Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 350, Hammond, Lake County, 27 April 1922 — Page 11

OL' KING DAN I HAS JOLLY TIME RULING ROYAL LOVE

EDWAMB Co MENAS CO QP(sds0 i?Jcosei7ffi7C'ffi?osMoag7 Safes j Gvar.ipo liuaiim each POULTRY WIRE Galvanized 2 foot size, 150 foot roll at $2.39 0

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JOHNSON PREPARED FLOOR WAX 1 lb. can. Special at 69c ALABASTINE The sanitary wall coating, 5 lb. pkg. 69c CLIMAX WALL PAPER CLEANER

Beautiful BOSTON FERNS on sale at 39c

5 ft roU at $5.75 -6 foot roll at $7.39 GARDEN RAKE Malliable, 1 4 tooth size.

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Specia at 59c

King Cupid's victims according to latest reports. Upper left, Lody Mary Cambridge and Prince of Wales! '3 upper right. King Alexander, Serbia, and Princess Marie, Rournania; below Wales, Prince LeopotdJ 3

Belgium, ana fruicess iounaa, tiaiy ; dciow iexanaer, iaay nacnei vaTencusn ana uuKe or ion; Prince Frederick, Denmark, and Princess Olga, Greece; Princess Thyra, Denmark, who will wed a

commoner.

, Daniel I, king: of the realrt of love, is having some little merriment at the expense of bis subjects in arranging thb yearly crop of Hatches among members L. , -

I). S. HIKES LANDED AT PEKIN, CHINA

f INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PEKING, April 27. One hundred and seventy American Harlnes from the flagship Huron of the Asiatic fleet arrived here today to protect the American legation. . The fresh guards were encamped on the Marine compound. The British legation guard Is also being increased. The largest recorded exodus of

tourists in the history of the cltyj is -under way. Parties of from! scores to fifty are leaving. One ! party of fifty left for Tokio today. I 1 While efforts at mediation con-; tinue. little hope of averting trouble! between the belligerent Chinese fac-j tions Is held out. i

of the European royalty. Jest as everything . seems nicely arranged he up and changes all his plans and the brides and grooms, prospective, axe switched at his

every whim. Unless his present plans go astray the five couple will line op at the altar as arranged iii the photo. 3ut who can tell r hat's eomiixc

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HOW THE PH0T0O. GUESSED WRONG a! photographer from a Chicago morning newspaper, bro-wing around Lake county for feature pictures took a snap shot of John Dyer and Earnest Holtz. ' The photog. probably guessed right when he said they were talking politics but he guessed wrong when he said Earnest's name was Dinwiddle. Photographers have to toe forgiven a lot. Anybody who expected John Dyer to stay home while his son was out in the campaign of his life for County Clerk doesn't know John He may be 73 years of age and a Civil War vet., but he's a young man just the same.

I Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have been married six years. During this time I have been told three different times, and know it to be

a fact, that my husband run

around with other women. The

second time I caught up with him

he owned up to everything, but this last time he eays he does not run

around, but I know he does.

A few weeks ago I got a letter

from a person telling me about

his running around, and in tL.s letter there were things I knew he must have told some one or vhey

would not have been known. He denies the things I was told in this

letter. He has got into serious trouble several times and if it hadn't been for me he would never have got out. I ctayed with him through his trouble when no one else would. I have a little girl five years old. I keep house nicely, get three meals a day and always have everything ready for him at home. I never go off and leave my little girl. I always keep her looking nice and take her wherever I go. He gives mo money if he has it and never says anything about what I buy or spend. I am twenty-three and he is fifteen years older than I am. He aeems to be crazy over the little girl. He is always getting into trouble of some kind and keeps company with a tough crowd. I l ave talked to him a lot and tried hard to get him to do the right thing, but it seems that he doesn't care. I have put up with to much that I do not care to live with a man who chases after other women. I haven't any confidence in him whatever. Do you advise me to quit him or not? I am too young to worry my life away over him. MRS. G. E. S. It is a terrible thing when a woman has to resort to divorce, but

it seems to me a more terrible thing to go on living with a man who is faithless if there is any way out of it- Unfortunately our laws do not really protect a woman who is compelled to leave her busband and to support herself and child. It is all very well to get a divorce and alimony, but only too often the man 13 able to dodge his obligation and get out of paying. If you feel strong enough to make your way in life and to provide a good home for your child, it seems to me that you would be far happier away from your husband. But if you are not fitted to earn -living, you would only jump from the frying pan into the fire if you were to leave your husband. BROWN EYES: Consult a physician in regard to children. He will perhaps be able to make your desire possible. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please tell me how to keep the charm of the ood-luck ring. Does it have to be given to yon, or do you buy it? HELEN. I am not familiar with the lore of the good-luck ring. If you know where to buy it, the salesman will be able to tell yoa the secret of its charm. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Will von

please tell me how to place bread and butter plates, also salad.

wnen served witn tne meal? EDITH. Bread and butter elates are

placed above the service plates slight! 7 the left with the butter spreader across the upper righhand side of the piate with the blade turned toward the center of

the plate. The salad when served with the main course is placed above the service plate sliehtlv to

tne neat-

woman has to resort to divorce, but 1 the richi- II

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GARDEN HOE Malliable, large size, at 49c

GARBAGE FENCE CAN Extra heavy galvanized, large size. Special at $2.49 LAWN MOWER 8-inch disc wheel, 1 4 inch size, with four good cutting blades. Special priced at $8.95 Others $5.95 to $25 THERMOS VACUUM BOTTLE Pint size. Special

69c CLOTHES BASKET

Splint with wood

bottom, large size at 69c $5.50 CLOTHES WRINGER Anchor hand, guaranteed 3 year rolls, large size. Special $3.98 $7.75 SOUD COPPER WASH BOILER Stationary handles, corrugated copper bottom, medium size $4.19 CURTAIN STRETCHER Stationary pins, regular family size. Special at $1.39

100 Pairs of ZION CITY Lace Curtains $4.49 pair in all over marJras and filed weaves, all standard size. Choice white $4.49 or ivory. Special at .... . OVERDRAPE MADRAS 36 inches wide; in the wanted colors for the coming season; the designs are floral, and oriental with graceful scroll effects 7r through the fabric; yard...... DRAPERY CRETONNES Beautiful colors and designs; it is a pleasure for any housekeeper to drape a room with cretonne of such beauty; these 25 C quality cretonnes, at, yard ... .1 SUNFAST DRAPERY 50 inches wide, in rich colorings; many beautiful designs to select from; if you are thinking of decorating your windows you may select from this showing at a great $Q Qft saving, yard 98c TERRY CLOTH Reversible ; used for hangings and drapes; pretty and inexpensive; brilliant and soft, tone colorings; specially priced at, Qftr yard ; UOC

Potted Geraniums at 29c each

Healthy Baby Chicks

Brown and White Leghorns 1212C ea. Rhode Island Reds at 18c each Fnl-O-Pep Scratch Feed Without ... SfSf)? $3 .50 FtOrp Baby Chkk Groar Mash 100 lbs., at. . . Wvr lbs 9 nn gnt. 100 pounds, ti0 AC $UU

Shrubbery and Plants on Sale Tomorrow

Rose Bashes American Beauty, large hardy stock. 29 C each, at ........... Fonythia Golden Bell Qq Each Honeysuckle Bush 19c Each

C annas Assorted colors, at ........

5c

Calladium, large size, J Q ,

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Cherry :Tre Early QQp Richmond large tize, at

Snowball Bush-Each

29c

Hydrangea Large size 0 bush. each. ,

10c

Dahlias Assorted colors, at .......

Shade Tre, Poplar ' r g C Large size, at. ...... . . . Hardy Perennials, Sweet WUliams, Pinks, White Daisies, Special Phlo, Iris, asstd. colors, Hoi10c each -r. . . .

Pansies 25c a Basket Lincoln Park Grass Seed lb. 21c Grass Seed Lincoln Park Special(10 pound limit), '21c per pound s... Sheep Manure 25 pound sack special 75 C at ........... ... ................... . '.-v.-.-.-. v.

Fels Naptha Soap, 5c 10 Bar Limit. Grandma's Washing Powder Large 15c size package, 4 limit, per pkg.. ... Ivory Soap 10 bars at ;

Budweber Malt & Hops Limit of 6 cans, can: .1. . . .59c:.

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A Genuine Reed THIS BABY CAB 17 Priced at 29.25

at $12.15 Genuine Reed Fernery with self watering pan. Your choice of black, brown or midnight blue. Specially priced t 1 O 1 K

for

Keep the baby in the air. Give baby a comfortable carriage ' in . which his back and legs can stretch1 .without cramping. This carriage is a sleeper stroller made of half, round reeds and is upholstered -in tan carriage cord ; with back windshield. Plain blue finish is special at $29.25.

Wardrobe Trunks Special at $26.75 3-qnsrter size, special at $26.75 Solidly built of 3-ply veneer basswood. and hard fiber covered; have 4 drawers, 7 hangers ; size 40x22x 9 . inches ; very unusual value at $26.75. ;

can

10c

$10.00 GARDEN ; HOSE Moulded Non Kinkable, 50 foot lengths special at $7.50 VARNISH Used for floor, furniture or wookwork. Gallon can, special $1.69 2 cans limit $2.00 STEP LADDER . Well made with pail shelf, 5 foot size. Special priced at $1.69 H. R. H. PAINT CLEANER Special, ' package 10c $10 BOYS' STEEL , DISC WHEEL WAGON Ball bearings,, large size, well made. Special priced at $5.95 CLOTHES PROPS ' 8 foot size, at each 19c HOUSE BROOM Sewed, well made. Special priced at 85c . ALUMINUM RICE BOILER V2 quart size. Special at

' ''XJFLJT 1 Mrnish

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' 79c

Boiled Linseed Paint Gil 89c gal., 5 gal. limit

Seamless Worsted Wilton Velvet RUCS Frinjed 9x12 $56.25 $56.25 Newly arrived, the rugs are in a wide range of Chinese Persian patterns, and their wear" is famous. The 8.3x10.6 size is reduced $51 75 Seamless Worsted Brussels, Best Grade, 9x12, at $26.50 in Persian and all-over designs; splendid for dining and bedrooms easy to sweep. The 8.3x10.6 at $24.75; th 6x9 $1 fi .00

LINOLEUMS

For the Kitchen, Bath. Bed Rooms, Dining Rooms and Rug borders, pretty hardwood effects and block or tile effects. Laid free of charge except bath rooms where $1 is charged.

Printed Linoleum 6 feet wide, a yard $1 and. . . .

Printed Linoleums, 12 feet wide, a yard, $1.20 and. .

Inlaid Linoleums 6 feet wide, a yard, $1.49 and.

Plain Linoleums 6 feet wide, a yard, $1.20 and. .

$1.25

$1.50

$2.50

$3.00