Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 8 November 1921 — Page 8

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WEDNESDAY ONLY FIRST AFNiiAL MILL PURCHASE SALE!

epeildon" Underwear and Hosiery Men, Women, Boys and Girls

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?i ror over halt a century Uependon hosiery ana underwear Si i r .i i i- t . xl l: - L. H

J nas Leen one oi me leading r.nes. mis mi- is uum uu ijuamj r

j alone. Our firs.) annual sale started yesterday and hundreds cf H cl Hommond oeople have taken advantage of this event to ?i!l their tj

! winter nr(A ftflnw is .1 n,irtl,l! list of thp tTVttiV VaillCS at tills K

sale.

'Dependon' Women Union

Suits $1.50 Values, 98c These garments at 98c should go in a hurry.

They are made of finest quality yarns, pure m whiie and iu any style. Sizes 34 to 44. fi

any styi

"DEPENDON" Ladies Silk aid Wool UNION SUITS $3,50 Low neck, no sleeves, ankk length; in a fine garment for winter.

"DEPENDON" MEN'S UNION SUITS $1.39 Long sleeve, ankle length; in ecru color only. Medium heavy weight. "DEPENDON" MEN'S FLAT FLEECE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 75 c Extra heavy garments, long fleece, closely woven for cold weather.

"DEPENDON" VESTS AND PANTS FOR WOMEN 50cEadl Long sleeve vests and ankle length pants ; made of combed yarn.

i llirvi.o ami .lt viii:at- ?;.. red. tt-is: No. 2 h.i 1 .1 '.'i'. t. I 1 0 i , . ( cii -AV. hti. 47: N.. '.' .'- I iv IT'.iCi !!; Vo. Hi ': '1. 4.!'- (:!'; Xi.. .1 v. l-lie. f.ix:'t fi . X.'. a jnMI". JU 1 45 '-.: V. I whi! J. 42'-' tSVje: No. yellow. 4!'-12'.

OATH V. " nntlc, 3 5c; ivMtc :;iisi It.'. Xi. 1 white. .'!1'(' r. i . . . run ai.ii 1 in; hh k, 1Ux;S - Ui-ifi.'.K, 7.ihii1; miii'kel mostly 3;. it 4"c low.-r. Hulk. $!."' 7. J..; (, t' h'ay ri'.t, 7'i8. ..(.. ?T t.'. (" IT! I ilecr ,.tf. U.'MMi. UlUi !:'. ln-.-L liui1.! HO'i in iiin;'i v t u. n- '-f't htcr.'ly. -jUk.'s null. il.ri Mcr flioic- HI..1 i in. . jJi'lJ; t...'.lium iinn K.iim!. $i 1 j") l't. .-; J"1 ml '" f .:, .r 12; oinmon iMcl nuiliiii'i, i'(i' ltu.oli-f Cut !- II it'ffs. $:t.Bf-'f SHKKi' - Ht ipl.i. 1 "; tn.ifK.-t. vi ry l .w uuil fciint:'.-il y ft aJ.v. I: m'. i S4 lhs. .l.ivkii). $3 ! ! . 1 . lul)ll): ouiij and t-ommi-n, $:.r.nt 7.75. rllM'Af.O I'HOOI i:. IH'TTKU Kci-rpia. li.72 tubs.

j rrriimci i- - r..i i -i. 12c, hrsis. Jnwnc; I paoVitiK flock. - : - '' I ..i,;! ht- iy.9. 7.ii. cas;s: ro.-" .''- 'nrri.un "oim")"Ji. ordinary fti'-l. i ''' ; 4 7c; first r.3 ('.; : fhfcKs. 2't

dirties. 2.Vji 3o. MVF, riil'UHY --Tnrk.ys, 33c; olicUins. 1. siiiiiKH. 24o; roost. rs, liic; i;.'. sc. LM.-: ducks. 2(0. l'O'l'ATi i:S--Uecol)tJ. S: cur', Nor. HliUit". $1 .7i''i 2. il'; KcI K!f Oh'os. $1 ..Wo 1.65; Irlnlio nissctx. 1 !.'.

at Kill p. irt. Thurnilay from the lnl the LOnplfWoofl station of thc fhlcarro liutidreiH of thouharids of dollars,

ifsldpiice and at 2 p. in. from St. i & Kat-rii Illinois ritilroud today, nl was said.

t'-r recci iriff h. report that one of the nun who h-ld up the New OHenn flyer hear Paxton was on hoard. Motorcycle policemen were sent out to guard all automobile roads leading into the

John's AvanKelical L.uSlirran church. Hurial will be made at Concordia cemetery. Charles Neldow will conduct the

! funeral. 1

RIFLE SQUADS AT EITGLSWCOD STATION

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SISTER OF JUDGE GREENLEE DIES

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ii'diana. the ljit.. r of J M 'Ire. -nice "1 'iary, died at licr !' inc in that city fol'-. ir.t; a brief ill Thft 1 ca--o d was Judge Or ?nl v'a old'r plstr. ne itu-..-r.il will be h !J in Klw.-od Vcl,ief:a'. and Mr. and Mr.-. 'Sn be and tloir .1 -lighter Jniv- leave to-

INTLRNAriONAL M-"S SLRVIcEl i'KIi '.V il ), X.-i. A lullc t-ij'O.'bi

Clitratro rl. tnciV ik n' dei

j 'Vlioot to kill" if ue. essars ,

tor here, said tod:iv la.it the robbrK stole four siii li i of rea l. He said th.'

I i I.e. k up t- iiet i'iii:iiii '..hit the Hacks

f I I'orilaiiioi maj take neveraj days. While

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EVERYBODY'S

TALKING

ABOUT flERV-W

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, Never Before Has a Medicime Enjoyed the Sale or Given tsSe Yudef'jl emits in This City That Ner-Worfh K?s DrujgLts Scld Hundreds ji of Bottles With the I(u!t That They Have the Sr.me Number of SJ

Satisfied Customers The Whole Town Is Talking About It, and As It te Ort'ma Hem (j-rv.WorK !c Alrt llf.sncr Fverv ftfKftr PiKr ' i'-'i

Where Ii Has been IiiLcduced.

m If You Haven t tried Tni.c Won.eiru! Rfmdv Yef. Dn So at 0nre I ? ;

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Drop Into Your Druj; Store and Ask About It. Hur,dretl of People Have Written Tcsilrvmiali Endorsing It. Give it a Trial and Se One of the Satisfied fterv-Wcith Users.

"DEPENDON" BOYS' UNION SUITS 89c Long sleeves, ankle length, ecru, ribbed; in a good warm quality.

"DEPENDON" GIRLS' UNION SUITS 89c $1.25 Long sleeves or short sleeves, ankle length. Pure white combed ,arn.

Extra Big Specials WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE GOWNS 93c Cut full, in a good quality flannel, showing a pretty range if stripes. WOOL FINISH BLANKETS $3.98 66x80, o 1 d fashioned quality, in a good line of broken plaids. RUBBER PANTS FOR INFANTS 25c All sizes, in a wan ted quality garment for dependable wear. DRESS SATIN $1.75 36 inches wide, in all colors, including evening and street shades. FRENCH SERGE $1.49 40 inches wide, in two

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Gift Corner

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INSURANCE CO. PROUD OF SHOWING officials of the Northern State tife insurance Co., of Hammond. Lake county's home company, point with considerable pride fday to their comparative standing amopy: the companion of the c.i.iiitr.v as shown in a report publiehod by The insurance Tress of Saw York.

The ranking- Ins nifi'le on the hasfs

of the percent;. e of Kain ot insurance in force during the years the various corvpivnies have been in bns;ns.-. The tuble Ik divided into different c!aHPs.

The N'.rflier.. States 1A! conies under the clasnlllcatlon of companies having less than $ 100. 00ft. 0'10 insurantIn force.

There are t"5 companies in this claws and the Hammond company ranks sixth. It was started In 1011 with $501,000 Insurance m force and in 1920 had $11,310, 25 insurunce written, a perctntatja Of gain of 2,137. orne of the companies In the list were b old a thirtyiht yearn and could show (fains of Ufn than one-tenth as ""t aa the Xorthern States lAfna. The eame tiue of The Insurance Prens contains a lenfrthy article on the fifteenth annual convention of the AsKociatioti of l,.fe Insurance I'resideiits.

which will tie held in New York. December and 9. President FT. E. Starrer, of the Northern States Life will attend the convention.

Since Nejv-W"ith w a.- Ii est tiiM'odio -od in till.-, city a short tinp- aMo. i' s sab s have I I'll tar in the I. ad ,.f any "ther pt i pa:a I i"Ti ecr sold in this lity. Cross after jrrc.riii liav be. t. (Hindi d out to cnstomi rH and every tirrt bottle was sold on a h i r. y-i i.;c . liuarantee. Ilun ii.ds and liundi ciiif f hati.tied ctiLun:ert have told iheir neighbors of this wonueifni remedy, and it wond rful ronui'.H, aril what it is Joints here is no lnore iliun it is donj; thrniphoiit the cout.iry. In towns w lore it has ben int- idtic d the results are always the sum --i o.-d. i ful saleo and ihfiiisn'v's of .-aiislbd ciutuiliiTS. The reason 'bis Is that Xerv-W:th Is rent mel,"itie. and does everything that is claimed or It. !

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tivi' nrivn force, topes and Mrent?thlis the nervous sjstem. builds up yonfi!K.itive Byst.-iri, stops the formation of kscs, drives out itnpurit ies, relieves K,.i..i,,r a : ,ili. u i. a ..-t

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iriin p.-rvus oi stomach afflbtions, a run-flown cm-lit ion, or tl.eir attending ills. ta:o Nerv-WnrtJi. It acts Jointly upon sicmacii and nervous disorders.

and thus crives results where others have failed. Prop into your drui; .'tore, join the crowd and h'-come a friend of Nerv-Worth. Nerv-Worth is now Jl.'irt p"r hottb:. Soll by Summers Fharma-y and I. H. Mart-m fir.in Co.. Whttlnir, Ind.. and all lcadinsr Urueniais everywhere. Adv.

Straute's is the largest distributor of Victor Phonographs and Victor Records in Northern Indiana. Terms to suit any purse.

Straube Piano & Music Co. 631 Hohman Street, Hammond

thidt-s of r.avy and bui'KLiadv.

"Gift Corner" in this store is filled

with little things in desirable needful items much appreciated as gifts and so hard to find when the Christmas rush begins. We advise early shopping for these items.

Politics vs. Religion. Mrs. Nick Carter teaches a Sundayschool clan at the Presbyterian church. The text happened to be Daniel in the Lion's Pen. After discussing- Daniel's predicament and his deliverance, Mrs. Carter noticed that one little chap was paying scant attention and she souffht to bring: him back from the land of day dreams. "Freddy," she sad. "can you tell us who van in the lion's, den?" "Han Brown," said Freddy without hesitation.

HUCK TOWELS 55c A medium size towel, embroidered in fast color fot$. Hemstitched and a brge variety of pretty designs.

Hammond's Yard Goods

AT THE BIJOU

Hammond movie fans and history ; lovers will have an opportunity to see I one of the irreat historical screen plays ; Wednesday, matinee and evening, when i "The Itirth of Chicaso and Fort Dear- i

no'n Massacre" Is shown at the Bijou j theater. The play which Is In five J reels. Is a screening- of a succession of j intensely interesting events faithfully , depleting what actually occurred. Life ; at old Fort Dearborn Is portrayed and

the terrible massacre is one of the most thrilling ecen ever shown.

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DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY

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SALES for WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY . "Tii r. PI FROM THE WOST COMPLETE STOCKS WE'VE EVER

jreaier i nan ever g shown supply your winter needs

Our Displays of

BILLIARDMATCHES Two matches were played laBt evenlnR at the Bates Millard rarlors In Hammond as part of the amateur handicap pocket billiard tournament -which has heen running for some time. Jillson and Dimey- two 100 men. played the first game. JUlson won 100 to -10. with 17 as his hiKh run. The second match between Hunt and Miller was a postponed rame. Miller was a handicap man, shoottnir nt 80. Hunt won ino to with a httfh run of 26 whlrh Is also hiKh for the tournament. Archer and Pugan will put on the show tonight.

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CHILDREN'S KNITTED CAPS 59c Assorted colors, in a well merle cap. Regular 89c 'alue?.

CHill?.c,?:'S KOSE Zdc In black only. All sue?. Extra fin., rib. DRESS GINGHAM 18c 27 inches Hide, in ;i beautiful s-iinse of nli-'a

checks and 'triors, hast j

cc'ovs; vaniv.1.

DLEACHED MUSL1N36 inches wide. fair quality, pure white, well fin- "1 f ished. Per yard 1Ut

A. Lomascher Dead.

August lomascher, aged 1(1 years, 1 for more than 30 years virtually a j member of the familv of If. Tuffe. 1 j Lincoln avenue. West Hammond, died j

suddeply yestorday or fieart tro inie m the IMfte residence. He will be buried

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HATH ROLE FLANNEL 27 inches

in a preity selection t;f wanted jjj9c n

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CRETONNE 27 inches wide, fast color. I

in 3 beauiifui selection of florfil f

paltorns. Per yard

GLASS TOWELIKfia jireuy bi.ie check.

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-18 inches wide, in Good qual- 1Q.

er yard i

TERRY CLOTH 36 inches wide, for p d - aiies. A wide rage of want- Q ' rli t inns :- i.'3,J

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I McCALL 'TIUT2D:' PATTERNS Teach Yourself to Se

M Before the ne'.v "Prirued" Pallern was invenled, many women f believed that dressmaking was a "knack." Now women know f E'i that it can bs a mtte? of ur-ing the new simplified patterns. U The Hew Fall and Winter Patterns Are Mew On Sals at This Stare U

SAID CAN'T BE DONE "My experience with doctors aril medl'Mrs c;ui:-ed me to lose fnlih In both .unit wlien a fr-end told u that Mayr's Wonderful Ucnedy would cure, mv ".-iomach tf-uhle ! t 1 -i him "it can't be .iono.' TI.W.-V t, :ie finally. pr.caied mt U try it t':l to my s'.ir; rlre It did. Ail Hvnitito;r,i. ..r" a. u'v indisestion and pa.- havirif di.- apoea r. d . " 1' . a simple ,T.;;ritili'.-' p.pHioti-m that removes tlu catarrhal miiru from tho inte-tinal tract and allays the infirmtnation wl.ich causes practically all stomach, liver and inte.-inul ai'.nientj. including u j-pend ici t is . One dose will

convince or money reiunueu. -u mcrs Vharrr.aey f nd rlruygisls evci vwbere. Ad v .

Boys

Union

Suits

overcoats FOR BIG BOYS UP TO SIZE 20. Wooly, Warm, Comfortable Coats in a Variety of Fabric$ and Patterns. Newest Styles. A GREAT SHOWING OF UNUSUAL VALUES

Featured is an unusual showing of silver gray Union Suits for Fall and Winter. Quality garments in all sizes for men, exceptionally well made. Special

$10 to $25

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COAL & COKE Manure Bltck Dirt Snd Cinders G. W. SCHUSTER & CO. Phosa Hammond 3733

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All-Wool Mackinaws FULL BELTED STYLES $12.50 Models the boys approve of large collars big. roomy pockets, and belt all around. The material is a heavy weather-proof mackinaw cloth. New plaid colors. Sizes from 8 to 18 years in the lot. Other Mackinaws, $5.95 to $15

Boys' 2-Knicker Suits The smartest Fall styles, wonderful values. Slze3 6 to 18 $9.75 special at Others $12.50 to $20 BOYS' SUIT SALE Boys' suits, in fancy mixtures. KnLkcrs lined. In r,8.o i&$s.95 ooecial at

All-Wool Slipover Sweaters Boys' all-woo! slip-over or button-down style. Solid colors or "combination. The greatest values we have Q g ofrered in years. All sizes 26 to 36 in the lot.' BOYS' OUTFiTTINGS

R.-,,c' 1 .niCrfl Fl.-.niilfMp Piainas. silk froas. Sizes

Union Suits u.,rsiei!h:.$3.98 MEN'S WINTER UNION SUITS Best Known Makes. $1.35 to $6

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MEN'S TWO-PIECE UNDERWEAR Complete Lines, 75c to $3.75 Per Garment

Men Here's Your Opportunity

IIRT SALE

that offers Extraordinary Savings

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Fifty dozen to select from. In bright new patterns of fine percales and novelty shirtings. All sizes from 14 to 17.

Men's Flannelette Pajamas at $1.50

Men's Pure Wool Semi-Jumbo Weave Sweater Csals

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JCrt!. Ciec.i, navy onu uiaivuu. ..

B:ys' Genuine hlaiuiel Blouses, 8 to 15 Boys Fuli Lined Knickers, 6 to 18... Boys' Black Cat Hose. 7 to V2 Boys' Knii Neckwear, new patterns. . . . Boys' Wool Mixed Union Suits

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.-..$1.69 m

collars, two poCKeis. oizes jv io

Men's V-Neck Sweater Coats. Sizes to 50. fif Specially priced at Other Sweaters and Pullovers, $1.59 to $15 MEN'S OUTFITTiNGS Men's CoidiiKiy and Hairline Trouiers $3.50 Ui$ U;.icsn, khali 02 hhe $3.50 "Sf l" R-iilroad Overalls $1.$5 Men's Blue Beli Wcrk Shirt 79c "Signd" Flannel Shirts $1.98 Cooper's Iron Clad Cashmere Sox 50c Men's Warm Wccl Mixed Sweater , $2.S8

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