Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 29, Hammond, Lake County, 22 July 1919 — Page 10

THE TnfES. Tuesday. 3ulr rr2. 1919. I, I . Double Stamps Wednesday JULY SALES i

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I These Specials for All Day Wednesday and Until the Store Closes Thursday 12:30 P. M. Uust AnotherGood Man Gone Wrong" FoxTrot Pepfuliy played by the Louisiana Fiv. Jazz Orchestra, the newest Columbia combination, which also playi the coupling "Yelping Hound Blues." another irresunbW; fox-trot A-2742 85c " ix Hosiery Items July Sales i Children's Sox Children's Sox Excellent quality lisle; fancy colors, sizes 5 to Children's Hose A real value for boys and girls; Rood "wearable weight (seconds) ; Women's Hose -fi- .1-- v-iC. TY .' Women's white fibre silk hose v S1. Special, 35c special at per pair 19c out sizes only. Special value at per pair 68c "w r, J-fi.-t

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lears lor iOve ) -Lnc step Yima Yuma Blues -RecTrot "Teari (of Love)," introducing" "I'm Glad I Caa Mike You Cry"

tad ria jarain. won t mute you cry, but dance. "Yazna Yama Blue" will nuke you dance orno more. A-2741 65c

0& V "iUmm's Lullaby-Walti I ft ATheRcd LantenT-fratTrot ;;

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The Happy Si play thi perfect waltz, and the WaldorfAtori Dance Orchestra thi faraou fox -trot from the music especially composed for NazimoTa' great new motioo picture, "The Red Lantern."

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'Every Columbia Dealer Has It

6S Splendid Selections Played by the Following Great Organizations

Colum& t Orehtr Cojmb' Bansi J ackers Brothers W 'r C Sc;auii'i Orijr:nai Jiix Band Mirwnojphofe Baod r! V :iiitr i Rector Nwel(y Orcheitr Wa.'rforf-Atox-- Dnce Verte JiUimi Orencstra Jovnfi C Swth Orcher Pfj-'Kt Orchtw

Pntcc'i Baaaf 0nai DaMi4U Jul Band Borbce't Juj Orcbcfe

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MempKa Jocr Date Orcb era Lmjna Five Jai Orchera The Kavpr Sir Royat MarioibMi Band tij9p and Bama (Onarn anH Pujoot Vw pt Tro

Lovite. Fcrera ! Gr lUBH,HartMB Trto) Va Oamji' u) OrchRra Uarcvm Brecbara (A Ftro and Owi4o DtiT (Aceortftoa) B Nmor KAisumki K riv Orrliejtra lw tf Whit Mancnb. Ba.atl Uwn.ttp Ban. ! Don R Kaara1 10a Or-cbafra

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Mis Carolina Gradle, daughter of Mr. i-ril Mrs. John Grad:e of Chicago, and Mr. Clarenco Kaxton. junior rticmbor of the firm of Haxton i Son. milk dealers, of this place, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon. Tho ceremony was performed at Crown Point by Rev. Ayling and was witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roper of this place. They, in company with Mr. and Mr?. Itper. left f"i- a week's isit In the northern part of Ml.-.hlgan. Upon returning they will T'siue at the home of the groom's parn's uiiti! the Scharabach house in the Firield subdivision is completed, which they will, then occupy. The bride has r.Er.y friends here as she has for the I a Ft few years been employed at "he

Quick Relief for Eczema

San Cura Ointment Is a Marvelous

Ointment for Many Other Distressing Ailments. Ean Cura Ointment has relieved many case? of itching, bleeding and protruding; piles. It has drawn the poison from end completely healed runr.lr.gr sores end fever sores which were so old and chronic that everyone who saw them considered them helpless. San Cura Ointment is guaranteed by E U Reid, Calumet Bldar- East Chicago; Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor; Harry's Drug Store, Citizens" Bldg.. Hammond. Ind . and Mattern Drug Co.. Vhiting. Ind., to do as stated above and elso to banish tetter, boils, carbuncles, to heal ulcers, cuts, burns, scalds and bruises, or money back. Tb same guarantee holds good for chilblains, chapped hands and face, so you rfsk not a penny when you buy a Jar for 30c, 60 c. $120 and S2.4". For tender skin and to secure a perfect complexion use San Cura Soap. It's the best scap for babies, too. as it prevents contagion 23 cents. Thompson Medical Co.. Titusvi'.le, Ta. Adv.

local telephone office. Mr. Lynn Carey, who made his home with his grandmother, Mrs. "VVm. Carey of South Chicago, but formerly of this rlace, was drowned Saturday while swimming at a lale in Michigan. Whera he had trone in company with other boys for a few days out'ing. He was about sixteen years old. The body was shipped to South Chicago yesterday and today will be shipped here for burial. Mr. Vernon Thaeger. who has been suffering during the past few days with an infected foot caused from stepping on a nail last Friday, is getting along nicely. Mrs. A. C. Knight and children, who have been visiting with relatives at Fort Wayne during the past two weeks, have returned home. Mrs. Boose, of Chicago, is here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Ktilman for a few days.

LOWELL

LESSONS IN OPTOMETRY

BY E. C. CARROLL Of Carroll A Newton

MAJTT TACIAI. DETECTS AE2 CAUSED BY EVE STRAIN. Haven't you often r.-tioM recple who squint, and whose foreheads hecome wrinkled permanently therefrom? You doubtles have. But did you know that most of that corn's from some defect of vision? Fiulnting is of'en an attempt to see normally when the eyes are in an abnormal condi'ion. A reron who squints would be wise to have us examine Ins eyes.

CARROLL & NEWTON Optometrists and Jewelers 188 State St., Hammond, Ind.

Thomas and Beth Hatter of Roanoke. Ind.. are here visiting friends. Rev. C. A. Brown. Harold Sanger, and the Misses Pearl Hoevet Marion Nelson Ruby Hill went to Battle Ground Ir.d., last evening to attend the Kpworth League convention which is In session there all week. Mrs. F. K. Brownell received a telegram yesterday moaning from her son. Ralph, saying that he had landed safely in New York after a year's service n France. He is expected liome in a few days. Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Vandercarr Sunday, a boy. Mrs. Frank Robinson, cf Hammond, is visiting her mother. Mrs. John Klein and other relatives here. ?Ir. and Mrs. Herm Rurdy of Hammond are visiting his mother Mrs. H. H. Furdy. The corn crop Is beginning to show the effects cf continued dry weather. Word has been received here that Harry Steward, who Is in the Wesley hospital In Chicago, is not so well. Miss, Maxine Petry has returned from a two weeks -visit with friends in Hobait. The merry-go-round that has been in operation here since the fourth of July has moved to greener pastures. Times news service is the best toriishins results if their users are to be believed.

VICTIMS RESCUED

Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous because of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they giva that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL

The vorld's standard remedy for the: disorders, will often ward off these diseases and strengthen the body against further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists. Look for t! Dtrne Gold Madl on ovary bra ad accept oo inutatioa

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Infant's Hose

Infants' wool hose la good va

riety of colors; sizes 4 to 6V&;

very special per pair at

39c

Boys' Hose Boys' ribbed hose in excellent wearing quality; all sizes; splendid

value at per pair

25c

Women's Hose Women's fibre Bilk hose; medium grey; Russian, calf; gold ?C" and suede; pairJ OL

Yard Goods at Mid Week Savings

Shaker Flannel Bleached Shaker Flannel TM regular 25c quality. -fl Special per yard at B If 5 Surgical Cloth SS-inch Bleached Surgical Cloth Our regular qual- f ity. Special per yard at 5

Apron Gingham

Lancaster Arron Ginghams;

blue and white chocks; Cfe

worth 29c; per yd. at..

Cheviot Shirtings

Cheviot Shirting?, light blue and

grey patterns; 3."c quality at per yard.

27c

Wash Materials Mercerized poplins, pongees and ottomans, plain colors. ()Q i.'c qualities, at yard.... $t!lt Summer Voiles Summer voiles A clean-up; regular values up to BC)rf PSc. Special per yard 4ot

Pink Corsets Wash Silk Gowns

with baby blue trim of silk braid; .elastic gores tinder the5 bust;, free hip model; low bust; for slender or average figure

types; sizes 20 to

26 at

$1.95

of pink designed with French knots In blue and pink, hemstitched top; regularly sold at

$4.95. Special value for Wed

nesday and Thurs

day at

$3.79

Bust Ruffles Bust Forms, Corset" Pads, of all kinds; sew-oa supporters in both pink and white; a full line of sanitary goods for sale in our Corset Section. (Second Floor.

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Many More New

w aso uresses

Arrived This Morning An unusual selection of wash dresses received the other day

is improved "by the addition of fifty more of better grade. These new dresses are of finest voiles, daintily trimmed, in cool effect of finest materials. These complete assortments were secured at substantial reductions. They were bought only a few days ago, expressed here and priced low for quick selling. Values such as these have made this store what we delight

la calling it "the shopping center of the Calume't region." Our complete range of wash dresses In every imaginable style, and sizes to fit every one, are priced at $5.95 and $8.95

July Reductions in Shoes

Palm Beach and Outing Suits

Made by America's Leading Clothing Makers

Included are the newest shades in well tail

ored summer suits. Don t miss this oppoi

tumty to secure your outing suit. On sale at

514.75

$6.50 Patent Oxfords, reduced to . .... ..S4.9S $6 Patent Pumps reduced to $3.98

$5 "a an Pumps, low heels, mcdi-

.urn toe, reduced to i-.bl $4.50 Patent and Kid Oxfords . low heels with strap, at. $3.48 $6 Tan and Patent Oxfords, high heels, reduced to. . .$3.98 $5.85 Brown Oxfords with low heels, reduced to. $4.85

$6.50 Brown Kid Oxfords, high

heels, reduced to $4.o $3.50 Misses' Pumps, sizes ll1 to 2, at $2.69 $3.00 Child's Pumps, sizes 8V'to 11, at $2.29 $3.50 Boys' Oxfords, reduced to $2.69 $4 Gun Metal Pumps, low heels. 21 a to 7, at $3.4S $3" Men's Comfort Oxfords. black kid, at $2.39 $2.50 Men's Brown Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, at. . .$1.95

Men's Palm Beach Trousers Get an extra pair for vour OtTN Palm Beach Suit, at. . .- ijtOSr Our Trouser Sale Begins Tomorrow Hundreds of pairs of all kinds of trousers are on sale here Hammond's trousers headquarters, at

$14.75

$9-98

A -95

$e.98

Boys' Suits Reduced 6 $8 l3-?i

Union Snlta 79c Sreas SHirt.$1.39 Cooper's Union Sulta 1.33 Ken's Cotton Host 19c Union Made Work SAirts 95c Railroad Overalls 31.95 Fiamal Wor Skirts 51.50

Children's Gingham Dresses

Children's gingham dresses of good quality, made up in charming styles that will delight little girls and their parents. Inexpensive

and practical for playtime wear; they are wonder-

fu values. Ages 2 to 14 years, at

-$1.39

Velvet Bags Will

Leather is rising rapidly in price, and in the interest of economy fashion has decreed that velvet bags will be the vogue. To make sure that her word will be accepted she has designed bags altogether more charming than we have seen before. Bags are of velvet and mirrored velvet with silver frames, plain and elaborately designed; Filk lTning, siik tassels and inside toilet fittings add to their attractiveness.

e the Style

New Fall Ribbons The many new Fall Ribbons are now having their first showing. The new metal effects, brocades, stripes, plaid?, etc., priced from 59c to $15

Boys' Seeping Garments One-

piece style, made of fine quality

dlnrity; special value

98c

Infants' Vests Long or short sleeve styles; special- jl ly priced at, each B r.

Sealpax Undersuits "Little Brother" and "Little Sister" styles. Freeh from the laundry to you; double seat for double wear; elastic non-binding back band; rip proof side opening; guaranteed. Ages 2 to 12 years. 98c to $1.25

36 Inch Curtain Scrim Yard ISVkc

5i to $17

.50

Lissue Hdk'fs

Lissue handkerchiefs are made in Great Britain of registered designs and guaranteed color; dainty stripe and

bar effects, (lood value at each

39c

Curtain Ecrim with neat openwork border; worth 20c on today's market. Special at

131c

Marquisette and Voile Curtain Material In white, Ivory and natural; regular 40c quality. On sale at per yard 29 Voile Curtains 24 yards long, in white, Ivory and natural; lace trimmed edge; specially priced, pair. SI. 79

25x50 Inch Rag Rues Hit and miss patterns; fringed at both ends. Special for this sale st S1.29 Brussels Rues, size 9x12 feet; small all over and Chinese designs; good value for this ' 331.50

Mid Week Grocery Economies Take the elevator to our (third floor) Grocer-. Come once and you will be a regular customer of this section. Save a little each day; It counts up in the end. . Crystal Domino Granulated Sugar with grocery order of $1.50 or more iUvjA.lv (f!our, soap or dairy products not included). 5 lb. package DOC

Fancy Red Alaska Salmon, 1 lb. can 28 Hire's Root Beer Extract, per bottle 19C Monarch Tomato Catsup, regular :5c bottle 21 Bee Brand Sifted Peas, three cans . 49( Best Quality Feanut Butter, (not delivered, per lb 21C Pet BrandMilk. (10 cans limit), per can 15C

25c

Swift's Washing Powder,

large package

California Oil Sardines, can - 5C Campbell's Famous Tomato Soups, all kinds, can....Q0 Weem's Maid Tomatoes, No. 2 si:e. 3 cans Quart Jar Crown Apple Butter, only 35 Rub-no More Soap (10 bf.rs limit), in bars 69C

Washington Crips Corn Flakes, pkg. IOC Good Quality Jap Rice, 2 it-? 25c Quart Jar Best Quality Cocoa --35C Squire's Prepared Mustard, large jar - -10C 10 bars Fitzpatrick's Laundry soap 55C

Summer Millinery Reduced Splendid Selections for Right Now Wear Hats of velvet and maline and taffeta

and georgette combinations, trimmed with flowers and ostrich feathers, ribbon and wool embroidery. The latest styles for late summer are to be seen greatly reduced for clearance. Hats to please everyone

Fancy Michigan Navy Bean?, (3 lbs. limit t, 3 lbs 33(

3. to J6

.95

a Velvet and Duvetyne Tarns A good selection of velvet and duvetyne tarns in all colors. Srcart new shapes that will give s'yle to your outfit. Specially priced from

2M to $5

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