Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1919 — Page 3

Tuesday, Mav 13. 1919. THE TIMES. Pace Three.

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WASHINGTON OFFICE GIIJLS PREPARE FARM TRAINING SCHOOL

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Office flrla working on a farm near Washington, D. C. This soil and these office (firls , mill furnish some of the country's food supply. The girls are helpinsr prepare a twenty-five acre i farm near Washington, D. C. j where other girls who want to re- ; lieve labor and food supply prob- j lems are to be trained. Recruits i

will be received from nearby states to train on this farm. The girls are unanimous in their

opinion that the farm work is far better than keepioe office hours in the city.

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(FROM THE TIMES' OWN INDIANAPOLIS BUREAU)

(TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., ilay 13.; rians wer made at a meeting' held at h9 P.epubilrau state headquarters, yesterday, for opening Republican woman's headquarters in connection with Tho headquarters of the state commlt!e within a short time. A secretary will be appointed and the campaign work of the women will be conducted and directed from that place. However. It will not be separate and distinct organization. It was decided that the women should "sit in" the political game with the men in this state, rerus under the new law they are entitled to vote for presidential electors at the next presidential election, which will be held in November, 1920. For this reason, no woman state chairman wil be chosen. The entire direction ot i he campaign w ill be done by the state "mmittee. An executive committee of Republican women to work in conjunction with the state executive committee and the .:ate committee was appointed some time ego. It consists of Mrs. Edwin A. Torrance, of Eansville; Mrs. Charles Arthur Carlisle, of South Bend: Mrs.

E. A. Gould, of Peru; Miss Mae Helmer. of Terre Haute, and Mrs. Joseph B. Kealing, of Indianapolis. All of these women, with the exception of Mrs. Torrance, attended the conference held yesterday. Others rresent were State Chairman Edmund A. Wasmuth, of Huntington; JL. W". Jnley, secretary of the state committee, and James A. Hemenway, of Boonville, national committeeman fro Indiana. All of these conferees agreed that It would be better to have the women fully represented with the regular state committee than to have them organize separately. Thus all will work in the closest harmony. Mrs. Kealing was chosen to preside at meetings of the women's executive committee, however. The members of the women's executive committee were invited to attend a conference of Republican state chairmen at 'Washington May 22 and 23. Secretary Henley lias gone to New York for a couple of weeks in connection with the work of the Republican national committee. It is generally understood that he is to have a prominent and responsible connection with that commute, under Will H. Hays, national chairman.

LOWELL

Henry C. Taylor tiled at his home In Lowell at 3:25 yesterday afternoon. About two months ago he was operated on In a Chicago hospital for cancer and had one arm amputated. For a time he seemed much improved, .but took worse about ten days ago. For the past few years Mr. Taylor has tcen in business at Center, Ind., where he sold his busl.ness and moved to Lowell, after his health failed. At one time he conducted a meat market in Iowell. No funeral arrangements have been made. Mrs. O. A. Lloyd went to Lafayette yesterday to visit her son, Verne. She win also visit her brother, Irvie Thompson at Buck Creek, Ind., before returning home. Mrs. Claude Trump returned to her heme in Hammond last evening after V.sit there with her mother, Mrs. f. L. Ferguson. Rev. E. F. Winkler went to Indianapolis yesterday to attend a state meeting of the Church of Christ. Mrs. John Smith returned to her home In Chicago lurt evening aftpr a 1!t here with relatives end friends. Mrs. Pavld Flrueknian went to Chicago last evening to visit relatives.

ST. JOHN

Miss Frances Klassen of Ortcagro spent Sunday here with her mother. Mrs. Thomas Connors and daughters Evelyn and Irene spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmal and Jos. Schmal. Sunday evening. May 18th at 7:30 p. m.. at the Forester hall a drama will be given by some of the grownup young people of Father Gnoul s parish of Chicago Heights. Thorn Jones Was at South Chicago last week. Mrs. William Doescher and Mrs. W. Bohling and daughters were Hammond T.':sitors Saturday. John r. Schaefer had a carload of fine young heifers shipped from Chicago last week. The W. C. O. F. will hold their recular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon and the M. C. O. F. will hold their meeting Wednesday evening at the Forester Hall. Anton Ileid and wife have moved Into the Gerlach house they have purchased here in town. Mr. and .Mis. Ken lUl?r of Griffith fpent Sunday here wit'i relative'. Laurence S:-glc r left Monday morning for his home at tfsvarnah. Illi

nois to visit with his relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Boecker spent Sunday in Kose!and w'.th relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Boecker of Chicago spent Sunday here with her parents. Miss Frances Boecker of Chicago, spent Sunday here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelses visited Sunday with relatives at Chicago. Mathew and Will'.arn Ad'.er spent Sunday at Hammond.

DYER NEWS

Miss Mabel Scheldt of Chicago spent Saturday n'ight and Sunday with her auntfs. Mipses Barbara and Tlllle Scheidt. The W. C O. F. had their regular monthly meeting on Friday night at the Forester Hall. Mrs. E. Newcomber visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs J9 eesenhenne. Principal Edgar Mullens attended institute at Hammond on Saturday and spent the evening with friends, returning on Sunday morning. Mrs. Thiel spent Friday at Chicago, visiting her son. F. A. Schlalss. Our teachers attended Institute at Hammond on Saturday. Nick Austgen moved his family into the Schaefer house, which he recently purchased. Mr. Mike Schmal mad a business trip to Dyer on Saturday. Sunday being the feast of St. Joseph solemn high mass was celebrated at the St. Joseph's church at S a. m.. in which the C. O. O. ,F. received communion in a body. An English sermon was delivered by a. Chicago priest. A. J,. Ricker and James McPartiin spent Sunday at Hammond. M.ss Mary Rafacz visited with her brother at Whiting on Friday. The entertainment given by the p&roaehial school on Sunday night was well attended. The program was fine and enjoyed by all. Tueseday night the Seniors will give thfJ.r play, "The Winning Widow." Be sure to com and see the "Widow.'' Tuesday. May 13 at 8 p. m. Community meeting -will b held Tuesday, May 20. Several interesting talks will be given by prominent men from Crown Point: after the program a social t' nie will b given for all.

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FASHION'S FORECAST. Bv Annabel Worthinjrton. LADY'S AND MISS' WAIST.

Among the newest of the hp-on models is tbo (harmicg mode! shown in Xo. 91.10. This girlish blouse buttons on Oe shoulders. The Pierrette ruffle which it; fhown in the larjre view is matched by the ruffles at the wrists, hut if a plainer style is preferred the yoke and plain cuffs may be substituted. The waist is tucked in groups, but for very slender figures the gathered effect is most becoming. Th sleeves may be long or short. The lady's or miss' waist . 0130 is cut in sizes 34 to 3 inch size requires l'i yards of 36 inch or 41 inch material and l1 yards plaitleg. Trice 10 cents.

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Charles Kramar. Charles Kramar. one of the two 'ielepates from Czocho-Siovakia to the peace conference, has devoted his rublic life to the cause of Bohemian liberty. He was nr.fr lpnrier of th

! voun? Czech party in the Austrian

Keichsrat. He was arrested early in the war and condemned to death by an Austrian court. He was later reprieved and liberated. He is now prime minister of the Czecho-Slovak fovemment. The other Czecholovak delegates to the peace table is Edmiard Benen.

WEDNESDA Y Every thrifty houscAvifc will do as much of her shopping as possible. The values are phenomenal and Double "S. & H." Green Trading Stamps make a Double saving.

Women's Underwear

A special purchase of Women's Vests and rants --the vests are of fine quality, body shaped, no pleeves; the ran3 have lace knee; sizes Sfi and

38. On sale Wednesday per garment

39c

Infants' Vests at 39c

Infants' fine quality Wool Vests, well made, button front; sizes 2 and 3, regular 75c values, on special sale Wednesday JJC

Women's Smart New

Oxfords Brown or Black $3.50

These oxfords are mado of an excellent quality black and brown kid, Lice style, plain toe, Louis heel-; well made, pood fitting ox- q etf lords, in all sizes, pair JC(j

Trimmed Hats, $4.29 The Balance of the Edwards Stock on Sale Last Week Values to $10.00 charmins; and individual in style, fashioned of natural lccjiorn, while milan. seorpeite crepe, lisne and novelty straw?, effectively trimmed jn fashion's luTest ideas a number of advance ?ummer models j ncj are included. Your choice OT

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Cabbage and Tomato Plants, on

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Specials for Wednesday, May 14th 2500 Yards of Full Bleached YARD- WIDE MUSLIN Good Standard Quality, On Sale

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Turkish Towels Blue bordered Turkish Towels. - i i

good quality, regular prico

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Toweling, yd 22c 17-inch Union Crash Toweling,

good heavy quality, with red and blue border; regular price

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BIG SPECIAL OFFER Women 's and Misses 9 Capes and Dolmans

ALL BRAND NEW! Yes, stylish up-to-the-minute ne-w Caps ana Dolmans for wear right now. This Is an opportunity for you to secure

a new wraD at a bis saving. Value to ?33.o at 523. o. Smart Dol-

mans of Trico-Velour in all the lovely new spring col- r 7C I . . I ..11 A4- 1 ., cvlo i M 1 J

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Remarkable values even' one of them

Capes and Coats at $17.75 Garments worth to $25; stylish., yet inexpensive. The coats are in Dolman effect, the Capes are in coatee style with, tuxedo collars, braid trimmed; materials are blue serge, poplin and Trico-Velour. Sizes for women and misses. 1 T T Priced at v A .1 O

$23

Dresses of. Georgette and Crepe de Chine Priced 01 Q 7CZ

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Materials and styles are the rery newest. High grade workmanship

put in every dress. Collar and collarless models, some with, tunic; trimmed with braid or embroidered; sizes for women and misse?, at

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Gingham Dresses Priced at $6.98 Cool, practical and becoming dresses of good quality ginghams, they are almost indispensable for summer wear. There are many patterns, and .you'll find almost any color you desire Qi? in sizes for women and misses. Specially priced at pO 0

MID-WEEK BASEMENT BARGAINS

Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, per ban I2V2C 0 'Cedar Oil for Floor and Furniture, 25c bottles at 15c Good Quality Splint Clothes Hampers, on special sale 98c

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Gray Granite Coffee Pot, 5qt. capacity, regular t0c value at....59c

No. 8 Gray Granite Tea Kettle with wood handle, regular $1.25 value, at 69c

Heavy Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs, corrugated bottom, drop handles. 24-inch size, $1.75 value at $1.19

Screen Wire, painted black, double" eelvedge, 12-inch mesh, in roll lots of 100 ft. Ter sq.

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Lawn Mower, 8-inch drive wheels and 3 strcl blades, a pood reliable mower. Speci .l 55.43 CIost Bowl Seat, made of hardwood, finished in dark oak, with fittings. On sale at ....$1.75

Garden Hose, fully guaranteed, in 50 foot lenptbs. complete with couplings, at $5.43

- uwmm) Wire Rake, for lawn or garden, reversible typo, galvanized head, 21 tertb, long handle 59c

Garden Hoe. cteel blade, riveted shank, long handle, regular ize hoe, only 35c Screen Doors, 3-pan-fl, 3-inch frame, walnut stained, covf red with be.t prad-i black wire cloth: 2.6x6.6. Special at $1.75

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MERRILL VI LLE

Miss Bessie Landreth of Lafontaine. Indiana, visited her sister this last week in the home of Mrs. Zuvers. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Iddings of Hammond spent Sunday at the home of Dr and Mrs. Iddings, also Mr. and Mrs. John lddings of Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Iddings of So. Gary. A number from this place witnessed and took part in the Masonic parade Saturday in Crown Point and reported the program was fine, from start to finish. Mr. arid Mrs. Glen Smith of Hammond were callers In town latt Sunday. Mrs. P. TV'estbay of Crown Tolnt vlited at the 11. tartun home last Monday. Mrr. Harold Roudebush and thi'drrn of Montana arrived last wcrK to sjitnd the summer with her parents. Mr and Mrs. H. Jddinws. Jlr. and Jlrs. Dan Elslts and c'n l-

dren cf South Gary spert Pundey witii '

Mr. and Mrs. J. Schmidt.

calio will be soid durlnsr the evening. A laref at:or.dan-p i. do.'irod. Mrs. Janes Jamleyon .s qi;!te sii-1; st her hoa-.e and uoJsr th doct.'r. ca re. Mr?. M. Franohl Fpent Monday in 1 1 8 m n i o n cl . Mi (iunvor Severson of ChiiERo, r;cnt Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr.". I- tiilbertscii. . Gcorse Slonim lias parchased the property formerly own"d by Mrs. C. .'iiher (tnd cxpett.s to make his home tlici" in tio n"5r futini

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HIGHLAND. The Gi.rls' Society of the Christian Refermed churrh will give a bazaar on

I Wednesday evrninjr. May 11. tecinninK' at -7.45 p. m. Ire cream, coffee and

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here on Sunday. The teachers of the publfr school attended the banquet ?t tle Hammond Hotel, given by the iea,-hers'nf northern Tke count v ' n Sat tirdoy.

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