Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 12 September 1918 — Page 10

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Commander Percy V. Foot. Commander Percy W. Foote, U. S. N.. is naval aide to Secretary Daniel of the navv. Foote was in command of the President Lincoln when that ship was sumarined.

SHORTAGE OF . TEACHERS NOTICEABLE

Bt United Press. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. Sept. 11. With public grade and high, schools throughout the stata opening for the year's term this week a shortage of teachers was noticeable in many sections, especially in the rural districts. Cities reported a sufficient supply of instructors except in high schools. There is a general shortage in instructors to take the place of men teachers who had charge of the science, commercial and shop courses. In Indianapolis there were more than moagh teachers to meet the demand in the grade schools, about 1,200 being employed. In the rural districts persons who formerly taught but have entered other lines of work have volunteered their services in many instances and will relieve the scarcity to 6ome extent. Military training has been a part of the course in many of the high schools in the larger cities. Capt. Newton Hardin, formerly of the Rainbow division, is in charge of the military courses in the Indianapolis high schools. The boys of the three high schools will be formed into three battalions, from which a regiment will bo organized with a minimum strength of 1.209 and a minimum strength of 1.800.

TWO LAKE CO. MEN GET PATENTS WASHINGTON", Sept. 12. Patents have been granted to the following India mans: John Bolyki, Bruceville, carousel; John E. Bowers and L. P. Pearfoss. Laporte. baby carriage attachment; Nicholas Fender. Gary, freight car; Guy V. Hiatt. Attica, combination shade and curtain hanger; John H. Jones, Oakland City, device for automatically diluting charges for internal combustion engines with moistened air; Patrick H. Joyce. P.ushville. check valve: Fred T. Langolf, assignor of one-half to W. A. Rauch. Elwood. automobile controlling device; Richard A. Oglesby, Assignor to Quick Action Ignition Company. South Bend, combined internal combustion engine and magneto; Charles C. Smiley, rotary gas engine; Andrew Wickey. East Chicago, building construction; James J. "Wood, Ft. Wayne, assignor to General Electric Company, 'leotro magnetic switch, and George W. Wright. Lapel, liquid furl supplying apparatus.

Dollars and Determination spell doom for kaiser. Buy War Savings Stamps.

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Save Peach Stones Over Here and Save the Lives of Our Boys Over There Um-le Sam wants you to give him your poach stones instead of throwing thorn away. About 200 peach stones will provide enough t-arbon for a gas mask thc.onl' thing that stands between lermany's poisonous gas and the death of our soldiers. Dry the peach stones and bring them to this store. Form a club in your neighborhood and let this store bo your depository. Save apricot, cherry, plum, prune and olive pits. Date seeds, walnuts, hickory nuts, butter nuts and shells of these nuts. Peach Pit' Depository just inside our front entrance.

The Tailored, Suit and Its Popularity is Convincing

Our Values and Styles Are so Unusual For the Present Conditions SUITS $30.00

An all wool poplin in navy and black, is hardly believable at this time. Splendidly lined, velvet collar closing high about the neck. Braid and button trimmed. SUITS' 38.00 to S58.50

Tlrm nro s,uits of broadcloths, velours and silvertoncs.

and while navy blue predominates, there are suits of taupe, brown, flemish blue and plum, all possessing the highest grade tailoring, and individual in style. Buying The Winter Coat Now Means Splendid Savings As for instance these two values in Silk Plush Coats. While beautiful and warm, will be a source of satisfaction to the wearer for at least two years or more. All self plush with now shawl collar.

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Notions Needles Made in Redditch, England, prrfect point, rny to thread. 25 for ; -oC Baeting ThreadSmooth and strong. 500 yards for Tape Msasure GO inrfceB long, metal pnd, numbr-rr-d cn both eidps. Each at 3c Dress Makers' Pins Needle point, full count. Tap-r tyg Taosels So rauch wanted for trimming, gold or nvT. 5 inches long. Special 13? Skirt Belting Non-elastic, black or white, lH-inch wide. Yard Q Elastic Black, 5 and H width, good live rubber. Yard Ladies' Purse Warranted real leather, handle at back or top, fitted complete, Btrong durable lining. Each at 88c

September Bulletin Bargains Are Also cn Sale Friday and Saturday.

New Autumn Styles in Skirts

With Much Originality of Style

Plaids Such wonderful colorings, many gathered or with hidden pleats that retain the slim line, novel pockets and belts ...$7.95 Up The Poplin Skirts so practical and easy to wear: mostly gathered or pleated, becoming yokes and the convenient pockets. Special $3.95

Serges Most unusual values in the all wool, mannish serge, that for wear has no equal. Many styles at $10.00 Satins Lovely shimmering satins in black will be the height of fashion this season. Many trimmed with horizontal tucks and fringe. Priced at $S.95 to $15.0a

Special Sale of Petticoats

Finest Lustrous Sateens with deep flounces, richly embroidered in old gold and silver. On sale $2.95

Black Petticoats in the twills and plain tucked and pleated flounces, adjustable tops. On sale at $1.00

WOOLENS AND SILKS

All Wool Serge 42-inch wide, soft pliable finish, for the drapy effect?; black, brown, green and navy; worth $1.S9. Yd-gJJQ Panama Suiting The proper weight for dresses and flirts, 54 inches wide, all the street shades. Yard SI. 38 School Plaids Looks like wool, the dark and bright colors wanted for school wear. Very specia! 27V2C Crepe de Chine 36 inches wide, all dark colors and pastel shades, the quality the crinkle will not wash out. Yd gl.69 Satin Suiting Guaranteed for two seasons, very lustrous finish, black, white and colors; 36 inch wide. Per yard SI. 19

Week-End Drug Specials Sloan's Liniment 23c bottlo special at 16C "Rit" Dye Soap 10c package special at 6V2C Hot Water Bottles Red, 2-qt. $1.00 and $1.25 value, special 79c "Virginia Lawn'' Stationery 24 sheets, 24 envelopes, speat 10 Schmid's Dental Cream 30c valu, special at ISlcj"

Fancy Silk Taffeta and messaline weaves, 35 inches wide, multicolored stripes; values to 51 C5. Yard 98C Costume Velveteen For suits coats and scarf.-, navy and black, 36 inches wide, glossy silk flnirh. Vard SI. 29 Black Satin Messaline Permanent glossy finish, 36 inches wide; this season's favored fabric- Yard S1.58 Black Mercerized Sateen For linins and bloomers; 36 inches wide. Per yard 38c Tourist Serge Plaids in the newest autumn color combinations; plain colors for street wear and stripes, best material made at the price for wear. Very special, yard S 29

Exclusiveness The Crowning Distinction of Our Showing

of Fall Millinery

Including hats of beaver

velour, satin soleil and velvet in all the new color tones such as terra cotta and arctic blue, white, dignified black, blue and brown impart unfailing elegance to many of the new, becoming shapes 5 to S15

A complete line of crorect styles shown for middle d C Jl A aged ladies lO pU

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Fashionable Fall Footwear At a Conservative Price Black Soft Kid Boot These boots are an excellent quality, plain toe, with Cuban or Louis heels, medium weight soles, a splendid 5 Brown Glace Kid Boot A verv high grade boot with brown cloth tops. English model model with military heels, A to D in stock, all HJfl sizes. Priced at QiP JJ Black Kid Cloth Top Boot An extremely smart style, plain toe, French heels, fancy pattern vamp, a very dressy model, A A to D, all Sft

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Xew fabrics in fall and winter weights: new styles for young men, new smart models for older

men; sizes tor big boys, tor small men, tor tJii

men, for stout men. We have a large stock. Come in and choose ours at. ... .j Other Suits at $20, $30, $35 and $40

Boys School Suits Wc are doing a wonderful business in this department. Bring your boy here and get him outfitted for school. End

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Men's Trousen

Striped worsteds, fancy mixtures and strong workiug trousers, in all sizes to 50

waist. Special at

Men's Trousers Short lots and broken sizes from high grade lines, blue serges, worsteds and mix

tures. Special at

S2.95

1(11 V.L $3.95

Long Pams Suits

For Boys of 14 Years and Upward. The present tendency, is for boys to put on long pants at an earlier age than ever. For boys of 14 to 20 we have suits in the new waist seam and military styles, " brown, green or blue flan

nel or fancy fabrics.

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Hosiery, Underwear and Gloves

Bleached Muslin F u 1 1 pieces, perfect weave, soft finish, for fine needle work. Limit 20 yards. On sale per yard ISVsC Dress Gingham Staple stripes and checks and beautiful plaids, fast colors, no short lengths, perfect weave. Yard 21C

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Ladies' Union Suit 8 Fleece lined, f.no rib, short sleeve, dutch neck, ankle length, sizes 4 to fi, at 97c Silk Gloves For early fall wear. Flain white, black, navy and grey, white with black stitching and black with white stitching. Per rair 59C

Ladies' Hose Wide hem top, fast color black and pure whit e, m e d i u n weigh'. Fair ' 7C Fancy Ribbon Widths to fi inches, satin and taffeta weaves, pretty color coaibinations in stripes, plaids and f.oral designs. Per ard 27V2C

Good Rugs Are Cheap The Price of a Rug Depends on the Number of Years' Wear It Gives. Whittall high grade Wilton Rugs are better values in quality, design and colorings. The artistic effects to be obtained with the rich oriental patterns and shades are values at the price and when the long years of service are added to it makes the price very low indeed. 9x12 size 8 3xl0 6 size 6x9 size S89o5 $79.50 $49.50,

Why Not Get a New Fall Hat Tomorrow?

Xow that the fall lines are ready, new style features, new colorings, von "11 naturally bo anxious to see'thc John B. Stetson, Knox, Barbaletto (Italian) and other hats. Trooper shapes in the new rough materials are especially admired. You get them and others at S3, $3.50, S4? 5, 86

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Men's Fairmount Shirts $1.65 Big counter display of Shirts, soft and laundered cuffs, novelties and conservative pat-

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terns; all sizes. Special at.

Khaki Coveralls Shanhouse, Signal and Freeland Coveralls; sizes up to 50 waist. Special at S2.95

Men's Raincoats Great Lakes Raincoats, sells regular for $10; "4 to 45 chest sPecial at S5.98

Men's All Wool Sweater Coats In plain colors and striped bodies, shaker knit and rope stitch

weaves; size 34 to 46; handsome qualities and styles, here at a

$8.50

Complete assortment of Sweaters nd Jerseys, with or without collars, in all the new shades.

Groceries at Carry-Home Prices:

Lard Best quality, guaranteed pure, per ib 30c Soap Fels Naphtha. Ivor y, American Family or White Naphtha, four bars for 25c Starch Argo (JIos-j, 1 lb. box QC Rumford's Baking Powder One pound can 23C Mustard Fine quality, large jar f)C Toilet Paper Verygood quality, four packages 15C

Milk Pet, Peerless or Carnation, per can HVzC Coffee Minas Blend, best value In Hammond, try a ib- 21 Navy Beans Fancy h.ind picked, per lb 14c Swift's Pride Washing Powder Large rfeP 19C Apple Butter Conybear's, S oz. tumbler at 9c Armour's Rolled Oats Per package, at 10c

Coffee Fancy Gautemala, try a lb-lg Soap Peet's Crystal White 10 bars..ejt) Syrup Karo Corn Syrup, per can --J3C Savoy Stuffed Olives per bottle.. - J0 New Orleans Molasses Can 12c Helmet Brand Hominy L a r g e can at 10c Salmon Fancy Red Alaska, Yacht Club Drand, per can. 29C Sauer Kraut Green Valley brand, large 13c S2E5ESSSS3X2S

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Shoes We Sell at

Dark-mahogany color and black, gun metal calf, English or, wide toe ntodels, Goodyear wert s e w e d soles; shoes that will satis'fy at a very conservative price.

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Shoe See this ex- Q tra value at i Sizes are 6 to 11.

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