Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 20 July 1917 — Page 10

THE TIMES

Friday, July 20, 1917.

DIE FASHION AT THE SHOPS

i Wtt.ti thm TTnlted. XT.) CtptrM,et J- mating munitions Hold- h. anountaina doth roam, SMJJttm XiaTiia- tracKa Xo- th sea than ffiB ksfttoj aervantless horn. itaNt--t-.oason. of th 7 -when etylw In cooks an! the latest ffaota to moond maids and waitresses ,is atfytatlnc Xomai mind much 'mors than th darnler ri la bonnets mxA blouses. "When Tilly htn t burn th ma-'flJi-cakta -and map arcwrul vrlth a tnlawndertrtoo- expression la her lambent ,orh.i then, you may as -well hit the trail to th Employment Agency t -once. For ItSiXtf a begun to feel the yearn for Ith Groat Outdoors. She hears the sad j-raraa caXSnx and the -whisper of the 'plnea. yor tea years I have spent my sla,Bling'ummers ia my city flat. No one I ever said to me: ""Wilt thou fly with lino to iom cool grot?- so I Just had to tay put and do all my wilting right 'in my happy home. Not so Maggie, 'iltima or . whoever happened to he breaking: my china at the moment As i soon as the first slsms of Spring were I .noticed they gave their notice. They facked their trunks and hied them to :jome mountain, field or seaside resort rwhile I became queen of the home and aeterf of the stove and the sink as a last resort. Can you beat it? No. but they always did and still do. Now that munition factories are added es an equal lure to the" 6lren call t the summer resort, times are doubly ;hard for our erstwhile happy homes, fr-reasures of our domestic menage are Idow wrested from without the kitchen Vaoga of our affections to fill shrapnel shells Instead of pastry shells. Bisquit making has given way to bullet-making 'and the hands that once puBhed the ltaby carriage are now busy doing the (Brae for the gun carriage and making L"bombs to scream through the air while our heirs scream nurseless at home. To make the worst of It. servant styles left to choose from never offered Hess diversity before. "There are but few Imported models being used this pason owing to the difficulty of transportation. Some of our most serviceable little German effects can no longer to obtained and there is only a scant Showing of Swedish, County Clare and Hungarian model maids. Naturally a tomestie isnt In It with the imported article, but even a "made In America maid" Jsrolng at a premium these days. Really the best little all-around rnodel for general housework Is a

TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT LADIES' DRESS. By Anabel Worthington.

One of the most popular fads of the tunmer la the rather severe shirtwaist dress which is being worn by well dressed women for mornings on the beach or porch, and even for informal ftftexnoon wear when It la made of washable silk This one. No. 8,876, Is classed with the more fancy dresses of this type. It buttons down the centre back and the collai Is cut in the popular fishtail style, so that it does not have to be fastened at the front The most prominent feature of the waist is the becoming square seek, which ia gathered at the front The long sleeves are a little out of the ordinary, for they are quite wide at the elbow, bnt fit snugly at the wrist Insets of the trimming material make the sleeves more interesting. The yoke Is stitched to the waistline at the slightly raised waistline. A two-piece skirt is gathered to tbyoke. The drew pattern, No. 8,876, is cut in slses 86 to 42 inches bast measure. Width at lower edge of skirt is 2 yards. The 86 inch size requires 4 yards of 36 inch material, with yard of 27 inch contrasting material. To obtain this pattern send 10 cents to the office of this publication. .

Southern product It Is built on generous lines (Mason and Dixon mostly), and is worn very dark this season. It is excellent for cooking and mally shouldn't mind the heat One of this model lot known as The Virginia is particularly smart wears well and is guaranteed fast black. Have you & little Finn la your home? If you contemplate getting one pick It young. A Finn Is always much better at the flapper stage. Finns are especially handy at handing 'round the hash and besides they sort of add an extra finish.

Swedish models ape scarce, aye. there's the rub, but If yon can succeed In snaring one you will find them great for massaging the dishes and rubbing down the furniture and up the silver. We have gone in so extravagantly for everything Chinese this year that it seems only meet we should foil aw up Oriental lines to the chief cook and bottle-washer. A Chinese servant is a

chink through which one bright ray of

light is let in on our dark servant problem. A Japanese is sure to please. With one pf these you 11 live at ease. A Japanese man and his wife are a pair to draw to and two of a right kind that are hard to beat. But It really won't do to be too fussy about your maid servant or jour man servant this season. Tou must'nt mind If your complexion doesn't go with your wall paper or their style conflicts with your period furniture. Toull be lucky if you have any waiter except a dumb waiter or any cook but a flreless cooker. Ruth Chatterton may think she Is ae only one who is starring In "Come Out of the Kitchen" this season but there are others.

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(TTTEvery Man in Lake County Who has Money to Use in Buying an Automobile Reads THE TIMES.

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A Clear, Fresh Complexion For Every Woman Don't bo satisfied with an ordinary complexion. Bring out the natural bloom of health with the aid of Hermo Almond Cream. Its daily use will soon turn a sallow, dry skin into a clear, pink complexion.

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is a combination massage and cold cream, delicately perfumedr-far superior to anything you have ever tried. Better than any soap for cleansing the skin. It gives the skin that velvety appearance which is so attractive. Unequalled for reducing large pores. WiH not grow hair. To convince you of its value, use Herrno Almond Cream for a week. You will notice an improvement immediately after the . first application. And at the end of the week, you will be delighted with the way it has improved your skin. Use it also as a foundation for face powder.

Get a Jar Today A trial will soon prove to yon the unusual benefits that can be secured with the aid of Hertno Almond Cream. Buy a jar today and try it tonight. For sale by your druggist r any of the stores named below. Henna Co., 542 E. 63rd SL, Chicago For Sale By X. C. -Unaa Co., Hammond. Spears "Pharmacy, East Chicago. South Side Drug Store, East Chicago. Im H. Mattern. Druggist, Whiting. M. Sternberg, Whiting, lad. Central Brag Store, Indiana Harbor, lad. Klalneman's Pharmacy, Indiana Bar. bor, lad. Bed Star Pharmacy, Indiana Harbor, lad.

Henrietta S. Bormann, L 10, Beverldge 1I1U Add -- 2.600.00 Virginia Lam Charter and husband to Elizabeth. Lam, It 6, U 61, Gary Land Co.'a 1st Sub. - .... 1.00 HAMMONTX Iva May Scott and husband to Louis IV. Mott. W 13 H ft. L 65, E 20 hi ft. L 66. St. & Tr. Cent. Cah Add. 1.00 John C Fetterly and wife to Mrs. Clara Kohele. L 26, V 7 ft. L 87, B 4, Homewood Add. 1.00 HOBART. Theresa Kramer ' and husband to August Quignet, Ls L 2, S, B 13, Jake Kramer Jr.'s Add. ( 1,500.00 EAST GARY. Gary Hobt. In v. Realty Co. to Stephen Toth. Ls 29, 30. B 4, lft Sub. 1,200.00 CEDAR LAKE. Pub. Sub. Co. to Lulu G. Huber, Ls 25 to 32. B 6, Plat "F"

Shade's Add. GRIFFITH. Lake Co. Sav. & Tr. Co.. receiver, to Peter J. Eelrlger, N 30 ft Ls 217. 218. Hart's Add Henry Gerlach and wife to Saint .John township. Pt. 23-

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Lake County Title & Guaranty Co.

Abstracters of Titles

Abstracts of Title furnished to all Lands and Lots; in Lake County.

FRED R. MOTT, Pre. FRANK HAMMOND, Vice Pres.

ALBERT MAACX, eoY-Trt-. A

EDWARD J. EDER, Manag-tr,

Crown Point, Indiana. Branch Offices at Hammoird and Gary.

THE HAMMOND D I ST1 LL1 N O O O . DAILY CAPACITY 25,000 QAL.LONS

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NEW REAL

ESTATE TRANSFERS

(Special to The Times.) CROWX POINT." 1XD.. July 20 following real estate transfers made a matter of record: TOLLESTON. Julian H. Touche ()ach) to Mike Colovlch, Ls 30. 31, Rundells 4th Add. $ INDIANA HARBOR. Nels L. Stenberg and wife to Cecil Rader. L 18, B 7. 1st Annie Prltchard and husband to Joseph Esola, L 15, B 61.

Indiana Harbor Carl Kaufmann (bach) to Joseph H. Conroy. et aL I 18. B 42, Indiana Ha'rbor E. Chgo. Co. to Mike Hruzlk and wife. L 33, B 3, Park EAST CHICAGO. Peter G. Fagen and wife to E. Chgo. Land Assoc., Ls 19, 20, 21, B 14. E. Chgo. Land Asso. Add. GARY. Chester E. Wirt, Tr.. et al. to Mike Gablonskl and Frances. L 56, B 5, Lincoln Pk. Add Burt J. Fitzgerald and wife to Kenneth Call. L 29. B 2, Garden City Add. Mike Gablonskl and wife to George Pavlovlch, L 66. B 5. Lincoln Pk. Add. Davis and Holmes Land Co. to Felix Krockowlak & Katie. L 25. B 7. Davis & Holmes 1st Sub. William G. Miller and wife to

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MEATS Small Fresh Pork Loins 24 Fresh Pork Roast 21 Fancy Boil Beef Fancy Beef Pot Roast 16-14 Sirloin, Porterhouse or Round Steak 20 Veal Shoulder or Breast 18 Veal Leg or Loin ..21-f Dixie Bacon (smoked) 32 Swift Premium Ham, guarantee the best, no parboiling 29 Smoked Caily Hams 22 We Dress All Chickens to OrderFresh Broilers 37 Fresh Hens 27 We also carry a full line of Sausages, Beef, Veal, Pork and Lamb. All meats are guaranteed the best, tender and freshest. GROCERIES 10 lbs. Best Sugar with $1.00 Grocery order 75 Soap, flour, potatoes, butter and canned goods, meats on ealo not included. No. 3 can Tomatoes, per can 18 Dozen,$2.15 No. 2 can Tomatoes, per can 14 Dozen, 9160 Charm Kidney Beans, can 13 Dozen, $1.55 Dyer's Baked Beans, can 13 Dozen, $1.55 Primo Peas, can 13 Dozen, $1.50 Extra Fancy Can Peaches, can. . .24 Dozen, $2.75 No. 3 Hominy, can 12 pozen, $1.40 Libby's Tall Rlilk, can 12 Dozen, $1.37 Can Herring in Tomato Sauce, 2 cans 27

GROCERIES Sweet Potatoes, No. 3 can 14 Dozen, $1.60 Cove Oysters, 3 cans for 25 No. 3 Sauer Kraut, per can 22 Flat Can Good Pink Salmon, per can Qt. Jar Pure Apple Butter, jar 22 Qt. Jar Pure Preserves, jar 22 Qt. Jar Olives (fancy), jar 23 Best Blend of 35c Coffee, per lb.. .27 Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb 23 6 O'clock Coffee in cans, reg. 30c seller 24 Reg. 25c Peaberry Coffee, lb 19 Reg. 60c G. P. Tea, per lb 43 Reg. 60c English Breakfast Tea, lb 43 Reg. 60c Uncol. Japan Tea, lb 42 Tetley's Tea, per lb 59 Old Colony Tea, half lb. box 59 Washington Crisps, 1 pkg., 8; 3 for 23 Shredded Wheat, 2 for 25 Grapenuts, 2 for 25r Puffed Rice, 2 for 25 Pettijohn Breakfast Food, pkg. . .16 White Crystal Laundry Soap, 10 bars 45 Large pkg. Grandma's Washing Powder 14f " Soapine, 6 pkgs. 2rr 9 O'clock Washing Tea, 6 pkgs... 2' Keen Kleener, 3 boxes 10 Desk Matches, per box, 5; doz. 65 1 lb. pkg. Paraffine, per pkg 8 Farm House Raisins, 1 lb. pkg.. . .15 Cleaned Currants, 1 lb. pkg 18 Gold Medal Flour, 25 lbs $1.67 Pure Rye Flour, 5 lb. bag 28 All kinds of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Received Daily Remember our Flivver goes anywhere in town with a $1.00 order, so phone in early and don't clelav the hovs they're hustlers.

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TAKE MOTIIGO

All mothers, fathers and friends of the boys that have enlisted, from Hammond and vicinity, are earnestly requested to become R t i i o 1 j i ? ! a j a a i r x : -1 xt H

memucr. ui an oruer Known as ouiuiers anu oanora m.iu ssociauon9 mere is no miutaiiuu ice, uucs ui assessments is uusuiuieiy iree to all. This organization io for the benefit of the boys that have enlisted, and also the mothers and fathers of said boys. As it costs nothing to become a member, of this organization in which so much good can be done, why not join now. A meeting will be held this evening July 20th at 8 o'clock sharp in the Snnpertoir Court Mounse

we smudl Come J. T. Mutton, President