Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 25 March 1921 — Page 11

Friday, March 25, 1921. 9. PRETTY U. S. ACTRESS SAILS FOR LONDON ii Yon Need New otlies aster ext Deo uy Your Needs Here ent rrevai Saturday Special GINGHAM DRESSES FOR GIRLS M ado of Amoske.ig Gingham in all the new Spring checks and plaids. Sizes 6 to 1 4. 1 he regular $1 .95 values. Saturday at $1.19 Open Tonight 'til 9 o'clock Open Saturday Night 'til 10 o'clock 7" GUV'S GE&WE&Y 'ORE ft 3424-26 Michigan Ave, Indiana Harbor, Ind. trtJiiiKii'ifc8iS!irS! S2Q 2J

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Editor Times: Dear Sir Ilera is another appeal for Hammond to adopt the daylight savins plan. Why should a few grouchy people who are afraid they will loose an hour's sleep cause the whoie workingclass ol poople to loose the pleasure that extra hour In the evening (elves us. For those like myself that work In a store how nice to get home of the evening- to have our evening meal over and haye time to walk around and enjoy the out doors a few hours with our husbands or friends That extra hour of sleep in the morn-

lnr they seem to thing Is so

needed . ts it early and get

air than to lay and sleep. Suppose the kiddles do play marbled or ta5 an hour later. Are we all too old to remember -We were all kids once." Most of us have some one in the family that works in one of the surrounding towns, while they are home ot evening, we are still working. Let some of those people stand In a store all day and ee how fine it seems to get home before dark, they would then realize how much better It would be to

use the daylight saving P'n. , A CLERK IN ON-E OT THE! HAMMOXD STOftES. Editor of The Times: Would you be bo kind as to print th! letter in your paper. la reirards to the daylight savings I wl sk one question. Why do so many people favor daylight saving? 1 have been reading The Times every vninr. And it seems to me that the people in favor of it does not know what hard work is. In The Times of March J3. that party was more interted in the man that went to the movies once or twice a week and the girlies wweotheart than they were in the welfare of the working people. If these people were working 1n the shopa at piece work or time labor and were -giving a good days work for a good days pay. they would appreciate that cool hour sleep in the morning. Instead of getting up and working that hour In the morning, so as to have another hour pleasure In the evening. This daylight saving law was passed for two reasons. One for paving gas and electricity and the other was for working in the gardens. That was for a war measure. All they can think of now Is get an old Lizzie as soon a hubby can change and go. Hut we all are not fortunate enough to have on It seems to me that all some people have to do is sit around nnd think

of something to make life more miserable for the man that yet-s his brea't by the sweat of his brow. If people want daylight saving have them put it to the vote of the people. Yours truly A CONSTANT READER OF THE TIMES. Editor Times: Why does everyone think the clocks should be set ahead or keep old time. Just to adjust their family affa'rs. I notice In all your items on daylight savings no one seems to think that last

year any family had to have two clocks. Last year the railroals did not set their time ahead and that is the largest Industry in the country and I have three children in school and Tuid to send them by new time and the men to work In the afternoon until midnight by old time so I lost an hour's sleep as I g-uesji every other railroaders wife did, so lets have a turn about this summer, let Hammond lead the region back to srtandard time. INQUIRER.

Dear IJditor Times: A protest against daylight saving, as I myself have lived for 40 years under the old time and I know it Is all right to work by, any how I know that when Hammond was found it was also found under the old time. I am a Hammond booster and must say that if the factories want to go by daylight ,avlng time let the whistles "blow at f o'clock In place of 7. I myself think that this world can be arranged for every body and without forcing any body to sm foolish a thing as daylight saving whe-n it is impossible. Tours respectfully - A. TIMES REAPER AND A W OR JO Nil MAN.

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Is Your Back Giving Out?

Is a bad back making you miserable? Ari you tortured with a dull, wearing backache, and sharp, stabbing pains? It's time then, you looked to your kidneys. A cold, a strain, or overwork ho. probably weakened your kidneys and brought on that nagging backache, those headaches, dizzy spells and kidney irregularities. Don't wait for some serious trouble. Use Doan'si Kidney I'ill. Your home -folks recommend them. Ask your nelghtior!

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Great News Just In Time For Easter

SUITS, COATS and DRESSES A genuine surprise almost unbelieveable savings so far as we know this is the greatest chance to get REAL SUIT VALUES AT REAL CASH SAVINGS that has been offered this season.

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ALL WOOL MATERIALS 3EAUTIFULLY MADE. The Trimmings include Embroidery, Soutache Braidings, Narrow Belts ar.d Button Trimming. All the I atest Spring styles are included, such as straightline models, box coat effects, tailored and semi-tailored models, ripples and belted effects. Only one more shopping day until Easter, but there is sufficient time to have alterations made, if necessary, on suits purchased at this sale. WOMEN'S NEWEST SPRING DRESSES Paris inspired are these truly beautiful dresses, with their short skirts and sleeves. I his special offering for tomorrow cannot help but attract attention on account of the values and the styles. Made from fine taffeta silks, satins, canton crepe, wool tricotines, etc. Elaborate or smartly simple models are shown in artistic design. $18.50 $25 ' $45

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Corsets Fitted With your new Easter frock you'll need a corset, that if made for your type of figure, whatever that may He. will be found in our complete lines, either front or back lacing corset. You will be served by trained corsetieres, and we assure full responsibility for your satisfaction. W. B. CORSETS $1.95 to $4.50 GOSSARD CORSETS Front Lacing $3.25 to $10.00 Silk Chemise A special purchase of women envelope Chemise, ma de of excellent quality, silk crepe de chine, and washable satin, ribbon lace and rosette trimmed.

Values to $5

$2.95

Easter Clothes for Juveniles GIRLS WHITE DRESSES

The most popular dress in our complete assortment, made of dainty while or gandy and lawn with trimmings of pin tucks, embroidery and deep hem. 2 all sizes at TAFFETA DRESSES Children's taffeta dresses in the new shades of blue and brown, well made with tucks and frills, all sizes and marked very rnoder- 1 7 OR

ately. $14.95 to

NEW EASTER COATS Every mother will find just the coat she wants for her little girl for Easter, in basket weave cloth, velour, poplins and tweeds. Prices ranging from $6.75 to $13.50

Be Well Gloved On Easter Morning

LONG SILK GLOVES . I ! 1 1 J -

omen s long sun gloves maae to

fit like a kid glove, tans, greys and

white. Saturday $2 at the pair LADIES' SILK GLOVES Short gloves, two clasps, well made black or white, most all sizes, a real money saving value Cq at this sale only

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Easter Frock

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FANCY SILK HOSE Black silk with embroidered instep, $3.50 to $10.50 GRAY HOSE Wanted new shades of grey, plain or drop-stitched, Satur- J 25 day special

Beautiful New Easter Hats A Pleasure to Select Alluring transprent hats, trimmed with pretty garden flowers and fancy ribbon bows, much in vogue this spring. All moderately priced.

Children's Easter Hats Organdv, silk and straw fiats, all new and popular styles; all colors, some fancy effects, others tailored, all becoming to the little ones. 95c to $3.95 INFANTS' BONNETS

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Extra Special Hats for Easter New Lorraine A wonderful chance to buy your Easter Hat at a great saving. One big table full of semi-dress and dress Hats, representing all the newest and smartest styles of the moment. Hats for misses and women. Trimmings embrace everything now in vogue, glycerine ostrich, smart ornaments. natural-like flowers, etc. Exceptional value, $4.95

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Headquarters "W00DWEAR" BOYS SUITS TWO PAIR OF KNICKERS Manly models for the manly boy of all wool materials in a big range of sizes and patterns. There are no better suits made, moderately priced from $12.50 ,0 $19.50 Boys ' Suits 2 Pants All wool suits with two pair of pants in Norfolk models, a big value 12 50 for this sale at

Boys y Blue Serge Suits

bovs all wool 1 1 .50

As an Easter special we offer Blue Serge Suits in sizes up to 16 for only

THE NEWEST IN Shoe Styles Nowhere else can you find so many new shoe styles for Easter. Our ever crowded shoe section is a convincing fact, the popular styles at modest pricings are pre

vailing for Men, 'Women and Children

DOROTHY D0DD STRAP PUMPS Especially appropriate for Easter wear is a grey suede. A new- development of the one strap idea, combining FIT AND FASHION. Specially priced $10 at per pair

GROWING GIRLS OXFORDS A very pretty oxford, made of mahogany calf with Goodyear welted soles, a combination of good looks and service, Sw-.es 2Vi to 7. Specially priced A EZf

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Approve the Idea or Not You Cannot Ignore the Custom of Appearing in Spring Style Easter Sunday You feel the spirit of dress Ties, a Hat, the latest Shirtings, fresh Gloves. Our variety in all furnishing is complete.

In buying Society Brand suits you insure '

yourself against disappointment. A very complete showing of men's and young men's Easter Suits. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH AT ANY PRICE $35 $40 $45 $50

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A NEW HAT The "Piccachilly" is an extremely nobby model, narrow brim, in all the new shades at

SILK SHIRT SPECIAL

Shirts of heavy tub silk, washes and wears well, ieat patterns.

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4.95

Society Brand Clothes For Young Afm and Men That Stay Young

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