Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1918 — Page 8

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COIlim FOOQ CLUB HESOJSSUES APPEAL Lake County Must Do its Share in Relieving the World's Hunger.

CROWN POINT. Nov. 13. Mrs. Noble D. Soper. president of the U. S. Foods Clubs cf Lake county, has Issued the following stirring appeal In

behalf of food conservation. I

France Is depleted and unable to produce anything like a normal food

supply for at least a year. Belgium

has been destroyed and will have to be re-established. Russia is in a state of chaos. Millions of our former enemies are underfed and clamoring for nourishment. Surely there never was a time when we needed to conserve A3 we do now. Out of this deplorable ondltlon there are one hundred and twenty million people looking to the t-'nited States for food. It is the United States that stands supreme and vigorous In the ability to produce and feed the world.

There has never been a time when food conservation needed to be emphasized more clearly than now. We have been taught to think of food os a weapon of war. Now we must consider it as a means of preserving peace a means of re-establishing the wartorn nations of Europe. The problems of peace and re-adjustment are os, serious as are the .problems of war. Every woman's help Is needed to carry on and solve these problems. Every woman should do her utmost. Every woman should Join a U. S. Food Club and attend the meetings. The Food Clubs in Iake county will hold their regular monthly meeting on November 15. and the third Friday in each month is to be recognized as Food Club day in Iake -county.

Your money will buy doughnuts and chocolate for the boys in the wet trenches in France.

Dr. E. K. Hatch DENTIST Announces the removal of his oflico to 627 Hohman St. Phone 2828. HAMMOND.

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EMFLEJENEA. GEMS BY VALENTINE MOTT PIERCE, M. D.

Influenza i3 produced by a bacillus .or germ coming chiefly from discharges from the nose, throat and lungs of the person who coughs,

sneezes, or spits. The person attacked feels chilly, develops a high temperature usually accompanied

by headache and "ache all over" as it is usually described. If you have the above symptoms get into bed as quickly as possible, after a hot mustard foot-bath. Take a good purgative, such as one made up of May-apple, leaves of

aloe, root of jalap, and sold in every drug store as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Then surround yours-lf with hot water bottles. It is r. fact mentioned by physicians of the largest experience that the effort on the part of nature to throw off the poisons results sometimes ir inflammation of the kidneys. It is therefore very important to assis. nature in eliminating the toxins (poisons) from the body thru the bowels, skin and kidneys. Not only should this be carefully attended to by, the sick, but by the person who wishes to ward off an attack. A new kidney remedy called "Anuric" (anti-uric) can be obtained of the druggist. This "Anuric" flushes the bladder and kidneys and throws off the poisons (toxins), and should be taken with hot water or hot lemonade. Clear the nose with some good antiseptic spray or Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It is, of course, unnecessary for me to emphasize this, keep strong and healthy, fear neither germ nor German, and observe the three Os : A Clean skin, Gean bowels, Clean nose and mouth and you have half won the battle.

Thursday, Xov. 14, 1918.

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A Store Full of Distinctive Style in New Winter Coats

Every woman who still has her winter coat to buy, will find a very definite advantage in choosing now. The style, color and fabric va-riet-is most complete and the extraordinary savings arc being commented on by many people.

Winter Coats, $48.50 Velours, pom poms and silvertones of finest textures fully lined and interlined. These arc beautiful styles that will appeal to the woman or mls3 who wants that most approved.

Plush Coats, $38.50 Plain black exquisite plush fully lined with silk. Some have handsome fur collars and others are beavertte trimmed. Wonderful coats at this price.

Misses' Coats, $25 and $18 The growing girls, small women and misses require a certain touch, in the design of their garments, to make them look right. We have the knack of securing these distinctive garments. We show coats in beautiful velours and pom poms at the above prices. Plush Coats, $24.50 Rich, lustrous silk plush coats all well lined. Large collar and belts. In this lot are other durable fur cloths:

Remarkable Reductions in a Timely Sale of Women's Tailored Suits at S21.50, 29.50, $55.00 Every suit carefully tailored of excellent quality fabrics in the season's most distinctive styles. Among the materials are broadcloths, silvertones, velour, pom pom, in all wanted colors. Savings unequaled in similar events here or elsewhere this season.

Beautiful Silk Petticoat or New Silk Pettibocker

Pettibockers $4.50 $7.95

Of all jersey with bloomer, ankle or knee length. Especially adapted to the narrow skirt.

Extra Sizes $5.00 to $8.50 Of Jersey and silk in full, extra and -double extras. These petticoats have the adjustable band.

Petticoats $3.50 With very pretty silk flounces and heatherbloom top. Colors In blue, green or black.

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Important Change

Beginning tomorrow, Edward C. Minas Company trading stamp books will be redeemed for merchandise in any department except the grocery. You will have the whole store to choose from, which privilege cannot be over-estimated. , It will greatly increase the value of our 6tamps and the number of enthusiastic stamp savers.

Double Stamps Tomorrow Tomorrow is - "Double Stamp Day" double discount for cash. The savers of E. C. Minas Company Stamps will profit in two ways by attending our Bulletin Week Sale tomorrow.

The Season's Prettiest Boots This is a time when it is particularly advisable to purchase goods of high quality and this is, perhaps, even more true of shoes. We have selected our fall stock with this in mind. In a season of scarcity, it is unusually complete and attractive. We invite especially your attention to our Cousins Shoes lor women. "The Classic"

Beautiful gray kid with harmonizing cloth top. Full Louis heel, a pretty creation $14 "The Parisian" A stylish and conservative model, brown Russia calf vamp with light brown glace kid top, leather Louis heel, at $15

"The Delmonte" A fine maple color glace kid, with harmonizing Moscow cloth top, full Louis heel, at $13.50

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If you are looking for the best values, the most serviceable fabrics and the most durable tailoring on suits and overcoats at a real economy price this is the offering that you want. Suits in worsteds, cassimeres and some blue serges. Overcoats, in plain gray, Chesterfields and novelt3r patterns in Ulstercttes and semi-form fitting styles. We know that 1 Q 7E they are not equaled today anywhere at 3. 3

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Men's Underwear Sale To Reduce Large Stocks. Men's Heavy Tuck Stitch Worsted Union Suits, at. S3. 98 "Cooper's" Heavy Wool Mixed Union Suits, sizes to 50, at S3. 50 Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers; sizes 5. S2.50 Odds and Ends, Wool Shirts and Drawers, each S1.48 Men's "Signal" Flannel Shirts, blue .and gray, sizes to 20 S2.50

Men's Sweater Sale of Surplus Stock of the Bavarian Knitting Mills Men's Wool Mixed Sweater Coats Shawl, Byron and V neck; oxford and gray; sizes to 46, at S3. 50 Men's Heavy Shaker Knit Wool Sweater Coats and Pullovers Plain colors and stripes; regular $10 retail, at S7.50 Men's Heavy Rope Stitch and V neck, finer weaves, gray, blue and maroon, at - - S3.95

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Men's Wool Sox Black cashmere, heavy blue; also natural wool army sox. Bulletin Special per Pair 50

Rare Values in Yard Goods

SILKS Silk Poplin Black, white and 27 colors, very lustrous silk finish; 36 inches wide, at Bulletin Sale, per yarf 89 Crepe de Chene All silk, the correct quality for waists and dresses, 40 inches wide, black, white and every wanted color. Yard.... SX.59 Fancy Silk 36 Inches wide, the best color combinations in plaids and stripes. Specially priced for Bulletin Sale, yard SI. 19 Shirting Silk White and tinted ground with multi-colored stripes; 22 inches wide. At this sale, per y"d S9d

LI IN E INS Table Cloth Satin finish damask,, pretty floral patterns; sizes 58x53 inches, hemstitched. Each..gJ2J Turkish Towel Sets Consists of three towels and two wash cloths to match; pink, blue, lavender and gold plaids. Set S1.39 Turkey Red Table Cloth Fringed, size 5SxS4 inches, beautiful patterns. Priced for November Bulletin Sale, each S1.39 Table Damask Irish linen finish, 64 inches wide, floral patterns. Priced for Bulletin Sale, yd

Black Velvet The quality wanted for stoles and trimming, silk pile, IS inches wide. At this sale, yard 9S Chiffon Panama The correct weight for dresses and skirts; black, brown, navy, green and wine; 54 inches wide. Per yard S1.19

Ladies' Hose Medium weight, fast colors, black, white, grey and champaigne; hemmed top, double heel and sole. Pair 19 Ladies' Silk Fiber Hose Black, white and colors; hemmed double where nee?ed. Pair - 59

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Boys' Leather Mittens Plain and knitted wrist, heavy fleece lined. Pair 35C Bed Spread Crochet, pretty Marsailies patterns, hemmed, full bed side. Each. g 1.89 Bleached Muslin 36 inches wide, good strong quality, Priced for November Bulletin Sale, yard IGVc Table Damask Permanent satin finish, floral and Greek patterns, 5S inches wide. November Bulletin Sale, per 'ard 57 Seamless Sheeting Bleached, 72 inches wide, free from dressing, well known brand. Specially priced for Bulletin Sale, yard 59t Crash Taweling Very heavy absorbent weave, fast color, blue border. Priced for Nov. Bulletin Sale, yard.... Jgl

Draperies Specially Priced Curtain Materials Scrim, marquisette and

voiles; ribbon borders; white, ecru and P?T ivory. Special at per yard orr

Door Draperies In assorted color combinations, adjustable to fit most all doorways. Specially priced for November Bulletin Sale at S1.00

VERY SPECIAL Wood Nap BlanketsSize 60x80 inches, in pink, blue and tan plaid. Fancy silk stitched edge. Price reduced to g j gg

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Cotton Comforts Covered with best quality silkoline, plain silk borders, size 72x84 inches. Filled with white long staple cotton. Priced at $5.98 Gray and Tan Blankets With pink, blue and black pin stripe borders; size 66x80 inches. Weight 3 pounds to the pair. Special at $3.25

Wool Nap Blankets In plain gray or tan colors, with fancy light colored borders; size 72xS4 inches, weigh 5 pounds to the pair. Special at $6.98 Woolen Blankets 65 per cent wool, size 66xS0 inches, 2-inch block plaids in pink, blue, gray and tan. A $12.50 value at $9.85

Homefurnishing Christmas Suggestions Our Home Furnishing Department has many beautiful gift suggestions on display in the basement. Children's Toys may be seen in a good variety here.

Clothe Wringer8 The "Guaranty" Anchdr brand wringer, covered cog3, 6teel bsjl bearings; guaran-, teed for five years. The regular $7.75 kind, this sale at 6.98

Aluminum Tea Kettles Six-quart size, first class and highly finished. Marked $3.95, this sale at.g325 Dinner Sets 42-piece set In pretty blue and white design. Special at g7 05

Sherbet Glasses B 1 o w n crystal with medium high foot. Special 6 for - - - S3.50 Tea Cups White semi-porcelain, ovide shape. Specially priced for this sale at 13

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Grocery

NO PHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS. TJ. S. rood Administration Zdcenae 3To. 0-16645.

MUk Pat Brand,' dozen tall cans 51.53 Soap Kirk's American Family or Pels Haptha. 10 bars 65o SUnco Meat Fine quality, Iresli made. 3 r-ickaifes 29c Best Quality Pore Cocoa quart Jar at 3ft Macaroni Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti, per packar; 80 Washing' Powder Swift's Prido. 4 packages for 15o Catsup Snider's new pack, lartro bottle for 26c Soiled Oats Juaker, two packages for 21c Corn riakes t'avoy Brand, p-r package 11c

Coffee Buy now, Monarch brand, 3-pound fan 92o Pancake Plon.! Aunt Jemima's, per package 13o Prunes Extra fancy, good size, pf-r pound is Toilet Paper Blue Ribbon, two rolls 9o Saner Kraut Solid pack, large can 13o Peas Sweet and tender, per can 14c Tomatoes Irsre cans, solid pack. por can 19C Eutterine Downey's Delight, per pound 35c Pork and Beans Smilax Brand, per caa 15C

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