Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 215, Hammond, Lake County, 1 March 1912 — Page 8

DIAMOND

SUSPECT IS

ARRESTED

Captain Newman of the Gary police department this morning; arrested Georg-e A. Gow, twenty-six years old, a "J" railway employe, whom the police believe is wanted in connection with a bis? diamond robbery in Pitts

burg not very long; apo. Gow liven at the Kirk hotel and ' his arrest today caused considerable surprise in Gary railroad circles. Gow denies the robbery but told the police that he is willing to ko back to the scene of tho crime which they acuse'him of. The Pittsburg; police

have been notified and an officer will j come, for Gow. The arrest was made I following: the receipt of a description

of the robbers by the Gary police.

RAIL GUARANTEE DEMAND REFUSED It was rumored yesterday that the demands of railroads that the United States Steel corporation fully guarantee all steel rails in the future has ben refused by the corporation.

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ARTICLK SO. 3. NOW that we have discussed the rudUiients of singing-, or shall we call it the art of breathing, 1 think it would be best for me, before going any further, to tell you something about the care of the voice, and 'he proper exercises to keep the delicate vocal -chords in tho best condition pos

sible.

We must take good hours, 1 do not mean at daybreak, but

care of our vocal rather around 9 or 10 o'clock. In cities

chords. Although 1 have always found that the neigh

they are strong and bors lose their appreciation of the wonwill stand more than derful gift of singing if a person as-

the ordinary strain, P'ring to the grand opera stage belt is best to take Kins practicing too early in the morngood care of them inK and continues too long at a time, without pampering. If I have to sing in the evening, I do Wrapping the throat a little practicing in the morning, uis a good thing light ing only half of my voice, so that I after singing when a will be in good voice in the evening, person is warm, but My teacher in Paris. Madame Adini, the throat should says the trouble with most singers is never' be heavily that they practice too much and leave IMAfltttAi4 nthnrwltA. their vnliMke At H.1mA In Ha Avenlni,

' NtiS$ Th rdnar- Pr- When I say th.it singer never loses

tection in most cases nts voice, 1 do not mean that they alls enough and wear- ways sing. Many physical reasons that ing heavy wraps is have nothing to do with the voice, can liable to make the keep a singer from appearing, throat sensitive to jr in tne morning you are not feel-

coias snouiu in op- ing weU. a little practice may alter the

portunlty oner, whole situation. Vocal exercises do not Coughing or un- WMry the voice if done Dronrlv. in

,'NfllSTIE 1 a """ J ia mry Dring out strengtn and power

nrooii.O Jk?" the voice Immediate- 0t endurance and enable a person to ly after singing may cause trouble to have complete command of his vocal

the vocal chordsf which can only ne organs. 1 k . . . , .1 Jl.H.l m fnctA.n v . . . .

iu o.v curtiui nu , j would suggest tne girls who are

cal gymnastics. It is best to exercise anxious to use their voices for thMtri-

the chords daily, for inactivity wilt not eai purposes, to learn stag danclng

help them. and the art of pantomime, as well as One must never force the vocal that of singing. Not that they may rhords to ' respond to demands when ever be called upon to dance, but the they are not in the best condition, grace which is unconsciously acquired. Have no fear of losing your voice, for will be of great help to the operatic argood singer always has that posses- tist. Then should occasion demand si on. Trouble, may deprive you of the dancing, as well as singing, as in musluse of it for some time, but with the cal comedy or light opera, you will not right" care it will always be restored, be f,-.rc5 to spend long hours of danc-

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T.1T. CLEMENS, MICH. t I HIS is the Iarov :n w.

1 , . p.--- ..w ucmens and is patronized by the very best

pcupic. n is nandsomely furnished and equipped throughout with all modern conveniences located in a beautiful park with refined surroundings best cuisine and service. The baths and waters here are very effective in the relief of Bhnrolin. Noralrfla and Nervow Dlsef. Blood and Shin Atfec tlons. lodldestlnn. Paraly,!,, Locomotor Ataxia. Etc. The Colonial Bath House is complete in rmilnmrnt anrl nr.

. i V ' VAICUCU by the best m this country. Elevator direct to bath house from each floor of the hotel. - , For further Information rrrmrdlnr treatment. hotel accommodation, etc. addresa Maaagar !

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.!

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NEW ROAD

Further impetus will be given to the proposed Lake and Porter county road which is to pierce the sand dunes and connect Miller with Chesterton, via Dine Park, using the roadbed of the old. Detroit-Chicago stage coach trail of ante-bellum days, at a meeting of the Miller town board to be held tonight. The Miller trustees are negotiating with several property owners regarding damages and benefits, and the meeting called for tonight is to ward off any court troubles, if necessary. An effort is being made to start construction on the Iake county end of the road this spring, if possible. Porter county commissioners and the town governments of Porter and Chesterton will push the proposition. When completed the road will make an excellent highwas' for autos. As yet. an auto has never been seen in the sand dune roads.

Beware of physicians who .would operate or cauterize these tender membranes. ' A good spray is all right of the vocal chords ar inflamed, but nevtS 'o-a. J-Pit .oj.ea r them.

My practicing ha:

In the early morning h

only so much, ten or fifteen

a time, an hour or two a day, so that I will feel like working again the next day. Better too little practicing than

too much.

deal ill

mirat

Ing practice as well as the daily rehearsal. I mention this because when we were engaging our company we bad a great

He Is Not Sure. Oliver Starr, assistant city attorney of Gary, does not know yet whether he will be a candidate for the republican nomination for superior court Judge. Ptarr was endorsed by some of his lawyer friends as the candidate from Gary. If he enters tho race Gary will have two avowed candidates. Attorney George Ma'nlove being the other one.

u'td sing the oreratic score and also

daftee gracefully the swinging waits

refrains. Lightness and grace are practically as essential to the young beginner as the voice. In our next chat I will go still furth-

Dqn't keep at it until you er into the vast amount of detail essen-

become fatigued. -When I speak of

tlal to those who desire to sing in

early morning either public or private life.

The First Aim

Of the piano buyer should be' to see that the interior construction is good. So many instruments are made to sell from an attractive exterior appearance that it is well to take warning. The facts regarding any or all of our pianos are freely given to prospective buyers.

Furthermore, we invite the closest inspection of any instrument which may be considered as a possible purchase. We want the name of every musical instrument owner or anyone interested in music. If you will fill out1 the coupon and mail it to us we will mail you literature that would most interest you. Start today by investing one cent.

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Larpst Music Store in Nortlwn Indiana

Ladies Do Not Submit to an Operation Until you

have tried My electrical treatments. Not all cases of tumors and female weakness can be cured by electrical treatments, but many, very many of them can. There are some cases of female

troubles that can be cured by no other treatment than surgery, but every

day there are women operated upon that could be cured by my local treatments, cured sound and well and without the dangers of the baneful after effect of surgery poorly done. Only too often the patient is rendered an invalid for life, not because of the disease, but because of the operation. My electrical treatments are safe and agreeable and many indeed are the grateful patients that have been spared an operation by their use. MY METHODS My methods are ttie result of many

years spent in the large and private hospitals, colleges, post-graduate

schools, dispensaries, special and pri

vate practice. Coupled with experience born only of long years of special practice, the equipment of my office is acknowl

edged to be far the most complete of northern Indiana. The day is forever past when a doctor can hope to be successful with only a few shelves of drugs with which to conduct his practice. It is so with a mechanic, he cannot be expected to do good work with only a few. old or worn out tools. My office equipment enables me to afford you the most modern and best there is in the way of manual thereapeutis. MEN AND WOMEN It is the duty you owe to yourself

and to the world at targe to take ad

vantage of this means of restoring your health. Dr. Leedy, who has his office in Suites 32 and 33, Rimbach

building, over the Lion Store, Ham

mond, successfully treats Rheumatism,

Neuralgia, Neurasthenia, Asthma, Variocele, Varicose Veins in any part of

the body. Nervousness, Nervous Pros

tration, Epilepsy, Locomotor Ataxia,

Granuated Eye-lids, Paralysis, Const!

pation, Disordered Menstruations, Gall Stones and Disorders of the Liver,

Heart Weakness, Toor Circulation,

weak and lame Backs, Dislocation and

Deformities, Spinal Curvature, Goitre,

Throad Diseases, Catarrh of the Nose

and Lungs and all Private Diseases

THE THIEO.

Friday, March 1, 1912.

Hardware Deparlmsnt Saturday only Upright Gas Mantles, good grade, regular price 20c each, this sale,

two for. . . .

25c

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Hardware Department Saturday oniy Inverted Gat Burner, brass plated, fitted with magnestla tip, the

30c kind, special....

19c

Early

Sihowing of Sp

Great Values

ring Merch

Offered.

For the approaching "Confirmation" season we are showing the largest and most carefully chosen assortment of Dainty Dresses in all the required materials. They have a distinctive touch of individuality and style you would expect from a high class Dressmaker, and the prices you will agree are remarkably modest.

Confirmation Dress, 12.50 Elegantly Embroidered Marquisette and Net Dresses, combined with dainty laces; we have also handsome Swiss embroideries at this price. Confirmation Dresses, 7.50 8.50 These Cleverly Made Dresses are of handsome em broidery, flouncings; waists and sleeves trimmed with pretty laces in a variety of pretty styles. Confirmation Dresses, 3.984.98 Beautiful Dresses of batiste and fine lawns; some have skirts trimmed with 6-inch wide embroidery insertion; others are trimmed with Valenciennes laces in any number of pretty styles and many others ranging in price 1.50, 2.50 and 3.50

Girls' Needs for Confirmation in Muslin Underwear

Girls 'and Misses' Petticoats, 50c to 2.95 Petticoats of finest materials, lace or embroidery trimmed. Girls' and Misses' Muslin Drawers, 50c Trimmed with fine tucking and embroidery edges.

Children's White Sweaters, 95c Beautiful Fine Wool Sweaters, high and low neck, plain white; also a trim of pink or blue, regular 1.25 and 1.39 value, for (QQq

Girls' Princess Slips, 1.89 These Princess Slips are of fine nainsook with embroidery flouncfhgs and

trimming, a garment that adds so

much to the dress.

THE FIRST DRESS CONSIDERATION Is the Corset. We have made a most generous and careful selection of models adapated to every figure.' The WARNER ROYAL WORSTER and BON TON CORSETS are world wide known for their style, comfort and durability. Every pair guaranteed. We Will Be Glad to Show You Something New in the Brassiers A perfect Brassier, made with a patent back which prevents it from slipping off. Holds down the flesh on the shoulders of a stout person and acts as a shoulder brace for

slender figures, price

50c

Everything in Ferris Waists for Ladeis, Misses

nnrl niiilrlrAn 25n. 50c. 1.00 MJftt

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New Spring Skirts, 4.98 Nobby Style Skirts, in the popular tan .also gray mixtures, beautiful tailored styles; also a splendid assortment of blacks in panamas and serges.

Children's Spring Dresses 50c, 98c, 1.50 to 3.48 By far the prettiest styles and materials ever used ginghams that have the appearance of silk colorings so dainty; genuine linens, percales and chambrays; 2 to 14 years.

New Lingerie Waists, 1.25 Beautiful Lawn and Batiste Waists, hand embroidered and trimmed with cluny lace; some have side frill, pleated, also the tailored shirts in striped dimity.

1 IVlIIZClTSERY , Spring Flowers and Foliage. Low prices add interest to the display. Many . take advantage of this first display to supply future needs others brighten up their Winter Hats from longing their usefulness. Cluster Small Buds with Q C Moss, 18 in a bunch at. . . . . OUU

Ribbon Wreaths, with large

rosette foliage, 25c and. .

An assortment of all the new

styles and colors in Flowers. SPRING HATS READY

A charming lot of Hemp, Milan

and Chip Hats for early wear m the soft finish, in all the QE"t colors, up from uUu

The new 1912 Spring Wire and Net Frames and Straw Braids for home millinerers, specially priced

for this sale.

75 c

Latest Spring Footwear

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Ladies' Tan Boot 16-button style, flexible goodwear welt soles, very stylish pattern, all . sizes and widths, priced, pair. . 3.50

Ladies' Tan Boot!

16-button style with school

or high heel, flexible ex

tension soles; all sizes and

widths; extra value, pair. . .

Ladies' Velvet Boot, 16-button style, plain toe "Stage" vamp, flexible goody ear welt soles, extra value, per pair, 3.00

Ladies' Button "Bunt"

3.00

Nubuck 16Boot, high toe with

wing tip, very dressy from A to D, all sizes, at 4.00

Girls' White Canvas High Boot, new high

toe, last very stylish, sizes 84 to 2, priced

at 1.75 and 2.00

DRUGS FOR SATURDAY Antiseptic Gauze, 5 yards, rJA

SOc value sJ D L

Canthrox Hair Shampoo, Of) 50c size mlijC

Syrup Figs and Elixir of Senna, for

constipation,' AJJA

50c size fjULt

Piso's Cough Remedy, for colds and coughs, 4 n. 25c size I WW Cold Cream for chapped hands and face, 25c size ft at.. I iC Hydrog-n Peroxide, "t 25c size C Duffy' Malt Whiskey for QQfi colds, 1.00 size Uw Fountain Syringe, 2 quart, rapid flow, all guaranteed, CQ 1.00 value.... 01

Dry Goods Department

Laces and Embroideries for 1 Kn Saturday Only 00 Per 3'ard for Embroidery Galloon Bands, one of the most popular items of the season; extra values. Per yard for Corset Sy Cover Embroidery and Flouncing, extra quality of fabric and neat work; every style new and attractive.

New Venise Bands and Edges

Just received the newest and daintiest effects in Venise Edges and Bands, goods that are very much in vogue now. German Printed Flannels, Yard, 10c

This fabric always sells for 15c to 18c per yard. These are all

good styles; fine for kiminos and dressing sacques. Cotton Challies, 28 Inches Wide, Yard, 7c About 1,000 yards to offer at the above price.' Splendid values; good styles. Niagara Maid Silk Hose, 1.29

Absolutely all silk; none better at any price; colors black, white,

sky and pink. Notion Items That Mean a Saving

Cotton Tape, White Thread,

10 pieces for. . , Common Pins, ,

VAc

400 count.... --2C

200 yards.. Reliable Tape Measure....

VAc " 2c

CLOTHING DEPT.

SPECIAL 50 Dozen Men's Full Cut Amoskeag Blue Chambray Shirts, double stitched, faced sleeves, yoke, pocket, extension neck band; the best 50c quality, Q7f Saturday morning only - O f w

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MEN'S NEW BLUE SERGE SUITS

si Men's and Young Men's 1 4 Eft

Blue Serge Suits, special. . I f aUU

These Suits are made of . good weight pure all wool worsted blue serge; Coats new spring models; 3 button, vent back, single stitched edge, lined with good serge. Vests are 5-button; no collar; also serge lined. Pants made semi-peg, side buckle, belt loops with sufficient facing for cuffs, is wanted, Saturday only . 11.50 t MEN'S NEW SPRING HATS Our new Spring Hats comprises the greatest se lection this tore has shown in many seasons. We recommend "STETSON" Hats in both stiff and Soft Hats, 2.00 and 3.50

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