Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 235, Hammond, Lake County, 20 June 1922 — Page 12

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THE TIMES Tuosdav, June 20, 1922.

McCALL TO ENTER MASS. PRIMARIES TO AVENGE LODGE'S ACT, IS REPORT

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Ibore, Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge, , left, and Samuel W. McCalL Below, Sherman L. Whipple, Demo- ' cratic nominee. Ex-Governor Samuel W. McCall of Massachusetts is said to be considering plans to enter the , cominff primaries to defeat Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge for the nomination for the seat now held by Lodge. Reports state that McCall s desire to displace Lodge is the result of Lodge's action in

opposing connrmauon or mc-

all's name when he was appoint

ed to membership on ths U. S. tariff commission by President Wilson. If McCall enters the race as an independent be will make it a three-cornered one.

Affairs At The County Capital:

The marr!ag- of Mlf Haxel Kilborn, only dausrhter of Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Kllborn of this city to Donald Stoclcbargrer of Boston, Mass., will take place at the home of the bride on Thursday at 8:00 a. m. The ceremony will foe performed in the presence of the family. Rev. John A. Aylingr reading the service. Immediately following- a wedding breakfast will be served after which they will leaive for a wedding trip their first destination being Washing-ton. x. C. From there they will take a trip to Xew York City, then on to Boston. Mis Kilborn is one

of Crown Point's most attractive and accomplished girls, being- a splendid performer on the pis.no and pipe organ. She has taught school in the Crown Point schools during the past two years, previous to which she attended the DePauw university. Mr. Stockbarger is a former Oown Point fooy, being the son of Mrs. C. U. Stockbarger. He graduated last year from Boston Tech., with high honors, and has during the past been employed as a professor of Electrical Chemistry in the above institution. They will reside In Boston. The W. 1. Allman home on East street is being decorated this week. M. P. Burke, manager of the Interstate Public Service Co., in Crown Point has returned from a business trip to Indianapolis. Mrs. John Letterer has been experiencing quite poor health lately having been under the doctor's care ior several weeks. The (bans of marriage for 'Mies Barbara Huseman of this city to Ed. Schrelber of Hammond were published at St. Mary's church on Sunday. The wedding will take place on Wednesday. June 2Sth. at the Sr..; Mary'a church in this city. H. V. Parry and Henry Xtemster have returned from Jefferson-ville, Ind., wliere they took several prisoners sent from Lake county to serv time In that Institution. Miss Bessie Raasch went to Chicago on Monday on a shopping tour. Mrs. FTed Barr ftas Issued Invitations for & luncheon and bridge to b lield at her -home on Saturday, the 24th of June, at 1 o'clock. The County Commissioners met for their weekly meeting on Monday afternoon, the supplies for the coun

ty 1sril, detention home and Iake

County Poor Farm were let, the Crown Point merchants receiving the bulk of the order. Tittle Bros., of Gary were given a part of the groceries and meats.

XEW MAIUUAGB LICESES Joe Lomberger, Ind. Harbor, to Mary Pcpovich. Ind. Hartior; Bishop Owens. Gary. Vlorence Payne of Gary; Jerry F. Hefferman, East Chicago, Edith A. Jacob. East Chicago; Floyd Reed, Whiting. Grace Turiey, Whiting; Louis Wogciekowski, E. Chicago, Marie Mascinsko, East Chicago; John Grayhack. Whiting, Marie A. Keckich, Whiting: Chas. Zilas. East Chicago. Mary Barta, East Chicago; Jovan Tadich, Ind. Harbor, Yela Popovich. Ind. Harbor; Winclnty Bisto, East Chicago. Ludwika Kuc. East Chicago; Louis C. Lohse, Whiting:. Florence Mcintosh, South Chicago: Floyd C. Wattles. Gary, to Katnerine Gizer, Gary; Ralph R. Messenger, Hessiville, Mildred C. Luchene, Hessville; Henning A. Forsberg. Ind. Harbor, Edna M. Tolf, Indiana Harbor.

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r INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 CHICAGO, June 20. A formal statement declaring red-action in the wages of railroad employes to be necessary and urplnjr peaeetul acceptance of economic adjustments 3s being (prepared by the United States railway laibor board, It was learned. The statement, which will reply to the deflant declaration against the labor board issued by union executives yesterday at Cincinnati, will be sent to Cincinnati as soon as completed. Board members refused to discuss the statement today but It is understood that it will be of a conciliatory nature, and will center upon the assertion that a strike now will result In. unnecessary losses not only to the railroads but

a-o employes ami the public.

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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a pnarried man and have been married over a year. I married a voman between twenty and twentyfive who I find has served a term in the state reformatory, a term in the svork house and also a term in the penitentiary. She had teen divorced twice before I married her uid bad one child which I try to treat as if it were my own. My mother and I have tried to lift her up to our standing, bui we have failed. We are only dragging ourselves down to her standing, which is naturally very low. My people are all well to do people, but refuse to associate with us elnce they cannot lift her up, but row have turned down my mother pince they cannot lift up my"w' . My mother will associate with her ia spite of what the others think. Is it right for my mother to lower herself to associate rvith my wife and her relatives ?

?It seems to be impossible to lift her up. My mother and I kn nothing about her until after I married her. I was blindly led off. I have since learned that all her brothers and sisters have been to some kind of punishment house. Should I move away from this town where nobody knows anything about her character and see if Fhe will lead a different life then? It is breaking my mother's heart and has already broken mine. ;My advice to all boys Li to look before thev leap. BROKEN HEARTED C. God bless your mother! Her love and loyalty to you in your trouble shows the bignes3 of her soul and the strength of her character. She is willing to resist the opinion of her friends ami neighbors and take a stand which she knows to be right although it means that she is ostracised from the society of those she loves. 1 Tes, I would advise you to move1

away and give your wife a char.ee to start life with a clean slate. Do not try to "lift her up". People hate to be reformed and almost always they rebel. Try to understand her and to make her so happy with normal and wholesome activities that she will not be interested in wrong doing. Doubtless you have discovered that in spite of your wife's bad qualities she has much that is lovable and big in her nature, and probably you have wondered how anyone with so much goodness can do so much that is bad. She is simply an unbalanced child of nature. Love her for that which is good and forgive her for the bad just as long as you can. Happiness and appreciation of your kindness to her will go further to make her reform than all the advice and requests for reform that you could give her. Do not talk about goodness; set the example. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am going with a sweet little girl. She is pretty and classy, but she is not conspicuous and in the flaoner

class. I have known her for six months and in all that time I have admired her very much and have liked her for her gentle way and pretty manners. Now she has bought a green hat which she wears down on one side and up on the other and it gives her a tough appearance. I can't stand seeing her wear this hat and wonder if I should say anything about the way it makes me feel? BOB. You can tell the girl in a tactful way how you feel about the hat. She will probably take what you have to say in the right spirit, but even if it offends her at first, when she thinks over the mattei, she will be grateful to you for your honest opinion. Your criticism may govern her choice of clothes in the future and prevent another such mistake.

Than There's Plenty of Gingham Dresses at $6.75 and 8.50 Gingham Tub Frocks do not wane in popularity but are just beginning to be wanted. In this "kingdom of ginghams" you are sure to find one to suit your particular taste. There are pink checks, blue, green, lavender, brown as well as black and white checks. And you know how smart looking organdie and embroidery are for trimmings. They are indeed very attractive models so little in price at $6.75 and $8.50. Novelty Ratine Frocks THAT RULE AMONG FASHIONS FAVORITES 12.50 and '14.50 Just about the newest thing in Tub Frocks are the Ratines. The sports vogue accounts for some of their popularity they're splendid for knockabout wear , but they are exceedingly smart just of themselves. You know the fabric with its turkish towel like surface of course, but have you seen the newest versions, plaided and striped? They're certainly swagger, especially in shades like henna, blue, and rose pink.

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Imported Dotted Swiss FROCKS ARE HERE IN ABUNDANCE 19.75 and '22.50 There's always one standard of fashion that women look for and Dotted Swiss seems to be it among Summer's Tub Fr ocks. The feature about these is the splendid quality of fabric in navy and white and henna and white. Of course sashes of ribbons, vestees of lace and saw tooth silk cord double their attractiveness. And they're priced so little too. $19.75 and $22.50.

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The Sandalette THE NEWEST OF THE NEW FOOTWEAR MODELS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES.

Children's Suppers, pretty patent slippers with one and two straps, hand turned soles. Sizes 4 to 8. 1 CQ

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Boy's Sport Shoes, white canvas with ankle guards, rubber soles. Sizes 11 to 2 at $1.49 Sizes 2Vi to 6 at $1.69

These new "Sandalettes" join the large collection of sport footwear as one of the smartest models yet to be seen. They come in Patent Colt in cut-out patterns similar to picture, stitched in red silk, they have low rubber heels. Attractively priced at

$4.85. Children's Barefoot Sandals "KEDS

Little Boys' Brown Oxfords, fancy perforated, have rubber heels. Sizes 82 to 10'2Social $2.48 at

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June 17 to 24 Has it ever occured to you that we sell foot comfort as well as quality footwear? Make up your mind now to avail yourself of the Dr. Sertoli's Foot Comfort Service as rendered in our store.

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The famous Helthy-fut brand, in Patents, Smoke Elk and Brown Calf.

Sizes 4 to 6 at. . . .$1.49 Sizes 62 to 8 at. . 1.69

Sizes 8y2 to It at $1.89 Sizes 11 J2 to 2 at ,1.98

The national sport shoes for every purpose in stock for you.

Visit Our Foot Comfort Department And we will be glad to advise you in regard to the proper shoe requirements for your particular

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These First Real Warm Days Increases the Demand for Crisp White Tub Skirts You've been wearing a suit all Spring no doubt, most women have, and to keep your many blouses in continuous service start the Summer by donning a smart Tub Skirt. You will find them very cleverly styled even though they are very simple, depending on such details as pockets, belts and fine tailoring to impart distinction. Cotton gabardines in novelty woven patterns and surf satin make up a large group including all sizes.

Surf Satin Skirts An exceptional serviceable tailored skirt of surf satin of lustrious quality that may be readily laundered are exceptional values at $4.75 AND $6.50

Garbardine Skirts Patch pockets, pearl buttons and all around belt contribute to a clever Tub Skirt of gzbardine. Three groups to choose from in various sizes, at 2,25 4.75 6.50 Sportswear Garbardine Among your Tub Skirts should be included a trim style of gabardine for sports wear, trimmed with black and large pearl buttons. $6.25 m $6.50

Bolts and Bolts of this New Imported Scotch Gingham Specially Priced yd. 39c 2 inc'ies we

EDWARD Co MINAS CO. DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY '

Navy Blue and Black Silk Dresses of Georgette and Canton Crepe Are the Newest Models That Are Meeting the Demands of the Best Dressed Women for Summer Wear

29 and s39 Such an unusual vogue for Silk Frocks is forecasted for Summer that every woman is no doubt planning to include one in her Summer wardrobe. At least we are giving every woman a very extraordinary opportunity to have one by presenting this beautiful group of Canton Crepe and Georgette Frocks of navy blue and black at very attractive prices. They are new models in straight line and draped effects with trimmings of bead ornaments or Persian embroidery. The new Spanish embroidery in the same material and color as it's dress is particular pleasing. It's a collection worth while seeing immediately.

Have you shared in this wondsrful ' offer? Don't miss it. We purchased a large portion of these handsome ginghams at much less than regular and feature them at a price for the benefit of our custo-. mers. It's a large assortment of the finest kind of imported Scotch gingham each piece Js a dainty pattern in either checks or plaids -i-32 inches wide. Take advantage

of this fortunate event it's the finest offering this season at 39c a yard. 32 inch Tissue Gingham, a very fine quality that will make a cool summer dress. Comes in a wide assortment of patterns in checks and plaids with silk stripes, or ACi r corded effects. Special, yd. Novelty Drcts Voiles, one of the most beautiful assortments ever offered in small figured designs and floral patterns to meet the season's fashions. It is an excellant quality, hard twisted yarn that will give excelant service. 40 inches OC wide, at yard

Imported Dotted Swiss, 32 inch genuine St. Ga!l Swisses, absolutely permanent dots. This is unquestionably one of the finest sheer dress fabrics in the market today and is especially adapted to today's fashions. 1 ?Q Yard at Percale 36 inch standard dress and apron percale, a good quaity in a large assortment of patterns on light and dark grounds. 1 Special, yard

36 in. Bleached Muslin special 12c yard A good firm weave, fully bleached, free from dressing, soft finish. Special 12c a yard. '

Children's Muslin Drawers very special at 10c each Here's an opportunity that should appeal to mother and her little daughter, from a price and quality standpoint. They are good quality muslin drawers finished with hem and rows and rows of narrow tuckings. Sizes for children 8 to 12 years. But when can you remember getting muslin drawers at such a price. A great big counterful to go at 10c each.

Women's Step-In Drawers Unusual Values at $1.00 Here are new plain and fancy step-in drawers of voile. They are dainty styles finished with laces and ginghams. Colors of flesh, white, maize and orchid. Remarkable values specially priced just when you need them for women and misses. Each $1.00. Just Received a New Lot

of Kitchenette Aprons

at 89c The modern housewife today sees to it that she has plenty of aprons on hand, so here is a splendid opportuniry to choose several at an extraordinary price. A large shipment of them just came in those smart looking kitchenette kinds that are as practical and serviceable as they are good looking. The entire assortment is made cf . good quality PERCALE Not all the same in style of course, but different patterns and colors. They are finished with colored bindings and ric-rac braid. This opportunity is yours tomorrow to chocse a generous supply at only 89c.

A Sale of Art Needlework

Japanese Lunch Cloths

Infants' Stamped Dresses, ready made in neat variety of styes, mad: of fine batiste. Values Q3c up to $1.39. Special at. . . Sanitas Lunch Set, 5 piece Sanitas Lunch Set, 24 inch center in grey and white ground, hand painted conventional designs. 98 C $1.39 value, sp;cial at Klostev Mercerized Crochet Thread white and colors, all num- J C bers. 15c value at Sunlight Yarns for Summer Sweaters, wid? variety of high colors in Radio. Shetland. Silky Worsted, Icy Wool and Pliasant 55 C Floss. Specially priced at

$1.39

60x60 size blue print lunch cloth, fast colors, in wistiria bamboo, bird and butterfly patterns, light and dark borders. $1.79 value. Special at $139. Napkins to match at 9c each. 25c Royal Society Pearl 1 f) Cotton, Mcst all colors at. .

ART SECTION SECOND FLOOR

House Broom at 49c Well made and sewed four times, strong stitch. Special at 49c each.

O'Cedar Furniture Polish at 21c The well known brand for furniture and pianos.

Kitchen Klenzer 5c can limit of 3 cans

Gillette Razor Blades pkg. 6 blades 39c

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