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"ri npoii the skirr is an oddly shaped tablier wlth,-heavilr stitched edges ' and a lowe'tiordering of fancy sillt braid, trWhlle the 36-lnch semi-fitting coat trimmed with braid and military ornaments, has wide collar of panne velvet and braid which at the back is eharply pointed n.i extends quite to the waistline. The medium size hat with a nuill-bow of black and white panne velvet. MEALS FOR A tAV. BREAKFAST. Autumn Fruits in Pretty Basket. Green Pepper Cream Toast. Diced Brown Potatoes. Crumpets with Plum Marmalade. Percolated Coffee. LUNCHEON. Pweet Corn Chowder. Toasted Lotig Branch Crackers. Apple Fritters. Russian Tea Served with Cloves and Lemon. DINNER. Broiled Ham Surrounded with Fmall Potatoes Rolled In Butter. (Garnish with Parsley and Red Peppers fiely mlced.) Dolly Varden .Vegetable Dish. Halved Tomatoes on Lettuce Ieaves, Cream Dressing. Hot Chese Cracker. 1 Demi Tarse. HOXOR MR. 1IKI3CH. In honor of Mrs. George Helser who win soon return to her home In Aiuskegon, Mich., after an extended visit Jwith Hammond friends and relatives,' Mrs. Bert Cox gave a very delightful afternoon party yesterday at her home.' 437 West Plummer avenue. The guests were received In the parlors where they pent tho afternoon hours very pleasantly In conversation. A musical program was one or the features of the 'entertainment and several very pretty Inumbers were gvlcn. Dainty refresh'menta were served during the afternoon and at seven o'clock the guests were 'invited into the dining room and served ' with an elaborate supper. . Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. August 'Franck, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox. Mes'dames George Helser of Muskegan, Mich., H. Dilts, S. E. Swaim, E. Lehman. T. Eenschop, L. Anderson, T. Cox, the Misses Ulva Dilts, Pearl and Mabel Cox nd Messrs. John Grimmer, Charles Jonas and Cecil Wolf. MO MEETIXG YESTERDAY. There was no meeting of the members of the Embroidery club yesterday afternoon which was the regular meeting day. The members may arrange for a party to be given next Monday, September 25 and the hostess will be named later. The guests will devote the afternoon to their needle work. MEETING WAS POSWOXEO. It- wais decided by the members of the Ladles' Auxiliary to the University Club to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place this afternoon until Tuesday, September 26th. The mttfting will be held in the University Club rooms. Bridge whist will be play ed during the afternoon will be named later The hostesses

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.m i - nana. iiiLii i hi i SOCIAI, SEWS FOR WKDXESDW. The menibera of the I.adlea Aid aorirty of the Flriit Preabyterinn thnreh villi meet In the church purloin Wednesday afteraono. lra. Helen TvtIk will be he hostess. The membera of the 1. adieu' Aid swelety of the First Congregational church mill meet In the church par. lorn Wedneadny. Mrs. J. 1). Itrusel will be "at home" to the member of the l.atllea" Jnlld of St. I'anl!, Fplnroaal ehtirch Wednrmlnr nftrrnnoii at her renldeace, t!)i I.ounn atret. The membera of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian ehtirch will meet for ua ll day aeaaion Wtdnpxdny In the norlora of the rknrrh la Calnmet avenue. A peilro party yII be given In the K. of P. anil tomorrow afternoon by the members of the Ladles' Society of the It. of 1.. F. and K. The public I Invited. IVNTERTAINS 1XFOHMAM.V. At hev home In Truman avenue, Mrs. Gorman K. Strouse will entertain the members of the K, A. E. club Thursday afternon. It is the afternoon for th regular bi-monthly meeting and the hours will be spent with needle work. ! Mtl.l. MKKT TlllRSUtV. Thursday- afternoon of this week the ladles of Sewtng Circle X. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital will meet with Mrs. If. 05. Stevenson at her home In West Pibley street. The afternoon will be devoted to cards and several games of pedro will he played. The Invitation to attend is extended the members of the society. I HOM1R THE flEVi PETEH. 1 (III W I PPi'QV al-snlnor tnA .vt m It A of Zions Gorman M. K. churrh will give a public reception in honor of their pastor, the Rev. August Peter, who was returned to this charge by the last conference. Rev. Peter, was the pastor oi this congregation about twenty years ago. In the time Intervening he served 'various charges In the Chicago irtstrlct. (Two years ago be was pl;-d on the superannuated list.' and he then came to this city to make his home. Owing i to the prolonged illness of the Rev. I refreshments will he served in the par lors of the church. The German speakfng people of the city are cordially invited to attend. A social ;atiikrig. Mrs. Hanson will entertain the mem. (bers of the D. S. club at her home in i Sheffield avenue, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hanson will entertain at a thimble party and the usual social diversions will be enjoyed. A SPECIAL MEKTIXti. A special meeting of the members -f ine jewian uaaies' Ala society Philanthropic committee of the Ham mond Woman's club lias been called to take place Friday afternoon at four o clock in the kindergarten room of the Central School. Business of Im portance will come up for discussion and It is desired that there is a large attendance at the meeting. A I.ODGK SESSION. A meeting of the members of the True Kindred will take place this ever, lng In I. O. O. F; hall In State street. After the lodge session an hour will bt spent socially. The members are all Invited to be present. MISS BRADT A HOSTESS. Miss Edith Bradt will Entertain the young ladles of the Philathea club this evening at her home in East State street. It Is the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual business and so clal program will! be followed. A large attendance of members Is desired. DESIRE A LARGE ATTESDASCE. An Important meeting of the mem bers of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur will be held this evening n the K. of P. hall in South Hohman street. There will be initiation of class of candidates. A social hour will ! follow the regular lodge sess'on. A large attendance is desired and It is especially desired that every member of the degree staff Is present. A THIMBLE PARTY. Miss Bertha Maleitskn will have as her guests this evening at her home in Indiana avenue, the young ladies of the N. N. Embroidery club. They will mee for their weekly club party and music and needle work will be among the so clal diversions enjoyed. A DINNER. One of the prettiest social entertain ments of the week will be given this evening when Mrs. J. O. Ibach Is "a nome to a number or Hammond young women at her residence. S54 South Hohman street in honor of her daugh tor. Miss Anna Ibach. Mrs. Ibacb will entertain at a six-thirty o'clock dinner, AN ALL DAY SESSION. The members of the Deborah Aid so clety of the First Christian church will meet for an all day session Wednesday in the parlors of the church in Calume avenue. The members of division No. 2 of which Mrs. Bydee Is chairman will have charge of the meeting. They will serve a dinner at noon, to jjvhich the j members and their friends are invited. There will also be a sale of home

JERCJF.NS-HONQl EST M PTIAL9. A' '"vety f!rety . nuptial servlc'e wa' solemnized this morning at St. Joseph's

Catholic church In Russell street whort Miss Josephine Jergens, daughter of Mrs. Mary Jergens was united In mit'rriage to John Honquest. The hour for Ihe ceremony was eight o'clock and as thfc guests gathered ft t the church and found their places Mrs. John Scherer who preside at the pipe orgau play! a program of very pretty music. She played the "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin lor the entrance of !ie brida'. patty and she continued to play ns. they outiie iown tbe long central t'l'.t to tiv altar. Before the reading of the service Miss Anna Tausehek sang the "Ava Maria" very sweetly. Tho "Dachuer's Mass" was sung by the choir. At the altar the bridal party was met hv the Rev. Father II. M. Plaster who read the nuptial service of the chrueli. The ring ceremony was ufed. ,ln the bridal procession were Miss Kathrine Fox, Miss Elizabeth Fnsesly and Miss Margaret Relnholtz, members of the Youryr Ladies' Sodality who carried the banner of the society. They wore dainty costumes of whit orgrand. Their flowers were pink kllarney rose. Miss Cora Ludwig of (Jra - rsla nd. Neb. who served the bride as maid of honor entered with the groom. Following cam the bride with her brother, tjeorgu Jergens who was the groom's only attendant. The bride wore a very dainty and beautiful white lace robe. She wore a long tulle veil caught to her hlr with a half wreath of lutes or tup vnuey. he carried brides roses and lilies of the valley; Her gaing away gown wa.s a tailored suit of blue serge and she wore a hat to correspond. Ml. Lud wig wore a very pretty white lingerie gown and a large white picture hat. She carried an arm boua.net of pink rose uds. Following the ceremony at the church the members of the bridal party, tnn relatives and a number of friends of the families drove to the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Mary Jerger., .t;; East Sibley street where a reception was held. The guests at th reception numbered nearly fifty. They met In the parlors to extent! their best wishes and ongratulatlons to Mr. and Mrs. Honuest. The tifts to Mr. and Mrs. Honquest were displayed. They received ny beautiful gifts in cut glass, silver, china. linens and paintings irom innt friends. At twelve o'clock the gues'a were Invited into the dining room aud erved'wlth a wedding breakfast. Ths tables were trimmed In the bride's chosn colors of pink and white and large bouquets of roses were used in the ecoration. Tn the parlors there was a profusion of flowers In the same dainty colors of pink and white. Mr. and Mrs. Honquest left this after noon or Niagara Falls and Buffalo, X. Y. where they will spend several dayr-. Thev will return to. Hammond and be at home" to their rlends after Novem ber 1st at 203 East Sibley street, where they have an apartment all in readiness. The bride- is prominent In church work, being a member of the choir of St. Joseph's Catholtc church and also of the Toung Ladles' Sodality. She is also known in the social circles of the city and her marriage followed a series of delightful parties given In her honor following the announcement of mr en gagement made a few weeks ago. Mr. Honquest is one o the prominent young men of Hammond and has many friends who will extend him their best wishes and congratulations. He is employed by the C. I. & S. R. R. at the Gibson office. HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING. A meeting of the members of Unity Council Knights of Columbus was hel'l last evening in the K. of C. club rooms. The first degree was conferred upon eight candidates. The plans were made for the meeting to be held Monday, October 15 when the third degre-e will be conferred upon a large class. There was the usual large attendance of members at the meeting. A SOCIAL. The members of the Epworth League of the First M. E. church . will give a social in the league room Thujsday evening. September 21st to which tha public is invited. It is desired that there is a large attendance as pUns have been made for an evenirjg'spleasant entertainment. A fitll.D MEETING. The next meeting of the young ladles of St. Agnes Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal church will take place Mon day evening, October 2nd and Miss Eliiabeth Mettler will1 be hostess at her home in South Hohman street. A large attendancf of members Is desired as bu.siress of Importance will be transacted. There will be a short social ses sicn. (EI.EHRATKS ANNIVERSARV. Mrs. Leonard Elster very charminglj cif.ertali-? number of children at her home In East Sibley street this aftfrnooti in honor of her son, Henry. The party was given to celebrate his sev enth birthday anniversary and he re ceived many r"tty gifts In remem brance of the day. Tha children were Invited to come at three o'clock and spend the remainder of the afternoon. Mrs. Bunde assisted Mrs. Elster In the entertainment of the litle people. She took them to the princess theater after which they returned to the home and enjoyed games and contests until fourthirty o'clock when they were InviteJ into the dining room and served with a luncheon. The dining room was prettily decorated with bouquets of asters and autumn foliage. The lltle guests spent a very enjoyable time and left af ter extending Master Henry best wishes for many more happy birthday anniver saries. A WORK MEETING. There will be no regular meeting of the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E. church tomorrow which is the regular meeting dBy but instead the members will meet at the homes of Mrs. S. E. Hix, 785 Claude street and Mrs. J. D. Ebrlght In Ogden street for work. A HlHfH WEDDIXG. The marriage of Miss Verna Ooxywac and Joseph Skwlrtx was fcolemnized at St. Andrew's Catholic church 1ft West

NEW SET OF . LECTURES t , - The Lyceum lecture and entertainment course- given under the auspices of the Hammond Woman's club last winter proved to be so popular that the club has already concluded negotiations for a similar course this year. The entertainers. If anything, will he better. A . series of five evenings will

constitute the course and tickets are now on sale by members of the club. A season ticket is $1.50 for adults and $1 for children. A sigle admission ticket for adults is 50 cents and for children 25 cets. The dates and attractions for the entertainments are as follows: Friday, Oct. 20 John Eberly Concert Party, under the auspices of the music committee of the club. Monday. Nov. 13 Benjamin Chapin. in Interpretations of his own dramas, under the auspices of Ihe drama committee. Tuesday, Dec. S Robert Parker Miles, dramatc lecturer, appearng under the auspices of the art committee. Tuesday h. 6 The English Opera Singers, under tho auspices of the literature committee. ' Thursday, Feb. 22 Ralph Parlatte. humorist, appearing under the auspices of the history committee. AH of the entertainers are recommended by the Lyceum bureau which sends them out, and Hammond people who enjoyed last year's course tinder the auspices of the Hammond Woman's club has reason to look forward to something equally good, or probably better along some lines. . The entertainers will be given at the First Methodist church. Hammond Monday. The hour for the Ceremony wa.s eight o'clock. The Rev. Father Xorvowkowskl officiated anl read the nuptlat mass. The ring ceremony was ufed. The bride had as her maid of honor. Miss Besse Kaminski and her bridesmaids were tmit Pkwirtz ar.d Helen Majsznh. Albert Goyke, 'Clem Lessncr and Joseph Rawloskl attended the groom. The bride wore a beautifu gown of white satin. Her veil was caught to her hatr with a wreath of Utiles of the valley. She carried an arm bouquet C brides roses and lillies of, the. valey. A reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Pkwirti was held at the home of the grroom'. sister at 230 154th Place. A large number of the friends and relatives of the bride and groom were invited to ex tend them thlr best wishes and con gratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Skwlrtx will make their home In West Hammond. . Mrs. Charles Spefchert is entertaining trs. Wolf of Planes, Michi, at b&- hone, its Michigan Avenue for severatfdaysy 1 Mr. and Mrs. LouU kritxkei'Mrs. Emil Klitzke and Mrs. W'llllarjr Clough motored to Harvey, 111. tody and were the guests of Mrs. Paul Klftrke. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kamradt and Mrs. Mary Wlekllnskl were visitors in Gary Sunday. Mrs. G. W. Hunter of Hohman street went to Chicago today to spend the day with Mr. Hunter who is very HI at, the Wesley hospital. Mr. Hunter submitted to an operation yesterday and Is reported to be very 111. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Walker and Jerome Collins attended the theater in Chicago Sunday evening and saw "The Follies" at the Colonial. Mrs. Christ Lohman of Highlands spent yesterday in Hammond visiting friends and transacting business. N. Kodyker of Ross, Ind., W. M. Lohman and Floyd Kodyker of Highlands were among the out of town business visitors In Hammond yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer of South Hohman street were the guests of Mrs. Dyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rockwell of Crown Point over Sunday. Miss Alice Hess was the guest of friends in Chicago last evening to see "The Follies" at the Colonial. Mrs. Charles Beall left for her home in Chicago last evening after spending several days In Hammond the guest of her parents, Mr." and Mrs. L L Daugherty of Logan .street. Miss Anne Galvin of Indiana Harbor was the guest of Mrs. J. B. L Hinds at her home in Doty street last evening. Mrs. Margaret Helser of Crown Point Is spending a few days with Mj. and Mrs. John Hcise'r and Mr. and Mrj. John Helser and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiser of Carroll street. Edwin Fredericks left for Greencastle, Ind. yesterday to resume hii studies at DePauw I'nlverslty after spending the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fred ericks at their home in Webb street. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lederer of Douglas avenue visited an uncle of Mr. Lederer's who returned to Chicago very recently from Europe where he has been for several years. Miss I-ols Hlrky of South Hohma.i street has returned fom Chicago where sr. has been visiting Miss Hattie Hollcraft for a nr days. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Llpinskl spent Sun day with their sons, George, Edward and Frank who are attending college ai Lisle. 111. Mrs. Edward Muenlch of Ann streel has gone to Manhattan. Kansas to spend a month with her mother. Mrs. John Btnnett. SPECIAL SOTtCE. '. On account of Odd Fellows meeting at Indianapolis, , Wednesday, Sept. 20, the Monon route will have extra coaches on trains 31 and 3". For return of these passengers we will run special train leaving Indianapolis 11:39 p. m. Wednesday night, Sept. 20, stopping at intermediate stations. Rate t. 90 for round trlp.'and tickets good for return Sept. 26. For further Information call or phone G. B. Peterson, agent.i 18-2

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Wm. K. Sparks presents MISS ANNA DAY In Paul Kester's Dramatization of Charles Major's Romance of Chivalry

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Prices SEAMSTRESS VIStTS. A com pan y of six busy women aa-ve much time and labor by engaging the same neamatreaa to route to eneh one of them, one day a week, the rear round each woman having a regular day," aaya Woman Home Companion. When a hole la found, a button off, a nam ripped, a dreaa to be let down, each article la laid nslde In a large baMket for the mending day. Patchea, buttons, thread and other needed materials nre hunted up nt onee nnd folded In each garment. On the ontalde of each la pinned paper with directions. Thtts ninny a the stitch la time aavea nine, no work goes from week to week, and If one mother has an Invitation out on mendlaa; day she ran go uecnuae the aeamntresa knows the konur and baa her direction before her. Try It and you will And that by having the same woman to aew regularly one day each week fn will accompanllsh wondera. ' . - CARE OF THE HANDS. Are you one of those nervous, strenuous Individuals who, rnnnot keep atlll whoae handa never relax f Next time yon have an Idle minute Jii mt note how. yon use yonr bands. See If they He Idly In your lap. It la not likely that they , do, nnlenn you have more control than the average person these days. Just watch any gathering of women are bow they finger thrlr back; hair, or waate energy In patting their treaara; note how many slip ringa up and down on thrlr flngera, nervously linger one hand with the other, toy with fnna or piny with articles while they are talking. Most of It In unconscious fevr women would enJoy the spectacle of themselvea nervously wriggling their flngera, If they could but are it. All this la waated nerve force, uselean to the owner of the banda and ratbrr Irritating If anything, to the beholder. When the hands are not busy at some definite work they shonld be relaxed allowed to drop ( Into n natural position, and Ihe nervona energy saved for other and more naeful purposes. And alnre a woman's hnnda nre one of the tell-tnlea of her nge, she la n wine woman who taken rare of her bands, keepa them In repose and dora not wrnr thrm out uaeleaaly, assert an authority. A good nkln food applied nightly before retiring will help keep them youthful and beautiful, and correct mnasaglng will keep them Impel y. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Iafsiter of Ann street have gone to Detroit, Mich, for f. visit with friends and relatives. HEALTH AND BEA17TY. For grit in the eye apply a drop or two of castor oil; It relieves the irritation. . Coffee keeps one awake, but has been used In sleeplessess when due to nervous debility, and in that caused by chronic alcoholism. An offensive discharge from the nose Will be improved by washing the nasal passages with solution of boric acid, half an ounce to a pint of water, and by using boric acid as a snuff. Body growth Is said to be largely de. pendent on the secretion of a small gland the pituitary body lying beneath and attached to the brain. Prepa-r rations of the gland from animals have been given; those persons desiring further Information are requested to apply to the neareLt medical practitioner. ' Grown people and children alike are inclined to fall in the- bad habit of sliding down into a chair and sitting for hours with the spine bent almost in a naif circle. That this Is injurious thousands of people who Indulge In It never so much ss dream, but that It is the cause of many serious ills those who have investigated the subject are well aware. " The continued strain upon one side of tha spinal column with the corresponding compressions on the other give rise to nervous difficulties and afTections of the brain. Dizziness, nausea and blind spells are not un-

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frequently the -result of this practice. While the strictly upright position is undoubtedly the more healthful, it seems rather hard work to persuade the young and indolent to maintain it. EAST GARY. Mrs. Charles Thome and daughter Efrie and son Charles were Gary visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pierce spent Saturday evening at Gary. Miss Hattie Papka of Chicago Sundayed wittt" her mother, Mrs. J. Ppka. William Marquardt of Chicago spent I the week end at his home here. William and Helen Papka and Hahna Miller were Gary visitors Saturday evening. i Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stearns made a trip to Merrillvllle in their auto Bun(day. MUs Flora Banks of Hobart was a guest Saturday of Mrs. J. Lewis. Leon Leroy of Gary spent Saturday evening with friends In town. Mrs. Tlllle Brown and daughter of Michigan City are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Horn. . J. Carlson of Gallen spent Sunday evening In town. TOLLESTON. The L. IJ. W. etiib meets Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. McCulIough. Mr. McCreary returned from a few days' visit fn. Chicago. Miss Carrie piemer. of Pittsburg, visiting the Wets family for the past hthree weeks, returned home today. s. Goiifterg1 at Maywooa, iil, sun-day.-" ' S. D." King of New Carlisle was In town ' yesterday looking after business interests here. Miss Llllie Voss spent Sunday with relatives at East Gary. Mr. and Mrs. August Peters were visiting with friends In Grand Crossing over Sunday. Mrs. M. K. Heitrman of Chicago was th guest of relatives and friends here for a few days. Mrs. P.. L.ucey and daughter Nina were Chicago visitors Monday. Mrs. H. S. Peterson spent yesterday In Chicago. Miss La'Fave of Cadillac, Mich., Is visiting her brother, O. J. Saeger, for a few days. Louie Papke of Hartsdale was the guest of relatives here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bormann and children spent Sunday In Chicago. Mrs. A. Buse ,1s entertaining her aunt from St. Joe, Mich., for the woeK. Miss Ona Shover has returned from Taylorvllle, 111., where she has been spending the summer with friends. Mrs. J. L. Winter's friends ' from Mitchell. S. L., have returned to their home after spending a week here. A. Newman of Chicago transacted business in town today. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt of Hammond were Toliestton visitors.' Miss Florence Findllng of Hammond was the guest of Miss Caroline Bormann yesterday. 9

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The X4ght that Fails THE EYES ARE INDEED THE WINDOWS OF THE SOUL To neglect your eyes is to' dim and darken those windows, rob them of their wondrous beauty and radiance; it is to court gloom and shadow where "all was light and sunshine and gladj nes8; to caus-s your very eoul to shrink within itself, and plunged the living

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Ko man, no woman has a rtrtit to neglect his or her eyes and neyher hav the shadow cf right to negJect their child's eyes even for a day. t See M'GARRY THE OPTICIAN j at 599 Hohman St.

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SEASON I9th N. Y. Production Thursday Night, Sept. 24 It Daniel L." Martin's ELABORATE PRODUCTION of New York, Chicago and Boston' GREATEST Musical Sensation m Pn-aUaB Music by Victor Herbert Book by Hanry Blossom SPECIALLY SELECTED Company of 50 With JAMES CROWLEY as CON KIDDER; WM. MOORE as KID CONNOR BEAUTY CHORUS OF 40 The Most Entrancing Musical Treat of the Year Prices: 25c 50c 75c $1. (T ALU ME IF Theatre R South Chicago. Phone S. C 232 . Julius Johnson, Mgr. COMMENCING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 - I First Season at Popular Price DELAMATER Masslva Scenic Production of By CECIL DeMJLLE With LILLIAN BUCKINGHAM And A Powerful Company A Companion Play to STRONG , . HEART Better Than The Round Up BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY ANNOUNCEMENT, HEFFLING & GENGLER Have purchased the Insurance business of the late Charles Billing, and have opened offices at 27 Rimbach building, Hammond, Indiana, doing a GENERAL INSURANCE AND RENTING BUSINESS Phone 485. dilackness Ipl i never-

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