Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 281, Hammond, Lake County, 15 May 1920 — Page 10

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ROBERTSDALE

CARD OK THANKS e wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, neighbors anil ih- Ladies' Bible claas, for the meauti!ul floral offerings and sympathy -hown in our hour of sorrow. The o.i.-s of our darling little Violot, also '.lev. Spiel burper for his kind and com'oi'tins word!'. Mr. and Mrs. John Minsberg-, Erothr and Grandmother's. 6-l. Serviors t the Robertsdale church ''.!- over Stitniay will be as follow?: Sunday nhool at 10 o'clock; morning

service at 11. The topic will be "Our Institutions ." Y. P. A. at 8:45 p. in. Mrs. Henry Yiss will be the leader. At 7:30 Hev. Spielberger will give a sermon on "Keligious Education." The Kobertsdale Church Herald Is also ready for distribution. Everybody Is welcome. Mrs. Hirnes and daughter Helen, of Superior ave. and Mrs. H. IJreck-. man and daughter Violet, attended the tlarrick Theater in Chicago last Tuesday evening and saw "Forever After." Mrs. Henry Visa of Myrtle ave., entertained her Sunday school class.

"The Sunshine Workers" at he

on Wednesday evening. The

was much enjoyed by the little

and what pleased them mi

were the refreshments nerved by their . teacher. I Miss Eva and Maud Miller who nr- j rived here from Kintyre. North 1h.. last week and spent the ween wtth their sister. Mrs. A. tlolding of Myrtl.t ' ave.. left yesterday for their home in I

Petersburg, Ind. The Misses Miller have been teaching school in Dakota and are on their summer vacation. Miss Kathl'en McCoy of Myrtle ave. entertained about 20 young folks at a

party on Wednesday evening, given inj honor of Kathleen's cousin. Miss Hattie Djtus, of Louisville. Ky. The eve- j

her home "'" was fiI1,'nt 1,1 the usual way. Mu-jJ i pvpnhi" j s'( ' sinC'ng and dancing, after which i J ttle folk's -Mrs- McCoy served a very dainty lunch : P st of allf on" "t'-"1 wonderful evening was j f

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The Best Proof of the Good Results of Albert's Rheumatic Remedy is the recommendation one to another. They appreciate what the Remedy has done for them and feel their friends and acquaintances should share the benefits of Albert's Rheumatic Remedy Wc recommend it to any sufferer of Rheumatism.

price;

1.00 PER BOTTLE

enjoyed by all present .

Mr. and Mrs. C. Wright of At.hln ave. are expecting to move some

tittie this week to the home of Mr. 1 ;

and Mrs. (.land, with whom thev will : s take -loms for the present time and ! f do lipht housekeeping. The home : p which they will vacate will be oceupn d ! t

ny tne owners. .;r. ana .Mrs. iiuiih r l now living on Atchison ave.

T iff! t..ltnn Min,.V.... T.-.O., !

ave. Is again cmfined to his home by illness and is under the doctor. s cave.

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RAILROAD COMPANY

Because of the unauthorized walkout of a number of our yardmen, we need experienced switchmen and young men desiring to learn the work. Many good jobs are open. TKe average daily wage of our switchmen during MarcK, 1920 (the last full month preceding the strike), was $8.30; tKe largest average for any one man, $1 0.85. There was worlc for every man every day. The Labor Board at Washington is considering a demand for an increase in the rate of pay. Safety work has made switching reasonably safe for careful men. Apply: 7:00 A. M. Yardmaster's office, Columbia Avenue. - 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Superintendent's office, Gibson.

8:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. Room 1 , Huehn Bldg., corner Lop-an and Hohman Sts., Hammond.

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To Attract 20,000 New Customers to Our May Sales we offer Substantial Savings

THRIFT

Is an easy expression to the whole idea of care in managing, wisdom in spending and diligence in saving. The wise spender effects a saving at these Thrift Monday

events.

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sense of the word complete. The merchandise represented in these columns is but a sprinkling of the variety of new things for summer wear we are showing. To be thrifty means to save, and Monday is set aside for a savings event not to be overlooked. Come early.

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Muslin Muslin 36-inch unbleached; fair quality, soft oc finish. Monday Long Cloth Long Cloth English finish, finished soft fcr fine needlework. Monday 7 Q only Shaker Flannel Shaker Flannel Good width bleached ; closely woven quality tmdJ Women's Accessories Specials for Monday Ladies Vests, 55c Very fine ribbed combed cotton vests with taped top or bodice styles; white or ping; values 69c to 79c. Misses' Hose, 35c Medium black ribbed; very fine wearing; slightly imperfect. All sizes. Union Suits, 55c bine ribbed, crocheted top; either loose or tight knee. Dress Shields, 39c Kleinert's Dress Shilds ,. : ,. f eatherweight style for summer wear; in sizes I. 2. 3. Special Selling

Trimmed and Untrimmed AT

Monday s

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I'vasn boons

27 inches wide, in a beautiful range of pati c i - - g-

iitutii lerns lur suiimiri uicssca.

Monday only, yard r 1 32 inches wide, French zephyr in checks

Uliiglidlil and plaids; a regular 98c

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value. Monday, yard

40 inches wide, in a fine sheer quality; beautiful

patterns; selling usually QC

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Voiles

$1.39. Monday, yard ,

Mir!ine Qliirfinrr 'l165 wide, in a host of llidUliiO jniilmg pretty stripes for men's shirts

and ladies dresses and blouses. Monday only, yard

Plisse Crepe

a 73c item. Monday only, yard

69c

30 inches wide, in wanted bluebird

designs and plain, colors; CA

fnlofno flffi Exlra heavy twilled quality for Udlaiea UOUl children's play suits; ?Q

all colors. Monday, yard ,

27 inches wide, in striped patterns for 33 c

Romper Cloth

Calico

ly mercerized quality. Monday, yd

rompers ; yard

American quality, all shades and plain. Monday only, yard

P 1' " 27 inches wide, in all shades; high- EsOr M. vJ L AM 1 r m r rr Arrrrl rtin 1,H, M

Dress Satin Dress Sat:n 40 inches wide, m a pretty range of shades for dresses: QO yard O.iO Storm Serge Storm Serge 50 inches wide, in black only, for dresses, suiis. etc. fi aq Monday only, yd . V1 1 Sheets Sheets 72x90; fair quality, wide hem, full (J 1 AQk bleached; each . 1 Lunch Cloth Lunch C'oth 58x5 1 ; highly mercerized lunch cloth ; pretty patterns. Mon- 1 Q day only, each... 1. Oil Taffeta Taffeta 36 inches wide;

large range ot shades for

dresses and skirts; $2.25 value for. . .

1.49

Special May Sale

OF HATS

Values up to $8.95 This is a very unusual sale in Milans, Hemps. Pineapple Braid and Batavia Cloth. All newest spring shapes and colors.

Lace Curtains

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A timely offer, just when everyone is planning fresh new curtains, this affords a complete assortment of patterns for choice. All are made of better quality net with scalloped edges: white, ivory and ecru. Every pair in the lot 2'i yards long. 15 Point Saxony Net Curtains Plain neat border design; $7.50 values at $5.93

Curtain Scrim 29c Yard Curtain Nets 18c Yard

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Groceries for Monday

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?lEach When rou see the aprons you will want to put in a supply of them. 7 hey "re well made of liht percale in various plaids and stripes, daintily trimmed w:th white lawn ruffles. These aprons are easily worth up to $2.95 and at the very low price $1.69 frr Thrift Monday you hould come earlv.

Blouse Special These blouses sold -for very much more; they are beaded and embroidered georgette in all the wanted colors and styles. Special for Thrift Monday " Lottavare " Dresses for Girls at S2.9S

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Farrell's A Margarine ; per lb

Toilet Paper ; good grade; 4 1 Q

Apricot Butter; Monarch Brand; none better;

17c

Milk; Pet Brand; baby

75c

per can

ft.

rolls

Coffee; Monarch Brand;

good flavor; Cj

3-lb. can .

$1.49

Filings for

35c

size ; doz. cans . . .

Soap; American Family or Fels Naptha ; 7Q IU bars ,

Sardines, in cottonseed

oil, French style 3 cans ,

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25c

Mallard Strawberry and

Raspberry Preserves; 22-

ounce jar , .

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rii 1 r t--A. Krl-.Kr r.r.lK- Rlr Beiler Pure aluminum, witn sieci

II UU vJ Ud I allivLU miay tw... ..... ed; regular family size. g plated handle; 2 quart size. 3 1 .59 Special at " Special at

Wall Coffee Mill, with glass canister; extra

heavy grade; well made. Special at .

Men's Furnishings for Monday , Men's "Headlight" Brand Khaki Work Suits Men's Trousers Many of these trousers $4.35 Ideal for motorists, shop men, garden- arc Xaytn from higher priced lines and reing and ali kinds of outdoor work. Made of . , c r heavy tan khaki; all sizes 34 to 46; short. grouped for quioi clearance. Sizes for men medium and long. Wry special value. and youns men, 28 to 50 waist band. .$4.95

ti iQ Wa$h Tob-Gahranizr d. with g J Q pi ti handle; No. 2 size, at

Made in guaranteed colors of washable ginghams and thambrays, in plaids of blue, pink, green, tan, and other attractive designs; some have little touches of braid embroidery in contrasting colors; all neat and pretty models for girls; sizes 3 to 14. For Thrift Monday at $2.95, For the Little Tot Creepers made of chambray, gingham, dimities, in while, pink, blue, tan and checks; straight and peg hip styles; large, roomy and very smart. Some have a touch of embroidery, others trimmed with dainty frills on collar and cuffs; all made in good washablecolors and will give satisfactory wear; sizes 6 months to 5 years. For Thrift Mcndav at $1.50 10 $3.45

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