Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 19 May 1911 — Page 9

Friday, May 19, 1911.

HE TIMES.

We

km In Trouble

A COMBINATION OF CIRCUMSTANCES makes it necessary to reduce stock. Many items we must close out below cost. Our big store is packed full of PIANOS, TALKING MACHINES, RECORDS, BICYCLES, TIRES, LAMPS, GOCARTS, BASEBALL and ATHLETIC GOODS, REVOLVERS, FISHINGTACKLES, CAMERAS, KODAKS, FILMS, PLATES, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS and GUITARS. We realize that NOT ONE of these articles is a NECESSITY, you can live if you don't have them; at the same time you are going to get some of these things sooner or later. We make prices so low that you can't afford to go anywhere else. WE ALLOW STREET CARE-FARE ON ANY PURCHASE OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE OFFERS. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. A few of the Money Saving: Values

Second-Hand Pianos, upright $50.00 Nearlv New Pianos, upright, ..." $125.00 to $160.00 Some Extra Special Bargains in Celebrated Kimball Make, slightly used and shopworn, regularly selling at $300 to $500, now. . ; $195 to $275 Talking Machines, $5, .$10, $17.50 Records 10c MUSICAL DEPARTMENT $5 Violins, now $1.95 $5 to $8 Guitars. $2.50 to $3.50 Mandolins and Accordeons same wav.

Folding Go-Carts the kind you have always paid $6 to $10 for, now going at .$3.98, $5.95 and $6.75

I $6 Iver Johnson Revolvers.

.$3.95

SPORTING GOODS. Complete full size Bicycle $13.95 (Coaster brake special) new departure hubs 18.75 Bicycle Tires, per pair. ........ .$2.78 $3 Solar Lamps, each 2.59 Best Grade Oil Lamps .78c 3.00 Search Light Lamps $2.19 Eureka Carbide Gas Lamp 89c Inner Tubes, a limited number 49c REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS

Baseball Bats, first class burnt wood, reg. 25c and 50c goods, 5c, 10c, 15c, 19c Catchers Mitt, full size, heavy leather ' ....98c Catchers' Mitt Amateurs League. .1.69 Fielder's Gloves, ... .23c, 49c, 69, $1.15 Positively the greatest values ever offered.

EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. THIS SALE CONTINUES UNTIL JUNE 15th. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING. WE CHALLENGE ANY ONE TO PRODUCE SUCH VALUES.

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I Branch Agency Worlds Famous Kimball Pianos.

FADS AND FASHIONS

New York, May 19. Recent importations from Paris contain many striking; and attractive novelties and not the least interesting among them are the short coats and the taffeta frocks contributed by some of the most noted fashion dictators of the French capital. Many of these little- coats are quaintly picturesque to the point of being fantastic, but others are piquant without being bizarre. Many of the

coats are of the shirred and corded type and fringed at the lower- edge. It is expected that these little coats will be worn a great deal this summer, both in black and In color, and they are charming even when not made en suite with on particular frock. The fringed edges make a good finish and taffeta ruches trimming frocks of voile, etamine or other sheer stuff are usually finished with this same fringing.

Thfl effect is especially good where the taffeta is in the changeable colorings

now popular; for then the fringed par

is (n one solid color and contrasts at

tractivoly with the shimmering, shift ing coloring of the ruche.

frequently this solid tone in the

ruche echoes other one-tone trimming For example, a changeable etamine in

say. mauve and soft blue, has the bot

torn of the skirt in plain mauve taffeta

Above tnis on tne run etamine are lines of changeable mauve and blue taffeta so fringed that the edges are

plain mauve. Ther are touches of

1P! The genuine "Kayser" . IC Jlg Long Silk Gloves J-frA- 11P( ((Sfe "Cost no more" than the "ordinary kind" ? ? ((H; don tweax out at the finger ends and every pair contains ill hM A Guarantee that Guarantees 1 2 Jfl tOsfgtfa "a new pair free" if the "tips" wear out before If f I . W fs& o the gIove take no rhk. l tim I I if rOy vSl For over a quarter of a century "KAYSER'S" have ! f ift Iff W been the standard silk glove of America. There's j'iyg&f (ft'Cci oh a way to tell the genuine "look in the hem" I Ui I'M A fOT thC namC ',KAYSERt" 13 assurance of 1 if ffffl orai glove satisfaction, and is there lu j0Jt ' ffgf I " for your protection. iW: If Jwlr VStJ7 Slwrt SOk Glove., 50c, 75c, $1.00 iff jStr -C'THtt Loot " " 75c,$1.00,$1.2S,$1.50 M ' f4 (joHWSTEE 3 JuIiMKyfcC(.,Maker,NewYork Jjw

plain mauve taffeta on the bodice, and

little coat of changeable taffeta has

its fringed edges showing a little line

f plain mauve, or perhaps the coat

may t of plain mauve taffeta.

Ruches, little prim plaited frills.

hlrrings, cordings and puffings are

the accepted trimmings for the changeable taffetas made on early

Victorian- lines. Many of the taffeta models are simplicity itself, and a

preference may well be given to those

in which the skirts are not complicated

by rows of puffing and cording and by

hirring. An attractive model in hangeable taffeta, sent over by a not

ed designer, dispenses with ths puff-

ng, cording, etc., and allow the skirt

unbroken lines and soft fulness, held

down closely by weights. The bodice

s the simplest of surplice affairs, with

the ubiquitous kimono sleeve, and the only trimming on the frock, aside from

the lace of the modestie and under-

leeves, is a plaited frill of the taffeta

bordering the surplice folds, running down the front of the skirt and around the top of a hem and bordering the upper edges of the cuffs.

Another changeable taffeta model

showed the shirring and puffed skirt

trimming, but with an almost plain upper section to the skirt. The notice

able thing about this model, aside from

the material Itself, was the beautiful fichu of finely embroidered muslin, yel-

owed in tone and exquisite in needle

work, which i almost entirely cove-red the short-walsted bodice, being crossed In front and carried around to the

back.

The fichu is another early Vlctorfan

note so entirely In keeping with

taffeta and ruchings and bonnets that

It is not strange one should find it upon many of the taffeta models. For that matter one finds it upon models of all kinds, and the shops are full of dainty fichus of one kind or another. The most beautiful and the most expensive are those which are embroid

ered by hand the fashion of the. fine

needlework of long ago fichu times.

but there are attractive fichu arrange

ments less finely embroidered and a host without embroidery of any kind soft folds of point d'esprit bordered by plaited frills of the same, finest muslin trimmed In lace or lace-edged

frills, plain net with plaited frills,

plain or ace-edged

Color and embroidery are the strong

features of the new gowns. Either the

back-ground or the embroidery is colored, and a noticeable Increase in

the size of the flowers is evident in

the handsome patterns. Huge flowers are not now confined to a straight

border at the lower edge of the skirt.

They trail up almost to the waist in

charming irregular lines, making an allover embroidered robe of the pat

tern.

The fichu line so much in vogue

gives a very easy v disposition of

straight bands that accompany these

robe patterns. The kimono sleeves

also can be out In extension from the crossed folds or the bodice. Bands to

edge the sleeves can be attached un

der tucks or by means of lace and in

sertion. These embroidered robes are

made still handsomer by Inset bands

of Venice lace. The batiste r hand

embroidered robes have real filet or

Venice, and -Irish lace medallions are

scattered with a lavish on the expen

slve white robes of linen. Many lingerie robes are of the open-meshed

voiles and marquisettes. . On these

there are used beads In white gener

ally, but there Is no ban on delicate

colors of the porcelain beads. Of

course, the question of cleaning arises

when your purchase these beaded

robes, but the quality of the fabric is

such that a season's wear can be en-

Joyed without the visit to the cleaners,

Embroidered robes, whether In hand

work, beads or French knots that simulate beads, are features of this

spring.

The use of silk galon and braid is

again very much to the front. It Is especially In demand on plain dark

blue and black costumes, which are

often lavishly trimmed with soutache.

Narrow soutache and embroidery on mousseline tunice is also an effective

trimming.

"The use of black velvet as a band or

border round the hem of a lingerie or

mousseline skirt is a striking and pre.

ty mode for summer dresses. Among

the borderie Anglalse or embroidered

linen gowns this border effect is most

becoming and pretty.

Cluns", Irish, Venice or the heavier

laces are used on hats and can form

brims, crowns or entire shapes. Gen erally the white or ecru laces are us

ed, but dyed laces are making them

selves a place in the modistic scheme.

FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.

Our Credit System Enables you , to enjoy the pleasures without any worry or bother.

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FURNITURE DEPT. I7. S. BAXTER, Mgr. Kaufmann & Wolf Hammond, Ind.

T f 1 The v Largest and "Best Assortm e n t of fioods to select from. Lowest possible p r i ces and courtious treatment.

DATXY TASHION HINT.

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NLADIES' SHIRT WAIST.

The useful shirt waist is shown us in

this deslzn in a new eulse.

t the neck there is a standing colla:

ana attached to tnis a sman chemisette

Outlining the opening of the neck thr

is a roll collar wnien ends at the base u: the chemisette. From th s point down the vaist closes in the centre of the fron: win buttons and buttonholes In a shsp.1 etrnp. Small tucks at the shoulders form a-panel effect in front and back. A pla n

Shirt .leve completes the garment. Percale, madras, linen, pongee an'l many other wash materials are suitable for this waist. Th pattern; hATl. Is cut in sires K M 42 bust mm-Hi-". Medium s!zs requires 2 yards of "6 Inch material. The 8bove pattern can be obtained by sending ten cents to the office of th1 paper.

REFRIGERATORS

If 3'ou are in need of a Re

frigerator or Ice Box you can

hndgust what you want. We are prepared to furnish you

the best for the least money.

uur Automatic Kelrigerator, with the water cooler built

inside, takes up no space on

the inside.- 1 ou can buy a

nice Iiefricrerator

up from

5.95

RUG SPECIAL

A big slash in prices in Boom-Size Rugs duing the next two weeks' Sale. French Wilton, worth 60.0 m -7 ff special (X .UlJ

Seamless Art Loom, worth m n fft

55.Q0, special at liU

Royal Wilton, worth 45.00, aa ft ft special at... JU.UU

Royal Wilton, Eeamless, fyf Cft worth 39.50, special. ... B Q J

JARDINIERE STAND and

JARDINIERE Made of the best fibre rush, in green, made yery strong and a beauty for porch. This beautiful set for Saturday

bpeeial, worth 2.50, special

.69

3-PIECE PARLOR SUIT Finished mahogany, upholstered in best leather, worth

30.00, special at

18.75

SETTEES

Mahogany frames, upholstered in green plush, worth

18.50, special at..

13.95

GO-CART When you see see how attractive in appearance the carts are and how strong and

durable, you will want one. Will you come to our store and let us prove these facts?

A nice Go-Cart, worth 7.75,

special

at:.

4.65

PORCH GOODS See window display. Beauti

ful Porch Swings of all kinds,

prices range from 3.00 . upward. Lawn Seats in red and green, in all sizes. Rocker and Chairs in Fibre Rush. Special Discount

MISSION ROCKERS Special discount of 25 per cent given on Mission, Fumed Oak or Early Eng-

llish Rockers.

TOMORROW OUR ANNUAL SALE OF FLOWERS IN BLOOM FOR DECORATION DAY offers its usual matchless low prices. Sold in our Basement Sales Room.

Geraniums, in red,

. " v j(' 'ft-,' .. I

pink and white, in 4-inch pots, I at..v IOC

Dannas, beautiful col

ored leaves, in 4-inch

pots, on sale at....

10c

-.i'tr,:rnt.f

mm

Begonias, the beau

tiful pink wax flow

er, on sale at

Salvia Scarlet Sage

or Fire Crackers, in

4-inch pots, at

10c

10 c

DANGER! DANGER!

Flies and Mosquitos carry Screens will lock them out. Prices greatly cut. .

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Filth and Disease. Our Now is' 'tbtTtifne to " buy.

' " Screen Wire ivj best- quality ifii-j,blac:s, in roll :.r.a lots, all widths ftTS per sq. 4 ji foot .... I 4

Screen

Petunias, in bloom, in 4-inch pots at... Algeratums, in 4-nlch pots, in bloom, at. Magurites, in bloom, 4-inch pots, at...

10c 10c 10c

Baby Rambler Roses, best dwarf variety, ever blooming, on sale at

35c

Fancy

Screeij Doors, Doors, made of

made of best sea- selected pine, gc

s o n e d lumber, natur a 1 finish, covered with best with 2 coats of quality black wire varnish, mortis-

on sale o ea ana

at. uMC glued..

Extension S c reen Windows, made of hardwood, oiled finished, extend to 33 incnes, on 4 1 sale at

Black Japaned Coil Screen Door Springs, on sale at

1.23

.3c

reen Window

Frames, made bf stock, complete set to make

window up to 34x36,

on sale at......'

Screen Door dies, brass plated, at....

18c

Han.

1c

Wonderful Bargains in Summer Necessities.

Yemeni

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HAMMOCKS

10c

Competition Garden Hose, in 50 foot

lengths, with couplings, on sale at

1.98

Hanging Flower Baskets, made of

heavy wire, paint

ed green, on sale . .

Plant tsoxes, w. ity in 50-foot lengths, with Q Inches long,, couplings, on sale, per foot yC painted green,

Garden Hose, the guaranteed qual-

ity in 50-foot lengths, with

Crystal Glass Cemetery Vases or Bouqet Holders, regular 25c value, specially

priced, at.......

10c

msale Q at Znli - jf . -vv

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2-Burner Wickless Oil Stoves, 6.50 value, specially priced for this A JQ sale, at.... .HU Gas Stoves, cast iron

2-quart White ame, with two power-

Hammocks, canvas weave, full size with large pillow spreader and val- I Oft ance, full colors, on sale at.....

Lawn Mowers with 8-inch drive

wheels and 3 blades, 12-

inch cut, on sale at.

1.98

Mountain

ful burners,

Quo

Cream 4 Freez

ers, for 1 QqR

2-qt. Reiiance

Ice ' Cream Grass Shears, made

Freezer, 1.00 best quality steel, value.'.- 59c special at

Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers, with 9-inch drive wheels and four re

volving blades; has crucible steel

bed knife, 7.50 value on sale at -

CROQUET SETS

1 f-ti v-

4.98

it:

v. -ill S

nil s

-kf

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18c

of rtrZ

fZn etB painted and oiled, 3 U - on sale at UwU

Genuine Manny's Glass v 7--c A.h-.-i

Lemon Juice extrator, Croquet Sets with 4 balls ami 4 mal-

10c value, on P lets, painted and oiled, sale at Ju, on sale at