Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 76, Hammond, Lake County, 16 September 1920 — Page 12

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THE TIMES Thursday, Sept. 16, 1920. BUBONIC PLAGUE ' SPREAD IS FEARED dread Jisase over the entire country. Dr. W. H. Kellogy, of San Francisco, occlared in an addre m before the 49IU annual meeting of the Amcrt. can I'uuhc Health Association. Dr. Kellogg called the prosecution of a relentless war against rata, the chie;' cariers of the plague. "A message I would carry to the ear of governments. ' national, state and rrunicipal. were It possible, would be a relentless warfare against the rat In all the seaports of the country rcgardle of whether or not the plague has yet appeared." said Dr. Kellogg. "Tho plugue travels by ehlpa and enters a new territory by way of the seaports. here must be located the outpojts of our defends. "flogue l now present in New Orleans. Oa'vest on, Beaumont. Pensacola and Port Ai'.hur, as well as In Hawaii and Vera Crui. In these places the rat population la infected with the placue." Ground squirrels as well as rats, are also datijTi ous plague carriers he derlar d . A symposium on the plague wa held. Among those participated In the discussion were C. L.. Williams, aursoon for tht public health service at New Orleans and French Simpson, public health surgeon', utationtd at the Angel Island immigration station at San Fraiic.'cu. tho Non-Partisan League running on petitions in the democratic primaries, was indicated early today by Incomplete returns from Tuesday's statewide primary election. James M. Collins, Farmer-Labor gubernatorial candidate, was chosen to lead the democratic ticket for governor, while N'on-Partlsan League candidates for other state and legislative offices were practically sure of victory. Supreme Court Justice Tullcy Scott is the only bona-flde democrat who has a chance for victory. according to early tabulations. He is leading in the race for U. S. senatorial candidate. Gov. Oliver Ehupp was re-nominated by republicans without opposition to again head the state ticket. The three-cornered fight In the republican ranks for choice as U. S. senator la apparently won by Earl C. Schuyler, who had a wide margin over his two opponents In Denver and was running strong throughout the wtate. The vote was the heaviest ever cast In a primary election in this elate. INTERNATIONAL NEWS 5EVICE1 SAX F.RAACISCO. Cal.. Sept. 15. V:;th Ave seaports oi the U. S. already fport'.n.? the presence of bubonic plague, there is now a serious and immediate danger of a spread of the COLORADO PRIMARIES PE.NVKR. Colo.. Sept. 14 A sweeping victory tdr candidates endorsed by TRY A "TIMES WANTAD .1I--L.'LIJIIIHM. .... ...... .. . m i DOUBLE STAMPS FRIDA Y PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE 50c tube. Very special at (tax 2c) PHENOLAX WAFERS A candy laxative. 25c bottle. Special at 35c 18c

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Dry Goods Specials for Friday and Saturday WOOL BRILLIANTINE 42 inches wide in a very good quality for ladies' and children's bloom- ( 1 C f ers. Yard P x JJ COLORED OUTING FLANNEL 27 in. wide, in pretty light shades for pajamas, etc. A usual 45c OQp value. Very special wV EMBROIDERED HUCK TOWELS Medium size with fancy embroidered edges in a beautiful range C Q of colors. Each J s FRENCH SERGE 54 inches wide in all wanted seasonable shades and all wool quality, the CjQ Ef regular $5.98 quality . . . V.OU SILK STRIPE POPLIN 27 inches wide, in a pretty line of shades and wanted designs. Per Q Q f yard OI7C FLEECE BACK 27 inches wide in a line of greys and medium shades for dresses and blouses. AOk r Yard tUC ! 1 1

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These popular dresses are the center of interest for women who desire to purchase a fall dress with quality and price as its advantage. The ever fashionable navy, serge and luxurious satin in the darker shades, are the materials used in these smart dresses. One cannot help but become enthusiastic about the elaborate silk embroidery and bead trimmings. An immediate choice will be most advantageous at the exceptional price of $25.00.

Women's and Misses' Sizes

Women's and Misses' Shop, Second Floor

A Specially Planned Selling for the Week-end New Autumn Hats

Velvet Hats, Hats of Satin Soleil and of these rich fabrics skillfully combined There are trimming of metal ribbon to give the season's

note or brilliancy, reather trimming in all their lonely fancies embroidered in striking colors. Every favored style included. An unusually interesting collection of style and price.

Suits are Rich in Fabric and Color

Every woman or miss who plans to have a new suit this fall, that is correctly designed to express everything that is new in style, fabric and color, will undoubtedly find just what she wants at this store. Such materials as Tricotine, DuVet de Laine, Yalama and Velour checks will convince the most particular as to quality. While autumn shades predominate in the assortment, the plain and fur trimmings assist to make this a noteworthy and distinctive offering at

Women's and Misses' Sizes

Women's and Misses' Shop, Second Floor

In a Sale We Feature for Friday and Saturday Women's Fieldmouse Boots at $7.85 Fashion declares brown for fall and this unusual opportunity to get a pair of beautiful high grade glace kid shoes in the new field mouse brown at an unusual price is an advantage not to bz overlooked. They have cloth tops to match with J ""T O C leather Louis heels, and Goodyear welt sewed soles. AAA to D, all sizeo. Priced specially at . P O0

GROWING GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES In brown gun metal, black gun metal and vici kid, extra quauty shoes, stylish and guaranteed to wear J Q C

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Energine

The best dry cleaner in the market, regular 35c seller. Jgc Special at

satisfactory. Sizes 2Yi to 7. our special at.

LADIES' BROWN KID BOOT Newest Cuban heel model $10.03 Finest quality brown glace kid with Goodyear welt J 1 C (fi sewed soles, our special at vlU.UU

Scout Shoes For little gents, sizes 9 to 3YZ. Elk uppers, with leather soles. Regular $3.50. 1 QQ Special M.0

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Men 's Bargains for Friday and Saturday

Pf . . Suits

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Values to $45 Here are suits in medium and dark patterns; suitable for fall wear; single and doublebreasted fir young men and ' conservative styles for the older men. For two days only

Odds and ends in men's Suits ; sizes (tj 1 A 7L to 38. values to $25; reduced to. .

Men and Young Men One-piece Khaki Coveralls $3.45 Men's Cotton Hose, reduced to pair. . : 10c Men's Work Trousers, reduced to $2.95 Men's Railroad Cut Ovcalls, $3 grade $2.00 Men's Canvas Gloves, pair 10c Men's Dress Shirts, reduced to $1.50 Men's Soft Collars, reduced to ! 15c Men's Work Shirts, $1.89 seller $1.00 Men's Fall and Winter Union Suits $1.98 Boys' Bargains Two Trouser Suits, reduced from $15 & $17.50. $10.95 Boys' Lined Knickers, reduced from $3.98 to. . .$2.69 One-piece Coveralls, 12 to 16 years $2.69 Boys' Blouses, 6 to 14 years 50c Black Cat Stockings, pair 39c Boys' Serviceable Mackinaws $8.88 Boys' Blue Serge and Fancy Caps 95c Boys' Nobby Pullover Sweaters $3.95 Boys' Worsted Jerseys ' $2.69

New Fall Suits for Little Boys 9 Ha ve A rrived A new lot just received, made in splendid dark wool mixtures, button trim belt and patch pockets, knee pants, lined. These suits are well tailored and will give good wear. Suitable for dress or school, are classy and good looking. priaf $8.45 3sr8

Jack Tar Togs For Girls9

Dresses made in all the new fall fabrics and colors. This popular brand is attracting wide attention as to quality and wear. For satisfaction and service Jack-Tar Togs are unequalled. These particular dresses are for girls in sizes from 3 to 14. Special at

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PETTICOATS Ladies Silk Petticoats, suits hand trimmed with inserted designs of contrasting shade, worth $8.50. Special f8r Friday. OQ

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KIMONAS Ladies Crepe Kimonas, floral effect, trimmed with ribbon or bands of same material, worth uP to $4.95 for $3 95 Friday, each

GOWNS Ladies Muslin Night Gowns, trimmed with embroidery edging, short sleeves, low neck, worth $2.25 Spe-! gg cial for Friday, each

Infants 9 Coats are Here Made in white chinchila and corduroy cloth; some braid finish and button trim. Beautiful styles, lined with good quality sateen ; will give excellent service. Special d7 Gf Sizes

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LET US DEMONSTRATE HOOVER IT BEATS... AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS Electric Suction Sweeper Since the introduction of this wonderful sweeper to this vicinity it has already proven its ability to "sweep, beat and clean" to its many users. We will gladly send an experienced demonstrator to your home to explain its details and how it will assist you in your housework; or just call at the Hoover section and see it. There is no obligation for a demonstration.

BASEMENT SPECIALS Oil Mop $1.50 OIL MOP, extra heavy grade, steel braced with 50c bottle of oil. On special QO sale at only cOC

Ladies9 Middies Ladies and misses Middies, made of all wool flannel, trimmed with white braid and emblems. $795 worth $9.95. special for Friday, each V Ladies9 Blouses Ladies Black Cotton Poplin Blouses, sizes djl OQ up to 44, worth up to $2.00, each J

PAJAMAS Ladies "Billie Burke" Pajamas in flesh, blue and canary, trimmed with braid and ribbon, worth $2.95, for Friday, $J HOSIERY SPECIAL, $1.75

VEILINGS SPECIAL, 49c YARD

Fall patterns in all the new effects in Full fashioned hose of heavy weight silk both conne and from mesh novelty scroll . , , .. . . designs and chemille dots, all colors. A Wlth mcrcerized 'Isle t0Ps- uble large variety at above price. Regular and out sizes. Black and brown. Voile Curtains at $1.69 White cream or natural colors, full 22 yrads, long lace trimmed, jj 1 ?Q regular $2-50 value, (Limit 3 pair), at JA.UI7

Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday

Cups and SUGAR

Saucers

Best cane granulated(5 lb. limit), per lb.

BAKED BEANS-

CUPS AND SAUCERS, American semi-porcelain, plain white, large size. Very HQ special at jG,

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Per can KITCHEN KLENZER SCOURING POWDER 4 cans for BORDEN'S EVAPORATED MILK (6 to a customer. Per can SWIFT'S PRIDE SOAP 1 0 bars for

13ic 12c 19c 12ic 43c

JELKE'S GOOD LUCK BUTTERINE Per lb PEABERRY COFFEE Very good. (4 lb. limit), per lb TOILET PAPER A good grade crepe. 4 rolls for GRANDMA'S WASHING POWDER Large pkg PET BRAND MILK 1 doz. small cans, 75c. Per can

33c 25c 19c 16c 62 c

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