i that Gtpi.uiv i prpr- ; ins for dr.-.e ou the u-cstrm front; b'it ; if so thus causes : avprebensi-.-n anior.R : '.lie a'.!;-?, who ir:car i-oiifldoi-.t of hoH-

that many niiufs are luic poctusc ,7r ii',..:- aro-::nh M"a--.'. o.;r o-m

f labor t:oubics and mine ine fticicn- j , rfor'.a arc b--;:: pus-tted w :th nil possiL .es. - j bie 5pred .Oi or irr t.-.Tt ari Atr.ro au On the other hand, the m.:iis s : i at t. of .. :. ..ior abie siro n a - be ah'.o to thy load cars as fast 83 they ate de- rahe tha fe'.d th cotv-i:.,: spr.ns- and ;--.ored to the mines, and that there is , hnste.-i a-; oiil '-i the tr-igsle. S:g:-.a

ii.'eitia! vi:."-!i!".o:.5 and -a k n .- .5 ikith-" in Oermar.v. and thoie:-:, r-r-

"horfag but a railroad shortage. hap:--, '.i t tie pieate'. !.of- of popve. i ay the railroads cannot haul the cos!. 1 Certainly pea I'is-yrs gr-;-"" more a nd roe it is mined and turned o.er to , p, ,j...t.. ...er... v.-e.k, ,m-l .t'.hj :!.m for ttat.sportation. The trouble , a x--!;ef tht the cotinr.s tleri'wi j fi-ras to be in the !s'"k of iocomot 1 es. j ,. p v -y.i br suricI,. effort- prepatu- J ". .' Peri . president of th.e IndUn- tc,rv to freih peace jies!taion--. ' apohs Light atid Heat Company, the! Ore of tbe p'rvs-erit f'-tera :'n t'.ir te-! Wrgest pub'.i',- utility company iu tiis j eurky market ;S tie high ra'f of init;-, has offered a suggestion of a rem j terest rcsulunsr frotn w.rid-n :de a? '. - J iy for the r re sent situation, lie says j ag( 0f capital, and ary further ad".an..e I that the railroads should advertise that t-ould be retarded ur.fa orabiy. although j ihey w ill employ all men who arc .!,; londi'K-n is not in sight, and it it nrown out of w o,rk by the closing down j sutisfactor;.' to r.-:"" tba tb vothi?

f the factories for five daj s. and trie;. 1 mor.v markets are easier jus-- now

t ut these men at work shoveling the j f,,.- several months. '!"!-. las: irtsla'.N

.-now off the railroad switches and side . upon the second !iber!y 1 -an nasi t racks, so the cars cf coal tied u" atid ! paid this week, which leaves the money j i.nabie to move may be moved out and I market frr.poror.ly free r-f Rovernm-nit i l-:hvf ied over the state. In this way, 1 .imand?. There is more or less expev - 'he said, the railroad situation would be ! anej resarJing the rate to be paid 011 j jelleved and the men out of the fac- t,lC, ne.x. loan, the ar.t.c-Liii'.-onr : of j lories would not be out of work for the J v-hlU. is pecled at no very .li.-tant

r.-. e days. i date. In view of the telaiively b.tgh rates Railroad men were considering- th for money the wo; Id over, and the de1 reposition today, and it probably will j , :,;:C 1!S tuasU'.t value of tr e second loan, be adop'ed, beginr.ing tomorrow morn-j the exp'otation is for a 4J per cent iat. "g. J although on trie other hand ecu; are x-

Vr.lesa some uch pan ;s t orKed cut 1 pressed favcrinp a per vetit rate witu

t here will not be a thing for the :ue i special nri vileces or t xc mpt iot.s to rt UP

TIMES BUREAU. I AT 3TATE CAPITAL. IVDIAXAI'OI.1.". INI'. Jan. :t Th.Oj ft: st teal work done by a company of 1 th" iif-ii';- orcanized Indinra state J militia is reported fiom Arcos. where j tlie members of t h- o-'iiijisiiy f-aved a tia.it load of o-ittl-- from f re' Xing' to ' ileath iu the awful vcatliT ff a f e v dav s h:k Cap!. A. K. Tma w. , m-iniiig iho Arqi.'s company, has made an offi-.-al f-pvrt of th courrr-.ee t-j ltrisadier Gep.--r.-i! Harrr r.. j-mkh. Thei" vvrre ii";irly Idf1'.1 steer- in the '.rain vluli Viooano- stalled 111 the .no". and could not bo n-ovc-B. Capt. 'lovinc and tho men.p.v'i of 1.1- ci.ti-.panv 'in: thru v a v through tl:" ieej, piikh . ic!fsir:g t he tec r.s :n a 'oiinain-; slorr.t. Thy v 01 led for tiuny-si.i Ifjur.s Uit trihy.t.ni, ike amrktl amoti nei-by f-.rmn v here lliey wro !:o", -.ol. t.d r.ti'l saved ftoni freetrg. Tv o ia f. late--. tho eon. ran.-' corralled Ibe ir'eii.- auti rcioade-J i'nm --i the cak. Mn,y c-f t' e f .-,",f!:ers su fie red feet c o'y from f in' t -p 1 ! o-. but the , v r-ro coin-j.rr-.'ate.l l.v th- !.n" 'da-., that 11: lea:-1 , a part of 'ho supi-iy i!ry s.-. ' 1

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v, ii! gi to ferd li.e ll Is t-ir jut i

the new Indiana "talc i,.'.h can.jod. After th" Indtat guard .-5 taken 11. the fed

r was 1.0 inaihtia lot.

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ti.at !

-.a. v. a t or- ! 1 1 a' ionai 1 1 a 1 ten ice. I 1 1 1 f .- r-i n? I

than L"VI " " 1 I

i be ca 1 led 0:1 to pro'ect non.e interests. Iln case of rio's. st: ike-, floods or other

msastf r rcuu:nt:5 ir e a t -i r,: 1. n o: s.-.u-

i jers. Indiana v '.uld c- hf -:n h-Ui

j ),,, f,,re the new s-feio n

ganierj. ..im. bovever.

tv. "ii thirl v and tor'.y companies o

loi'.-tia in various. r t of tho st ife, nl crcantzed for heme scr-. io c-lusive'y.

1 T n .- a . r. ... n 1 1 f- e - f Oil It.r M n '. a

re rf the i-iate author; ! fj

1 ill be. at la?' in tvfry cin

''.; i -1 v. a ' ij tber" r.re be- M companies ot ll

orkmen to da in this city for the fiv e .-: . All theaters, picture shows, and jkl other piaces of amusement, including saloons, are closed under orders o' -:ve county fuel administrator. A 3 Abe Martin said a few days a-ro. it probably means many a family reunion at the heme Preside.

and it is the l.o lies that there -.-1 any organized

st a' e. 1 ml in 11.1 1 ohs ' v than twelve cunipame.

!Kie 16c

K J V t

Ot 'TTrt r. 4 V

Coats ?'j IiO value, all wool suaker knit sweater coat?, stripes or idain ooiors. large ha 1 collars, feature value - S5.00

Men's Union Suits In ecru or white, heavy fleeced cotton, closed crotch, some slightly soiled. On sale at 95c

Men's Wool Hose Black, oxford, blue .-md camel's hair, also black cashmere. Re-duxed fur ('loaranc.' to, r-H' i'i-t -

January Clearance

Dresses, S5.50 Siliv Poplin Drosses- for "vvonipn misses; jireeii, navy and black, niai't styles at nearly lialt priv. Clearance of Coats S17.95

and verv

Vf' Velours, full linei

5,wide belts.

U. Pom I, farce

Poms collars

and and

iSH2!

Khaki Knitting

worstea Yam 'Joed weight and ee;'.'iceablo. January Clear-

1 nr. eft &aie. sxein onsy - j I.i'ik 2 fkeins to c ua'.omer.

Don't Miss These Savings on Boys' Suits and Overcoats

Flannel Waists SI. 50 (ircv ctuu flan-

Top Coats and Suits

I Skirts SJ.S5 ;. I Jocular prices up

to -,.); the im-

Boys" Two-Piece Suits in nobby stales, icOuced to render ;uu cx eptional tfavings. Reliable materials and sturdy tailoring. An cx'ra iiair of full lined trousers with each suit. Incomplete lir.es, hut ail sizes rri-r

Ecnted. Now jeducrd !q fS.l.", T.-t., JO. 45 and

f-f - mi ." t --a

o-CJ.'o .V

$-1.68

Boys' Overcoats

Yvr bovs. At this

neb so well suited ! lrice a tiood buy i est scrues. all

10 ia a-Kic loriv.-or.l poplins and

next year; heavy a ii d silcndidh'

to this weather.' can be worn hi all or low neck.

tailored.

-nd Floor.

c..gj;-.-:--i-B,a.iW 1

Bleached Sheets Size T'-'yl'". good wearing quality mushn, 3inch !i?m. Triced for January Clearance Salt ,T - G3c

e "V J!TS'- :r'.'.-if

a lew mixtures; in unusual oppor-portunity.

$3.95

Odda and ends from cur regular

stock, marked at clearance prices;

tizes G to j S yeat-F. Keduced to $0.-5 and

Eoys' Jerseys and Sweater Coats. snred and plain, at S1.9S Boys? Sweater Coats, in stay, i'nav.l collar, at .... G9C Eoys' Winter Caps, tvarm in-band. J9c Beys Domet Night Shirts, j-lies up

to It! years, at

59c

$5.45

Boys' Mackinaws All Hoys' Mackinaws reduced for Quick disposal, heavy weight, fine warm fabric-, bolt ;til around;

sizes G lo IS yearn. Ro-

du'tei to fti.ltj, j j.l'.j anc

Boys' Knicker Pants, corduroy antl mill t mis, a 9SO Boys' Domet Blouses, in gray, good and warm, at -45C Boy6" Percale Blouses, la light and

...ur. -:....-. u. tfC N

Doys warm Lined Gloves and Mittens, on sale at 59c

Ladies' Union Suit Bleached, heavy fleeced, elbow .ieeve?, dutch nock, ankle length, worth $1."". January Clearance Sale - . G7f

Storm-Serge All wool, sponged and shrunk..")!') iuches wide; all the wanted street shades. $ 1 .OS value. .Tan. Clearance Sale, per ai d -

Child's Vests and Pants White, warm fleeced, hih r.eck, long sleeve, panis ankle lennth. sizes to 10. January Clearance sale -

39c

Pillow Cases

Dleached, strons durable muslin, free from dressing. si'e 42n:;0. January Clearance Sale ??. ch -

17c

Seamless

Sheeting Unbleached. 78 inches vide, made for hard ji wear: worth fJ72C. Jan. Clearurn-e S a 1 e. Tier

vard at--U9c

Notion Specials

i:!a'-' distribution. Or why is not tr opportune time to put out a :j 6 S i -oar ireai-ury to.tc beanns in tore ul;e rate of I cent a .iav ; such t . t ins: easy of i-ireu.aicn and cor.vc into 4 per cent bonds at maturfv '.'

at !

tabl:

FQRWIATIO

a rieie wm.

general

recogt

GOMPERS ASSERTS LABOR IS AGAINST PROHIBITION

! money drawing interest. i Sail Outlook Confuaed. ; The rati outlook is cunf.iscd by unMertainty concerning the attitude of con- , gress lowot'vl Tresident Wolson's recent

t ecommendations for gotemmf-nt oi

1 1 1

NEW TOKK. Jan. 21. In a manifest ls ;ed to the public today in his c.iyao'.ty of president of the American federation ' f Labor, sa'iiuel Gompers .poke tor that organiration against 1 rohl'a.tioQ. Mr. Gompeds gave the, ". e.'ilowlng reasons for this attitude of the American Federation of Labor: "The projector"! of this scheme of r rchlbitlon ate neither wise, practical i -"r patriotic. They are eaten up with . srotls-ti and fanaticism. Thir project ?- not e-ileuia te! to liii-tf our people.'-

"I SUFFERED SEVEN YEARS " Was Eventually Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

The present coi.gci Com of trans

portation is naturally an adverse larter. since January expenses ai-e n'.nio:;r -.-.ire to exhibit heavy increases. Mr. AVllj son's reconin.c ndat :ons to const ess. how -

cv.-r, '.vri certain. y recne seriou conideration, and much of the strength of p-rn es the lat few .lav H 'iio to 1 1 e statement cf rresident AVillatd of the Baltimore "'1t,o tliat the president'-l-e. ritunieiiilntii-'ii?. if carried into effect, would mean the maintenance of railroad dividends on the basis of the last three years. Hail road s c-in.;ss f.ie f-l'-ing at th lowest priors 'i a leng r-u tod. th

'standard issues i.-lding about ti or 7 'per cen' on ourr-t t mark'M values, it I'vouhl seem, tiiei-efoj-r.. that they had j fairly discounted all hnown iiiu'ertaidi t -es, Irieludltig the remote fae;..r of govI erntnenL owncrfchir'.

About fifty rcpresei.tat ;v ts of tlibanks find fa tviie s ..f 1 ha -1 t.'hicaf l'ie;,i a moeting at the Ihis" ilalume 'i'"u.t and .ro.-ir,;-. ll.-iuh, Friday. '. i o c-i-.r his t m t i.-ns and mft: : i icm ii reg ri to ti:-; in ' e rprc '. a " : n cf Un- t.rv. incanie t a v la v. . Tau! Tlagan., iticome tan inspector li .i laro. p. o was i-rt'serit. and wen intr

tiio matter t lo.rouchl ;.- n i ih a s-ei its of I question an answers that piovcd very J

' i :' it.

M !

Kasan save Cat fiuti rre;-ent ap- ,

I i--;iinrirs. Ka-t 'i; i ca so will u.ake one t j of the l.o-ji re-oonis m the country in j i r'-.f i rope.rl i.n of womis that are tax-j

nice, t a!; trig the population as a basis. ; He i', i-.aiimns to pi-, e It entire tiiim i now for a .-CMple of wt-'-ksat '.'.ast. I ; T-:.is i'li!i-a;n. and will TU'obnbly mak- ; his In aehjiia r t e-rs either at th- city hall j

or the Chan.b'-r id t iimntwc. ' t

Dress Makers' Pins Needle p o i n t s. full count. Paper c ia' Brush Five inches long, 4 rows fiber bri.-t-ler. wood back. A; 3f Engiish Made Needles rerfect points . "J5 -or ::c Mercerized Darning Cotton, black, wliite and colors. 45 yprds for Metal ThimblesOpen .?nd closed cud-", all sizcs oC Skirt Beiing Non-elus-tii'. white or Mack. 1 lz iuches wide. Yd.

Ironing Wax Cloth ; o'.ered, wooden handle.

Tape Measure 6" in locp. metal tipped end?, cat h Twilled Tape 't inch wide, pel feet weave. S

yards for

Hair Nets All ?hade.-. full f--ize. medium mr;l', three for p Wire Hair Pins, s'.rais'nt and crimped. U-2 to 1 j in. inn;. -5 for J

Free--lnsiruciions-Free Beginning Vednesday, Jan. 23, and every Wednesday afternoon following, from 1:30 to 4:30, free instructions will be given lay expert teachers in Knitting, Crocheting and Embroidery Work of all kindsArt Section. Linen Pillow Tops and Backs, 15c These are exceptional values, natural color, some fringed, regular price up to o'Jc.

Clearance Specials l

Calico Li?!it ground with neat small pa't crns. Ter j ard -- J 3. C Table Damask German mercerized, satin linkdi. 01 inches wide, flora i i-pttcrns: worth 50c yd , 129' -c Crash Toweling, bleached, 17 inches w ide, fat color red border, vcty absorbent; worth UJ'-.-c. I''".' a : d S1 -C

Lace Edges l'or cbiMten's clothes ;r.d lf.it.--t t ie wear. Yard. J1

White Voile 41'1 incites w ide, round e ven thread, perfect weave. Vanl 19i :2c Table Cloth, hemstitched, ratfrt finish, mercoiitd damai.k. 5Sx5'j in. h 73c Trench Scarf .Ml the iuo;t viinted colors, fritited t nds: re?ular 5l"t- vtilue. ICacli... J'Jr'

Union Linen Crash Natural color, both telvedsoo fast, heavy ab--oibcnt Wf-avc. Per yd.

Boys' Shoes ' Men's Oak Taps

i 17 11

it. "-Mrs.

Philadelphia. Pa. "I suffered for even long years with a lame back,

irregularities and pain. I harl one physician after another but they did rue no good. I read about lydia E. rinkham's Vegetable Compound and gave it a trial and in a short time I felt benefited and am row feeling fine, and without weakness or nain. Marv

m of my frienrs have i also taken Lvdia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and been helped bv

Margaret Ness. 1S46 E.

HazzardSt. Philadelphia., Pa. AVomen who suffer from displacements, irregularities, inflammation, ulceration, backache, pideache, beadaches or "the i'iues" should not. rest tintil they have given tins famous rot and herb -m""d'-, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a trial. If con-.pil.-aoiis exist, vrrita Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn. Mass.. for special su;gcstions. The result of it3 ' ng experience is at your service. For a Chafed Skin Over 1 GO, 000 people have proven that noiluny relieves the sorenefs lit. c Sykcs Comfort Powder One bo proves its extraordinary he-ding power. I leshy people tal.r notice, ."ic it the Vino! and other druci stere 1 i.c Con.foit Powder Co., lie. led, Mass.

POLICE OF GIHY ARREST 5,571

I The report of the Gaty police depart- ' inent for 1017. issued by Chief Ramto. ! but represent ing the administration of i Ilx-Chief For bis. shows that 5.371 ar

rests were made during the car.

j thi-? number liSS were women. During; j j Mayor Johnson's four-year term 3 4.005U

persons were arresxea. i

Cd Murphy, v. iio v. a - a ppo.n ted hauf- : fe-ir at the I-lart Ciinaso police tai ion I ut tlie he g,nn!tiK of t'-o ; admmi.-t ration. ; has been appomteil to the pc-ition of i 'M.-t:itit 1 1 y T'lcshani'-ntt. ami I"cte' Muha. patroltn.-m. lias l-vi appointed toi s-oceeii Muvp'iy as i ha r.fi'e i: r.

Classmates. :atin i-alf button, sizes rj to 1111..', f'2.'27i v a I up. special at, January Clearance Sale per pairSI. 69

For half scding hoes. larpe iz', 15c value: pair limit. Jan. Clearance Sale, per pair

Sleepers Of heavy s'riped flannelette, iiges 2 to S rs. Priced for Jan. Clearance Sale a'

ll)c

Children s

Petticoats Warm petticoats of plain and striped fiannclotte. 4' to l'1 v cars, .lanuary Clearance Salf 25c

Dressef

Corsets

I For gir!.. of I'f-rcali. si

ami gmghamr-: ineu-ium colors, size.-t to .1 1 years. January Clearance Sale a". -

17c

The bes Mo'liii't

linos. .January iincc S.ile at

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Shoe Clearance

Ladies' Boot

Vici Kid. S-s-incU height. 1 ;-h' vveight soles, Louis

heclf, $5. On value, Clearance

3.98

Ladies' Lace Shoes

High and low heel style?, all

cood shoes, worth up to J 4.'".

"learance it

2.93

Clearance Housewares

Clothes Wringer, wooden frame, 10 inch rubber rolls, guaranteed o n e vcar, --M.oO value.

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i and costs. t'ar troubles swelled the I number of arrests. A total of 037 CiarvI us were arrested for violating the I president's proclamat ie.u. but It is e;,i-

inated l.r''0 rcpif S'-iUcu tlie t.itai loirnber. iincy not beinp ln.' Ki-ii h.-io a ir taken into custoety ,! th- cm- o...i . t m . -r-.-r-.-r r-1 1! TTTT7 T

1 NOT EXEMPT . (By United Fress.) I WASHINGTON. Jan. 21. Men of Id rait nge. married since May 13. 1317, , will not be exempted from selective

''raft serv ice. Provost Marshal General CrowdT ruled today. He instructed Bovemm-mt agents to MPpeal lo district boards all cases 1n which boards have granted dependency -vemrtinn to men married since May 15. At tii0 Min time he tilled that no draft ch-t rants v-.ill be pernitte-.l . er,lir ii t - tr rrinirj o 'lie r'itrs p-i.djn-j- call -. thie count r 's serv ice.

Dp S-Sf'' U 'ii 11 I 3

discovery for Coughs e Colds

The p!ca-.'.rt t-.-'.c r.f this mi ot!9 5-J-v car t.'.i rrmedv i- one : .y-" for s ictiiark.l.lo surcc.

Misses' Gun High Cut Button Shoes, s t o u t soles, fine for school; sizes ll'j to 2, t'lear-

S2.48 li. Clear-

k and it c'.u-s t '..em -cood. Slightly I I lev;:.-. -. - i. and keen- tl'.tm iu jj ! good rone! it ion. Keep it in your I medicine closet ard gi ve it to the B B kiddie ? fop all forms of roughs, fi I roM and ctou-). Tii-t effective fi,r 1 1 eld folks, too, especially for grippe. B Get it at your druggi-.s

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Sizes S'2 to

ance at S2.129 Boys' English B"al. feller, sizer. J to o'-t. Clearance at g.59 Boys' Button Snoes Buy them now, sood ones; sizes 1 to o'j. Clearance 5?nle. $2.S3 si:, is

Ladies' $3.C0 Button Shoes, patent and dulls, Goodyear welt soles, all sizes. Clearanco at.v S2. 18 Ladies' Spats in grey taupe, brown and white, ?ll.0u sellers. Clearance -S1.59 Leggins For .Men. liovj. Women and children, . t popular luices.

Percolator, pure

alunnmun. glass to, black Nvooden handle, will hold about six cups, special . . $1.65 Nails, cut iron, all sizes up to 10.

Special per pound

.21 ..c

Sauce Pan, shallow, pure aluminum ware, will hold about. 2 quarts. !0r value, at . . .' 69C

Water Tumblers, plain ulass, per half dozen . . . .20C Milk Crocks Stone, blue, one rral. size. . . 15C

Carry Home Groceries No Deliveries on These Items.

Downey's, Moxley's or Marigold Butterine, per

31c

Fancy Red Beans. 1()C Pure Fruit Preserves. all favor.-, large

jar ... -. .

25c

MCE

Lg.Lt'!-..' Mi3gfigg

Wash Tub, ualwanized, 1 urge size, wooden handles, extra heaw regular 1.S.j . . .1.45

Keen Kleener Scouring Powder, 5 for 10C Mmas Blend Coffee, any .juaatity, per lb...J-l? Monarch Brand Mince Meat, per pltg IOC Marrowfat- Peas, cook and eat fine, lb J5C Farmhouse Brand Appic Butter, full ou-.rf jar .'50c Foutds Macaroni or Spaghil'.i. ;)-z

MILKcans, C7c;

6 Bars Kirk's White Flake S2?-p 25C

Fine Quality Prunes,

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25c

S3'

Union Brand Pork and Beans, per cau 15C Good Quality Toiiet Paper. J rolls IOC Best Quality Pure Lard, v- 30c Yellow or White Corn Meal, 5 lbs 2C Domestic Sardines in oil or mustard, three -or 23c Choice Imported Figs, eating or t-tcwing, per r 15c Fresh Baked Crispo Crackers, 4 pkgs 2oC

Pet Brand, dozen tall cans, $1.60: two dot-en baby catif-. 75c; two can?.... J3

12 Uc Curtain Scrims

KeepTonrStoraachanrltiTer Hea!lt7 A igcrous Stomich. pe-f,,:t orhipj Liver and regular a--flng Bowels, if voa will use Dr. King's New Life Pi'.'s. They correct Const "pat ioa have a tonic. r?ect on the svstem eliminate poisons thrott;!! the Bowe!?.

$1.98 Velvet Rugs $5.00 Grey Wool Size 117x51 inches, neat I NaP BlailketS

ie 04x7'.'. in., weighs pounds, fancy blue

Jan- !

Sa !e ! ary Cleat hue

5t". iitchos wide, cm oriental or floral decolor only, hemstif hed ! signs in good fast col-

ribbon border. .January i urs January Olopranc? i and pink borders Clearance Sal", at per j sau at - tiary C!-:rancr.

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Clothes Basket Made of heavv wide splints, large sizes, 2-.;c

! value. Snecial for Janti-

Salc at -

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SI. 19

S3. 49

15c

j Plates j Ureakfasi size,

;docoraicd. go'd flower, i h'c value. Jan. Cb'arJ nm- S lie. c:ti ii -

Stamped 10-inch nic.ly! D0ily i

Oi gtod liea'ty. firm fabric, linen finish. Special for "lanuaty Cleatam e Sab- only, each Gc

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