Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 114, Hammond, Lake County, 24 October 1913 — Page 8
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THE TIMES. Friday, Oct. 24, 1913.
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT
FROCKS FOR THE YOV'XGEll SHT. By Mud Hall. New Yprk. Ort. 16. In designing mode for a new season, consideration always must be given to the younger set, for Jnvenile fashions are fashions
of Importance. In the matter ot materials they are ' not far llatant from the styles from grownups, nor is the Una very clasely drawn la the matter of designs; there is, however, always th prominently youthful effect about the junior modes that shows there la a difference to be acknowledged and regarded. There Is scarcely a frock among the latest designs that cannot be developed In at least a dozen materials. This applies even to the party dress which is dainty and ecectlva In Irish lawn as it Is in filmsy chiffon. Practical models are well done In kindergarten cloth. Devonshire cloth, serge, eponge-cotton and wool-ratlne, in an endless variety of mixtures and weaves and crepe, which positively had no limit to its variety. There are many delightful woolen materials that may be used this season by the mother who Is not willing to risk her "angel-faces" to the exposure of winter's winds and chilling blasts. These ere interwoven with
linen and cotton so that they can be laundered frequently, thus always be
sanitary. For the child who Is brought up to know nothing of seasons, as far as dress Is concerned, there are lovely washable fabrics in beautiful colorings that cost little or nothing. Fven using the woolen materials it Is possible to develop a striking little frock at small cost, easily under two dollars. Whipcord and repp are very serviceable and always dressy, especially when provided with detachable yokes and sleeve trimmings. The blues, greens, browns and reds are expedient
THE VERY LATEST MODE IN BLOUSES.
DRINK HABIT
in this material which is usually trimmed with braid or bias folds of heavy silk or satin.
Decided contrasts are featured In j the trimming of many of the smart-1 est frocks for small girls; for Instance, a blue serge wil have a vest and belt of white pique to stand out against
the dull tone of the dress material with excellent effect. Black and white combinations are extensively employed In this connection, also two tones of one color. Braids always make fasnloable trimmings and they come in so many different this season that it is difficult to resist tfle temptation to use them even upon the simplest frocks. Really there Is nothing else that goes so well with the middy blouse or the Russian coat. Then there is the broad collar used to finish frocks for all occasions which must either be outlined with bead or trimmed with It In some fanciful way. The bolero, which Is one of the very popular features of tailored frocks for
older women, Is shown on a number of frocks for girls, between the ages of ten and fourteen years. In the latter instance, however, the quaint little jacket i-i employed upon party dresses, being made of lace or all-over embrilery, combined with paitel chiffon, net or tulle.
Clunny insertions and Irish crochet are the most popular laces for inserted bands for skirt and bodice, yoke outlines, etc. There are splendid Imitations of both of these laces which it is hard to distinguish from the real, therefore in duplicating expensive dresses In eheaped materials, they can be used with great success. Kmbroidery. both hand and machine. Is in great demand. There are so many splendid patterns for smart ebrold-
crtes and in many Instances the stitches are so simple, that the woman who does not know how to put this touch of handwork upon the dresses of her children, seems lacking in one of tha essentials of good dressing.
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A Charming and Graceful Style. Very Easy to Make.
The very latest rogue In blouses Is as represented la the illustration. Instead of being made of Uaea or woollen material this up to the minute style should be made of crepe de chine, chiffon or voile, In white, heliotrope or peach color. The ramify neck band and wristlets are made of black velvet. We will send a pattern of this stylish blouse, No. 8491, in slaes 34, 3, 5S, 40 or 42, for ten cents, postage
paid.
9210 Louis Passarelli pro ami. vs. Au- 1 gust Sternberg et al. Defendant
In the event of the total inquiry la I FREIGHTS MEET HEADOS.
cars being pUced It, wil lmean that Pennsylvania freight trains no, 71
moves for judgment on verdict. j steel mills will be called upon to furn- and 7 met in headon collision at 9341 Sophia Chutka vs. Antone Kiziol-l,sh about 60,000 tona of plates and Hagerstown yesterday, both engines
klewlcz. Defendant m mntinn shapes alone. ibeing damaged and aeveral cars de-
new trial.
9475 The Bartholomae & Ftoeslng B. & M. Co. vs. Antone Chorak et al.
Defendant files affidavit for change
FOOTBAIjL. Richard Cleveland, eon
f :;enUe frm 3udee Sent l Jud 1 distinguished himself aa a hockey play
v. yiuua iu timr rrincewn ncil year
railed. The locomotive of No. 71 was taking water when No. 78 rounded the curve going at good speed. The crews
of the late of both trains jumped and escaped In
ho has lury.
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Motions and Orders
Kb trie la Room 1. 11028 State of Indiana on relation ot George W. I-ewis et al. vs. Walter L. Spencer. W. E. Roe and John H. Roes file petition to Interplead and be made parties defendant, sustained, petitioners file cross complaint.
9774 Herman Schlltae vs. City of Whiting. riaintifC asks that defendant file copy of demurrer instanter. Defendant files demurrer. 100S5 John Newell vs. City of East
Chicago. Defendant files answer. 10194 Charles R. Dyer, admr., vs. Pennsylvania Co. et al. Defendant pranted change of venue. Porter superior court, two days. 109S3 Anna Prohl ad nix. vs. Anna Prohl et al. Finding for plaintiff on petition and court appoints I T. Meyer commissioner. Commissioner presents deed, approved. 8261 Anna Ketchell vs. Win. Ketchell. Citation issued against defendant for failure to pay alimony. Returnable October 20. 9744 Arthur McQovney, trustee, vs.
Sarah Steenberg et al. Plaintiff files cost bond, approved. Entries la Room 2. 11048 State of Indiana on relation of W .E. Roe et al. vs. Walter U
Spencer. Plaintiff dismisses his cause of action. 11056 Ella Raddatt Lamprecht vs. William Lamprecht. Plaintiff dismisses, costs paid. 10S06 Alice Josephine Boger vs. William E. Boger. Finding for plaintiff, divorce granted, maiden name
restored. Judgment. 10814 Catherine Forney vs. Thomas Forney. Finding for plaintiff, marriage annulled, maiden name of plaintiff, Catherine Cady, restored. Judgment. 10783 Clay Whlttington vs. May Whittington. Finding for plaintiff granting divorce. Judgment. Katrle Made In Koara. 1.
3255 Eugene J. Ammone and Joseph S. Kaiser file application for ad
mission to bar, referred to committee. 5130 John P. Nagel vs. George H. Lewis. Cause dismissed for want of prosecution, judgment.
i 7097 Alexander Madura et al. vs. John
Kowloskt. Dropped from docket, reinstated on notice and motion. 8256 Michael F. Curran et al. vs. Imbro Mrbansik et al. Dropped from docket, reinstated on notice and motion. 8489 Calumet Products Co. et al. vs. George W. Dobbins et al. Plaintiff dismisses, judgment. S941 Arthur Faniel Weaver, executor, vs. Bell Crockett et al. Petitioners
ask for reappralsement of real es- I
tate, granted. Andrew J. Smith and Elijah H. Guyer appointed appraisers.
9744 Arthur W. McGovney, trustee, vs. ' . Sarah Steenberg et al Plaintiff files amended complaint, making new parties and asks for order requiring defendant Steenberg to answer by Oct. 21. Granted. 10114 Michael Backof vs Augusta Backof. Defendant appears by
Granger. Beach withdraws appearance for defendant. 10188 Fred J. Smith vs. Minnie Recht et al. Plaintiff dlHmisaes costs paid. 10833 Sylvia Haalett vs. Charles Ha:lett. Defendant defaulted. 10879 E. H. Holtoroft vs. John Larson et al. Plaintiff asks to make new party defendant, granted. EntrleK Made in Room 3. 10414 Mike Stetch vs. Standard Steel Car Co. Plaintiff dismisses, costs
paid. 10526 Nettie M. Scofleld vs. Elmer E. Scofield. Plaintiff asks for alias summons issued, returnable Nov. 11, 1813. 10689 Garden City Sand Co. vs. Albert Hann. Defendant defaulted. 10875 Oliver Winkler vs. Ruth Winkler. Defendant defaulted. 10921 Oscar M. Regnier vs. Hermle Regnier. Defendant files answer and cross complaint. 11020 Athur Puntney vs. Grace Puntney. Defendant files application for alimony.
and plans are already being made for putting him on the football team. j Swarthmore has had the scare ot its life this season. Several of Its members has to take baby treatment because a case of smallpox was discovered at the college, so it was feared that substltuttes would have to take the places of regular men on the eleven Truly vaccination is vexation. Coach Stark of the. University of Chicago has several new men this seacon who tip the scales between 180 and 190 pounds. There is a wealth of material for the back field. The Harvard backfleld has been strengthened by the addition of Hardwlck. who for a time was in bad with the faculty. He passed the necessary
examination and is again In the lineup. Twelve thousand tickets for the Army-Navy game in New York will be put at the disposal of the Navy Association andeach member will have the
prlviledge of buying four tickets before the general sale is commenced on November 19.
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THE STEEL MARKET. Orders were better In the steel market yesterday than in the early part of Septembr, They were considerably below tho average for Septimber, however, and the mills will reflect further decreases In unfilled tonnage In October unless market improvement takes place in the next 10 days. Producers are quoting structural steel at $1.40, but will do business at $1.35 per 100 pounds. Consumers aro still holding out of the market and locking for further concessions. In the last two weeks the railroads have purchased about 3.500 cars, 100 locomotives and about 70,000 tons of rails. There are inquiries in the present market for about. 400,000 tons of rails and about 6,000 cars. There are several good tonnages of rails to be announced this week, all of which will be placed by Western roads.
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Range
This beautiful and latest built Range, 6 holes, full 6ize oven, nickel trimmed, guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. No better range can be had at this specially low price for this sale
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Cast Range This high grade Cast Range, Bilver nickeled, heavy castings, all doors are heavy and Btrong, with etraight edges and are fitted accurately, giving perfect control of fire. Is simple in construction, special, this sale
32.50 29.50
Stewart's Kitchen Range Do not compare this range with others selling at the same price, without taking into consideration the fact that he Stewart Stoves are made by an old reliable house, which has been making stoves for over 85 years. It should be worth something to know that your stove is made by experienced men, as this means that it is made f f Tfl" right, special at I O. '
Heater This richly nickeled Oak Heater, burns hard and soft coal and a certain heat producer. Has large fire pot and is made of sheet steel, special at 4.75
Heater This richly nickeled Boning Oak Heater, burns any kind of fuel, large fire pot, special for this sale 5.50
We are Agents in So. Chicago for the "JEWEL-
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MODE COAL TO BUY OR ODE HEAT TO ENJOY ?
Burner
Extra heavy and perfectly made "Acorn" Base Burner, silver nickeled and extra large fire pot and duplex grates. Burns less fuel than other makes, special
31.75
Burner
This beautiful Prize Stewart Base Burner, durable and economical. The Stewart stoves have an un-
equaled reputation for
long wear. Price
26.75
Jewel Heater
Guaranteed Jewel Heater, richly nickeled, made of blue semi-tested sheet steel, duplex grates, extra large fire pot. This is a stove that has been before the public for over 65 years and known aa Eft for satisfaction, at....JiwU
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No better stoves are made than the "JEWEL" and "ACORN" Cash or Easy Payments