Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 19, Hammond, Lake County, 10 July 1919 — Page 16

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THE TIMES. Thursdav. July 10, 1919. COUNT'S DAUGHTER TO WED AMERICAN SEE PAGES 8 and 9 Turn to the center pages of this paper and read the announcement or our greatest Clearance Sale. Every ltom is a value that you will quickly realize. Double Stamps All Day Friday add to the savings of the busiest day of the season at this store tomorrow, Friday, July the 11th. i tr

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Donna Anna I.atitia PcccL

The enrasrement of Donna Anna I.atitia Pecct, daughter of Count and Countess Cam ill o 1'ecci of Rome, Ituly, to Cecil Charles Blunt of New York, son by a former marriaee of the Countess of Montmorenci oi Paris, has just been announced. Mile. Pecci is a member of one cf Rome's cldeft families. Sh is at present in Pixris, visiting the Marquise de Talleyrand IVritrord, who in an aunt of the Duke of rduatmoieiicy.

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property In the allied and associated countries and in Germany. The economic provisions Insofar a5 they relate to commercial relations provide through stipulations favored nation treatment by Germany to the allied in i associated countries in matters relatingto exportation and importation, custom?, duties restrictions on experts and -imports. Free entry for a limited rtt-riod are accorded to exports and lmports. Free entry for a limited period 'ire accorded to goods originating in Alsace-Lorraine, in German territory ced--d tr I'oiand and in Luxemburg-. :Tav--red nation treatment is accorded flsh-in?-vessels of the allied and associated povera In German territorial waters. Germany roust suppress falsi mat kings -wrarpir.s and rrotoct allied and a. sociaied tra-le against unfair competition. In. addition aKied and associated bjecis carving on prof-seions or business la Germany are gien favored nation treatment, given access to the German courts .aid tho alli- d and associated co'.intries are saf-gn.iarled in the right to send consular officers to Germany. National treatment is also secured for vessels of the allied and associated powers by Germany. All cf 'hese commercial relations provisions 'ak the placi of the abrogated comrriTelil and caturalizn ;ir ri treaties and ar declared to be in harmony with the present policy and practice of the United states. The treaty section abrj?r.tes all war re.tie3 forced by Germany, Including those -with Rustia and Ron man la as wcM as all understandings with the Gentra! Powers. The United States, under these provisions is respired to its pre-war status in its relation with Germany while it get? rid ff ft number of niic'.ent treaties concluded with various ' 'rt'rman states whioh were embarrassing In their application rrior to the United States fee tu ally ent'-ritip the war. The debt section creates a system of ''oar;r.!r houses for tho settlement of fiebts and other obligations due from r.Ations cf the allied and associated governments to German nationals and vice versa. The UiiU-d States probably will not enter this scheme, the America delegation comp'IMnp the insertion of a clause which exempts governments from lt3 operations unless within six

ims WEEK AT

39c 50c Regularly

39c

California Syrup of Figs, 60c size at (War tax, 2c. ) Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin, 50c size at (War tax. 2c) Milk of Magnesia, 50c size at (War tax. 2c.) Asafedite Pills. 3-gr., bottle of 100 at (War tax. 2c) Pompeian Day Cream, 50c size at (War tax.. 2c.) Stillman's Freckle Cream, 50c size at (War ta. 2c.)

Daggett & Ramsdell Cold Cream. 50c size (Wur tax. 2c.) Blue Beauty Rouge, 50c size at (War tax. 2c.) Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, 50c size... (War tax. 2-c) De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, 50c size (War tax, 2c) Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 50c size

(No tax.)

3Sc 33c 38c 38c 39c 38c

39c 39c 3Sc

4k Semi-Amual Ijf S7 Tp j U z- rM-i

Two more days remain in which to take advantage of our great semi-annual sale of standard drugs, medicines, toilet articles, soaps, etc. These items listed are only a few of the many on sale. No phone or mail orders accepted; ve reserve the right to limit quantities.

Pond's Van-

fSsssSa ishing Cream

30c jar

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(War tax, lc.)

Woodbury's Facial Soap

25c size rci 1 -4 O

oar, 13V yTT5 (Wur tax. Jc.)

Pebeco Tooth I 1 Fletcher'8 Paste Castoria 50c size, per tube Known the r,,-, i j-z? -j world over, 35(1 y'-'-ivSma size at 2 ic (War lax. t I ( War tax, lc

Camphorated Oil, 1 oz. ISc

2 lbs. Epsom Salts 1 5c

. 4 oz. Denatured Alcohol 15c

Para f fine' Oil, lnre bottle 1 Sc

Spirits Camphor 1 oz. 1 5c

Boric Acid, large box

15c

Pure Glycerine

2 ozs.

Tincture Iodine 1 oz. 15c

THIS WEEK AT

19c 25c Regularly

Olive Tanlets, 25c size War tax. let Carter'e Little Liver Pills (War tax, lc.) Energine, 35c bottle at Beecham's Pills, 25c size at (War tax. lc.) Nature's Remedy. 25c Size at

(War tax. lc.) Waltz Dream Talcum Powder, 25c size

( War tax, lc.) Astor's Complexion Soap, F.5c size at (War tax lc.) Cuticura Soap, 25c size at , (War tax, lc.) Ex-Lax Wafers, 25c size at (War tax. lc.) 25c Tooth Brushes, at (No tax.) Phenolax Wafers, 25c size at

(War tax, lc.)

I9c 19c (9c 19c 19c 1 9c 1 9c ISc f 9c 19c

Prescription Service An expert Registered Pharmacist is in charge of our Prescription Department. All prescriptions and household formulas intrusted to us are carefully filled by a competent pharmacist. Our drugs and chemicals are the product of the best known and most reliable manufacturers and are of guaranteed freshness and purity.

Rubber Goods and Dr us Sundries (r

Cream Velour Pow- Oil Witch Turpentine "Pit" Dve Lysol, Castor Oil, Lime Bay Rum, 2 oz. Tartar, der Puff, Citronella Hazel, large Soap, 10c large large Water, large Glycerine & large box large size large bottle 4 ozs. bottle pkgs. 2 for bottle ' bottle 1 pint, bottle Rose Water 1 5c 1 5c 1 5c 1 5c 1 5c 1 5c 1 5c - 1 5c 1 5c 1 5c i5c

Dora Face Powder Imported; all shades, at 43c (War tax. 2c)

FREE TO Asthma Sufferers A New Home Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time.

vTe have a new method that controls Asthma, and we want you to try it at cur expense. Xo matter whether your , jso is of long- standing- or recent development, whether it is present as Hay Xver or chroric Af-thma, you should send for a free trial of our method. No n.tter in what climate you live, no patter what your ape or occupation, if t. re troubled with Asthma, our method f-hould relieve you promptly. Wo t cneci.'ilty want to send it to those n "parent 1 v h'-'peless oasis, where all f ;rms of inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, '-patent smokes," etc.. bfiva failed. We want to show every- . re at our exp. use. that this new- method is designed to end all difliulties. all wbcesit'S. "and all those terrible paroxisms fit once. This free ofir is too important to neglect a sinsle day. Write now and beprirt method at once. Send no money. Sunply mail coupon below. Do it today.

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$1 Fountain Syringe, red rub, her, complete with attachments, at - 69C 35c Syringe Tubing, special per length at oo,

50o Household Rubber Gloves, all sizes, at 39C 6 yards Sterilized Gauze, special 75c value at 59C $1 Hy'ne Suppositories, woman's greatest relief, at 9C

$2 Whirling Spray

Syringe, special for Bathing Caps, larg"

this sale . 1 CC)

variety at J1.25 to 10c

White Enamel Irrl-

J complete with at- regular S1.25 per vd.

tachments 1.25 Rt -87C

wmr r' " 81 Mc: inch first quality

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$2 Combination Hot Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe, red rubber, complete with all attachments, at SI. 63 2-qt. Hot Water Bottles, guaranteed not to leak; $1 and 1.25 values at 69C

Ingram's Milkweed Cream

Be a friend to your skin preserve or improve your complexion. Ingram's MHkwed Crearu-is "different," because it's better. "There's beauty in every jar!' There's comfort in every trial it invigorates it's refreshing it removes blemishes without the irritation. (Jive your skin the natural slow and freshness "Ingram's" beau titles and youthiiles. Price 45c 89c

FREE Kor this sale we will Five free of charge a box of Ingram's trial size toilet articles with each purchase of Milkweed Cream.

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Mavis Talcum Powder, Special at 17c

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, $1.25 Size, 93c

25c Babcock's Corylopsis Talcum at 18o PinaudVi Vegetale Toilet Water,

Djer Kiss Face Powder, 75c box yfV per doiup i.uu

t '-55c v f.r j n i 1 1 . i. . j rn

XX s'ze at ' - 45c

Hermo Balm, tne great wmuning powder, bottle 50c (War tax 2c) Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 50c size at - 39c

(War tax 2ct

(Wax tax 3c)

Marinello Lettuce 50c Pussy Willow Cream, per Jar 63c Face Powder 43c (War tax. 2c)

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Never Say "Dye"

Coigates- Assorted Perfumes.

TfTljf (War tax lc) flAMscxW Day Dream Perfume, per oz $2

Oriental Bouquet, special per oz. $1 30c Amolin, the great deodorant, at : 25 ( W ar' tax lc) Mulsified Cocoanut Oil, 60c size

Boric Acid, special 1 lb. pkgs. at 39c; lbs. at 25s Jasmin Cream, the tourist's friend, per jar 60c (War tax 3c) Sal Hepatica, special, $1.20 size at $1 (War tax iz ) 60c size at 50c (War tax 2c) 20c size at 25c

Sloan's Liniment, special 60cpg5

at nac ; (War tax '2c) f

3c size at 25c (War tax lc) After Shaving Talcum, can.25( (War tax lc)

50c Cuticura Oint- 6lV La Voris Mouth ment, special 45c Wash 49c (War tax 2c) (War tax 2c) '

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Beautiful Colors Keep all your washable garments beautifully colored and always fres;h and dainty with RIT 10c Cake or Flake Will not stain hanS-s nor injure mo?t delicate fabric. On sale here 2 pkgs. 15c-

I n'm Fnr PnMer Waltz Dream Face t (War tax 2c)

at -- 78c Powder, all shades, Mjk f Magnesia nt box . . 50c . .

. wc pl7e J(. FJ Djer Kiss Compact 5c size .. 19c !'rRouge, special per Ktl?1

box 50c 60c Black Flaa In- I . " :

Senreco Tooth paste sect Kowaer, special

( W ar tax lc ) . . . . . o t $1.10 Nuxated ron. Kolynos Tooth Paste , 30c size at 24c (War tax lc) (War tax 40.)

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Vinol Tonic, 51.25 bottle at 89c (War tax 4c.) S. S. S. for the blood.

11.75 size at $1.49 Oil at

(War tax lc)

Peroxide of Hydro

gen, 16 oz. at 15c

(War tax lc)

Stanolax Mineral

(War tax 6c.)

(War lax 2c)

39c NRCKIDM

of -ta

$1 size at... 83c puto, Water, quarts (War tax 4c.) at ' 39c $1 Nujol for consti- """.T7.- . u nation 83c 75c Melhn's Baby

, W ar tax 4c. )

Food

. 69c

Standard Soaps Everyone at a Bargain Price

Palmolive Toilet Soap,

special at doz. bars Sic; bar...

Sweet Marie Toilet Soap

5c bars special at S for..

71c let Soap

25c

35c Astor's Complexion

Soap, very special at, bar

(War tax. let Colgate's Round Shaving

Tablets, f)

bar

2r; Cuticura Soap, special tr: i9c (War tax, lc. )

19c

Sayman's Vegetable Soap, Olivilo Toilet Soap-

Hard Water Castile Soap,

special p.t 3 bars far

box of 3 cakes

(War tax. lc. ) 30c Resinol Soap Special

per bar at -

(War tax, lc.) Assorted Bath Tablets-

Special at 3 for .

30c

25c

lc.) Tablets 25c

known to everyone;

cake S'2ci dozen.. J)JC

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My Lady Beautiful

Blackheads

Jv coarse pores do not make for beauty. Wrinkles and premature lines

are not tolerated by the woman who cares. You can have n beautiful, clear, smooth, youthful complexion if you will only use the one cream necessary for both day and night Hermo Almond Cream. Purchase a jar of Hermo Al

mond Cream during this sale at

50c

IEES TRIAL COTTPON. FRKTinit ASTHMA CO.. Room 2?FX, Nu'srara and Hudson sts., luffaio, 'X. V. Send free trial of your method to:

months they give notice of a deslr to participate. The section dealing- with property rights and interests is of peculiar interest to the Vnitcd States. It was this section that created the widest difference of opinion between the economic experts of the various allied nations. All were unanimous in endeavoring to have all sequestered rroperty pooled. The Vnited States delegates protested and carried their objections through many weary weeks of negotiations. Finally they carried their point and instead of an international tribunal disposingof property taken over by the United States, the congress, as the lawmaking body itself will decide what is to be done with the Germany proper" and moneys held in the Vnited States. Claims can be compiled and the right Is left with congress to determine whether German property held in the Vnited States shall be applied to the settlement of these claims. Germany is obligated to restore the property of nationals of the allied and associate I

powers to r ay over the proceeds of (

property that has been sold and to make compensation for damages committed to sequestered property. The allied and associated governments reserve the right to retain and to liquidate the property of German nations and to hold the proceeds thereof as pledg-e for the satisfaction of losses growing out of

ajiv action tw fiftrman nil thoritAea -with

SCORES OF GERMAN PRINCES WANT TO "SOB" FOR KAISER

(STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. H. SERVICE 1 BERLIN. July . Several hundred German princes will present themselves before an allied tribunal and demand trial for the acts for which the ex-kaiser Is accused, if the idea of Prince Friedrich "Wllhelm of Lippe is carried out. The prince, who is now residing: at Frankfort-on-the-Oder, has sent tele-

reference to property of nationals of allied and associated countries. Frovlsions protect the pre-war claims of the United States article 29S, Annex Tart 4 claims for rroperty damaged or seized in Germany will be passed upon by a mixed arbitral tribunal but the disposition of the property seized or liquidated by the United States Is determined by congress. The United States by special stipulation Is exempted from the clearing house for claims created by the other contracting parties, liquidated property to be used under sub-paragraph 2, Article 297, "in acordance with its laws and regulat ioiim "

grams to all German princes, simultaneous with the offer of Triace Kitel Friedrich, son of the cxikaiser, to substitute himself for his father for trial in London. "German impotence." wired Frinoe Frledrich "W'iihelm, "has brought on German self-disarmament and has given our enemies a chance to satisfy their thirst for. revenge with greedy manifestations-, which demand our emporer, who. until recently, they envied. "The degradation they want to bring on him also strikes us. Shall we stand aside when the emporer treads the path of sorrow. It cannot be, must not be. We German princes who stood close to him in the good times, followed him in war and in peace, and carried the sword which was also his. we now etand by him, calling out to our enemies: 'Take us for him, or with him." "German cousins, that is my call to you. Let us prove that German faithfulness still lives. It was a true oath we swore him for which so many of our KlrA lullnr r- Vvr-a I V. " - . ' '

the enemy. Let us also now in upholdingGerman princely honor, stand by the kaiser with our lives." Prince Eitel Friedrich today refused to add anything to the statement he made, offerinsr to place himself at the disposal of the allies as a substitute for his father. "American correspondents must seek Information elsewhere," he saJd over the telephone from Potsdam. A monarchist organization called "The league ofGerman men and women for the protection of the personal liberty of William II," has sent an open letter to the ex-kaiser . urging him to return to Germany.

Fashion's Forecast

By Annabel Worlhington

CHILD'S DRESS.

Ask Your Neighbor. It has been said that there Is now hardly a city, town or village in this country wherein some woman does not reside who has found health in that good, old-fashioned remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeteable Compound. Theretore, if you are suffering from some

ailment, and hardly know what to do for it, and have tried other remedies j

without help, ask your neighbor If she has ever used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If she herself has never had the need for it. undoubtedly she knows others who were just in your condition and who have been re-

A little dress for play hours Is this one. whose chief charm is Its simplicity. No. 933S may be made at rery li' tie eipenee if one uses remnants of materials which, perhaps, may have ben left ever froa other dresses. In the illustration tbe long waist is of white voiie, with tbe two piece skirt section and trimmings of red and white checked Toile. The front of the skirt is cut in fancy outline and pocket are set in at each side. The child's dress No. SX;3S, is cut in sizes 2, 4, C and 8 years. The 4 year size requires yard 30-inch checked material, with the some amount of plain materiaL Trice 10 cents.

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