Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 199, Hammond, Lake County, 10 February 1920 — Page 3

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ROBERTSDALE

NOTICE

I will pla -f on ;-a!o Wednesday, Feb. 11th, at th" R 'brrtf da ! Fire Station, the foi'owiriK. Ca i i'orr.ln l'nfh in l.rs- cms four il'U'Tfrt tiMi'-s, I'm - a p;.!.'?. ApviC'!?. I-l-.it.'s. t'ii'-i i is. dm, Brood. Cho-'o'a'.e ;srs at, I C...-im. price cfrne prep v-i f tffat ;- self to tr. best I' ll - i:n nrr offerr-l sn voir i lr.'t y . 2-S--2 mMKI, i:nc'.VN. Mayor. The W. R of t!: Mn. ca-ra i :; ho'.d their rfSi'ar trretinu at tl, 1. . O. F. ha'! on .1n-s-l.-iy pi ci'ir;. The officer for the rfl!i;:it ;. r,i, Wiil i.. installed, there a!.-"o w U! tc tiripin.; of the chrtr, tor thru- l;tio M.-inht Mr. Bumheur. e- ery mevi'oer i ms-r.t!v requested to MUivl tins ui-.-tmu. Frank M-.Ne.i of Kohert Vnue w -ho has hn "n the s-iox !i.-t for v-i hI

!!, . n.i.i i .1 (Ml .-onipany. Mi.-. J -tin.-.-. Nk . ! n of Roberta av.iu.'"-. u ii ft il an tioke her wrist i-'m ci.it w.t's asso, hail the cast taken , r in her arm the other day nj is gett'nc alonsr fine. Mis. Clarence Wrieht and sister. Mis? Lillian Lundin of At-his-on ave.. nnoto Chicago businc?!! isitors Saturifi y . Mr. a-.! Mis. M.-Oov entertained o of town cu-Ms at ilvir home on Mi lii" at i-niif .iver Sunil.iy. Mr. 1M. I r-.'so who n:s ten on the :-K for .-o(-i a! ,!ay,' at hU h"nv: i Myrtle a v ntie is t i i t -. 1 !-lowty I.t.i-r-vin . Mi . 1 . T .- ii I .-! ll.'r of In i-.in.i 1 1 - t 'r ii-:'.e. Itlnti.c? in K'.-be( t si. ti i i on ' , n i .i y . I'ierrnoe r:c,--r., of lloSits ,v!1ip, Ri" t'i.'t." t,a '..:j.'.n--s? satunidv.

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Our last month's shirt sale was such a wonderful success that we have decided to try it ever again. We just received a shipment ,of shirts that overcrowd our cases. Genuine "Soisettes." the finest money buys, in so far as wear and appearance h concerned $2.35. Some wonderful looking Madras and Percale effects. $1.85. Then we have a few odd silk striped madras shirts left at $2.35, all $4 and $5 values. Those who have been inquiring when they can get more shirts like they bought at $1.85 here is your chance.

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QUALITY CORNER

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Hammond, Ind.

A certain gentleman asked us recently how he could keep his cuffs from wearing out. We showed him. We handle Kingly and Ambassador "Prep" Shirts with tight fitting cuffs. . They do not "drag" and "catch" all the dirt.

Hats are to be worn in smaller shapes this season. We are receiving hat shipments regular now and are offering some very remarkable values for the pre-season wear. We are also clearing upour winter cap stock.

A hat sale is something one seldom finds, especially at prices which we are offering the public. You will find probably the utmost in hatdom, in the Frank S. Schoble Nutria hats. They are $3.85, $4.35, $5.15. Winter Caps are sold just as cheap in proportion as our hats and shirts, and it will pay you to invest now $2.15, $2.65, $3.15. Sweater Coats can be bought at a sacrifice. Slip-overs, Coats and Vests $3.1 5 up.