Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1920 — Page 16

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Friday, Julr 16, 1920. Go. P3 v: 7 2 T "STORE OPEN UNTIL 9:30 P. M. SATURDAY July Clearance Sa 9 s linen s DDare

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More than ever before the July Clearance Sale offers opportunities for material savings on these splendid suits. We have a few suits left and are offering them regardless of former selling prices, at

VALUES UP TO $65.00

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Seeing these splendid wraps is wanting one you will find it easy to make your selection as practically all sizes and all the better shades are represented.

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A splendid assortment of silk dresses, assembled from our higher priced lines at Clearance Sale prices. There are dresses of charmeuse, taffeta, satin or georgette. Every one of them of approved styles.

VALUES UP TO $45.00

Spwdr Wash Dresses forfcmcr A beautiful collection of printed voile dresses in a large variety of clever styles. All sizes up to 46 and represented and the values are exceptional for women and misses, at ... .

Wash Skirts at $5.95 Women's and Misses' Wash Skirts of fine quality gabardine or surf satin. Novel arrangements of belts and pockets at a very special price of $5.95. (Second floor.)

3 Undergarment Specials for Saturdays Selling

Bloomers Ladies' fine nainsook Bloomers in Blue Bird patterns, elastic at waist and knee. Worth $2.25. Clearing price

$1.98

Camisoles Navy blue Camisoles, embroidered in colors and gold thread. Worth up to $-4.95. Clearing price

Petticoats Silk Petticoats, Jersey top with taffeta flounces or Jersey flounce. All colors. Price $5.00

ROWN POINT NEWS 'pftapenbf Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

WOMEN DEPEND

Th International Trust and Savings week to !s:t vith Mr?. Jacob H -uk

Bank of Gary has been appointed the.

guardian of the estate nd person of Orpha Opel of this city who has been declared to be unfit to manage her affairs'. Her estate has been appraised at about $10,000 and relatives have asked that a guardian be appointed for her. The ca was tried in the Circuit court and latejr taken to the Superior court at Gary. Friends of Mrs. Blanche Trelease. who has a class In vocal music in this city wer pained to learn on Wednesday of the death of her husband. John Trleae, the body being found in Lake Michigran. after he had been missing for several days. He was suffering from a nervous breakdown and friends fear that he either fell or threw himself Into the lake at Evanjton where he had been with relatives. Co. Auditor A. H. "W. Johnson and family left today for a vacation trip to Grand Kapids, Michigan. The trip will be made in their Hudson car. Mrs. Bronson will accompany them as far as Michigan City where she will visit relatives. The Johnsons will meet friends from East Chicago who are spending the summer at Grand Rapid. ; Thomas McCay, who has been spending the past few months in Montana, with his sons, lias returned to Crown Point his health being rather pcor and he wished to be in touch with his physician.

Mrs. Thomas Woods of Chicago. 1

for several -ppkj. The funeral of Mrs. W:lhelmine wakening, wife of the la'.p ( 'hri.'.oph r Wilkonin'. who d'.erl at the horn- ! her daughter, Mr. Ym. tirop-r. was

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WV.kening was beer. areMdent .f many ear s . s. eight children, ail

Miss Via Hall w.il ...p-n.l the nevt two wek? in rhii 'jn ri.c:tin .it trap home of rr . and Mr-. Mart;e. Thix is h'r vacation period .

MtRHIAfiF. Ml EES Tcny Mroczkowski. P"a.t Chicatro; Mary Mroczkowski. Kai't Chicago; William J. Gardner, Indiana Harhor. Hazel Wheale Indiana Harbor; HomiT Dell Hamond Hazel "MtlviHe Hammond; Filipe Marmolejo Matilda Mares, Indiana Harbor; Herbert Montgomery. lelfma Mclnt; re, Cary: Kdward Picr.-i', Gxry. Bess ?nii-h. Gary; Andrew S"wlnski. Hammond. Mary Iech. Hammond: Clarence F. Veach. Gary. Stella K. Vickray, Garv; John Krol. Hammond, Katie Wojcleczk, Hamond.

ON TENNESSEi

' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE XA5HV1LLE, Tenn.. July 1? It t? n"v 'ip to Ttnnt..eo;c make a "perioi t thirty-atx" !n the - ranks of stale r:itif tnie the mffra?e amendment, n"W i l:; t'v. . lement. of Vermont. ha. i e-tii.-d to rail a special essi.n ,,f t i

The largest sale of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Suits that ve Three great groups, described below, contain our principal o group are weights for every, season. This arrangement jr for

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SILK KECKjVEAR S3c Values to $1.50. hgjr-jd'.md stripe:. Reduced from res-'.la:- line?. SLK HOSE S;:c Values to $1.50. Black, white, cordovan and s;rav. Pure thread :-;lk. COTTOn HOSE He Fine gauge cotton h?-e. Black, tan and v.hite. MEM'S SPORT SHIRTS SI. 93 Neat .-tripes, in fin? quahtv percales. 14 to 17. PARIS FAD GARTERS 23c 35c values. In alLcnlcrs. r.iN;S RATHING SUITS S4.S5

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SHIRTS AT $1.87 Yale:- to $3.00. Ideal summer fabrics. S-e: 14 to 17. SHIRTS AT $6.85 5:!k end fiber silk shirt;, odds and ends firp. h'rh:;- pneed lines. MEM'S COVERALLS $4.50 Lirht and havy khaki work suits. Sizes to 46. MEN'S TROUSERS $3.98 Medium and dark, in striped materials. i-lEH'S 35c WASH TIES 25c F'bre and cottor., fast colors. Neat V " MEN'S STRAW HATS $3.00$4.00 to $5.00 values all reduced.

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remarkably low p; exceptional value:.

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v? are also giving you tne Dencnt oi very nigr.-graae nces. iuu vugm iu sec uicm. my it Co-ocerative Oxfords Reduced to

These high-grade oxfords sold regular at $15.00 and $1250. The leathers are brown Russia calf and brown and black vici kid. English and wider toe models, A great value at these reduced prices

Other Black and Brown Oxfords Reduced to $5.95, SS.S5 and $7.95 Co-operate Shoas for Men at $14.85 Men's Black an ! Bro Shc3s at $5.95

Goi quality shoss, made English -.v wider toe models. S;zes to 11. They are jjrcit vskes otTered at $5.95. These shoes have oak and guaranteed f.vjer soles.

Take ycrr choice of cur best grade of brov.z; Rusria calf shcs Choice of siyles. Regular price cf $16. CO ar.d $17.00, at $14.85.

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Anthony amendment. A pr"!iTih.ir roll of the Irffislature taken bv various newspapers shows that suff rae u ill have .-:p!end:'1 ohan e of pa.-.-ae F'" i. f ... of the a nti-swfTra : gr-niv' r.re already t-nsily at work nttempt ini;

to s t " p the ratification

directed at the authority of the session to ratify has, failed, when the injunction proceedings bronpht by the American constitutional leacue before Die .supreme court of the District of Columbia were dismissed by Justice Bailey, of that state. A delegation of leading- suffragists - the national woman's party will visit Gov. James M. Cox. democratic nominee, in Columbus Friday, to urge his efforts In aiding Tennesee ratification.

Automobile Industry Keenly Interested in 3,200 Mile Economy Contest.

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this is sll you H! n"ri. apply i . ' msli' when retiiinit. 'a' .noiio t" r.ioistt-n the .scalp am: rub ji n :tiy n;th th fing r tips. j;y mot nine, nvst if not. all. of your dandruff will t.e pone, and three or four more applications will comnleteiy dissolve and entirely destroy f -very single sign an dtrace of it. no master how much dandruff you may have. You will find all itching and digpintj of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair wil lbe fluffy, lustrous, piossy, silky and soft, and look and

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skin becomes. Yes! It Is harmless

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quickly Ih'coiiios a Mood-rinz, whirli spoils the fjrs for fond nml markft. Summer hent lias thr sntiio offpet cm fertile eggs as the hen or Incubator. "The farmer could make more money and the public could enjoy cheaper prices by observing a few common-sense rules," says Mr. Frank Baackes, V. P. American Steel and Wire Co. "After the

hatching season, coolc, eell or pen

otb' h;s coMipaninnship will produce iiifortii" i rrc? tlie qtiality which Uci'p.s lesi. ttr.il therefore can be tntirketod to better advantage. Here are the simple rules: 1. Keep the nests clean. One nest for four hens. 2. GatheT eggs twice dally. 3. Keep eggs in cool, dry cellar. 4. Market at least twice a week. 5. Swat the rooster. "It Is said that forty-five million dollar's worth of eggs go bad every year and one third of this bage sum may be charged to the rooster.

Why. not apply factory:! economic

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