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FEATURES, EICTI,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 40 Isaa
Doris Rakek AnsDers
y Love Prob e111s
- SxJ

ss.Dear Miss Blake: I am going
with q young man four years my
senior. love him. Having q date
with him one night at 7:30 hap
pened to show up at 7:is and he
vas not there and on the same
night / met him at q school dance
and he said he was through with
y1e, and while saying Il he smiled
I'D said that / was going with
,nother young man the same
night. which was a lie. Will you
please advise me IL 1t Is right for
me to make up and how. or to let
him make up with me?
LILLIAN"
The young man has not learned
. lamentable feature about our
sex-our inability to arrive on
sime at a given place. However.
Be- has a case against you which,
together with jealousy inspired his
Unfair accusation. But then you
have to be fairly tolerant of .
jealous person like that, trying to
remember they are the real suf-
Serers following their hasty re-
marks and actions.
Dear Miss Blake: was going
with . fellow for the last six
months; had a falling out with him
a month. ago. In the meantime met
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Hand.-'' ailored Suits
Special, $3.50
Second Floor Anniuersaru Specials

Poiret Twill, - In. wide,
hlues, browns, black. 81
81. Gall Dotted swiss, enc
for ~hildrea's Wear. Csc I'D.
Wool Tricotfnes 81 in. wide,
S5j 50 In. S2-sS; q: In.
Wool Cream French Serge. -
In. wideI fne quality. S.Se,
Dress Goods, eoIered and
black fabrics Ia 10 Is
regular prices
Sateea 40 In. wide, in black,
white and eolor.- 5Se I'D.
Lace Wolfe, plain colored and
very good quality. roc I'D.
Printed Lace Noiles, large va
riety Of colors, soc I'd
Novels. Including romance,
nystery and detective
stories, 4Sc each.
Juvenile Books, "Dick Among
the Miaes,- typical boy
stories, 45c.
Fiction for older chiIdren-
reprihts of good titles. 45c.
Cases Tor Silverware. cretenne
covered, AanneI lined. SJe.
Laundry Bags, shoe Bags, OF
cretonae. 4oe or = for nc.
Stamped Bungalow Apron
Dresses. Of cretonne, with
pockets. oSc.
Bridae Lamps, wrought iron,
stth gold leaf decorations.
SS.s5.
Parchment shades, 12-in.
size. tinted and color
handed. S1.7a
PeIyehro Candlesticks,
with handles and decor
ated candles, &2-25 each.
Hair Switches, hrst quality,
5 separate stems, 3 eaehI
. gray, %.
PsIychrone Electric Portable,
with silk shade, various
coiors. $3.50.
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another nice young man. Now,
Miss Blake. this young man I met
a month ago says he's dearly IN
love with me and would, never
marry, any other girl. Ny frst
fellow has come back to me. I
love him more than the other.
a.
guess your best novels to give
them both, encouragement. 1t whl
give you a-chance to- decide which
is the one you really like the bet
ter. $500
Dear Miss Blake: / have been
Weeping company with a young
man for over a year and I love
him dearly. We were to be mar
ried in a short time from now. But
he always spends money foolishly
until his mother stopped him OF hi.
privilege of cashing checks. New
he can't receive money till he Is q,
and he asked me to wait till then
and he would marry me and would
buy his own home under my name.
IT. c."
I'd wait until he was 81 before
considering the marriage questie u
seriously. And, in the meantime,
with your influence persuade him
Into making a man OF himself.
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BLOUSES
AnaiyersaU
Prices


Tailored and Handmade
Blouses, in dimity and
batiste -ssmartest of the
seasons styles. Special,
$I.oo.
Dimity and Organdy
Blouses choose the tai
lored way of being smart.
Special, $a.eo.
Handmade Blouses, of
wolfe, batiste, some are
lace trimmed. Special, $a.6s.
Attractive H a n d m a d {
B1ouses, of the finer sorts
-smartly worked and
trimmed. Special, S3.75.
Handsome Tailored Silk
Blouses choose the smart
est silks and colors. Spe-
cial, A.z5.
Tie-ons and Tuck-ins, for
suit wear - in georgette
and crepe de chine. Spe-
cial, $s4s.
Exquisite Costume Blouses
many beautiful color
combinations mark these
as unusual. Special, $s.45.
Georgette Crepe and Crepe
de Chine - in wonderful
variety of suit models.
Special $3.es.
Blsuss Section, Third fesr.
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paI,.L II. -
,i.s,nS., .
.Is..ss
T.w.,. N 49,
keI.tfsrseS $500 n A -.
49, o 90.
Tow = - -
Am
ehes' many patterns S.55
Madeira Napkins, with ex-
esisite embroidery, I3xI3
In. S.sS dos.
Linen Refund Certer,ieee. "a
In. and Isee-frfnaeS- sI-as
Au-,j,e, T.hle-''fs.,.
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n q. s
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Ahen ebis Cloths sle
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Mea's Linen Initial Hanaker-
chiefs, Q fer -.
Meas Felt Hats, new spring
blscks. S1-3S
Men,s .Chansls and Tan Cspe
Gloves, D1.1s pair.
Men's Black -NorweEiaa Grain
Brsgae High Shoes, s5.75.
Mems Tan High Shoes and
Oxfsrds, S4-s5 pair
Meas Tan and Black English
oKfsrds, s5.sS pair.
UABreIlas, ssa or rain, Saka-
lite or leather straps.
csfsred OF Black siIk Un-
breIlas In newest handle
designs. tS.45.
Mems Unbrellas, silk and
Isle, selected wood han
dles- s2ss.
Chilaren's Umbrellas, Of Gle
ria cloth. k24S.
Bath ssap, BronIey's violet
.ee.tsd- lie cake, . cakes
Ashie.a Red Rubber Hot
water sstties, , and 3 ct.
Mexican RED Rubber syr-
inEes. 2 and 5 at. sizes.
Mosie.s Red Rubber ast.
Cembiaa lion syrinEes,
Inperted Tooth Bru.he., many
kinds and sizes. 1Se each.
3 for Soc.
Imported Nail Scrubs. assert
ed sizes and shapes. lie.
~hfsk Brooms. well made.
35c each. 3 fer 81.
Fancy SIX Carriers, color
combinations and ribbon
trimmed. sc pair.
Wool Polishing Mitts, finished
with leather backs. lee.
Waterproof Household Aprons,
assorted eelors- 3Se.
Dress Shields, sizes Nos. 2. 3
and 4. 1sc pair, for soc.
Silk-lined Dress Shields, flssh.
Sizes Nos. :, 3 and 4. 25e
pair.
Double Covered Rubber
Shields. sizes Nos.H, 3, 4.
2Sc pair. 9 for s1.35.
Rubber Baby Pants with elias
tic waist and knee bands.
BE pair.
Bias Fold Tape, Of white
lawn 9 yards to piece. :
pieces, 15e.
Hair Pins, assorted sizes, in
cabinets OF $50. De boz,
eSc dozen boxes.
Tsilet Pins, good quality. Dc
papeg sSe dozen papers.
Victoria Hair Nets, super-
inspseted, perfectly shsped.
Reddy Hair Nets. invisible
and above the average
grade. o5c dozen.
Necklaces. metal and stone
set, green gold or silver.
sSc, s1.45, s1.oS.
Tve-tone n Q b b on-12e I'd.
10 yds.. S1IOI 15e "a, 10
IDS, $40.
Tvo-tone n b b -2Oe I'd.
10 yds-. s1.oOB 25e "a 10
yds-. $40.
"Idealr Hair Brushes, with
rubber eashiens, black
bristles- s1.25.
"Ideap Hair Brushes. rukber
eushfent black and white
sristles. Use.
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For the Woman Who Trims Her Own Hat
Wreath.
Special, s1.z5

Fruit and berry wreaths,
combinations of colorful
flowers--very large efus-
ters Of fruit and flowers
Tdaipty Afoliage, beauti-
fully colored, combined
with. ,roses-smart com
binations of many flow
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Mems Twe-trsssers Spring
suits. $3.50.
Meas Separate wsol Trsu-
sers, $50.
Mems SiIk-lined Spring Top
costs, $25.50. -
FouIards. new designs, small
or medium patterns, s1.4s
I'D.
Tafretss, chiffon 6Risb, me-
dunn and dark shades, 30
In. wide, s1.S5 I'D.
CrePe de Chine. heavy quail
ity, black, white and col
ors, 20 in. wide. &2.25 I'd.
Charneuse, black, navy and
brown; high luster. 40 in.
Satin Crepes and Crepe Me-
teer., many eeiors' 40 in.
wide, $3.50 I'd.
Crepe PsPlin. In black, navy
and henns, % In. wide.
S1.S5 I'd. A
Rough Pensee In all wanted
eoIersy good quality, 30 I'm.
wide. S1.45 I'd. =
Satin Duchess, chiffon finish,
desirable colorsI 20 In.
wide. S1.65 I'd.
Printed Crepe de Chine, white
ground with eoloeed nE-
ures, t1.o5 I'd.
Fancy Imported Noiles, 20 In.
wide, Astted or striped. Use
I'd.
Longcloth, OF very nne quail
ityr lloyd. pieces si-SS
. piece.
, sheer White Lawn. 20 In.
wide, for aprons or dresses.
Use I'd.
> Ali-wooI Epiagle, - In. .wfdet
mfdnisht, navy. black q
I'd.
French Serge, a in. wide; all
wool, nidhieAt blue. si!sS
, Frepch Serge, A. In. wide,
black, blues, brown, &1-5
I'd
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The One Sale of the Year

In which the entire store takes part. offering
the best values from the best manufacturers
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Untrimmed Hat,
Special, $2.s5

A great variety of the
seasons smartest shapes
lin hemp, maline braid,
cellophane, agal and oat-
meal. braid-.in navy,
brown, black, tile blue,
red. pumpkin. jade. Gamma.
henna. pheasant, sand.
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feEgy Cellar and Caff Sets,
white or eolored linen. s5e
set.
White OPEaadie Rsll CslIarr
~ and Cuffs SSc set.
White 0rEandie Shield and
Collars, color trimmed, rsli
cellar. 1u-3S.
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sport Fiber SILK scarfs, bright
and dark colors. s2.s5.
Shields, Cuffs and Collars. Of
white orEandie, eAbroid-
cred. n.65 set.
Net GuiHps, with sleeves and
tuxedo collar, lace trim
med. S1.7S.
Peter Pan Collar and Cuff
Sets, eyelet embroidery.
35e set.
Meas Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, narrow hems- 9 fer
s1.45.
women's All-linen Enbrd.
Handkerchief. 9 for s1.l5.
Laees. hand-made Irish AID
Filet 1-3 to IL regular
prices.
veTIsEs, solid Or color COM
binations best shades. 4ec
yard.
French Ribbon, opaleseent ef-
feets, : In. wide. 2sc I'd.
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S gro J41111hez3A1.~ycSAR

CELEBRATING the 42d Anniversary of the founding of this business
with the biggest and best Anniversary Sale have held
That may remember the Anniversary and show appre-
citation and public of Washington have provided
hundreds of most extraordinary buying opportunities.
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Flowers
Special, Soc

A wonderful selection OF
beautiful flowers - clus-
ters OF roses, large pop
pies, daisies. grapes cher
ries, berries. large roses
and clusters of fruit
beautiful and coiorful.
Millinery Section, Third. floor.
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MILLION
TO BE E

Continued from Page one)
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SFHIGIALLIt1s INTRODUCED.
~Specialties are introduced at the first
4 the second act by Violet Milne. the
.oe dancer. little Annette Amber and
alice Goyke and q ballet or
1orothy Nessel. Elsie Orminski. Helen
Use, Ruth Stevens. Elevely Bates II
ertrude Cooper. Each OF these three
specialties is exceedingly wen done.
Hiss Milne has marked talent and the
pallet girls have been splendily trained
" Geraldine Swanson.
Mistress Edith Knapp won a place in
the hearts OF the audience win her
solo dance.
But the doughboys haven't been men,
TONED and they won the war, Withou.
the soldiers it wouldn't be "a vet show
at all. The ex-service men who APP
pear in the ensemble at the close OF
the show In full equipment and with
even greater daring wear evening dress
are Carl Davis. Earle X. Cone, Cy-
rus Boring, Richard James. G.. Crosse,
George Lipinski, Vernon Krager, Walter
Wilken, H. G. Kelso. James Beckett,
Chuck Nagdeman. Mac McClay, a
chester Hilton. John Byrne. AL Phrom-
mer. Ed. Collins. Archie Gibson, d. C.
Wilson n George Fifer.
Those are the names appearing on the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-10
'BOGY" TAKES
AN ICY BATH

Plainclothesman B~ogardus. member
of the sponge squad Of the Gary po-
ice department took his first cold
plunge Of the 1922 bathing season this
morning. but according to 'Bogy' as
he is more commonly known and he
doesn't play golf either, it came rather
unexpected.
Bogy and detective sergt. Jim Con-
nelly were out on the south side try
ing to round up some more stills and
moonshiners and it was shortly after
missing a big haul that they spied a
sack which looked like it might con
tain a still lying out in the high wa
Ter near 18th avenue and Clark Road.
Bogy. thinking himself a little more
daring and footsure than Mr.. Connolly
stepped out onto a log and represent
ing a tight rope walker started on his
thrilling stunt to the end of 1t.
Things did not go so well for Bogy
however. and the next thing. all Mr..
Connolly coald see was a big splash.
While Jim could not help but smile
IL was no laughing matter for the shiv-
ering dry sleuth. Connolly rushed to
the side of the water dripping form Of
Bogy and assisted him back TO terra
nrma. Thus ended the mornings
sieuthing as Bogy had to hurry to his
home to put on some dry and warm
clothing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-10
ADVICE TO
BANKS ST|RS
Up RUMPUS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON, March 1o.-A row Of
no small proportions was threatened in
Congress today over the action of the
Treasury officials In knocking" the
Soldier Bonus Certificate plan worked
out by the republicans Of the Ways and
Means committee. Several members
Of the including Represen-
tatise Frear. republican. of Wisconsin,
served notice they would deal with the
matter on the floor.
Various and conflicting statements
attributed to Comptroller of the Treas
TRY Crissinger TO the effect that he
would advise National banks against
aroused particular Ire.
BY some newspapers most radically
opposed 20 bonus legislation, Chissin-
ger was quoted as stating that he
would forbid" National banks &C
cepting such paper. By others he
was merely quoted as stating he would
advise against acceptance OF any large
amounts of 1t.
Comptroller C~rissinger was enroute
to his home in Marion. Ohio. today and
calls at his office failed to elicit an
official statement of his exact remarks,
but members OF the Ways and Means
committee said they would ask from
ne floor under wha. authority Treas
rs officials deign to interfere with
framing OF laws by Congress and
where they get the authority to ad-
jse the ignoring OF noncompliance
ith laws framed by Congress"
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THE TIMES

program and If any were absent the
reviewer has no means of knowing.
Others in the cast are Lowell s..
Fisher. as Steve Murphy" Harry c.
Miller. as Gen. ]. ]. Harboard." Edwin
Lspinski as a waiter. Ethyle Doyle an
"Ma'm'seIle Jennie" and they were d
credit to their uncles and their cousins
and their aunts.
1t is a good show. "A Buck on Leave
and the Veterans of the Foreign Wars
who produced it have won another vic
tory. The crowd couldn't get enough
OF Patrick Henry Barnes and his mimi
table stories. He was born for the part
like Joseph jefferson and Frank Bacon
were born for RIP Van Wrinkle" ana
"Lightnin." This fun he makes of or
rcers. ard the army life is brighter
than the lines of the "Follies." 1t is
good fun. never overdone and always
original. And it Is timely. When the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-10

the forlorn fellows standing at the
mill gates waiting for a Job are the
heroes Of yesterday. the boys who wera
told when they left for the army tina
the country would nevc. forget them.
IA Buck on Leave is not an ordi-
mar show. It has n lesson for us. 1t
Is a sugar coated pill that We need to
take to tone up our patriotism.
1t will do you good to see the show
tonight or tomorrow night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-10
WILSON
DIES AT HEBRON

CROWN POINT. Ind. March 10
The death Of John Wilson. brother Of
Joseph Wilson OF this city. who is now
the only survivor OF a family of nine
children occurred at his home in He
bron on Wednesday night after a ling
ering Illness caused from a paralytic
stroke.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-10

The East Chicago board of education
have completed plans for the erection
Of a new public high school. to cost
$500, 900. on a site OF and south OF Tod
park. Negotiations are still pending
for the purchase OF this nfteen acre
tract of land from the East Chicago
company for 3 5000. Proposals foi
the authorization of a $500. 900 bond
issue and the purchase OF this ground
have been brought before the East Chi
caRo common council for their con-
sideration.
Members of the boar dof education
say that they expect to get started
with this work within a couple OF
months.
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Buck appears wearing civilian pants
and an army coat and explains tina.
when he got the $50 bonus from the
government he went to a store to buv a
suit and could only get a pair OF pants.
we are reminded of 1919, when the SOL
diers came home to find suits selling ar
$50 and 500.
The song say 1t With Jobs Is a.
reminder to employers that many of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-10
Canyon 5000 Feet Deep.

The famous Grand canyon OF the
Colorado is 5000 feet deep in its deep
est part, with nearly perpendicular
sides. and is one of the most imposing
piecas of scenery either in this coun-
try or In Europe,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-10
Card Of Thanks

We wish to express our heartfelt
hanks to the relatives, friends, neigh
,ors. fraternaI orders n societies.
gho SO kindly assisted US during our
ecent bereavement; Also for the many
eautiful floral offerings and the use
Il the machines.
MRS. CATHERINE STEWART
AND FAMILY. 3-10-I
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JAMES SIMS
UNDER ARREST

On a warrant James Sims stopping
at the Commercial Hotel was arrested
Yesterday on u charge OF obtaining
money under faise p-estenses. The
deta IL were not disclosed.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-03-30

IKE shades. such as orchid, larkspur
blue, sage green-by the way. green's
are the rage.
Time was, and not far distant, when
we felt restrictions in respect to color.
The ban has been removed, and the
color note is keen in spring raiment.
Paris says "a touch of red" and the
order is carried out in diverse ways
on dark frocks and above all, red with
white, is the last word in fashion.
Monotone effects vie with combina-
tions. In these monotone studies, ev-
cry detail is carried out in perfect
match color and the idea is exagger-
ated to such an extent that hosiery,
shoes. gloves, and hat bespeak single
color. The accessories, more specifical-
ly the handbag, girdle and jewelry,
take this as cue to supply startling
color notes, accented the more because
Of the simplicity Of their background.
The crepe satin frock shown at the
The Hope pioneer., 1922-03-30

style. but the sleeveless one-piece dress.
made up with the coatee to match, is
classified as a three-piece suit. With
these are worn DETACHABLE sleeves Of
the kimono style. secured to an under
guimpe. Thus one can, with cloth
three-piece costume, have varied
sleeves ranging from batiste and lace
to crepe back satin or beaded georg-
ette. The economy in such an outfit
Is obvious, and thus supplied one is
ready for every occasion.
Such charming combinations are sug-
gested as the following: Rust-colorei
marocain crepe for coat and lower
portion, with paisley beaded on georg.
ette blouse; navy krepeknit with
toast-colored blouse attached of crepe
satin embroidered in gayest Bulgarian
shades; white canton crepe top with
white satin waist ornamented with
scarlet porcelain beads; black coat and
dress with detachable periwinkle blue
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A union o.
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For the ailing, half f-sick housewife
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Many women truggle along for
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Now I heartily recommend it to all
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The Hope pioneer., 1922-03-30
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHlLD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Even sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of california Fig Syrup" II the
little tongue is coated, or if your child
Is listless, cross, feverish, full Of cold,
or has collie, give teaspoonful to
cleanse the liver and bowels. In a few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the constipa.
ton poison, sour bile and waste out Of
the bowels, and you have well, play
full child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup handy. They know tea
spoonful today saves sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
Inc california Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother
You must say "California" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.-Advertiss'
ment.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-03-30

tune ready for every occasion. The
striking new feature in the seasons
models Is the Introduction of contrast
ing remarkable blouse effects. All the
feeling for bright color which has been
suppressed in the demure top coat and
skirt portion bursts into glory in the
attached blouse. Little does the un-
initiated dream Of the concealed ornate
ness until milady chooses to flash it to
the world by an accidental on pur-
pose" tossing back Of the top coat or
its removal entirely, thus converting
the suit into an afternoon one-piece
frock. These double-duty costumes
cannot fail Of appreciation.
Not only is the attached blouse good
The Hope pioneer., 1922-03-30
Spring Gowns for Afternoon;
Clever 1hree-Piece Suits

u ECOAI1NGNEsS is the most I'M
~ portant word in the style vocabu.
lary for spring, 1922. Dress to type
Is the seasons unwritten law. If you
appear at your best in long slender
lines, so be it. Madame Fashion shows
approval by making provision for this
type in her new models. For those
who will 1t otherwise, there are charm
Ing versions Of full skirts in the al
bum Of present-day styles.
AS to the color of your new frock,
let your complexion determine choice.
for winsome afternoon gowns are
tuned to brunette or blond, to those
who prefer the sedate, and to those
who welcome refreshing new spring