davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
Factory
Heads Hear
Good Talk


mat tne true measure of the worth
% an eHaploynlsnt manager shol4o %
not now many men ne can niTe N a
month out now few ne can permit 20
cave the pant u the opinion q ". 2.
oIth as expressed at ne iaonehls
meeting o. the 41i-0ity biap4eyf men
mana Sets -Associaeioh N.Aacn Nas iaeio
.ast nlsne a. lae LyhooFa noss1 ~
iiali'Ftona.
Ar worth mas haa twenty seven
geaFs experience N lAdustflal "oFA'
serving IN al capacitles from iaeofet
Up 70 plant manager. - present ne y
manager q 4ndQStFla4 iss4asi iohs UT
tne lnternaLional harvester eo. ne 's
also wee pFesldent q tne Nas4ohaA
oa1fty Sounei4
drawing on ms wiae experience,
oF1n TOTO as auaiehee WAT ne
- soAse4telsu 80 81
p4oyHlsRs manager ana q ne sidil.
Nays u "hieh re co0la H.dae hi'i's'.tl
os14 - - - p4ahs, t4s -
piaHt sAouia caose q A4ah from
2" toFoe' Z 0oss3ole VINO = eHof
ougnly acq4aln.eo with she WoEA e
le s,41l.As l.lts
s..o1.u - e'se soe4l - Z.
si.e etA,14 ~ z 7.
unaes.lao'e - one ospaF lil'ehe
sHou4o oe gwen anolast enahce e-se
Wnefs y tAe plane-
~ ~ spe0'i - u ansE : - :
lsn -
pistits 7. 1iig - s. 04tses
- =. Aas 80
7, y. ~ ailu = 9
eha' soon - p s.ls - ~ - -
Fesloh WI IS 14i.eo VII US q : an
SaeioH, = - nopea s'eA y - p's''s
90 Pel4eo.ee me- ien : 7
- iay oA tt.eH g oHe 1tes
ne ~ ohse - 1eletTea g openings a.
oltis9 s''.l, ias'ol.es. - iais way US men
wv 1ot oe 4oIeso q iose several GAYS
ssat eii4Hs -oF W9'N ana at ehe same
.4i.ie proc ue'ioh loI 'he e1liFe region
"i.i oe heps = loP noten-
= eo.l'fllleee composed q u. r.
ZONES n. II rieloerson ana :. n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
SAYS THE OLD BOAT
CANT GO FIFTY
Anyway Hammond Judge
Wants Harbor Lawyer
to Make a Test

A. {. Tolea, an Indiana Harbor law
yer was arraigned IN Hammond police
court this morning on charges of speed
lng and driving his automobile with the
muffler cut out The hearing brou ght
out the story OF 4 Wild chase by Officer
Henson through Hammond. East Chi
caScand Indiana Harbor before Tolea
was finally landed,
The race started on Calumet ave.
where Henson says Folea's old automo-
bile was making h1ty and Afty-hve mil
es an hour. The cop overhauled the
car at the four corners in East Chicago.
There Henson told Folea no was under
arrest and should come back TO the sta
ton. Folea said he would turn around
but instead started TO run away again.
Down side streets. around corners at
thirty miles per they sped. Henson
says FoIea went around one block near
the Republic Steel mill Afteen times.
Then he broke for Indiana Harbor. More
lodging followed but after travelling
about ifteen miles in the city. Folea
reached home and put his car IN the
garage, Then il was said he sto6d on
his back porch and dared the cop 10
arrest him without a warrant.
Henson came back TO Hammond and
procured the warrant.
This morning Folea scoffed a. the
idea Of his old rattletrap Overland max
ing over twenty miles an hour He Of
fered to bring experts TO prove that it
couldn't go faster than that. lie SAID
the reason he had refused to submit 20
arrest was that he could not tell that
Hsnson was an officer ana that one time
he had been held up and robbed in just
that way. He objected to the warrant
because It gave only his initial instead
OF his hrst name and offered TO show
Judge Klotz the law on which he bases
his motion to discharge himself because
Ct this omission.
The matter was continued until Nov
eEnber 22nd to give Folea time in which
10 read up. He promises to bring the
old car owe. snd let the judge try it out
for speed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12

WASHINGTON Nov. 12-Liqgor prob
lens. made more complex BY the su-
preme courts recent edict. allowing the
withdrawal from storage for honle use,
today kept government enforcement
agencies in & turmoil o funcertaintS.
Some phases Of the liquor warehouse
question particularly involving the ste
tus Of commercial warehouse certIhca-
ties. were so hedSed about with diff
Guilty that government officers freely
predicted that new litigation soon would
be started, again on its upward course
to the highest tribunal for final de-
cision.
Atty. GER. Palmer will be asked for
al opinion on the restrictions which the
internal revenue bureau may invoke as
a means OF preventing anticipated abus
es of whiskey Withdrawals. Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue Williams and
his aides. meanwhile sought to draw
regulations designed to stand the tests
Of the courts.
The accepted view OF dry law enfor-
GERS - that while the supreme court, in
its decision. did not specifically deal
with bonded warehouses, this phase Of
the problem cannot be ignored except
the risk of further handicaps to the
cause of enforcement.
The department OF justice, It vas said
viii not give its view until the text
of the decision had been carefully con-
sldered and request had been official
ly made fer an Interpretation by other
agencies directly empowered to adnln-
lister the Volstead act
No ruling prohibiting the sale OF
malt extract, hops or compounds used
IN home beer making has been made by
the internal revenue bureau Commis-
yioner Williams said. This matter has
been discussed but no action has been
taken. The matter has not reached rae
for decision and in view OF the confiic-
ting legal opinions. it is entirely futile
TO speculate on what nnal disposition
will be male Of the matter.
1t was learned az the bureau that the
office memoranda and discussion grew
out Of protests made by cereal beverage
u1anufs cturers Who desire TO put the lid
on home brewing which It is said, is
seriously threatening their trade
Many officials Of the bureau admit
ted that il would b. almost impossible
70 restrict sale of hops and malt when
sugar and yeast, which also enter into
home brewing. may be freely purchased
Such a. restriction. they fear. might pc
beaten IN the courts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
FARM BUREAU DRIVE
IS GREAT SUCCESS

LOWELL, Ind. Nov. i2-The farm
ers are on a rampage and their farm
bureau drive is on in full blast. Wed
nesday evening they had a meeting
here at Lowell and the next morning
the committees went out in every d.
rection to canvass FOR members and rc
ported in the evening $50 OF all the
farmers in Cedar Creek township wese
now members of the farm bureau FED
eratloa. West Creek township h1s
done fully as we'll and they next move
on to Eagle Greek township ana 50 on
through To whole county and after
they get warmed Gp they expect to Get
IooGs. Laporte county went 9sea. Tn
whole Z. s. Is very much interested n
this move and il looks as # the farm
ers could organize.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
TO REVISE MANY LAWS

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. No. t2-Rep-
sesentarives Of the state board OF edu-
cation, state board or charities and
other child welfare organizations. will
discuss revision OF The state truancy
laws at a conference in ths ofAce OF the
superintendent Of public instruction
al the state house next Wednesdav
ANY action the conference takes n-i-
be presented At the forth coming sea-
son Of the legislature.
i successor to j. 9 coll.cott. former
d,rector Of vocational education. VIII
IS selected By che state board o. edu-
cation a. its meeting Nov. 20.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
STOCKS Off
IN DECLINE:

ihrEFAAFt0NRL NEWS SERNiCE
NEW NoRK. Nov l.-Niolent de-
clines we're suffered IN the stock mar
1et in the early afternoon on early
selling BY bear traders. Losses ranged
from to 10 points. Many issues drop
ped to the lowest reached here this
year.
Steel common sold or ~ 70 a new
low for the year Of s2ia. The greatest
decline was suffered in General Elec-
trio which yielded 70 points to 122. The
shipping group vas under severe pres
sure Atlantic Gulf falling points.
United Fruit points and American
international over I points. Southern
Paclfic. after holding lrm for tile great
er part OF the forenoon slu1ped 70 III.
Other railroad stocks. rubber issues.
leather shares. steel. oil and copper
stocks. were 2 to s points lower
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
.-a=
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

IN ENn = Z A19fNA N@H@ ~~tfAt~~
SE WYOEk Nov Appcar-
ing today before the committee IN
vestigating shipping board actirI-
ties John 7. Meehall. AL investsa-
tor charged that life boats pur-
chased from the nag salvage
department at SO each were sold
to the United States shipping board
az sll0 each. That j man recon-
nended By Joseph r. Tuaulty aP-
Piled for a Job as purchasing agent
and was offered instead 8 So, 100
position on the condition that he
would do no work--tust draw his
pay every month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
HOME BREW
YARN JUST
HOP STORY
No Rule Prohibiting Sale of
Malt Extract Has Been Made
by Revenue Officials
SULLETTN

WASHINGTON, Eov. l2-zon1s brew
is stin u11nenaced OF q ruling Fsstric-
ting the sale OF hops ana malt only 90
bakers and eonfect4oners. 1t was announ-
ced at the bureau of internal revenue
today. such restrictions have not pro-
gresssd beyond the stage OF oHtcs mem
oranda concerning tho possible legality
OF such restI1cttons- Commissioner OF
Internal Reveuus Williams, who would
have 20 pass upon such d. departmental
order, stated today he had not beer con-
suited.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
ARRESTED FOR
ALLEGED BIGAMY

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Nov. - ].
Crawford Hughes, SO. railroad engineer
employed at East ST. Louis. Ill. is
under arrest FOR alleged higany fol-
loving investigation BY Mrs. Hughes
vs7oge home Is here Hughes went to
St. Louis last May, refusing. according
to Nre. Hughes, to take her with him.
Recominr suspicious. she said, she sent
he- brother to East St Louis and
learned that Hughes. under the name
~ ct-av. vas married to Mrs. Myrtle
rfaltz. 90. a divorcee os EdwardsviiIe.
III The arrest followed investigation
ry Mrs. Hughes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
HUNGER
STRIKE IS
WOUND Up
fINrrsNArIoNAL nEws sERvlcEl

CORK. Nov. l2---The nine Slim Fein
hunger strikers in Cork jail today VOL
unfairly ended their fast after a3 days
aostentlon from food.
All OF the nine men were in critical
condition and most OF them were on
TIRE point CT death when they yielded
10 the counsels OF high sim Fein OF
fNials and spiritual advisers and con-
septed to abandon their hunger strike.
The hnal appeal, which decided the
men to end their fast came from
Arthur Griffith. acting president Of the
Irish republic. He was supported by
Lord Mayor O'Canaghan. the successor
to Terence MacSwiney.
Originally there were u hunger
strikers. but two OF them had sue
clmped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
MILDE SENT EAST
BY JUDGE ANDERSON

Judge a z. Anderson ordered the
removal 70 Philadelphia Of Otto Paul
Milde. arranged before L. s. Comnls-
sioner c. Z. Surprise IN Hammond and
charged with violating the Mann white
slave act. Ada Nay Taylor was ord
cred removed Wednesday on informa-
tlon from Philadelphia that she Is to
oe held as as material witness. Tha
homes Of both are in Philadelphia. but
Miide has recently been employed as
a musician in a LaPorte theater. The
girl is fifteen years old and is said to
have been travelling with Alilde. Her
mother said Tuesday she was willing
that her daughter marry the defendant.
but she was advised the law must take
IS course.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
FOOTBALL
MEN IN HARD
SCR|MMAGES

Both the Hammond high school ard
professional football teams are putting
in some hard practice these snappy
days getting in preparation for the
games at Gary Saturday and Sunday.
The high school team IS in the pink
Of condition and IS showing Up won.
derfully now that real football wca-
ther las arrived. Coach Hess. prof.
ting BY what he has deduccd from the
games this fall IS porSing the boys
= the limit and backers OF the team
are confidently predicting victory over
Emerson tomorrow.
Manager Young Of the pSofession nails
Is also laying himself cut to take. the
game with the Cary Ellls on SUNDAY.
Ills men practice every afternoon and
even by arc Light at night in gett.pE
signals and the new trick plays down
rat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
ANOTHER FINE STORE

The style Shop Bootery is smother
store just added to Haninond's rapidly
growing business district. It Is one
Of 3 chain OF Indiana shoe stores that
viii sell high grade women's shoes
under SO. The store will be operated
ia connection With the style shop on
State street, beng located just next
door. You can ind the answer. .Wly
90 to ch!cago?" at the Style Shop
Bootery. 50 its manager says.
openins announcement viii be feuna
oI. another page n this issue OF Tee
Tines.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
sULLETn

ftNTERNATloNAL news SERVICE
INDIANAPOLIS IND. Nov. H.
Tlse American Legion Weekly. off,
oiaI publican OF the American Le-
s.on, with its staff, VIII be brought
70 Indianapolis Il became known to-
day when announcement vas made
that the Legion had obtained &
lease for additional floor space fo~
the National headquarters in the
Meridian Llge Building hare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
; P:M. NEWS
FLASHES


Times BUREAU At STATE CAPITAL.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Nov. -
Fifteen per cent Of the total force
Of tho Icnns1g arla > shops at
Altoona. Pa. were dropped from
the pay rolls today Altogether
1859 men are affected. They re-
ceived five days notice. The re
ductton Of the force Is permanent,
officials said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
EULLETTN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS seRueEJ


WASHINGTON, Nov. l&-I hc IN
terstate comerce commission today
suspended until December II. pro
posed cancellations on joint class
and commodity rates from various
Southeastern points to stations on
the gulf, Mobile and Northern rail-
road and the cancellation Of joint
rates applicable on goods shipped
BY the way Of that road
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
MACCABEE
ASSEMBLAGE

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Nov Ii
Delegations Of members of the Ladies
81 the Naccabees residing In Cary
Hammond. East Chicaso. South Bend,
Mishawaka and Elkaart are in the
ely attending the L. 0, T. N. rally in
81 Johns hall. under the auspices of
Michigan City hive, No. 921 L. 0. T.
n Thirty-four Hammond ladies are
present and the Gary delegation con-
s.tts Of IS members Mrs. Frances z.
Burns Of s.. Louis. Mich. great COM
rllande~ OF the order. and state Com
,nendar Rose O'>eu of Huntington. are
ip attendance.
steel city hive. No. 5s5 Of Gary. put
on the private initiatory work this
afternoon. while the public drill this
evening Is TO be given by opal hive,
&@. ass ~f Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
MAIL PLANE FALLS
ON CITY OUTSKIRTS

CHICAGO. Nov. l2.-E. A. vanetta
end Thomas Smith, pilot and mechani-
ciGn. respectively OF the Chicago
Cleveland air mail service. narrowly
escaped serious injury or death today
when rhe motor of their plane died
and after scaling house tops Tor half
a mile. crashed to the ground in a
aeld IN the western outskirts o. the
city.
The machine was On rs way 70
Cleveland with load ot mail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS ssRyIcEi
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Gen- Nivelle.
French stragesst and of Nerdun was
on his way 10 Chicago today from
the east Cen. yivelle will visit
MAJ. Gen. Leonard Wood ana viii
remain over Sunday evening after
which he wtn return cast.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
BULLETIN


INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
PARIS. NOV. 12-Russian soviet
troops that broke through Cen
Wrangers Arst line defenses on
the Crimean line. according to dis
patches received from Sebastopoi
this morning.
The position Of Gen. Nrangel $
anti -Bolshevih' army Is critical.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEl
TOLEDO, o., NOV. 12-The VII
lys-Overland plant, which has been
closed fer inventory for the past
week. will resume operations, be-
ginning next Tuesday with a par
tial force of 1000 men. 1t Is not
definitely known when the plant
will resume with full force
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
zAl.uas-l-asa,alll.Is ,lizu.-a-lz..s= ~
BULLETIN


INTERMEDIARY NEMs otkfENEI
PITTSBURGH. PA NOV. l2-
The condition OF I. s. Senator
Boies Penrose continues 70 cause
considerable alarm 10 his friends.
although his physicians insist that
1T is net serious enoUg to fear
the worst" Scranton architect has
consented 20 submit TO blood
tranfusion for the senator, it was
learned today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Henceforth, all advertising CODY
for publication must be in THE
TIMES Office not later than 1880
A. Nj. the day before publication,
with a limit Of ~ inches. Three
quarter and fuIl-page ads must be
in 48 hours before publication.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
HOME ROBBED
By THIEVES S

Mrs. Da1gAevty. who occupies the
lower fat at 22e S.bley street. Ham
rond. reported to police this rnorning
taat her home had been robbed during
tie night. Ths burglars entered
through a kitchen window and took 4
tn box containing s1I3 ana s1rne pa
pers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12

Look for Browns price slaughtering
sale Of canned fruits, jams and vege-
tables On another page OF this issue
Adv. lille
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12

Senator Charles Curtis Of Kan
sas. Republican whip, is said to be
slated for the foor leadership IN
the next senate II Senator Lodge.
present hoor leader. is given 4 cab
met position in the new adninistra-
ton. Curtis has announced that,
after President Wiser leaves Office.
: iii intro duce a bill to definitely
establish the disa oility OF q presi-
dent in the future if the situation
caused by Wilson'S breakdown
should be repeated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12
THE WEATHER

ron INDIANA-FnIr md con-
tinued cold weather tonight and
Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-12

or streets and newKstands, Sc
per copy. Delivered by carrier 10
hammond ana West Hammond
aGc per month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26

bridegroom left later in the day for
Canada The bride 10 q daughter Of
Me-. & r. Carter and the late Mrs.
Elisabeth Gooding Cater. Nr. Bad
we'll 10 4 son OF the late Mr. W. =.
Budwen Of Virginia. He 10 . grad
uate Of tho Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute and served as . first Lieu
tenant, u. g A. in the world war:
They will make their homo In Rich
Mrs. ]. A. Pheian Of wardman, Park
Hotel has in charge the tea and card
party to be given Thursday afternoon
FOR the benefit Of the scholarships for
Trinity College, under the auspices
Of the ladies auxiliary board OF that
Institution.
A number Of prominent walmen will
attend as patronessea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
GEN. PERsHlNG TO REST.

sEACIIFTR n. Y. octobef BE-
Gen. John ]. Pershing will arrive
this week to spend the next tive
months in q cottage at Rosslyn. &C
cording to Mr.. and Mrs. John DEM
Arrest, owners of the cottage
It was said the generals health
was not good and that he desired a
rest before making a trip to South
America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
Sofa and Davenport Pillows

For the Home, for the College Room, and for Gifts
Beautiful Soft Silk and Taeta Piows IN shirred effects
and exceedingly rich and beautiful colors. .
Plain Velvet Pillows, Velvet and Tapestry Combination
Pillows. -. .., nv, -, .,.-.......
solid eolors and two-toned. :,
Pain Velvet Pillows, with metal galoon trimming.
Fine Cretonne Tapestry and Brocade Pillows
Prices Range From $3.25 to SIS Each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26

Misses Dinner and Dance Frocks
For the Halloween Party
Exquisite and delightful versions of the autumn mode
expressed in these dinner and dance ocks of pquant
charm.
Codored Silk Iaces favored this season. combined with
satin and charmese fashion exclusive little dinner focks Some
accordion pleated trimmed with velvet ribbons and
sage bouquets In brown, blue and black.
Priced $3.50 to $85
Exquisite Dance Frocs of charming individuality favor bout
fancy and graceful dapng pastel shades of peach orchid pink
nile turquoise and beautifully trimmed with silk ue silk and
silver embroidery lavish designs ribbon sashes and
Of varied colors.
Priced, SIS to $3.50
Sizes ID, 16 18
-..u.,uas% <.z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
Dainty Co1ored
Curtains

For the bedroom. of wolfe
and muslin, with neat colored
embroidered edges; some are
ruhaed and others sealloped.
In yellow. blue, pink and
green, $50 to $50.
Marqttisettes and
Voi1es for Making
Curtains
a very large variety Of
these materials:
Plain Marquisettes, &c, Sc
and $11y yard
Plain Voiles, &c, Sc and 81
yard.
Tape Border Wolfe, ivory
and eeru, &c and SSc yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
Pyrex 7 transparent
Oven Dishes
Ire for Everyday Serv;ce

Are for Everyday Serv'ce
Use them daily in doing your baking; they
stand up under constant service, prove eco
nomical in their small use of heat required tor
cooking, conserve labor by their easy manner
of cleaning and the fact that you may serve
in the same dish.
Pvrex also economies in food-meats, vege-
tables. etc.. retain their natural favor and make
less expensive sorts as delicious as the more
costly kinds.
Every practical shape and size for baking
is made in Pyrex
Pyrex Casseroles in several different styles,
75c to S..
Pudding or Baking Dishes, 7Sc to $50
Pie Plates, round and six sided, s0c'to $l.2s.
Bread Pans, 81 and $1.75.
Custard Cups. zsc and SOC.
Gift Sets-l2 pieces Of Plain Pyrex. SPLEEN
did for the bride or bride-to-be, 81.
Glassware Section. Fifth Aoss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
$z.75 Pair
Il the Nsw Lou Price of These
Women's Black Silk Hose

AS often as manufacturers indicate new
prices on merchandise, it matters not in what
line, you will find them reflected in the prices
at which we sell them to you.
This is an excellent quality Silk Hose, in
black only, made full fashioned, with Isle
thread tops and Isle thread soles. A splendid
value at the new price.
Woman's Hotey Section. First doof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
Curtain Nets for
Making Curtains

Suitable for easement and
regularjpdows. Included are
plain filet nets, neat figures
and large designs; in many
effective patterns. Many Of
these nets are finished on one
or both sides with neat lace
edges. We know Of no nets
that will give more service
and make better looking cur
tains.
Fancy Nets, with edges, 81
to 81 yard.
Fancy Nets. without edges,
Sc to 8 yard.
Plain Filet Nets, 81 to s.
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
Lace Curtains
Are Being HING Every Day Now

Are Being Hung Every Day Now
Housewives getting their homes furnished and
decorated for the winter days. and Lace Curtains
important consideration Special attention is called the
handsome collection of imported curtains, including:
Duchess Lace
Brussels Net
Swiss Point
In that beautiful living reception
drawing and varied enough to meet all demands
The designs show have been selected with patrons
especially in mind and from simple border e
much elaborate designs and appropriate for
Inexpensive refined home the elegantly appointed
dence.
All productions of the artistic European
and will add the atractivenes of home
Soft Ivory and White and the Deep Eeru Tones
$40, $12 to SAB Pair