Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 124, Hammond, Lake County, 11 November 1920 — Page 14

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SUMMERS PHARMACY

NOTICE! BUS LINE RATES HAMMOND CHICAGO HEIGHTS

Commencing Monday, Nov. 14, 1923 Sunday, 15c; round trip, 25c. Week day, 10c; round trip. 15c.

tior.s will bo undertaken, by Prof. Garstar.g. of Liverpool University, who Is very hopeful of discovering great treasure in mental and hitherto unrevealed architecture

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our regular stock that were priced up to $15. This year, more than ever, women will find exceptionally Millinery values Just see these hats in our windows to convince yourself this is so. On Sale Friday and Saturday

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For 2 Days Only The duration of our semi-annual sales has always been for a week. But this time we have hats enough only fcr two day's selling Friday xnd Saturday. Better come tomorrow.

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Mrs. Lotts, the manufacturers' representative, will make a practical demonstration of a Horten Ironer at our office at 571 Hohman Street. THE HORTON IRONER WILL DO THE WEEK'S IRONING IN- ONE FOURTH THE TIME. All you have to do is sit and guide the pieces, large or small, fine or coarse through the machine electric power, a gas-heated surface and roll do the work. The ironing surface is very wide -the equivalent of three or four dozen fiat irons. You are thus able to do a week's ironing in one-fourth the time. vz ami mai::::g this demonstration to convince the hdusewives that the horton ironing machine is practical FOR THE FINER PIECES AS WELL AS THE FLAT WORK.

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