Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 14 October 1919 — Page 12

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THE TIMES. Tuesday. October 14. 1910.

LETTER TO HAMMOND DRUGGISTilS

Get Ready for Big Mustarine Demand

The Quickest Pain Killer on Earth and the Original and Best Improvement for the Old-Fashioned Mustard Plaster is going to be Consistently Advertised in the Newspapers in this City and State Sale is Guaranteed To Druggists and Consumers. Order from Your Jobber Now.

BEGY'S MUSTARINE IN THE YELLOW BOX

lust its soon as our rpftutax advertising starts r"Pla will demand UEGV'S V. I STARIXE. If they ca.nr.ot ret it from you, Mr. L:vo DruKSist. they will gat it from mt of your competitors. Wo have opened nnv territory tiftfore .jn.l we know just w h j.t v. o ire talking 'BEGY'S Ml'STArOXB Is so much btt r than Llr.imenUs. Ointments or any .:hr preparation used for tho same r lrpos-j. that nothing can stop the peoi from getting1 the best. Wo have a reputation throughout the . ituntrv f (iiiflrivdH.!iriir with tho rx'O-

!, Mr. Druggist, and on that basis andl.tVr just as won as th peopU discover

m wondertui merits or Al I a I A Ul.h. ask vour generous co-operation. We don't want you to order a big

.rough on hand to meet trie demand it comes quickly and surely. "Hsat eases pa la" and there Is more concentrated, non-blistering heat la a "ox of BEOY'S arXTSTAtlNE than is put into any oter box th9 tame size. It is the best and q rck'.'si rf-meOy :: the worfd for lament -ss. swellings, ere muscle, stiff neck, lumbapo. cramps i 'li-i lei?, sprains and strains. People who use MUSTARINK say It irs sih'S and pains In half the !mw

it takes similar remedies; that's why people uss it in preference to tha slow

actins: ones.

Take sore throat for instance., and!

pleurisy and t hest colds: in one night.

while vou sleep. Ml'STARlXE ends all ,1

the misery and subdues the Inlamma- AJf. Hon. ! 'f,V lihe.umatism sufferers swear by It. for j f i

izinir pains and blessed relief follows.

It's the same way with Gout, and for Neuralgia, Neuritis. Sciatica the relief

is simrlv marvelous.

Your iohher has RECJY'S MUSTARINE I

and we urKfl you to order a supply today. I IJJ

that Beg-y's Mustarine, made of real true, honest mustard and other pain-destroy, i vis ing- ingredients, has such quick and j 1)1 mighty power over lnftunmaUcn, con. j gcBtion, sweUinffs, aches and pains, they ;

wil insist on fcanng- it aatt wont accept i

anyxnintr insteaa.

A generous box retails for 30 cents

a liree box Tor bU.

You take no chances when you order I

Pony's Mustnrtne for the sale is ruar-

ar,teei bv- the manuiaoturcrs. Wells & Co.. of Lelioy, New York, wh

also maJ-ie Celery King. Tr. Carters

K. & B. Tft.. Shiloh and other worthy remedies Adv.

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Household Hini

MENU HINT. "v" . ErcakfasS. Bekad Appl with Craam. Soft toiled Zss. Hot Butrd Toast ... Coffe.

Cheesa Celery

- Luncheon.

and Pimento Sandwiches. Cookies. To.

" Dinner. Lamb Stew with Vegetables and Dumplings Fruit Salad, l ayer Cake with Sour Cream and N'ut Filling. Elack Coffee.

eft Strain through a doufel thickri of chwloth or J.!ly bajr, than boil th liquid for twenty ctin-

uts. Add the luflrnr nd boil until ! M

it rchtd

GRAPE SEASON Grape Jelly One pound of water, 1 pound of (frapes. Crush the trapes and boil in the water for twenty minutes. Press through a jelly ba? and allow to drain through u flannel La?. Teat the strained juice with alcohol to determine the proportion of Eupar to use. Brine the frape juice to boilini?, add necessary sugar, and stir until the eujrar is dissolved. Continue the boiling until the jelly point is reachad. Remove from the !ir; and ekira. Pour into hot steril;ed gr'asses. eeal and Btore. Grape J dice (Unfermented) Pick ever and wash jjrapes, barely cover with water, and cook until soft and white. Drain throug-h cheese cloth. To each quart of juice add one cup each of water and supar. Brin to boiling point, ekim, bottle and cork tightly. When cold, dip corks into melted paraffine. Veniwm Jelly One peck wild FTapes, one quart vinegar, onefourth cap whole cloves, one-fourth cup stick cinnamon, six pounds suarar. Put the p-rans. vinegrar and spices into a kettle, heat to the boiling 'joint and cook until the grapes are

itily consistency

which wul take about five a&buitei

KITCHENETTE COOKERY. Lamb Stew. Get a pound of lamb, a stewing piece. When partly cooked season with salt and pepper, add three medium sized carrots, cut In thick slices, two oniona, cut in sections and six potatoes, cut In large pieces. Make dumplings of 1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, scant 1-2 cup sweet milk, 1-4 teaspoon salt. Mix thoroughly and drop in the stew. Cook until thoroughly done and thicken the gravy with a little flour mixed with cold water. The dumplings should be put in about 20 minutes before the itew is done. Roll each spoonful oiObatter in flour before it is dropped in the stew and the dumplings will not be "heavy." This will serve three. Cheeae and Pimento Sandwiches One-half pound American cheese and 1 can pimentos put through a food chopper and mixed thoroughly. Spread thin slices of bread ana put the mixture between. This will make twenty sandwiches. Sour Cream and Nut Filling Cake One cup of sour cream, 1 cup FUgar, 1 cup chopped nut meats. Cook slowly until it thickens. Cool and spread between the layers. Fruit Salad Make 1-2 pint of cherry gelatin, using cherry juice instead of water.- Cut in scnarea. Put square cf gelatin on a lettuce leaf. Over this put sliced canned apricots and a spoonful of mayonnaise dressing with a cherry on top. Serve or individual plates. Any left over canned or fresh fruit may be used instead of the apricots

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That Wonderful Havana Cigar with that Yum Yum Taste AT ALL GOOD DEALERS

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Fords!

REPAINTED AND A NEW TOP FOR $30. Special prlolnfl H other makes. Tops built and repaired and your car repainted by mechanics who can guarantee perfect satisfaction. Get our prices fr contracting your work. Gut Rate ftisto Painting and Trimming Company 301 MICHIGAN AVE. PHONES: Hammond Offices, 2141; Res., 1043-M.

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Office Phone 2353. Residence Phone W74. "IrlAJESTIC" Clean CCinkerless Coal Sold only by WEST HAMMOND COAL COMPANY J. J. BREHM. Proprietor Freeland Avenue and Michisan Central Tracks QUALITY PREPARATION SERVICE

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ueiiier jisfo; FOR WEDNESDAY

FRESH OR SMOKED PICNIC HAMS IS? HAMBURGER 15c SIRLOIN STEAK lSd

ROUND STEAK 20c

ALL OTHER MEATS AT CUT PRICES.

Houseware -Savings

BOOKS "Lion's Mouse" by R.N. and A. N. Williams an interest compelling: yarn of Love and Mystery Pries $1.60

Coal Hod Black japanned with

black japanned handle; well made.

medium size. Very special at

Charcoal Used for building uu.;

7 lb. bag very special at

39c

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HAMMOND, INDIANA

Drug Sale Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, $1.25 Lottie ft"! special at M C

Milk of Cucumbers Dehghtfu.1 preparation for softening and beauti

fying the face and hands; 25c bottle at

SMARTLY TAILORED SUITS

Suits styled in the latest decrees of excellent quality Serges, Tricotines and Bolivias. Price well within rea-son.

Women who have delayed this long before se-

Jt ,y lectinp; a suit are deserving of the best. Now, it

is our honest conception that the suits representing this collection outrivals anything within the great bounds cf the Calumet Region. They're all wool; handsomply trimmed with self tucking, silk braid and buttons. Well lined with plain or fancy silk. Modish stouts included. The price mentioned is far below regular.

Values to $60.00

FASHIONABLE COATS

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$4 1 .4

Full length Cloth Coats of velour, cheviot, Polo; Wale, Heather Mixtures, etc. If individuality is the desire of Madame and the Fashion devotees throughout the Calumet Region there's a wrap amongst this complete and reasonably priced collection that will meet with entire satisfaction. Charnv inglv stvled loose back and belted modSr els with large buttoned up collars or with fringed scarf neckpieces, and enchantingly decked cuffs.

Exceptional Values

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Boys' Suits $9.75 Second Floor Ever see a boy who didn't like a nobby Norfolk? We've a dandy lot of Norfolks this'bunch for instance. Sied with the new pleats down the

back. Just like Big Brother's suits, with 2 pairs, trousers. -I to 9 vears at

$9-75

Fashion's Nevest Blouses $5.95 Wonderful variety of blouses in georgette and crepe de chine. Also, an assortment of the more severe tailored effects. Exquisitely embroidered and

braided, Come in white, flesh, peach and turquoise. Special for Wednesday at

$5.95

Girls' Gingham Dresses at Moderate Prices Beautiful dresses of chambray and gingham for the little blisses. Some trimmed with white collars and cuffs; others relieved with a .touch of handiwork and big pearl buttons. Guaran-

teed not to fade.

Price $3.49 to $595

Sale of Untrimmed Hats Values to $7.50 Special j) 1 tt95 Special A sale worth your investigating. A large assortment of timely untrimmed hats in all the season's most desirable shapes. Any number with soft crowns. Select from a range of colors including black, blue, navy, taupe and shades of brown Special at price mentioned.

Some Remarkable Values in the Yard Goods Section

Pajami Flannel 36 inches wide; an excellent range of patterns suitable tor nightgown purposes. Stripes and wanted bluebird designs. A regular 59c seller.

Wednesday only at yard

45c

Nainsook The well known V. S. A. brand that has become so popular in sewing circles lately. Comes in 12 yard boxes; has

a satin finij-b and ordinarily ells for $3.9S

the box; Wednesday at

$2.89

Linens Here's a buy for you! Slightly soiled linens; including pattern cloths, damask remnants, bed spreads, sheets and pillow casings marked Wednesday for quick disposal. Pillow Cases 42x36 pillow cases; hemstitched and of excellent quality ma

terial. These pillow cases selling regu

larly for 59c marked especially for Wednesday only

Linen This is the genuine Indian Head brand Linen; 35 inches wide that regularly is priced for 59c the yaxd. Particularly

adaptable for the making of middie?, etc. Special Wed. at

43c

45c

Dress Ginghams 27 inches in width; excellent quality, dress ginghams. In a host

of prtty plaids, checks and plain colors.

Sale includes short lengths. Special for Wed. at yd.

22c

Stylish Black Suede Boots A beautiful boot exactly like picture, extra long vamps, -plain toe, Louis heels, Goodyear welt sewed soles; A A to D, all sizes (T4 C at 3)10

f,- 3l ouede Boot Military bee! ' ,yv 3 k -VI. A A to D. all sizes

Pretty Button Boot Black glace kid vamp, beaver brown tops, plain toe, ex

-i long vamp, leather

'.ouid heels, AAA to D at

$15

Shoe Specials

The Best for the Boys

Children's Scuffer Shoes, button and lace Sizes 6 to 8 at $2.49 Sizes SVi to II at...... --$2.69

Misses' Brown or Black Gun Metal

Lace Shoes, sizes 11 i to 2 at

Little Boys' Shoes Guu blucher,

sizes 9 to 13i. all solid leather at

Children's Black cr Brown Kid

Shoes Sizes 3 to S at

Infants' First Step Shoes Black kid or patent, very flexible; sizes

1 to 4, at

$2.38 uu blucher, $3.00

$1.79 ihoes Black pxible; sizes

$1.49

Special Sale of Notions Wednesday Only Skirt or Trouser Hangers. Hand Brush, -well made Jq Sticker! Braid, white and colored edge..grj Safety Pins, all sizes, nickel or black, 10c grade Cabinet Hair Pins, large size box assorted size pins, 10c regular (Jq Slipper Trees 10c grade

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It's fun for boys to pick out clothes at Minas' such fine suits, warm overcoats, mackinaws & sweater coats; hats, caps and everything for boys of all

ages. Fathers and moth-

ars are well pleased, too, ly. f for bovs' good clothes -t vA,Bw

cost less at Minas'.

SPECIAL Boys' drab corduroy suits, ideal for school wear; made

of Crompton all-weather corduroy, full lined knickers; sizes 7 to IS years; for Wednesday

$11.95

Boys' 2 Pants Suits

U Eoys' suits with two pairs full

lined knickers. The new full belt and waist seam models; made from heavy cassimeres,

serviceable quiility; fine for

school wear; sizes 6 to IS

"Burlington Brand Hose for Women New fashioned, excellent lisle, mercerized hose v.irh double heel and sole. Comes in all the wanted shades

Including black, white and cordovan.

$12.50

59c

Coats - $3.98 Boys' Knickerbockers $1.98 Boys' School Caps... 95c Boys' Warm Union Suits gj 25 Boys' Flannelette Blouses .. Qgg Boys' Flannel Blouses g Boys' Worsted Jerseys gg Boys' Blouses - 95c Boys' Shirts Q5q

Boys' Overcoats Double breasted belt overcoats, in plain colors and fancy mixtures. Here are exceptional values at $18. 15 Q f O Cft and low as vIfcuU Boys' Slip-Over Sweater Men's Sweater Coats $2.60 Men's Corduroy Pants $3.50 Men's Work Trousers $2.98 Wool Mixed Union Suits $2.98 Cooper's Random V. Suits 2.50 Heavy Cotton U. Suits $1.98 Wool Shirts &. Dr., each....g5() Men's Wool Hose, pair ... 35c

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