Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 110, Hammond, Lake County, 26 October 1920 — Page 12

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THE TIMES October 23, 1920.

PREDICT COAL PRICE DROPPING

MNTr,j,TJ0NAL NrWS SERVICE!

"ASHING TON, Oct. 25. A sudden'

drop in the prices of bituminous coal was forecast today at the (ifpartment cf justice, as a result of negotiation.-) now in progress between the government and the coal operatives. Kull agreement by the operators to slash their prices, and quit manipulat

ing' the prices through certain existing i

arrangements with the Jobbing interests, is expected by the department. The government's represntatives meet the operators tomorrow in a conference at Cleveland when the operators will be given the alternative eith'r of lowering coal rricoa aji-i eliminating certain re-sale abuses, or of facing lirosecution at the hands of the department of justice.

HOBART

Xra Grace Klausen and children or visltlr.gr -with relatives at Stony Is'.and for a few days. ilrs. Edith Parker and children returned to their home in Chicago yesterday after a few days visit here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wood.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Grif

and son.

i.ooeri oi ;parai30 visitea neri at the homo of lir. and Mrs. M. Fleck, Sunday. . Mrs. Frank transacted business In Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Iawrenca Traeger visited with their ton Lawrence and family In Chicago Sunday. Miss Francis OJaumer. who has been ick during the past two months from an infected tonsil has recovered and was again able to return to her work at Gary yesterday. Mrs. Kobert Slndson and daughter, Jessie, of Scotland, landed In Xfew Tork Saturday and came to Hobart yesterday to raaki their home with

"LTVERYONE ca have abWaace Jd of Thick, Beautiful, Glossy Hilf 7 Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower Grew this Hair

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SCALP CLEANER. theGreatDandrcS Remedy. It removes the dandruff germ. For Skampooine. it has no equal. If Too Vloe Yoor Hsir anl Its Beantr Try SEVEN SUTHERLAND SISTEKS Gace Why not now?' For. Sale by all Drorcttts and Dept. Stores Seven Sutherland Sisters 243 BRADHURST AVE., If. Y. CITY

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Sold on Easy Payments q Be sure you see the A. B.C. h Electric Laundress before you ,' buy a washing machine. You i get two washers in one when you M get an A.B.C. Washer. It is ab-

ij solute'y safe, efficient, noiseless.

2 dnc! the easiest to operate, and

will last a life time. The A.B.C. is all steel construction, w.th full cabinet swinging wringer, wood or metal cylinder, and has a hcrse power motor. It is not necessary to remove the cylinder to clean the A.B.C. Washer. Let us demonstrate the A.B.C. W?sher in your own home nexl wa.ih day.

he Electric Shop

643 KOHMAN STREET HAMMOND Phones: 678-2455

M.-. and Mrs. Geo. Bruc. ; ttltig lira. I.ruct's mol'utr.

COOK Dr. and Mrs. IJoyd of Hammond ivere R-.ictts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shea on Sunthv.

Mr. and Mrs. James If.jhinsnn and j son. Victor of Ilehr.m. spent S'jn.'ay afternoon and --enin with Mr. anjj Mrs. Wiliiam Stark. j

-I. Hfl-I .MI.-. .MIK W.ll'fi V 1 f.lO

fiu-Jajii to Hamm-nd i:i ti.e nc-r futiir. hfr'

several membrrs of the fa.n:! ar employed. Thry nil rtsiJo on Doty street.

Mr. and KrancU mil

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ih homt of

( ti tMimlay. Mr?. Iv.-n.i Bxnman rturnd from

! Ilimmoni Sunday mom ins, Oiere she .mv d rii'l ivf ? :md ft-i.-nds.

Mr.--. Franl Sauer. yon dau;hters Cathf-rin and

Ohioasn. . w-re ust at

Mi . aii.l Mrs. I'et'r Saut-r

Mr. and Mrs. Math Klein and bao f Crown Toint. pent Sunday hole MOTfiM'S MEND For Expectant Mothers Useo By Three Generations HT ni BOOKLIT 0 MOTKf RHOOO 10 TM BAST, t'tt tiuDFiELa Rituutoi Cow Dept. 5-U. Atlanta. Ca,

vith Mr. Klfln's parents.

ITES-STINGS

Apply wet baking soda or ordinary ammonia, followed by

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6vr 7 Million Jan Used Yearly

MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT James Congles. Try Our Half Spring Chicken Dinner. You Will Like It.

Double Stamps Wednesday When Witches Prowl and All Dogs Howl The Hallowe'en Party is "more fun than a barrel of monkeys" if the hostess has all the "trimmings" for a good time. The little folks want, first of all, the big yellow pumpkins with wicked eyes and jagged teeth, and black cats and witches all here in various sizes for that spooky party. Decorated Crepe Paper, per roll, 25c Hallowe'en Invitations, per doz., 30c Hallowe'en Cut-outs Cats, Pumpkins, etc., pkg. 10c Jack O'Lanterns, 19c and 29c Hallowe'en Table Covers, 35c

A Comfort SPECIAL Reduced More Than 20 $7.50 COMFORTS AT $4.93 EACH Wednesday Only Fancy silkoline Comforts, in extra size, 72x84, and 5 lb. weight; stitched. Limit one to a customer. $4.98 COMFORTS AT $3.49 EACH Wednesday Only Figured silkoline top and back, extra size and medium weight, knotted. Limit one to a customer. An Extensive Showing cf New Fall Models in SKIRTS Skirts of good, serviceable material in plaids or checks, box pleated models, in sizes up to 32 waist. These skirts are well made, with wide bands and the workmanship throughout h of the highest order. Special at . . 0ZJO Extra Size Skirts Made of high grade all-wool French serge, in navy and black, sizes from 32 to 33 waist. Three very attractive

models for the stout figures to

select from. Special at . . .

$7.

Edward.

Co.

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liie

esfins A Week of

ost Stupendous

50c HIND'S HONEY AND OQp ALMOND CREAM (Tax 2c).

Notions EL CAPITAN HAIR NETS Cap shape, large size, all colors, Oq SNAP FASTENERS Will Snap 10c grade, ail sizes, black "7and white COATS THREAD 150 yard spools in an y size, black or O C g white. 3 pools for COMMON PINS Full count. O good points, per pkg HAIR FIN CABINETS Q Larpe box, assorted sizes. ... COMMON HAIR PINS Crimped

You Have Ever Read About A sale vastly bigger than any other known at this store or this community A sale simply bubbling over with a compelling stream of the sharpest reductions we have ever had this year. Now the era of high prices is passing it's the return of sanity in prices. And one of the first to bring relief is Dress Goods. Not old goods, not off colors, undesirable kinds; but ALL NEW FABRICS choicest weaves and texures in silk and dress goods with HAND WORKMENSHIP FINER THAN EVER PRICES LOWER QUALITY UNCHANGED. And every woman who expects to buy a new Fall and Winter Suit, Dress or Coat and we trust that means every woman in this community will be able to purchase finer grades at lower prices since the war began, by taking advantage cf these Silks and Dress Goods offerings starting tomorrow. A sale of this kind gathers popularity quickly and the wise shopper attends the earliest. Here are a few of the items. Note our special skirt offering.

Silks and Linings

SATIN DUCHESS 36 inches wide, in black onlv.

Skirt

rice

d. yard .

CREPE DE CHINE

Plaid Skirts In the late?t designs for sport:wear. Manufactured of a very fine all-wool material, in a mrt attractive style. The novelty pockets and belt are treated with large buttons, while a row of buttons finishes off a side pleat. I A Q

Little Boys' Winter Suits An opportunity for mothers t: purchase spscial values in beys s iits. Dark mixtures, in belted effects, pants all lined. Sizes 3 to 8. Special at

Second Floor

richly finished cloth for unusually attrac

tive dresses ; $2.98 quality. Special at

SATIN FRANCAIS 36 inches wide, guaranteed fcr two season's wear. The only cloth wrhich will not wear rough . A full line of seasonable shades. Per yafA $4.19 onlv CHIFFON TAFFETA 36 wide, all colors and black. A pretty finished fabric.

Specially t0 OS

inches wide, in medium weight two-thread quality and a pretty line of shades. ::,7"4 $i.79 GEORGETTE CREPE 40 i ii .ill

wiae, in au wanted snacies

and black. Good wenrin

quality. 1 Q ft

This sil

PRINTED SATIN LININGS 36 inches wide, in a beautiful selection cf floral and

brocaded designs

cial, per yard &

FIGURED SATEEN 36 incliei wide, ctra heavy, beautiful tlesigns. The

usual ?l .' qu3lity. op

cial at, per yard.

FLAIN SATEEN 36 inches wide, all colors and bhdr. end the weH-krrov.-n

79c qualities. Special, per yard

"SOL" SATiN 54 inches wide, in black only. The heaviest quality, for long wear. Satin & 95 fir.ish. Per yard

Wool Dress Goods

WOOL FRAM 42 inches wide, in pretty

ack only. A WOOL FRAM 42 inches wide, in pretty Autumnal $"1 Q Ej Vl shades of navy, seal brown, reindeer, Q A Q L.UZ) V copen and black. Very special, per yard. .

A SPECIAL

Off

ermg

PURITAN SERGE 50 inches, all-wool, brown, copen, navy and black. A cloth especially adapted for long 1 QC

wear.

Yard

A Skirt will be Tailored from any Woolen Matterial you Purchase here this week at a special Price at $3.00 This is an extra feature during out Silk and Wool Drejs Goods Sale. Every woman or miss who purchases any woolen dress goods from our wide assortment has an opportunity td have a skirt made from it by a special manufacturer at an exceptionally small cost. You simply have to come in. choose your material, after which you may select from either of the 3 Sample Models on Display Accordion Pleated, Box and Knife Pleated or Plain Style The accordion pleated model is trimmed with three rows of suit braiding, wide belt, buttoned on the side. The. box and knife pleated style has three box pleats in the

front and five in the back, wide belt buttoned in front with

The plain model has wide hem at the bottom, wide belt buttoned at the front, two large side pockets trimmed with large shell buttons.

Spe-

2 s 3

$ 1 .45

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There will be a. dressraaker in charge to show you these manufacturer's sample skirts, and all it will be necessary for every woman to do is choose the model she desires, after vhidi the dressmaker will tike her measurements and inform her just how much material will be necessary to purchase from the woolen goods section. This material will be sent to the manufacturer who will tailor your skirt according to the measurements and will be exactly like sample you chose from.

Seme women prefer to make their own skirts, in this event ve have planned to have any material knife pleated. hem-

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-.titcred one way and basted ancther, already tor the belt, at $1.30.

WOOL POPLIN 42 inches wide, in copen, reindeer, seal brown, burgundy, navy and black. ..$3.35 FRENCH S E R G E 54 inches wide, all-wool, in wanted shades of navy, brown and black. This sale, 3 QC per yard... P0IRET TWILL 42 inches wide, presenting the season's newest colors and a very popular fabric. Specially priced, (0 7? per yard. : . 3 CHECKED SKIRTING 54 inches wide, in dark two- tone combinations, presenting the brown shade so popular this seaPer yard . . U NOVELTY PLAIDS 42 inches wide, in a wool finished fabric. A pretty selection of elaborate de

signs. Spe

cial, per yard'

3.49

FRENCH SERGE 42 inches wide, in brown, copen, bur

gundy, navy and black. Very special, per yard

$2.49

Infant's Sweaters Ina variety of pretty oatterns ; white, pink, tan

and combinations, ihey re special at-

Second Floor

$2.50

Peter Thompson XfA

or Jack lar serge Dresses for Girls The serge from which they are developed is cf exceptionally fine quality and navy blue. For school they are refreshingly simple. Sizes 8 to 14. Prices begin at

And up according to

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SALE OF BOYS' NEW SUITS $10.95 $15.95 $18.95 Serviceable suits for Fall and Winter wear. Snappy styling, high ' grade fabrics and good tailoring. All reduced for immediate selling. Sizes 6 to 18 years.

MACKINAWS AND OVERCOATS

Our entire stock, purchased in a temporary depressed market, now offered on sale.

Mackinaws

$8.88

Overcoats

$13.95

w 2

or plain, 20 in package.

2 pkgs. for

7 A. t)

There's REAL Economy Here This Week &saJ O Off the Regular Prices on Shoes, Hosiery and Underwear for Women & Children Silk Undergm'ts Flannel Gowns Blankets Comforts Men's Suits Overcoats

Basemsnt Specials HAIL BOX Black japanned, with jj Q paper holder, heavy grade, at WASH E0ARD Large rubbing sur- . gOc face, ve!l nude. Special at vjr'

Best cane1 granulated.

with grocery order of $2.00 or more (flour cr soap not included), io ibs. &i no

COFFEE Bonita Brand, the best

steel cut coffee; 3 lb. AJ r can $1.25; 1 lb. can. . . i

CANNED G00DS2 Tomatoes or Beans. Per doz. 41.30. Per can Buy a

SALMON Good grade Chum, per doz. cans $1.15; 1 fr Kzlb.can iUL

Peas, Corn, No. Monarch Baked cans. 2 I c Case.

PRUNESfor 6Sc; per lb. .

3S.

-Fancy Oregon, 5

14c

COFFEE Our famous M inas

Blend; 3 lbs. $1.00; C

per lb.

Mens Furnishing Specials Underwear Fine combed, heavy worsted finish Union Suits. "1 Sizes 34 to 50... V AOZ? Wool Sox Black, gray and black with split foot. Per pair .OC Overalls Dark blue, all sizes. Our $2.50 garment. C?r On sale at Vi.OU Shirt and Drawers Shirts and Drawers, cotton rib or wool mixed. ( f 1 A Each $1.1Z7 Sweaters Coats, wool mixed, dark oxford and gray. tf -j A Special at P I -OU Boys Pullover Sweaters, $3.95 The style the boy iN likes, in brown, ma- 7

roon, navy and ox- J&St

16 years. On sale QbVt:? at $3.95. 7 V:'l I

U r a y -flannelette, (S r percale and blue Jfb

chambray. Sizes SJ u a .,l6a,.89cJ MILK Monarch Evaporated, per doz. tall cans, $1.40; 10p per can NAVY BEANS Hand picked Michigan, O C n 3 lbs. for