Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 248, Hammond, Lake County, 2 April 1919 — Page 10

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CAPTURED SUBMARINES TO BE EXHIBITED IN U. S. TO BOOST LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

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U. S. naTal officers on board one of Germany's submarines which will be exhibited in the U. S. during liberty loan drive. Five captured German submarines are now on their way across tha 'Atlantic and are expected to arrive in this country in plenty of time to b exhibited in various parts of the country to help boost the cominjr liberty loaa campaign. One of tha U-boats will be located in the Hudson river and on in the Potomac. Another uill up the St. Lawrence river and through the Great Lakes as far as Chicago. A fourth will visit the- Gulf porta &nd the fifth may be sent up the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.

J CROWN POINT NEWS Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

Mr. aal ilrs. Y.MUam Eirtholomaa uf Chicago are: In Crown Point this week. !nd Intend isoon lieeotn.inir reslJents of Mir ci'.y'.and buildhisr a home here, liavJlnp tJready purchase J a lot. ' Th email baby uf Mr. anl Mrs. Floyd jjlashaw Is "very aick with rnounionla. Mrs. E. It. CVjgp nr.! Mrs. Herman ll.ebnun er In Indianapolis this week jls delcsate for tha Franchise Leas'-ie io the convention In that city. Stephen Craig, formerly county ; agent of Lakis County, v.-as In town on "(Tuesday. He Is now lecated In 'hiteiia County, lit. a-nd is very well pleased xvi'.li Ids work , as county agent ther. Mr. Craly v.aji tailed here In a lawult. Xiose vs. CraJff, -which was settled on Miss Mabel Grey, who h3 been spending the past week at Seymour, Ind., has returned to Crown Point and besnn her duties as court reporter In the Criminal Court on Tuesday. The court was formally opened by Juigo Smith. Several criminal cases were filed arid the court was visited by many attorneys from all ever the county. A mistake was made In the report of the awarding of the cravel road contracts by the County Commissioners. The N". J. Cornish road was let to A. L. CoiirtHght of Crown Point Instead of the Gory Construction Co., as stated. The bid was $16,100, Mrs. Harry Baer entertained the members of the C. B. B. Club at her Lime on Monday night. After a delicious iinner the members of the. club played tire hundred; the jrizes bcin won by Xorma Earthnlomao and Mrs. Baker. Mrs. A. II. "W. Johnson and her mother, Mrs. Bronsoa, have been In Chicago this week. Mrs. Bronson's health has ben in very poor health of late and she 1 taking treatments at the Wesley hospital in Chicago. Little Jjennle Dietel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deitel, living In the north part of town. Is ill with the small pox and the home is quarantined. Miss Louise Deitel and Edward are staying with the Eartholomae's. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Helghway will attend the minstrel performance given by the University Club at Gary this evening. Their daughter. Miss Maurlne, who Is teaching In Gary, has a prominent part on tha program. Mrs. John Ward Wheeler Is spending this week with Dr. and Mrs. Ernest

t-chict!?. tn Gary. The family of Frank Stlcha, who have been residents of Crown Point for the l ast two ears. have moved back to their farm home near Cedar Lake. Atty. L!ondlas Boyd, of Gary, ws n business visitor to Crown Point on Tuesday.

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F. L. Weakly was In Hammond oa business yesterday. George J. Iljevet and F. W. Strickland, Sr., were In Chicago cn business yesterday. Mrs. F-arl Hayden. district deputy for tho Royal Neighbors, weat ti East Chicago last evening whero she will ass!.t that camp in getting a. class cf candidates. Mrs. Haydtn I's b.-ea very successful us a deputy. Carl Thomas, of Chicago, has rented a small farm rear Cedar Lake and has moved here with 3i!s family. Mrs. Shackleford, of Chicago, came yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Dennis Buckley, and family. Cirk Leary has sold his Interest In the Lowell garage to his partner, Arthur Carpenter, giving possession yesterday. Charles Thompson has sold his meat mirk'.-t and grocery store to William Taylor '.f Lowe'!, and Al Parks of Humrmnd. The r.ew firm took possession jesttrday.

A Pine Medication for Catarrh, Colds, Bronchitis, Inflammation and Congestion

Big Demand For It Novr In This District, Say Drusrgists.

BRITAIN TO TAKE UP TRAFFIC QUESTION Floyd MacGriff f st ff correspondent i. n. service! LONDON". April 1. The Lloyd-Gtorge

i ibhi'.t wUl decido before September l' whether tariff protection of certain5 British industries shall become a permancnt policy of the go-ernment. Be- j fore th3 war England boast?d that her ! commercial greatness was due to free ' trade, j Whether there Is a possibility that this free trade policy will be modified.; Is a question that Is being asked In ' many quarters. Well informed business ; men. In a position to know, think so. i Interests favoring protection point " out that British Industries must be

"protected" against thos of the United States, Japaji and Germany.

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since u treatment of catarrh, colds, and JronchlUs became known in this section, druggist? have, been having an extraordinary demand for it. IfiZMint represents the new theory of medication, containing highly penetrating vet soothing oils which are compounded into a snow-white cream by a special process in such a manner that hen a little Is placed just ins.de of tne o.trlls that the warmth ot the fkiii Fiberates a soothing, medicated vap,r that penetrates to every air-pasage of the head, bringing instant nli-.f to the EUThese medb-ated vapois that aie gr iduallv 'released by the wsrrnth m tho rostrlls rre with .ah breath drawn back and forth through the Hir-pM-s. Toothing and healing tho. mfldn.-i m..mtraiies In this mari-r raw. s.-tv Piacen vav back in the r.asal fassaes nw healed that could not be reached by tho old-time methods of medication V.so when Ice-Mint ii appned to the thet or wjiere there is lameness or conc"stlon it penetrate- nsht down nvrp under the skin, drives out the lnflammand brinc-s quirk, permanent relief. 'o waiting. Pain steps instantly. Its. "juieK- action in relieving rapes ot catarrh. bronchitis. .-old.. .niraHti... 'j-nl'.eo lameness and neuritis ! .n-i-cd it to be highly nDDronatod Inthouiinds of sufferer?. At thi season r the var ro uiio fhouid b'- without a tar of lcPrMint. It cosis little, h p.Uasnt to us! and acts without assistance. Try it The rcst.'ul. soothing, comfort o a singls Jar will bring you many nights of lefrcshing sleep and comfort.

POSTMASTERS ' CONFERENCE INTERNATIONAL FEWS SERVICE 1 WASHINGTON. April 1. Postmasters from seventy of the leading cities of the country together with representatives of a number of prominent business houses, began a three day conference today with poKtoffice department officials. Postmaster-General Burleson addressed the conference, pointing out that It was called for the purpose of discussing subjects relating to the needs of the postal service. The discussion was exrected to take a wide range during the several meetings that will be held. Besides the postmasters, there were mnny division superintendents cf railway mall service and postmaster Inspectors In attendance.

NURSE SHOT BY SUITOR f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEFVICE1 CHICAGO. April L Miss Jennie Bodeen. a nurse, was shot and seriously wounded early today by Albert Bottenhagen. a rejected suitor, according to Miss Bodc-en's story to the police. Bottenhagen escaped and the rolice fear he may have committed suicide. Miss Bodeen is expected to recover .

HOG PRICES MAKE RECORD rtriTKRNAriONAL NEW3 FCtVICL! CHICAGO. Ayr 1 1 1. Hoj- prices toi;.-hd tho higfvst pojnt i-i the. history of Hi.; Chicago market tod.iv ),on sales w re mat.'- at t(. Th- best previous price vas $i?.10, made a jr.ar ago this month. A shortage of supply Is given as the reason for the sensational advance. .... . . . ,,.

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Tomorrow (Thursday) Living Models Music Fiom 2 to 4 P. M.

A pageant of Fashion in our Women's Apparel Section tomorrow will bring women from miles around. Professional living models will show the newest Spring creations in a display lasting two hour;?. Many features have been planned to add to the interest of the show. One in particular, the Grand Patriotic Finale as shown in the Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, by the Chicago Garment Makers' Association is alone worth coming to sec. Secure tickets at the Store from the Office, Stamp Desk or any of the salespeople.

Opening Week Three More Days

The announcement of our Style Show will furnish a thrill of pleasant expectation to many All women love to see beautiful wearing apparel and especially if it is so attractively displayed on living models. Tomorrow and every day of our Opening will furnish enjoyable entertainment for 3-0U. Besides the style feature of our Openingextra special values will be introduced in high, quality merchandise, a few each day.

Our Millinery Opening

The newest styles in Milliner y just received feature many large hats of Jeghorn, hats trimmed with maline and hats with transparent brhns. The Openingin this section brings a wonderful variety of color and

smart style. There arc hats for everv woman, no matter what her preference in trimming or shape shall be. Besides the large hats we show turbans, mushrooms, sailors, pokes and hats of irregular shapes, trimmed with everything new and approved by fashion. Hats at anv price from

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-:imong those shown on living models tomorrow you will see the three garments described below.

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Cape

A Cape of tricot ine, lined with crepe de chine. This Is a. very

distinctive model of Aviotty with a draped shoulder hack that

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band of squirrel

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Suit of Newest Style Suit of garbndlne, lined with chenie satin. A belted semi form fitting model, with pongee vest embroidered and trimmed with silk braid. A very attractive suit model and one t"70 111

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A Dress of Georgette Beautiful Dress of georgette with the new bell sleeves. It Is elaborately trimmed in desisrna worked out with self colored silk embroidery and biue and black beads. Round CQT neck style, with draped sash waiet : i J7D

Women's Dress Accessories in New Styles Will be Seen at the Fashion Show Tomorrow Accessories play an important part in your Easter outiit. Here you will find displayed the newest ideas that mean so much to your wardrobe.

Silk Bags Are in High Favor In accordance with our ideal of showing the dernier cri (as the French say), or the latest thing in novelties, we are most happy in presenting for your selection a very complete and varied assortment. $1 to $9 Barronette Satin Very bright lustrous finish, the loose knitted effect prevpnts wrinkling Joffro Elue, Kose, Nsvy, niark, Sand and Grey yard $4.89

Beautiful New Mesh Veilings Mesh veils are just one of the many novelties to be found here, where yards and yards of exceedingly smart veilings bid for milady's favor. IndispensiWe to wear with one's new spring hat are these fancy woven meshes one spot effects, allovers, woven borders and chenille dotted borders. Many sized mefches. Triced yard 25c to $1

New Novelty Umbrellas

TVe are now displaying a most complete line of fashionably beautiful "Ever Ready' 'rain or shine umbrellas, guaranteed water proof. They are made in small or medium sizes 24 or 26 inch with fancy ring or Bakelite handles; white celluloid stubs with ivory tips on every rib. They come in red, blue, brown, green, taupe or purple.

$5 to $5.89

Opening Specials For Thursday Plaid Silks Plaid Silks, 36 in. wide, a wonderful showing of most beautiful color effects, the large bold plaids and the more conservative broken plaids, extra heavy quality satin and taffeta combinations. ' Values 1 QC $3.00, yard ipl.O Kid Gloves "White Kid Gloves for women, one clasp, outside scam, black embroidered back, soft pliable kid. Special value for tomorrow only, at per C 1 a q

yi.TO Curtain Net

Nottingham filet curtain material from 36 to 45 inches wide in white, ivory and natural shades, a curtain net sold regularly at 40c, special OO for tomorrow, yard. . . OK Children's Dresses Chambray or gingham dresses, with hand smocking, short waisted styles. Also plaid gingham with white pearl but

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Camisoles

Satin and georgette camisoles, trimmed with fancy lace and ribbon run. These are regular $1.50 and $2 camisoles. Special

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Satin Corsets Pink satin corsets with elastic top for dancing or evening wear free hip and light boned.

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