Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 121, Hammond, Lake County, 7 November 1919 — Page 14

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THE TIMER Fridnv. Avoinbor 7. 1919 MINE THAT SET PRODUCING RECORD SHUT DOWN BY STRIKE Children' Gingham Dresses, $1.00 .Made in combinations of checks and plain niatruals and pear! button?; $2.f'5 valuc. Baby Cuddle Downs $1.95 Of regular blanket cloth in pink and blue colors, in animal figure? ; $2.98 values. (!) var Unas o Concernin lat New Coat I

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Optimistic Though Titles worn hy the se, of the !rnin mar he worn without n blush.

Take mc i'rnes na kerp in that money can buy and honest touch with he whole vorld.

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Furs So Beautiful

that they even attract the men folks as they saunter past our Fur section on their way to other departments in the store. One gentleman asked to see a throw that caught his eye. When he left the throw was included among his other purchases. Long Jap Mink Throws seem to be coming into their own every day. These pretty wearables are wider in the back in order to cive

them that cape effect now so much in vogue. They've slash pockets and lined wilh heavy

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Wool Scarfs Always in fashion; always will be. Because they're comfortable and practical. Animal shapes; lined witii heavy crepe; dyed brown;

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$187.50 Coney Muffs Are you contemplating the purchase of one? See our Coney muffs in taupe, brown and black; lined with messahne and equipped with bone ring? for the hand. Priced at

You Intend Buying If it is your intention to secure a new coat for those cold, wintry days which are not far in the distance, you can undoubtedly obtain just the style and material you most desire by taking advantage of this sale. Plush Coats in the (T o n r Height of Fashion y uJ I 0 Plush coats in the long peco models with loose and belted backs; coats that are full lined with good quality of plain or fancy lining: coats that have the new fad collars that button tight around the neck and are finished with slash or patch pockets; coats that, at the price quoted, are within reach i'f every woman's purse. The Favorites of Many are the New Cloth Coats

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ELECTRIC CLEANER Qeans by Air Alone! Needs No Brush And with its attachments it clexns everything in the house beds, upholstery, curtains, walls, ceilings, draperies, evtryiking . Choose Your -Royal Here Test it at Home Why wait any longer for a Royal? Come in and let us convince you why the Royal excels and then see how it cuts down housework hours at home.

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Little Gents' Needs Corduroy Suits $5.95

Mothers know the long wearing capabilities developed into boys' corduroy suits. Tomorrow we offer these serviceable suits in sizes 2 to 6 in brown, grey and taupe at the reasonable outlay of only $5.95. Bring the little mar. in and let us fit him out.

Little Fellers' Chincilla O'Coats

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Straight line and belted models; lined throughout and closely fitted collars. Excellent buy at price mentioned.

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9 -Inch Havana 1 and Mouse Brown -: boot, like illustration ; cloth top to match, Goodyear welt sewed soles, leather Louis heels; beautiful, snappy, up-to-the-minute

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At house parties, at the theater, on the street, cloth coats fashioned in many charming ways, come to one's attention. We have an exceptional fine collection of cloth coats in velour, oxford, polo cloth and kersey. Handsomely finished and priced very COQ 7C moderately at UJ 4 D

Dresses for Little Lassies "Littk Sister" Frocks $3.25

Developed of standard guaranteed gingham material will not fad e i n green, pink, blue and buff. Finished .with white pique collars and cuffs and trimmed v i t h pearl buttons and a touch of handwork. In sizes 2 to 6 at $3.25

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Frocks made of checked gingham of standard

material. Finished with pretty collars and cuffs and trimmed with best pearl buttons. Just the thing for the little lady's school wear. Priced very reasonably at $2.95. Girls' Knit Caps, hand made, $2.25

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In Pieces Weighing 2 to 4 Lb . Worth 40c to 50c per Lb.

Fashion's Forecast By Annabel Worthington.

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LADY'S TWO PIECE SKIRT.

A toneh of fDdiTidnaHty l (riven to tisla two pieoe rnoi(l by the arpHeatloTi erf larf pointed pocket p1eea. Silk braid and bona buttons are effective at trimming. Folri is adjtist-d by gathers at the alightly raised waistline. The nimplicitj of the tyie mskea it adaptable to eornbine with a coat for a fall salt. The lady'a two piece skirt No. &420 ia ent in siiea 25 to 32 inches waist measure. Pize 8 requires 2V4 yard 44 inch ecaterial and 5 yards braid.

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