Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 110, Hammond, Lake County, 28 October 1921 — Page 3
Friday, October 28, 1921.
THE TIMES. PAGE THREE
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IN LAKE CO. 1
tuberculosis caused thtrty-lUe deat'as last year In Gary alone ami 107 in LaJ.c count. Recently there were nine in one month. Evry unattended dath from this ri eajo is said to mean 10 new infections. There are probably 45o active iae In the county, and about 4u0 lnotlr. which may develop at any time, ducb conditions as we are facing at present are trolng; to develop some of them. Much excellent public w ork is
uone in ixLXe county, but tuberculosis Is one thing- that is not yet adequately provided for. There is a cminty tuberculosis society, a, volunteer orrnlatloa ol unselfish, disinterested psopla. The society Is at present employing two workers, an executive and a public health nurse. The nurse. Mrs. Blvlns, who has had excellent training and wide experience. Including service over -"es. Is caring for as many cases as she can. Just now she has 115 on her
vinr list. Ia tie light of the
snown above, the
rave half a doxen
I
An Endless Variety of the Smartest Styles in a aturday Coat Sale
Individual, sylish models lor women who admire quality. Four Interesting group..
county should
nurses. Plans j-e
now under way for establishing- tuberlsis clinics at several places in the
"uumy; wU offer free examlna firm .
uapectea cases. A thorough county Kiirv-i j
.,v,ulu u i a cover manv
u. me ne In 9uch esses Is not so
' J T . . caxa as rP condi
...... lna patient and Isolation for
kT,T family, particularly the
.i lua aavjco is followed, but it 1
v,tw vim mop. Gary !3 a pretty sanlt
wnich to IIvb. Naturally
" ubf everything is
Place in
m a city
new one vnnM
-'aniinesa and healthful condi
wW. mere are none of the old fire
ana rat nests and bug collectors
scrra preservers that are
to safety in older
ov
every-
and
menace
communities. Xfr
'r. the steel company Is note.l f.
-.ccjicci, poucy or sanltatloa where.
An . ... ..
- . an me houses In Garv
: c "ol- wy riot, and what
CTOUm ie about it? Have you
cr uiuugni aoout It?
ivot an places in Lake county are so
jrvunate in neingr entirely new. Dotibtloiss there are a good many unsanitary outhouses sua 'in use throughout the county perhaps even in the cities. The
time is near at hand when these will
uo longer De tolerated anywhere.
-anouier excellent thing for the resl-
oenta of Gary Is its good milk supply.
j t i.cjvu aeserves a
srear oeai or credit for that as it does
ior otner up-to-date health work T .
11 "cans mucn to parents of young
l"",urnl lo Know that they can buy
.oruiiea mils and special baby milk approved by doctors. Such milk must
come irom inspected and tested cowb
ana must d subject to laboratory ex
animation. It Is a satisfaction to milk dealers, too, to be able to assure cus
tomers that their product la safe wholesome.
mere is a movement on foot, we believe, to supply milk at a special low
price to needy families; nothing could be finer than that, at such a time. A supply of good milk will go far toward fumlshln the needed elements in an
uinerwISe greatly reduced diet. In fact some very interesting experiments are being conducted right now to show to
wnat extent It is possible for healthy
aamis to depend on milk as a food.
In spite of such admirable conditions Gary has not the best possible reputa
tion for health. Possibly owing to in
uuoLriai reasons, and possibly to in
adequate safe guarding there is a good , . i . . . . ,
vl luuercuiosis in proportion to
the population and to other diseases.
.-men scientinc study is being given
to the relation of this disease to in
oustry; some occupations help the T. B. germ to prosper, and science has riot yet overcome thi3 obstacle. But
that is one reason the more why careful work is needed in attending to patients and protecting those associated with them. Tuberculosis prevention must po on and must be done more thoroughly in Gary and in Lake county, if the fight against this plague is to hold its own and to make progress. Deaths from this source are being reduced, but not fast enough. And too many new infections are starting. Sitting by the T. M. C. A. magazine tble was a man who coughed every -ow and then, as he read. He did not cover his mouth with cither hand or handkerchief. Tie coughed directly Into the magazine. If only it's pages had been under a microscope, so that he could have seen the droplets conveyed from his month and nose. And the germs inhabiting them. The thought was enough to make other readers hesitate to use the magazines. Of course the handkerchief is best to uje, as the hand goes right on touching
other things. But even to cover the ough and collect the moisture in the hands is better than spraying it about into the air and upon surrounding objects. Most coughing Is unnecessary anyhow. People who sit in an audience and couch become silent as soon as they become interested. Just a bad habit; -why not control it?
KIDNEY TROUBLE?
7"he Kidney r the Tllood FilternWhen They Weaken and Stop I"p, the System Becomes Overloaded With, trie Arid.
Indianapolis. Inri. "I was troubled for several years with my stomach and had kidney disea.se. I fin.-illy began taking Dr. Pierce's Anurie (kidney and backache) Tablets and after using a few bottle- 1 was wonderfully Improved. I have not had an attack for many months and feel that I am completely cured. Many other medicines which I tried did me no good." George -McQuade. 1009 Park Ae. Don't wait for serious kidney ailment to set In. Help your weakened kidneys with Dr. Pierce's Anuric. At all drug stores or send 10c to Dr. Tlice's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. V for trial package. Adv.
"TRY A TIMES WANT AD"
LOT 1 Bolivia. Wool Velour and Mixed Polos; all fancy full lined. Some have fine collars of fur.
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5 is EES
LOT 2 Fine fur-trimmed models or smart tailored coats in such shades as brown, sorrento and navy. Very special at
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y in1
LOT 3 Fine wool veloura, normandies, beautifullylined and handsomely trimmed.
LOT 4 Smart individual models in rich colorful fabrics, handsomely trimmed.
For Children Coats for tots 2 to 6; suits for intermediates, 7 to 10; coats for children, 8 to 14, in fine all woo! materials, nicely trimmed in the newest style.
Skirts $10.00
Prunella and fine Wool Velour Skirts in the newest novelty stripes and plaids; excellently tailored.
"Chokers" $7.50 Pretty Brown Opossum Chokers, very smart and practical for Fall. Excellent values at $7.50.
Dresses $18.98
Navy Tricotines and Black Canton Crepes trimmed with contrasting colors. In a variety of styles.
Dresses $28.98
Fine lustrous Canton Crepes and all-wocl Tricotines. new clever styles, smartly trimmed.
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H $12.50 All-Wool
BLANKETS
E Double Bed Size
SEE The finest Blankets we have E seen in a long time; extra 5 heavy quality, all-wool, dou-
ble bed size (66x80), in al
sss the new plaids, including
blacks and reds. fm nr
Very special for Saturday at ... .
BONNETS Babies' Silk Poplin Bonnets with ribbon tie, embroidery or lace trimmed.
$7:
ROMPERS
Peg top style.
n black sateen.
trimmed in red
and yellow. In
sizes 2 to 6 Sale price, $1.79
59c
Values to $7.50 BLOUSES of Every Description Choose from such materials as fine Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Charmeuse, Striped Satins and Pussy Willow, in the season's smartest modes; trimmed attrac
tively with lace and embroidery rt r smart fjailnrer
styles with high $Q.19
md low collars. m 3:
special at
PAJAMAS Two piece style for children, in striped flannel. Sizes 1 0 to 16. Special at S1.39
CORSETS In pink and white coutil for the slender and medium figure. Special at $1.39
Radium Silk Step-in Bloomers
They arc of wonderful quality, rither prettily lace trimmed or in
attractive tailnrrH
styles. Very spe- k .50
cial for baturday 3nly
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$1.79
Saturday, the Last Day
YARD GOODS SALE
Thrifty women from all over Northern Indiana are taking advantage of these really extraordinary savings. Socres of other great bargains besides those listed below are on sale.
48-in. All-Wool Tricotine
Extra heavy quality, in navy, black, brown, wistaria and wine-
strictly all wool: the kind that usually sells for $3.50. On sale for onlv.
yard
36-inch Canton Crepe
Here it is, the season's most wanted fabric 36-inch silk and u-nnl
Canton Crepe, of most excellent quality; the ideal deep mate-
rial m navy, brown and black. IJunng this sale reduced to only.
yard
70-inch Table Damask
69c
45 -in. Curtain Madras
This is a very fine quality curtain madras in beautiful designs and color Combinations for drapes, curtains and interior f mmt decorations, made to sell for $2.00. Special while
it lasts, yard.
$1.98
Beautiful quality Table Damask, full 70 inch, made in a varied
assortment ot pretty patterns, both m the floral and
conventional; the regular $1 value. Sale at,
yard
Just for Saturday Only Bed, Spring and Mattress
T
Consists of wood finish 2'2-inch post Beds, with 2-inch filling rods. Guaranteed steel springs and an all-cotton mattress. The compjete outfit for $29.95. $3 down; $3 a month.
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IAUFMAMM S WOLF - Hammond. Irm 1 STORE HOURS 8;30 a. m. to 9;00 p. m. Saturdl
A Better Man's Shoe for $6.00
It has all the appearance and serviceability of a higher priced shoe. Smart style and uSorough workmanship are in evidence in the Selz "6". To be had here exclusively in gunmetal or mahogany calf, in English
and the new broad toe lasts. NEW W. L DOUGLAS SHOES FOR MEN Three different styles in mahogany calf and gunmetal calf. 2 CO Special at vO.OU
AO Sizes and Widths in the Sell
Men's $50.00 Suits and Overcoats
AGAIN for
ments.
SATURDAY
$3 7. 50
Single and double-breasted Suits for men and young fellows; every good Overcoat feature to be found in this Fall's models; Hart, Schaff-
& Marx, other good
regular $:u gar On sale for $37.50.
ner
makes
MEN'S SUITS $21.50
We've selected from higher priced models some good looking, serviceable worsteds and cassimeres and specially priced them for tomorrow ; new, stylish patterns ; fine all-wool materials and smart tailoring distinguish them. Special Men's $1.50 Union Suits
98c
Li-'
Lnoose from heavy nat neece or heavy cotton rib Union Suits, cut full and if.??. 4:Ph
roomy, well shaped, made with closed
crotch; sizes 34 to 46; every Suit perfect. Special, 98c.
mm, I'm
mon
Union Suits, $1.98 Choose from mixed wool and merino Union Suits; either heavy tuck rib or
medium weight; natural color; sizes 34
to 46. Special for Saturday only
$1.98. lil
Heavy cotton rib and heavy 'flat fleece E;
Union Suits; extra well made; cut full WfJi
o r.w i--i Amir . ei-r.e 1 tth a .T . ' i '
$1.1. Sizes 24, 26 and 28, special at
Boys9 Union Suits
95c
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Van Heusen Collar "the Worlds Smartest" Is here in a good variety the comfort of a soft collar, the appearance of a starched collor; v.ill not shrink, wrinkle or wilt; washed at home like a handerchief.
These Pajamas are made of extra heavy grade flannelette; cut
extra large, made with military collar or low Collar, finely trimmed, $3 values. For Saturday only
Boys' Sweaters
Heavy shawl collar Sweaters, in slip-over and coat styles; plain and combination colors; QZA QQ $6 and $7 values. . . . J.i70
Boys heavy wool Winter with heavy plush and fur dark patterns: sizes 6 3-8 to 7. at
Men's Heavy Pajamas
$1.98
Boys ' Caps
Caps, $1
Here are Dandy Overcoats
for Boys $13.98 Really out of the ordinary values; all-wool materials, in attractive shades and patterns; double-breasted style with belt; beautifully wool lined.
Boys9 2-Pants Suits Good looking models, tailored with more than ordinary care; for active boys wear; dark and light patterns; gfo pmm p f all are nicely lined ; each suit has two pairs of k f m M pants. Very special for Saturday. . . , , . . . V
p" $2.50
EXTRA SPECIALS Just for Saturday That will save you hiore than ordinarily on needed things for wear and for home. SHOES BOYS', YOUTHS' AND LITTLE GENTS' SHOES Regular $3.00 and $3.50 values. Made of solid leather, mahogany calfskin. Smart school or dress shoes, in blucher and If 11 All
Dai moaeis. Mil in one
great lot.
pair .
WOMEN'S PUMPS AND j OXFORDS Of good quality mahogany calf ; military heel style $4 45 g bpecial at. ... r iVOMEN'S SMART FOOT 5 WEAR Famous "John EE5 Kelly" make Pumps and Oxfords of fine calf and kid and patent leather, EE: with new mili- lJQ EE: :ary heel EEJ MEN'S SHOES Gunmetal lace calf, in English, broad toe and blucher models. EE: Special price, EEE per pair. ..... EE: HOSIERY j WOMEN'S Good quality fibre silk Hose in black and brown. Special for CHp EE: Saturday, pair. . . . EE: CHILD'S Cotton rib hose j (lxl rib) in black only. All sizes. Very special fcr sss Saturday, per 1 C pair EE: Underwear H
CHILD'S Fleeced vest and pants. Sizes 2 to 10. ery special for OQSaturday, pair. ... BOYS' Fleeced Union Suits, high neck, long ileeves. Sizes 4 to "7Q 12. Special at. . . 7C Domestics Unbleached Muslin 40-in. Unbleached Muslin, an extra fine quality. Used for applique work. 1 Olr On sale, yard.. 1 2 ricking--36-inch imported
Ticking, regular 98;
69c
sale.
$1.29
35c s
12ic m
Bed
value. On per yard .
81x90 Sheet Extra heavy
quality. Regular $1.75
value. This
sale, each. . ,
Turkish Towels Extra large, heavy, durable thread Turkish Towels; in i 1 . 1 11
piain wnite, also red bor
der. Regular 69c value, at
Bleached Muslin Soft fin- . L Di 1 i n 1 1-1
isn Dieacnca iviusnn. reg
ular IVc value On sale. yard.
Fine Muslin This is an extra quality of soft Bleached Muslin. The regular 23c grade. On sale, "I C per vard -IOC Toilet Goods and Drugs Triner' Bitter Wine The regular price is 7Q $1.25. Special.... ' C Revall Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites An excellent tonic. Regu- (ZQlarly $1.25. at6. . OJ7C Doan'c Kidney Pill Regularly 60c. Special 49 C Palmer's Sharing Cream Regularly 35c. 1 Q. Special at Le Trefle Face Powder Regularly $1.25. Ol -Special at.. 1C Brae Beauty Cleansing Cream Regularly O Q - 50c Special at.. Hobson's Tar Shampoo Soap Regularly 1 C 25c Special at.. AOCRezaH Violet Talcum Powder Regular 15c. 1 1 Special at 1 1 C (Tax Included)
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