Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 73, Hammond, Lake County, 15 September 1921 — Page 3

Thursday, Sept. 15, , 1921.

THE TIMES. PAGE THREE

Crown Point

Mltsa Katlft iTIKer of Chicago wis Crown PoSjiI on Wednesday looking after ixer property intwert here. Mrs, Jullua Rockwell entertained the "Monday AOction Club at her (hom on Monday nig-ht, being; the first meeting: ot ti.e fall Wtajun. The favora for hl$a core; were won iby Mrs. Clayton BoOi knd Mrs. Herbert Johnson. Mra C. W. AllreaA has been quite rick nd under tie car ol a plxyalcl&a thia week, ier ailment brfnj atomach, trwible. Auyuat DuBoli and family r moving into their handaom new home on WtJt atreet which. wa recently completed. Since leaving their farm horn at Dyer they hv mad tiiotr home with Mr. August XuBoisMi Mary Bremec, deputy County Treasurer haa be-en confined to her honi the paat week with Illness. Dr. ajid Mrs. Edward Kxost who have been on a two wctki bo.t trip down the Mlaal-slppi and Tennebe xlver returned home on Wednesday, reporting . delightful trip. In very exciting game ot ball played at Straley field on "Wednesday between the Crown Point butrkievss men And the court house crowd the business men won by a core of 17 to 16. The game was marked with sensational plays Lnd was bitterly contested, the business men finally nosuig out by 1 run. Home runs were very common, ach aide scoring several.

LOWELL

Airs. J. K. Daft'is left this morning for Butte, Mont., where she goes to visit her aoa, Juason Davis ojid family She will go from there to San Diego. California, where eh a will apiiid the winter. The funeral services of John M. Caftle were held a.t fcis late home yesterday at 2:00 p. m. The services were conducted by the Spiritualists. Interment was made In the Lowell cemetery. Mrs. Martha Love Allis Is making aorne extensive Improvements on her residence property of Castle avenue. E. K- Lynch was In Chicago on 4uslCess yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson are visiting relatives In the north part of the county. Miss Marion. Nelson, Earl Little and Vivian Harden have gone to Lafayette where they will attend Purdue university the coming year. Mies Mary Little left yesterday for Oxford. Ohio, where she goes to attend Western College. The Lowell AutornobSle and Implement Sales Co., have sold the Main garage to Merrit Hayden. Mr. Hayden will take possesion on January first, next. Mrs. Le welly n Smith was a Chicago Visitor yesterday. At the regular meeting of Lowell Post American Legion Monday night, Harry Petrle and M. L. Rayon were elected as representatives to represent Lowell Post at the elate encampment at Wabash, October 10th and 11th.

DYER

The Whiting Indians will pl-ay the Dyer Juniors next Sunday at Dyer. The ladles of Court 23. W. C. O. F., will entertain with cards and bunco on Sunday evening, Sept. 18th at the St. Joseph's halL Games will begin at 8 p. m. eharp and good prizes wifil bo .warded. A cordial "Jnrrltatlon, Is extended to all. The directors of the First National Bank held their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the bank 'buiiamg. John Kimrnet and daughter of Lorell went Wednesday at Dyer. Ferdinand Kalvalage of Chicago Heights transacted business In town yesterday. The marrrage of Clahel Hart-man and Rarvey Newquist took place at St. Joeph" church on Wednesday, at 8:00

COOK $a (Lhkv LrSetaoin ar ar ar ar & ar Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schnvall motored go Chicago on Sunday. Miss Verona Kretz of Chicago spent Biraday with her parents, Mr. and Mr PfclClJp Kretz. Misses Re gin a and Lucy Lumpp Sunayed with their mother Mrs. Koaa Xumpp. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Klein left last Friday for Area, 111., where they will frialt with the Wlrtz family. M'is-s Cynthia Mager has been spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Tlck Mager. her parents. Mrs. Shea, went to Hammond Tuesflay to visit her daughter. Mrs. Catherine Long has been -visiting at the Kretz home. Ignatz Hepp who has been on the lick list for some time is reported as rery low, Valentine Kretz and family were calling on friends here last Sunday. Mrs. .Prngen returned to her home in Chicago on Saturday after a week'u rtay at the Lumpp home.

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IN EVERY DROP"

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your money.

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22c Outing Flannels Friday and Saturday 15c yd. An unusual opportunity to obtain a 27 inch heavy quality Outing Flannel, bleached and colored, that sells regularly at 22c, at a big saving. Supply your season's needs at, 15c yd.

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KAUFMAMN & WOLF - Hammond. Inex

Cotton Challies 15c yd. 36 inch wide Cotton Challies In floral and oriental designs Beautiful color combination in a great variefyt Great values at lSc a yd.

For Friday and Saturday

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DOUBLE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS TOMORROW

Here certainly is the biggest value in years in serv iceable school clothes4 We have never surpassed these great values and lucky indeed will mother be to purchase.

Boys' Blue Serge Suits Sizes 9 to 17 Guaranteed to be of all wool and fast color. Made of a durable quality serge that will stand wear and tear of sturdy "youngsters." Are

fully, lined throughout extra well made and reinforced at seams. Smart Norfolk models at the

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Juvenile Suits $3.98 Good looking and sturdy Corduroy Norfolk Suits for youngsters who wear sizes 4 to 8, at a special price.

Boys' 2-Pants Suits at $8.50 Dark matures in serviceable materials. Ideal school suits and suits for dress up. BOYS' $16.50 AND $18 2 PANT SUITS Some of our finest models, reduced for Friday and Saturday, $X2 75

First Long Trouser Suits $16.50 to $35.00 A very smart assortment to choose from, including the "Hart Schaffner & Marx" "Prep" suits for high school fellows. Flannels, worsteds and serges in browns, blues and green and mixtures. At each price a good value !

A Real Surprise

en's Fa.

nits

$27.75

Forget the price and look at the quality and tailoring it's "the regular $40 kind you'll find in these suits at a price that is only possible .because there are odd sizes of various models at .......

Big Suit Values for Men

. $37.75

These are values to $50 selected from regular lines and placed on sale for quick clearance at $37.75. New Overcoats Every new style touch favoring young men and all good dressers is to be found in these Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats at

$27.50 10 $50

Sensational Purchase 36-in. All Wool STORM SERGE This is the ideal Fall fabric for women's and children's dresses and comes in such colors as navy, midnight blue, African brown, cardinal, wine, taupe and black. A quality you've recently f paid $1,25 for on sale Friday and Sat- frg urday, at ....,................. r Satin Charmeuse 40 in. all silk satin charmeuse in all wanted colors for street and evening wear. Formerly sold at $3.98

a yard. A very rich lustrous quality. d no ci : c r j,.. j 1, , P B .0

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Smart Trimmed Hats Featured at $6. 50 The becoming new styles are here in remarkable variety. One is sure EE to find just the smart effect most desired for Fall. Hats of Duvetyn, Panne or Lyons Velvet in the large and small shapes, trimmed EEs in fancy feathers, flowers and ornaments. All the newest Fall col- 52 ors and black. Special $6.50. 55 A good assortment of Children's Hats in Betty Bright 55 Tarns, Stripped Felts and Bobbettes. Priced from $1.79 55 to $3.95. ; 5 Specials in Infants' Apparel j

For Thrifty Mothers "the following prices are good H FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY; 55 Infants' Long Flannelette Wrappers Fia- 55 ished with pink or blue shell-stitched 55 edges. Special at ............... : (Others up to $15. 55 'Infants' Gowns of BaJby Flaanei Finished S atneck and sleeves with shell-siitch, 0r button front. At .89c and Infants' Flannelette Gowns Attractively fin- 5j ished with dainty braid and em- 5) 1 25 broiderel sprays " 55 Long and Short Flannelette Gertrudes 5 Trimmed with shell-stitch jit neck, E arm pits, and bottom of skirt. ; . . . 55 Infants' Slips Bishop style with dainty lace 5 edge on neck and sleeves. Made of 55 nainsook. Special at s2 Infants' Dresses Of fine batiste, hand em- 55 broidered yoke with val lace insertion Fin- l ished at bottom with lace inserts and fancy 51

Phillippine Goivns $2198 Made of fine muslin, showing the evidences of beautiful hand embroidery. Included with this showing of gowns are some pretty Envelope Chemises also at $2.98

scallops edged with lace. Special at . t i V

ibs of Terry Cloth Border of pink "1 Cm r blue. Special at...

Friday and Saturday Shoe Specials for Everybody Here are five outstanding shoe values for the thrifty women who demand good quality footwear at a moderate price.

All the New Shapes and Dimensions Men's Fall Hats

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Tiether it's a narrow or wide brim, a high or low crown, here you'll find the shape for every head at a price every man can afford to pay. See our "Lion Store" Special at $3.50 it tops 'em all! Other Hats, $3 to $8.50 Caps, $2 Made of all-wool Fall suiting patterns in light and dark colors and smart tweeds. Your size is here at $2.00. Other Caps, $1.50 to $3

Men's $3 and $3.50 Cloth Hats

Made with leather sweat band and satin lined. For Friday and Saturday they are selling at, only

Fall Shirts Every shirt cut full, of woven and corded Madras and some silk striped Madras. New exclusive patterns, neat striped checks, etc., som with cellar to match, $0 Aft

.98

-- fast colors at

Union Suits Men's fall weight union suits in

we;ght cotton

heavy or medium

rib. also Merino finish union suits, white, ecru, grey and natural col

or, sizes 34 to 46, at

$1.50

New Pumps, $10 "John Kelly" models for Fall wear, of brown and black kidskin; made in one-strap, with inlay tip and strap. The popular military heel is shown. Altogether a smart boot at $10.00.

Misses' School Shoes Are made of excellent mahogany calfskin and finely finished. It has the broad toe and low school heel. The best of leather and workmanship. 0 Specially priced at . . . .;

Child's Shoes Children's and misses brown calf hi-top lace shoes for school wear. Misses' sizes, $3.50. (jj 00 Children's sizes, special

Boys' Shoes

Snappy and sturdy English and blucher modeb of durable ma

hogany calfskin. Special at

$4.50

Youths' Sizes Are $4.00

Women's Shoes A smart black kid oxford for Fall with the military heel and stitched tip. A very jjg EJQ big value at

ON EVERY. HEEL

We are headquarters for the famous "Star Brand" shoes. Guaranteed all solid leather. Highest in quality low in price.

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Boys' New Caps and Cloth Hats

$1.00

Caps are 1 piece top style with pleated or plain back band, made of all wool suitings, leather sweat band. Also boys cloth hats, "made just like dad's", tweeds, browns, greens, etc. On sale at $1.C0.

Boys' Sweaters $5.98

wool Sweater

slipover style,

Boys all Coats in

heavy rope stitch or light in

we'sht, plain or combination colors. Wonderful value at $5.98.

Boys' Blouses 75c Boys' $1.25 School Blouses, made of fine percales, blue charrtbray and khaki, light and tkrk striped patterns. Guaranteed fast colors. Sizes 6 to 16. Special at 75c each.

Save a Good Deal on Drugs and Toilet Goods

Effervescing Sodium Phosphate In Mb. bottles. Regular $1.89. Qgc Special at Compound Licorice Powder-rln Vilb, packages. Regularly 40c. O 7 g Special at ... ' Klenzo Antiseptic Mouth Wash The regular 25c seller. 1 QSpecial at 1

Borozin Baby Powder25c seller. Special at

-The regular 1 7

' j Special at

War Tax Included)

Harmony Lilac Vegetal Fine for after shaving. Regular $1.00. fQg Special at La Meda Luxury Face Powder The regular 75c seller. A Q Special at Dr. Pex Special Tooth Paste Reguir'"5,0'; 33 c Special at Pond's Cold Cream In tubes. Regular 25c seller. 1 7

NASHUA WOOL NAP

lust received new Nashua Wool Nap Blankets, size 64x76

inches. Tan color only, with pretty borders to stitched edge. Last season's price $6.00. Now

LANKETS 1

s, size 64x76 to AO r:.,d:-..?:!(: 2.vo i

eqjil for use on autuznobin

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