Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 225, Hammond, Lake County, 6 March 1919 — Page 10

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When cross, feverish and zizk, give "California

Syrup of Figs

Ontldreii love this "fruit laxative," nothing else cloanstis the lender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.

A child simply won't stop playing to uipiy the bowels and the result is they oecome tightly clogged with wasto. "iver gets eljggish, stomach sours, thru our little one becomes cross, hull-sick, ifverish. don't eat, sleep or uct uatural;y. breath is bad. system full of cold, na.s sore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen, ilothor.' Set if tongue .3 coated, then give a teai-poonful of "California Syrup of l-'igs." and in a icw hours all the constipated waste, .--our bile and undigested food passes out cf tha system and you have a well, playful child again. Millions of mothers giva "California :'rup of Figs" because it Is perfectly harmless; children like it, and it never fails to act on the stomach, liver and towels. Ask your druggist for a 60-cfnt bot- ' le of "California Syrup of Figs," which !'s full directions for babies, children ' all ages and for grown-ups pluinly - i inted on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits. Get the geunlnn. made by California Fig Syrup Company." ileitis any other kind with contempt. Adv.

ST. JOHN

Mrs. Andrew Bohling and Mrs. Peter Theil visited wlLu their son and brother i'eter Bohllng at the hospital at Ham:aond on Monday. Mrs. Nelbllr.g of Chicago spent Mon.iy hera with her son Henry and frmily. Mrs. Leo Erb Is on Vita sick list. Mrs. Frank Herman and George Her:nan were Chicago visitors on Tuesday. Mi?s Elizabeth Dcwes returned to Cjlcago Tuesday morning after several Jays' visit here with her parents. Miss Agns Doescher returned to Dyer, Tuesday morning. Miss Lena Nolan spent Monday here '.vith her parents. The dance given at Spring Hill by the t. John band on Monday evening was vll attended by a larpe crowd and everybody had a good time.

MUNSTER

Mr. and Mrs. John Krooswyk of Highland spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Schoon. L.ittle Arthur DeMik entertained a Lumber of hla little friends at a birthday party Friday afternoon. Mrs. O. Kooy, jr., and children spent Saturday afternoon visltir.ar Mrs. J. Kooy. Cornelius Tanls of Roseland. 111., fpent Sunday visiting relatives here. Helen Kaske visited at the home of "Miss Edna Muchlberger at Hammond. Vue3day pvening.

Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Wash away all the stomach, liver, and bowel poisons before breakfast.

To feel your best day In and out. to '''?! clean inside; no sour biio to coat ou tongU9 and sicken your breath or lull your head: no constipation, bilious stacks, sick headache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomach, you must bithe on the inside like you bathe out:d5. This Is vastly more important, because th.e skin pores do not absorb imr arlties into tho blood, while the bowel pores do. says a well-known physician. To kp thesn poisons and toxins well flushed from the stomach, liver. .'.I'ineys and bowels, drink before break'?st earn day, a glass of hot water with Vaspoonful of limestone phosphate In This will cleanse, purify and freshen tho entire alimentary tract, before Mirtlng more fool Into the stomach. 'ret Quarter pound of limestone -liospliate from your pharmnclst. It Is 'noipenslve and almost tasteless, ex-

cpt a sourish twinge which Is not tin- I

"f leasant. Drink phosphated hot water very morning to rid your system of These vile poisons and toxins; also to 5 re vent their formation. To feel like young folks f e! ; like you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became saturated with n accumulation of body poisons, bgin this treatment and above all. keep It up! As fop and hot water act on the skin. r'"snsing, sweetening and purifying, so ':mestono phosphate and hot water before breakfast, act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Adv.

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Week-End Drug Specials

60c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Special at 39o 50o Pussy Willow Face Powder All shades, special at 39o

25o Peroxide Vanishing Dream Special Ht, Jar.

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H.OO Beef, Iron and Wine Special at 690

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Double Stamps Tomorrow When you come into our store and make- a purchase of 10c or more you an entitled to receive Edward C. Minas Company Profit -Sharing Stamps. These arc as good as cash in any department of our store when your book is tilled. If you neglect getting these stamps you are literally throwing money away.

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Newest Style Garments

Recently Arrived From America's Fashion Center New York. Every day the expressman brings us new garments to show. Every day our Women's Apparel Section is filled with women eager to see the ne stvles as thev arrive, eager to secure first chance

at the particular model that pleases them most.

Come in and see these garments whether you intend to purchase now or later. The new Spring styles are of more than usual interest. The coming of peace and V i c t o r y brought with them revived interest in dress which was anticipated in the designing of garments more chic and altogether more charming than for many seasons past.

$19 Serge Dresses 15 Here is a special showing in moderately priced dresses reduced for Friday and Saturday. Materials are in all wool serge made up in several tiew and very attractive styles, among which the "box" models are prominently featured. Yestees in contrasting light colors, the new string belt and brain cleverly used in the trimming, make those dresses very desirable.

A Home-Like Atmosphere Is Best Procured by Tasteful Draperies. Our Drapery Department (second floor) i'h i rlrW supply these draperies and curtains in ! 'i newest stvles at most reasonable prices.

fJim Ready-Made Madras Curtains

--made in Dutch style with valance, beautiful flower designs in rich pastel colorings on cream background, ft. f a Curtains are hemmed and ready to hang. Price Vk U I I per pair YWawW New Sun Fast Madras

f;V J-T-yjv" i J- --are JUSt wuai you warn lur nveruraprries uun uoor iiang'''jfflc) Ings, 36 inches wide in beautiful new artistic color4V; ingt. Designs are in a good variety. Price perlUO 15! New Style Lace Panels , i'JZ .? ; jjfjri ' for -wider than ordinary windows. These panels are 2V2 ,' --(ZJ5iN yards long and from 6 to 9 inches wide. Many at P" rf'lll tractive designs in white, Egyptian or ivory. PriceljQ

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LdrIn's41 Underwear and Hose For Friday and Saturday

Here are interesting values in Underwear and Hosiery greatly reduced for the week-end selling. Take advantage of these specials tomorrow. Women's Vests and Pants

Fleece lined of fine combed yarn, pure white bleached vests, low neck, short sleeves, ankle

length pants, sizes 34 to 44, per garment.

98c

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Boys' Shirts and Drawers

50c

"Wright's Ilealth" extra well made, fleece

lined, in grey. Here are garments of splendid value at each

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Boys' Union Suits

Grey In color, well fleeced, long sleeve, high

neck, ankle length, regular $1.39 value, suit at

98c

Child's Wool Hose

Of heavy rib, with grey heel and toe, sizes 6 to

O1. Very fpecial value at per pair

37c

Women's Wool Hose

Hemmed top, all black, fine rib, with reinforced

heel and toe, all sizes, at per pair

37c

GLOVES

Women's Chamosette Gloves Two clasp, grey, white, black, brown, chamoi3 and tan. Heavy self and contrast

ing embroidered backs; regu

lar $1.25 value, pair

$1.00

Capo Kid Gloves For women, In white, black, grey, brown and champalgne, self and two tone embroidered backs, one claspTfe.

style, per pair..

New Silk Shirts

Specially Priced

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.95

A special purchase of new silk skirts will be shown here tomorrow. They are in striped silks and several popular colors are to be seen. Cleverly designed pockets and trimmings of buttons and buckles tastefully used, set these skirts ipart from those usualy seen at this price.

Georgette Blouses Distinctive Styles

A charming assemblage of gcor-

p-otte blouses has A

been secured to Sii sell tomorrow at a very ittrt

low price considering lliLj .1 . . 1 . C -

shown. Trimmings are feiiV in embroidery, lace VKfig yjfej edgings, art beading &ibvL&vi '

?agings, art beaaing

with some blouses hav-J ing the contrast vestee

effect. Light and dark shades in popular colors. C "f 0 c Price ( L

House-furnishing Specials Basement Wash Tub In heavy galvanized iron, with drop handle, $1.59 value at $1.20

Food Chopper "Columbia," family size, 3 extra blades included, 1.9a value at. . .$1.49 Family Scale W i t h enameled face, marked to 24 pounds by ounces, regular price $2, special at $1.79 Sink Strainer Scamless, of blue granite wear, regular price 10c, special tomorrow at. 5? Cobbler Set All complete with stand and 3 lasts. Sells regularlv at 81.39, special at. $1.19 Floor or Interior Varnish 'Berry Brothers' celebrated brand, U gallon size, sold regularly at $1.75, tomorrow row at $1.59

Free Delivery at Cash and Carry Prices in

SOAP 10 bars American Family with order 59

In Spring Patterns We have just received a shipment of "'Fairmount" soft shirts with French cuffs. All new spring patterns in guaranteed colors. The manufacturers of this brand take special pride in their high standard of work

manship and perfect fit. These Q ET

shirts are special values at thi

price

Other Special Shirt Values at $1.35 and $2.98.

Men's Fibre Silk Hose

Men's Union Suits

A Fpecial purchase of discontinued Advance sale of spring and summer

lines from Wilson Bros. Lot consists

of blacks and colors; all first quality

hotse; 65c and 75c regular, per pair

30c

weight suits. Knit and nainsook cloths. Cooper's, Wilson Bros , Superior, etc.

All standard brands on sale at

SI. 35

Men's No. 220 Weight Blue Denim, Standard Railroad Cut Overalls, worth $3.00, on sale at

Bring the Boys Shopping Steinway Suits, Double Knees, Double Seat, Reinforced Everywhere.

$2.19

On Sale at

$10

Special Purchase

We bought 200 of boys' new spring suits, made of durable fabrics attractive mixtures, light and dark. For such good quali

ty and high standard of workmanship as are

to be found m these suits, they are remarkably low priced. Sizes 6 to 18 vears, at

Boys' Spring Blouses 65c, 95c and $1.15.

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Stylish New Spring Oxfords

Black glaca kid with military or Cuban heel, Engiish models, Goodyear welts and narrow, medium and wide top styles. Extra quality in widths AA to D, priced at $5.85 and $6.85 Dark Brown Kid and Catf Oxfords in Classy New English Models at $7.85 Spats in Complete Assortment A most complete line of Spats in all colors, made to fit perfectly, best quality, at J3.00 and ?2..0

New "Ferris" Children's Shoes

$5.00

Girls' Brown Calf Lace Shoes With medium wide

toe. low heels, solid leather lnnersoles

and best oak outersoles. Sizes llVfe to at

Children's sizes, S1, to 11, have wide toe. Price $4.25 Girls' Black Vici Kid and Gun Metal Calf Lace Shoes In best construction of solid leather. Shoes that will give double the wear of ordinary shoes.

Sizes llt to $4.50

Sizes to 11 $4.00

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The Vogue in New Handiwork

Three Art Spe

Combination Suits stamped readyto embroider. Made up of very fine sheer nainsook, sizes 36 to 42, special tomorrow rt 4 Q JT at b I .UJ

cials of More Than

Stamped Scarf on splendid quality of linen crash, a good assortment of designs to be embroidered, specially

priced

at.

23c

Usual Interest Naimsook Gown m ado up and stamped in attractive designs to be embroidered, wonderful value for the

w e e k-

end at.

$2.50

rocenes

New Baby Dresses

SUGAR Finest Eastern Cane, per lb

10?

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Monarch Grape Marmalade, large jar 29 Quart Jar of Pure Cocoa 35 2 cans Bee Brand Tomatoes, No. 2 size 25 2 large packages Grandma's Washing Powder, at 33 Mlnas Blend Coffee, splendid value. 3 lbs.. SI. 00 Fancy Red Alaska Salmon, 1 lb. tall can 31 Quaker or Armour's Rolled Oats, per pkg. IXC

Crispo or Uneeda Biscuit, pkg gj 4 Rolls Crep Toilet Paper Monarch Baked Beans, per can X-4C Wilson's Tomato Catsup, 2 large bottles 25 cans Kitchen Kienzer . - 3 "Cans Smilax Sugar Corn for - 5() Jap Rose Toilet Soap, special 3 bars 28d

California Sardines in Tomato Sauce, per can 12C Best Quality Fresh Peanut Butter, per lb 5 lb. Sack Best Table Salt IOC

Fancy Seedless Raisins, per lb X7C Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour 13c Bee Brand Peas, Per can 14C

Dainty New Dress Styles for Wee Tots Just received and worthy of special mention is an .assortment of infants' long dresses. There are several different i-tyles and trimmings are in ribbon, val lace, embroidery and tucks. Mothers will find these dresses p.re what they most desire. $1.25 to $3.50

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