Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 139, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1918 — Page 7
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COUNTY FOOD ADMINISTRATION TO BE KEPT UP (Br United Pitrsi. IXDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20. That the work of the county food administration will continue for soma time yet. and that It will rrobably be more important than ever 1 the word given Indiana food administrators today by Pr. H. E. Barnard, their chief.
Dr. Barnard, who recently returned from the conference ol state administrators at Washington outlined to tho county administrator today that srave food situation faces the world showing that It will be just as necessary to cntin;ie preventing aste of tooi products until the world RetH Viack to a peaC'i basis as It was while actual warfare wa in progrefs. The preent food administration organization will continue in effect until a "legal pioe" ii declared which may
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After that time th work m ay be turned over t. the. department of agriculture or eoine other governmental agency but not before.
WOMEN TO WATCH LEGISLATURE fBT VNITED TRFPS.J
INP1 AXAPOIJS, Nov. 20 Women oft ;-di!ns are troine before the next
f!on of the legllature with a laryo program of reconstruction policies, leaders of various woman's organisations attendinar the annual meeting of the Indiana Federation of Woman's Club hiM pointed out today. The main tinht of the women will cnter on a resolution submitting the question of calling: a constitutional convention to the voters. They believe that most of the objects which they wish to cbtain may bo obtained hrotttrh r. new conxtitiit'.on.
Th women will also ask the passing of a Joint resolution giving women equal suffrage with men. Ratification of the amendment to the national constitution providing for prohibition will alao undoubtedly be strongly urged.
Your money will buy doughnuts and chocolate for the boys in the wet trenches in France.
Carlisle Marathon Runner, Arrested on Liquor Charge
OMAHA, NK13., Nov-. 21. One of America's foremost Indian athletes Is In Jail here for vrolatlon of the government lliuor law. John BIackd;er. former Carlisle student, who finished third In the Olympic marathon In Stockholm in l?12, vi" brought n-re this morning
from the Winnebago reservation by federal agents. Several months ago h was convicted of bringing liquor ir,t; the reservation and was fined $100. Although Blackdeer Is well to do, he reelected to pay his fine and has been In custody. -iat disposition will be m?; of the case Is not stated at present.
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CHILDREN'S DRESSES Children's Gingham Dresses, regular price $3.00. Special sale price
We also hare special bargains in Children's Serge Dresses,
regular value $o.98 to $8.00. Special price.-.
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. CHILDREN'S HATS , In children's hats we have an unusually large stock of all sizes from one year and up, pretty designs. Regular
price from $3.50 to 4.o0, special sale price. - ,
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CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Children's Slipover Sweaters'in all colors; sizes from one
year up to six. Regular price $2,50, Efh
HpM.mt91J INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S BATH ROBES We have a full line of infants' and cluldren's Bath Robes, light and dark
colors; sizes from one yoar up to 6.
Regular price $1.98, for
LADIES' WAISTS Ladies' Georgette Crepe Waists, in assorted colors. Reffular value $5.00, special sale 6 OP
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BOYS' SUITS AVe have a large stock of well made stylish Boys' Suits in corduroy, blue serges and sailor siuts, sizes from 2 to 8. Cordurov suits, reg- Q ,!JA ular price $5.98, sale rice. ees7 Other suits from $5.00 and up.
BOYS' MACKINAW COATS AND OVERCOATS We have some great bargain in Boys' Over- AA
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LADIES' COATS Ladies' silvertone, velour and beaver cloth coats, sizes from 18 to 44. Regular prices from $20 to Q? $50. Special sale price $9, $13.50, $19 up to ejOfcP Ladies' Plush Coats, regular value $30.00. (tC AA Special sale price i$&&jP LADIES' SUITS Ladies' Wool Poplin and Broadcloth Suits, sizes from 16 to 44. Regular price $25 up to $55. Special CI sale prjee $10.00, $14.50 and $$dtP
SERGE DRESSES Ladies' Serge and Poplin Dresses regular price $15 and $25.00. Special sale price $6.98 and. $10 LADIES' SKIRTS Ladies' Plaid Skirts, regular price $6. Special sale at. . .$3.98 APRONS Ladies' Gingham Aprons, special at 69 and 98
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS We have a large selection of ladies' and children's furs" that we are selling at greatly reduced prices during this sale. LADIES' HATS In Ladies' Hats we have some unusual bargains. Hats worth from $4 to jfhUk $5 go at this sale for JLiXjUr
LADIES' SLEEVELESS SWEATERS We carry a large stock of sleeveless Hug-Me-Tight
Sweaters, all colors and sizes from 36 to 44. bp Regular price $4.50, special sale price
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