Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 38, Hammond, Lake County, 4 August 1921 — Page 3

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TVASHIXGTON. Aug. 3 Tauxes will Hot bo levied sufficiently to provide n treasury surplus, Chairman Fordney or the tvuse ways and means committee declared today. " i would refer that there should b treasury deficit during the present fiscal year," said Fordney. '"This would prevent demands for more funds Crom the departments and hold congress down with, appropriations. The deficit could bft met by temporary loans and could bo taken care of next year cut of the receipts." This attitude of members of the ways and means committee spells rejection of the tax prorram submitted by Secretary Mellon which seeks revenues to meet his estimate of treasury demands for the present fiscal year of $4,675,C0O.000. He suggested new taxes of $10 on automobiles, two cents on bank checks. Increase from 2 to 3 cents on first class postage and Increase in taxes on tobacco, cigars and cigarettes. The suggested bank check tax and increased postage has aroused Immediate antagonism In the house. Chairman Fordney said he did not think there was any probability of levying the taxes suggested by Secretary Mellon unless it was the automobile tax. If this tax is decided on by the committee It will be a graduated tax on horse power.

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ABOUT THE STORE'S jAf P PfTP. NITUSE AS) 6 and 7

Boys' Blouses Regular 75c Quality Percales of light and dark patterns, fast colors. Sizes 6 to 15. Spe- AC! cially priced at TTOC

Sales for Friday and Saturday

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KAUFMAN N & WOLF - HAMMOND. iND

Fox Scarfs

Rich, luxurious Scarves of black and brown Fox have just arrived. The

quality of the pelts is as exceptional as

their fine workmanship. Special at. . .

$23.75

I D O UBLE S. &H. STAMPS TOMORR O W 1 Interesting Details for Fall WHAT the NEW MODES PORTRAY! Like a freshening breeze, the first of the new Fall Fashions has descended upon us. You'll be sure to find thorough enjoyment in this authentic forecast.

SUIT

Feature Long Lines And are a radical departure from the previous season's styles. Just to look over the smart fabrics, the clever hints of new ideas in designing is most interesting. Fur trimmed and self-trimmed; lavishly embroidered or simply plain. Suits of Yalama Cloth, $49.75 Brown and navy suits of beautiful quality, elaborately embroidered, with self-embroidered collar. Long lines with panel effect. Unusual values at the price.

The New Coats

Nothing more gracefully draping than these soft-pile fabric coats could well be imagined. Scarcely noticeable in weight, yet with a world of unsuspected warmth. Some of the new materials are Norm an die. Orla&da. Wondo-ra. Coats of Wool Veloor, Bolivia and Dnret de Laine, too, with beaver or mole collars. The New Dresses Two wholly new notes are sounded in the fashioning of the new frocks the neckline and the unique sleeve development. "Whether -it be a wool frock or a silk one, you'll find exhaustive reasons for buying one now. New Fall models of wool tricotine, cleverly beaded or embroidered, of crepe de chine, canton crepe, and cree-back satin; in stragiht-line and wide-skirt styles. $25 and up.

Children's Gingham Dresses

Special, 98c

Practical, yet becoming dresses fcr girls who wear sizes 7 to 14, are specially priced for Friday and Saturday. Choice of various checks and plaids. Many are trimmed with organdie. Envelope Chemise Pretty, dainty styles in flesh colored wash satin and crepe de chine, trimmed with attrctive lace and embroidery, $1.98. CHILDREN'S MUSLIN PRINCESS SLIP Of fine. quality, embroidery d? 1 Ef) trimmed. Very special at. . .

"Lady Ruth". Corsets

$1.50-$3.50

An initial showing of these frontlace corsets will be welcome news to women looking for a moderately priced corset of exceptional quality, for the medium high bust and low bust figures. Voile Waists Good-looking, cool summery waists of fine white voile in both long and short sleeve styles are especially fine values for Friday and Saturday at $1.98. CHILDREN'S PLAY SUITS Of black sateen, trimmed in red, in the straight knee or elastic "1 1 Q knee styles. Special. .

Ahead of Time

We have assembled a brilliant collection of Autumn Hats in advance of the season. They are authentic,

attractive and charmn

ling.

j $5 and up to $25 H You may not be ready to purchase, but we want you H to see them, particularly our $5.00 specials. H CLEARANCE OF SUMMER HATS YOUR CHOICE, $2.00 I Women's Pumps and Oxfords

Special, $4.45

Dark mahogany calfskin models of exceptional smartness. Well-known "STAR BRAND" footwear of fine quality, worth considerably more. Particular women will be particularly pleased with either strap pump or oxford, at $4.45.

WOMEN'S SLIPPERS Soft sole style, with silk pom pom; rose, blue, maroon, oxford and navy. $1.19

CHILD'S AND MISSES' STRAP PUMPS And oxfords, patent leather and kid, good quality. $1.79

Infants', Children's and Misses' BABY DOLL SLIPPERS With tan calf skuffer soles. $1.29

Drugs and Toilet Goods

Mary Garden Face Powder, regularly $1.00. Special at 78e Harmony Lilac Vegetal, fine for after shaving lotion. Regular $1.00 value. Special at.... 75c Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder, special for pyorrhea. Regularly $1.00. Special at 73c Military Brushes, regularly 75c a pair. Special at 39c Gallagher's Havana Stogies. 100 in a box. Regular $3.25. .$2.69

Buckeye Malt and Hops, regularly $1.25. Special at 7Se Or 6 packaegs for $4.25 Pore Mercolixed Wax, regularly $1.00. Special at . 69c Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair and Scalp Cleaner, regular 65c seller. Special at 49e Cap Shaving Soap, regular 10c seller. Special at 5c Or 6 for 2Sc (War tax included)

Men's Novelty Shirts

New Fall Patterns

$2.00

New early Fall patterns. Shirts made with separate low collar to match and soft French cuffs. In plain colors, and brown, blue and lavender checks. Guaranteed fast colors. Sold last year for $3.50 and $4.00. A wonderful value now at $2.00.

MEN S $1.00 SILK AND SILK KNITTED NECKWEAR New narrow shape, plain colors, stripe and novelties, large assortment of patterns VJOV

MEN'S $1.95 AND $2.00 SHIRTS Made in either neckband or cellar attached styles; fine percales and madras cloth, made full size. Large variety of patterns, guaranteed fast colors. Sizes 14 to 17. -Pe-$1.00 cial at

MEN'S 75c PURE THREAD SILK SOX Double heel and toe, a fine gauge; black and all popular colors. Are slightly imperfect. Very specially priced OQper pair .!....

Boys' New Caps Special, $ 1 .00 One-piece top style with pleated back bands, made of all-wool suitings, in light grey and striped patterns and dark patterns. Sizes 6Vs to 7. $1.00. MEN'S $3.50 CLOTH HATS Light and heavy weights, in greens, browns, black and white checks, tweeds and serge. Lining and sweat band. Sold for $3.50. New $2.50 Fall patterns. .Now

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The Clearance of Summer Frocks $5. 75 I

The extremely low price at which these Voile and Gingham models are priced offers knowing women an opportunity to end the summer with a fresh new frock at a fraction of its actual worth. The styles are attractive ideal for present wear. Most all shades to choose from. and at

$9. 75

You will find some very fine Organdie and Voiles the kind of dresses that are smart for most any occasion at just about half of their original price. Almost every color is to be found and most every trimming you'd care to see.

A Clearance of e Men's Suits j 3 Famous Makes $25.00 Friday and Saturday Only

Don't look at these suits from a standpoint of pn you're actually buying $40 to $50 value for $25 here! Worsteds and cassimeres in mixtures, plaids and stripes. Men's and young men's models. Single and double breasted styles, "Hart. Schaffner & Marx," "Society Brand" and "Michaels-Stern" makes.

EXTRAORDINARY g Boys' Suits With 2 pair of Pants g

All-wool materials, lovely patterns boys will like and our special low price- make these about the best suit values for boys in this vicinity. The sizes are 8 to 18. and you'll find most of the suits have two pair of pants. BOYS' PANTS Of khaki. pam Beach or crash. Ages 3 to 1 7. Well made, low priced. Special "q at

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