Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 171, Hammond, Lake County, 8 January 1920 — Page 12

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Drug Special .45 miof2 . Drug Specials i (3 (3 I fil $1.25 Pinkhura's Vegetable Compound, speci.il at 97c 9 30c Syrcp W'Jte Pine Compound for 60c Caidw. I!'s Syrup of Pepsin; a pleas coughs and cold'-, cecial at EOc Mcntho'aium, very special at 21c ISc ant herb laxative, special 1 1 at 3 9c DOUBLE STAMPS ALL DAY FRIDAY aeoary jlw tut tki y io ftrr vercoats )A 1 m-.t 1& '& H. S J3l

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Here is another amazing savings opportunity for every Woman or Miss desiring to purchase a warm, woolen coat or dress. Each group assortment is complete to give perfect satisfaction to its wearer. An early selection is advisable.

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See the Big Window Display Inspect these Coats and Dresses on Second FloorEvery color and size in the lot All are expertly tailored in attractive styles, full backs, large shawl collars, with and without belts. An excellent showing of Black and Tan Leatherette Coats with belt and patch pockets will be found of unusual interest in connection with the sale event.

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t,-;.,;: Blouses of striped

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A variety of charming styles; many embroidered, others daintily tucked and trimmed with lace; roll, shawl and convertible collar styles; navy, taupe, flesh J AC and white; sizes 38 to 54 &

Galatea Cloth 27 inches wide ; for middies: fast colors; extra heavy for winter wear; pink ar.d blue only. Friday and Saturday, 2Sc yard Mercerized Poplin 27 in. wide; for children's dresses; all wanted shades. 9c Week-end, ya'd .... Dress Gingham 27 inches uide; in a very popular quality; pretty plaids and plain shades; fast colors. Friday and Saturday. 29 C yard Flanders Suiting 27 in. wide; in a vide range of Scotch plaids, in dark and medium shades, for children's di esses. Week-end ryer, price, yard

Outing Flannel 28 inches wide; in a heavy quality; all wanted stripes in both dark and light pattern,.-. OC Week-end sale. yd.. . Wool Dress Goods Mostly novelties for coats, skirtsand suits; values up to $3.25 yard. Week end J 1 QQ

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Satia Messaline 36 inches wide; all wanted shades; good quality; regular $2.48 quality. W eek- J l 7Q end sale, yard . . . 1 ' Half Silk Poplin 36 inches wide; in a range of shades in both dark and light; $1.25 values. Week-end QQp sale, vard

Unusual Specials Can Be Found in the Dry Goods Section UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN Men ' Random Mixed Wool j Ladies' Mundagwear Heavy Ribunion Suits; well made and per- bed Bleached Union Suits High

Desirable Suggestions from The Art Dept.

$1.75

i feet fitting; regular j $2.25 value

Mea's Heavy Ribbed Union j Suits Ecru in color and fine fitj ting; all sizes.- CI AQ

at v.Ladies' Munsingwear Union Suits Heavy cream colored ribbed and fleeced garments; high neck, long sleeve. ?0 ? C Special t.OO

neck, half high or r.o sleeve gar

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Ladies' Vests and Drawers Heavy ribbed fleeced gar- Q O rnents; well made Ladies' Medium Weight Union Suits Bleached, half high neck, short sleeves. 9Sc

A WOMEN'S HOSIERY SPECIAL Ladies' New Fashioned Mercerized Lisle Hose High spliced heel and wide garter top; white, black, colors; regular ?Q -89c grade; both regular and out sizes

Infants' White Wool Hose Silk heel and toe; soft and warm; slightly imperfect

Pillow Ca?es Stamped pillow cases on extra quality of tubing; sizes 45x36. Priced at per (J? 1 (2Q

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Jap Lunch Cloth A very good quality and absolutely fast colors; size 54x54, CI OK

Dresser Scarf Embroidered dresser scarf of all linen crash; embroidered in Delf blue and 1 7Q brown. Special O 1 , i ZJ

Specially Priced Household Requirements In the Basement.

Oil Mop, with steel brace; extra heavy grade wool, long han- 1 f0 die. Special at . . Coal Hod Black japanned w:th.?,Llack hood;

large size. Special

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Soot Destroyer Used for cleaning chimneys and flues. Special 25 C Wash Boiler Rochester brand; copper bottom statra,,,an', '33.98 dies. Special..

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Substantial reduction on incomplete lines of Men's and Young Men's Overcoats and Suits. These are garments you may not be able to buy for a long time to come. Other Fine Overcoats and Suits, ?33.50 to $43.50.

Trousers at $5.95

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sizes to 50 waist Special $5.95.

Brown s Beach Jacket Heavy fleeced; but- Ctfl ton to the neck, at O.O'U

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Heavy warm fabrics, the garment for -but- O J?A of-door workers; sizes to 46, at VAtttUU FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS FLANNEL SHIRTS Good weight Flannelette Signal and Patrick-Duluth Night Shirts; cut full and Flannel Shirts; sizes 14 to 20; roomy; sizes 16 f ! Q broken lines. Reto 20, at Pl.O ducedto 30.-0 Mothers! A Sale for Boys! Overcoats, Mackloavs, Suits R 1 1 .75 Heavy FaLrics, Good Qualities, Dark Patterns. Heavy Lined Knickers, sizes Flannelette Night Shirts, 6 to 6 to 17, at $1.98 16, at $1.39 Black Cat and Bear Brand Boys' Jerseys, maroon and Hose, pair 45c navy, at $2.50 Boys' Heavy Winter Union Boys' Flannelette Blouses, Suits, at $1.83 $1.15 and SSc High Grande Footwear

at present level prices, which arc much lower than the new spring prices.

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Black Flid S-isch Boot Best grade of glace kid; new long last model with real leather $1 O PA Louis heels; A A to D, ail sizes lA.OU ha me quality, new Cuban heel model $12 Erown Kid 9-inch Boot With real leather Louis

V'-t- "h hecU highest grade of kid; that new slender C HiSAlong varVp mode!; AAA to D, all sizes OlO

Monse Brown and Havana Brown 9-inch Boots, with cloth top to match; pretty high heel creation; AA to D, $10 J. & T. Cousins Brooklyn made shoes for women. Hie new models in Boots are here in black and colors; AAA to D, all sizes and widths to fit particular feet, at prices $14 to $19 The latest arrival for Spring--"The Brogue Oxford." An E. P. Reed creation, in dark brown Norwegian calf; a perfect d "t "I

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Money-Saving Hints in the Grocery Section MILK Pet Brand, doen tail cans $1.90; citn 16c COFFEE Monarch brand, fresh roasted, 3 lb. can $1.45 Navy Beans, hand Prunes Santa Claia, Washing Powderpicked, 3 lbs 29c large size, per lb. . .30c; Rub-No-More, large Salmon Paste Fine - .-.-, . PJge 23c , r oweet torn onulax quality, per can 5c brand 3 cans 50c Lima BeanSB. & M. Toilet Soap Feet's ' " n ,.., new "ick- I' c"nl5c

sons, 10 oz. bottle. 15c Skinner Macaroni

Butterine Farrell's "jr Spaghetti, ipkgs. A 1 Nut, per ib 33c Soap 1 S. Mail. for 25c 10 bars 53c, Baking "Powder Pees Early June, Rumfoid's. 1 lb. can Quaker Rolled Oats, None-So-Good, 3 cans for 27c 2 pkgs 25c for 50c SUGAR Best Granulated, vuth grocery order of $1.50 or more, flour, soap or dairy products not included. 7 O 4 lbs C

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