Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 196, Hammond, Lake County, 10 February 1922 — Page 3

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HOW MUCH

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1 "Wliea dii tie 6.-igir.l Kia Kl'jx K-Iaa die? 2 What Is tiii correct pronoouciaUcn of coupon? 5 Why Is It incorrect to say. Tfce man was hues?" Whicn Is tfea older university, Harvard or Yale? 5 Wtt 1ji1 Georea StspUecsoa Oo besides building the first practical eteam locomotive? 6 What axe the five classes of vertebrates? 7 How cites Is a national bank examined by the Federal governmeat? g Who U our ambassador to Bel19 OTrora what !a aluminum made? A2T3WBBS TO TSTSOirS QUESTIONS X Wliat is wasa leather Ana. Chamois leather. 'A Is the time between new moons greater or less thaja calendar month? Ans. Lss. i- What city Is the cap'UJ of Idaho? Ana. Boise. 4 Where Is Cape Verde? Ans. It is tne westermost point of Arica5 What is an oaprey? An Ftn hawk. C Who became president -R-beii Gariie'.d u killed? Acs. Chester A. A: -thur. 7 On what body of water la Galveston? Ans. Gulf cf Mexico. 6 What does the expression "small pumpkins xaean? Ans. Of no consequence. 9 If a ligtit' sees out when lo-er-e4 Into a mine or well what dJes that signify? Ana. Four air, absence of oxygen. 10 In a criminal case who proisecuxes? Ans. The state or govenuaent.

MERRILLVILLE

Looi or th program In next week's paper vf the Community meeting. Ir. and Mrs. Dan Stoitk from Gary, were vUitora at the Stoita home lajt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Olias. Thier of St. Johns spent Sunday wiUi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walter. Mr. if. It. Pierce found his son MilIon at Edward Ilines. Jr., hospital improvics lo-wiy. Milton can't praise lb a Chicago people and even suburban lom for the nice things to eat, home Mofcinff, fruit and flower, in fact, a!3iost ierytliing pice they brinjr the ioys. George Oerlach of St. Johns was at J. F. Stoitz'3 last Stindiy. The IL E. Ladies' Aid will s::ne the lanch for Mr. Walter Blatchly'a ta'.e next Wednesday, Feb. 15th. There will be a Valentine social he'd at tfte School auditoriurn next Friday evening". Feb. 10th. Ladies brins Refreshments will be served and a general yood time is anticipated. Under the auspices cf the school. Check That Cold Right Away A SUDDEN chiil sneezes straffy feeling in the head and you have the banning of a hard cold. Get right alter it, ju?c as soon as the snipes start, with Dr. King's New Discovery. For fifty years a standard remedy for colds, coughs and grippe.

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Men's and Young Men's Models Reduced to

Arcu; Patterns, Smart Styles -Correct Weight for Now and Spring Compare tins vaiut with ordinary $25 sales! You'll be convinced that here's an offer cf some cf the best suits made at almost half less than actual worth. Doo't take our word for it. Let your ovii eyes be the"judge examine tie rich, all-wool fabrics, note the exclusive patterns, the distinctive lines, the perfect tailoring of these suits, and you'll agree that here is the biggest $25 'vorth in men's clothing ever dreamed possible. OVERCOATS also have bean gathered tojethe. Values to $40 in one great lot men' and young men's and all very specially priced for ? f Friday at '. . BOYS' 2-PANTS SUITS 'S 75 QTtd 2 Zfe 5 These suits are ali-wool and will stand up under the constant wear and tear cf "young Americans." They were made to our exact specifications, and you'll find quite a little better than the ordinary run of suits. Light and dark patterns. All suits perfectly tailored and made with strict attention fo the smallest detail. Extraordinary values.

TAILORED BLOUSES Crisp and fresh with the most unusual touches, that make the tailored blouses decidedly a favorite for early spring. They come in dainty dimities, voiles and batistes, trimmed with collar and cuffs of pique, tissue gingham or dotted swiss. New "Bromley" collar and pointed collar models. An interesting variety at $2.48 to $3.98

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New 2 -piece Jersey Dresses They're smart and practical, middy overblouse effect with elastic waist. Choice of four different shades. Fine quality Jersey trimmed with clever leather collar and cuffs. Special at

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Spring Frocks 0 Canton Crepe Favored by all authorities; as a matter of fact, the frock of figured or plain Canton Crepe is the outstanding feature of the season. Of one accord, modistes the world over apparently have acclaimed the slim straight silhouette with the accented low waistline as the accepted mode, and the Spring displays show enchanting models of rich Canton Crepe variations, in the most fascianting new shades. $28.75 to $40.75. Special Purchase of Tricotine Frocks

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Suits

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EE; With its glory no longer obscured by an apparent preference for coats and frocks, the suit H is triumphantly re-established beyond a doubt the central figure of the Spring outfit. Every stylish woman will set her seal of approval upon models now showing in the Apparel Sections. Wonderful suits, of unrivaled beauty make up the appealing collection. For the very good reason that you cannot long resist their attractions, you will buy your i. . suit early. Then, too, it serves so beautifully as the motif around which to assemble the E5 Dew outfit S5 Here you'lj find tailored and semi-tailored models of Poiret Twill and Tricojpi tine in a great variety of styles for women and misses. Many have touches cf colorful embroidery. Moderately priced up to $48.75.

E t New Spring Styles in I "STAR BRAND" FOOTWEAR i We are the exclusive agents for this "fine footwear at 2 a moderate price." You will be surprised at the smartness and quality of "Star Brand" footwear, espc' Z dally when you see how low they are priced

Of course, there are hundreds of occasions when a new cloth frock is the accepted thing to wear this pring. You'll be delighted with this collection of fine Tricotine frocks, beautifully embroidered and beaded, and trimmed with soutache braid. The price we've marked them hardly does justice to their worth, but a special purchase allows us to offer them for so little.

For Women And fcr Growing Girls are new Spring Oxfords and Strap Pumps in mahogany kid and mahogany and black calf. Military and low heels. For similar quality others ask $6 to $8. Star Brand values at $4 to $6.

For Misses And for Children are attractive shoes on the new "nature toe" last, of mahogany calf. The quality of this footwear is equalled by its good looks. The prices elsewhere for sjmilar footwear would be $4 to $6. Star Brand, $3 to $5.

54 and 58-in. Dress Goods $ 1 .79 yd. 58-inch all-wool Dress Poplin. 54-inch all-wool French Serge. 54-inch all-wool Jersey. 54-inch all-wool Check Suiting. In all wanted colors. Values to $3.50. Your choice Saturday at $1.79 a yard. New Tissue Gingham 59c yd. 32-inch Tissue Gir.gham, all new designs, in checks and plaids, beautiful colorings. Very special Stur day only, 59c a yard.

Have You Seen the New Maisonette Aprons?

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They're "new & "different." New ttyjes . arrive monthly. See the window display. Original plaids & checks a fine ginghams, pretty emb. aprons, as pretty as dresses.

$2.48 to $3.48 Clevei Apron Styles of Jap Crepe, in various colors and black Sateen, prettily hand embaoidered or touhed with bits of appleque aprons that are a pleasure to wear $2.48 to $3.45.

New Jersey Tuxedo Women's Sweaters These sweaters are going to be very popular this spring they have tuck bottom and cuffs and are

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40-in. Cretonnes 39c yd. A great variety of new Cretonnes. 40 inches vide, superior quality, handsome new designs; 59c va hie. SpeciaJ at 39c per yard. New Voiles

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40-in-i ew Swiss Voiles, bauti?u! designs tilt naw folor combinations. Special at 69c per yard.x

ON SVERY HEEL

For Men fen chSererit n- advance Spring ftv'ies, in fcrovx. nui black calf and b'd; English and thicker and modified Eng'Jsli models. Elsewhere, $6 u $9. "Star Eraad," $4 to $7.50.

For Boys A ccmplete hue for boys, youths sju diittle gents, in blucher t and lacs, iiiahcgar.- and bUck calf skin. Some have the rubber heals. Sturdy, reliable boys footwear, at $2.50 to SI.

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Now's the time when men and young fellows look about for a new hat. Ue have itl It's one cf the new tan shades or a dark brown, in the narrow rim or more conservative shades. Matched bands ire a feature. Some are silk lined.

Sale Men's Shirts $2.50 to $3.50 Values at '1.69

If you want a good shirt, get one of these wrsveu or corded madrases or silk-striped madrases. The S5 colors are fast and the quality exceptionally good. The patterns are new, but because they are gg slightly soiled, they are reduced for clearance : to $1.69. ' S Men's Spring Neckwear g Many very smart silk knitted ties to choose from, H stripes, plain colors and fancy knits. All new patterns. Also hundreds cf pure silk ties, open- SH end shapes, in the new narrow end t f)f medium widths. Exceptionally fine n H 2S cfioosing at Men 's Union Suits I The Weight for Now Ihese Union Suit3 are just the right weight for now and early spring a good quality, medium weight cotton ribbed perfect fitting t -g j q choose from ecru and gray colors & g : rHextra fine quality at ' Silk and Fibre Sox M These sox are just the correct weight for now j 4 PAIR FOR $1 H choose from black and brown and all the popular colors, reinforced heej tp S and double toe, very special at pair41

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