Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 300, Hammond, Lake County, 9 June 1911 — Page 9
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DAINTY FROCK TO BE WORN UNDER AUTO COAT IS THE LATEST COWN FROM PARIS
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PA.ISTENNKS wear most charmlnjf costumes to the races, the lovely frock of lingerie material being protected on the trip out to Longchamjis or Auteuil under a motor wrap ef siik or llben. This pretty frock, suitable for :;ear
at the ri ces or fcr country club or yacht club wear. Is mrde of lavender and white checkeu voile with trimmings of lavender ribbon and tiny silver fru-tons. To- cbes o. white Quaker- lace add daintiness and the white shirred nt hat has a brim facing oi violet velvet.
FADS AND FASHIONS
New York, June 9. Fashion experts are of the opinion that separate coatj and wraps will be prominent this spring, not only for evening wear, but for street use as welL They arc seen most frequently, as are tho suits, In the Empire styles. Often this eifect is obtained by a cord or tassel, where the ralst and skirt of the coat join; or sometimes a belt i employed, visible in the back or fornt omy. Although there is a tendency, toward the raised waist line, some of the newest models show Instead the very op
posite, or the elongated waist. Nearly all the most modern spring coats are cut so as to give the fashionable narrow silhoutte, but care must be taken to avoid extremes, which are distinctly In bad taste this season. The new coats : are made In such a way as to be com-'.forta-bl in walking. For evening weajr, the draped wrap is most seen. In all sorts of soft, supple materials. The side fastening continues in vogue In these wraps, some fastening at the side Just below the waist line and others as far down as the knees. All varieties of revers are seen, the long narrow ones, the soft draped and the Incroyable. Collars Include the Jfautch shawl, sailor, Charlotte Corday or fichu, and large round or pointed effects. On storm coats military collars fastening up to the throat are much seen. There are few hoods, and falsa or simulated hoods are much In favor. In most of the tailored coats the
aleeves are like those in men's overcoats, put in without fullness at the top
cut V straight and finished off with a
small turn-back cuff or a few buttons
In the utility and auto coats both peas
ant and raglan sleeves are much in
favor. They are sometimes finished off with" deep turnback or gauntlet Cuffs,
and are cut wide, so that the wrap can
be slipped on or off without difficulty.. Full-length coats are distinctly in the
best -style. A few tailored coats are
seen coming Just below the knees, but
short coats are for the greater part conspicuous by their absence. For
tailored coats, the favorite fabrics are
Scotch tweeds and homespuns, fancy
mixtures In men's suitings, ratines and
serges. -These are seen in checks, brok
en plaids, stripes and double-faced
effects.
Black satin, especially In the wool-
back styles. Is much In favor for even
lng and even ror afternoon wear,
though It Is to be very much preferred
exclusively for the former purpose,
Taffeta has also slight popularity
Thefce are seen chiefly in black, but in
various colors to some eytent as well
light colored broadcloths, crepe meteor
chiffon and lace as- also seen for the
evening. Unlined coats are predicted
of voile, chlcon, lace and embroiderea
net, to be worn summer gowns during
the hot season.
Linens and light summerthings are still, kept in the background, but the silk coat and skirt or coat and frock
furnish a happy medium ground "twlxt
wool and linen and a costume of thi kind is a satisfactory possession throughout the summer. Black satin of various weaves and surfaces is still
favored for the so-called j tailored or semi-tailored costume, though the flood of cheap models in this material has damage its prestige, and to be truly chic nowadays a black saiin suit must be especially well made of beautiful material and must have some original note to set It aside from the. original model. These requirements naturally
are associated with high prices, and the woman who has little to spend wil be wise to have her suit In some silk other than black satin unless she is fortunate enough to know a tailor, who can copy an imported model cleverly from a sketch and charge moderately for
doing It. Very dark blue rivals black among the smart silk suits, but It must be the extremely dark one If It is to be in satin, for any save his corbeau shade has a tendency to look cheap in a satin
tailored suit, no matter how good tho material may be. With some of the other silken stuffs a brighter tone is less objectionable, although the dark
est blues are most favored for tailoring purposes by all of the authoritative designers-One may group under the satins all of the satin finish crepes and even the plain satin surface foulards. Satin delaine has lost popularity with the coming of the warm season, but there are other satins of high finish and rather more firmness than the eharmeuse and its class which are liked by some
tailors. A silk poplin, very supple and
harming of texture, yet with enough
ody to lend Itself well to tailoring. Is
beginning to make itself a place among tailor silks. Purah. or silk serge, is making a strong bid for popularity and
made up into attractive frocks and
three piece or two piece models, though
he tailors complain that it is difficult
handle. There are, of course, many forms of
the silk serge, ranging from a twill
lmost invisible to a heavy diagonal.
ut the surah weave is a medium twill
nd is extremely good looking either
n plain one-tone colorings or in black
r color with hairline stripes of white
A very light weight moire with ir
regular and only vague water design is
sed for silk coat and frock costumes,
ut not extensively, and much more
ften in combination with serge
hiffon. etamine or other materials
nan alone. Taffeta is receiving recog
nltion once mora, but is seen more of
en in changeable colorings and quaint
models reminiscent of 1K30 than in more
severe and conventional tailored cos-
umes.
Short coats are the rule among the
modish silk three piece costumes and
he word short is an elastic term, mean
ng anything from bolero or Eton or
he little coat ending in a plaiting or
rill below and Empire . waist line to he hip length coat which is the most
generally accepted version of the short coat.
Long coats en suite with one piece
frocks of silk are shown, though not
n such profusion as the short one, and
some of them are exceedingly interest-
ng and attractive, while others, par-
fcniarly "la. the taffetas, are rather too
odd and unconventional for general ac
ceptance.
Color is the prevailing note of the
latest gowns and hats. With the advent of hot weather. It Is likely that white will again assume prominence, but at present It Is quite in the background.. Adjustable collars, woven of colored beads In the form of a round yoke, with hanging bead pendants In front, are a new form of the rage for this primitive adornment FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
Plays and Players
has been engaged for one of the prominent parts. , Israel ZangwiU s new play is scheduled for production in New York next autumn, with Margaret Anglln as star. "The Next Religion" will be the title of the play. ...It is reported that Edward Sheldon, author of "The Boss" and "Salvation Nell," is writing plays for Margaret Anglin, for Dorothy Donnelly and for the New theater. Among the plays to be presented by Mss' Grace George and the playhouse Co. In New York next season, will be
Lord Lytton's "Money." The part of Alfred Evelyn will be played by a wellknown English actor who has been engaged as leading man.
Articles of Incorporation. Articles of incorporation have been filed in the office of the secretary of state fr the following: The Great .Western Oil Company, of Ohio; capital stock, $25,00; certified In Indiana for $1,250; dealers; H. W. Brown, president. Hill Sid Cemetery Association, Clay
ton, Hendricks county; capital stock, $500; directors, Ben Burrls, W;"5. Martin and Ernst Rynearson. The Tipton- County Commercial Club, Tipton; to promote the general welfare of Tipton county and the city of Tipton; no capital stock; directors, Dan Waugh, A. G. Busick, J. A. Gleason, John Langen, George Shortle, Lea Leatherman and John Albershardt. r Porter Jewelry store, Tipton; capital stock, $3,000; dealers; directors, R. L., Clyde R. and Rolland V. Forter.
THE TIMES CAX GET VOtT A Cini.1
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma
Another Hammond Lady expresses Ap
proval alter 1 reatment.
"For years I have had an ugly case of catarrh and bronchial trouble
I had a severe cough and my chest was so sore that at times I could scarcely breathe. I had taken treatment of so many doctors without avail that I had
come to believe what I have heard so often: That catarrh cannot be cured
I now feel entirely different about it- I have taken treatment of Dr. Leedy
ror nve weeks and the change is little less than marvelous. After spraying
and cleaning out my nose, he gives me inhilation of Oxyoline (medicated
ozone) and not only is my catarrh and bronchitis better, but I am better in
every way. I am stronger and the tired indolent feeling that at times almost
Incapacitated me. Is all gone. In short, I feel myself again. Thanks to Dr,
Leedy and his Oxyoline treatment. "MRS. J. I. FRIEND, 301 Thorington Avenue, Hammond, Ind." I will give Treatment FREE
for one month to each NEW or BEGINNING patent, making no charge what
ever except for the medicine, just to prove that what I have done for Mrs,
Friend and other Hammond patients, whose testimonials- have appeared i
this paper from time to time, can be done for other patients suffering with asthma, bronchitis, cartarrh and lung and chest troubles. Many people are
not familiar with our line of sanitarium treatments and this liberal offer is made as an unanswerable argument, to convince the sick and afflicted of What we can do. Remember address, DR. LEEDY, Suites 32 and 33, Rimbach Building (Over Lion Store), Hammond, Ind N
Lew Fields has a new musical play called "The Singing Teacher." Edmund Breese is to be starred In a new piece calld "A Man of Honor." William Faversham will star next season under his own management. Rose Stahl Is to visit London next Easter season" with her new play, "Maggie Pepper." Percival Knight, the English comedian, is shortly to make his American -debut in vaudeville. Arthur Hammersteln will produce
next season a new emotional play en
titled "The Moral Code."
Laura Moore, who has been with Francis Wilson four years, has decided
to enter the vaudeville field.
Madge Lessdng has recently appeared
in Berlin 1 ria new operetta "His Ma
jesty Amuses Himself."
A stock company in Indiana has Introduced vaudeville features as fillers
between the acts of the performances. The noted team of Russian dancers, Pavlowa and Mordkin, will return next season for another extensive American tour. Louise Rudder, widely known as the leading lady with William Gillette, has been married to a wealthy English brewery owner. Lee Arthurs play, "The Fox," which Is now successfully running in Chicago, is to have a New York production early in September. Jack Terry, a nephew of Ellen Terry, who has been playing "The Scarlet Pimpernel," last season, has decided to go into vaudeville. Jane Gray has been engaged for the regular stock company at Ellotche's gardens, Denver, and will open there about the middle of this month. DeWitt C. Jennings has been re-engaged by the Authors' Producing Co. for his original role of Giles Raymond in "The Gamblers" next season. "The Price," In which Helen Ware is to star next season, will open in
Xew York In September, Jesse Ralph
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Merely "asking for" Long ' SUk Gloves does not Insure your getting "Kayser's." There's a way to tell the
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Jot your protection ana represents quality, reuaouity ana a life
time experience in silk glove making.
A Guarantee that Guarantees "A new pair free' if the "tips" wear out before the glove. Don't Accept the "Just as Good' Kind
Kayser gloves cost no more and are worth
double in quality, style and value. Stat Silk Cloves. 50c. 75c.. $1.00
Long " " 75c.,$1.00,$1.25,$1.50
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DAILY FASHION HINTS.
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The I. Koch Furniture Co., 1411 Michigan Ave., retiring from BUSlnSSSjaS SOld fO M. L. GMEENWMJD) & CO. . 3010 to 301d?E;Ninety-sec6rul Street Z A $40,000 Stock of Furniture and Rugs for 50c on the $ We are now ready for the greatest Furniture Sale ever held in this Region.
Having decided to retire from business the I. Koch Furniture Co. has turned over its entire
stock of furnishings to us at just exactly 50c on the Dollar, owing to our ability to handle
the deal on a strictly cash basis.
This well known concern has been located at 1411 Michigan avenue for years and has been catering entirely to the Chicago trade. For this reason their stock consists of only the latest and best styles of furnishings.
This great 6tock Includes Furniture, Rugs and everything necessary to furnish a home, and everything win go at exactly the same big discount at which we bought it, 50c on $. Goods purchased at this sale will be held for future delivery. No charges made for storage.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10TH SALE STARTS at 8 A. M.
Plain Figure Price Tags
CASH OR TIME Your Promise to Pay Is Satisfactory to us.
One Price To All
STORE OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
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FOR BORDERED MATERIALS. There r so many lovely bordered mm terials sold with a special design for the blouse that It Is neceee&ry to have on band & model designed especially for them. Naturally with a bordered fabric the lower edge of the skirt mast be straight, and this means that the material must be laid In plaits or otherwise disposed around the body. In our model a number of small plaits are used for this purpoee, and if the wearer Is at ail heavy In the hips the material can be cut away beneath eac'a pleat. In the bodice the border extends across the upper part, giving a deep yoke effect, and it also forms part of the sleeve, which la lotned without a seam at the shoulder. The pattern, 5,454, is cut in sizes S2 to 42 Inches, bust measure. Medium size requires yards of 42-inch bordered goods, with of a yard of 27-lnch contrasting goods. The above patern can be obtained by sen dins tea oenii la the oSlce of this
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Round Dining Table This Table extends to 6 feet, has large top and is remarkably well made, worth double the -"f-llC price we ask. Sale price . , J Jj
Massive Iron Bed This Heavy Iron Bed has massive 2inch posts, 7 large fillers, can be had
in all sizes and colors, Including the
latest Vernis Martin, a reg- f fr ular 13.50 Bed. Sale price.. Q-i-O
Iron Bed
This strong, well made Iron Bed can
be had In all sizes and any color, only.......
98c
Sanitary Couch This Couch has extra heavy frame, adjustable link, center and end springs with coil supports. 0 00 Special this sale at ..,11)
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5-Piece Parlor Suite
This Beautiful Parlor Suite is not only artistic In design, but is brilliantly polished, upholstered with the best grade of velour over a nall-steel Bpring. A reg
ular 55.00 suite, our price
for this sale.
29.75
Sleep Well Mattresses
The Fine Felt Mattress can be had in a variety of fancy irt
ticks, the filling is guaranteed to be a long staple felt, an unquestionable bargain at
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reenuald & Co.
3012 E. 92nd Street South Chicago
Artistic Dresser
A beautifully designed Dresser, artistically carved and brilliantly polished, worth double the price we ask. Our sale 4 4 Ar
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Collapsible Go-Carts A Fine Cart, folds into a small parcel, has best steel running gear, upholstered with the best fabricord, guaranteed to be water-proof.
an unusual value at....
4.65