Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 21 June 1917 — Page 12

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Thursday, June 21, 1917 SHEVLIN'S WIDOW TO WED A MILLIONAIRE We Give Double Specials in Drug Dept. Sf amps All Day Friday Graves' Tooth Powder, 25c box, specially priced at - 15C Dora Face Powder, one of the best imported face powders; 50c box, special at 29 P. D. Q. for Bed Bugs, Roaches and Fleas 25c box, special ..gj Lazelle'a Talcum Violet, Sweet Pea or this week-end at, per mu ;3ci aurtiay until Noon HAMMOND'S GREIAXFIST DEPARTMENT STORE "X can 15c 'June r m ror rriuay ana baturaay we oiler many out oi Ihe ordinary bargains. Stocks ol Summer Merchandise are now at fheir best. v 3 OS

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Mrs. Thomas Shevlin. Mrs. Thomas Shevlin, the beautiful widow of the famous Yale football player and coach, is engaged to Marshall Russell, a young multimillionaire broker of New York-

NEW CASES FILED

In the Hammond Lake Superior Court. 16223 Divorce; Jennie Elizabeth I.utter (P Greenwald) vs. Carl Lutter. 16224 P.m. 2 Divorce: Kazmer Wyczniewski (A. J. Onccki) vs. 'Helen Wycznlewpkl. 15225 Em. 1 Appeal by Deft.; Leonard Fitzgerald (3cott & Marsh) vs. Harry Boftz. 1622B Rm. 2 Note; Fred J. Ernst (J. K. Stlnson) s. Bruno Schrieber. 16327 Rm. 1 Forecl. Mtg.; Sarah

Terkins (J. K. Stinson) vs. Michael Elnsele, et al. 16228 Rra. 2 Note; George Drackert (G. B. Sheerer) vs. Hammond Asphalt Products Co. 16229 Rm. 1 Forecl. Mtf. & Receiver; American Tr. & Sav. Bank (G. B. Sheerer) vs. Hammond Asphalt Products Co. 16230 Km. 2 Note; Jerry E. Brennan (G. B. Sheerer) vs. Hammond Asphalt Products Co. 16231 Rm. 1 Forecl. iltg.; Mutual Savings & Loan Assn. vs. Jesse G. Mavlty and Mrs. Jesse G. Mavity. 16233 Rm. 2 Forecl. Mtg.; American Trust & Savings Bank (G. B. Sheerer) vs. Rocco Donnolli and Mrs. Rocco Donnolli. 16233 Rm. 1 Replevin; Joseph Levi and Sidney Gottlieb (C. & C.) vs. Abram Callner, 16234 Rm. 2 Divorce; Hannah Nelson (Heads & Royce) vs. Charles Nelson. 16235 Rm. 1 Divorce; Mary Schneider (L. T. . Meyer) vs. William Schneider. 16235 Rm. 2 Forecl. M. L.;Trl-City Electric Service Co. (W. J. Whinefy) vs. George W. Teazel, et al. 16237 Rm. 1 On assessment for paving 119th St.; First National Bank of Whiting. Whiting. Ind. (G. Hall & Smith) vs. Ind. Har. Belt Rd.

Co., et aL X623S Rm. 2 Divorce; Gertrude Luetta Dewey (G. Hall & Smith) vs. Edward L. Dewey. 16239 Rm. 1 For damages for false arrest; Joe Wilson vs. Jacob Vrbancic. 16340 Rm. 2 Forecl. M. L.; Mike Muha vs. Mike Muha (J. D. Kennedy) vs. Jyhn Honkovich, et al. 16241 Rm. 1 Cancellation of contract; 3Iauricu P. Miller (Knight & Brown) vs. William F. Hoover. 16242 Rm. 2 Replevin; The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. (G. A. Glllett) vs. Steve Johns. 16243 Rm. 2 Proc. Supplemental; Cameron Schroth Co. (M. D. Metz) vs. Max Ottenheimer. 16244 Rm. 1 Appeal by deft.; Pavel Flontu (M. Hershcovitz) vs. Nick Crisan, 1245 Rm. 2 Dl-orce; Robert Englang (McMahon & Conroy) vs. Amy M. England.

" Paper From Spinach. 4 A French horticulturist, M. de Noyer, proposes the stems of spinach for making paper. These contain 4G per cent of cellulose, against four per cent in the stems of wheat straw. M. de Noyer claims that, In experiments in making paper from spinach stems, he has followed the methods of the Grenoble paper-making school and has produced a product equal to the best Japanese in its remarkable consistency.

Are You a lover of Your Country? Then contribute to the Red Cro--

Juice of Lemons! How to Make Skin i White and Beautiful 1

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At the cost of a small jar of ordinary mid cream one can rrepare a full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon fkin softener and complexion boautifie-. by squeezing the juice of tvt fresh lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard whit Care should be taken to strain the juice through a line cluth so no lemon purp pets in. then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every women knows that lemon jui-e is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan, and is thi ideal skin softener, pmoothener and boautifier. Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage it daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. It should naturally help to whiten, soften, freshen ami bring out the roses and beauty of any skin. It is truly marvelous to emoothen rough, red hands. Adv, 1

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I STRAWS PANAJIAS M A complete display of the newest novelty

styles and. conservative models, at price3 which offer great values at......gO q Q

hot

weather by wearing a full lined suit. Our skeleton lined suits are just the thing to keep you both comfortable and neat appearing. Made of the finest wool material, to be had In all the popular Summer fabrics, well tailored throughout to give you several seasons,' wearNew Summer novelt' styles for men and

young men, many belted. Exceptional values, now priced at ..:

Other Suits, $15 to $35 Cool Cloth Suits Extra, good values to open the season's selling. The comfortable, lightweight, airy suits, ideal for summer wear. Regular, stout and slim sizes, fashionable belt suits and conservative styles, in plain shades and fancy mixtures, at $11.95 and $9.95;

and for Saturday, a real bargain in cool cloth suits at

Co-operative Oxfords for Men

The New Cherry Tan and the Priced at

"Varsity"

model, in stock A to D.

S7.50

Other Tan Oxfords, $4 to $6. Co-Operatlve Vlcl Oxfords, made in the "Stag" model; that popular custom last; in stock B to D. Priced at g1 QQ Other Black Oxfords, $3.50 to $6.00. White Shoes and Oxfords, sport style, made in English last, rubber soles And heels

OXFORDS

S3.50

SHOES

S4.00

iirnmer Frocks

Specially Attractive Values at $5.00 and $6.00 Many of these cool summery frocks are of daintily colored striped tissues, similar to the Billic Burke style. Belt, collar and pockets, trimmed with plain pieot voile rufflings. Exquisite Styles, $14.50 These arc those beautiful French voiles, white with the colored embroidery so ef

fective or the stripes and plaids in those

exquisite tintings. Bille Burke Dresses, $2.95 and $3.50 Those cool comfortable . straight line dresses, pleated from a yoke, striped collars and cuffs. Also the all-white in lovely fine jean. Khaki Suits, $7.95 Ideal for motoring or hiking, is made similar to a military Norfolk. The skirt can be worn two ways, plain or divided, and is made from real khaki cloth. Double Panel Petticoats, $1.50 to $3.50 White Sateens, white and flowered heathcrblooms; piques and tub silks, all having the desired adjustable waist.

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Waist Special $2.00

Values and styles you have never seen at the price. Beautiful Organdies, embroidered 'and trimmed with fine Vals, French rice voiles, the large collars and the lovely laces, both Val and Plauen give decidedly smart effects. "Waists that bought in the ordinary way would sell for $3.00 to $3.50. All fresh and new.

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Men's Shirf. RaiA

High-grade X e g 1 i g e e Shirts, French cuffs; fine corded madras; repps, poplins, satin striped cloths, etc. Many different patterns to choose from. Buy your season's supplv now at $1.35

Men's Trousers Summer Suitings, fancy striped worsteds and attractive mixtures. Priced to allow a saving of almost one-third at ....S2.69

Men's Khaki Trousers Standard color, carefullv tailored, sizes 2S to 42. Special.. $1.25 Men's Chalmers $1.25 Union Suits at 69 Genuine Chalmers Porosknit Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle or knee lengths. Nationally advertised as the best for summer wear. Specially priced at ' 69 Men's Sample Union Suits at 79 This lot composes fine combed cotton and lisle thread, also figured and checked nainsook Union Suits; short sleeves and sleeveless, ankle and knee lengths; values to $1.25. Special at . . 79

Middies and Smocks for every out door sport Smocks, $2.00 to $3.50 Also stripe tub silk Middies, delightfullv cool and chic. Other stvles of Smocks come in green, rose or white, some have the smocking and very clever pockets. Norfolk Coats, $1.25 Or Norfolk Middies of line jean, some trimmed with khaki cool patterns, and thev tub beautifullv.

Your New Pumps or Oxfords

Pumps in dull kid and patent, plain 6tyle; has leather Louis heels, B to D, in stock S3.50

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Oxfords in fine Glace kid, two good styles in stock A.A to D. We can fit you at S6.00 and 87.50

White Pumps A swell stripped pump, Beign skin, covered heel, long slender lines, in stock A to D, sizes 3 to 8. Priced special at $3.85 Other White Pumps at $2.69 and $3.00

White Sport Oxfords and Shoes "Classy," have rub

ber soles and heels; sizes to nt.

Oxfords, $3

THIS IS FOOT COMFORT WEEK.

Shoes, $3.50

Thiers is a DISc ho 11 Throughout the continent this week is being devoted to Foot Comfort, as brought about through the use of the famous Dr. Scholl's Appliances. This store carries the complete line, and we are experts at fitting them to individual needs-

Children's Toe Room Pumps, black, tan and white; a great big bargain at $1.49, $1.59 and $1.69

THIS IS FOOT COMFORT WEEK.

WhyPdy 20:25; 3o Jor patterns

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THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL

STYLISH

PERFECT-FITTING AND

EASY TO USE

Home Pattern 1005 Smart Afternoon Dress. The very unusual side pockets are formed by the skirt proper. Price, ISc.

All-Linen Suiting, 36 inches wide; pink, rose, sky, Copenhagen, cream and natural. Yd. 65C Silk Stripe Poplin, in every wanted color; 27 inches wide. Yd 29 Cotton Eengaline, the new fabrics for summer suits; navy, Copen, sky, green, rose, pink, red and brown; 36 inches wide. Y'd 35iTissue Ginghams with silk stripes and checks; the newest color combinations, 27 inches wide- Per ard - 29r

Dry Goods wiss Flouncing, 45 inches wide, calloped and hemmed edges, blind ad eyelet work; pretty patterns n fine quality Swiss. Per yard t $1.98, $1-48, $1.19, 98c, 89c, 3c and - mpcrted Swiss Skirting, patterns specially for infants' wear; .hemtitched, scalloped an ruffled dges; 27 inches wide. Per yard t 98c, 89c, 75c, 69c down to 39 Vhite Novelty Waistings, 36 and 5 inches wide; this season's newst patterns in lace efects, corded hecks and stripes and combinaIcn weaves-. Per yard at 69c, 59c, 8c39c, 35c and 29c -Vhite Poplin Repp Skirting, 36 ncheswide; will launder perectly; 39c value- Y'd 25

Hosiery and Underwear fecial Ladies Union Suit, flesh colored, nainsook, no sleeves, lace trimmed, V . yoke; regular and stout sizes. Per suit SI. 00 Ladies' Silk Fiber Boot Hose, every wanted color. Per pair a --45 Children's White Hose, sizes to 10, fine rib, perfect weave. Per Pa - 18

Money Saving: Groceries for Friday and Saturday

SUGAR Cane Granu,ated with order of $1-50 '.or more

(flour, butter, butterine or soap

not included), 10 lbs

79c

FLOUR Washburn Crosby'8 Gold Medal or Ceresota -bbl. sack S7.66 ',i-bbl. sack S3.84 -bbl. sack S1.93

Minas Blend 4 lbs Per lb

Snider's

Coffee, 95 25C

Post Toasties, three pkgs- 29c Sweet Juicy California Oranges, per 3z- 23c

2 bottles Catsup ......

California . Potted Tuna Fish for sandwiches, can....JQ Petite Prures, three lbs 35c Fancy Jap Style Rice, 3 lbs 32C Red Kidney Beans, 3 cans 4QC LIpton'a Yellow Label Tea, per xh

lb- - 35c

MILK -Pet Brand TaI1 cans 12W Baby cans g (1 doz. cans limit )

Fancy Cream Brick Cheese, Monarch Brand, per lb. 28C Quaker Oats, three Pkgs- 28C Downey's Delight Butterine 5-pound drum S1.43 Per lb 29C Yacht Club Red Salmon, per can.-2Q Booth's Herrings in Tomato Sauce, large oval can 16C Kitchen Klenzer, 5 cans 19C Rumford's Baking Powder, 1-lb. can at 23c Tryphosa, all flavors, 3 Pkgs. 25 2 bars large Ivory Soap 19C

Keota Creamery Butter, finest obtainable, per lb OC Bonita Coffee, 3-lb. can 85C Sunmaid Brand New Seeded Raisins, two Pkss - 23d 5 bars Crystal White Soap - 24C Moar Grape Juice, makes V gal- 23C Argo Starch, 3-pound box 20C Minute Tapioca, 3 pkgs. ... 2 large cans Sauer Kraut 39C Witch Brand Preserves, all kinds, large jar 25C

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Kirk's American Family or Fels Naptha Soap, 5 bars -'28C

Sale of Milan Dress Hats at $5.00, $6.75 and 7.50

White Milan is beyond question this Summer's most fashionable braid. In our collection of this muchvanted millinary are some charming large and small Hats,

trimmed with White Ostrich,1

white burnt feathers and wings. An attractive collection to choose from. Panama Hats, large assortment at $1.95 to $3.95 Hats Trimmed Free.

Auto Veils, made of heavy all-silk chiffon cloth, satin ribbon border, hemstitched ends, full size. Each

: 78C

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&asri"iojtee

Fashionette Hair Nets Made of real human hair, warranted every one perfect, cap and allover sizes; all colors 2 for 25c; each --15C

Fancy Ribbon, taffeta weave; plaids, stripes and floral etfects with satin over-stripes and plaids Df contrasting colors; widths to 6 inches; values to 4Sc. Yd. 29C Pique Collars and Collar Sets, round, square and pointed shapes; hemmed and lace trimmed. Priced at 50c to S1.25 Children's Parasols, natural wood handles, 24-inch cover; stripes, plaids and two-color combinations. Each 59c