Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 21 June 1918 — Page 10

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THE TIMES. Fridav, June 21. 191S; PIGEOXS FOIL II UX WIIEX JVIItES FAIL Double Stamps Saturday Until Noon. Store Open Until 9:30 Saturday Evening. Double Stamps Saturday Until Noon. Store Open Until 9:30 Saturday Evening. HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE. HAMMON D' GR EAT S T D E PABTM Ef T.8TO R E.

A Special Purchase and Selling Saturday

200 Voile, Organdie and Tissue Blouses,

Extraordinary that alone justly characterizes the values and assortments avc place before you tomorrow in this economy event. A fortunate purchase affords this unusual saving. Xeat striped voiles and tissues and satin striped voiles. Also white with tucked fronts. Buster Brown collars with black bow ribbon. Tailored high necks and other new collar features. Don't miss this opportunity. Practical women will anticipate their present and future needs in this of ferine:, tomorrow.

Georgette Blouses of Unusual Charm $5.00 to $7.50 And they are some of the prettiest you have seen. They were provided especially for the June -sales. Dainty material, beautiful designs and low in price. Character and individuality is emphasized in the workmanship. Slip-over, round necks and button bak styles. All newest colorings, including s a n d shades. Hand embroidered, beaded and braided.

Hammond's Smock Headquarters Every woman in Hammond will visit our Smock Section where she will find great varieties in Smocks for her summer wardrobe. Styles and colorings are extensive- These new arrivals are New York productions. Smart in cut and finish, with voile, crepes and linonette and cotton crepe as th materials in which they are developed, and smocking, embroidery and feather hemstitching their chief forms of decoration. $3.50 $3.95 $4.50 S5.00 Cool Silk Underwear that makes Women Welcome the Long Summer Days An efficient way to be comfortable and capable of doing the tasks before us is to choc?e the rirht fort of undergarments. With special prices on dainty Silk Underwear a good supply can be bought with little money. KNICKERS o! satin and Jersey, $2.95 and up. ENVELOPE CHEMISE, Jersey, crepe and satin, strap shoulders; handsome yoke effect with duchess and other lace finish $2.95 to $6.50

Tub Silk Petticoats Beautifully made, extra quality. Unusually low in price. Double paneledS2.50 to S3.S0 Washable Satin Petticoats $6.95 (Second Floor)

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CASH CASEY GROCERY SPECIALS FOR June 22d to June 28lh Inclusive

BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb. AT C PURE LARD (Oscar Mayer's), per lb. 32C ALCO NUT BUTTER1NE, Per lb - - 32C GOOD LUCK BUTTERINE,

per lb. SINCERITY MINCE MEAT, 15c seller, 3 pkgs TOILET PAPER (10c seller), 4 rolls FANCY NAVY BEANS,

per lb.

34c 25c 25c 15

SHADY LANE TOMATOES

No. 13 cans 28 No. 23 cans 42C No. 3 3 cans 54C SHADY LANE EARLY JUNE PEAS, I cans ... 40C FANCY RED BEANS, 3 : 25C VAN CAMP'S, PET, CARNATION, SILVER COW OR BOULEVARD MILK, tall cans, each 12'C FANCY SLICED PINEAPPLE, per can 21C SINCERITY KRAUT, No. 32 cans 29 C ARMOUR'S HELMET HOMINY, 3 cans - 27C EXTRA SIFTED EARLY JUNE PEAG, per can 15

SOAP We Are Selling Soaps at Bargain Prices- ' OLD COUNTRY LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 bar3 -- - 58c KIRK'S AMERICAN FAMILY

10 bars

60c 28c

KIRK'S WHITE FLAKE. 5 bars '.

SWIFT'S PRIDE SOAP, 5 bars 25 KIRK'S PEROXIDE COLD CREAM TOILET SOAP, 12c seller1, 3 bars 25 CLIVILO TOILET SOAP,

3 bars

U. S. MAIL SOAP, 10 bars ARMOUR'S LIGHTHOUSE LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 bars KEEN KLEENER,

3 cans - ry INDEPENDENT KLEENER,

4 cans

25c 54c 57c

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Soldier carrying pigeons to front. Pigeons, thought of mainly as backyard pets for years, are proving their worth in war as messengers. They are carried tc the front in baskets and held for emergency work. When all other lines of communication between an advanced detachment and the main line are cut

j off the pigeons are released with j messages on their legs. It is estii mated that ninety-four per cent of j the birds deliver their messages in safety.

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JUNES LAPOETE. Ir.d . June 21. The following decisions have been made concerning Lk county draftees by the district arrpal board. , EAST CHICAGO. Frederick Jonhson, 3 K. Charle G. Niemand. 1A ion appeal'; John Fappas. 5 F; Giovanni I.'e Martini, found physically qualified; Alexander Qoznlck found physically qualified. I. A K E CO L N T V - WHITING) Gail 'W. Ward. S B 'on appeal): J. Trerr.ido!:ky, Z D. Leo Morris. 2 C; Samuel Selfer. 1 A (on appeal); Eugene PogKleto, 1 A (on appeal;; Walter M. Crockett. 4 A ion appeal); Clifford Daughertr. D; Gillette. LaVerne, 1 I; John Purrick. 11: Cook Thorr.a'. 3 L; Eugene Herthel. 3 IC: Jim Chivlska. 1 I. ion appeal): Lemar C. Gubb. 1 I: Fred Watt?. 3 K; George Harte. A. (on appeal): Thomas Poherty. 4 A (on appeal); Lewis Day. 3 B : Joseph Hrurkovach. 1 I: Presto Thornton. 1 1; Joseph Kovach, 4 A (on appeal); Frank McKown. 2 D. J. UUle. 2 P. Frank Berdls. 2 P: Geo. Dutcher. 4 A (on appeal); John H. Taylor. 2 P: Huso Koc;h. 2 P. CITV OF .RV NO. 3. Mike Alex, 5 F: reter Zarbas. 1 I: John Vara?, 1 I: Thomas Trarr.atis, I I: Peter Pule. 1 A. I.AKK. CO NO. - (HAJIMOM)I. Frank Zidazouski. 1 A; Joseph ?. Hoess. 2 r: Walter Jarneski. 3 G: John Eugene Sheldon. 1 A; George Peter Noonan. 21). Muriel 1. Boyer. 1 I LAKE CO. NO. 3 (CROWN POINT). Edward VanKUlan. 1 I; Frank I. P.ootz. 2 ('; George Kobert Chester. 2 C John Gabriel. 2 C. Elmer H Meyer. 3 J: Joseph P- Haueh. ." .1 ;

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FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN

These Suitable Summer Suits are as light as a feather yet tailored sufficiently well to hold their shape and give good wear. They're the suits par excellence for summer cool, comfortable and "natty" appearing. They come in grays and tans very nobby patterns, as well as in plain Palm Beach fabrics. At our price of

.lo0 they re the best values to be found in Ham

mond at this time. Your choice skeleton lined at

112.50

Go to E- C. Minas Company for Men's

Furnishing

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Athletic Union Suits

69c

They're made of white nainsook in self patterns of pin checks. They come in the popular knee length style. Comfortable and cool. Very special at. .690

Big Values $20.00

Good Tailoring, which count

the most in summer suits, is readily seen in these suits of light weight serges, worsteds and mixtures. They come in the new summer tans, grays, blues and greens. You'll find them very special values at ffiliil Other Good Values

$15 to $35

Great Value in Trousers We'll continue our great $2.95 trousers sale for Saturday. Sizes up to 50 waist. Many striped worst

eds, cassimeres and cheviots. Your choice tomorrow at

$2.95

Men's Trousers See the pure all-wool blue serge trousers In this sale at $4.43. Youths' Fize5, narrow' Teg stylo and cuff bottom, and all sizes for men; a!?o -worsteds. Tomorrow Rt -- S4.45

Men's Trousers Kent trousers of striped worsteds and blue serge, Palm Beach and outing trousers, all sizes: values to $5.50, at. .$3.95

Special Men's Khaki Trousers, all sizes up to 50 waist measure. Also summer weight worsteds. On sale at $1.39

George K. Vandercar. 2 C; William Lohman. 2 C: Carl Steur. 2 C; Earl

J. Bailey. 3 J: Charles Klbert. 3 J : James Mohle;-. 3 B ion appeal).

OFFICIAL NE WS B ULLETIN BY THE PRESS COMMITTEE OF INDIANA FEDERATED CLUBS

OalTTLE STACK MORNER WILL

SIT IN A CORNER STlTH nEAL5 HIS CjOOD MOTHER HAS PLftNNEO.

Shell feed her whole brood:

with the choicest of food Which she in he wisdom

TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT

FASHION'S FORECAST By Anabel YVorthington LADY'S SLIP-ON BLOUSE

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The ce-x slip-on blouse is clalaing m'jh attention in the world of fashion just at present, for Paris has sanctioned it, and hence it promises to be the smart tiling fcr thi cprinj season. The model shown iL Xo. 723, is not onlj very simple but ery artistic. Ii is in the collarlcss style, which is most favored for this type of Mouse, and it has the ne-v neckline, hkh is high pt frort and back, broadening out on the shoulders. The front and back ranels are in square apron effect, and they extend a short distance below th-. wide belt. The kimono sleeves are set into very deep armholes. The ladies' slip-on blouse No. S723 is cut in four sizes 33, 3?, 40 and 41 inches bust measure. The 35 inch si.'t requires 2 yards 32 or 38 inch, or 2 yards 40 inch material. Price 10 cents

12C

TOBACCO FATIMA CIGARETTES,

pxgs.

IAMEL CIGARETTES, 2 pkgs

25o 25C

Thera will be mailed this week to every club in Indiana an urgent reQuest that attention b Riven at once to the Bone-dry legislation in Congress. Th" general Federation of clubs has ftone on record for lais as a AVar measure. Mrs. John E. Moore, the state president, requests that every club send three fnessages, one to your representative and one to each of the United States senators from Indiana. There Is a fine prospect for getting this through if quick work Is done by all who favor this as a war work. This is one service you can render for winning the war. Mrs. Moore further requests that as Americanization Is the major work before the clubs this year that time be given to this subject on every club program. Until foreigners are reasonably familiar with our language they cannot become femtliar with American fundamentals. Since they came to America to better their condition It Is our duty to teach them our languages as the first and most Important step in their progress. The Woman's Franchise League of Indiana wishes to call attention to the Suffrage School at Merom in Sullivan county June 25-29. This is a delightful spot on the Wabash river. Why not take your vacation at the Suffrage School? You will not only learn things about Suffrage, but you can giv the children an outing and enjoy the bathing facilities. Even If you do not care to become a suffrage speaker, or take a salaried position, you can learn in other ways. In a letter from one of the soldiers from Frankfort who Is now in Calgary. Canada, he said that in the Red Cross

shop there, not less than fifty women

work every day and ten do cutting all niarht. Have the women of Indiana reached this stage of enthusiasm? Calgary is not a large city. It is much Ike our nvpras" county seats, but there are returned soldiers there with legs gone, and noses gone, and blind eyes. There are women there whose sons are gone never to return. Mrs. Blanche Foster Coruff is spending the summer in Detroit. Her address !S Hamilton avenue. The Woman's Study Club of Crown Tolnt. on Monday evening of this week entertained the town with an old fashioned "skule" and "Family Album." The proceeds will help pay for the L!brety Bond and part of the fund will go to. the Red Cross. The College Club of Gary instead of having their annual dinner for their last meeting met at the Red Cross Sewing Rooms and devoted the entire evening to work on hospital garments. The cost of the dinner was donated to Margaret Deland fund for soldiers in Franre. There was a large attendance and a number of garments were made. At this meeting it was derided to join the National Federation of College Women. There will be no more meetings until October. The Research club of Greentown held their final meeting of the year at the beatitiful country home of Mrs. S. McQulston. There was a program of Riley readings by the minister of the Disciples church and musical numbers by Miss Dorothy Seeger. The latest county federation meeting was held at Goodiand in Newton county. Miss Frances Ott presided Mrs. Gibhs. the district chairman, and Mrs. Hortertse Ta,pp Monre nf Rockville

were the principal speakers.

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If You Wish to Economize on Pure Clean Foods Visit Our Store

GROCERIES. Eggs, Country Shipped, dozen. .34 Prunes, per lb 9c Raisins, Fancy Seeded, 2 pkgs. . . 25 Red Beans, No. 2 size, 3 cans 33 Cheese, Young American or Brick, lb 27 c Olives, Extra Large Queens, qt..38 Soap, Swift's Pride, 10 bars 49 Washing Powder, Grandma's, large package 15 Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 pkgs.. .27 C Milk, "Eagle Brand" Condensed, per can 19

MEATS Hams, Small Lean Cala., per lb . . 22 Beef Liver, Young Tender, lb . . . 16 Plate Beef, lb. 20 Fresh Pig Hocks, lb .20 Fresh Pigs Feet, lb 10 Breast of Veal, lb 20d Leg of Veal, lb 25 Veal Chops, lbs 28 to 35 Leaf Lard, per lb 28

A Large Assortment of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Received Daily We Do Not Deliver