Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 90, Hammond, Lake County, 2 October 1919 — Page 12

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THE TIMES.

rimrsolav. October 2. 1919.

Drugs and Toilet Articles

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6wet Man Toilet Soap Very special g at bars for tC-r Emulsified Cocoanut Oil

Makes the hair soft

md fluffy; 60c

bottle for

-Delivery

29c

Rosa Bath Soapcately scented;

special at J 2 bars for J.oC

Hinkle' Cascara Pills

Bottles of 100

special at

15c

s Ed Wo Co Mimas Co,

Houseware Savings Wash Tubs ' Tea Kettles

Extra heavy galvanizes wash tub, with steel

drop handles; medium

size; for to

morrow only

Tea kettles of grey enamel, with bail wood

handle and granite cov

er; all sizes, very special

79c

With Merchandise Cost Soaring Upward, It Is Advisable to Supply Your Winter Needs Now

SjtocKs Are Complete and Prices at Their Lowest Level

Double Stamps All Day Friday Take Advantage of it

Ri?ht now at this time of year when stocks are at thMr hois-ht nf rnmoti

when the various styles are represented in counties numbers it is hiphly advisable for folks to anticipate their needs for the Winter. The advantage of beins: prepared is that one can meet more effectively the inevitable obstacles that are bound to occur in every day course of life; whereas

unpi-r-parednef s leaves us stranded by the wayside.

This winter will witness the highest mercantile quotations in the history of the country. We foresaw this crisis coming on and secured our Winter Stocks far in advance. Consequently, we are in a position to offer the best in merchandise the market affords and at prices sub-tan ially below present prevailing figures.

Double Stamps All Day Friday Take Advantage of it

Suit Sale Continues With Vigor Velours, Silvertones, Serges, Tricotines and Bolivias, Navy, Brown, Black and Burgundy represent the colection's color array $59.75 Suits at

.75

The opening days of the sale commenced "with a bice spurt ' so to speak. It still continues vigorously every day. Friday and Saturday marks the occasion's end. Those anticipating the purchase of a new Fall Suit will do well by availing themselves of the savings afforded by the last two days. Here you choose from a perfect host of styles in an array of colors deserving of recognition from the most fastidious.

Bear in mind that only two days remain. Shop early the watchword be governed aecordinsrlv.

Stylish Coats priced below reg. Wraps of Velour, Cheviot, Silvertone and Bolivia in Navy, Green, Black and Brown Priced especially for tomorrow at

9.75

Modistes and style critics predict that cloth coats will be the. favorites of the mode, for the approaching winter season. Among Fashion devotees, this same prediction prevails. At Minns' arrayed in all the splendor of Fall and Winter is a collection of coats such as Madame and Miss Hammond have never beiore-witnessed in this city. The most interesting assortment is the to lot representing all the leading stvlcs and cvervthing that's new in colors.

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Remarkable Values Fall Suits and Overcoats

can be bought

here at $35 The desired Fall styles, colors and patterns for men and young men arc here in this splendid showing. Because the fabrics from which these garments were made were bought months ago, we are now able to offer values that are truly without duplicate; sizes for men and young men are being1 shown, O G 32 to 46, at ?De3

TROUSERS TJNDERPRICED AT $4.95 "Worth while values of striped worsteds, rnitxiires and novelty weaves. Sizes 23 to 50. One-Piece Khaki Coveralls, special. $3.9S

Ribbed Tnion Suite 51.33 Men's Fall Hats $3.53 Soft Cuff Shirts $1.35 Men's Heavy Cotton Sox....25c

"Union Made Wk. Shirls $1.15 Railroad Overalls $2.50 Cooper's Union Suits $2.50 Wool Shirts & Dr.. each..$1.50

Boys' School Suits

with two pair of Pants Todays $15 values at $12.50 Made of serviceable fabrics in the newest coat effects. Trousers are lined. Sizes 6 to IS years. Mothers will appreciate the sound values offered in these suits.

Boys' Slip-Over Sweaters, special. $3.98 Boys' Fall Caps ...95c Boys' Stockings 39c Standard Waists 95c Boys' Union Sinis...$1.25

Georgette Blouse Sale $10.50

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There's a perfect myriad of georgette blouses here. Wonderful little models in flesh and sky blue. Combination fluted ruffle which gives a side effect to the model. Finished with hemstitching, tucks and buttons. Priced especially for tomorrow at $10.50

Sale of Corsets $1.98 An assortment of front lace corsets otj fine qualitv coutil ft...,' ' rJ

Walohn boned (all bones

flosfedl in medium and hich

ut bust with Ion? skirt. If your jk 'kZStZ&a

size is here you can procure a fod corset at the low price of $1.98

The New Fall Boots Beautiful Long Slender Models in widths AAA to D all sizes

Button Boot Black kid; 4J2 inch vamp: beaver brown glace kid top: fancy pearl buttons; leather Louis heels; Goodyear welt soles. A charming creation at

S15.00

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Ten Day Sale of Silks Continues with Great Momentum

Duvetyn Coines in all the new Autumn shades of taupe and peal bnywm. Is 38 inches

wide and priced especially

for tomorrovj

at, yard

Silk Poplin 40 inches wide; in regrular Fall colors- An ex

ceptional value at $1.9S.

Priced for the week-end, yd.

Rosanara Crepe 40 inches wide in black only. Beautiful heavy material noted for its wearing qualities; $7.93

value at, yard

SI1.75

$1.75

$6.89

Bluebird Silk Adaptable for lingerie, etc. Variety of blue

f..eure3 and designs on flesh

pink ground; 95c item at, yard

79c

Satin Lining Blue brocaded designs in Autumn colorings. See this material if contem

plating lining voir coat;

?2.9S value at

$2.39

Hegla Satin Linings E5 and 3S inches wide; in fl cured

and brocaded designs An

economical linin. priced low aa

78c

Grenadier Silk s For the fashioning of evening frocks or pretty skirts. This fabric

sells ordinarily for $11.-5 the

yard; weekend pricf

Velour Coatings 54 inches wide; an ideal material for coats and suits. All the new

shades. Priced far below

prevailing figures at. yard

Danish Poplai 3T-inch Danish poplar in a wide range of

dark patterns. This fabric

will sell quickly.

choose early, price

$9.48

$5.98

59c

MUNSINGWEAR

For Women and Children Its Good Points W ash ability Comfo rt Durbility Smooth Seam Ladies' Union Suits Ladies' Bleached Union Suits; winter weight; tine combed cotton in either high or low neck style, at ioMS Ladies' Vests Ladies' Vests and Drawers; bleached winter weight; combed cotton; in either high or half i neck style. Price JLedC Children's Union Suits Children's "Winter Weight Union Suits; ribbed fleece in cream color. Priced at 2.0n, .$l.t;f) 3 and Hi53 Children's Union Suits Childrtn's Wool Union Suits in natural colors. Good winter weight. Priced at ?..(0, f50 tf (T

A Timely Hosiery Special 75c Silk Fibre Hose, priced especially for the Week-end at

65c This offering extends o women an opportunity to supply their hosiery needs at a saving. Copen, brown, grey and gold colored hose with double heel and toe. Special at 65c

Week End Hat Special $4 and $5 values at $2.95

A special worth your while considering. They are regular 1 and $5 values priced for tomorrow only. Assortment represents all the popular shapes and c o 1 o r s. There's fi few feather and velvet combinations.

Ma ny will a v a i 1 i ' $

themselves ot tne sav-

Mouse Brown Boot High grade glace kid; has leather Louis heels, long slender model; imitation tip; Goodyear welt soles; vein- stylish, at

$12. SO

Black Suede Calf Boot Beautiful slender model, 41 inch vamp with leather Louis heels and Goodyear welt PZ soles, at 2jLt3

English model with military heel at $14

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Growing Girls' Boot Black and brown calf on English and native models; Goodyear welt sewed soles; a very high Tde boon $7.50

Other good models in black and brown, $5 to $6.50.

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( hoos i n g e a r 1 y is therefore advisable. I 'rice Vi

$2.95

Money Saving. Grocery Specials FLOUR SALE

Gold Medal or Ceresoia V bbl. sack $3.49;

Buv a sack todav.

J bb .

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Fancy Virginia Sweet Pota

toes, a good cheap food, 4 lbs-

Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 2 pkg.s. sMImK

Fels Naphtha Soap,

10 bars

Cracker Jack or Chums, per pkg.

15 c 25c

69c

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Karo Corn Syrup, l'a lh- can Crisco, the bet

shortening, 1 lb can Jpjf

Monarch Brand Grape

Marmalade, 29 oz. jar

45.

THREE CANDY SPECIALS

Fancy Idaho Potatoes, extra nice stock. per pecla CCAHLs Downey's A 1 Nut Margarine, lb.

Superior Family Soap, 10 bars

Chewing Gum, all kinds, pkg.

Tcuraine's Almond Chocolate Bars, each

49c

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The Juvenile Section 2nd floor Offers many timely values at prices far below prevailing figures Boys' Suits Xorfolk suits lined with serge in navv. sren and

brown: two pairs of trousers with each suit. Sizes 111

Children's Gingham Dresses Children's Gingham Dresses of plain material trimmed with checks, with pockets and belt .fjff All have long sleeves. Price til4Mt Girls' Gingham Dresses Gingham Dresses finished with collars, belts and cuffs of plaid. Finislied'with smocking; long (-fl Off sleeves. Ages S to 14 years. Price 9ii.i3) Beaver Shawls Large beaver shawls; just the thing for the Little Miss these cool mornings to wear on her way to school. In brown and grey; fancv border trimmed. & M fk Price ltl

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