Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 198, Hammond, Lake County, 14 February 1918 — Page 12

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THE TIMES.

Thursdav, Feb. 14, 191S.

EVEN CROSS, SICK CHILDREN LOVE Mf OF FIGS If feverish, bilious, constipated, give fruit laxative at once.

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tn t scoH jour fretful, peevish child. See it topjjuo is coated; this is n sure M6i Its little stomach, liver and bowels are clcggAd with sour was!. "Whn listless, viul, feerish, fu'.i of ;. breath bad, throat sore, cU"n t sleep or act naturally, has stomtclia he. Indigestion, diarrhoea, sie a t- asioor.ful cf "California Syrup of l'ig." ar.l in a few hours all the foul waste, the sour bile and fermenting food passes out of the bowels and you have a well and playful child again. Children le this harmless 'Trait laxative," ana mothers van rest easy after giving: it, be.ca.us9 It n?pr fails ty make their little "insides" clean and sweet. Keep it handy. Mother! V little gA"r. today saves a sick tomcrre. but get the e-inuine. Ask your tlniKRi.n ic r a 60-reni bottle of "California f j r;ip f Figs." which has directions fr babies, children of all ages and fur grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Kerr ember there are counterfeits Fold here, -o surely look and see, that yours is made by th 'V aliforn.a Fls !rut Company." Hand back with contempt any other fg syrup. Adv.

HOBART

Miss Mabel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CHhr'es Blanchard, was united In marriage yesterday to John I.cnneit eldest son of ir. and Mrs. Win. !,"nntvu who live west of town. The ceremony t a performed at 9 o'clock at a nuptial mass sail by Kev. Wm. lloff at Pt. Bridget's Catholic church. The bride wore a blue taffeta dress and a large pic'ure hat. She was attended by Miss .Agnes Lennert who wore a blue dres. Charles Blanchard was best. nnn. fier the ceremony a w Mdind breakfast v. a? held at the honie f. the bride's parerrs. At present hey reside on a farm west of town with the gioom's pater, ts. The Thursday Evening club will meet this week with Mrs. F. Ewighleben. Edward Miller, who is honie on furlough, visited here with friends yesterday. Mr. Mll'er formerly liv ed at this p ace but at present his parents reside in Chicago. The Vidtarian Ladies' Aid alliance will meet this week Wednesday with Mrs. Jake Fiester. Miss Clara Carlson was a Chicago visi'.or yesterday. 'Jeorgs Schuknecht who has been seriouslyill during the ras feiv days, is n.ueh, improved. TU Lady Forester lodge will hold Its regular monthly card party this week "V ednesdsy evening. Postmaster Kostbade hss been busy during the past week registering German aliens and thus far has registered f.ftythree. Some lia been In this country r.rsr!y all their lives and thought they were American citizens, they having voted for president several times, and a few have fought in the Ciil war.

ST. JOHN

John Miller. Jr. transacted business In 1 Chicago, on Wednesday. i Among the Hammond 1st tors on'. Tuesday were Mrs. Thomas Nolan and! foil Charlie, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ber. j 11. ss Theresa, end Math .'. r. j Ths rubltc school w as closed on Tues- j j-iy for Lincoln's birthday.

DYER NEWS

The regular monthly meeting of the ilirctors of the First National bank 1 ere took: place yesterday afternoon. 'arl Kallenbcrger of Kankakee, spent fevril days out here, looking after some business matters. John A. Kimnut of Lowell, spent yesterday here at'endmsr ths directors' meeting of the First National bank. On account of the warm weather the country reads are nearly impassible. The farmers, mail carrier, school bus drivers all have interesting times making lhe:r daily trirs. Frank Bieker of pt. John, transacted business here yesterday foren'-on.

If our boys are going forth to c fori our country, surely you can save for it. i Huy AV. S. S.

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IF KIDNEYS AND BUDDER BOTHER Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and neutralize irritating acids.

K!dnv and bladder weakness r5'!' fri-m urie ac:d, savs a noted authority. The kidneys filter this acid from tb. Wood and pass it on to the bladder where 1t often remains to irritate jnt inflame, causing a burninir and sr-ald-5ns sensation, or setting tip an irrita-

i ion. at the nik of the b'addr.

l.ginc you to eek rel.ef two or three times during the n.tlit. Th suffer r l. in constant diead. the water passes soniettmes with a s-ald'.nc nsati"n rnd Is very profuse, again, there Is difficulty In avoid.ns it. F'adder weakness most folks oV.l it. because they can't control urination. While it is extrox.eiy annoying and sometimes very painf i!. this is re.iliy cm of the rot s mp! ailments to overcome. fet about four ounces of ''add Palis fr. in our phar macist and iske a t a ole poon'ul in a clasa of vat-r before t-reak fast. e.-n: jnt: th: "or two or thr la This will n"ii lal.jte the acid's in h r.r'r . it no i'.nsier is r c-f I'r-.tatk-n to the Madder and uriniity oi cans w h:vh then s-i normally aga.n .!add Salts 's inexpensive, hsriiless. and is made from 'the acid of grapes ami lemon juice, combined with lit'iua. and i ured by thousands of folks w iio r: v;!,jprt t" m 'nry d ,ordM-r, '.ure.j l. ic rc:d irui'r.i '-n .Isdo ;,ts Vientj t fo k ,i ! ,-file'-s 1... ii-ul efiv,-: Tiia:fver. Hre you a plessant. rff ..lit i . " h ! a - t e r i-ir.k. w h'h 'ju.. kly ii-T- bladder lroubl

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February Soles Double Stamps Given, Friday 'All Day Saturday Until Noon. Double Stamps Double Savings.

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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE.

A REMINDER All Articles Advertised in our February Bargain Bulletin Are on Sale Friday and Saturday.

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These dresses just arrived are made of all wool botany serge, neatly braid

trimmed, in navy shade only. We

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Warner's Rust Proof Corsets SOLD HERE I f you arc looking for real rorset sati5faeti'n fome and try on if 1 lit many .styles vc luuv in this famous make. Your style is here either front or la-k hue. Kitted t vniir sat isfaet in. Sellim; ?1.00 up to $5.00.

New Silk Dresses at $22,50 The style of these garments is apparent at a irlau'-e, made of the linest . jiialit v )urt taffela silk and conic in wanted shades. Save Money Today on These We have a limited number of dresses in series and silks to ojj'er at SO. 50 to 8 1 2.50. Ask to see them.

Blouses of Georgette Kxeee.Unu'l v desirable stvles. eoiiie in white and flesh: also a few ehoiee net st vies, all o at-

NECKWEAR in the new shapes A splendid assortment of Women's Xeekwear. comprising; everything that is new and ehh One of the prettiest assortments wo have seen this season. Colore dorrandy or satin, double faced satin, organdy, pique and georgette. All in a noteworthy offering tomorrow at 59c New Veils They nr? straight Tvitli fcroil dsicna or rirculnr with chenille dot,tfl bonier?, in n!i wan'fil color?. Ilaoh 59c

Ask to sec these suits. They arc extraordinary values. Hand tailored from all wool blue serge, nobby trench models with allaround belts for young men, conservative styles for men. If you need a blue serge suit, get a $25 value QQ

Equally advantageous savings are offered in Suits and Overcoats, in a variety of styles, shown at $1-2.15, $18. 45 and $23. 15

Mackinaws "Warm outdoor ttments for work or sport dark or medium patterns, plain or belted models. deduced to $7.25

Trousers Striped worsteds, heavy a s s i m e r e s , and the well known "No Hols" Pant,: sizes up ot 48 waist. 1 educed to.. $2.45

Men's Trousers a! 3.95

in worsted, cassimerc. serges and cheviot;

in striped effects and suiting mixtures: sizes

28 to AK Also durable cordutovs, now at

$3.85

Men's Trousers "Work trousers in striped worsteds and cassimeres. " Heading' Hairlines; sizes 'M to oO. On sale at $1.95

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Every woman appreciates a dress or apron for home wear that has style and is just a little different. Our new dresses are here new creations for service and comfort that you will like. S ft ft pach for ave full cur I bUIJ apron o' fn ppfoaie gmsiliam, plaid p'vlrs. At $1.25, $1.69 up to $2.95 w a.pshowing jomo very dsirab!-? styles and values.

New Spring Models In Footwear Brown Calf English Boot, khaki colored cloth tops, fancy perforated tips and vamp, the high arch low heel ( fl Qjr last. A special at 4)3.03

Brown Kid 10-inch Lace Boot Cloth top. fancy scalloped vamp md top, leather Louis heolF- A CC QR jig special . - J)UVU Brown Calf English Boot Khaki colored!

best cloth tops, fancy

perforated tips and vamps. Another big

special at

$5.85

Dark Brown Calf English Boot The newest, fancy wing tip, best grade kha

ki color cloth top. A very drcssv boot

$6.85

Real Dark Brown English Boot Heal class, high arch model, the latest ar

rival, A to 1 ). Priced

$8.00

3hoe Bargains for Women Good shoes, mostly button, few lace, discontinued lines, most every size. A (TO A CI real bargain at

Boy's Blue Serge Suits at $5.95 Mothers! Here's a suit your boy will like. ("Joed substantial quality blue serge, belted styles, patch pockets 'and good linings. You'll be surprised at the. value we offer C QC at. 4)3. vU Boys' Suits at $4.95 Best chance of the winter to save. Short lots of boys' suits, plenty to ehooso from, many with two pair knickers: sizes ( to 18

Men's and Boys' Spring Footwear ARMY SHOE Heavy soft tan calf leather, made on the Munson Army last, soft tips; a great shoe for wear fc QC

4IUUU Men's Light Brown and Mahogany English Bal, made on the

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Men's Black Gun Metal Calf English Bal, with fibre or oak soles, Goodyear welt sewed: a good shoe

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$5.00

Co-Operative Spring Styles for Men arc here, the same old quality; dark tan. gun metal calf and vici kid; we are i-howing new several models on eus- f ff torn lasts. Prices $7.50 to &.UU Boys' New Mahogany English Bal, a ery classy shoe, sizes 1 to f)l -o, at $4.00 Boys' Army Shoe, made of heavy soft tan leather, soft toe with tip. Priced, 1 to )', at $3.50: sizes 10 to 13'- at.... $3.00

New Spring

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An excellent selection of hats in Springtime's newest models arc to be found here. Many new trimming ideas arc employed in these attractive hats. In a wide range of smart shapes. Of fancy straw, caterpillar braid and georgette combinations as well as lisere. AW are cleverly trimmed with flowers and quills, fancy wings and fancv ribbon bands. $3.95 to $9.95

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Week-End DRUGS 25c Peroxide Vanishing Cream, very special. . 17c 25c Milk of Cucumbers, for chapped -hands and face. Special at 170 30c Cutex Cuticle Remover, special at 23r 50c Jap Rose Face Powder, spee'allv priced at per box 29c

The Mew Cotton Wash Goods for Spring Sewing

India Linon, 4" inches -v ide, . line eeri thread, sheer weave. TVr r1 OTsC Plisse Crepe, so inuili w.in'ed for lingerie vvear, n ds no i.-'.-ning. 27 inches -wide; regular Ter 'anl II1 C Dimity Checks, !! (-iz fi, pcrfeei spavK and blearh, worth "(-. T'er - 101 jC Flaxon Waisting, f-elf s t r i p e . . plaids and clieek?. values 1o 4hc. I'" vard :(.

White Voile, 4 ' inches wide, oxen round thread, lear nieph; "5c quality. 1'rr yard at 17' "C Barmen and Val Edges and Insertions, tiiis season's newe.t designs, so much wanted for lingerie and children's tvear. Yard C Skirting Embroidery, good quality Swiss, IS inches -wide, good wearinr tMlees, open and Mind work. 1'er yard 97SC Pique Skirting, every size ell, T-6 inches wide. Ter yard 19C

Flouncing, 27 inches wide, the quality wanted for petticoats and children's wear, neat patterns. Per 2 -v 141 -C Filet, Torchon, French and German Val and Cluny Edges, all new patterns, very serviceable, widths to 2 inches. Yard OC4 Lingerie Crepe, Resh color, the kind waned for undergarments. It inches wide. Yard 10' C Long Cloth, soft chamois finish, fiber cotton, very smooth weave. 12 yard holt J1.9S. Yard

White Poplin, highly nitrceried, "G inches wide, the quality used for skirts, middies and children'- wear, worth 30c. Yard 22' -'C Zephyr Gingham, the newest spring color combinations in stripes and plaids. Yard 29C Silk Tissue Gingham, 32 inches w ide, every wanted style and color, gingham in this season's favored material. Yard -JSC Silk and Cotton Crepe, for wai.ts and lingerie wear, 30 inches wide, every wanted color. Yard...

BUY Thrift Stamps Your government pays 4'(' interest compounded quarterly on money saved by Thrift .Stamps AYlio saves s e r v e s. Y h o squanders Shirks. S t a rt a Thrift Saving Card now. W. S. S. on Sale in Our Drug Section.

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Suappv new patterns, ith ?cft or stiff cuffs; fast, colors in a wide

ranse of designs and fabrics. Val

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Bulletin Specials

: Canvas Gloves, knit wrist (limit 4

pair, per pair , IOC Wool Sox, Mack. Mu" and oxford. per pair 21 C Work Shirts, !'. chamhra;. and 'ir'' a? - 50t Men's Union Suits, hrav -!nn. closed rro-ch, $1.,"'" alue. a' fjgp

Food Stuffs You'll Need

3 lb. can Monarch Coffee, nor." better. . J)J( Large Jar of Pure Coa 29C Graham or Entire Wheat Flour,

5 lb. sack Karo Cam Syrup

per can

31c

13c

Finest Quality American Cheese, 1" 33c

2 cans Tall Fet Milk

27c

Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs 22c Minas Blend Coffee, 4 lbs. 95c; per lb 5(? Hand Picked 'Navy Bea"- - 35c American Family or Fes Naphtha Sosp. ' har? 29c

Quart Jar Farmhouse Apple Butter 29C Free Lance Mustard, lair" jar 1C Graham or Entire Wheat Flour, bbl. Facii -.-SI. 55

Sav-Van-Egg, per can

Savoy Spaghetti, extra qa!ity, per can Q( 3 cans Campbell's Vegetable Soup ... 35C Pinto Colorado Navy 3eans, 2 lbs." 25C Monarch Brand Grape Marmalade, extra good, ,arc jar 35C Roxsre Cake Flour,

MarePk

Kirk's White Flag Soap. 10 bars 48c

Bulk Oatmeal, finest quality, ." lbs 3-lC Free Lance Rd Beans, per can IOC Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 iS? 35C Freemont Perk and Beans, rer can....Jg Log Cabin Maple and Cane Syrup, per can 23C Imported Figs, cooking or eating, p?r lb. - J5C 3 pkgs. Quaker or Monarch Corn Flakes. for 25c Witch Brand Sweet Gherkins, large Jar 23 Farmhouse Pancake Flour, per pkg 1C Downey's cr Moxley's Nut Margarine, rr Tj 31c

Timely House Ware Needs

DINNER SET 100 Pieces.

V'SSS Pattern, gold lined, conStBM -4 sistine of the following:

First quality American

icely decorated border

sisting of the following:

12 Dinner Plates, 12 Soup Plates, 12 Pic Plates. J2 Bread and Butter Plates, 12 Cups and Saucers, 2 Covered Ye-ctablc Dishes. 1 Butter Dish, 2 Platters, 12 Fruit 1 Gravy Boat. 1 Pickle, 1 Suar, 1 Creamer, 1 Oval Vegetable Dish: $21.00 value . S1649

Flour Can Will hold 25 lbs., nicely stenciled flour in bron--"-. japanned. heavy tin: regular f'Sc 79C Casoline Can One gallon, mad? of

heavy tin, painted red; 45c at

Percolator Pure

aluminum, black eb-

jAf HTifap. heavy s'nert. r ? ! j lr r. . v.n s'.'.c. w-uli rx'ra

iron bottom. On sale S2.49

35c

Bath Tut) For baiiy. prey enameled, larse size, round shape. On ?r'v 75c Toilet Paper -.Jfip err pe, 1 a r p e

rolls; ,",c value, 4 rolls...

15c

SPRING HOSIERY AND GLOVES Ladies Mercerized Hose, looks ?iko silk and wears better; black, white and grey. Pair 59f Ladies' Silk Fiber Boot Hose, lo'-inch boot; black, white, champagne, grey, sky, Copenhagen, navy; non-tear lisle garter top, double sole and toe. Per pair ,G5c Ladies' Kid Gloves, self and contrasting embroidered back; white, champagne, black, brown; all sizes. Pair $1.69 Ladies' Cashmeresette Gloves, bla-k and grey, warm and durable. Per pair ,48c