Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 20 November 1916 — Page 6

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THE TIMES .Monday. Nov. 20. 1916

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Whiting And Its People

WEIR; Al LI NG CHILDREN

Made Well and Strong by Simple Remedy. ' Here is another letter that has just corn to our attention, showing the

Vinol to butlJ up health and for weak. puny, ailing chii-

ENGAGEMENT HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED; HE'S A MILLIONAIRE; SHE A SOCIETY GIRL

power of strengfa dreri V. A.

Smith, of Shanesville,

bavx or wxiitsa Responsibility and Resources out 1 1,000. no Open EvnLn. Mrs. D. J. Heyden of Pennsylvania avenue, has returned home from the Lake Side hospital in Chic-aero where he underwent an operation Misses May Baiiey, Blanche and Haze! Cameron heard Carmen at the Auditorium in Chicago, on Friday evening. Mrs. P Seifer of Laporte avenue, is improving at the Michael Reece hospital in Chicago, and is now abie to sit up and receive visitors. Mrs. L. H. Seifer of Indiana Harbor is also In the same' hospital, having undergone a serious operation. Mrs. R. J. Beamer of Oil City. Pa., has arrived here to spend trie winter with her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Moore of Oliver street. Lew F. Clark of Beloit, Wis., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Clark, yesterday. Mrs. James M. Storer and son of Oliver street, have returned home from Chicago where they spent a week at the .tome of her father. Mr. Haseall. Harry O. Tilton of Laporte avenue, ;s suffering- with an abscess in his t hroat. The Plymouth club of the Congregational church will give a silver tea at the home of Mrs. II. E. Beaubien on Laporte avenue, tomorrow afternoon. The assistant hostesses will be Mrs. E. S.iaefer and Mrs. P. Root. 'A cordial invitation is extended to all wishing to attend. Mrs. C. Sullivan of Indiana Harbor, the guest of Mrs T. Griffin of Fred street. The son of Mr and .Mrs. Steve Betusik was baptized by Father Benedict at St. John's Slavok church yesterday and named Steven. Jr. Mrs. P. J. Carpenter of Pennsylvania

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says: "My little child was puny, weak and ailing, could not rest at night and , would not eat. I learned about Vinol ; and tried it, and within a week noticed

an improvement. The enwa s appetite :

improved, it slept well, strength and i

health wore soon built up. We think j Vinol is excellent for weak, puny children." Vinol is a delicious combination of; beef and cod liver peptones, iron and ! manganese peptonates and glyeerophosphates which creates an appetite,;

tones up tne digestive organs, enricnea the blood and creates strength. Children love to take it. We ask all parents of weak, sickly, delicate choldren in this vicinity to try Vinol with the understanding that we will return your money if it fails to benefit your little ones. Joseph W.

Weis. druggist: L. Harry Xorris Ph v.. Hammond, leading drug' stores in towns Adv.

"VVels and Also at the all Indiana

j REMOVES SXIN AFFECTIONS ; Os package prore it. Sold and : guaranteed by aboro Vinol druggist.

avenue. entertained Mrs. Elliott of Winnipeg. Canada, and Mrs. Chambers of Cni.-ago. This is Mrs. Elliott s first visit to the States, with, which sne is much elated. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O. II., will give a card party next Friday night.

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Because It Makes My Hair Full of Life "Young" Soft and Silky Vola-Vita Restores the Youthful Color Cures Dandruff Stops Falling Hair. Vola-Vita contains no alcohol, because

alcohol burns and deadens the hair. Vola-Vita is recommended and sold in Hammond, lnd by Harry's Drug Store; in East Chicago, Ind., by Schlieker's Pharmacy; in . Indiana Harbor, Ind., by Central Drug Store.

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"'Vola-Vita" is sold by ali good druggists at ?1.00 for large bottle, or sent direct by the Vola-Vita Jlfg. Co., Chicago, III. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Mr. and Mrs. A. IX Baker of 28 Doty street, died Friday night and was buried in St. Joseph's cemetery following services at 9 o'clock this morning at the church of that name. The father is receiving teller at the Citizens bank.

is eligible to membership. Roe is local monarch.

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and different. They are sure to please

and cannot be duplicated. Just a little out of the ordinary. No trouble to show them.

J. Carpenter and Mrs. Carl visited at the home of Frank Washington Park, on Friday.

The Knights of Pythias will nave their annual convention at Indiana Harbor tomorrow at which a number of the K. of P.'s of Whiting wilt be present. There will be an open meeting tomorrow afternoon, which the Pythian Sisters of Whiting will attend in a body. Jonn Poppen who was injured in an accident at the Hammond Oil Co. on Friday, was removed to the Passavant hospital in Chicago on Saturday. Mr. Poppen had his leg crushed in which it is thought several bones have been fractured. Mr. Poppen had the) same leg broken in an accident a year ago and a few years ago suffered the loss of an eye in his work as boilermaker. The regular meeting of the Pyhian Sisters was held on Friday night, after which a banquet was served as a resuit of the close of the recent membership contest. The two sides in the contest were led by Mrs. P. J. Carpenter and Mrs. Arthur Stress. Tne losing side, led by Mrs. Carpenter, banquetted the winning side with an elaborate two-course banquet, there being thirty-seven gathered around the festive board. The funeral of John Valucha, age 45. of 523 121st street, who was the victim in the accident at the Standard Oil Co. on Friday, was held yesterday under the direction of Undertaker Baran. Services wehe held at St. John's Slavok church by Fa.ther Benedict. Interment was at St. John's cemetery. The deceased wa a member-of the Slavish Catholic union and is survived by a widow and six children, the eldest

Miss Jeannie Emmet and William Barton French out for a spin. Announcement has just been made in New York by Sir. and Mrs. Henry Coster Emmet of the engagement of their daughter. Miss Jeannie Emmet, to William Barton French, son of the late Seth Barton French and Mrs. Mary Walker Feam French, who served as a Red Cross nurse in the Serbian war. The j'oung man recently became of age and inherited the greater part of his father's estate, valued at several millions.

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GETS READY

the crime are: Edward Kennedy. 22E. 53th street; Paul Hamilton, 200 Indiana avenue; A- H. Abell. 35 Arch.--ai-.t-itt& aw4 IaKh T c ; - - -

of 913 rtlnck avenue. Indiana, ilar. 'iJ "'" -ornson, i.-.,.

l,or. claim that they had their pockets ' 'l,tlpicked while coming from Gary on th-. I ';",e of thM mon haVP l Catft arv.ral ntV,Ar .... i. -

i G. & I. last night about 9 o'clock. : . . um u-.i -

ncianes. other arrests are likely t,

L.ohai says lun-x uie cups got ten j follow within

dollars in bills from Ins pocket and hours.

Bokar claims to have lost a bank book

recording deposits made in a bank in i

Wyoming. They had the fnen spotted and gav ?

a description of them to the police. It is said they returned on th.e same cir

to Gary.

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it rivals a day on me links The lover of golf well knows the ravenous appetite he acquires chasing the elusive ball around the links. And how he docs eat! Many a "man would give a fortune for such an appetite. BARBAROSSA will give just such an appetite to the average man or woman. It promotes digestion and stimulates and strengthens the stomach's action. BARBAROSSA' S lead among quality beers is due to the remarkably A fhf sanitary and scientific handlintr. and

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that unequalled and exclusive Moenein process oi nrewmsj..

Pon't be without this pure, spartling, retreshtng drinn tn inc

home. BARBAROSSA ia always tound xn the Mit cates. HENDERSHOT & REYNOLDS Wholesale Dealers. Phone 290. Hammond.

d v. The Ckristiaa Moerle'm I&R iacinnati, Ohio J ' '

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being only 13 years old. Tne general meeting of the Fortnightly club will be held at the library auditorium tonight u.t which Mrs. P.outrht will give a report of the recent convention? at Indianapolis. There will be special music and all members are urged to be present. C. A. Heliwig has resigned his posi

tion as manager of the Whiting Pure ' a Ijoa ell

Ice Co.. wnich was prompted by his ill health. Mr. Heilwig has been succeeded by Albert Marcus. The I-adies" Aid society of the Congregational church will have an allday meeting st the home of Mrs. Raider on Central avenue, Wednesday.

Al-Hassan grotto fn working night and day on the details for the bisr ceremonial that will be pulled off at the

j Hartley theatre on Friday of this week. 1 Abe Ottenheimcr is chief stunster Fellows attended the biS meeting t d staKs niauaer and thcr(t ,w

Saturday night They all came j BOmthins doing every miuwfe from rhly pleased with the deg:ee,)hc timf. the cutajn risrs at f.,ht n-

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at Gary, home hi

work as ex-

Indianapolis lodge

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clock until the bell taps announcing the j midnight hour. j Members of the order ai ail agog

Mrs. Frank Robinson returned to

"""""""" 's"' - lover the fact that the. Brand monarch

jter a visit here with relatives. I f U)(J niltional ordf.r f Krott0f;S. wa. Herman Llimau of Crown romt, was! T ,-ce .

ltor yesterday. 1., .opk Bnd nrohBhlv 1.1 assist in in.

.ir. anu urs. iiaipn f impsna 01 c.ii!eago, were the guests of his parents, '

MUNSTER

P.ev. and Mrs. J. J. Simpson, here yes- ;

terday. W. F. Ci a brook returned Saturday from a visit with his son, W. F. Erabrook, dr.. and family at Indianapolis.

GRIFFITH

stituting the Al-Hassan as grotto num

ber sixty six.

Candidates will be iniatiated from

Whiting-. Himmond. Crown Point, Gary and other parts of th" county. Sheriffelect, Ijew Barnes, is jcheduled to be one of the principal performers in the decree work. The ri"tto is organized to develop the social sioc of masonic life and anv mr-m-

Sixty-three applications for second citizenship papers are to be passed on tomorrow forenoon by Judg Charles Greenwald. who nnnprl ih -VrtvrrHi-

l'ctectives of tne New lork Central term of room three of '.he 5mrir,

u.nes maae wnat tney tninK to be anim.rt vj.,mj

important capture a few days aej

when they nicked un a counle cf men.! court cases are set for tne lirat inrci

one a sw itchman and the other a fire-' ,VPeks of tile FtV6 weeks' term and Ln man employed 011 the Lake Shore, whoj411 cases on the printed calendar which w ere caught with certain rood3 that ' nave been pending for a year or more had be-en taken out of a box car o'i without an entry beingr made, the court

track 5 at the elevator yards near In- ' will dismiss oh its own

diana Harbor. The men were at first turned loose because of the non-appearance of pro.secutingr witnesses and later re-arrested on a second affidavit. The last time, one of them. Paul Hamilton, was picked up in Chicago. The four men that were erre.ted

and v.lia are tald to have confenserl

1-er of the F. & A. M. in good standinar i either to direct arti

motion.

In room one JudKe R-eiter i? trying court cases, and in room two Judtje Walter Hardy is tryinsr criminal cases. The case here on trial is that of th stato agrainst John Krivack. an Knt Chicago foreigner r.hf.rid with tnird.---. Attorney ?.Iead is defending; and .t. Patterson is prosecuting. It pected the cas will ro to rii j.

Miss Marguerite Oeib spent the ; week-end at the rionie of her parents.!

Oeib of Windsor Park

spent Friday in

Mr. and Mrs.

111. Miss 11a Vorhouer Hammond.

A number of Munsterites attended the box social in Saxony, Saturday evening. Miss Faye P.ich of Hammond, spent the week-end visiting- with Miss Erna Kaske.

LOWELL

Mr. and M-s. Fred Wood returned to their home in Chicago last evening af. ter a visit here with relatives. Mrs. J. E. "Love of Evanston, 111., visited her daughter, Mrs. V. K. P.oberts here yesterday. Mr and Mrs. John Shurte of Downer's Grove, III., were tne srue.sts of relatives here yesterday. Mr. and Irs. Lorraine Dinwiddie of Morgan Park. 111., visited relatives here yesterday. Several members of Lowell lodjre of

YOU'RE BILIOUS! GLEAN LIVEII AND BOWELS TONIGHT Don't stay headachy, sick, or have bad breath and sour stomach.

HM.H SOIOOI, MIVVS. F,"loHaI. Most high school students may be

tdividcd into three classes. There are the ones that go to scnol for pleasure

and pastime, those that go because they are compelled to go. and hist, tlio.e that see the advantage of an educa-

i tion.

The ones that go for pleasure may find their fun in athletics, or the company of their set. or may love to bask in tne sunshine of some young lady's smile. His school work is only a necessary evil that accompanies the other. The one that is compelled to so, pern'aps through the etrons will of a wise fatner, will rlrsa- along, learning what little he can not find a way of getting around, and at last either wake up and find his father was ritrht, or finally leave school feeling like a martyr. But the one that sees the advantage of learning, will work hard and ain the croal of a stood education, and later, in the battle of life, will lead the rest. A' A LP. IE PHOTT, Editor. Item. Tne seventh sjrade have been making relief and pro-duct maps. Miss Mary Gruel visited school last Thursday. The eighth grade is studying- "Horatius" in reading:. The Latin class is setting a Ions nicely in their work. Miss Edith Aid ridge was absent last Wednesday and Friday.

on or complicity in I Tuesday afternoon.

Credit

Wake up feeling fine! Best laxative for men, women and children.

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WORK WHILE YOU

Enjoy life: Remove tne liver ana bowel poison which is keeping your nead dizzy, your tongue coated, breath offensive, and stomach sour. Don't stay bilious, sick, headachy, constipated and full of cold. Why don't you set a box of Cascarets from the drug store and eat one or two tonight and enjoy the nicest, gentlent liver and bowel cleans- : Ing you ever experienced. Tou will wake up feeling fine and fit. Cascarets never gripe or sicken like salts, pills and calomel. They act so gently that j you hardly realize you have taken a

cathartic. Mother should give cross, sick, bilious or feverisn children a whole Cascaret any time they act thoroughly ami are harmless! Adv.

OBITUARY. Mrs. L J. Sprout, for ten years a resident of Hammond, died in Pittsburgh. Pa.. Thursday. Mrs. J. B. Davis, Mrs. James Horner and C. C. Kprout are children of Mrs. Sprout and live in Hammond. C. C. Sprout was called to Pittsburgh several days ago by the critical illness of his mother. Anthony C. thp ten-weeks-old child of

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