Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1919 — Page 16

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By JOE PENNINGTON

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GUARDING THE. FAMILY HEALTH A few aimplo, f anianiantal rulei of (Hat that ry houewifo ahould know

Thar an cumter of popular theories of cit that moat houaewive implicitly b-aliava and unfortunately put into practice on their famOiea. One of t ho moat oommon of tkee current health fictiona is, for example, that milk and chocolate are universally ditftiL! and nutritious, that any and ill kind of fish are not only economical but nutritiva) and more easily digested than flesh, and that a man can live upon nuts alone. The sensible housewife will not accept such theories too readily but will makes investigations for herself and will adapt her menus to the particular needs of the individual members of her family. She will not, (or instance, force a child to drink milk when he obviously dislikes it "and it does not agree with him; nor will she compel and adult with a delicate digestion to eat a lot of nuts in the mistaken belief that they will cause him no discomfort. Even toast and tea the traditional food for invalidshas recently come to be looked at askance by medical authorities who question the wisdom of filling a patient's stomach with tannic acid and what is equivalent to dry sawdust. A

little common sense and a few simple rules will serve to guide the mother

and housewife in the selection of food for her family that each member there

of may derive the greatest ipossible

strength and nutriment from this food. Xtere a child or an adult is in

clined to be bilious a dash or lime

water should always be mixed with

tne mu ne drinks; and such a person should drink no coffee whatever. A

child with a poor digestion should

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never be fad the heavjor cereala for

corn meal but should take in their place rice or thickened milk which ara quite easily digested even by a delicat stomach. Here is a table showing briefly the general effect of certain staple articles of food upon tha digestion:

Indian meal Sweets and rare beef Coffee with cream Wheat flour Oatmeal Figs Ripe peaches and apples or an orange eaten at bedtime Nuts

Laxative Cause acidity of tha stomach Slightly aperient Constipating Heating One of the best natural cathartic Excellent aids to digestion When fresh, difficult to digest; when salted, easily digested. Constipating

Lemon juice and cayenna pepper ! served on fish counteract any tin- i

pleasant effect.

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rSPECIAL TO THE TIMES CROTTNPOIXT.Ind.. Oct. 3 The following new cases have been filed in the Lake circuit court: 12S7S Petition of B. P. PediJicord. In the matter of tha vacation of A. TV. Deutsch's subdivision of the Town of Hobart, Lake county, Ind. 1IS79 Petiton to sell real estate. V. K. F.oberts. In th matter of th

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It is a simple matter to learn tho ! rudiments of dietetics for application ' in the home and the improvement in J

the family health will quickly and surely any housewife who goes to the trouble of studying both the general principles involved and tha partcular cases in her household to which they must be applied. guardianship cf Klwood Knisity, minor heir of Edward Knisity. i:S30 Appeal J. P. court. J. W. Eelehaw. Henry Shafer va. American Express Co. 1CSS1 George P. Rose. Receivership. Thomas James vs. Charles Baker et aL 12SS2 V. JC Roberts. O. J. Eruca. Personal injury. Ida Foster vs. William E. Zartman et al. 12S83 Otto J. Bruce V. K. Roberts. Personal injury. Clara Lightfoot vs. "William E. Zartman et al. 12554 Otto J. Bruce, V. K. Roberts. Personal injury. Marguerite Simpeon vs. William E. Zartman et al. 12555 On account and attachment. Pattee & Johnson. Town of Dyer vs. Clar B. Russell et al. 12556 Hunter & Marsh. Divorce. Bessie Daugherty vs. John A. Daugherty. 12557 S. M. Kinder. Damages. John Taut vs. Max Hersch. 12888 J. C. Wells. Damages. Clarence Luther vs. Tony Gross. 12SS9 J. C. AVells. For arrest and imprisonment. Cora Harks vs. Aathony Tcrr.skl et al. 12S30 John W. Theil. Quiet tltlo. George F. Barnes vs. George Earle et aL 12S91 J. C. Wells. Personal injury. Cornelia Younger vs. Mlcka Alilunis et al. 12532 J. C. Wells. Damages. Tony Marks vs. Anthony Temski et al. 12533 J. C. Wells. Damages. E. II. Hess vs. Elbel Bros, et al. 12894 F. G. Lisius. On note. Elizabeth Eenedek vs. Mary Yeresh and Joe Vcresh. 12S95 John W. Theil. Quiet title. Frank D. Barnes vs. John Slovinsky.

There Is no doubt but that thi suit is a French model for the short skirt betrays its origin. While her in America skirts ara somewhat shorter, they have not yet reached tho French limit. The embroidered inserts at the side of the coat, while very fashionable In this year of embroidery, are also practical for they do away with the use of costly fur wher it would get very hard wear. The fur band In the back, the cuffs and collar, which ties oddly in the buck with streamers, ara of sable squirrel

SPECIAL SESSION DECEMBER FIRST. tTIHES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Oct. 3. A rarort Is now current here to the effect that a special session of the legislature will convene about December 1. The date for a special session was originally set for September, but this date was looked upon with misgiving by state officials and party leaders generally because of the unrest Incident to thee hange in tho taxing system. Within a few days the state board of tax commissioners will announce the tax levie for all governmental units In ihe state that have applied for increases in ratis. When the levies are disposed of It is believed the governor will feel free to call a session.

CARRY YOUR IDENTIFICATION CARD "Many motorists." says Charles 11. Hayes, president of tho Chicago Motor Club, "traveling from the United States to Canada overlook a very important item: That 13 the identification card given to the car owner by the secretary of state at the timo he procures his license. The Canadian authorities are very strict In this matter of identification, and the traveler will save himself a great deal of inconvenience by bringing his Identification card with him."

Are you readlnc The Trmesr

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Petticoats $2.25

Sateen petticoats; fancy designs, good material; deep OCT flounce; price mtmmkV

Edw. C. Minas Co.

Night Gown

$1.95

Sale of Suits and Fashionable Coats

Flannelatte night gowns, etrlpd

material; slip-over style; prico

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Velour Models, charming and beautiful, very attractively priced $49.75 Brown velour suits, developed of a most handsome mate-, rial, indeed. The odd button trimmed neck effect, accompanied with patch pockets is probably the reason so many style seekers favor them. Neatly tailored and lined with Cheney silk.

Fashion,s recent wag

creations at quo-

tations most reasonable indeed $39.75 A group of cloth coats bearing evidence of the Mode's leading style decrees. They're fashioned of genuine Polo cloth and Frostglo and Bolivia materials. All the late Autumnal colors are represented.

Little Gentlemen's Suits

Second Floor

at prices that will meet with Mothers approval They're Norfolk styles of all wool material; box pockets; full lined; two pairs of trousers; ages 4 to 10 years. Green, brown and blue; priced at

$14.85

Little Misses Dresses

"Jack Jar' Togs, noted for their wearing qualities and beauty of style Developed of good a quality of suiting; large emblem on sleeve; straight line effects; large sailor collar; black bow

ties. Color guaranteed. Price f

$6.95

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Ladies' Hose "Burlington" Brand The famous, long wearing, new fashioned "Burlington" hose of fine lisle. TVell made; comes in black, white and colors. In all size's at

59c

Newest Georgette Blouses

Georgette Blouses

In navy, white, Cesh and copen, bead and embroidery trimmed; round and

square neclc styles; long sleeves.

Any woman will bo glad to own one. Price

$9.75

Georgette Blouses Blouses 1a reach of every one's purse. In Cesh, white; a few navy and Victory Blue. Embroidered; round and

"V" neck styles. Price

$695

Ladies' Neckwe'r Charming new patterns in all that's new in Bertha collars. Moderately priced at $1.50 to $3.50 Xew Oriental net laces, by the yard to fringe the collars; priced at 39c to $1.25

1 Attractive Fall Hats at Attractive Prices bi jrsrL

$10 and $12 Values, special at

Silk velvet and combination velvet and beaver hats in the season's desirable shapes and colors. They're trimmed with vulture, burnt ostrich and flowers in the most charming manner imaginable. Satisfactory selection undoubtedlv assured.

John F. Jelke's Good Luck Butterine Saturday only, per pound

f 39c

Fashion's Forecast

By Annabel Worthington.

LADY'S AND MISS' PAJAMAS OR NEGLIGEE.

CoUf girls like taes pajamas eape dally, and a sew idea Is to mike then tip in suitable materials and use them for lounging. Crepe de chins and satin' are among the materials choeen for the latter purpose, while cotton crepes or nainsook or eren flannelette msy be used for the pajamas. The casing st the waist lins may be omitted If preferred. The lower edges may be finished to bloomer effect or with a hem. The lady's and miss pttjamas. No. 003, l. cut in sizes 16 years. 36, 40 and 44 inches bnst measure. The 85 inch size requires 34 yards 36 inch material with 4Vi yards ribbon.

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