Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 243, Hammond, Lake County, 27 March 1919 — Page 3

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Our Formal Spring Showing of

Women's Coats, Suits and Gowns Typical American Styles best characterize the showing of Spring Styles now in progress in our ready-to-wear department. It has been a real pleasure to select these garments because we know that you will be unusually pleased when you see them. The styles are delightfully appropriate for Spring they are so charmingly chic The Nifty Designs, Clever Conceptions and Dainty Workmanship are really so remarkable. We want you to come in during the Opening and see them.

All the little accessories so necessary to the New Spring attire are given prominence at the Opening. Come view them.

KAUFMANN & WOLF - Hammond. Indl

The new spring Clothes and Furnishings for Men and Boys are given special display at the Opening. See page Ad tomorrow.

Authoritative Styles in Spring Dolmans, Capes and Wraps That smartness of -style that women demand in their cloth: is a notable feature of The new coats to be shown at our Opening. They mean more than merely new coats, foithey express new ideas, new colors and new materials of great charm and individuality introducing many charming and gracefully draped capes and dolman wraps in rich new colorings. Come see them.

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These of American Wool V'elour. lined with fancy pussy wi'dowsilk. novelty fihoulder effect and

convertible collar, miniature trucks trim the bottom. They come in the (H j r i"rett new Spring shades, excellently tailored. Priced for Opening Sale at.... ,

M New" Dolman Wraps $41.75

Spring Appears in Worn en9 s Tailored and Dressy New Suits These handsome suits comprise the smartest styles youthful models and models for the more mature -woman a suit for every occasion, when a tailored costume is appropriate. Straight line models, belted or sash tied, mannish styles, cape suits, blouse and threepiece costume suits, displaying new cuff treatment, new trimmings.; tunic side-draped or slashed skirts.. We've only space to list but these few:

Suits of Tricotine. Silvertone and Poiret Twill, elaborately embroidered or braided, with vests of silk Trico-

lette and other fancy silks, faultlessly tailored. Navy blue is the favorite ft ry q r-r r' shade, of rourse there -are other colors 'o choose from. Priced at $75 down toO JJL J

Suits at $39.75 to $75

Newest Capes at $28.75

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A pretty collection of these fashionable Spring wraps are being; featured for Openina; Week. Dolmans of Trico Velour and Serges. In navy, 7-ose. copen, Poilu blue, henna and Victory red. Capes are

of bine Serge. Priced for Open

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.J n- sneezing or a tickling in the throat. The most frequent causes are getting wet or rold feet,, or going from hot rooms suddenly hro cold on"s. catching ccVi from contact with other pervrw in crowded street car? or assemblies, freouec'ly there an inner cause, namclv, the "pjcna'ion of the biood, caused by constipation or biliousness. No one ever takes cold unless conttjr?.'.ctl or exhausted, and hanng what we rail rrial-nutrition, whicft is attended wfth impoverhed b!ool and exhaustion of nerre force. 'There h a

continual absorption of poison into the system, 'ess tbr entire intestinal tract is kept dear and clean as possible. For this there is

j no-nnig u;. icr man .aator or a Tegetanie extract 01 Aiav-appie. a iocs, jatap.

iT '. ea m s'a.-coateu puis, ana sota in ererv onig store as ur. t lerrc s rieasani V P--;ItU it i fh common pni-!i-e of everv doctor in the land togive a good purga"ve in any cae wticre he cannot be svire of what will develop. The first thing to do is even' one sho-ild know i to -clean house"' For the cough there is nothing better Vt,an the old (iolden Medical Dicoren . a botanical extract which Dr. Fierce put W.i the market fifty years ago This contains no alcohol but does contain wild cherry bark, cohosh. Oregon grape root, and other botanical ext rsets which are not onlv gool for the sr-stetn. hut check the cough, and this is the Tery best alterative and tonic that I know of to lake for the grippe, as it offers a scientific met hod of treating the blood by improving the nutrittTe functions of the patient. The "Medical Discovery" a!coHjnushes this by first restoring the enfeebled digetive organs, so that food the natural tissue builder will be digested and taken up and ajssinii!avl bv the system. Tiir.re is nothing better for diseases of the stomach, lungs and Llood than this old remedy which every druggist keeps in liquid or tablet form.

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The New and Better Epoch Starting Battery

The starting and lighting battery with the Double Insulation, Hard Rubber and Wood Combined. Absolutely guaranteed for y2 years.

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to any one bafry maker, then give the EPOCH Storage Battery a trial. If we can sell you a better battery at the same if not a lower price, then the Epoch Kattery is the battery you should purchase. We will take your old lisnery in exehan? and allow you a libera! discount for same. We repair and charge all makes of storage batteries. Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed. Calumet Battery Company DISTRIBUTORS

7 STATE STREET.

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Full length Capes of unusual charm, made of fine French Serg in navy blue, with coatee, halted and pockets, tuxedo collar, entire

cape nrald bound and button trim

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.SpriDg Opening at..

$28.75

Sp ring Dolmans at $34. 75 These superb coats in the favorite Dolman style, beautifully tailored of Men's Wear Serge, full lined with fancy silk, large shnwl collar and deep cuffs, several models featured at this price for the Spring aq j 7 1 Opening vi?T't D

I Tailored Suit Special Suits of Gabardine and finest French Serge in strictly tailored effects, featuring belted and box coat models, come with vestees in contrasting materials. Beautiful silk Hn-

ings. and .

Priced at $39.75, $37.5'

'$35.00

Velour Checks at $43. 75 A stunning box coat model with military collar, distinguished by a vest of silk Tricolette. Other smart models are shown in

Velour Checks. W omen s and misses s.zes.

Priced for Spring Opening

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Dolmans, Capes and Coats Specially Priced at $22.50 and $25

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Beautiful Styles The prominent feature of the new Spring mode is the straight-line silhouette, with smart innovations in Russian blouse and new coat effects for afternoon wear; lustrous silk fabrics, with headings and elaborate embroideries prevail.

Pretty, Yet Inexpensive Suits Specially Featured at $25.00 Belted and semi-box "suits of navy blue French Serge, silk braid and button trimmed, some with vestees of white pique: plain tail

ored skirts, sizes for women and misses, cially priced for Spring Opening Sale at .

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For street wear, the strictly tailored frock, with braid and button trimming will be favored. Splendid selections can be made from these. A most cordial invitation is extended you to come in at this time and choose your Spring CJowns.

Spring Gown $39.75 to $56. 75 Special Dress Values, $18.75 New Jersey Dresses $37.50

The individuality and beauty of the models in our Opening showing of Spring styles will appeal instantly. Gracefully draped, silhouette and tunic styles. Georgettes, Tricolettes and rich satins; beaded find embroidered in rich coloring come view them. fZ Z. TC V! 5 to ODO O A Superb Collection

Chic Spring Dresses, five different new and ery attractive models which are developed of rich Satin and Wool Jersey. All the new Sprir.g shades are included in this showing of dresses. They are well worth $22.50 and $25. Specially priced for Opening -f O 7 T Week at - J O.C O of Beautiful Blouses

Special values are featured in Wool Jerse and Silk Tricolette Dresses for the Opening. Tunic nd ves'ee effects, some with sash belts, beautifully embroidered in rich colorings. Included are a number of charming new satin

and Taffeta Dresses. Sizes for women and misses

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! For the woman of taste who seeks something distinctive as well as becoming, this collection of entire new style blouses for early Spring wear has appeal of more than usual interest.

Thev are of excellent quality Georgettes, heavily beaded and cmbroid-

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Blue, Taupe. Flesh and White, all sizes.

Priced at $18.i0 down to Embroidered and Beaded Georgette Blouses, $5.98 Tlemarkable values are offered at this price for the Opening. The variety of models is a,n important feature. Here are collarless blouses and blouses with sailor collars, and with round and "V" shaped necks. All the new shades are here, including navy blue., league blue, biege. "Artillery Red," flesh, maize and -white. All are splendidly made of fine heavy quality Georg- qo ette. Remarkable values at PJsCj

i Rose, Navy M J $8.50

Double S. & H. Stamps All Day Friday

The New Spring Smocks Priced at $2.98 to $3.98 Clever, indeed, are these new smocks of green, rose and blue Linene. embroidered in Springtime colors; tlip-over and button back models, patch pockets and all around belts; women's and misses' sizes. Your particular attention is called to the careful way in which they are made. Placed in two groups and priced for the Spring Opening Sale n Q Q at $2.9S and pOSO

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