Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 170, Hammond, Lake County, 7 January 1921 — Page 3

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eia stop preat wast. of4the public's nmney by restricting tVi right ...f Its wrmbirs to incrpa a?!1' 'orris t Kmis f"r pet prcjeots. unle.-s tiiee projects are, rrcommcn'Jf d by trie treasury, fcjeertaty of the Treasury Houston ha. informed congressional leaders, handling legislation for a r.cw bmiset Ifm. Uea.1 economy can b erfro'ed. Secretary Houston a;1, by forbidding t'.ic present practice of members of both houses in securing large additional Minis either in committee or on the floors, unless a. two-thirds vote of the membership favors sucii increases io budget figures. As laid before, congresslra'. leaders, Secretary Houston's sustentions fr rOacinif tb (:o ernnient upon a business basis, through the. working cf the budget system, are: 1. The budprt f-ystem should provide fnr the formulation and s'lbmis-

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neuralgic Pains Qhr Way to Soothlns Hamlin's Wizard Oil Hunlin'a Vizard Oil Is a sle, lmpl nd effective treatment for both headache and neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain Is, It eases the tortured nerves and almpst intriably brings quick relief. Keep fuppfy on hand. Wirard Oil is a good dependable, preparation to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. Its healir.g, antiseptic qualities can always be relied upon as a preventive against Infection, or other serious results, from sprains, bruises, cuts burns, bites and sting:?. Just as good, too, for sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold sores and canker sores. 0Brou le bottle Joe. If you T9 troubled with ronatlpttfn r siok hettlacb try Hamlin WlrA IJwer Whlpi. Jutt plaaot ilttis pinje pl.U t Si-uf)'s for JIOc

Old Sores, Ulcers and Eczema Vanish

Good, Old, KUs,bl PetsrsosVs OiaX. mrst rarorits Xcmed;. "Had 51 ulcers on my Tes- Doctors wanted to cut oft leg. Peterson's Ointment cured me." Wm. J. Nichols, 40Wilder Street, Rochester. X. T. Got a larue box for only So cents st any drusgist. says reterson. of Buffalo, and money back if it isn't the best you ever used.' AI'vhvs keep Peterson's Ointment in the bo'use. Fine for burns, scalds, bruises, sunburn, chafing and the surest reniedv for itchins eczema and pile the world bis ever known. "Peterson s Ointment is tho best for hicedins and itching piles I have ever found." Major t'harlcs E. 'Whitney. Vinard Haven. Mass. "Peterson's Ointment has given icreet satisfaction for Salt Rheum." Sirs. J. Ypi;a. C'uvlrv tile. V. T. All druVsists s"l it. recommend it. Mall ord-r" tilled by PetTsen Ointment i-r. Tne ri'iff-tl'-v. V. T. dv. ..J 1 U. 11 . -1

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Auto Robes Off Motor weaTe; good strong drab body, green, white and red square design. Regular $6 $38 Kobes. at. . . . Extra Heayy Auto Robes. Motor weave, navy blue with silver grey back and grey blue and red border effects. Reg. (JJQ 7P $15 robes, at U ' Kampwell, Camp stnd Institution Blankets: $5 Blankets at. . . . $3.48 $6.50 Blankets, at. . $4.50 $7.50 Blankets, at. .$4.98

House Dresses Reduced

This is the time of all times when Clearance of merchandise is the are made to play a secondary part in these sweeping sales. The jelling." Of course, early arrival tomoirow insure; best choice.

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The famous "Barmon" line in light and dark pattern;, in three lots:

$2.98 grades at $3.48 grades at $4.98 grades at

Extra size Aprons, made of Lest quality dark percale in the new tic-back style. On sale Saturday $J25 The well-known Kleinert's Jiffy Pants for babies are greatly reduced OQ for Saturday to. . .

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Coats 13 Off SVhether it's a smart coat or coat wrap of suedine, bolivia or silvertone, or a jaunty 36-inch plush coat, or a long coat of fine silk velour there are no exceptions to this one-third off sale.

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Here are the most luxurious of coats (genuine Hudson Seal, Jap Mink, Sealinc, Double L, Seal, Marmot), trimmed in luxurious ways at the lowest prices in years. Wc doubt if they'll ever be as low again.

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Dresses 13 Off Smart Tricotine and French Serge EE Dresses that arc embroidered in con- EJ trasting colors with beads and j braiding. The very models well- S dressed women arc wearing all at ErJ one third off. Silk Dresses, too. E Fur Pieces 13 Off W Every separate fur piece including fine Scarfs, Muffs and Sets of such fine furs as Kolinsky, Black Oppossum, Stone Oppossum, reduced for Clearance. v Smartest furs at onethird less.

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No need to make the Boy's old clothes do. New Suits and Overcoats are reduced one-third. Buy him a new one for good. Many styles, fabrics to choose from. Every Suit and Overcoat onethird off. Saturday is the last day. Most of the Suits have two pair of pants. All sizes 8 to 18

Good Clothes fev less money one-third less than their price tag calls for. It's a seldom met-with opportunity the chance to get "Hart, Schaffner & Marx" and "Society Brand" garments so surprisingly low. Take advantage of the chance to maintain a well dressed appearance at small cost. Saturday, the last day.

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Great Clearance Men's Underwear

Here's a great big lot of those $1.39 Heary Cotton Ribbed Shirts in good Spring needle rib 85 C fleece; ecru color. A'l reduced for Clearance to Men's $2.50 Heavy Cotton Ribbed and Heavy flat fleece Union Suits in ecru gray and silver colors J .48 exceptional value at 2.50, the old price, now

$3.50 and $4 Heavy Ribbed Mixed Wool Union Suits in Swissan ribbed natural color and heavy flat fleece Union Suits, soft and warm, Oneita Knit and $2 48 Velvet back, all sires 34 to 46, at

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Our entire stock of Men's SUk Shirts, worth $8.50. $9.00. $10.00 and S12.50. of such fine silks as Eagle Crepe. Radium Silk. Baby Broadcloth and Crepe de Chine are in this great sale. The makes are "Manhattan" and "Artistic" (none better) handsome patterns and guaranteed fast colors.

Made on the celebrated "Munson" Army Last by Haih Chapline, Milwaukee, of the famous Hardy-hide, tanned twice, for strength, durability, softness and finish. A genuine Goodyear welt shoe with bellows tongue. Always sells for $6.50 and $7.00 and more, for the January Clearance, reduced to $4.95.

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