The Lake County times. [volume], June 11, 1918, Page Page Three, Image 3

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jg CROWN POINT NEWS $
Dance at Spring H;:l Grove, "Wed
nesday evening, June 12. Good
music.
Wm. Bartholorr.ae spent Sunday with
his parents in Crown Point. He Is em
ployed with the Sauerman Pros. In Chi
cago. Miss Helm Hlxon has recently elgned
a contract to tcac hmuslc in the state of
Washington.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Edwar dKnlght annonce
the birth of a 9i lb. boy on Monday
morning. The youngr man has been
named Eugene Crowell Knl?ht and
grandpa Crowell Is highly elated over
the arrival of his youngr grandson.
The family of J. B. Murphy have mov
ed to Hammond where Mr. Murphy will
be employed by TV. J. Bridge In survey
ing work.
Misses Margaret Etllng and Mabel
Schmal epont Sunday with their broth
ers at Great Lakes.
S. J. Craig of Prophetstown. 111., coun
ty agent for Whiteside county, spent
Saturday on business in Crown Point.
Mrs. Floyd Trnr.ant and daughter
Torothy returned from Detroit. Mich.,
today where shs spent the past two
For Burning Eczema
weeks with her sisters. Mrs. Tennant
will visit with Crown Point relatives
before returning to her home In Sioux
City, la.
Miss Margaret Grass has returned
from a few days' business trip to Chi
cago. Miss May Burge will leave on Sunday
for Indianapolis where she will take a
six week's course at Butler University
preparatory to assuming control of the
publl cllbrary In Crown Point on Sept. 1.
Misses Mamie Heighway and Merle
Barnes have returned from the Colum
bia School of Expression In Chicago.
Miss Heighway has been engaged by the
P.edpath Chautauo.ua Co. to tour several
states this summer as a story-teller.
HOBART
to H.-'bart where they are building a
beautiful new home. The groom Is em
ployed at the Illinois Steel Co. at Gary.
Mips Helen Rose, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rose of thi3 place, was quiet
ly married last Sunday morning to Mr.
C. McGinnis. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Allen the Presbyterian
church ;n Chicago. The young couple
are t.ik'.ng a short trip before returning
to Hobari where they will reside. The
bride is one of Hobarfs most popular
young ladies, she being a graduate from
the Hobart high school and has for the
past few years been employed at the
Scheldt and Keilman store. Jir. McGin
nis is employed with the Cudhay Meat
Co. at Gary.
B. Hardsock and mother left yester
day for a three, weeks' visit with rela
tives in Colorado.
Mrs. A. Rose of Hammond visited
here Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Nor
ton and daughter Elanch of Chicago vis
ited here trr Sunday at the home of
Mrs. A. "VVehner.
Mrs. Ella Ewlghloben is suffering
from a sprained ankle.
Francis Belriger and sister. Miss
Viola, and Miss Boesen of Griffith visit
ed with relatives here Saturday.
D. Frace has accepted a position in
the offices of the- Am. Bridge Co. at
Gary.
Coutinuing Last Week's Clearance
'Light Colored Suits and Coats
NATURALLY the heavy selling during the past jew
weeks has left us with many odd garments. They are
desirable to you in every way and the only reason for our
offering them at reduced prices is that the assortments are
broken. With merchandise advancing in price each day this
sale affords an unusual opportunity.
Women s Taffeta Silk
Woo Jersey Delhi and
Woo Poplin Suits
Off
in some instances even more. Every
light suit in the store that formerly sold
at $25 and up to $45 is included. The
styles are the very newest the materials
the very finest suits that would be con
sidered excellent values at their old
prices marked 1-3 off, for Friday and
Saturday's sale.
of
Suits that were $40, now
Suits that were $35, now ,
Suits that were $30, now .
Suits that were $25, now .
$26.75
$23.50
$19.75
$17.50
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Greasy salves and ointments should not
be applied if good clear skin is wanted.
From any druggist for 35c, or $1.00 for
extra large size, get a bottle of zemo.
When applied a3 directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and
heals skin troubles, also sores, burns,
wounds and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses
end soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable
end inexpensive, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you
have ever used is as effective and satisfying.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O.
A very petty home wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gott
lieb, who live east of here, last Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock when their daugh
ter, Agnes, was united In marriage to
Mr. Jams Cauley of Gary. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Bescher
Lutheran minister from Porter, the ring
ceremony being used. The bride was
attended by Miss Myrtle HelsW of Chi
cago and Miss Henrietta Sullivan of this
place. The ushers were Messrs. Walter
Gottlieb, brother of the bride and Mr.
Harry Rossow. Little Misses Anna
Schlehelm and Anna Behrndt acted as
flower girls.
The bride wore a beautiful white dress
of georgette crepe and her veil was
fastened with a gold cord and white
roses. She carried a bouquet of bridal
roses. The bridesmaids wore pink silk
and carried sweet peas. The young
couple will reside In the Park ablition
CLARK
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General Merchandise
3049-59 East 92nd Street
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Summer Opening
Sale and Exhibit
C Yo uare invited to attend our Summer,
opening sale. The beautiful, historical and
souvenir plates to all lady visitors, not chil
dren, Thursday from 2:30 to 4:80, and from
7:30 to 9 in the evening.
Second Floor
Furniture Dept.
C During this sale every department is filled
with seasonable, stylish merchandise at un
usually low prices. Special sale and exhibit
of f urntiure.
C The entire second floor is devoted to furn
iture .pianos and phonographs. Better
goods at lowest prices. Don't miss this
furniture exhibit. Demonstrations Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Craig of Gary
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
(lurnsey of thi3 place.
O'!o Krlck returned to his home in
Puth Chicago aftr spending Sunday
with relatives at this place.
Silas Hicks of this place left last
evening for Philadelphia where he will
spend a we ok with his frienda and rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Langaio of Clark
were Gary business visitors.
William Osterman of Wet Gary was
a Clark business transactor.
"Walter Dettman of Clark was a Tol
leston visitor last Sunday.
Mrs. Julius Scbeurer of Clark was a
Hammond business transactor.
Mrs. Albert Krueger of West Manor
was a Chicago business transactor.
Mrs. William Powler of this place
who has been ill for the past week Is
slowly improving.
' Your Choice of Any Light Colored Coat
in the Store at 25 Per Cent Off
The Tvoman who -wants "something more" for her money than she usually
gets will not overlook these offerings. Every light colored coat in the store
goes. Wool Jersey, Delhi, Velour and Poplin coats in the smartest styles
shovra this season tan, French blue, khaki, strawberry, gray, Havana brown;
all sizes priced as follows: , -x .
$40 Coats now $30.00
$35 Coats now 26.50
$20 Coats now $14.75
$25 Coats now 19.75
ISIew Summer Silks and Dress Goods
A Three-Day Sale
Featuring the Most Wonderful Values in the
Choicest Weaves and Colorings for
Dresses, Waists, Skirts, etc.
LOWELL
! Mrs. Charles Berlow of South Bend is
! visiting her father H. Gershman.
j Wheeler Bryant went to Hammond
i yesterday to try and enlist in the army.
Ike Gershmnn of Chicago visited his
father. H. Gcrshman, here yesterday..
Mrs. Franklin Petry visited friends In
Shelby yesterday.
Mis3 Margurite Simpson went to In
dianapolis yesterday to take some spe
cial school work.
Miss Maxino and John Wilbur Petry
went to Wheatfield yesterday to visit
j their grandmother for a few days.
Mel Worley and wife returned to their
home in Hammond yesterday morning
after a visit here with relatives.
Gingham Plaid Silks
Regular $2 and 2.50 valuea, SS
Inches wide, beautiful combination
of colorings, in plaids and checks.
Priced for this eale at S C
per yard J Jl .) S
40-in. Georgette Crepe
All Bilk Georgette Crep, full line of
color that will launder nicely. This
cloth will stand comparison with
any $2.00 cloth. Priced
at per yard .......
Linen for Dresses
Fine quality L'.nen Suiting. 36 inches
wide, copen blue. pink, green and
rose, regular Soc quality.
Per yard
$1.75
65c
Serpentine Crepe
82-lnch Serpentine Cre, very de
sirable fcr summer lounging robes,
kimonos, dressing sacques. etc.,
pretty Japanese and floral
patterns, 45c quality. Yd... jZsC
Silk Foulards
Pretty all 6ilk Foulard In the very
newest colorings and designs, an
exceptionally fine $3 quality, 40 in.
w-iae. .triced at per
yard
"New French Voiles
MUNSTER
Mrs. Joe Kulhman and son Elmer
spent Friday in Hammond.
Mrs. Jake Kooy was among the Ham
mon shoppers Friday.
j Miss Katie Schoon spent Thursday at
! the home of Mrs. Peter Tanis.
j Mrs. H. F. Kaske and daughter Louise
spent the week-end in Chicago with Mr.
and Mrs. Edmond Samoeseny.
Mrs. J. Kraay and Sirs. Paul Zlchte
man spent Thursday afternoon in Ham
mond. H. S. Daughrrty of Highland was In
Mur.ster Wednesday evening.
Mrs. I. Schoon and daughter Colea
xlsued at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Schoo nThursday evening.
42-inch Imported French Voiles,
very fine combed yarn, for ladles'
dresses, 6hirt waists, etc.. complete
rang of colors. Sic value.
yard
65c
It
$2.19
Silk and Wool Poplin
42-inch Silk and Wool Poplin, regu
lar $2. SO quality, colors are khaki,
reseda, green, brown, ros, copen
and black. Priced at s!L &
per yard j .05
36-in. Beach Cloth
Fine quality Beach Cloth for Trom
en's and children's dresses, skirts,
etc.. In all the new colors.
Per yard fO C
$ 1.00 Aprons 79c
Optimlt!c Thought.
J If a man can govern himself Indl
j virtually he can govern himself col.
j lectlvely, nad this is republicanism.
j You'd like to take a punch at the
kaiser you say ? Then buy a
TLrilt Stamp-
Now is the Time to Save on
NEMO CORSETS
During the "Big 4" NEMO WEEKS in
June we give you an opportunity to buy
Before Further Price Advances
on Monday, July 1
These are occasioned by the alarming scarcity of all t
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corset materials, wmcn in time may mtereiere seri-
ously with the continued manufacture of corsets of
the high Nemo standard.
We have anticipated your reeds by putting in
a large stock of Nemo Corsets. Come and get enough
to last you until conditions change.
Your Nemo is essential to your health, comfort
and style. No other corset can take ita place, so
buy and ample supply now and
ECONOMIZE!
In the women's wear section you'll find
a table piled high with regular $1.0
Cover-all style House Aprons, made of
light colored percales, elastic waist or
with belt, sizes 35 to 45. On
sale at LZ)C
Fibre Hose 39c
Eiffel brand Fibre Silk Hose, these are
seconds of regular 65c grades, the im
perfections are slight and will not Im
pair their wear; black, white, light
blue, champagne and fancies. -
Pair 3ZC
Corsets $1.25
One hundred pairs only of American
Lady Corsets, regular price Jl.o't; me
dium bust models, made of best batiste,
with four pairs of hose supporters,
sizes 20 to 30. Priced for gf 1 1 ft
this sale at . . j -&0
Neckwear 39c
A sample lot of women's prtty new
collars in various styles.' including
stocks and Jabots. They're !n plain and
Foulard satin. Filet lace and French
Voiles; 58c to J1.O0 sellers, o -
Choice JZC
Women s 75c Union
Suits at 59c
A special purchase cf f) dzen
Women's White Cotton IV.se
Union Suits enables us to raki
this reduction. Regular 75c gar
ments, low neck, no sleeve-, lac
knee, sizes 34. 6, .
Priced at Z)ZtC')
Union Suits
Women's regular ?c White Cot- -ton
Union Suits, uleereless cty'.e
with lac ktee. nlzes H, Sfi and ,
ii. On sale Wednesday
ir Ci
New Oxfords'
of White
Buck
$2.50y
Regular $4 Values
Women's and growing- girls'
smart ia Summer Oxfords ef
white buck, sport models w-.th
perforated varr.p and tip. white
rubber sole and heel. Regular
price 14. on tpecial
sale, pair -
$2.50
White Canvas Slippersr
Women's pretty new one and 2
strap Outing- Slippers cf whit'
canvas, medium and high heela,
durable leather aolea, all sizes.
Priced fcr this sale r
per pair vJtt!:
Strap Slippers
Misses' and children's high grade
patent leather ankle strap slip
pers, bow trimmed, best leather
soles, eizes 11 Vi to 2. per pair.
$1.60: sizes S1 to
11. pair
$1.39
One-Strap Slippers
Little One-Strap Slippers cf gran
metal calf, silk bow trimming-s.
dependable leather soles, aizes 5
to 8. $1.50 grade. Per ff,
pair JL .JJr
Girls" Barefoot Sandals
Girls' Barefoot Sandals Made of
tan calf with sewed soLes. Chil
dren's sizes, pair $1.25; sizes S1
to 11. pair $1.39
ires lli to 2....
1.50
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Boys' Oxfords
Boys' Oxfords, $1.43 One large
lot of youths' and boys' grm
metal calf oxfords in lace and
button, made with extra heavy I.
soles. $2.50 values, y -4 Q
pair ItfO
W omen 8
House Slippers
Women's House Slippers Ofvicl
kid, Princess style, side gorejand
plain toe slippers with commoj
cnrtcA int some have ruKtr
pair 1 .fiO i
BLOUSE
SALE
Jap Silk Blouses $2.29
As a special for TVednojdav only
we offer theye pretty new Klouses
of Jap Silk, pevera.1 attractive
styles to select from; col'jr? nre
nile green, peach. K"ld an 1 white,
some of tha white ones have
black silk ties, all C
sizes, $3.50 values.. JL.J
biiddy Blouses
Melba Maid attractive new Middy
Blouses, nicely made of white
Indian Head and Khaki Llnene,
sailor collars, lace front, very
cool and comfortable for summer
outing. wear. Priced
at
1.98
Just Arrived
from the East
A special purchase f Women's
pretty new Summe'r Suits of silk
popline in rb;ette sand cham
pagne, the styles are ever so
pretty, showing: the very newest
$18.50 stilts. Bt & CS O
effects; regular )s.sZy