Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 22 August 1919 — Page 10

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Har. l in hard with the r.sws that Paris -is roi1 tckincloss . conies the word that mora attention than ev;r is l-fins paid to stockings. One look at these and it is easy to believo the Iat!i?r. Tnev are of a brilliant purple : '.ado with openwork or lace tit'.iLii ar.d white embroidery reaching half way up. Needless to say the price is almost staggering.

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i LARGEST RETAILERS OF SI IN THS WORLD.

LOWELL

HAMMOND STORE

566 Hohman

Open Saturday Evenir. 297 STORES IN 97 CITIES

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ANYTHIKa AND EVERYTHING- IN MUSIC

AND NOTHING- BUT T.IUSIO.

151 State St., Hammond.

Phone o360.

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ve ariv-i -home having re- . ! h :-' .ra!:- . v-r. . M-s. P. M . M. .V:iv atfn1N';v faai-Iy in. or. at Eik--i ly . at Wfnt tr- ChVasro last pv--t-?r.i a big- i nt tr be pullwwr -.f th Mar:i!ff.

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T'!-no of Hammnnd. r ff'r a visit w!'h hf r M:s. J. 1 . I)p-nan. wis a rhi":! -o visitor

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r.eirr.a. wont, to LaTirt ; fs t "rda y to

visit her da-:EThtfr anil family. Mrs. Ruby Alyoa. was a Hammond visitor yostrny. 11 k Kit i (A-im ru nsT Pwo- I'ii. -:(-: t"H. s: n i f Mr. r..l '

Mrs. C. I'. T';::krtn ntvl Miss Ira llayhii'-t. fhuicht.-r of Mr. ar,.l Mrs. i

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Tlie Bnrnliart Coal Co. offors n ydra by vrliich you will bo nblo not onlv in fet your coal at mine prb-cs, '.nit will receive a liaiulsome retuni earh year by j oin in g tl i c eon ipa 1 ly. ( The leases of tliif eonl ronuiany which are br ine: enveloped lie near the pit v of Torre Haute, Tud., vbich-ir5 tlio renter of the '-l industry tbe state.

To benefit from tLI irpo into this company are limited.

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' The foilowinf professional and business ccT with lis.

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e it vf'ii are u ru r-no oniiations to join.

men of Lahc eountv aj'o connect

J. P. Smith Louis Sterling Joseph Stodola Tx-ar IeOuol Tuttlc Cf.lm J. Arkin ITemy Roiuk an II. ,. Tlymas Ilerman Ib-imke Phdin Tl( snik .. A. IJvmas u- 1 Ar .1 ITenrv AVellm r J. Y. I'rr-cntt r t n i Adam Xurois .Toe An- ie J- JjA ohcn 3Lix Bern st phi 13d. J. O'Donnell J. I. Ortt Abe Rosen Math Person Kosnke Bros. BelaKellner Dan Vraein . . .Mrs. Barney O. You ni: Kaplan Bros. J. Spo,-tr CJus P. Stevens Thco. Shalitt I.W. Saric Charles Peterson Prank Joniatis John Pnra KdPuniey TVminmPIias John 'Peto Ma.t Ililbrich 'AbcBlnmenthal am Blumenthal 1 ' Liosenfelt Mat Dumkowski D. . Yon i - ; . Maudor JohnTenkely X. AV. Preeman Ii :tr.-- Pnrtz Steve John Prod C. Dietrich I'ra.uk AVarne Paul John P. J. Mnmi Nicholas Emmerlinc: Jc.eph Ciszczen Joe:i Meyer James Bereolos George Sz?Ko A. J. Swnnson Harrv 11 Rice Nettie D. ITerskovitz Ada irendershot . Sid Kaufman 3L H. Silverman Pyd Jb-ub rh(it . Alvin llu-bers:er Poms Bank Jud.'o Plot. !eora-o C. Stolhorn Joe Gall Tb h n ll 1- Frank Bamhart Julius Fein Br. AVi'Iiams Alichael J. Grimmer

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A mighty line assortment, fellows! There are eashmeres, flannels, cheviots, unfinished worsteds yes, even series. And colors are .jit as wide as to choice for blues and browns and jjrrays and all sorts and degrees of : tripes offers to each man and young fellow the right sort of suit for him. Waist seams the newest clothing wrinkle for the young fellows are represented in abundance. Military models double breasted styles just about every kind and decree of snortiveness and eonservativeness can be found. .The peak lapels and crescent po !;ets add the "nth 'degree" of dash to the college styles while the "settled fellow" who wants service first will get his desires in the more conservative models. Priced at

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$33.50

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Fall

hoes for Men Shoes of style and

quality offered at unusually low prices Brown English Bal classy young men's model, Goodyear welt sewed soles; a high g r a d e.

and the Furnishings What you need now and those little accessories you know you'll need for later all are here in considerable variety to match any man's need and pocketbook. For instance

unusual values, all sizes, at

Underwear

Mesh Union Suits in white and ecru are priced at $1.29

Shirts

Boys' Blouses of fan-

Athletic Union Suits of sheer nainsook foi wear now are priced at 9.V to 2.50

Brown English Eal Brown Shoe, Blucher style, medium wide toe, special value at ... S(5,0

Black Gun Blucher, medium wide toe, Goodyear welt, special at 5.50

Soft Cuff Shirts with cotton bands, in fancy striped percales are on sale at SI. 85

cy percale, madras and chambrav are 95

Black Gun Metal English Bal, a snarpv iaod'"-l. Goodyear

pf'wpd soles, good shoes, a big bargain at

Dark Brown Shoes, blucher st.ylp, have fiber soles that are

guaranteed; all sizes; here's an

opportunity for an unusual buy at

Men's Hose

Fibre Silk Sox in black, white and all colors arc 50c; 3 for. $1.10

Cotton Socks in black white and colors, all sizes, priced at .....19C

Items for tbe Motorist

CLINGSTONE

Opaline Oil 5 gal. $3.79

Store Open till 9:30 Saturday

DIAMOND

TIRES Squeegee Tires r Guaranteed 500'd Miles. Guaranteed 6000 Miles List Our List 0ur Size Price. Price. Size Price. Prtce 30x3 $13.00 $13.25 30xiHi 23.00 16.85 30s3 $15.10 $13.50 32x3i 26.40 19.35 ' 32x32 - 22.40 20.35 -Vn 2560 32x4 30.45 27.50 32x4 nfi 50 2S-50 33x4 32.O0 28.65 33x4 n? 20 28'50 34x4 32 5 29.35 21x1 "S S0 23 65 34X4U 43.SO 39.65

ACCESSORIES

Champion X Ford Spark Plugs 594 Tire Talcum, one-

rimd can 15 r Seal Tex, rubber patch- f ' ing, 50r size at U

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Simon's Polish and U ITDEIJRL

leaner, can -15C

Schrader Tire Gauge I.

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CLINGSTONE INNER TUBES

90 Pure Gum Rubber. Absolutely Guaranteed List Gur List UP Size. Price. Price. Size" Price' Prics31xt $4.90 $3.60 0t1 SO S' 10 ' Xo 5- J -1u 32x1 5.00 3.65 30x3 H 3.60 2.65 3Sx4 5.20 3.85 32x3'i 4.00 2.95 34xf 5.30 3.95

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T . II. Ilarlii)r.t. wre united In marriasro at Crown Ruint Wodnci'day. The m'wly inarric ) co.iplp lft fr'T a short hnni ymon trip in IKinois :'tr which th-y will ret:;rn to Lowell uti're tlify wi!' miik" their fi;ture '.i:if. Th '.''iTi f'frj'.' are arrrM-c the most :,::.!rv reFi'eeti 1 cit!Z'-ns of '.t Crei k t-.wn: hip r.n-i th v ar rcoeiv. i i' t!ie cor s talula C."ti. of their many

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POOR WOMAN MAKES SACRIFICE "For years I have doctored for indirection nnl severe bloating with gas. all my minify had pone for doctors and medicine, which did me no good. I had lost all faiih in medicines and as I hae to work hard for the few dollars I earn, was afraid to risk any more money. A year afcro my neighbor told me to try Miyr's Wonderful Remedy . I have found it to lie the best medicine in the world and am glad I made the Facrifice."

married in Crown Po-nt'K is a fdmple. harmless preparation

that removes the catarrhal mucus from

the inte.Mi tal tract and allays the In- I

llanmiation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including1 appendicitis. One dose will convince. O" money refunded. At druggists everywhere. Adv.

r o noN-iionviiT F.. Condon i.iid Miss

Violet

Riurnr.on. The affair was nr. only the parents and the

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lloevrt and is cue of Lowell's ia-hty rsi.-ctd vniina ladies.

"i.e sroom was a teacher in our hish ' I ooi last year an' trad" many warm

Dcn't Spoil Your Hair By Washing It

Epps an dfamily motored to Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Fcdersen who have been enjoying1 an outing at Racine, Wis., returned home yesterday.

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' When you wash your hair, be careful

! what you use. Most soaps and prepar- i jr.. i c 1 ihair.poi contain too much alkali, j 2 ; vhi.-h is very injurious, as it dries ' he : ' s.t'p and makes th; hair brittle. J;"3 j "'lie best tiling t,-' use is Muisitie. co- j JZ cc-anut oil shampoo, for this is pure and j :.'irc!y grensh ss. It's vt-ry cheap ar.d I

f oral? an thing else all to pie;s. s.

friends while here. The younf? couple left for a short honeymoon trip, immediately after the ceremony. They will be at home to their friends after September 1st at Webster, S. D. where, Mr. Condon has been engaged as instructor in the schools of that city.

Mrs. J. Kooy entertained her mother and sister of Uernice and relatives from. New Jeisey on Wednesday. Mrs. Decker of West Pullman visited relatives here Saturday. IVter Baker invested in a motorcycle recently. The results are two bruised knees and arms. We hear one of our young men has gone to Kansas and w;!l brirg a bride home with him.

DR. CARTER HAVE YOUR GLASSES FITTED BY AN OCULIST ''si-..--: -V.:i.1 .r . w,

HOBART

Better call up The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then you'll be sure it will be there.

Write or call by plione X. is connected with the compair

W. Free ;un. :!" l).ty St.. Naiiiinoiid. Tnd.. wlio ;md is (v,e !' tlicir representatives. 1'lione HWX

He will call on you and explain the plan.

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cm get this at an1,' diug store, an I a few ounces will iast the whole family for -months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. about a teaspoonful 's all that is required. It makes n abundance; of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair tlries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, uirt and dandruff. Adv,

j The Whist Club will meet tonight j with Mrs. Frank Beltzhoo.ver. j Mrs. John Sterling of Bast Chicago

visited her parents yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. lit. Johnson. Mrs. John Killigrew is visiting her relatives in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. I... Guyer have returned home after a week's visit in Detroit. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Epps and family left today fcr their home In Grand Rapids, Mich. Charles Cluster and family and Alf

Or. Carroll Home 155 STATE ST., HAMMOND, !ND. PHONE 3419.

PHONE 644. SUITE 300. DR. J. W. ACTON DENTIST HAMMOND BLDG., HAMMOND. Na Office Hours: 9-12 a. m.; 1:30-5 p. m. Evenlnas: 6:30 to 8 p. m.

Your eye may need treatment or glasses. As oculists we can advise you. (,'JLD riLLF-D, $-5, $6, 17. Js, W, 10; SOLID t.OLD, $6, $;. $3, $9. JtO, $11. Sli Special attention to school children. It you have headache or weak eye, come to a reliable octilisr. located on State Street, tor 22 years. Artificial eyes fitted. Crou Eye S.-' tined. All Ey Di-tsa V. .Iw2. FRAWKrH C. trt.E, M. D. sign cr w.jLi.:a Liizrrj 12 South StaU S il fo--, CLicajj Hours; 9 a. n.. to C i,. rc isuily, 10 to 1- i.

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