Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 123, Hammond, Lake County, 10 November 1916 — Page 5

Friday. Xv. 10, 1916 THE TIMES. -PAGE FIV:

PERSONAL!

SOCIAL HEWS rooM COMIMi KVESTS. The Mioses Inez Guvit and Grace Sliilhews will entertain the members of the I. A. M. Club at a Hard Times party this evening- at Miss GavK's lumie, 1019 Hyslop Place. Mrs. Kbert of Bauer street will have the members of the Amethyst Club iis her guest sat a thimble party this afternoon. All members of Germania TCo'bck.ih Hodge are requested to meet at Moltke Hall Sunday at 12:30 o'clock to attend the funeral of sister Hopi, by order of the Noble Grand. 11-10-1 MISCEILAXKOI S SHOU Kit. On Wednesday evening Mrs. R, Hoilz and Mrs. E. Gluth entertained at a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Gluth's home. 145 Sheffield avenue, in honor of Miss: Anna Holtz whose wedding will take place soon. vV mock marriage was a feature of the evening and in the contests, prizes were won Vy Miss Hazel Klanijjan and Mrs. Ira .ard. The decorations were in the bride's colors of white and pink and during the evening: a prettily appoint-

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Cheap substitutes cost YOU eama prica. I e(1 luncheon was served. Covers were laid for Mis. Herman Holt:!. Mrs. Kohrt, Mrs. Schirmer, Mrs. Haase. Mrs. William Hanlon, Mrs. Ira Ward, Mrs. Waller Krueger, Mrs. Ralph Peterson, Mrs. Lawrence Hianford. Mis. Harry Whitinsr, Mrs. Charles Mritx. the Misses Frieda K!c Marie Koehnemann. Sclma Hugo, Hazel l-'ianigan, flora Wunschel and Anna Holtz. We announce a demonstration of Hear Brand Yarns from Monday) Nov. 13th to Saturday, Nov. 25th. inclusive. Free lessons in kn.ttintr and crocnetinj? by a competent teacher. We will be pleased to have you and your friends attend. Yours respectfully, Kaufmnn & Wolf, I.IO SIOKC, HVMHOXI), IMl. U-9-3 KMI KTVINS' Willi ('Aims. lift. Walter Walsh of Houglas avel nue had guests for two tables of cards yesterday afternoon, the honors in the games going to Mrs. Thomas ' Kennedy. Mrs. Thomas Corner and Mrs. Walsh. Pedro was played and at the conclusion of the games a two

Mid-Winter Hats and every hat is different, no two or three alike- They are just made up and they are absolutely up-to-date in style and linish just what you want. Good silk velvet in all colors and the white and gold .hat that every well dressed lady must have. The riees are so low that every lady can have one. We remodel your last year's hat. Hats trimmed free. Come in and sec us.

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course luncheon was served. Mrs. Walsh's guests were the members ol tho Social Afternoon Club and their next meeting in two weks will be held With Mrs. Kennedy. MKS. YOtXi A 1IOSTKMS. Circle No. 3 was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Peter You us yesterday afternoon at her home iii Kritwstreot. Pedro was played and honors in the umes were won by Mrs. George ,F.innierling, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Peter Hall man. The hostess served dainty l ef r-shmentii. In two weeks ou Thursday Mrs. W. I). Weis of Ann -street will be hostess. . II. AMI I!. 11. 1 II. A dinner was given by Mr.--. Victor White of Michigan City yestuvday for tho members of the H. and K. Club. Pedro was played progressively at three tables following the dinner, the prizes in the games being won by Mrs. O. G. Koutsong and Mrs. William Friedhof of Hammond. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Sutton of Michigan City. Next Friday afternoon Mrs. John Marner of Fast Chicago will be hostess to the club. M ATI UK KIX ITAI. V Pupils of Mrs. Flsbeth Khlman Schulz and Miss Laura Hess will give a matinee recital Saturday, November 11th at three o'clock in the assembly room of the Hammond Musical College. This will be the first program to be given by the "children's department this year. cm ii is k i i:ht 1M1II. Mrs. W. F. Mashino was hostess to the Columbia Club yesterday afternoon at her home, 51 I'etroit street. HiK-hre was played and following Uie games a prettily appointed luncheon was served. Mrs. V. K. Kussell of Webb street will be the next club hostess.

;ii:sts at j.rM'iiKo.x. Mrs. W. C. Belman, Mrs. Mary Holm, and Mrs. J. 1). Smalley were guests of Mrs. Albert Maack of Crown -Point yesterday at a luncheon given in honor of Mrs. Pettibone and Miss Edith Pettibone of I,os Angeles. Covers were, laid for ten. ( K I . I : H It A 1 I : S A . I V Kits A II V. Mrs. Hannah Smiht of Summer street entertained, in honor of , her forty-first wedding anniversary last evening. She received a number, of gifts in remembrance of the day, among them a Vict I'm la, the gift from lu-r children. , MKi:r AM Til MltS. KI.KIV Th-. fourth division of the M. T;. ,a. lies' Aid Society met with Mrs. Klein of Sibley street yesterday afternoon. The members were entertained with a piano solo by Metlia Wilhelm and songs by Margaret and lit h u Klein and at the close of the program dainty ief reslmyjiits wer-e served. IIOAOIt MISS IIIHSt II. In honor of Miss Kthel Hirsch who will be a bride of this month. tinMisses Nellie Doyle and Mabel I'uwl.-v entertained at a miscellaneous showc last evening at Miss Powhy's home in Kauer street. The guusts were enter-taim-i 1 with music and games until ten-thirty o'clock when a prettily ap pointed two course luncheon was served. The table was, decorated in pink and white, the bride's colors. The guests included Mrs. D. Hirsch, the ".Misses Ethel Hirsch, Carolyn and Alys Hess, Irene .and Ksther Sciiroedi-r, lloldie, Kthel and liienohe Uibbs. Isabello Vanderhoof, Grace Mathews, Helen Meyer and Nell Hayes of St. T.oiiis. HAS (i T-(ii'-iov ;i i:sts. Mrs. Hay Pieber of 4 36 Summer street entertained an Thursday afternoon in honor of her cousin, Mrs. Clarence Quine and (laughter of Warsaw, Ind., who are her guests. The guests brought their needle work and during the afternoon were entertained with music on Vict.iral. Luncheon was served, there being covers for Mrs. 1-es'ie Chambers of Gary, Mrs. Henry Lindner, Mrs. T. Ii. Morris, Mrs. K. F. Morris, Mrs. Morris Hughes, Mrs. C. -M. Grady. M'rs. John Durham, Mrs. Guy Courtwright and Miss Marie Keinemann. TIIIMHI.K IMItTY. An enjoyable afternoon was spent by the members of the Golden Hod Croeliet Club as the. guests of Mrs. Otto lui'-lkc of Summer street yesterday. The club will meet again in two ' weeks and the hostess for the afterjojk.ji will be Mrs. Charles Fauser. MOTIII'.Its- ii:i: l;. i - A mothers' meeting will be nebi under h auspices of the workers of thi ''radle Poll department of the Christian Sunday school Tuesday Afternoon, ; November 14th in the social rooms of CAIU) "F THANKS. We wish to thinly the many friends who have so kindly assisted in the care and burial of Mrs. Ktm liake. Also for th-- many beautiful tlora! oiV--rincs. MPS. .1. O. THOMPSON". MPS. J. A. GA V IT. I HO OF TH Ms. Ve wish to thank the friends and relatives for their kindness and svmpath;.' shown in our Iat bei-f-a veni'-n t : in the loss of our dear husband and ! father: also f..r the beautiful floral j offerings. MPS. EVA I'POKS'HOPDT A NO FAMILY. 11-10-1 frS fi i Trust Co,

Qh! the Charm of Beauty Let Stuart's Calcium Wafers Restore the Color to Your Cheeks and Remove the Cause of Pimples, Blackheads, Etc. F-very one, envies a beautiful skin, just as ever one. envies u healthy person. Fiif-ightly faces filled with pimples, diseolorations. hlnekheads, etc., are nothing but unhealthy faces due to blood impurities. Cleanse the blood and the facial blemishes disappear.

"Xiife to Ma Now Is a Beanteons Thi-ag', for I Have Made All Skia Troubles a Thlnff of the Past." You fmist not believe that drugs and salvi s will stop facial blemishes. The cause is impure blood tilled with all manner of refuse matter. Stuart's Calcium Wafers cleanse and ch-ar the blood, driving (eat all poisons and impurities. And you'll never have a good complexion until the blood is clean. No matter how bad your complexion is, Stuart's Calcium Wafe:-s will work wonders with it. You can yet these little wonder-workers at your druggist's for 50 cents a package. Free Trial Coupon. r. A. Stuart Co., Stuart Bldff., Marshall, Mich.: Send me at once, by return mail, a free trial package of Stuart s Calcium Wafers. Name Street i. City State ' the church. The-subject for the afternoon will be "Household Economics." .M lt .. I'HKSTO A HOSTKSS. A mtM.ting of tiie Monroe Street Ladies' Aid Society took place yesterday afternoon with Mrs. F. W. Preston at her home in Conkey avenue. Tiie early part of the afternoon was devoted to work for the bazaar to be held December 1 1. 13 and 1-lth follow ing which there, was a business session. A number of members were present and Mrs XI. W. Fitzlaff. a former member was a guest at the mei ting. Mr. and Mrs. J. Francisco of South Butte, Mont., will arrive Saturday to be tiie guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. Charles Hart and Mr. Hart of Michigan avenue before going to Moline, Mich., to make their future home. Joseph Carney, 7 Kimbaeh avenue, has gone to Toronto where he was called on account of the death of his brother. Carl Powley of Pauer street has gone to St. Louis for a visit. See the biautU'ul display of Diamond's at S. Silver, Jewel. -r, 177 State street, 11-10-1 FUMED A cont'ncotal membership campaign for SC'.OmO new- members will be conducted by the Railroad Y. M. C. A. Nov. 14-24. A continental membership campaign committee of 10,000 railroad men will be engaged in the solicitation. The associations are now doing work at 250 points or more and have a total membership of 90,0no. The Gibson It. H. Y. M. C. A. Is out for 100 new members during the campaign which would bring the local membership up to 313. leorge Hannauer, general manager of the I. II. B. Ii. R., has been selected to lead the Gibson workers, and under his leadership success is already assured. About 1 00 .members of the Gibson association assembled al their association building las evening for a complimentary dinner given by the board of management which Mr. Hannauer presided. Several members of the Hammond board of directors were present. The speakers were: M. M. Towle, W. C. Kelman. T. P.. Rornberger. H. A. Ziesel, and George Hannauer, nil of whom praised the Y. M. C. A.'s for the excellent work they were doing for men. Mr. Hannauer sounded trio keynote of the campaign and said that the best place to start was with the Hammond board of directors, and hoped that 100 members would be secured from Hammond outsjde the railroad fraternity. The. Pnptist orchestra rendered ex. eel lent music. MUSICIANS ELECT The Hammond Musicians' local. 203. tiszii'tiiisia Phone 438 A DRINK A DAY OF OLD GUARDIAN RYE will keep the doctor away. $1.00 Per Full Quart Bottle. CALIFORNIA Wholesale and Retail Liquors S. LEVIN, Prop. 145 East State St. Hammond, Ind. PHONE CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

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EAST C A fire broke out right in the heart of the business district of East Chicago about 9:30 o'clock this morning. It was in the Friedman business and tiat building at the corner of Chicago and Forsyth avenues. The corridors and rooms at the north end of the second floor began to fill rapidly with smoke that seemed to ooze out from every crack and crevico in the walls. The fn e department was called and were almost immediately on -the' scene. It was discovered that the fire was between the ceiling of the restaurant kitchen and the floor above. It was consequently necessary to rip up flooring and tear out sections of the walls in order to locate the smouldering flames and get the water where it would be at all effective. Meanwhile residents of the flats on Monday evening elected officers for the ensuing year. Fred Heverenz was elected president, Henry Paebien, vice president: K. Elster. secretary; and Ed F. Pates, treasurer. The board of directors is composed of Albert Gehring, Harney Young, Bert Havill, Kobert Stewart and Martin Henderson. The appeals is male up of J. W. Pen Silverman . and Henry J The members of tne new board of Sterling, i Heiger. auditing 1 board are William Huehn, Judge Hoggs and Theodore Klotz, while the examining board is composed of John T. Scott, Jacob Sehmueser and Elliott Conroy. The delegates to the Pake County Trades &. Eabor council are Messers. I.everenz. Elster and Young. Charles E. Kelley is sergeant at arms. CARROLL WOODS HAS RECOVERED (Special to The TisAy.) SHEEPVYIELE, IND., Nov. 10. Carroll Woods of Hammond, secretary of the Shelbyville Chamber of Commerce, returned to his duties Monday after an absence of two months during whiea time he was seriously ill of inflammatoi v rheumatism. FUNERAL OF MRS. VANORMAN The funeral of Mrs. Frank Vanorman was hehi from the late residence in 419 Michigan avenue, at 2 o'clock this af--terncon to Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. C. J. Sharp officiated. CLUB MEETS TOMORROW AFTERNOON "Tiie range .is ready," announced Captain Edward Weeks, president of the Hammond Rifle club in calling attention to the practice shoot billed for Saturday afternoon. The regular practice shoot will be held from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. Any citizen is entitled to join, and President Weeks is particularly anxious to ' see the young men get in for the'clean healthy WHAT FAT FOLKS SHOULD 00 TO REDUCE WEIGHT Thousands of people Puffer from excessive fatness, weak nerves and feeblestomachs, who, having tried advertised tiesh-reducers. food-fads, physical culture stunts and rub-on creams, resign themselves to a life-long fatness and think nothing will -make them thin. Yet their case is not hopeless. A recently discovered combination of fat reducing autnls has made fat disappear after years of obesity, and it Us also unequalled, judging from reports, for reducing tlesh without weakening the digestive svstem or impoverishing the nerves. This remarkable preparation is called Oil of Korein and come sin capsule form. Fat reducing and systembuilding elements of acknowledged merit have been combined in this preparation, which is endorsed by people everywhere. It is absolutely harmless,- inexpensive and efficient. V few weeks systematic use of Korein Miould go far to reduce tlesh and fat even after evervthins else has failed to bring the desired result. Summers Pharmacv and other goiwr dru ggist s everywhere" are dispensing oil of Korem in capsule form in the original enn-u i.,.. pre for yourself how quickly and ie1 v it works d v. 4 iv. If! The King of all Gifts Since the earliest days of history the diamond has been the most princely of all gifts. It typifies the highest of all regard. Its very cost places it beyond the"rans;e of ordinary giiii Still, many who could give diamonds and who would really like to do so are kept from following their inclination by the inflated value so often placed on these gems. In that particular this store isfar ahead. WetJS'iy our diamond direct from the cutters. We bought them before the price went up This places good diamonds within the re;fth of all Come and pee our diamond display. It will be decidedly interesting to you whether you decide to purchase or not. A small deposit will secure any article until you want it later on. 94 liver JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST 177 STATE ST. HAMMOND, IND. Opposite E. C. Store." Minas' Department Open Evenings.

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Gl the second and third floor becoming alarmed at the density of the smoke and the , possibility of a conflagration began to plan on how to get their furniture and valuable belonging to a place of safety. tnusual consternation was felt because there is but one exit from above to the lower floors. It was not long, however, before the firemen found the chief seat of the trouble and the smoke began to subside. The extension ladder truck from the Harbor arrived with a crew of men shortly after the alarm was turned in and assist'ed materially " in tiie woik of the firemen from the west end. Happily, the fire was put out before it got under any headway although the damage by smoke, water and the firemen's axes will amount to several hundred dollars port that is furnisned. The rifles are . the ammunition will be found! on the ground. j N e t Wednesday being the third Wednesday of the month, the regular monthly meeting will be held jn the U Q 111 H I u m w

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Special Announcement CWe announce a demonstration of BEAR BRAND YARNS from Monday, Nov. 13th to Saturday, Nov. 25th inclusive. CIFree lessons in knitting and crocheting by a competent teacher. We will be pleased to have you and your friends attend. C Yours respectfully, Kaufmann & Wolf J.I0N STORE. HAMMOND, IND.

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ful pianos and player pianos to storage at our expense.. Hence we are compelled to advance this exceedingly unparalleled offer to all piano buyers. This stock consists of 50 beautiful pianos and player pianos, which includes some of the most reputable high grade pianos on the market. We want a good home to place some of these pianos; and if you are contemplating the-p.urchase of piano during the holidays and wish to usvone of the above pianos or player pianos until' such time as we will have room for same in our stock or that you may decide to purchase,, we shall be .more than pleased to send it to your home at our extense. 4 No dealer or piano manufacturer ever offered tiie pub.h'e such .privileges, raid we advise all piano buyers to call and inspect this big stock of instruments and take advantage of the inducements derived therefrom. Used Pianos from .$ 90 to $ 125 New Upright Pianos from . . . $165 to $ 7C0 New Player Pianos from $350 to $1,200 Terms to suit all, with our gilt-edge guarantee and exceedingly satisfactory exchange plan.

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jllow To Get Rid Of Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness or Head Noises Tf you have catarrh, catarrhal deafness or head noises caused by catarrh, lor if phelgm drops in your throat and I has caused catarrh of the stomach or j bowels you will be glad to know that : these distressing symptoms can be entirely overcome in many Instances j by .the follow ing treatment which you ' can easily prepare in your own liomj at little cost. Secure from your drugi gist 1 ounce of Parmint (Double j Strength. This will not cost yo ' more t'uan TC-c. Take tiiis home an i ' add to it 4 pint of hot water an.'r .

ounces of granulated sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one tablespoonf :il four times a day. A decided improv -merit. Breathing becomes easy, while tiie distressing head noises, headache, dullness cloudy thinking etc. gradually disappear under the tonic action ot the treatment. Loss of smell, tast . defective hearing and mucus dropping in the back of the throat are otlo i symptoms which suggest the presence of catarrh and which are often overcome by this efficacious treatment. Nearly ninety per cent, of all ear troubles are said to be directly caused by catarrh, therefore, there must be many people whose hearing can be restore.) by this simeple home treatment. Summers Pharmacy can supply you. Adv. club rooms in the superior court building.

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