Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 6 September 1919 — Page 8

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THE TTMKft September 6, 191.

LOWELL

Mrs. W. V. Ackerman visited her sister. Mrs. James Pinkerton and husI'and In Shelby yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wood w?re Chicago visitors yesterday. Sol Jeffers died In the Hammond hospital Thursday nlsht. His remains were Brought to Lowell yesterday by undertaker Sheets and funeral services were held today at 2.30 p. m. Interment was made in the Sanders buryingr ground in West Creek township. Sol Jeffers came to this country 25 cr SO years ago and worked for a few days in town and later went to Charles Sanders home in West Creek wir h has sinc made his Home. He was a bichelor. He was l l m , -

an odd character. Everyone knew him but no one. with possibly an exception or two could ay they were intimately acquainted with, him. He went his own way and allowed other people to do the same. Tie lived a quiet life and so far as la known no one knew whether he had and relatives living or not. Mrs. Cora Simpson and children returned to their home in Merady villo, last evening: after a visit here with her sister. Mrs. F. I.,. Hunt and husband.

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DE LUXE THEATER HAMMOND NEXT WEEK Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Mary Pickford "The Hoodlums" We thin It's the greatest character study in Mary Pick! ortTs entire career

Mr. and Mrs. Mike and Mr. and Mrs. John Behrens attended the weddingof a relative at Turkey Creek on Wednesday. Mr. George and Sophie Blschoff. of Chicago, visited on Sunday with Mary Sihaller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schaller entertained the Misses Etta Koliver. Lillian Murray. Anna Katherin, Catherine Winters and Clara and Beth Frombtrg of Chicago for several days. Miss Theresa Beiriger was taken to St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond, yesterday where she was operated on. Mrs. C. Eeiriger and Mrs. Frank Beiriger were Hammond visitors on Thursday . Pance at Spring Hill Grove Wednesday evening. Sept 10th. Good music. 9-6. 9-8

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The -wash day problem has become a real one. You can't do such work your

self and dependable help

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"Laundry Queen" Electric Washer takes care of all the actual work iust as perfeotly

a ft TvnJlv rood maid would do. It washes. vrrinsra W

and rinses works quickly and well gets the 'n clothes out spotless, in-double quick time. And it costs less than five cents a week to run, , $95.00 Sold on Small Weekly Payments.

BEAUTIFUL BY DAY OR NIGHT.

5,' Our fine lighting fixPm tures will make any ?C room more attractive. 1 We are making a speJJj cial display of living Pja room fixtures that ari artistic effective and .Ba convenient. They are

"a wonderful light producers and eye savers, their a soft semi-indirect light soothing the tired vision, ja Come and see them. Tri-City

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140 Plummer Avenue.

eg 719 Chicago Avenue.

Hammond.

East Chicago.

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Tlie savings habit is what counts these days. Any feeling of unrest or uncertainty that might arise during those trying times' can be safely put aside when you have the security of knowing that there is on deposit for you at this bank a neat, tidy sum the results of your steady and consistent savings by means of which you can tide over any temporary inconvenience. There -was never a better time to start than RIGHT NOW. Tha sooner you start the sooner the amounts will pile up to a substantial sum. Laying aside a little each day Is easy and you'll never miss It. And you don't have to call upon your imagination very hard to realize what a benefit it will be to you, should you be suddenly called upon to use it. Call for one of our new attractive savings banks. Citizens National Bank , Hohman and Sibley Streets. OFFICERS. T. RICHAJtD SCHAAT, President WM. D. WXT5, Vice President, iNTON H. TAPPER, Vice Pre THIO. MOOS, Cashlsr.

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Open Tuesday and Friday Eves. Until 8 o'clock. We have a few safety deposit boxes for rent $3.00 and up.

Domino Granulated Sugar, 2 lb. pkg.

20c

None sold to chlld"ren. (Limit 1 rkg)

's barrel sack Washburn - Crosby's Gold Medal Flour $1.71 (1 sack to customer)

Tet Brand, tall can, per can

14c

(Limit 3 cans.)

Salmon 1 lb. can Fancy Red Alaska Salmon 27c (Limit 2 cans.)

Soap

Fels Naphtha Soap, per bar 7c (Limit 10 bars )

Coffee 1 j

C.Minas Co.

Washing Powder Grandma's Washing Powder, per pkg. 16c (Limit '2 pkg3.)

onday, Sept. 8tK

Store Opens at 8:30 A. M. Monday and

we want Thrifty Shoppers to be here. We have made an out-of-the-ordinary preparation to give many unusual bargains.

ost Wonderful Savings

OoiiHRns

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$39.75 Dolmans $14.85

Dolmans of the finest wool materials, splendid garments wear; values up to $39.75; an opportunity here. Monday your pick at

for early fall -114.85

$19.75 Coats $7.88 Light weight coats for women and misses, that will answer splendidlv for early fall wear; come in all wool materials seling up to (Tl OO $19.75. A great bargain for you at J .00 $6.95 Dresses $3.48

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suitabe for women and misses; of voile and tissue

plain materials; values up to $6.95. Priced specially for Thrift Monday .

ham, fancy or

-53.48

Great Thrift Savings

Corsets

Sweaters

Pink mercerized brocade corsets with elastic band top, light

ly boned, especially adapted for

slender figure; $1,95 value for...

$1.48

Fancy stitch slip-over sweater, roll collar; copen, rose and buff; just the tting for the school

girl. Our $5.93 sweater for

Envelope Chemise

Crepe de chine envelope chemise, bodice top of lace with

ribbon runs and rosebud trim

med. Our $4.50 garment

$2.89

jj Georgette Blouse

$3.89

Coverall Aprons Girls' cover-all aprons of a standard percale trimmed with white rick-rack, belt, buttons and pockets; blue, pink and white. Our $1.25 OQf apron for wUC Girls' Dresses

Ceorgette blouses of rose, tuff.

flesh and white, bead and floss

trimmed. Our $5.95 blouse for.,

$3.95

Girls' gingham dresses, made with a combination of plain

and checked materials: aces 6

to 14. Our $2.95 dress for

$1.89

Wool Dress Goods

38 to 40-inch Plaids in a 37 to 40 inch Plaids in good durable material part wool, but a beauti-

and popular QQ ful selection of weaves. Yd....iil I aww of colors. Yd

89c

We Help Outfit the Boy for School Economically ir 0 SturdySchooISuits $12. so wlSl With Two Pairs Pants AS&Wi liul , Novelty mixtures in sinffle and duble-breasted. diVi VdrijSM' waist seam and belters. fPttSf y AU with two Pairs troush' If a 1 crs" 'ames out of the JC & j 2.50 Boya Knickers, In dark Boys' School Caps, made from materials, C fin m111 uds. 7" at - 51.98 at 95c Boys' School Blouses in plain Boys' Stockings Bearskin, No. and striped percales, collar at- 1 Bear Brand, sizes 7 to 10; tached; 6 to 16, OQ regular 45c 1C at OuC value, pair wDC Boys' School Shirts, collar at- Boys' Union Suits Winter tached or with extra collar weight in natural gray; sizes to match, f f T'fk S to 16 years, ftl ftj" at 51.50 at 51.25

Thrift Mon. Specials Big Values Offered at This Sale

Savings on Child's Shoes

58-inch Mercerized Damask in remnants of IV2 to 4 yard lengths, pood quality, some are seconds. Mon- CQf day only, yd UUU 20x42 White Turkish Towels, our regular 50c towel. Thrift Monday

only, each at

39c

Limit 6 to each customer-

Colored Outings in light and dark patterns; good heavy quality for cool autumn days. Monday only, per 97 P yard U 30-inch Bleached Nainsook, Snowdown quali tv. Our rerrular 29c

item, Monday only, yard

Brown and Black Kid Button Shoes, sizes 3 to 8, at ....1.79 Child's Black Gun Button Shoes, cloth tops; 4 to 8,at. $1.49 Infants' Kid Button Shoes, cloth tops; 1 to 5, at 79

Girls' Shoes B r o w n leather vamp with cloth tops, in lace; good shoes. Sizes Sy2 to 11 at $2.98 Hia to 2 at $3.48 2V2 to 7 at. $3.98

22c

Savings on Boy's Shoes

Yuban Coffee, per lb. 47c (Limit 2 lbs.)

Boys' Brown Shoe English model with extra good quality,

good looker; sizes 1 to 5H. Special

$3.50

Little Boys' Shoes Heavy sole,

stout tan uppers, just the thing

for school; 9 to

13H. Special at

$3.00

Aluminum Percolator, with wood handle, 6-cup size. Special at S1.49 Tea Kettle Grey enaftieled with wood handle, large size, Exjra special at , gt)

Dish Pan Grey enameled, extra large size. Special for Thrift Monday at gg Oil Mop Sprutex, extra heavy wool, steel braced, with 50c bottle of oil. Very special Monday at - 79d

THRIFT MONDAY SAVINGS Silk Gloves Two clasp, double tips. Tricot weave silk gloves in good qualit- silk; all shades; 75c KQo value at UuC Silk Gloves Milenese weave two-clasp double tip in heavy weight silk; all the new colors and sizes; $1.23 (4 Hrt grade at 4) I sUU Ladies' Silk Lisle Hose in black, white and colors, double soles, garter

top; regular 50c, special

39c

Infants' Hose

White cashmere hose, silk heel and toe; regular 59c

value, run of mill, at

45c

Ladies' Fancy Silk Hose Good patterns, mostly in stripes; values up QQr to $2.00, at 30b Ladies' Tape Top Union Suits All combed cotton, tight and shell knee; 4 ff rcg. $1.50, at J) I .UU Lace Curtains Special value, filet net lace curtains in dainty patterns, 2!2 yards long: white, ivory or natural shades. Spe- QQ cial at, pair 3 liuO Rag Rugs Large size, 25x50 inches, close woven and assorted colors of the hit and miss

pattern; will launder well.

Special at

98c

Blankets

Size 66x80 inches, plaid cotton blankets; pink, blue or grcv color, over-

lock edge. Special

$3.98

Men's Hose

19c

Cotton hose, double sole.

black and colors, pair

Railroad Overalls Men's 220 weight ?ark blue denim, standard union made. On sale Thrift

Monday at

.$1.95

Men's Work Shirts

"Signal," collar attached.

blue or gra

Thrift Mon

$1.50

Coopers' Union Suits

Wool union suits, winter weight; sizes to 50. Thrift

oMnday at

$2.98

Aluminum ice Boiler, with hollow handle, 2-quart size. Special at - - S1.49 Root Beer Bottles, with patent stoppers. Pints, dozen 7oC Quarts, dozen SI. 00

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