Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 349, Hammond, Lake County, 26 April 1922 — Page 8

Wrpsdnv. Arril 26. 1922 W. E. LONG CO.0M0RR0WIS

THE TIDIES

CRUmPACKER

"After Easter" PMFcliae and Sale of Exclusive Wraps, Coats, Suits

S MAKING

At this store, the values were never so great s they, are for tomorrow. ' Come early.

ALTAIR PERCALES 7 YAARTDS 99c 36 indies wide, fast colors, beautiful patterns. 19c values. 7 yard 99c. UNBLEACHED SHEETING 2i f 99c Well known brand, closely woven. 55c values and 81 inches wide. MEN'S OVERALLS 99c Either white, plain blue or blue with white stripe; broken sizes. Values to $1.50. LADIES' HOSE 8 99c Slightly imperfect; black only; all sizes. LADIES' HAND BAGS 99c A good selection of black or brown design. Values to $1.50. CHEESE CLOTH 12DS 99c 36 inch finely woven pure white, 10c value. WHITE SWISS ORGANDIE 99c VARD 45 inch, permanent finish. Values to $1.50. IMPORTED GINGHAMS "2 99c 32 inch imported Scotch Ginghams, guaranteed colors. Values to 75c. CURTAIN GOODS f YARDS QQr FOR UVC 36 inch in pretty bars and checks.. Values to 25c yard. SOFT SOLE SHOES 99c White only; all sizes. Values to $1.25. BLACK SILK HOSE 99c All sizes; black only. Besto fashioned. CHAMOISETTE GLOVES 99c 16 button length brown, black and grey. Values to $1.50. WOOL SERGE 99c YARD Navy, brown or copen all wool. 40 inches wide. Values to $1.50. APRONS, ROMPERS AND DRESSES

99c

EACH

A broken lot of sizes and styles, including values to $1.50 each.

NATIONAL GINGHAM WEEK Gins ham i ! Ginghams 1 GingI'.amsl We have them. 19c to SI. 00 yard in an unsurpassable T?.n?e of beautiful patterns Come in and tee them.

W. E. LQM

Company THE PEOPLES' STORE State & Sohl Street, Hammond

THEM

HUMP

The Stars and Stripoa contains the following regarding; ji. 3. Crumpacker. a former Valparaiso boy and on of the , lata ex-Conffreaaman Crumpacker: Portland. Ore. Tha candidacy of an ex-aarvloe man, ST. 1. Crumpackr, of this city, for tha Republican nomination for congreas from the Third dlatrlct of Oregon, la gaining rapid headway and causing1 considerable alarm for the supportera of Congressman C. N. McArthur. Tha primaries are in May. Crumpacker la a eon of former

J Congressman Crumpacker of Indi

ana, ana came west after graduating from the TJnlverslty of Michigan, where he was a tackle on on of the famous Yost football elevens. He Is a lawyer, and served tn the World war with tho 81st division. The ex-service men are supporting hla candidacy, and are opposing Mr, McArthur both because of his vote against adjusted compensation and because he signed the minority report of the Bergdoll Investigating committee, of which he Is a member. The veterans declare that this report was a "whitewash" of the persons who took part In the events surrounding the escape of Bergdoll from Governors Island.

COMBAT

FAMINE

WITH SPINELESS CACTUS Edible Plant to fca Taken To Russia in Plan of Burbank.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! SAN FKANC1SCO, Apru m. The spineless cactus, developed by iAither Burbank. amous plant wizard, is to be taken to Southern Russia as a means of combating famine. This was revealed here today during Burbank's annual visit to the "city" as guest of the wild flower show. The spineless castus. which is highly edible when properly prepared, has already stood off the grim spectre of famine In East India' so successfully that the government there is now engaged In planting it. Hundreds of thousands owe their lives to the plant and special recognition was recently given Burbank by the East Indian government for his work n developing it. Not only Is the fruit of the spineless cactus appetizing but the stalk may be boiled In oil and eaten. The spineless cactus was originally developed by Burbank as a means of providing food for herds on desert ranges. It's value as a food soon became known. The fruit has been popularized under the name of Turkish tig and as such Is served at leading hotels. Burbank laid to rest today hopes of devotees of Bacchus that a "cocktall plant" might be developed. "Plant life produces nothing to correspond to that elixir." he said. "The human stomach produces all the alcohol it needs. The worse the disorder the more alcohol It manufactures."

17 LOSE LIVES IN FORT WORTH FLOOD

Report Gains Circulation ' That Dikes Were Dy- j namited At Night. j (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE FORT WORTH, TEX.. April 26 Lees of 17 lives, ay Tx1rr(vtely 2,600 rendered homeless and property damage that will run Into the millions Is the toll of Fort Worth's greatest flood which has raged since j Tuesday morning. Rescue workers, under the direc-; tlon of the Fort Worth chapter of the -American Red Cross, combed portions of the bood areas for bo- (

dlos ,Wedne3da.y Jnorning without success. Augmented by additional heavy rains, tha fload waters continued to rise today and officials here pronounced the situation more grave than Tuesday when the Trinity

As the search for bodies contin-

i ued. a grand Jury Investigation was

demanded on charges by John J.

HAVE DARK HAIR

AND

164 EAST STATE STREET, HAMMOND, INDIANA SPECIALISTS IN OUTER GARMENTS FOR WOMEN

Leading New York makers' Floor Stock and Sample Lines purchased by our New York resident buyer at great concessions. We will place on sale TOMORROW the entire purchase for your choosing.

ROSENBERG S

You Reap the Benefit of these Great Savings

The Suits

Poriet Tricotine Twills Tweeds, etc. Exclusive models in strictly tailored, Long Jacket, in Navy Blue. Black, Tan and Rookie. Smart Cape effects the loose tailored Box Models, Embroidered, Braided and Beaded effects in the finest quality. Sizes forMisses and Women. No 2 alike. Up to $67.50 values in two lots

S39.75

and

849.75

The Wraps Bolivia Shawsheen Pandora Velour Novelties

New Creations in Cape Effects, Wraps and Coats an immense selection to pick from in COLORS Sorrento . Henna Navy Tan , Brown Black Exclusive collection of models. No two alike, up to $59.50 values tomorrow

$35.00 and $39.75

A Thursday Dress Sale

The Dresses are made of Canton Crepe and Crepe Roumaine, smart tailored, trimmed and handcrochet beaded, featuring the most exclusive models in sizes for misses and women, up to 44 they represent the best efforts of the leading dressmakers. Values up to $67.50 in a 3 day sale tomorrow at

ROSENBERG'S 164 E. State St.

IT. S. COMMISSION WHICH WILL TRY TO HELP EUROPE PAT UP

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ITie debt com mission In imiion. Left to rigtrt ar: Elliott Wadsworth, assistant secretary of the treasury who m secretary of the commission; Representative Theodo-o Burton of Ohio, Senator Reed Smoot oc Utah, Scretary of State Hughes, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, who is chairman of the. commlaaion, and Secretary of Commerce Hoover.

Plans for the fundinjr of the eleven billion dollar war debt owed the United States by fordarn rovenu.ienU are sow beics

discussed by the World War Foreign Debt Commission, in session in Washington. Andrew W. Mellon, secretary of the treasury,

Is chairman of th commission, which includes other cabinet j members and representative of both houses oi congress.

Junction restraining; the defendants from unfair competition and Infringement of the Nelson patent upon Eskimo Pie.

GRIFFITH

Vte for Albert & Griffith, No. 68 Republican Candidate (or Jostle of the Peace. 4-18-5

A farmer and ibuslnesa man who knowa the people's wants: Otto O. Flfleld for County Treasurer. 4-26-5

The London property owned by King- George as duke of Lancaster has been held by the British royal family eia.ee 1260.

Special tickets, price 1 penny each, are sold on Glasgow street cars, to help pay the rents of the unemployed of the city.

Nobody can Tell when you Darken Gray, Faded Hair With Sage Tea. Grandmother kept her hair beauifully darkened, glossy and attrac.ve with a brew of 8age Tea and ulphun Whenever her hair took n that dull, faded or streaked apearance, this simple mixture wai plied with wonderful effect. By .king at any drug store for Xyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com--und." you will get a largo bottle thla old-time recipe. Improved by 9 addition of other ingredients, all ady to use. at very little coat. Is simple mixture can be dependupon to restore natural color and iuty to the hair. A. well-known downtown druggist ya everybody uses "Wyeth's Sage nd Sulphur Compound now beiuse it darkens so naturally and venly that nobody can tell It has een applied it's ao easy to use, -a. Tou simply dampen a comb or -.ft bruah and draw It through. your air. taklnjr one strand at .a time. "r morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or wo, It la reatored to its natural ' olor and looks glossy, soft and beautlfuU JLdv.

McCain, chairman of the levee board that the dikes had been dynamited Monday night, causing the breaks throurh which the flood reached many sections of the city. With the river etill rising, threatening to spread out in the lowlands Major L. G. White, leader of rescue

work. Issued a call early this morn- j

ing for several hundred more volunteera to perform rescue work. His appeal was quickly answered. Ben E. Keith, directing the rescue work Of the local chapter of the American Red Cross, reported the Red Croea workers had the situation well In hand and that no out

side assistance was needed.

i From what I havo learned, the national officers do not want any action taken on the proposal to endorse or oppose political candidates. Miss Hay told the caucus of the New Tork state delegation.

CONGRESS

CAN REST EOT NOW

By MILDRED MORRIS I STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE BALTlJdOKK. Aid., April 26. Congress may breathe more easily today. The League of 'Women Voters, with Its 7,000,000 women votes, will not aa an organization use the big stick on candidates in the next congressional election. For fear politics may wreck tha league, lta leaders have given out the word that the "handa off" policy muat be continued. According to the program, if a resolution ia introduced or an amendment to the constitution offered to permit action opposing or endorsing candidates, it will fee tabled. Thla comes straight from Mary Garrett Hay of New York, one of the powers in the organization.

LOWELL

Several from here went to Crown Point yesterday to hear Senator HNew speak. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Belshaw, H. L. Eaughman, Mrs. Henry M'urr, Miss Ada. Deathe and Miss Hazel Cable.

went to Indianapolis yesterday to attend the annual meeting of the Grand Chapter of tho Eastern Star. Our candidates are very busy these days calling on the people of the township and getting acquainted with the voters. I Henry Howard of Lake fVlIlage. was here yesterday. He Aad been visiting his sister Mrs. Martin McCusky at Creston. The remains of Joseph Brook, who passed away Sunday at his home in West Creek township were taken to Royal Center, Ind., today for burial.

mander of the American Legion, as chief spokesman for the delegation of ex-service men, which waited On the republican committee members, declared that his . organization would be satisfied if the senate passed the bill.

ESKIMO E PIE INFRINGER ENJOINED Judge Gelger in the Federal court at Milwaukee rendered a decision Saturday, April 22, In the suit of Russell Stover Company vs. the Sun-dae-Ette Company granting an in-

HOW'S YOUR LIVER? Health ia Kept, If Yon Obaerr Thlai Metamora, Ind. "I have taken Dr, Flerce'B Pleasant Telleta for constipation and can say I have been greatly benefited. "My husband suffers with herforroids and he would not be without the Pleasant Pellets in tha house. They surely do what i? claimed for them and I could recommend them to anyone who needs a reliable remedy for constipation." Mrs. C. Rust. Rt. 1. Box 26L." Keep well by obtaining now a handy pocket vial of Pleasant Pellets at your nearest drug store. Adv.

BONUS BILL ACCEPTABLE TO LEGION (BT J. BART CAMPBELL) STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SERVICE! WASHINGTON. April 26. The Soldiers' Bonus Bill passed recently by the House Is acceptable to tha American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, representatives of those two ex-service men's organization yesterday informed ths republican members of the senate finance committee. Hanford MacNider, national com-

Just a Real Aj&s Good Car

MUCH was expected of the car that represents W. C. DURANTS 35 years' experience. Whatever your expectations, you will not be disappointed. You will be welcomed in our Salesroom LAKE COUNT AUTO SUPPLY & SALES H. A. Thiel Douglas & Hohman St Prop. Telephone 1741 a-DURANTo, MODEL A-22 TOURING, $890, f.o. b. Lansing. Michigan

ICfiJJFAANN &. WOLF HAHHQKalltO

imdreds off Women

Come here today and were amazed at the wonderful values to be seen. Hundreds of women, today, took advantage of the extraordinary sale now taking place in our great Ready-to-Wear department. Never before have you seen the equal of this event. '

1.8,000 Worth" of New Apparel

13 to

LESS

Three great purchases made by our buyer in New York at practically our own terms. The newest and smartest; apparel for women and misses. Offered at 1-3 to 1-2 less than similar quality would have cost one month ago.

Silk Frocks

'1&22

A Frock for every occasion. Crepe de Chine, Canton Crenes, Taffetas, beaded and embroideried; many new spring time shades. '

Sport Coats Polo Cloth, Tweeds and Herringbones, smartly man-' tatlored very attractive, practical. Two big lots, specially priced. . Capes aF Worth double choice of many pretty shades, trimmed with contrasting colored wool embroidery. Finest Wraps" Tricotines and Shawsheens, handsomely embroidered beautifully lined.

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