Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 96, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1921 — Page 3

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THE TJMES Paev "Piree : Jll!ilill!flII!IIIIIIIII!II!ll!IIIIIffl Thursday Extraordinary Values for Beginning Promptly Tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. m

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"WEARWELL" SHEETS 72x90 unbleached "Wearwell" sheets, of first quality, regular $1.69 QQ value, with coupon

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BLEACHED MUSUN Extra soft finish bleached bleached muslin, "Forget-Me-Not" brand, regulai 25c value, with coupon, 1 C

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KETTLE 5 quart size granite kettle, regular 50c value, with coupon, 1 Q Thursday, only

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TOILET PAPER Large roll crepe toilet paper, limit 6 rolls. With coupon only, O Thursday, special, roll w

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"P. AND G." WHITE NAPTHA SOAP 10 bar for 59c

STOCKING CAPS Children's all-wool Stocking Caps, with coupon OQ very special at :..

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WOMEN'S WAISTS Smart new Fall models in Georgette and Crepe de Chine. Values to $5.98. With JJO QO coupon, Thursday. . pfsO

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MEN'S FLANNELETTE SHIRTS Grey color, cut full, nicely finished. Very special with coupon for (1 "J f f Thursday at UU

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PEPSODENT The famous tooth paste that usually sells for 50c. On 9CP sale Thursday with coupon . . .

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NECKLACES $1.00 quality, in imitation Pearl Necklaces. Special Thursday, with coupon

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WOMEN'S HOSE Good quality wool and cotton mixed. Very spe- 2 Q Q cial with coupon Thursday. . .

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CHILD'S WAIST UNION SUIT Fleece lined, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Special with coupon, CZCk r Thursday VJ V-

PILLOW CASES 42x36 inch extra fine quality bleached pillow cases, regular 35c value C q with coupon Thursday, at . . .

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UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 40 inch unbleached muslin, a fine quality for children's dresses, regular 19c value, with coupon, , 1 Or Thursday, yard 1 U

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SAUCE PAN SETS Aluminum sauce pn sets, consists of one each, I quart, 1 !? quart and 2 qt. sauce pans, heavy quality, $1.50 value, with coupon, V O r set . J C

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DINNER PLATE 7 inch plain white semi porcelain dinner plate, 20c value, with coupon, 1 Ap Thursday 1Ut

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WmBMS&Sk FLAKES

Special with coupon Thursday. 3 packages 24 c

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CHILDREN'S DRESSES All-wool serge dresses, in sizes 2 to 6. a variety of colors. Special Thurs- Q O C day, with coupon

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MEN'S UNION SUITS $2.00 values, in heavy mixed wool Union Suits. Heavy tuck rib, cut full. With 1 OC coupon, Thursday jJ X J J

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LISTERINE "Lambert's" Genuine Listerine. regular 30c value. On 1 sale Thursday with coupon . . .

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SIDE COMBS Regular 50c values. Choice of various styles. For OCThursday, with coupon, only.

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HAIR NETS Resrular 15c "Fashionette" Hair Nets. With coupon, OC Thursday .. 3 F0R',C

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CHILD'S HOSE Good ribbed quality, for school. All sizes. Special, 1 C with coupon, Thursday

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RYE FLOUR Bohemian Rye Flour, the best grade, in 'g barrel sack. ( With coupon, Thursday

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DRESS GOODS SA

Silk Pongee A fine weave in 33 inch imported all silk natural color pon- 'rr gee. always sells for $1.50, while 'aQp3p it lasts, 98c a yard. 1 f

That Will Arouse the Interest of Every Woman in Northern Indiana So Great are the Values For here are just the fabrics you want for Fall dressmaking at prices that enable you to supply the season's needs at unheard of savings not in years have we planned such a sale not in years have the opportunities to buy advantageously been so many. Come in tomorrow examine these materials then compare with what others ask only then can you appreciate these offerings.

Values to Your Choice at

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$2.00 All Wool Storm Serge 54 inches wide, Special, yd.

Never before have we offered such a value in Storm Serge suitable for making the prettiest Fall Dresses and Skirts. Be sure to lay in a supply at this low price because after this lot is disposed of there will be no more at 99c a yard.

$5 DRESS GOODS NOVELTY PLAIDS, VELOUR s COATINGS, CHIFFON BROADCLOTH

$5 NOVELTY DRESS GOODS $5 VELOUR COATING

Plaids and stripes in smart color j,4 inh ,wjde in "ay- French 54 b ue. dark brown, coir b ue and

combinations, on

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$2.95 Kellygreen.cn sale $2.95 fl.t, 3 3.cl .........

$5 CHIFFON BROADCLOTH

inch wide, strictly all woo!.

in navy, brown and

$3.25 FRENCH SERGE 54 inch all wool navy blue French serge sponged and shrunk buy liberally at thii sale, at $ J $3.25 si LK CHARMEUSE 40 inch all silk charmeuse in a large variety of colors, for street and evening wear, fine lustrous quality. Special sale price, It "J QC yard $3.98 MEN'S WEAR SERGE 54 inch navy blue all wool quality very serviceable for suits, dresses and skirts. Exceptional bar- & "I QC gain, at yard p X UiJ $3.50 POPLIN 54 inch all wool poplin in black and navy, good serviceable ! "1 QC quality. Special, yard. . .

black, on sale, at yd

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Tricotine and Poiret Twills $3.69 yd.

54 inches wide, the two most wanted fabrics for suits, dresses and skirts in navy, brown, and black, formerly up to $5 values, at $3.69.

French Serges and Epingle Cloths $1.69 42 inches wide, ideal fabrics for Fall dresses in navy, French blue, brown and black values up to $2.50, in this sale at $1.69 a yard.

40-inch All Silk CANTON CREPE $5 Values A rich lustrous quality, the season's most fashionabl.3 silk fabric in a sensational sale at. yard

$2.88

$7.50 Silk Chiffon Velvet $4.00 Costume Velvet 1

36 to 40 inch silk chiffon velvet in black, navy, brown and taupe, special for this sale, yard at

$4.95

36 in. silk finish costume velveteen in black, brown and navy; a quality that will cause active selling. Per yard

$2.95

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Supply America With Booze Is Fast Becoming

Great Mexican Industry

rSTA(: CCRfTSONDENT t. N. SFRVICE1 MEXICO CITY. Oct. While other snurrps of revenue of th Mexican treasury have been dwlnlinjc because of the closing of mines, the b.vi crops, jsuspenp .,n of operation in the oil fieblf. John barleycorn continues to be a pillar of the financial structure of the nation. Mexico's Income from taxea on al- , .,h.,iic bever&res is stn.V.l -- 'ncrep-sincr. ' -iri-iK the r5t year the receipts were -- ri".A.f .'0 t esos. but they mti-h .;-t,aer ?";! v?ir as tiere is irn'v 1 l-.at .iebt be on!5 an "exr-crt" "raana for everaf f mniifu :tui ed ;r Tlxico.

The !iruor! a-rross the V l:iov. Iede of

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aro chiefly exportea :irder. b-it m 1th out the T'.ir Tli.r'l'.nff or General

otl'-sjers an-i snv.issl' rs

vt?nl'.e tequila chiefly, because this fiery i qlicr ':s a "( eptahle to American tas;, .i' th alnv''.- of anj tiling 1 1 -v bib? TCfcal si'-.d pulque rio not a;r'l to the tl.irs'.v across 'he border except .imcr sr the me.nbei'3 ?.f the Mexican cole: b s. As some of tha border cit'e3 have large. Mexican iT'rrents there 3. of cou'rse. some srnufir?lingr of mescal and pulv?. but the real profit for the border runnels is in tequila. The prices obtained by bootlegrcers and other traffickers in "hoof-h" vary a-eordins to the peofiraphlcal conditions. Tequila is lower at El Paso than in San Antonio, because the smuggler baa only to wade acro.T the river at TA Faso to reach bis market, while he muat face the perils o a trip of a hun

dred miles or so to gret to San Antonio. At EI I'aso a quart tequila can be obtained easily for $3. while the price

in $0 and $7 a quart in San Antonio. ;

In Mexico tequila made by distlllTS of reputation ranees In price from fifty to seventy-five cents a quart. But there arc f.vn cheaper kinds. Some of the Mexican smuqRlers are deft a.s magicians of vr.udeville. A torv is told of an American in a bor-

! r'er city whose f-Tcv"U of heverarres be

came exha'.Me..' Tie drove in his mo- , tor car to the shop of a captain of the j v-ot!e?g!nK In-lustry. ! "I war.t a. bottV. of tequila." be sa'd. "Vou already have it." replied tt.t

. ..,.. Sc . . . , "You 'ire wrong:." prote-tfd thrs other, i "I wotv in't be here i? I had a quart of . ' an. thir.g. J

"L;ok under the cushion. retimed j the bcotieK.er. 1 A comer cf tho cushion was lifted Vnderr.eith was a bottle of tev.ii'.a.

The envur-cgier hs I divitird the visitor's wants nnd bad thrust the bottle tinder the cushion so swiftly that not one of the two or three men in the car saw him do it. DisTiisnrs ass emiAboed. When be received payment he caused the mony to disappear int his pock with a swift motion which would have done credit to any masriclan of tht stage. When the Vnited States lost Its rev

enue of about JSOO,000,uOO a year from

distillers and brewers, throufrb the establishing of prohibition, there were weavers of figures who predicted that Mexico's income from beverages would Increase enormously, with the possibility that the increXse would be great enough to ray ail of Mexico's debts, with a surplus for the financing of the country. This has not happened. It Is a far cry from fifteen million pesos, or about 17.600,000 to $"!00.00n. T?i?t there have been substantial gains. Old breweries and distilleries have been enlarged, and new plants have been built, giving the government greater returns from these pc""-'" tTi in th nsst , While John Tarleycorn's contribution to the Mexican txea.iry is important i" this time of depression, it probahl " never will reach the proportions predicted by anti-prohibition propae-aidists. Most of the alcoholic drln'rs of Mexico are made from r'ants which srrov everywhere, almost like weds "Horn brew" 'n this country Is as oM as the Aztecs. All of the rustics know how to make thir own drinks, without troubling themselves abo'.t Internal nve-

stamps; an? John Barleycorn's contr buticn to the treasury will incre.x .i only as far i the urban population r' Mexico grows. There is continued and strong agltaf fori for prohibition, with a p.rssi...l. i . that Jjhr. barleycorn's money rrav be rejected in Mexico aa in the United States. 5ome states. l!ve Chihuahua., have taken definite steps toward prohibition. Mthough In Bm cases the movement lacks sincerity of purpose. Sometimes the agitation is to serve a political purpose: sometimes to attract prohibition or antl-prohlbitlon agents who have money to spend. Reformers Jn the United States are distributing much cash In Mexico, and this money verr often passes Into the hands of men of a singular sort.

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