Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 25 July 1913 — Page 7

Frida.v, July 25, 1913. THE TIMES.

GENERAL FURNITURE HAS eie moving sale on

Forced to move the General Furniture company, S141 Commercial avenue. South Chicago is forced to move after its long and successful career. It is with a special mark of pride the management points to the fact that thousands of people have been made happy through their ability to buy their goods on the well known easy payment 'plan from this large establishment. The name General Furniture Company has become a household word in the homes of the preat and growing Calumet region. Hippest bargains known in the history of the store Is to b given the public in the next final WMk. As the store is now leased for five years to other tenants who are making all arrangements to take

possession the moment the store is va tated. The management has instructed tha clerks not to quibble over prices, but to sell every price in the house at any price. It must be cleaned out. those who are wise and act quick will pet the greatest bargains in furniture they ever saw by attending1 this final closing out sale.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

GART. L 14 B IPO Gary Land Co s 1st sub

Gary Land Co. to John Kerr 625

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Hint For Jelly MaKjng

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a cheesecloth Jelly bag. A a a matter of fact, the clearest Jelly ' la made of the Juice which simply drops through the bag. Just aa good, however, but not quite so clear, is the Jelly made of the Juice which is pressed through the bag. To each pint of Juice a pint of sugar is to be added. Put the Juice In a saucepan over the fire and the sugar on flat dishes in tfie oven at the same time, but be careful not to let the sugar scorch. Boll the Juice for twenty minutes; then add the sugar, and as soon as it is dissolved boil 'it up once, stirring it all the while so that it does not burn. As soon as it is made the Jelly should be poured into Jars, or, if you prefer, glauses that have been sterilized by placing them in cold water bring it to the boiling point over the Are and leav-

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THE CHARM OF DIAPHANOUS DRAPERY.

JLASSIC folds have an allure for the educated artistic taste. They have never been superseded by those of othr lands, and in spite of various orientalisms that are prominent in the dress "world at present the "pure Greek" drapery is far and away the most fascinating phase of the vogue that is, . for certain kinds of costumes. ! Could anything be more gracious in iits lines and curves than the evening idress pictured? It looks not unlike ,the figure of a daughter belonging to

the days of "the glory that was Greeco and the grandeur that was Rome." This modern adaptation of Grecian

sartorial art was first shown upon the screen of a moving picture show, and. reproduced, as it was, in the original coloring, the sight was an inspiring one

to the couturlere and the woman who

can copy things at home.

The materials used were black and white chiffon over a foundation of

white soft satin, the Greek key design on the tunic outlined in silver cord.

L 1 B 100 Gary Land Co's 1st sub John Kerr to John Ryder 1 L 24 B 12 Broadway add Fred E. Brigrgs to Max Katz 3,250 L 31. 32 L 30 B 5 Gary Land Co's 2nd sub, Steel City Home

Builders Co. to Mary L. Woodward 1

1j SS. S L S9 B 72 Gary Land

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CSWEETS are a special temptation In tha summer time. At the summer resort the evening visit to the soda water fountain and ice cream parlor is aua established custom, and the candy treating habit prevails among the feminine guests of every hotel and boarding house. One nibbles at sweets while the embroidery needle flies of a morning and again while the bridge Same proceeds of an evening. Warm days Induce languor and disinclination Ito walk when one can board a trolley car conveniently, and brisk motion of avny sort makes one feel limp. But the demon avoirdupois must be combated sMslduously in summer if the silhouette ia to meet the demands of one's autuann .costumes, and the woman who prides herself upon her figure must look to it ithat extra pounds are not Insidiously Added to her weight during the lazy imldsummer mdnths. Swimming is one of the best means of keeping down the weight. The dally immersion in salt water and the brisk rubdown afterward are helpful, even if on la not actually a swimmer, but there must be stern self denial at the dinner table afterward, for the appetite resulting from a frolic in the wa

ter will crave everythlrg'on the bill of

fare, and especially the sweets of des

sert. Sweets in dessert, candy and soda water should be sedulously avoided, and also large quantities of bread

and butter always a temptation at the

hotel table. Cream should be indulged in with discretion, particularly in combination with sugar or berries, and, ns) matter how hungry one feels, food between meals should not be taken. Make a practice of running -up and down stairs at the summer hotel, springing nimbly on the balls of the toes. Get up half an hour earlier than you want to and take a brisk walk before breakfast. If a nap Is taken after dinner a fatal habit for those Inclined to be stout, but a habit prevailing at all summer resorts go through some brisk exercises on arising, before the bath and process of dressing for supper. Avoid the hammock and rocking chair habit as much as possible and never under any circumstances drop into a chair the moment dinner is over. Stroll about, perch on the piazza railing if you must, but keep moving for at least twenty minutes after arising from the table. This practice will probably ward oft at least a pound a day.

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lag It there for half an hour or until the Jelly Is ready to pour Into them. To prevent burning: the bands the glasses must be handled carefully with a towel and the liquid immediately poured Into them. If the Jars are put to boil In a wire strainer or rack of some kind burned fingers will be avoided. An unusual currant Jelly is made In this way: To begin with. If you bavei currants In your own garden see tfaatj they are not picked Just after a rain, but when they are dry and bathed In sunshine. Strip the currants from their stems and put them In an earthen Jar set in a big kettle of boiling water. Lot them remain In the Jar for three hours, the water boiling constantly aU the time; then strain the Juloe of the currants through a Jelly

bag. Add sugar in the proportion of a pound to a pint and add fresh stem mad currants. Boil twenty minut at until the mass Jellies; then put in Jelly rlasses. Co's 1st sub, Gary Land Co. to Oliver Q. Ward 1,012.50 Same real estate as foregoingdeed. Oliver Q. AVard to Jonah M. Jones 8,000 L 39 B 104 Gary Land Co's 1st sub, Gary Land Co. to John A. Smith 652.80 Same real estate lis foregoing

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WHEN THE HOUSE 18 CLOSED, j rpKERH is a lot more to dosing the house tor the stunner or for a Tery small part of the summer than shuttUig and looking the windows and; front door. The greataat cause for! worry perhaps la the danger of moth Mtoa carpets and ruga. Long before the time comes to close the house foe the summer presumably all heavy hangings and moth tarnpttng dainties "of ether sorts hav bean packed safely awsy. but the rugs and carpets remain an easy prey. Camphor sprtakled loosely about is generally carelessly trampled into the carpots and floors. It can be wrapped In little pieces of tissue paper, and, these small bundles can be generously thrown Into" dark' corners and crannies. They will bo quite as effective as uncovered camphor and much more easily swept op when the bouse is opened again. It la a good plaa to leav a key to thebouse with some friend who Is to be borne when you are away, so that In, case at any emergency, sucb as flre.i the house caa be opened at oaco. deed. John A. Smith to Edward Harmon 662.50 L 10. 11. First add, Teter Heregji to Constantine Moga 395 L 88, NH L 27 B 4 Gary Lant Cob 2nd, Gary Land Co. to Baker T. White 787.50 L IS B 3 Garfield Park add. f nited States Land Co. to Mary

WHAT LA MODE DEMANDS.

HHB rabbit ear sock ruff Is a monstrosity whloh.bae taken the fancy of young women who go in for apeotacular fashion affects. Several sharply pointed, wired ribbon an ate, te the color of the znallnos rucho with which they are . used, are sewed inside the ruche so that they, stand up back of the ears when the ruche is tied around the neck. Black and white malines Iruches, with rabbit ears of black satin, are especially popular, and, while the effect cannot be called graceful. It has a certain smartnesa Bright colored moire ribbons appear on lace gowns half veiled by lace flounces. Blouses of darned net. trimmed with plaitings of malines lace, are very popular. The white evening cloak shares popularity with the geranium red brocaded silk. A fluted braid in very strong colors makes collars and cuffs on white linen suits. Borne of the new sleeves start almost from the neck; others are hemstitched in.

O'Connell - 750 SVi L 18, L 18, 20 S -21 W .2--87-8 Thomas W. Miller to John W. Miller 1 L 11 B 7 KW 33-37-9. Andie Klobujora te Joseph Blosky... 1.400 HAMMOND. L 2 B E North Side add, John A. Tweedle to Michael HollachvA

rinaner j..oju L 28 B 2 East Lawn add, Katie. Well to Katherlne Doherty.... 1 L 88 to 41 B 4 Manufacturer's add L. Jay Carter to Julius Frankel 1

Cannariato S50 L S B 11 So. Gary sub, Henry Steuer to Abe Enleman 1 INDIANA HARBOR. L 23 B 15 2nd add, Boleslaw Salik to Kaimiera Gratkowskl 2,000 EAST CHICAGO. L 11. Na L 12 B 12 NW 2937-9, Nellie Barnes to Margaret

FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Hid of These VKty Spots. There's no longer the slightest need . fo.iirf amhumed of your freckles.

as the prescription othlne double

strengtn is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of othlne double strength from your druggist and apply a little of It night and morning and you should aoon see that even the rrt freckles have begun to disap

pear, while the lighter ones hav vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce Is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. Be sure to ask for the double strength othlne as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. Adv.

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BRASS BEDS. $15.00 Brass Beds $ 6.98 $18.50 Brass Beds 9.32 $25.50 Brass Beds 12.69 $35.00 Brass Beds 17.43

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REFRIGERATORS. $ 6.50 Refrigerators. .$ 3.17 $ 9.00 Refrigerators. . 4.78 $15.00 Refrigerttors. . 7.48 $25.50 Refrigerators. . 12.47

$ 8.00 Room Size Riis. 3.95

$15.00 Room Size Rugs . 7.4852jJJ-

$22.50 Room Size Rugs . 11.69 $35.00 Room Size Rugs . 17.85

DAVENPORTS.

DINING TABLES.

DRESSERS.

$15.00 Dressers $ 7.48 32.50 Bed-Davenports $16.38 $12.50 Dining Tables. .$ 6.79 $22.50 Dressers 12.15 50.00 Bed-Davenports $25.78 $17.00 Dining Tables . . 8.49 $35.00 Dressers 17.95 65.50 Bed-Davenports $32.49 $25.00 Dining Tables . . 12.58 $50.00 Dressers 24.98 75.00 Bed-Davenports $38.57 $37.50 Dining Tables . . 18.47

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