Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 153, Hammond, Lake County, 19 December 1922 — Page 7

Tursdnv. Doc. .19. 1922.

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!!; l.m-y Jnnnp l'rlcc VEW YORK, Ltccfinher-The dial ( in on tho tolephoni now Jn''nllod her on one of the big exchanges is i -roving n boon to Use ?rtlv One iwllow bachelor oi for'y'in netually moving to get into district. "J11 the old days," lie -x.-lai neil, "every time I wanted to fink a rail from th 'Tie's the operator if tnd In. As X wa usually t rylng to date soma ono ui for lunch : dinner I wasn't keen abefut hav!n the vslioln office Know It. With !";, switch board girl knowing, very one kncw.r fiht used to reogr. U. K'ii'.- of U: ivumbtra I cnlled, ;r J her priggle and the nfflco boy's .mirk followed. Undr ths new sys-u-jn 1 pot all my own numbers, and vhilo "i!; one may overhear what I Fiy, i.o one gets the comeback of the lady."

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;?r New York Is going to ii silver anniversary noon, -five ye;irs a city under tits

xistir.g charter! And what a thrlvinstitution it 1st Hut this time t. is ths brtio who takes the initiative !n arranging the celebration. T'io icisinesM women of New York fael that they should take occasion i v. remir.,-j tho country that this is tho ; firing house for th. activities f Uie business women. The Amerla:i Business "Woman's Association, ii.e., will therefore offer Us ecjuipiner.t and services for the thousands f huslncss women of t h country 'viiffo business activities bring i .tin into constant touch with New Vi.rk, on tlia occasion of the celciuiiloii of the anniversary. Miss .:-; rude Kobinsoii-Smlth. president ; the Association, has invited the .i-omen so engaged to send delegates i a great meeting soon to ba held, 'it which plans for tho celebration will bo perfected. She announces 'ha; politics will bo strictly barred. One i:,t resting aide-light en the. work of t'io Association is in the : vft're'.jco 10 foreign women. "We o founi horo pa-intern, singers, sculptors, lace makers, rug makers mil .irLi.it. of a!l kinds who are loat .odiij- in our foreign colonies, out i touch with their rightful markets Tid wholly unhappy." The more fori.inate self-suri'ortlng woman are to j-I.'onsor them all, coincident with "jr birthday celebration.

Tha flower shops fcave no more buwn us their gay quantities of hitter sweet and other of tha orange lur.cd plants for fall use, when in i too Christmas greens. I saw ; .i.itlcton today.

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Ntlonallet soldiers on .-view in front of Mosque o St. so i. Conatantl. ople. After centuries of rul-j and misrule the regime of-the sultons in Constantinople has come to an end. The Uft of the long line, Mohammed VI, hss aba doned h5a throne and taken n uge on a British warship. The prebener of Kemal Pasha's Nationalist troops caused Mohammed to flea.

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a crowd out In front of ri the Avenu in the early

morning Just before the store opened. Now Tiffany's does not have hartaln sales. Crowds do frequently gather In front of a red fronted store further up the street for "Wednesday morning bargains, but not here. Nor do folks set out to roh Tiffany's. JJy bus stopped in front and I was curious to know the reason. A mouse had been causht between the brass stand pipe and the store front What, could this creature have hoped to steal within that great establishment? It had merely escaped from a nearby cellar, where Its nest had been dslturbed, by the cruel drill plowing in the rocks for the planting of a new building. 'Give it a chance," the crowd clamored. So the city mouse strayed across th rracetrent, the crowd making way. Out Into the traffic it scampered, not heeding the "Don't Get Hurt" signs, and met a truly metropolitan fate. The sporting behavior of the crow,j was Interesting. The pest of many a household was accredited Its rights on the street.

Ernst Aimless has been making speeches In the state campaign. lie was assigned to the county committee, which is responsible for the many out-door meeting chiefly taken over by the candidates for the State Assembly, it was pretty cob!

the other nlfrht and crowds were harj to get. lie conceived the idea '.f putting ona speaker up In the machine and putting the other occupant out In front as listeners, lie suggested that the speaker pretend to be arguing with one of them. He took the part of the questioner in tho street. It worked. The crowd gathered. Ernest allowed the speaker to abuse him. and then the speaker went on with his message to the voters. This stunt was repeated with success on several corners, and each time Ernest had to drift away from the crowd defeated and forlorn. On the next post he insisted chat he should be the speaker from the car. His confederate in the made a criticism of some kind and Ernest answerod. But so vindictive, abusive, and vituperative did Ernest become, that out of sheer sympathy with the "Innocent bystander" the crowd turned on Ernest, and he was obliged to drive away leaving the real owner of the car advocating a policy with -which he was not in entire sympathy. LUCY JEANNE PRICE.

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Jmst .3 Days Mote To Complete Your Holiday Buying. A Gift from Cave's will be doubly appreciated because It combines highest quality and lowest prices. Our Store is full of gifts. We mention only a few.

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AUIO ROBES Auto Robes, wool plush, heany quality, large size, black only. Regular $12.00 value. (gg QO Special IMPORTED CHINESE SEA GRASS ROCKERS Made very durable and strong, no finish to mar. The most comfortable rocker known. Complete with newspaper pockets on each side of 1 Q arm. Special holiday offer. . . . SILK TIES We have a large selection of Silk and Silk Knitted Ties as you could wish for. Boxed in fancy Xmas boxes, at $2 $1.25 69c 50c MEN'S SHIRTS in madras with silk stripes at 3.50 $2.69 $2.19 SILK PETTICOATS Ladies' Silk Petticoats and Slips in the latest shades and in regular and extra sizes. Selling prices from $3.50 to $6.50

INTTAL HANDKERCHIEFS Women's best quality Linen Initial Handkerchiefs with pretty open embroidery design in one corner, 69c value, special, f c" each CHRISTMAS MIXED HARD CANDIES Brach's pure quality, sp3cial at Otf pound .

CHOCOLATE CREAMS, PEPPERMINT Creams, and Assorted Choco- Cfl lates, 1 pound box, special. . . .

BOYS' SUITS Special'values in one and two Pants Suits, new models; pants full lined, taped seams, $17.50, tj fifl $13.50, $lff.50, $7.95 and PU.UU MEN'S HOLIDAY SLIPPERS Men's Padded Elk Sole Felt Slippers in oxford grey, most comfortable slipper for house wear, all sizes, priced at pair U.35 U.75 $1.98

CHILDREN'S SETS-hildren's Brushed Wool Sets in brown, gray and tan, the thing to keep the little tots Cky QCl warm, only V f IVORY FINISH TOILET ARTICLES Powder Boxes and Hairs Re- QO p ceivers at Combs of extra fine quality Qftr at . . . Buifers, large size, $2.00 d 1 grj value at p . JJ Pin Cushions, $1.39 value 98 C Mirrors, large size, $5.00 gO AO value, at 4JsW.CJ 5 POUND BOX ASSORTED CH0COLVTE cv BITTERSWEETS, $2.00 and $2.25 value, special 1 box PARK & TILFORD ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, fresh from New York: 1 pound box $1.00 2 pound box $2.00 3 pound box $3.00 Boxed in elaborate Christmas boxes.

Farkir.g their snowballs anij Impish proclivities outside, about 60 Hammond elementary school boys under the direction of Miss Irene Trenberth, school music director, today were to visit stores, clufrs. fa-otorles and downtown buildings as rhe Boys' CaTOIling Band, singing well known Christmas carols and in spirinr their auditors with the spirit of the season . The girls of tho vocational depigment under the direction of Miss Stevenson designed and made tho costumes for the boys. It's the intention of Miss Trenberth to have her youthful choristers "sing their melodious harbingers of Christmas right up to the day Usslf. The boy carollers may appear on the streets Christmas eve with house to house carolling. Those comprising the chorus are: CENTRAL fFred Whltten. Lynn Slegmen, Harry WIckhorst, Kdmund See. LAFAYETTE Gravdnn Hewitt, Edward Ebert, Thomas Dickinson, George Knlrsch. IRVING Edear Pope. John Rock, Warn Caldwell, Fred Dellenbock. MAY WOOD John Bates. Dan Barrett. Eddio Koznarskt. COLUMBIA Arthur Elklns, Stlte-

I ly Malo, Paul Chasteler, Adrian ! Turner. ! RIVERSIDE" Arnold Dickey, Mari vin Anderson, George Froctor. Billy 'Dyrd. WASHINGTON -Edwin Comber?er, Roland Mathes. Thomas McCalla. j KENWOOF Louis Herbolt, Alj fred Heyl. Teddy Chapman, John

McCartin. WEST PARK Virgil Erirers. Perrence Osborne. ArtVjr Simmons. WALLACE Lester Kosanke. Nick Milakovlch. John Helm, Tyler McAlvay. Donald Pease. Louin Nora, lich. Dominic Vicari, Russell McArty. Dan McDowell. LINCOIiN Roland Reddin?ton. Edward Rademacher. HSVILLE Alv4n DeDelow. Jno. Dobbyns. EDISON William Argus, Ralph Hemphill. WOODROW WILSON Hen r y Bockman. Thamen Daley.

Metz Buys Tapestries Hohenzollerns Owned riNTERNATIONAl. NEWS SERVICE NEW TORIv. Dec. Four Gobelin tapestries, once owned by a sister of the former Kaiser, have been secured by Herman A. Met. A rare table, gift to Emperor Frederick by tha Empress of China, has also been addd to the Met collection. The tspestries measure seven by eight feet. They were once a gift from Emperor Frederick to Nspoleon III. Mett bought them recently in Germany lor a f-actlon of their real value.

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Mrs. Margaret Campbell G-odnian Mrs. Margaret Campheli Goodman of New York city, who has distinguished herself aL the only woman deep sea salvager in the world, :s a boat to enter intc another adventure of thrills and record-breaking achievement She has been given the contract for the raifing of the three - masteJ schooner New Brunswick, which has been sunk in Lake fcie sinrlS5y. She recently recovered thcarjro of the steamer Pe-raVic from f stce JTurnn.

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From MR. HOBART M. CABLE It is very gratifying to me, the manner in which the people of Hammond have responded to our Co-operative Club movement. . I consider the organization of this Club one of the most important business events of my life. Through the organization of this Club I will have saved to the people of Hammond, my neighbors, almost $30,000.00, or, to be eact, $29,220.00; the individual saving to each Club Member amounting to $146.10. This is a positive economy that each Club Member will actually realize. These instruments offered to Club Members are regular stock models, not something prepared especially for this Club, and represent the majrimum limit in value, even at this regular price $465.00, and the player-pianos offered to Club Members are being sold to them at exactly $185.00 less than the price at which our Dealers all over the United States are selling them. Desiring to stimulate and help in the Music-in-the-Home movement which is being carried out all over the country, and as our Factory is near to Hammond, it has fallen our lot to organize this Club, as ft is a ma tter that can be handled only by a Manufacturer, on account of the magnitude of the proposition. Notwithstanding our duty in this regard, I take pleasure in making it possible for these 200 Club Members to secure these Club Pianos and Players at this great saving, and on these very easy Club terms, and vvith the conditions and privileges t that go, with each Club membership. When one considers that there is NO INTEREST CHARGE to Club Members, that each Member will save IN INTEREST ALONE. $48.10. that each Club Member can earn in Cash Rebates $18.00, that the special price reduction to Club Members will amount to $80.00, that these three items alone represent the actual saving of $146.10 to each Member these items alone are enough to induce any one to investigate the Club, saying nothing of the Life Insurance feature which provides for the cancellation of all future payments in case of the death of the signer of the Contract. I cheerfully recommend this Club pla n to my friends and neighbors of Hammond. Yours very truly,

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Embodying surpassing beauty that will excede the admiration of the most fastidious woman. The season's favored materials and shades are combined in these excellently tailored coats, beautifully trimmed in genuine fur and no two garments alike. Come In Tomorrow and try one of these garments on you will agree it is one of the very finest values we have ever had to offer.

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Fur Coats Our long experience in selling Fur Coats in Lake county is your protection in buying a Fur Coat. They are made on our own premises and carry a money back guarantee.

French Velvet Dresses Greatly Reduced In Price m FUR REMODELING and Repairing at Very Reasonable Prices

Here is your chance to prepare for all the parties in sight this winter by buying farming Dress at our present special prices. Be sure you see them before H.iying ay where.

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