Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 62, Hammond, Lake County, 30 August 1920 — Page 8

Mondav. Aucnist 30. 1920. r SEE WHAT BEAN SOUP DID! THE LAST SPECIAL DURING PIEGEIL9S AUGU, AL.E MONDAY and TUESDAY ONLY CootiooOos Post Vernis Martin or Ivory Enamel Simmons Durable Steel Link Top Spring and a 45 Pound Mattress Complete a

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Scen in Maryland f nitentiary aft the riot.

Bccaase they objected to the benn soup that was served them, fifty-nine ronvirts at tre Mary'and penitentiary at Baltimore rioted, and the photo shows some of th.- havoc wrought by them. Guards and policemen fought for hours and rould not subdue the prisoners, who had barricaded stairs and doors with steel doors from ceils, mattresses and sprirps and tables a protection ayalr.st burets. The convicts had cut the electric light wires and were thus protected by darkness. When all other means failed the fire department was called and the hose was turned on the recalcitrant pnsorers until they howled for mercy.

Crown Point News Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

Mr. and Mrs. Erhardt Bixeman are eav:na: Crown Point this wee'; to spend the winter on the farm of their ton. Will 'Bixeman. who is .goinr wjth his family to ypend the next six months and may lncate their indefinitely . The Bixeman home ;n Crown Point w;'! be occupied by Mr. and Mr:-. Jeorge Conre!'.. Mr. and .Mrs. .1u!iii. Grie?ei have returned from Frankfort. Ird.. where they visited with the Stewart family, Mr? Gr!ee's parents. Misses Nellie Taylor ani Edna Stepkens pent Sunday In Star City InI. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reiser and two daughters of Hammond, spint Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John V-f iser. Mi?? Mapifie Kramer who is employed in Chicaso. came to Crown Point on Saturday and will e main with Crown Points friends for several days. W. G. Whitehead and Frank Fn?le cf the Letz Manufacturing Co.. spent 6inday in Chicago with relatives. Miss Margaret Grass of this city, is entertaining- her mother at the home ft Mrs. OdHia Cooper where she make.-j her home, for l few days this week. Hoy Davis of Gary was in Crown Point on business on Saturday. Mr. Davis was en rout to Hens."elaer, Tnd.. to brins horn hi" family who have been spendin? several weeks there with relatives. The marriage of Mtss I,il!!e Meyer, d-vjsrhter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Meyer to Ernest Lar.win of Shelby, was juietly celeibrated on Saturday at her home on Jo'trt street. The ceremony was witnessed by the families and was . very pretty affair. M-s. Larson has been one of Iake County's successful school teachers and it was while teaching at Shelby that sh met hpr husband, who is a prominent farmer In that section. After a short honeymoon trip, they will reside on their farm near Shelby. Mr. and Mrs. George Helper of Hammond visited with his mother. Mrs. Margaret Hei?er for the week-end. Miss Clara Oser of Chicago, cam to Crown Point on Saturday to visit with Miss Lillian Schmidt. Crown Point wa bl";ed with a fin-1

rain earlv on Sunday morning- and the farmers are wearing a broad smile today as th rain Nomina; at this practically time, sav P'l many of the lat crops, wh'ch were dyin? for want of rain. The pastures have taken on a new life anr) can now be usd for fall feeding of the 4-attle. This section has had no rain 'o speak of in the past two months

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Max Ah'rim of Water Valley, was a buMness visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kinspanr. who ha." betii visiting his mother, Mrs. A. Einsaphr. and other relatives, left for their home in Odebolt. Iowa, today. They made, the trip in their auto. Mrs. C. Walker of Chicago, is the prues of hf r sister, Mrs. Augrusta Einspahr and family. M .1. Collins of Chicago, was a business visitor liere Saturday. Mrs. Alice l'armerly of Milwaukee, Wis . Is the supft of her sister. Mrs. Spencer Hunt, and family and her Krand-mother, Mrs Kdsor Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Kanarr and son Joseph, who have been visiting relatives at Plymouth, arrived home Sat. urday eeninz. Mr. and Mrs. A!. Parks of East Chii-aeo and Mr. and Mrs. Edar Met-

j calf of Gary, were over Sunday guests j of tl.rir parents here. I Mr. and Mr?. Will Cox of Chicago. I vr Saturday Tiirht und yesterdaj" (visitors at the homes f their mothers, j Mrs Joan Cox and Mrs. William Smith. ! Mrs. Edwin Sanders has arrived ; home from a visit with her daughter. 'Mrs. Edarar Metcalf. and hut'band. in

Gary. , Mr. and Mrs. William Sigler. of Chicago, are here the gruests of her brothers. A. S. Hull and Jasper Hull and other n la i i v s . Miss Mary Edcer of Rensselaer Is here th.- su- st .-f her sister. Mr;-. F. M-'lov Hnd frtmilv.

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Two Recipes for Home Made Cold j Cream j No. 1. Heat four ounces of almond oil in a double boiler. Add one ounce each of spermaceti and white wax. When melted beat till ; almost coid. To this mixture add f our ounces of rose water and 20

drops of benzoin (each separately, bit drop by drop), beating until quite cold. No. 2. Heat in a double boiler tix otrnces of oil of sweet almond, two ounces of lanolin, one ounce of white wax and one ounce of spermaceti. Stir well until ingTedients are dissolved, remove from fire, beat with tgz beater until cold and while beating add two teaspoonu'.s of tincture of benzoin and a drop or two of attar of roses. Put in jars and keep in cold place till cold.

Cucumber lotion is made as folInHfO f 1 V T A rfql r V A 1 CT Vl f tllA

, tablespoonfuls of cucumber juice and 'three of alcohol. Add slowly th next day one tablespoonful of oil of almonds and ten drops of benzoin. This lotion is especially good for .sunburn and freckles. j If you do not want to gr to the j trouble of making either of thse. you might try cucumber water. Cut ; three large cucumbers, skin and all, jinto small pieces and steeo in half a I cup of water over a slow fire till the pulp is soft. Strain and use on face, ! i. i i j -

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guaranteed vernis lartin. naj continuous rftts and 1 inch fill ers. Bed alone worth nearlv a:

much as our pr:ce on complete outfit.

Outfit includes a 45-pound felt mattress covered with heavy art ticking. The spring has angle iron frame and steel link top. Full size only.

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END SAG TABLES. Ms'noginy hniihsJ, moulded edge, durably h-uilt. and perf e c t ly finished. A jjreat valtie.

BreaWa.t $ 1 A CS TABLE. AH,DU 45 inches square, maKogany finish. A big bargain.

ODD CHESTS. M9.50-H50

All woods. all 'rin- i ishes. broken from expenive ets.

LIBRARY $1 A C)TL TABLE, 1 Gold?n oak finish. Colonial design. 40mcK top, broad base.

ClJf (li William and Marv 5-ptece set: Jacobean finish"; 48 incK top table and four lip eat cbaira to matcb. The mot popular set in Chicago. ! Enameled Cribs I

CABINET BASE, $34.45 Large, broad porcelain top, many drawers, bina and metal cake drawer.

REFRIGERATORS A special discount ot 20 on all ice chets and refrigerators, while thev last.

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This is our famous pillow arm set. It is the set by which all Chicago makes comparison. Spe-

cial. this week onlv 3 PIECES COVERED WITH TAPESTRY $349. It is to vour advantage to inspect it.

KITCHEN $1 A Qt TABLES. I') 41-inch porcalain top, white enameled frame and legs. L a r g-e drawer.

TEA $97 ttf) WAGONS Solid mahog'any or solid walnut, removable g 1 a a eerria tray.

9.95

WOOD BEDS, $39.50 Mahog'any or walnut, full 8 i 2 e. Queen Anne design. Priced at our cot.

REED CARRIAGES 524.25 Genuine reed roll frame and hood. Large wheels, reclining back.

$12.95

. Complete with i steel spring, i drop sides, white enami eled finish.

Oak Chi ttorobes $29.45

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Cucumbers for the Toilet The cucumber seems a very homely x-egetab!e indeed to use on the toilet table, but it makes an excellent foundation for creams and lotions. The coolness of the cucumber is notorious, and its use for toilet preparations gives them a cooling Quality. t Cucumber cream is made in this way: Heat four ounces of almond pil in a double boiler. Add one ounce each of spermaceti and white wax. When melted beat till almost cool. To this mixture add two tablerpoons cucumber juice and beat untii Quite cold.

Massaging the Hand Shapeliness of the hands can be increased greatly by massage. In

I massaging the bands, the movement j is directly opposite from the move

ment in massaging the face. The movement should be downward, toward the finsrer tips, or across. In

'this massaging, a small amount of i olive oil is very effective, un'ess the

hands are especially oily naturally, m which case vaseline is better used.

-v 4-piece et, walnut or mahog''.'iH H any. All pieces duatproof. Chest haa concealed sliding traye. Plate mirrors on dresser and dressing" table.

FERNERIES. $5.95

Mahogany finished, 27 inches lon. complete w i t.h metal flower container. OAK ROCKERS, $10.60 Extra siie, all oak, deep roll seat. Priced r e g u 1 a rlv at $18.?. V

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combined. A big bargain. ( SoTid ?Iahotf ny DAY-BED, $89.50 Complete w.th deep upholstered box spring. A spe- : ctal bargain. Odd Arm Chair $12.95 Broken from expensive sets. Are priced les than cost. All styles, all woods.

CEDAR CHESTS, $29.25 . Genuine Tennessee cedar. Dust p-rooi con struction. 40 inch ne.

1 Reed Strol'e-f,

j Few left of a very fortunate purchase. 1 Price greatly reduced.

Solid Makogaay LIBRARY $44 TABLE. 28x48 inch size. William and Mary de sign, perfectly made and finished.

$129

Queen Anne design, solid walnut 54 inch top extension table and 6 chairs fitted with slip seats. Stock

for this special was bought particularly for this sale.

Polished Rice Natives of China who lived almost exclusively on a diet of polished rice were found to be frequent victims of scurvy. This was due to the fact that the process of polishing rice deprived ,t of vitamines, the life-giving element without which growth is impossible. Be careful, therefore, to buy inpolished rice, brown rice being the . ery best kind as practically none ol ;he vitamines are lost.

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