Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 212, Hammond, Lake County, 5 March 1918 — Page 8

Page Eight

THE TIMES

Tuesday, March 5, 1918.

JAPANESE WOMEN OF AMERICA ARE WORKING IJUSILV FOR RED CROSS v. A'i-. ...v. 'V:..

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Double Stamps Given All Day Wednesday

HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE.

xtra Special

Infants Shoes, dull kid with cloth tops,

sizes l to &. Special

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to Do

Iprieg Shopping Now-TlSfy Sales

Remarkable Sale of Spreads Sheets, Pillow Cases, Sheet-

I ing, Tubing, Toweling and Muslins

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hlit. C. Yada. wife of the Japanese consul general at New York.

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News

Mailed By U. P. Men To The United States

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- 1 HAT GRAY HAIR U

Gtay hair. ho-,veer handsome, denotes j id-, an -ing ago. i! know ths advantages of a ;ou;!i'ul appearance.) Your hiir ts j our chirnv It makes c r l njsrs !h fac. A', hen it fade?, turns! cay pn.i It.-.)s streaked, lust a few ar-!

!TH THE AM EH I OAK AH.MIES IN rli-ationr 'f Tea nnd Sulphur en-,

IT:aNCE. JAN. 15. iBy Mai; . It was j nances its appearance a hundred-f-Md. I

g surprise f-r everybody In the ln't stay gray: l.,ook joung: Either i

jl:ine grun com pan v when the t. nap- eare ins re.-lpa at home or grt f rm j

a'n at last got Hilton -nio cnurcn uif i . m us s;or a DOtt; or A j eth s Sage i

S-inday for service. Hut.-h :s rat(t a j an-i S:rhur L ompvund. v.htrh !s mere- i

etty hard hor.hr?. Honest. efT.oient. the o'.d-t:r.ie recipe !mproed by the.

and faithful as they taK them. B"i. j aunif.on i f ether ingredients. Thou-1

xt very careful N..t n-.s iangjasi auosc or ioiKs recommend this readyand more than wliiinu to Ta? most i '-ne rreparation. because it darkens: anyone anytime. iif hair bfautlful'y. besides, no one! XHr "Chaplain got t him one day ss can possibly tell, as it darkens so natur- i B:;tch was sp'.icinjr son. harness f..-r y and ei(r.'y. Toj moisten a spongi ' r-n- of the mules. His line was aV'oat rr soft brush with l. drawing this; like this: through the hair, taking one small! "Now But-h. I 'rr. ao'.nst to ask you strand at a time. By morning the gray 1 to come to ch'.rch Sunday morning. I hair disappears; after another arplica-I know you don't want to but I want you tion or two. its natural color is restored ' to come as a favor t' me. and it becomes thick, glossy and lus-j "If you were out soiling I ghtn'ns trous, and you appear years younger. j r"ds. you'd at least expect the farmer J weths Sage and Sulphur Compound j to it you put one on his house fr j a delightful toilet ren.'Usite. It Is not;

trial, if it wasnt going to cost mm tnfnded for the cure, mitigation or rre-

ventien of disease. Adv.

aim? ! -a ho

They will rank from $? to $10 a ton. acording to the transportation difficulties to be surmounted. Retail dealers

do not sell at the figures st by-

he administration t ill face a fna of

!f it wasn't going to cc

anything.

"Now. we've ben frnds r j e'nee I came to the r?i'r.nt, haven't i '

w. Butch?' Bitch admitted thv had been. So the Chaplain pursued hi advantage

'Good.'' h said "Now !'

in an article wbl-'h I -la'i.i will cm

a lt of tr-.uM's 1 am only asking y-u , 3'rr. f.r two years' imprisonment. t- try one s.mpl iust on"." This annour.ccm-nt was made tonight! '.Veil Butch was in hur'-h ?vinday. 'at the fuel administration. It was the j Th i.-hapla.n had been called away fir warning that coal dealers must) J ist b'f.re service, and a ' isiting j rt,j..t prontring. Tiie price list will I haoltiiu c-c tpied the P't'i Th rest ' v,P the consumer's first chance to know -f the fellows septng Bu'- h up in fiont exactly what the price cf ccal is. glad t... ha.e him with them. j Retail Profit $2.50 a Ton, The vivrins: chaplain I on :-! ojt over . Tn, letailer's margin of profit nilij h- .Krf.?s..rn of ft-eshly-sha-. en 1 b ,rr.rox ima'-ly $2 to $2 SO a ton. in-; r.nd lhaki-clad Sa.r.ni;e f'-r son.e on" ; ciading deliiery. ! x" J"ad !"a:-'Pr- j The fuel administration nill set aj ?-.meh-w his eye. fs-ten-d on red- . r4.K..n r.e 5r, c.n,, a ,on fr,r April. hi.ie.i B.itch sitting ..nly a few f.t ! 0 lrt j,;aj. 30 in June. 20 In July and, " . ' j I'"i tn August to encourage the public. T'" : ;t!'' congregat'on -' ?aiv.mie . buy PX. winter s coal early. i

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Our great purchasing power and foresight enables us to offer thes9 goods far below today's prices.

Bleached Sheet, sire 72x30, twoinch hem, mad of good serviceable muslin. E.ch 69t Seamless Sheet, bleached, tne quality wanted for hotels and rooming: houses, size 72x90, st 97C Bleached Sheeting. SI Inches wide, heavy round thread, full pieces', will Irjnder well. Per Cotton Batt, weighs 12 ounces, nice even white cotton. 25c valu. Earh : 17c Turkey Red Feather Ticking 32 inches wid", absolutely fast color, feather proof. Yd 29c

Bed Spread, crochet, hemmed, large assortment of pretty r&tterns, size T6xM- Eacb S1.15 Krinkie Bed Spread, eo much wanted for summer use. needs no ironing, size 81x30. Each go ,g Bed Set, spread 84x94. scalloped satin Marseilles, beautiful patterns; bolster cover to match. Per set

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S8.48

Crochet Spread, fringed or scalloped, extra large size, heavy closely woven. Each go gg Cotton Challie, 1"0 pieces this spring's newest patterns, 36 inches ide. Yard 25C

Bleached Muslin, 35 In. wide, s t r o n k even thread, no short lengths, limit 10 yards. Yard Iftl.

Bohemian unbleached.

Ticking, j feathers

proof, 40 in. wide. 45c ent

value. lard...T4

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Crash Toweling, bleached, fat color red border, very heavy absorb-

weave. Per vard

' n sr-ea!:. Vou could lust fl e was g .;ng to call on But- h. 1 - ,-T

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vfins man

T" h e a 3ke1 b EOt up. F. ei v rF"iy r.n wondered f-'i '. being (-ailed r.n 1 ttitt" he had 'been to

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lad us as " n h' d that the 1 ' . 1 t.' i . in

Au'hcrt'y will be sought to compel dealers to take orders in April to de-11-er then instead of waiting a couple J of months and charging April ra'e.

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Pure Linen Sheeting, P0 inches wide, even round thread, perfect smooth weave. Yard. ...go 4g fUre Linen Pillow Tub. ing, heavy weave, 45 in. vlde- Yard SI. 00 Pitlow Cases, scalloped or hemstitched, . extra fine quality, 42 or 45x36. Each 45d

Spring Shoes For Kiddies

HOORAY! COAL IS TO BE CHEAPER VASTIIKGTUN. March -Frices of to consumers will be announced in ry rjty tn the rout.trv April 1.

Chicago Launches First i r i Steel Ocean Steamer!

V.';' h an ben -e o' the usual eham- I "ngne splash and the pretty girl, the if

2', i - foot 2.50 t-'-n steej ip Lake Clear I S

si d frotn her w.ivs estej-rjpy into the '"s'.-;.Tt 1 ; r. V.'.thin f ve hours the 1 l ui'dina bitd" was 1 eadv to lay keej for the next boat. The Lake Oar is j ne of a "'ft be.ng turnerj out. for

"an trafic by the Circa go Phiphuild- j

in Company. The plant v. ill employ ron additional men next w eek.

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manner, in harmony v

latest scientific discoveries.

The chapter on Nursing th; Sick, a subject on which everyone, should be informed, is alone worth manv times thr price of the book.

The subject of Marriape, In lis relation to the Welfare cf Society, the Perpetuation of the Species, and Incompatibility of Temperaments, is thoroughly discussed. A chapter on First Aid to the injured, accidents and emergencies. The subjects of Impediments to Marriage, Hygiene of the Organs, and the diseases that arise from improper living, should be read by all. It is a false modesty, productive of untold misery, that keeps such important information- fr-j:n the young. Every married couple and all who contemplate marriage shou'J own this complete book of lii'e. This book formerly sold for $1.50. For a limited time while they last, this book' can he obtaine-i for so cents at tbe prominent druj stores iu town; or write Invalids Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y.

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Brown Kid Shoe, with cloth top, hand turned sole.-, sizes 3 10 S, at Sli.OO Patent Button Shoes, white kid tops.-washable, custom turn soles, sizos 4 to S; a big value. On sale at S2.50 Brown Calf Button Shoes, hand turned soles, extra quality, sizes 4 to S. Triced at t go pjq Patent Sutton Shoes, with cloth top. band turned soles; sires 3 to S at $1.50; size? 1 to no heel.

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Mallott's Health Makers Shoes, style like cut, all rearl

calf, patent with white or tati calf tors, tan and black calf; best for the feet and best for wear. Siz" 5 10 5 at- S3.00 Sires S 4 to 11 at S3. 50 "Sinbac" Healthy-Fut Scuffers, in tan, patent and dulls, sires S'i to 12, at 3.00; sizes 5 to S, at S2.50

"Sinbac" Healthy-Fut Hand Turned Shoes, none better, patents, dulls and kid, sizes 3 to S. at S2.25 First Step Shoes, for baby just walkinc. light weight flexible hand turned solps, at .. J,5() Brown Patent Button Shoes, Ibe very latest, very clasry; Sizes 4 to S, ' Healthy-Fut" m a k e, 3t S3.00

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Brown Kid Bool $6,50 This boot is all brown kid, pattern just like cut; nlso have same with cloth top, at. $6.50 Grey Kid Boot in dark and light shades, leather Louis heels. Priced at $7.95 Brown All Kid English Boot, light weight soles, high arch last, at........ .86.00

Tan Calf English Boot, has khaki color Avo'd cloth tops. Priced at .. .$5.85

The Store for Cfail

With the Most Wonderful Sale of Nifty Styles In Children's Wash Togs Ever Displayed for Both Boys and Girls at Moderate Prices Girls' Frocks Special $1.50 Almost unbelievable, with the price of material. They are the best of ginghams, plain and fancy styles, all favor the high waist effects; for girls from (3 to 14 years. Classy Styles, $2.00 Quite the smartest things possible for the 2 to 6-ycar-olds, plain and fancy materials combined or hand embroidered on rhambr,ay, and such charming pockets.

Iren is Ready

Rompers, also Creepers, the most dress-up affairs, with smock

ing, white, at

SO OPT

Rompers of check gingliams, very splcndidly made; 2 to 6 rears On

sale at .

59

Extra Specials Boys' Overalls of heavy striped material. Wednesday 59 Boys' Suits of plain and .striped ginghams, all colors. Special. .79c Girls' Dresses of ginghams and percales, medium and light, 4 to 12 years, at 53c?

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Boys' Wash Suits, S1.00

These include plain and striped ginghams, also white madras; these are all belted Russian Suits and really smart. Boys' Jackie Suits, S2.50 The fine all white drill with embroidered emblems, with the long and short trousers; also a splendid blue Jackie, at.. $1.95 Other Xoveltv Stvies for bovs to S2.50.

$1.25 Curtains, 89p Plain voile curtain, hemstitched 2-inch hem, 3G inch wide. 2' 4 vards long 89c

Boys S

at $7.50

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Buy Spring and Summer Supply of Towels, Scarfs and Squares at Savings Turkish Towel Bleached ground with wide brocaded rink or blue end?, hummed, size 22x4,"., ?oc value. On sale each 67C Huck Guest Towel Hemmed, blue or pink ends, heavy Quality. On sale each J Turkish Towel Flain white or white ground with blue and pink stripes, double thread weave. Each 27C Dresser Scarfs Fine grade linen centers, with Cluny lace edges and inserts, sire ISxSO; squares to match, size "Sx2S, each 33? Better Qualities $1.00, $1.25, $1.43 to $3.93.

g Suits

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$5.00 Rocker, $2.98 Fine golden oak Rocker, without amis, wood scat, highly polished

$2.98

Boys' Suits, many with two pair of -full lined knickerbockers, made in reliable fancy cassimcres, in dark, medium and light colorings, coats having the new style belts with buckles, as pictured; sizes G to rfi 18, at iDU Other Nobby Suits for Boys at $5.95 to $15.

New Assortments of Boys' Cloth and Felt Hats, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. New Spring Caps for Boys are here. Young Men's New Spring Suits The newest thing is the military model. Young men will like it. it has a lot of snap and "'pep." 3iade in single and double breasted models. Here in the Sammv, Tommv, Harvard and New York. Tn nobbv green and blue flannels, cheviots and (TOC novelty mixtures; all sizes tDsilw Other Suits for Young Men at $15 to $35. New Spring Shirts, $1.35 All new spring patterns in guaranteed colors, in the Fairmounf " make. The manufacturers of this brand take special pride in their high standard of workmanship and perfect fir. These shirts are ( A" special values at. this price .3) BjjQ

Pajamas

Union Suits Advance sale of men's pprins and summer union suit?, in white ecru. Ions: or short sleeves; Jl.tS alues, $1.25

Two piece, full cut. fancy stripes and pi a 1 n

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Night Shirts Men's muslin night shirts, low neck style, fancy trimmed, cnt fall

'Vaico'' makes

$1.65

make, $1.25 values, at

89c

H TliYiE GROCERY ECONOMY

Yellow Globe Onions quality, 3 lbs

Farmhouse Brand Cod Fish, 1 lb. p'Kg.

Fancy Evaporated California Peaches, 2 lb? 35C Sweet Winkled Peas (try them), per lb 15C Swift's Pride Soap, 6 -25C Ivory Soap, 2 large 23c 3 lb. can Monarch Brand Coffee 95C

extra

IOC Genuine 25C

Smilax Brand Sliced Pine-; Armour's Helmet Brand Hornapple, per can 21Cl'Ry' larRe can - IOC Log Cabin Brand Cane and ' Skinner's Macaroni cr Spa-

22C ood a s 25C

Maple Syrup, can Pinto Bean3, as navy, 2 lbs ...

Downey's or Moxley's Nut Margarine, per lb 32C Santa Clara Sweet Prunes. 2 lb! 25c Sweet, Juicy Florida Oranges, per dozen. 25C Lima Beans or Red Beans.

25c

ghctti, 6 pkgs., 49c; . 1 for

Farmhouse Apple Butter.

quart mason jar 29C Minas Blend Coffee, 4 lb?., 95c; rer lb , 25C Good Quality Toilet Paper, rc,ns 15C 6 small cans Pet Brand MiI - 35c Seedless Raisins, fancy.

Annual Sale of Mechanics' Tools

per can

g-. 1 lb. box

13c

SUGAR AND "I 4 lbs. Yellow Corn Meal and 2 lbs. Granulated Sugar, CORNMEAL SPECIAL t mot delivered!

15C 45c

File Handle Highly polished, brass ring in center, f)C value.

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Saw Handles

Wi fit any saw, 20c value - IOC

Carpenter Chalk

White or blue. 'ach ic Rules Foldinz, 6

foot sizo, white.

special iC

Hand Hatchets, 15 inch handle, in. blade, forged steel, F1.2." value 95c Hatchet Handles, first quality, 14 in. long, polished, 15c value ... .7H Hammer Handles Second growth hickory, 14 inches long, lc value 1 1 -.',(

S&vr 2G inches long, steel, 7, 8, 9 points, square on back measured by inches; $1.39

value

Hatchet Half size, guaranteed the best steel, octagon shape head, 12.00 va,ue 81.79 Rules Folding, yellow, 5 feet long. Speciaf J5C

$1.00 Hammer Machinist. 1 lb. size, fully warranted In every way og H a m m e r Claw, Cruso brand, l'.i lbs., f 1.00 value. at 79C