Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 363, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1922 — Page 20

Affairs at, The County Capital

lira. Dr . Farley returned cn Adeline Hiller, Elsie iluzzall. FlorTSdnes3ay from a stay of several, ence Miller. Howard Meeker, Blanch

months duration m Battle Creek, Mich., where she has been taking: a complete rest on the advice of her physician. Her health Is very much

Improved and she -will probably re

McCarty, Clara Kretschmar, Harriett Klup. "..largaret Huffman, Elea

nor Hegan, "IViilard Heine, Walter Hathaway, Howard Geiser, Grant

turn In a ehort time for further ! Frederick, Joe Benjamin, Kenneth

treatment. C, M. Baker and family spent several days here this week at the home of his son, Harry, leaving on Friday for Lake "VVauwasee, where the Bakers have a summer home. County Sheriff Hut Olds and Henry Lernster left today for Louisville, Ky., to attend the Derby. Next week marks the closing of

Doak, Margaret Davis, llae Cunning ham, "Wilbur Dammier, Elmer Bullock, Ruby Brandt. Harold Breyfogle, Stanley Barr. Mabel Bacon, Mabel Batterman. The Chamber o? Commerce are planning a bigr out door event to be held ob May 22nd at the fair ground to take the place of the annual set-to-gather dinner which this organization plans each year, but owing

, -J , . . to not being able to secure a suit exercises will be held to celebrate ,, , .v.. i i ,

he event. On Sunday, May 14th. the baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church by Rev. Ayllnp,

reception to senior class, Tuesday, May 16th, faculty and school beard 6nior class day exorcises, "Wed r.esday. May 17, senior picnic Friday, May 12th, eighth, grade commencement and exhibit of art, eewlng: and manual training Thursday, .May ISth at 2 j. m. High echool commencement Friday, May 19th; address by Dr. -George R. Grose, DePauw University. The following oongtltnte the mem er of the class of 1922: Mary "We-lland, Russell "Westphal, Harold

Thoraen, Irene Tobias, Mabel Tay

'able place to hold it the picnic has

been planned instead. The committee in charge are arranging a good program of automobile races, bicycle races and stunts by the members of the Chamber of Commerce. A supper will be served in the Art HaH. All the stores will be closed during the afternoon and evening. Rev. D. E. Snyder left today for Denver, Colo., on evangelistic work. The Tarry house en East st, is being remodeled by George Beckman, who purchased the property recently. It is being made Into two apartments, the upper flat to be occupied by Arnold Koll, the baker. Mrs. Jennie "W. "Wheeler is having a new roof put on her Main street

3or, Thelma Smith, Edward Schmal, property.

Roger Schneurlin. Loretta Neunfeldt J. "W. Bowman who recently ar-

PASSION PLAY OF OBERAMMERGAU OPENS t REFUSE HUGE OFFERS FOR MOVIE RIGHTS

rived home-from a tour of Europe, was in Crown Point on business several days this week. Mrs.; Jacob SchelJf will go to LaPorte next week where she will enter the hospital where she will undergo an operation for the removal of a cataract on her eye. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knight motored to Michigan this week and will spend several days there visiting relatives. John Kolling and Sam Love, Jr., who are attending Purdue univer

sity, are spending the week end with their relatives here. NEW MAEHIAOE LICENSES Joe Ortosky, Anna Chorak, Gary:

Maurice Cohen, Desna - Kappaport, Hammond; Herbert LIghtcap, Josephine Tonker, Hammond; Alfred Young, Elsie Welcher, Gary; Louis Todor, Theresa Jona, East Chicago; Emmett Malcolm, Clara Oliver, Ham mond; Frank Ross, Georgia Jackson,

Gary; Elmer Burton, "Wauwatosa,

Wis., Anna M Jackson. Hammond Edgar E. Chelf, Hobart, Bertha Tor

eman, East Gary; Steve Toth, Anna Melraczka, 'East Chicago; Herbert O'Neill, Georgia O'Neill, Hammond;

Steve Poweska, Elizabeth Sestanish, Gary; Walter G. Kropp, Whiting;

Martha G. Prusuckl, Indiana Harbor; Jessie Lee McDowell, Gary,

and Athelee Viola Banks, Gary.

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Edward C. Minas Co. Until Further Notice: 9:30 P. M. on Saturdays instead of 9:00

Anton Lane the Christus, working tn his pattern shop. The twenty-eighth decennial celebration of the Passion Play a1 Oberammergau is now tinder way. The first performance was gives before a select audience invited for the occasion. Anton Lang again it taking the role of "Christ" and Martha Veit is the new "Mary."

New Oxfords for Men 5 $6 $7 Young men's sty&s in i " Brown and Cherry Calf and Black Patent Colt Some men have the wrong idea that good looking footwear is not as comfortable as it ought to be. We've got Oxfords here that prove that's a mistaken notion. You can see foe yourself how swagger they are with the new broad heels and blunted toes and we want you to slip on a pair and feel for yourself just how comfortable they are. It's because they're built on lasts that are right to begin with. Boys' Oxfords

The famous Holland brand oxford for boys with new Haig last; in brown calf; fancy perfections; sizes 1 to 6. Little Boys' Sizes 10 to 13V2 t $3.98 Men's Black Vici Kid Shoes with medium wide toe, blucher style with rubber heels; a very comfortable easy fitting shoe, $6

Edward

Minas Co.

Saturday's Offering of May Special ' NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED R IGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

I U, !f h.' ' ct? I I V X USvet?fW o jQ with colorful cretonne for sum- Af IJ 7vV oy an .g'r'8' we mae mer porches. Spe- C 1 ACk l '3ear"18 kind- Q 59"

U ( jviNv T .fl 1 6 inches wide, for toweling, un- ( L-n ? ''IBa-I'SI LRr I bleaehed with blue or white f ?F) w I border, excellent quality 1 Q iWArW' S5i 1 for hand or roller towels 117 C

INFANTS' CREEPERS Pink and blue stripe, trimmed with bands of contrasting color. Special, each 89 C at -

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EDWARD C. MINA Store Open Until 9:30, Satcrday Evenings.

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LILACS Large size bunch at 19c

Flowers for Mothers Day Boston Ferns at 39c Beautiful large sized Plants in 5 inch pots. Geraniums at 29c In full bloom in fire inch pots. Cut Roses; doz; 39c Generous size flour in assorted colors. Carnations, Assorted Colors, doz. 39c

New Arrivals 'Little Queen' Girls Hats Smart Straw Hats for little girls are the "Little Queen" Hats just come in. Plenty of different shapes and ityles including plain sailor with embroidery and band trimming. Also silk and straw combinations. A style to fit every little face. $3.50 to $6.50.

Tub Dresses for Girls Large assortments of plaids and checked gingham dresses in regular and long waisted styles some are embroidery trimmed or in contrasting colors of plain shades. Very smart styles are priced low ! f

Sizes 7 to 14 years.

ORGANDIE Smart three teir ruffle organdie dresses with the ruffles finished with picot edge and (saucy looking sashes are smart styles for little girls 8 to 14 vears. Colors, blue, peach and maize. Priced low enough for girls to have at least two dresses, C QC

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GEORGETTE White georgette dresses with fluffy-ruffles of self materials and net linings will be worn on many occasions by little girls 10 2.5y3 $14.98 Outfitting the Juvenile Children's Rompers, in pink, blue, tan and green trimmed in white are very serviceable for th little fellow from 2 to 6 years. $1.39 Boys' Wash Suits, in middy, Oliver Twist and belted styles are just the correct models that little boys want to be dressed up in warm weather. Sizes 3 to,,0ra"-. $2.95 sale priced at 'w. Boys' Bloases, plain white or assorted colors, sizes 6 to 10 years. J1 tf Special at... A Boys' Pongee Suits, in sailor style are just the thing to be cool in; trimmed in black or tan silk braid, emblem on sleeves, sailor whistle tie at neck. Prices are as comfortable as the suit, sizes 4 to flJC TZf Byrs,$4.95to,J0OU 2nd. floor.

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a l' Lovely Silk brocks

In a May Sale as SucK a Low Price

Canton Crepes Taffetas Crepe de Chines COLORS;

Navy

Sizes for Women and Misses

$18.75

Value.? up to $24.50

Brown

Rust

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Com.binatr.oqp STYLE FEATURES: Beads Embroidery Long Waist Effects Basque Styles Short Puffed Sleeves Loose Flowing Sleeves Sizes 16 to 44.

Oh, for a word that is better than "Sale to express this selling of silk Frocks. For when materials that were called upon to make up these Frocks at $24.50 for our regular stocks then to turn about and offer them at $18.75 the word "sale" is not suffice. They are dresses of that character which women seek 'in anticipation of social afternoon calls, where "any old thing" won t do. Frocks that clothe you with the spirit of youth whether you are youthful or appear to be so. All ready in a gorgeous, most charming array o styles and colors and materials.

Dark Blue Voile Tub Dresses at '16.50 There seems to be an endless call for dark blue voile dresses for women. ; Knowing that warm weather creates a strong demand for them we are ready with a variety of new patterns. Dainty lace starts at the neck and forms a vestee is a particnlar interesting model.

Spiral Spun Silt Sport Dresses at $29.75 One of the newest arrivals in sports dresses are these of "spiral spin silk" and the beauty about them is the simple tailoring they employ, depending upon well cut lines and material. You'll enjoy seeing these new smart styles, come and see them while assortments are complete. $29.75.

Children's Coats, sizes 7 to 14 At 14 Off Pollaire, Velour, Fancy Check' and Tricotine Mo'dels Now Reduced One-Fourth Off of Regular Prices

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SPORT HATS

Featuring the clever "Hope Hampton" models that are the smartest looking you have ever seen: and so handv and nractical

for out-door wear. In milan hemp with col-t ored yarn trimming.

Banded Sailors . $2.95, $3.95 and $5 Especially attractive are new Sailors as these will eloquently testify. Dark ones of milan or sipper straw roll or straight brims are finished with bands of cire ribbon or knitted silk. Sport shades are equally stylish.