Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1919 — Page 3

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By Marcellu W. Meek, Sec'y. National Fancy Rabblt'ciub, Chicago. j 'Nt!onl Crop Imrrovrmnt Srrvice 3 jatirl fasllionublo unmen educated to TU: rrive of fur?., while crpt-j ,voar thoill franLly without camou-j w.z a p.'d dal of apprrhn- j fia".. j z

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fashionable Indies with delight. The j niori' things oust, tlp more they ay- . ITTjnfe thfm. Furs, at any prir, would be im- i possible to pt if it wcrf not for tho i tncrfastng supply from the rahbit ladustry, The beautiful "silver fox" furs "hich pas for th genuine article j in most cir.-les, nrf lakTi frnni the ! jrlossy i-nato of r'm- 'hnnipaRn j

The rabbit Industry is inrreaslnff and hrppih-rs ovoryuhrro ere Improvtht qi;:s!!ty. Souip Individual pelts n hiph a! $lfH each and ."''." and ST.r' !B quit coremon. .ilthough the grout majority vov.!d !-:;s a dollar. There is nr man in Ne" York w-hi.' advertises for five million rabbit skins. lie probably won't get ih:n this year hut the situation Is .'rinus b-(f.u.o Reljjhun. IToliand

'i'Arcenr nhich niostiv rnrii'' from

France and Japan, although thvre ; nd northern France were ell bredare now a few in thl .-ountrv. i rnbiMts before the war. whence -lied fox- Is road.- from the fur ) Kt a -r0!lt of supply, of the silver fawn rabbit. j It is iherefore timely that we "Soutiiern heaver" which is often : :hoyd eti.-ourape the breeding o.f

mlsfakn for "nutria." Is the prod'ift of the Havana mbbif. "Oner from whi'di so many popnIflr furs are raade in nil colors, comes mostly from the w Zealand red rabbit. fcst of rhe beautiful "mole" skins are made from various handlings of

be American blue and the Fn heveran.

j tine American rabbits. There Is nethMns: wh:-h -an compare with th:t . th sii for de;!c!oiis flavor of meat, and j there is little risk In growing fin ! rabbi's bemuse their skins are a!- " a s valuable. The Fanor Kabhlt Club is oranized by the lending breeders of Anier-

ish h-;i. Anyone who loves nnircnl? can ! become ft successful rabbit br-'edcr

These furs have ad th iullty and j bwati'-e they rake very little space, style and pre worth ail they cost, i Any back porch will suffice and the They are both beautiful and durable ' o'ub will he very glad to send all ki-

nnd the only pity is that they should ! formation regarding the breeding and

i.ot frr.nkly be railed rabbit, because the rabbit ought to have credit and rhe Industry ought to be encouraged

care of rabbits to any inquirer and will wolcome the new breeder Into the brotherhood.

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Food for Father When daddy works hard and regularly tome home "all tired out." it'?' then he most need? a good, big nutritious mcai. Dietrich's Banquet Cream Bread plays a tremendous part in every meal. It makes the meat taste so much better; it makes the gravy sure enough gravy; it makes the cofiVe a golden drink, and when father has finished his "Banquet (ream" meal, he's not only nourished, but ready for a a hilarious evening with wife and the kiddies. Try Banquet Cream Bread and notice the difference.

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Tailors and Cleaners Association of Hammond will close every W ednesday and Thursday evening; at six o'clock. Those who patronize the members of this association are assured of first class work and satisfaction.

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Hart Schaffner & Marx Made Them ""OU'LL be thankful to 'us for supplying such clothes: they'll be a cause of thanksgiving to you for a long time. To wear on the festal day, to wear afterwards all winter; good suits, good overcoats. The big ulster or great-coat or motor coat for outdoor w eather; a amc or a drive. The black cloihes for formality in the evening; the single or double breasted sack suit for daily uses. 1 heye all here and we can satisfy you. For Men Who Think They're Hard To Fit If you're extra large, or rather slender, or short and heavy; it doesn't make any difference how you're built: we have the clothes for you: made by Hart Schaffner ck Marx; the finest all-wool fabrics; the tailoring and style you'd pay -a good tailor double oi. Satisfaction guaranteed; money back if you say so. Special values are offered this week at S37.5C. Suits and overcoats in all the above mentioned models. Come in and see them; !0

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you 11 realty be surprised to see such line clothes marked so reasonable. . . . Others at $25.00 and up to $55.

1 his is V. L. Douglas Shoe Week for Men These Values Equal in Every Way Those of the Olden Days when 5 or $6 Bought an Extra Good Pair of Shoes We'd like to have you come in and inspect them they are good examples o W. L. Douglas skill, made of the very finest calfskin obtainable, on lasts that contain both style and comort. The soles are of genuine leather and will outwear two pairs of ordinary soles. In two lots, one at $4.50, the other at $6.50 these are the old prices of a year ago since we bought them the price lias advanced 33 1-3 pet cent.

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