Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 85, Hammond, Lake County, 19 September 1918 — Page 14

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IT'S NOT YOUR HEART; IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

KMnev disease is no respecter cf persons. It attacks all classes, regardless i f atre, sex r conditions. A majority of the ills afflicting: pconle tO'l:iy can be traced back to the kidney trouble. The kidneys arc th most important "tKH.-.s of the body. They are tho f.lter-

r:. the purifiers, of your blood. If tb ; poisons which are swept frori the ts-i ni's bv th- blood are not eliminated !

I'.routti t m Kidneys, iisease of one Torfti or another will claim you as a :tim. Kidney disease Is usually Indicated by wtiirlness. sleeplessness. nervousness, flespondency. Iack.'iche. stomach trou'ule, .'ifficuity whoi urinating, rain In loins

find lower abtlomen. pall scones, gravel, ', rheumatism, sciatica and lumbago. j Ml these derangements are nntuP? 9 Mirnsls to warn you that the kidneys '

need help. Tou should use GOLD ilKUAL Hi'.arlem Oil Capsules Immediately. The soothinB. healing oil stimulates th kidneys, relieves inflammation and destroys the RerniH which have, caused It. I o not wait until tomorrow. ; to your druKKtst today and ln.sist oil bis supplying- you with a box of lii'l.K MKPAIj Haarlem Oil "apsules. In twenty-four hours you should feel health ipor returning and will bless the day j on first heard of ;ol.l UKPAI. Hiiarlein (Ml. After on feel that you have cured yourself, continue to take on or two capsules each day. so as to keep in lirKt-class condition and ward off the dauber of other attacks. sk for the ortxinal imported GOLD 111'PAL brand. Three sizes. Money refunded if they rP not help you.

THE DEBUTANTE PEEPS DEMURELY FROM UNDER HER DROOPING BRIMMED VELVET

Sb looks just a5 if she were saving, "Well, how do you like it?" What a fooliih question, as if anybody wouldn't like a velvet hat of a beautiful amethyst shade with a deep purple ostrich plame for trimming. To raak 8Ach a color combination suitable for the young debutante the designer has faced it with a lighter tone and has employed that very ingenue shape the eloche whose drooping brim i ery becoming to the youthful face.

ROBERTSDALE

Mn. William Starring of Indiana boulevard, spent Tuesday In Cblcayo vfaitins friends. Misa Bessli Bulle of Indiana blvd., returned home after a month's visit with lelatives and friends at Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Jas. Nickolson of Roberts avenue entertained a few friends at luncheon Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Dunn of Roclcport. Texas. Captain and Mrs. Georga Bader of Myrtle avenue were (ruests of friends in Hammond yesterday. Gas masks are needed for our oldlers In the trenches, so save, peach nd apricot etones, cherry, rrune. plum and olle pits as they are urgently needed for carbon used In making the masks, and bring- them to Mrs. George Slack's store on Indiana blvd.. where barrels have been placed for them. Mr. and Mrs. M. Schaefer, Mrs. Fred Plefs and daughter, Theresa, were cuests at a six o'clock dinner at the home of Miss Rose Vagelown of East Side Tuesday evening, given In honor of Miss Anderson of Milwaukee avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul, Jr.. Miss Naomi Blaul and their guest. Mr. Anderson spent Monday at Lincoln Park. Mr. and Mrs. George Holswoth of Pearl street are entertaining the former's mother from Peorla.'Ill. Mrs. 'Wlinam Bahn of East Side, visited her daughter. Mrs. William Thiessen of Indiana blvd. yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Simon. Mrs.

Schlrkey and sons. Otto and Herman, motored to Tolleston Tuesday wher they visited Mrs. Bod. Mrs. Chailes Gothe of Indiana blvd.. was the guest of Mrs. Gold of Chicago Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Biesen are the proud parents of a baby girl born on Tuesday. Mother and daughter are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Kaseh. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blnhammer. Mrs. Edward Freese and Mrs John Plan attended the funeral of Mrs. Fritz Kasch, Sr.. of Hammond Monday. Mrs. O'Conneil of Atchison avenue visited in Hammond yesterday. Corporal Walter Fisher of Ft. Sheridan visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fischer of Amy avenue Sunday. Mrs. Edward Klemm of Indiana blvd . is spending a few- days at. Fort Benjamin Harrison visiting her husband. Louis Fischer of Amy avenue has been sent home from Camp Taylor, Ky.. because of a weak heart. Mrs. Fred Vogel of Indiana blvd. visited her husband at Fort Benjamin Harrison Sunday.

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DOUBLE STAMPS Friday All Day

Edwapd C.Hmas Corapaiw

Fall

nisig Display

and Sane

Beautiful Fall Suits

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S3850

Suits of serge? and silvertones .well tailored with snus; shoulders and sleeves trimmings are simple, buttons or braid.

FALL OPENING SPECIAL Women's and Misses' New Fall Coats

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A hundred coats of nearly as many styles arc offered at this Opening Sale. And no farsighteu woman intending to buy a coat this fall should miss the opportunity of seeing these. Made of velours, plushes, burella and eldora doth.

Suits That Are Marvels of Elegance at $55.00 Indeed no previous season has given the charm of these new autumn suits. Materials soft and such wonderful colorings. Styles slim and what, and the clever manipulating of embroidery, buttons and braid; such fascinating collars.

Boys' Military Coats 10.95 Top coats for boys in military style, of heavy khaki, nil wool cloth, very smart; ages 3 to 7 years.

Sammy Suits S9.50 How proud any boy would be to possess one of these real Sammy Suits with all its military air. Best wool materials. 2nd floor.

Continues Fri day and Sat'd'y

FALL OPENING DISPLAY of 1918 An event mad famous by months of preparation and careful selection of Women's aad Misses' Apparel, from America's foremost centers. We ask jou to come and see a stock complete in every detail and comprising by far the most auspicious Kail Opening Display and SaU we've ever held the greatest in quantity and quality of new goods offered greatest because of the marvelous styles, and values we've especially selected to bring about th? greatest crowds this store has ever know n.

STORE OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING. DOUBLE STAMPS FRIDAY.

Autumn Millinery OPENING SALE

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merits the interest of all women

consciousness of being well dressed

This extensive n e w showing emphasizes every element of versatility and devcr ingenuity which distinguishes every model here presented as an individual creation. The assurance of seleetive styles, f a s h i o n able fabrics and eorreet eolo rings who enjoy the

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Opening Sale of Fall Footwear Conservative in style of course, as good sense and good patriotism discourage high novelties; beautiful in line since good leather is so precious that the shoe designer must make the most of it; splendidly substantial in workmanship with prevailing high price and unsettled conditions we think it safe to offer our customers only shoes of unquestioned serviceablcness and hiu;h quality. We ask your early inspection of the-.e new styles, especially of our

Beautiful Black Patent Boot

With grey buck top, leather

French heels, the classiest model

of the season, at

$10.00

All-Over Brown Glace Kid Boot

0-ineh height.

heels, which for style is a winner, at

leather French

qualitv and $9.50

Other Brown Boots $5.85 to $3.75

All-Over Gray Glace Kid Boot Grey French heels to match, plain toe model, Goodyear welt soles, beautiful (T 1 O Rfl style and quality. . 4) I Z.vJU Other Gray Boots, $7.50 to $10. All-Over Black Glace Kid Boot

$8.75

SPECIAL

Young Ladies' Drown Button Hoot, good

stout quality, sizes 21 to 7, has low heels. Special at . . .

Plain toe, that long slender effect, Gcodvear welt soles.

French leather heels, at

Other Black Boots

$4.85 to $7.85

SPECIAL Women's Brown Calf Boot, color cloth tops, English lace model. Special . . .

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$7.50

Drug Section Specials Friday and Saturday

Cuticura Soap 25e bar special at...l9c Pompeian Massage Cream 80c jar special at 65 Pond's Vanishing Cream oOc jar special at 19C De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills f0c

box at

Hermo Almond Cream An elegant flesh food. Per jar 50 Dora Face Powder All tints, 50c box spe

cial at ... .

Fountain Syringe 2-qt. red rubber, $1.00 and $1.-5 values, special at 79

Opening Sale Woolens, Silks9 Gloves, Neckwear

French Serge The soft finish for tho drapo effect; black, white, brown, navy, Copenhagen, preen and prey, all wool, 4- inc hes wide. Per ard SI. 88 All Silk Taffeta "fi inches wide, all the new- autumn Fhadep, poft chiffon finish. Yanl S1.57 Wool Velour For suits and coats; elephant prey. nay; soft clinpinp, so stylish this season; 54 inVhes wide. IV.-

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Ladies' Neckwear The newest shr.pes in Jabots, Collars. Collar Sets and Vesteos. Materials an pifiuf, satin organdie and net, .neatly trimmed with rufflos, frills and buttons; worth up to 11.50 each, at 77c Fancy Ribbon for bows and fancy work, plaids, strips and floral patterns. IVr -n 27VzC Silk Gloves Black, while, prey and navy, self stitchinc, double finper tips. Pair

Georgette Crepe Imported woven crepe, 3'3 inches wido, every wanted color. Per !l S1.67 Union Suit for women, medium woipht fieeced, Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, ankle length. Suit OSC Ladies' Cape Cloves lilac':, brown and prey outside seam, f-titched back, one clasp. Per SI. 15 Velvet Tarns Aviation caps, button and ta.sol trimmed. tM dark colors. $1.19 to 2.50

Mercerized Hose for women, hemmed parter top, double heel and sole, black, wh'te t;nd colors. Pair 3S Child's School Hose Black, white and tan, medium rib, full length leg, sizes to S'.iPair 20C Munsing Underwear for children, the best for wear, perfect fit; white, cream and prey; union suit, vest and pants; wool, cotton and wool and fleece lined $3.19 down " - 50

FOR THE HOME COMFORTS

Fine Parlor Suites, solid or imitation mahogany, paneled eane back and ends, spring and moss construction, insuring long years of service. The upholsterings are of damask or velour in all the newer decorative colorings. These ;-picee suites have either long or short davenports, chair and easy rockers $98. $150. $175. $200.

Better Furnishings Means Greater Economy, jj 4 J

STOVES Cook and Heating Oak Heaters $11.50, $15, $17.50, $20 Renown Heaters $35, $40, $45 Cook Stoves $32,50, $40,50, $50.00 Better stoves at lower

RUGS Wilton Velvet, size 9x12 feet, seamless, patterns are copies of tine imported rugs. Price. .$41.50 Brussels Rugs S i z e 9x12 feet, seamless, small all over patterns, good serviceable colors. Price $22.50

prices.

DRAPERIES Voile Curtains 2U. yards long, Dt; inches wide, white or beige colors, lace insertion and edge trimmings. Per pair $1.29 Curtain Scrim n inches wide, white, ecru .and cream colors, ribbon and open work borders. Yard . llr

BLANKETS Wool Nap Blankets Size 70 by 80 inches, grey or tan colors, fancy stripe borders. On sale each $4.98 Fine Comforts Size 72x84 inches, pure white cotton tilling, light silkoline coverings. On sale, each - S5.98

Cash and Carry

rocenes

DOAP Kirk's American Family, Fels Naphthi or Ivory Soap 4 bars 25c

COFFEE Minas Blend, best value in Hammond Try a pound at - 21c

Uneeda Biscuits, per pkg 7V2C Snider's New Pack Tomato Catsup, large bottle. -2GC Fancy Seeded Raisins, per pkp IOC Karo Corn Syrup, Red Label, per can 15C Sugar Corn New pack, 3 can?, 50c; per can 7C Rumford's Baking Powder, 1 lb. can 23C Fancy Guatemala Coffee While It lasts, lb 18C Cocoa, extra quality, quait mason Jar 35 Water Queen Soap Supply limited, bar J

Fancy Texa Onions 5 lbs 19c New Evaporated Apricots, extra fine, per lb 2-IC Karo Corn Syrup. ' per can 13C Fancy Red Alaska Salmon, per can 29c Kitchen Klenzer Scouring Powder, per can 4VsC Early June Peas Sweet end tender, can 15c Sa-Van-Eg Egg Saver, special price, pkg 7C Monarch Brand Pork and Beana per can 7c Skinner's Macaroni, Egg Noodles or Spaghetti

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