Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 146, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1913 — Page 6
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ELY'S CREAffl BAM OPENS CLOGGED NOSTRILS AHD HEAD CATARRH GOES
WHITING AND ENVIRONS
Instantly Clears
Breathe Freely, Nasty Dlawhagr Stop. Heal Colda and U Headache Vanish.
. . . , - - 1..... - n9 Ua VIABtpfla
Air Pasaageat You aiisoivta .u
penetrates ana noais me innamoa,
swollen membrane which lines me
nose, head and throat: clears the air
nassages; stops nasty discharges and a
reiincr of cleansing. Booming renei
cornea Immediately.
Don't lay awake to-ntght struggling: for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils closed, hawking: and blowing;. Catarrh
or a cold, with Its running: nose, foul mucous dropping Into the throat, and
raw dryness Is distressing buyt truly
needless.
Put your faith just once in "Ely's
ti.... ,., n.lm" at any Cream Balm" ana your cm ur
This sweet, fragrant balm will surely disappear. Adv.
Get a small bottle anyway. Just to try It Apply a little In the nostrils and Instantly your clogged nose and stop-ned-uo air passages of the head will
open; you will breathe freely; dullness and headache disappear. By morning! the catarrh, cold-tn-head or catarrhal
anra throat will be gone
trinri such misery now! Get the small
bottle of ' drug store.
Crown Point
Hews
Happenings ot a Day In Lake County's lively Capital
SHUCKS
Prom the Diary of Si. Leace
Miss Mary Hlckey was hostess to the
Young Ladles' Sewing club, which met
at her home on New York avenue on Monday evening. The evening was
spent in needlework and music, refrehments consisting of ice cream and
cake being served. Those present were: Misses Helen O'Hara, Margaret Moyhan, Florence Maylan, Nellie Mo-
Knlc, Catherine McEniff, Alma Mettler, Mary Muldoon. Genevieve McDermott.
and Mary Hlckey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Weldman and son
were Hammond theater visitor. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Heidy of Fred
street, arethe proud parents of a little
son, born on Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward lnnes of West-
ville, Ind., were guests at the Williams'
niivor weddinir anniversary on Sun
day. '
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Quinn have moved
into their attractive new home on Fred
street.
Miss Hilda Ahlgren of Clark street.
will go to Lamont, 111., tomorrow, to remain over Thanksgiving as the guest of her aunt.
Mr. and , Mrs. Edwin Mio of 119th
street, tmotored to Windsor Park, where
they visited relatives.
William R. Stewart went to tne
Presbyterian hospital in Chicago yesterdav to undergo treatment for what
player of our time only partly tells
the story.
After hearing Profs. Maltbie and Rnnr and the chorus singing, whtst-
J ling, humming and playing me grsai the physicians now imn o i -
eosDel hymns In the opening ot me i Df tne stomach.
nervices. one begins to realize mai i K t. Stockton entertamea me mem-
only a great evangelist can take up Ders c nia Sunday school class at his
the next step in the service, and preach home on gheridan avenue on Monday
so simple, so eio
a sermon so clear, so simple, so eiu- niKht.
a wstiddv what tnei I ,, rnnvlnclnr tnat me
Mary Garden carried round so menny ; Dreachlng is the climax. But Rev,
trunks fer an' told her from what I'd Newlin is equal to his task. He surtn o' her they wuz t' pack her even the expectation of his
clothes in. Lots o' peepul will be mora nearers. No description that can be thankful tomorrow night fer th things ' glven wm gve a correct idea of his thev didn't eat then th' things they did. , rie., convincing style, nor of the
I power and convincing logic of his With the coming of winter and pos- ; message, embelished with wit and hu-
sttentlon is again mor. illustration ana pmnus,
John Hous experienced a rather
thrilling ride in his Brush runapon
when he ran over the curbing at 119th street and LaPorte avenue. The ma
chine was badly damaged, but Mr.
Hous was uninjured.
Mrs. Sam Ward of Constantine,
Mich., Is spending the week nere as
the guest of Mrs. S. A. Dauxer of New York. Peter Smith of the Pedersen fiats, la on the sick list.
Miss Meda Zubay has taken a posi
tion as stenograhner for M. Sax at
South Chicago. Mrs. John P. Hendrlckson was Chicago shopper yesterday.
Mrs. James Hosimer who is at the Wesley hospital in Chicago recvering
frm an operation. Is Improving nicely
Mrs. Page Owens and son, who have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Felix
McElvoy, will return to their nome in
Rosscommon, Mich., on Friday.
Oscar Ahlgren of Whiting, who Is a
student at Belolt university, has .suo-
cessfully passed the teachers' exam
inatlnn and will now be a teacher in
the night schools at Belolt, WIS.
Mrm. Stella Reed was granted a di
vorce from her husband, William Reed
an the restoration of her maiden
name, Stella Schuster. The Reeds recently moved to Robertsdal from Whiting. A class in commercial work will be organized at the Whiting high school noxt Friday night, when all wishing to avail themselves of the privilege may attend. The instructor will be E. H. Fisher, who In Instructor in the commercial work In the high school. Have comfort in thebathroom with a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas at Elec. Co.
1V
e4
Most any retailer will
now sell you
WRIGLEVB
by the box
J
TV
sUw
It in
tlDla deep snows, mkbhuu i mui, '"" " . .
..alio nronarine Crown rolnt to necessary to come ana m
withstand the ravages of fire, and i vinced to appreciate the great oppor
those who consider locking the barn.
before the horse is stolen are advocating the precaution of keeping a team of horses at the fire engine house ready for service In case of ; fire. Crown Point, covering the wide area of territory which It does haa .too many valuable homes to Jeopardize for the sake of a few additional dollars expense, for fire fighting facilities which are considered a necessity by towns and cities half , its size, and the proper
tunity Crown Point Is now enjoying.
COMMUJiICA i Hiu.
The Commercial club is preparing
for a big time on next Tuesday even
ing. when they present the Chicago Troubadours, a musical organization,
to the music loving people of Crown t Knt for the attraction, which
will be given at Central Music hall, have been put on sale and the advance sale has more than met the expectations of the club members, and a good
authorities .should take steps to Im- j crowj is assured. The Troubadours are prove the service before a costly and one0f the finest musical organizations disastrous fire shows the necessity of in Chicago and come here well recomit. The service has recently been im- I mended as entertainers. A dance will proved by an elaborate firm alarm f0now the musical entertainment, svstem. Dlaced In the homes of the . at the Tabernacle.
volunteer fire department at a cost of ! Two vices will be held dally dur-
Tbe an-
rtinnn meetings ai a.ov v-
to. Ttinr at 7:30 p. m. On
Thnndav. Thanksgiving, the after-
- -tll he at 3 P. m. On
sundav there will he four Serv
rrA in the morning at 10. 3" ir
nearly $500. and now all that remains i . the baianCe of the week.
is for means to get me apt the scene of the blaze" as quick as horsea or automobile can take it and the fighting facilities will be well nigh perfect. Attention has also been called by many to the poor water pressure
were guests of the former's sister, Mrs. I Charles Stoss and family of Harrison
avenue, Sunday.
The choir and teachers of the Evan
gelical church will meet Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. William unsdake of Roberts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Chrlstensen returned home Monday from Lagrange, 111. Mrs. Chrlstensen, who - has been suffering with blood poisoning in her hand for several weeks, is getting along nicely. Roy Halght of Roberts avenue, waa a South Chicago business visitor last evening. .
Mrs. George MacWllliam and daugh
ter Jessie, of Indiana boulevard, were guests of Mrs. Rolls of South Chicago,
Monday.
The Independent Pedro club Will
meet Friday aiternoon ai me uuuw
of Mrs. James Hayes of Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Stanton of Roberts avenue, who ... ... . M
has been very III wltn an auacK u.
ices.
that the firemen have to contend with, j "and at 2;30 p m ln the tabernacle
in many cases.
several minutes after t
for men only, subject.
The Four
ln the M. E.
mfftlne for women only.
A Mother's Mission." The
ln some way for It Is Imperative that women.9 meeting will be addressed by
the pressure snouia d Newlln. And at T.3 m me evm.flght the most stubborn blue the.mln-j meeting for all ln the tabernacle.
.rlv and be sure ox s. bi.
the water Is turned on ana unui me , g Man." At 3 p. m
direct pressure ai me ; chnrch i
applied. This rault snouia oe rra. ( 8ubject
attended the public installation of officers of the Daughters of Columbia in Hammond, Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Hitchcock of Center avenue, visited relatives in Windsor Park,
Sunday. , Mrs. Walter Reed of Park avenue, is seriously ill at her home. Dra. Campbell of Hammond, and Brown of Hegewlsch. are in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Rein Rau of Hammond, visited relatives here Sunday. A foreigner residing on Park ave-
iue, was caught Friday night stealing lumber from the premises of the prlmnM Fiber Company. His arrest
followed, and he was arraigned before Charles Wettenberg and given a light fine. ' S. Burnhame of Center street, was
a business visitor in Chicago, Monday.
This famous confection
thafs liked everywhere
that benefits everyone
thafs constant delicious
and inexpensive aid to teeth,
breath appetite and digestion
-is now selling for less than
a cent a stick by the box!
4 tfifsWrileya
m
ItOCTXIal.
Miss Jennie Vandecar went to Chi
cago yesterday for a few days'
rgippe, was reported slightly improv-1 with relatives.
CAUTION!
visit
ed, Monday. Mrs. Henry Hamon of Indiana boulevard, visited relatives ln East Side yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow of Har
rison avenue, are the proud parents of a baby girl which arrived at their home Monday morning. Mother and daughter are reported doing nicely. A number of Robertsdale ladles at
tended a birthday party at the homa of Mrs. Joseph Hannafel of Englewood,
Monday.
Robert, the little son of Mr. ana Mrs.
ute that water can be used and gotten
to the scene. Something should and must be done to Improve these branches of the service. . , Bin Crowds. Two weeks of the tabernacle meetings are gone. This Is' the third week of the meetings. Any one who has attended twice want to come again. Last Sunday was a great day. All three services were largely attended.
The men's meeting was a rousing one. The evening service was so well attended that the capacity of the great tabernacle was needed. From this time on if you wish to be sure of a seat, come early. As one business man
exDressed it, "The meetings are
coming so well known that from this
time on if one wants to be sure or a eat it will be necessary to come early." Another business man said: "It Is the greatest meeting I ever attended. If you go once you want to go again." . . Big things are being enacted. The chorus is the largest ever organized in Crown Point. The more one sees of Prof. Maltbie's work as a singer and choir leader, the more Is the wonder of his abiflty. Prof. Roper played a
Come
Thanksgiving will be observed in the usual manner in Crown Point, the banks and public offices being closed the entire day. Special union Thanksgiving services will be held at the tabernacle on Main otreet to which ii rhurch congregations are
Invited. The afternoon service will ,it at I o'clock. In the evening a
v.. will be held at Central Mu
sic hall, the feature being an annual
affair. . iu and Mrs. George Fisher and son
irnater will spend Thanksirlving aay
i with Mr. and Mrs. Hurd at Rockford,
I X,. .
be- I"- . -
t Mrs. Margaret tieiser a y..l."
m4fh frfonda at Whiting, Ind.
Many family dinner parties are being held in Crown Point today and the city is filled with out-of-town guests and former Crown Point residents. According to the house numbering are about 850 houses and
I ouildinga in Crown Point, the city clerk's office having nearly completed i . of sending each owner and ln-
! dividual a number of his particular
Philip McNay transacted business in
Chicago yesterday. ,rThomas Arnott, the furniture dealer,
has moved his big stock of furniture to the new and handsome Berg building.
When Mr. Arnott geta. his goods arranged he will have, one, of the most up to date and well stocked furniture stores in southern Lake county. Bird Vlrant has opened an up to date
barber shop and pocket billiard hall ln
the. room vacated by Thomas Arnott.
When everything is ln complete order
It will be one ot the finest barber shops
Woodall. is confines to their home with I and billiard halls in Lake county.
an attack of the raumps. .
Miss Adeline Loverenz of Harrison
avenue, is on tne bicj usi-
GRIFFITH. It haa been decided to have school on Friday following Thanksgiving.
althought it has not been the custom.
John Reddick of Chicago, was a business visitor here today. George Seldler of Hammond, visited relatives here the first of the week. The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Twek, was burled at jne koss cemetery last Sunday. The funeral of Mrs. Rhoda Johnson was attended by a large number from here.
The school board will hold their reg
ular meeting this evening.
Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. George 5pt
last Saturday, a fine baby boy.
Miss Emma Pennlag entertained ner
Sunday school class last evening ai her home. A very enjoyable time was had. "
ThankaKTrtatar 8 xvl ,
The annual union Thanksgiving service will be held in the M. K. church Thursday night, at 7:30 o'clock: Hymn Nettleton Congregation. Invocation Rev. J. J. Sampson. Anthem M. E. Quart. Scripture reading Rer. Sampson. Hymn America Congregation. Solo M. Grelsel. Sermon Rev. Weddel.
Hymn Galilee Congregation. Benediction Elder Bruce. nr. R. r"kiirrfc Votes.
The first quarterly conference of the I Hammond, were here on business Mon-
M. E. church will be held in the church day
The great popularity of
the ciean, pure, healthful
WHEGLEW& r.'t is causing
unscrupulous persons to wrap rank imitations r ; V that are not even real chewing gum so they resemble genuine WBEQLEVS. The better class of stores will not try to fool you with these imitations. They will be offered to you principally by street fakirs, peddlers and the candy departments of some 5 and 10 cent stores. These rank imitations cost dealers one cent a package or even less and are sold to careless people for almost any price. If you wanttTirf ploy's look before you buy. Get what you pay for. De SUHE it's VJillGLEV'S.
We are
that they have
the above caution solely to protect our customers, wha are njuritiuaCy writing as
deoaved by tmstaooaa which they parchaaurt rtimfctng they were WKMaLEI S.
special Instrumental number Sunday j house or building.
evening that disclosed the piano pos- j Word na8 Dee received from George
Kelser. who left on Tuesday lor Alien
sessed tones never before heard by a Crown Point audience. His reputation of being the greatest gospel piano
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town. Pa., to visit bis momer, wn
th misfortune the day beiore 01 sui
rinT n. broken arm ln a tall, mat sne
was getting along niceiy in spue her advanced age of 82 and that hopes
for her early and entire recovery are
j ir. trlwr will return nexi
guuu.
Monday.
Tt is oulte probable that Peter Hen
Point's crack Ditcher, will
nn'ft, " - - oaln slen ud with the Federal league,
he having received several flattering
offers for his services in the minor league next year. Henning's work in
the league last year was 01 ins ueoi in the field and it is said that several club managers are after Henning's pitching arm and his all around propensities as a ball player.
BURNHAM. Mrs. Roy Nelles of Park avenue, who has been quite ill of qulnsey at her home, Is improving rapidly. Mrs. W. H. Smith of Park avenue, is at present in St- Margaret's hospital following" a severe attack of qulnsey which has gone through her entire sys
tem. She is now slowly Improving. Mrs. "Wallace Holden of Hammond, (
was in Burnham Friday, on business.
Mrs. Luke Reed was a business vis
itor in Hammond, Fridey afternoon
Miss Ethel Kiersey of Center avenu
parlor Saturday night, November 29, at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. A. T. Briggs presiding. All officers are requested to be present. Sunday services: Sermon, 10:45, Dr. A. J. Briggs. Communion service. 7:30, "Undeveloped Lines." The regular .monthly meeting of the official board will be held in the
church parlor Monday night, December 1, at 7:30 sharp. V. B. Servies, Pastor.
. -r-r-r-.TcrrrTriT I tlonal training, which is nor general mUNSTEK. . in the islands. Messrs. Dickover and Schmeuser of "There is some nolltical unrest Just
I -
now which has had an ill errect nnanclally. particularly as regards the In-
J. Dapper of Indiana Harbor, was a
Munster visitor on Thursday ot last
week.
C. Stallbaum attended tne iunerai of Mrs. Rhoda Johnston, Sunday, he being one of the pallbearers. Mrs. Johnston was one of the oldest settlers
of Highlands.
vestment of foreign capital, but tne future of the Philippines is bright"
CARDINAL FARLElT PUTS BAN ON TANGO
New York. Nov. 25. There will be no more public dances for Roman Catholic charities ln New York until the vogue of the tango and one-step
At" the private dances neia
the entertainments given by bodies directly under the direction of the archdiocese and of which the cardinal ii the titular head.
passes.
TUB HOME NEWSPAPER OT LA KB COUNTY IS THE COMPLIMENT BE. STOWED BY ITS READF.R3 ON TH1 ffXIMKaV ' '
FREE TO THE
HOB ART. Messrs. K. H. Gayer and J. C. Caven-
der transacted business In Chicago, yes
terday.
A daughter was born last Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs. Pearson. ;
C. Taylr of Chicago, transasted
hiinlness here yesterday.
Many from out of town are expected . ..,-,... n charge of the
to attend the dance given this evening .-tertalnment for St. Vlnoanfa
at Stratton's hall by the Volunteer Fire hospUalt usually held at the Waldorf-
Astoria hotel, that dancing wouia n
CHIROPRACTOR UNDER ARREST Warsaw, Ind., Nov. 25. The arrest of Dr. O. D. Brownell, a chiropractor, upon a charge of practicing medicine without a license will result in a test case that will be watched with great interest throughout Indiana. He waa indicted by the Kosciusko county grand Jury. His case will b tried I?
n.j.r the ausnlces of the archdiocese December. The case is the first of its
vrir th "new" dances are to 1 kind In - Indiana, and will decide
be prohibited. I Cardinal Farley made this ruling 1 some time ago, and its flrst enforceIment came last week, when word was
ROBERTSDALE. Alderman Henry Eggers had orro of his election bets paid Monday evening when Mrs. Eggers took several ladles to to the Orpheum theater. Alderman Eggers had promised to escort the ladles himself, but at the last moment got cold feet and went to Sherby on a hunting trip. In all probability his non-appearance was caused by bashfulness, an our alderman was al
ways a little shy ln the presence of ladies, only we think It was Just a
little mean of him to put the whole
burden on his wife, but Mrs. Eggers was equal to the occasion and certainly
showed the ladles a royal time. Those who attended were: Mrs. John Blaul,
Mrs. M. E. Hubbard. Mrs. Frank Buehl
er. Sr., Mrs. Edward Mathlas, Mrs. S. G.
Buell. Mrs. Hnrv Eggers and Mrs
Arthur Stross. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Barbey of Chicago,
Rheumatism k Komi Cure Siren by 8n Wha Had H In the soring of IMS I was at-
tacked by Muscular and Inflammatory Rheumatism. I suffered aa anly
those who have nad 11 Know, ior ever three years. I tried remedy after ramedy. and doctor after doc
tor, but such raiier as 1 receive wag only temporary. Finally, I found a remedy that cured ma completely.
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Rheumatism, you may send the prloe of it. one dollar, but. understand. I do not want your money
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"Bid., Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr. Jaekson is responsible. Above
statement true. Pub.
department.
Rev. Father Buyens officiated at a pretty church wedding which took place at St. Sabastlne's church on the North Side In Chicago, at 9 o'clock this morning. The contracting parties were Miss Katherlne Gauzer of Chicago, and Frank Deppe of this place. Miss Carrie Gauzer, sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor, and Gerald Gauier was best man. After the the ceremony jl wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents. The
young couple left on an extended wed-
. . . ,a.i a AM v4 rotn rn wiii 11 vn
sas cUle by trottes, Yoa want to be freed trom me sc aing irip nuu .. rerat duirer ef arinralation. Wbst yoa want 1 a care nere with Mr.' Deppe'S mother, on the d, will end all diarer. eo.tarris.men. i ,a rm sou th Of town.
ramie nt tne re ot roar uto rr . - - .
I X- & ... Gary, 'yesterday. ' v ; "
hi nermltted.
- It was said at Cardinal Farley's resi
dence today that the rule affected only
whether or not a graduate of a chlro -
practic college haa a right to practlc
in Indiana.
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j "but when I left Manila five weeks ago
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