Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 241, Hammond, Lake County, 31 March 1911 — Page 9

Friday, , March 31, 1911.

THE TIMES.

FADS AND FASHIONS

IIAITSr DRESS HATS HAVE RIBBON STREAMERS

' New York, March SI. New models continue to arrive from Part and the big fashion shops, which began to display their spring and summer gruuua several weeks ago, are constantly adding the latest Importations to their fascinating displays. Among the attractive new thins shown are some very short walsted frocks with quaint little jackets, which one hesitates 'to call Ktons or boleros because of the abbreviated peplum frills that appear below their Empire waist finish. These effects are worked out in both plain and figured silks, and some of the most picturesque jcombine a one-tone silk with a figured material. Particularly interesting are the little .frocks of silk which are displayed In a great variety of models. One of these, . seen in one of the fashionable shops, was in -a "checked silk of a reddish mulberry tone, white and black, with a coat of black silk, whose huge re vers and turnback cuffs were of the check. There was not a touch of elaboration. The straight skirt, moderatelp narrow at the bottom and finished with three deep, overlaping folds, "was fulled slightly at the high waist line, the

fulness being laid In little plaints around the sides and back. The tiny black coat was held in at the waistline by a shirred cord and the tiniest of frills fell below, rounding up to nothing at the middle front. A chemisette of net showed between the rever3. Not quite so picturesque and quaint In material and coloring was another charming model, suitable for greater number of wearers, provided they are of the slender type. For stout women these Utle frocks are quite out of the question, but fashion, at least at the present time, gives little if any consideration to women of ample curves. In this second model' the little coat and skirt are of one material, a supple summer silk, showing a verp narrow ' black stripe on a white ground, and the only relief is in the little revers and sash of black satin. A stunning collar of real Irish, beginning just in front of the shoulders, falls In a deep, rounded cape In the back and gives a note of elegance to the frock. The softly folded narrow girdle of black is tied in a square fiat bow at the back and below falls in two long loops, one

Illl APPEAL 10 WIVES No more terrible affliction can come to any home than the excessive use rif intoxicants by husband or son. Think of the money wasted in Drink, which is needed in the home to purchase food and clothing. if you .have a drinking: Husband or Son. give him Orrlne. Ve are so sure that Orrine will do what is claimed for it, that if after a trial no benefits are derived from It, we will refund the money.

f ORRINE is prepared in two forms.

No. 1. secret treatment, a powder, absolutely tasteless and odorless, given secretly in food or drink. ORRINE No. 2, in pUl fonn, is for those who desire to take voluntary treatment. ORRINE costs only $1.00 a box. Write for Kree Orrlne Booulet mailed in plain sealed envolope) to ORRINE CO., S21 Orrine Building. Washington, D. C. ORRINE i3 recommended and is for sale in this city by the Lion Store Pharmacy, 158 South llohman street, Hammond. Tnd.

above the ober. rather than in the usual sash ends. One of the things noticeable in the present spring displays is the fulness which has crept into some of the most attractive of the new models. The narrowest and straightest of truly smart tailored skirts is not so exaggerated as it has been and in many of the less severe costumes the skirts, though straight of line, are let into the waistline with slight shirring or little plalt3 and are not gathered into any band toward the bottom. The short, large waist makes this arrangement admirable, the fulness providing approximately straight lines from girdle to hips and allowing for the hip curve. Some of the new skirts go further in the mater of fulness and are finished at the bottom by deep plainted flounces. The early Victorian period has supplied many hints for the frocks of the present fashion. Openwork embroidery on sheer linen-or muslin is used even in combination with delicate silks for evening wear, and veiled with chiffon

j serves as foundation for pretty and

serviceable afternoon frocks, while in the realm of lingerie frocks it is enormously Important. There are coat and frock models of white linen so elaborately embroidered in open work design that the plain linen has a.i unimportant role save in the upper part of the skirt and In trimming bands. Soft, loose woven linen, suggesting' a very coarse etamine is one of the new things, and bordure effects in this material have borders of wide and nar-

row open work or drawn work bands.

giving a bold lattice effect. Not for many years have so many

turndown collars been shown in one season as are now on exhibition in tr& shops. One still finds, the high stock,

the high turndown collar of plain or em

broidered linen, the soft outing collar with its jewelled safety pin or links,

but all these old favorites are fairly submerged in the flood of low turndown collars, stilt or soft. One can buy the round, comparatively narrow Duth collar of recent seasons cheap and plain or extravagantly expensive and exquuisitively embroidered, but a majority of the new collars open lower in front than the Dutch collar and are on the whole more generally becoming, though they do make a very long thin face look still longer and thinner. The square sailor back which came into favor late last summer and has been In evidence among the winter coats la out in force among the adjustable embroidered collars and shows Innumerable modifications. The wide, right angle cornered bade may be combined with a front which .turns in a straight line from a little below the base of the throat to the shoulder points, and from there falls in the wide sailor back. Or, the collor may be quite low in front and slope to the shoulders in true middy fashion, or it may have wide downward sloping points ?n front, quite covering the chest and then follow a line upward just in front of the arm to join the sailor back. The. old patterns but new textures are being exploited in brocades for

Co..' of Indianapolis, for a premium of $2,027. There were seven bidders. Connersville Th engineers In charge of the new water works have decided - that the strange substance, which was found to a depth of eighteen feet in one of the wells, is not cement, as was first believed. They believe ' It is a substance held in suspension in the- water, and that it will probably make the well useless.' Anderson Ithamer Holloway of Indianapolis, who recently bought Sid Conger's farm of 238 acres, near this city, for $42,000, has filed a petition in the Madison circuit court, for permission to sell the farm, having a buyer, he explains, for a consideration of $46,-

000. Permission of the court Is necessary, the petitioner explaines, because his wlf- Is in an insane asylum. J South Bend W. Scott Brown, of

South Bend, and an official of the new

$45,000,000 Studebaker corporation, fig

ures in a large financial deal, through

which the Fere Marquette railroad will endeavor to float a bond issue of $60,-

000,000. Mr. Brown is trustee in the

transaction, representing the Bankers"

Trust Company of New York. The

money realized by the railroad in the sale of bonds, which are of a domination of $1,000 each; and running fifty years, will be used in double tracking.

' Princeton The Kldd opera nous,

which, was destroyed, Sunday morning, by fire causing a loss of $30,000 may be rebuilt. A conference of representatives of the Princeton Commercial Club . and the efflcials of the : People's Savings Bank, of Evansvllle, was held to . consider the matter. The banking institution Is the mortgagee of ' the epera house property, and carried insurance on the playhouse , for $10,000. Scores of pledges ' for' seats at an opening, in the event a new building is erected, are beoing received by ;. the

club, at $10 a seat. The club expects to raise $(,000 in this manner.

A Hew Order. Local Clerical May I ask to which religious denomination you subscribe? .Newcomer I'm an Asbestologist. -Local Clerical And what . pray, do they believe? . , . Newcomer That if ' one sins often enough the soul becomes fireproof.Life. ,

Ribbon streamers are used on many of the very dressy hats models that will be worn with restaurant or fete gowns; and the dark streamers Invariably emphasize tb delicate beauty of the bat. This model of cream leghorn Is veiled with white lace, a facing ef faint pink satin being added tinder the lace on the brim. The entire top of the hat Is covered with pale pink roeea, these rosea being made of a fabric almost as thin as gauze, eo that the hat, though so large, is very light and graceful.

spring. They are so supple that they form exquisite drapery in wraps and gowns. The colors are lovely and even an irridescent effect is given to many. These materials are used for trimming dresses of transparent goods, such as a band around the skirit, an edging for corsage and sleeves, sashes of the soft fabric and even slippers of brocade. Hats covered with brocade are excellent for early spring before you decide on a straw shape. They are light weight, can be of any shade desired and the shape can be decided before the frame is covered. One commendable feature of brocades is that the design can be used as a background

for beadwork. The flower , forms can be outlined or worked in solid beads; the touch of gold or silver thread cau be added in outline stich here or there.

Bordered fabrics are in great favor

this season and the shops show a

great variety of them. Not only an there striped effects, but plain silks with checked borders, bands in exquisle Persian designs, and mottled flowered effects that are crecidedly new. These silks come exceptionally wide, so that the question of the skirt is practically solved. For very tall women the yoke effect now comes to the rescue. Buttons are to be much used in trimming spring and summer frocks. Molds covered ; with lace, satin and velvet,

crocheted buttons

all kinds of unusual comgtnations of

materials are in vogue. .. .

Large and small turbans of supple

straw, handmade, are being shown In

the shops. The crowns are high and

the trimmins makes them more so. Small bonnets of silk are also dis

played. They are of the early Victorian shape. The brim is "scooped" and very close-fitting. Draped crowns projecting toward the back are used. These full, soft crowns allow for the present mode of hairdressing. The sash will be one of the features this spring. Some are placed very high at the back. FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.

INDUSTRY

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Evansville The contract for the Gilbert building, to be erected on the Fendriche cigar factory site, In lower Main street, has been let and the structure will cost $50,000. . Greensburg The bonds for the improvement of the Main street, in this city, with brick, from " corporation line to corporation line, were sold Monday at competitive bidding. The issue is

enameled disks and $73,680 and It was sold to J. V. Wild &

"I Suffered Yeara With My Back." Backache resulting from " weak kidneys, a bad cold or other cause, usually renders the sufferer unfit for work and often results in permanent disability. ' "I suffered for years with my back, or kidney trouble, and have tried a number of remedies from different physicians. More than a year ago, one of our local druggists induced me to try Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain PlIJs and after using them some three months I found a decided improvement in my kidneys, and I am glad to say that I hope soon to be fully restored to health." J. P. Allbn, Ex-Judge City Court, Glasgow, Ky. As long as pain is present in any part of the body rest is impossible and the system becoming weakened Is exposed to any form of disease to which the sufferer may be inclined. Dr. Mites Anti-Pain Pi!!s

by steadying the irritated nerve centers, make refreshing sleep possible, thereby enabling the body to recover lost strength, r As a remedy for pain of any description Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills are unsurpassed. V V Sold by all druggists under a guarantee assuring the return .of the-price f the first box 'If no benefit' results. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, IneV

Just get that name firmly fixed in your mind. A Piano With a Great Reputation . . When a piano has a great reputation among musicians there must be some reason for it. The reason is merits and-this is a distinct characteristic of the Straube. This is a strictly high ( grade instrument. Recom

mended by artists and experts for. its general excellence. A Standard Piano sold under guarantee at notably low prices. Made in our own factory in Hammond, Lake county, and sold everywhere in Lake county at factory price, with no agent's commissioners or middle man's profits. ' . You get one hundred cents on the dollar when you buy a Straube. Easy monthly payments if desired without additional price. ' We also carry everything musical. String Instruments, Sheet Music, Talking Machines and Records.

Victor, Edison and Columbia Talking Machines Nothing down and only $1.00 a

week. Also Victrolas, Amberolos and Graphononlias on easy payment.

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We carry a Complete Line. Call and See Us.

LION STORE Hurrirture Dept.

KAUFMAN N & WOLF

HAMMOND. INDIANA

Go-Carts

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Dining Table Quarter sawed oak polished. This Table is fitted with the most practical locking device known; 45x45-inch top, 10inch pedestal, 6-foot exten, sion. This 22.50 1 1? Eft Table for I O-UlJ

This One-Motion Go-Cart,

one of the strongest . con

structed carts on the mar

ket, in black, green, A QC tan, worth 8.75, at. .Ta9U

Pedestals

V3

Beautiful

golden oak

or mahog

any Pedes

tal topl2x

12, 34 In

ches ; high,

4 Inch column. This 3.50

Pedestal atl

1.89

Dining Chairs

Splendid wood seat Diner, finish

in golden oak, strong and durable '.

69c

Odd Chairs We have a few odd Dining Chairs one-half the regular prices.

The Daveno i ; i i. .

The Daveno is a boon in apartments and

homes where an extra bed is desired without an extra bed room. We endorse it as the best combination Bed Daven-

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port yet devised. VY e nave tnem in a

wide range of prices and designs. Prices range from 30.00 up.

Library Table

Made of solid oak, finished in early English or golden oak, 28 inches wide, 42 inches long. This 9.50 Library Table, special O On at, O.D3

Pelt Mattress I

fee

xxus niie jd ena

of best feletd cotton, perfectly sanitary. This 15.00 value, special ? 395

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Side Board

This golden oakl

Side Board, made

oi tne best quartered oak, . large French beveled plate mirror. This

is sold at . 29.75, . at!

.this big reduction

18.75

(Closed)

Note carefully that the Daveno avoids the

necessity of sleping upon the upholster-i

ing. The bed is upon a separate mattress

and independent spring. At night it is

ready for use by -simply unfolding.

Opened, with mattress show construction.

folded back to'

Special Rug Sale

9x12 Room-size Rug

The best 10 wlrd

Tapestry, in new

oriental and floral

designs. These 18.75

values for. . .

11.09

Sample Bugs

Made ot the best tapestry carpet. 1U

foot long with wool!

fringe, worth 1.3$J

This special at....

69c

Morris Chairs

Just the Chair for comfort. Look them

you may find just what you want.

9.75 Imitation leather. . . .

10.50 Imitation leather. ................ 12.00 Imitation leather. ................

14.25 Imitation leather . . ........ . ......

16.00 Imitation leather. . . . . ..... . . 17.00 Imitation leather. . . . 25.00 Imitation leather. . . . . . . .v. ....

over,

. 6.75

.6.95

. 8.75 . 9.65 .10.50 .10.95 .14.95

24.00 3-Piece Parlor Suit

Mahogany finish, upholstered in genuine leather

seat, carved back. This 24.TX) suit 4 T AC for.... I b.aa

Shaving Cabinets 1 French plate mirrors, golden oak.

The 10.50 Cabinet for . . . ... ............. .6.75

The 15.00 Cabinet fori . ... . . . . . . .... .8.951

The 16.00 Cabinet f&r..,. .9.251

When you want to clean house use the Duntley Vacuum

Cleaner. We are sole agents.. Come "and see us.

Kaufman & Wolf Sewing Machine,

This 25.00 Sewing Machine has all the latest attachments,

sohd oak, case, drop head, and sold for 25.00, i O ftC

special. ........... I Oaww

Couch

30x78 inches, full spring edge,

diamond tuitea; irame is quartered oak golden finish; the springs are -fastened to steel frame. Couch worth 4 V tflT

22.50, this special. ..'! 0.U3

GOODS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS