Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 18 February 1922 — Page 8

THE TIMES.

Fe.bruarv 19H2.

SPORTING NEWS j

RtCKARD IS OUSTED

COLOK : TONIGHT AT SCHOOL GYM

V.ith four daya ox hard Tr-':tice the .'-.'.irumond Colonial basketball quintet ; . i set for fhoir battle aain-Jt tbe j.-s -enf ul . Chisago HoSKh'-s quintet. i. . h takt place tooiyht at the la--',y.?te. &rym. corner Sibley aitd Calu- " a venae. Cnvtain fib alt on anthat the- team is in ivundclu' aun4 will be cut. to ivin thetr ..iy -fifth game of ttw fCiBjn. Hov- - r he kno that the local team nil! j soma at ran 5 opposition, as the

' .' :l.t bya hav dropped but

r wtJl have some wonderful - -ivCtha'l tessera In TVedtera who v f picked as the best forward on 'he W.'chig-aji Acsiea t?am and also 'adadiajr three atara from Illinois t.. Tutu ana !!! ha-d!y trouble the Itioal tftjjn as Jfanser CbayKeri has a."30 33M atars ia his lift up, including; Djt! HaJTts, who sas picked at il atatft fru-wrird -wb-Me playing- 0" Jaeik Gtlnoy Sy In 'iirr; '-.Shorty" i"njJK tbe all-American forward vvho starred at DePauw university; then .-sSt toe temous Shelton ah Bftisds as ore of the bc.t fvrwardf ' ta rrBtr-j-; Tbompjon, vho lvn: heaia xyjitr th pivot po.-it-ou H a fiwe? piayer and is a. -wonderful thh.ii for sveafciiiff vp the v.'jifors ofem-ivc I'iCka, he also is regasid as ;i cixnirto9 lean, srttbin reach of the baaWct. i a ct9tt aad Graca the Idea's have t o of the fcst jpAi Hamiwsd has turned out in tEiay a ytar, the tno hoys re acrtrat !n .breaking Tip any pn?s-t-tttf Gtuno tbe visitofa may display. Thm advance, ticket aale indicates that '."ere wf'H H a packed housw of rooters

THIS GAME WILL BE

NEW

Crown Point Legion to Mept. Stanfnrd f!n!-

legates at umcago; iar,s.mnt r,

son :asUei ba'.J team is looU rd ;.. -a barJ rest l on da:

TORK: b. Relxt em

i Tci I Uij.iii d from tbe

the Mac

q u 8- r '

! b'xird of di-ectom laat Bight a few , huiii alter tn. lodiotiftatit aaaioat ! KSckarfl wn roturnad. !ewa ot tSc meetttjg iraa not ma.de publlo until thSa I evening , Mr. Kiugiir.gr as3 was named the i i.:(tee of Madison Square Garden and

l ; -resident of t he Mad. -a-.n Square Gar iit--iTi Crr-i ra :;jn. vhi':h c jRtroa the

l.rop-ty. :ndi.?at:ns .Air, Kickara a complete wH a 3 raw a! fi.ni at-y active

ST. JOHN

pea-sect vlisn Keferee Hesn rfc!stl tar tit first jan-n.

t Of ' s

KOGKLER IS OUT OF BIKE RACE

I III! Ill I II III ? n-.unr !'(-!. w aen trifv ni.-el .(

rUK DLUUU :":"cr:..:.vr:..r:;'':

I f : be V.iH.;viic i'V:ni IT. A.rkiii? and . J. Ia -elLi. form t-rlv of ' To tlie winner of rest Tu'-u..y nti-' -""rt .iwtern I'mvcrmv. HiiUrpn. all ': caino at KnH Cli-..-nir-.-. ii'vcrr lief V A- 1 y'i " '?19--0: HjDO K: - ;

Kast Ct!tn.vo .-'-jl. l i.i'n- iTcil';i;l' ' ' '" " ' 1 -Naiu.nai ; t CroriH. !h, t.,.r ..f mv.ar.a ' '; ' - : '' r ' ! - l-"-'-.- -f-i j of Nr.h,r.! U,.;:., ,i i S i:,'-tf"1- 'p,,H:r ' v' ' : 1 Thi.- cu.-.c h;- .f..b: '.e: '' i;- '' 'If; tne rot at.o t;it thf f iti. the ... " f p;a: m.. ifi , l" ' " ith -;ioj ti arritv i..f .jhko talc"! 1 ! 1 9K Never t-etoro b, ti,,, been a f..-. ;i ,Pr:jn,v tbat the wiuntng tea...; IB i in this d.yrrf -t th.V -v.- .i to ',M;.c;n,: r,,av ,-f ai a,kfl.wli to ,r . T(. : ! 1 1 the H- .t '' .. ) MM?;.!- a.t: ! i ! s; a r..rd , -,t-, , fa r !;- . ' II tbs t'liJCHo Kn. ,l.'m- in i ..,t .Uc .v., is tl ri pat.-,,..- p1h- 1 I erj out .us imnr, l-.i. atHrf.y s..-;ik- ? e.i i -rj H ; ; a,; tir.-i. teai.t.-. ! '''ST e t-a ni; tn Una. r:s;ivi.. I ur ... -4 Ti... U,.-. , w,i in a!! vrc-h Si a!; t'ailril t-i i,rv f:-.ci-.l t,t.i .-uiii- ' al;i-' (. .-. me w." in t hv i i"'t ' jl lng in for, ) a i u nb the t ' ii j . r..n.- r- hsttnt- '!,: 't n ' I Jlost ov rr oi'i i.- a i 'jij.s i ii t vi i h tbsir I .!- h r, ;i vh:e: .lefeacd ! ; I record. Tl. . :tv hn,i; hns t.e !" -he-i.t.1 i. ',-'. i... i!.i-: h eumo K;io a ii fro.: o.MSt fj vo.a't by (! . r,,, S'f " : 1 i rerula-i.H iuh-ki b- tl.e. t;,-,i r - f ' -l;t' n x - ! j dtirifj; tl..- lxt f-,rr.:i a.f. T"- '"r',w 1',,'"tvr:' ;' ! c it.,' j l j It !,.,.s ,lv:t . J,..e u-o ,,'.ori ,,r .!.' r,''1 ht.-.HVtb:i ao.l . i rap.iriunN. ;,n,H .,;:, ii,ru,t,i,i;r,,"H - -r U.or f-H, - the Caiu:m-t .i ..). -i-t tr. orB t-.crri I v':,r """ a;";ar Ij tiiat t.iuii Mi.Mfu;iy - f 1 1-'; unit uir- ; . . " ' " Hi

',-,,1,,i1 Nt. !,(,! ti..- i l. Comets Book m .i.:b th.:r ,,,., on j Strong Teams , 1 ., 1 Wi,s n r.:,,,.,l .bat, ,,,l; x. ! ..pom theJ ' ' j h"m season at t oe ! i rv; .!. ..t -jm j K ' I':''1 " n ',',r nest 'i hiir-'ls ve iinti T-Vb -. i W c' 'C:a,;! -v''i"i-. the ei i -re B;i,-n;,i fl ,, j.,a-. t.:Hte.iJO :.-1s 9

Hi'i hti-'Ail. liHet(i,(l tt(.,rr -"i-.in?i w'ii!e ! re i r.; tlp-ir. tl.l.s .-; j M .riiet mU t;)i. i.n a strong Mirtot ' I Mi. .f Ih- hi'S'K't' te.-.tn. t rpre iv ! ! ! b Lrr". fimes. Ksrsf t 1 i ca.in! m Jtii this ; ii: e-ilb-d 7 p. m . ! W eiiiiesd.-y . ;i 'U bee tnat lie- ; Krh, . Tro I'mcts ill take "Hi ll

lire, .renj; M a i ; ,-. 1. 1 e. lr.u fa m at tret j i. i f-ml t'le ! f-'o'i! r Sid" c rn . f turlit, a return ! ' ' V'Oi.tti 'v--i!d il.o I, a ! I 1(i ----ti':s; t.lio ' '! n' ,r"J s3'""1- Would 1't.e t.o rnr j I w uree t, I rem tie Htiti; 1 lodgers. i 'a-;inils j I bo.-'t to Ufh,,)dj-- -'"i'l - ' N"f'.h S-. A. I'.f I

j I, . i fr 'i I'furri t;an-'. For c i-m. r fl i I If, -t;c- u c ....i Ci I Fl 1

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els y ft;n . I jy I

;art!en

ast riiglU

-:'.ra for

'.- . '"t g i V ! s "'tin lOntrl'.iii;. tdrt-us e, ni

ia:'tner of TiicK.a:a in various fpro t-r-s, enferpfie.. suoitcfis him a pr-i dent the el'to. Mr. llingriina wa riveted t a iw-cial n ( et.MiR of tii

C!vb was announced i

tiu- state atbletie. eomnrd wa rrcen'lv in-

"rimiiiu! aasa'ilt on t w 1 "ii' !

.1 nd

interee: in t iic enterprl-o. O'.her uTice"9 f the jporlirig c'nb are John M. Fl"-y, i. e president atid treasurer. Ki.-iiarl Fttcha. aerc tary: I-'ranV. K. Country. assistant t reas;ircr at' 1 ui,""al n.ar a a er. a'.id 'T'it:l V'ournoy. maliliiiiH''-'

Try

time Want Ad'

.Mra, Franii iichcldl, Ura. Afary H"e11rcali, Mra. Geol ' Iiilrria.n and Marie NaibliCeT ere . Hammond viaitora on 'J'huvaday. John Etark'Jrf Is !.-irin a red Ford racing car. Hi's. Thonoaa I-'eisea la vlalUnr few days at Chisago -with relativea.

Another two car load of condemnefl I eattle were shipped - tu " Chtcaffo ou , Thursday. Mi-rf. Jerry Turner' was visitlns ' In j

Hammond en lYiday.-

Edward C. Minas Co.

ON SALE TONIGHT 7 to 9

; ' i r im. - --- rm i r i i "

EDWARD C. MINAS C ANNOUNCES THE SEMI-ANNUAL ZION CITY

fTtl t- JwaeeasfQl air dy race w?,.!ct las been ta prosrew ail week e,t the Ccdlwcnn eofnltt to a close &t 11-oocSs tomig Eroert "Hy" Koek;.cr, tha Chacagr wilkaiaii, who was ' c .irneJ with,- 223rgie MtOTatnara of N?-?ark, N. 3-. urafl put out ef the rmicer last tight at the end of the fifth" ssiriai ; KocUtr snffared s- dislocated left '.j-lder as a tesut ! a had npiTl at i bead cf tba stretch oa the la?t lap

... -.r th rprfnt. Kockler swutif -ride

. i Li'f uiru I.M kvjtvou jttjii. i-ca. n into tr.t wlra netting-. Both -ridera locked

handle, basv a.nd felU A they et'id

.vvtj ma craeis t'ersyn ani Kdpiiy : II over t2MKD. a:j th rldr -cpero taken t.rt th iag reota wher tt waa dJpcovered KuckJer fcs-d aalfawid aa lnfvj which f. jccd h! rotltrmejcf trom the race, i'l.e. ether ridera, Bjopsy espeelaliy. hadly braised ea he al!i a! org. the concrete aa ti face after roU!ag off

I3XJCS. - .Tanst fUaXapaJTs. Cbum taS r.aad. ....... .6U 8 J9 1

Lnvi-i snca and Thomaa.. J9 U"...aetea ecd Peryn.MMS. 94are:. ;la eatl RtockhclTr.. 1.C9 1

Siiioii aniJE Drebaeh M..l.e9i iwaiey md geSimrt, ,. .T.P8 4 AkCo and GJTnr.T 1J3 Saier d Taryi-c- 1 384 rjc-fn eced FTtt?reTut. .1,554 Cv-iTaxiefh mi Cteln. ,.194 OilTt.-rt aod B'-;cnl -...l.4

last Ch

the Hm.t "U'jti an

1 0" 1

lean

tin. Ham. M.-i-i-ar.. swept e-. cr t li i n o.-f son with the o.x.yri'i Uis l'.'ive, srd a retn

team on M:t re n 6th

teat wired oil.

f hot) Id 'r i-i-.- t.rv

f'rownfi neit "in.-.-d.i v

game w 1 1 1 l---follow.'-!?' Wffli 1 'H n I Oct tj th!i pan:o a;:d

tbe Daft CU?

a nv

Wi :'j -:L :ff-' t.r ;W - ,V,SW-

ji. jl r. sx -.-r--r-3ass5-i.r-;

-m

CURTAIN

ALE

Hammond Bowling

Xea.gue Scores!

Ted Lewis Hands K. 0. to Gummer:

lCarp Watches

Pin rrtatr!. f:Cc

aliej s made to-r.e -h ir.t s ''; tl.e andiiiy ot t irtrr t bn the Coo's loft tiwre n t-j th Sotjiner Itecrcarlo- and rerrina wtn t vo from the Marks 4 'ivth'.erj . The rrrLns also ehot l.-rh t.aju gamo wtirn they rollwl f-.i? Vciilre thn o!d

by one. v'n b-Id bv tha Mei'onU iimtner wan overweight no ftucetioi.

BRIGHTON. ir.na la Wb. 1

" K id ' 1V4 fvwia. V-;ritin elterTi eight oncilist, Vnocted out Tom Oummer.

I tli Frlriah. ro lew elRht, in the fl-.-:t I ro-j-nd o" the'T bout Here, tonipiit . Af-

bjwiin- for the Sotnwj i smakcf of the, epn- i

Charl!o M - : was the t-e?t

in when ho Vri-Kked down 63 t)tn

for tbreo cn;:.j givintr him an averajr of 51 tv.ee simes. Ned N- - ! son knocked. ,--js-ar out of high Jn- ! dt-v13'iai triirna Urn he. bowled. n, his lap gums atd his eam came - h- '

cbsrer orr.ip m jpvolved.

' MUNSTER i ,

1?7 Jo 134 17S JT5 80 66

nrinrn

1 IUI1

GETS DRAW

MH HAD

TOKK. 5eb. 18. Jack Brit-

toa tbe veteran welterweight champSotv Jed ia.vB Shade of California fou'vt a fifteen round draw In Mad!-r-m H'raare Garden laat night; that is. he judges. lesm HcC-ovem and -herteil. tother with t. referee. Pa.tr Ilaly. slid it was draw, bat ojfcMst of the epectatore refused to concur ia the opinion of tfc officials and ho--'A3 the verdict for w.Torul minut.es wlifii it waji announced. They thought Erltton waa clea.rly -.'." led to the deeleten, although ther were free to admit. fha.t T-enTtg- Shade

.lade a mot determined atand.

tis.it In sereral of the round bo the champion weo.y. ICowever. ;-. ed to a 9 as Jf "Erltton hd a !c.nt margin to gain the dec:sln :ix- CV.l,

in 7 piits of winniee- h-h team xKa, tho Cclontala w..-n. t" f7-.n1 rh--Scliloers vli' t;m M Boo, tvok two from the Nasdrr .ti ? . s.;-,-.--; Hall ;S6 IT? .171 ?cm .1..3 tr-; i3i Wbciau : 171 j'i T-Hala . . . b!;i t! :;r.i .;m Kin.- fv.fr-, :. ltarti !0S I rrj TAUcltca . . ... IV I 1 -Vi 1 '.j Anderbon .............It! iSi i Xotaia ilJ -1?t .A.G- i try a v6 . Koch 117 117 177 Bar-man . ..!" SO! t34 Rudy 2 15 :5 7 1V1 Totals .-.? -ifi .; Kan" . 166 ;i : : Ovsyken 1S5 17-5 j ;i vVogSTlerS ISO m ij5 Totals 057 PfTJlIV. Nelaon "vl i;i 'it; Sayman-.-- .. -...17 153 170 Enrigbt IS! 16 1 ': Totals , & 00 6"? ma nx 01 xnn bk: . ludekinp: . ........... ' : ! 1?" J. Vheian . 1 7;; l :! Cooksev 2 '.1 :; .1 I . . Totals a".o 541 iS7 OOi-ONTA'--Wd - 173 is? n? French 1?: 1"5 li Otto 1" 15 Totals 4S 1 4fi 4 j Quel la .144 1t9 1S4. Henkes M "" Newell . 1 7 'i 145 11 Totata 4? 4"s

y.,rfl a . a ' v' rrowd sl'r.ld toe

f K . i ""i a n aitot.ion n dnesd a-. Mr j K.;;.ilrtr. had rer-ted .h:a fa to to Mr. j Haitnua.n oi' Hainmond and the fomir fvfr-:l! to move haj-k to Kanifiood 1 as aoon aa ht h5iiw wiiiob ' Vug b'ji"! ca Monroe atrer. ! completed, j t he 5'ctini? !mliy and .?1mon tHmil j ba-e moved a ay from Muna'er.

i The rwirliga's lit-e Tn-jyeal to t.heiri

1 nine on R'rlije read," nuir the liar: t dit-h.. ' Mr "Ft'-im tint daughter. PetroneK orf Ki-rrvind, Isited with reJaMvci ! here on ivednesda'". j A ruiilur o.f ladies erattered at tht : h'-.nie of Mr. B Minster on Thursday I r-f oh.1"rt bedn-n1 to organise a idieV sewinsr cJVo. About a doaer : 1edie.g wera prent- Mre. West was, : irui in p-;denr and Mr. Kaska. trea

i if r. Tl next ineeiting wtl' b hei nt tiie hoin ef Mis S It. Psnef ii)

TO START WED., FEB., 22nd AND LASTING

FOUR BIG

DAYS

bc-

Kverv year this semi-annual Ziun Citv Lace Curtain Sale becomes greater in its scope

cause it has become a part of the activities of the women in the Calumet Region who now

recognize it as the irocr time to buy ITie semi-annual lace curtain sale we

chantiuinff event ot its kind this store ever held, the

to go into our regular stocks in order not to disappoint anyone.

lace curtains at the lowest prices possible, held ast September proved to be the greatest mer-

curtains went so fast it caused us

But thej Sale this Season, promises greater yalues to every housewife who attend, because of the ettra ordinary perfect quality, the much larger quantities, and wider assortments besides tbe incomparable sale prices. Plans are all Set to Start Next Wednesday at 8:30 a. m.

Bright and early net Wednesday morning this famous ion City Lace Curtain Sale will open. The curtains have been taken from their tissue wrappings, all fresh, spic-ipan and new, reach' for eager housewives to brighten up the windows for sprnigtune. We, too. are eager to tell you of this Lace

make your plans to attend the very first day of the sale because the assortments arc always at their best. But this great sale will continue through to the end of the week. Come at least one of the four days. Don't miss the greatest Lace Curtain Sale that all Lake County has ever known. Remember the date, next Wednesday February 22nd.

Curtain !ws a long time ahead, so you may

Watch for Further Price News in or Advertisement in next Tueiday's Lake County Times.

Woodbury's

Facial Soap 15C bar.

ha-

AYLOB TO MEET SMITH A LA SALLE 1- 1 Taylor, the Terr Jtaate han-,-r.--c!sht. who waa beaien by Jimmy on h-iard the Cmmedere laet Ifii? n!fht, will be the beeJlTlttfcT t i Harold fcmlth et the eteekyarda .'.T.tiy Kcyea ali-w at Iaia'..e on Thursday right. '".,!.-r waa unabie le reapond far iiixih round a.berd the boat an1 f his fullen-era were of the ho was 'ouled !n the fifth

hs doe net claim, but dewa . that he waa hit low in tho awe--: ! ; 'aelun and that It affected him ghout the fight and gradually vvr him down to a poir.i hre Manatger Ing refused to let him get iiajji lato the fight. a.

Whiting Little V in 4th Straight Victory The Oil City little Ave ees.iy doi'ea!ed tbo FrafiklifJ team of Robert sdale b m teoro of ii t IS. Mike no.mey a. ttie bright light of the evun.ng, srorinc 11 points for the liltle fiu, The MhlUng team would like to hear fro in some H'-l pound teams, Vae gam cU Tn'hUla 135-11, ak for manager,

BIG BOWLING TOURNAMENT AT WHITING

,!;. to ' -'' "t.T.VHtTIX'J. INT'.. Feb. IS The --s.k Home Hon-iinir Leagu vTill or;i a bovltng tourtianicnt at Hike Tetrhae s j alleys. Jlonday ever.lrg. I-bruy 2-). ; e very boil y !n Lam county is eiiglb.e : to enter. The entire fee will 1e 1 per man fer 3 wm'r. . Cmiy .lou-.ieP j will be rolled d.jrir.g th: tod ri'.i ;n' r.t j a hh-U ivlii List fe.r tra weeKa. j Jror further tt)format'.m In regard ; priies. rarirera. e-- . h.v 'mj may c i: at the above :n?n -..oi.t-l a'.:.e or ai: Whiting 1?5-K. !

7 r

Why Pay 50 or 45 Cents for other patterns

When you can get Pictorial Review

Patterns the htst, most stylish, and mot economical of all patterns, at 20 to 35c None Higher

t4 child can ley put a PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERN Poientrd Cutting mni rfSfc

if. ' t

tryl

Nn. 9783 M to 46 bust sit to 20 vears

Sizes H tr 46 I.

T 0rLARD.f,PtireH silk

p trene and strtrwd or checked French flannel cembued vt tt!i harmonizi-.s: x'.atti materiaU are fahio:is t'avorue tilts -pri'ic and are to he seen in ti;.'

97S3

LYIPINSKI-POLLAD BOWL SUNDAY

Jtowiir-tr tur. grreat v-ork Sr. in arterroou tt Uie t1. i ivet 'i .1 r-& 1 ' Ideas l-;!'

ere expecting; "ni muni: ca'ne Funday M.ii V.i; 11 sr .I't.-T 1 . -!. t:-e l.ea; '.'"it r"i" a I'd 5!n.i;-

21 yd, 54 inch 1 rench serge (a Kit) $5.72 yd. 40-mch Foulard (a $2.46 1.86 ' 2 yd' 40-inch Georlte ttepe (or collar ud vestcc (n $1.59 .80 1 ?4 yds. Gc-ofgette Plaiting (' 50c .87 1 Pictorial Review dress pattern. . . .35 Findings 1.00

hmsr'.f sr o; it 'S - " v r s: i e the?e( i o V)-r tr..'i'le

street and sport costume ifSe .riotf-i feir such de?tgr.s !'-wrK the lme rluiatad bv

No 9868 Sizes 34 to 4t bust TVo S73 .S;et 34 to 4S bust dt;d 16 to 20 vears Bearim- 120$ 98ft8 and 98732 yds

crepe (? $3.69

No. 9862 , Siies 34- to 46 bu.t anH 16 to 20 v ears

40-inch Canton

Will coat you complete $10.60

of damn-..' 'lii'eiit;'! f;otij moil ;:ib'kI huh

iic , Tiiriift l .' -! rA a rd i -rap.t"l o , er 200 l!m vlitrr, The

"n iTie1: ni .... e-j.n... f-iiis. Uir-

nr-er or a i'H

(Mm tuiil.-ii n.unn vii! receive

riire, Ttiere vviil ba ten (tames rlaj-ert

for t ot h I t-ii'f

:iHj

loi k

'u KH'ne wt'il etart lev I anil 2,

GIRLS, TAKE NOTICE liue Yir . l'- !..-.c: iii.i tel . ii r- pv-r.. .tt il;e lrviti eci.ool tr m Ti.es.5ay evcuin. Ketiruary 21, at T30 barf., A

team 13 lperfaru'a tinner i t"h"agem"T!t they would MUe every :rl lio Kcows . baftKCtbaJl Xjj tiicre.

9748 ijs yd. 6 inch check silk "i 2.4eJ 1 yd. in-inch Satin Ui $t.. . 2 yd. nanow pleating (a 33c I yd. 3o-ffic.li linning tor uaderbody ! Pictorial Review pattern I'jndjiitfS

$8.37 2.72 .70 .65 .35 1.05

Pictorial Patterns can be purchased only at this store in Hammond.

$9.69 2.9S .59 .35 .30 .30

I Yard 54-inch Tncotme (W . .

vard 36-inch limits: tor , un-

derbody of skirt (n) 59c

1 Pictorial Renew blouse pattern . . 1 Pictorial Review skirt pattern . . I Pictorial Review beading pattern

Findnigs 1-00 Will cost you complete. $15.21 9S62 - Vi yds. 54-inch check velour (a, $2.93 $1U8 1 Vz yds. 54-inch Tricotine $2.98 4.47 1 Pictorial Review dress pattern . . .35

F indintrs 1.0D

lings

Will cost you complete $13.79

Will cost you complete $17.00

You

a ve

fror

lt-4 yards of material with Piciorial Review Pa Herns, thereby armof

frona 5c ti $10.00 on each garment.

EDWARD C

INAS CO.

fills

A remarkable special for Saturday night only, between the hours of 7 and 9. Limit of one bar to each customer.

Women's Handkerchiefs 19c each.

Sheer imported Jsnrn handkerchiefs with embroidery corners. Veiy special Saturday night only 7 to 9 at 19c each.

Fancy Bath Towels

each.

Very pretty pink and gold plaid bath towels in good firm weave. An unusually large size especially priced each at 29c. $3.50 Men's Cape Gloves $2.50 tmrwrl,-.,-! carw Lmrl elntre

browns, grays and blacks; our regular $3.50 number special from 7 to 9 p. m. SaturJay at $2.50. Grandmas Washing Powder 15ic You'll get a large size package at the lowest possible . price at 15'2c. Minas Blend Coffee, 3 lbs. 95c Because this coffee is specially roasted for us there's a particular flavor that you will like about it. Special 3 pound tin at 95c.

Muslin Gowns 73c The soft muslin, the dainty r-. ' t 11' 1

r rench knots and laces ana embroidery trimmings are big features in these full fashioned .......... (a 1 1 M i mnnev

at 73c

Worsted 4 lb. skein 49c This well known worsted can l 1.,1 in all K, uantert crvM

. ,1 1 if

rnr uneria v nricea at v

for a -4 pound skein. On sale art section from 7 to" (J Saturday night.

Flannelette Diapers

19c

each,

A verv soft flannelette diaoer

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Infant Knitted Sacques

$1.00

All wool crocheted sacques in c v . 1 .'

Ulia Willie (tiitif j at lit med In blu and pmk, speeia from 7 to 9 tonight at $l.0C each. 2nd floor.

Aluminum Percolator 79c

Pure aluminum, large i.r wuh wood handle, Specially priced Saturday night at 79c each,