Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 80, Hammond, Lake County, 21 September 1920 — Page 3

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FUR HUNTING Fish and Game Department Calls Attention to Laws Ttia division of flsh ani fiarn of !r tat. department of ronsTviii.'ii hd-i called attention of hunlTs n t MniMlar with tat anj OtWil laws la'trig; the ahootint: of moratory waterfowl anil gam1 hiivi.s to tho nppnirwj day f.-vr lawful yhot(n of the f !iowInor ram tird. Open s-ason. opening and closing due inclusive: Wild dutks. September 16 to December 31; ban limit, fifteen. Gee and brant. September 18 to Pecember 31; ba limit, eierht. Coot. Sf-plemlx"- 16 to Ierember 31; ba limit, fifteen. Oalllnules. Spt mhr 16 t- Dcem-

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KAUF'APJiU a WOLF - Hammond. Ind V Sale of Silk Gloves Wonirn who appreciate quality should attend tins sale tomorrow.. We offer SI and $1.25 Qualities at 89c "Ka.er" and "V an Raaite" Silk Gloves, double-tipped fin:jers, in white, black and colors. These arf realiy unusual glove values, and you w-.il be quid to realise the fact.

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$1.75 Muslin Petticoats Women's HigK Lace Shoes

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Trimmed Hats

Offering to the women of Hammond 50 pretty Trimmed Fall Hats of Velvet, Duvetyn, and Satin Soleil, for

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Sweater Time

Time right now to look around for a Sweater. Whether the boy or his older brother wants one, you'll find the right quality, at the right price, every time here. Boys' Sweaters j Men's Sweaters sj 93 ' $4.98 v (Coat style Woolen

Sweater, with large shawl collars, in oxford and navy, all sizes inthis lot, and while they last tomorrow any man can have these regular $6 sweaters for $4.98.

Coat style, in sizes 30. 32 and 34. in green, dark oxford, and maroon, with shawl collar and the kind of a sweater we have been selling for $3.00,

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