Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 264, Hammond, Lake County, 20 April 1917 — Page 10

THE TIMES

Friday, April 20, 1917 Now Going On at

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Our era tire store Is beirig remodeled and when completed will be one of the nicest stores In Lake-county. Prices cut to pieces during this sale, come -and buy your Spring Suit now and we will save you some money. Now Is your chance.

SHlohman. and! Logan

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transactions. which is way normal for an Kastcr sale.

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The April horse market proved to b! : a disappointment to the many Chicago ' buyers on hand ,but few animals beiiiK ; brought to the sale. The fact that the : farmers are busv and every available: i horse Is needed on the farm at present, is responsible for the light market.! Vossibly not over 13 horses were ship- ! red to Chicago as a result of the day's j

The marriage of Miss Grace Schmal. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmal living on East Joliet street to Mr. Otto Seberger, will be solemnized

at St. Mary's Catholic church at it!

o'clock this morning. Kev. F. H. Guethoff performing the cermony. The couplt will leave for an extended wedding trip and will return to make their home on Xorth Court street in the Dale's residence. The couple have a host of friends in Crown Toint whom will extend con-

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New laid eggs, fresh from the country.

Your Grocer Sells Them. The genuine distributed only by SCHLOSSER BROTHERS

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PERHAPS only the keenly observant instinct

ively sense that the Mario nHandley is unique in its quiet individuality and owned by out of the ordinary motorists.

74TRo.TJerr Qet "individuality is a' form of

Sis-40 $1350 120 Inch , Wheelbase 4 Inch Tires

4 pass. Roadster

Six- 60 1650 125 Inch Wheelbase. 4Vz Inch Tires F O. D. Jacksca

artistry which is lost when it p

to the point of general attraction. Not every ens will appreciate the subtle touch of distinction in the Six Pre-eminent. But we are content, because we want, as far as possible, to interest those who appreciate the type of individuality exemplified in the Marion-Handley.

J. A. HOPPE & COMPANY Distributors 432 Indiana Boulevard, - Phone 172-R Whiting, Indiana

"TIZ" FOR SORE, TiBED FEET--

Tiz" is grand for aching, swollen, tender, calloused feet or corns.

"How 'TIZ doe help ore feet."

Allow us to be of service to you. nnd Information will he gladly furnihsed. CHAMBER OK COM MK ROE. FRED A. RUK, Secy.

Whit in And Its People

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Uank of Vhltinu, Schrncv IiuildlnK pern from 9 a. m. to 8 p. a. 2-8 I'rincess theatre tonight. Owen Moore and Marguerite Oourtet in "The Kiss." A splendid drama in five acts.

Paramount piotograoh.

who whs a member of the local order. , Mrs. O'Oonnell, i who was a former Whitinj? resident, is survived by her ' daughter, Mr.s. Mary Flack and two granddaughters. I Dr. ;. H. Hoskins, Dr. O. S. Milliard, i.Urr Stowell and M. E. Harr returned 'last night from French Lick Springs, iJnd., where they spent ten days. John JSchaub will remain for a few more ;d:.ys. The ladies of the Owl club held 'their monthly card party at the club roomr yesterday afternon. Five hund-rt-ri wa.i j)layed at which prizes were i awarded to -Mrs. E. Shaeffer, Mins Jessie Diiffan ami Mrs. Join Schaub. j Refreshments were nerved by the com- , mittee. i ThK Wliitinsr basketball team was" i treated to a banquet at Dorsey's restaurant last niht by Supt- J- H. Hoskinson. An elaborate menu was served. Talks were K'v'n by Supt. Hoskinspn,

i Coach Sias and several of the boy

She will also visit her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Waldo Jennine Of Oliver street. The Owl club will give a dancing party tonight. Mrs. P. If. Murphy nnd Mrs. J. V

Nyland spent "Wednesday In Chicago. John E. Moore of Cleveland vnu, who has been very ill. Is considerably improved. 1

Ah.' what relief. -No more tired feet;

no more burning feet; no more swollen.!

aching, tender, sweaty feet. No more soreness in corns, callouses, bunions. j Xo matter what ails your foet ori what under the sun you've tried without I getting relief, just use "Tiz." "Tiz" is; the only remedy that draws out atl the

poisonous exudatinos which puff up the fe.etj "Tiz" cures your foot trouble so you'll never limp or draw up your face in pain. Tour shoes won't seem tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore and swollen. Think of it, no more foot misery, no more agony from corns, calluoses or bunions. Get a' 25-cent box at any drug store or department store and get instant relief. "Wear smaller shoes. Just once try "Tiz." Get a whole year's foot comfort for only 25 cents. Think of it. Adv.

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The marriage of Mjsg Amanda Knoth, daughter of William Knoth of Hammond, and Richard Renne of Whiting, took place in Chicago on April 7. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Waters of Grace Episcopal church in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Renne are residing with the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Renne, 400 Central avenue. William Harper and daughter, Mrs. Carl Duffy of Daporte avenue, visited his son, Gerald Harper at the Great

lakes training station on Wednesday, ma found he and the other two WhitIns boys with whom he enlisted. Paul Schlechtv and Milfred Moore, all well.

Mrs ing's

isome in r re.i street ana wm go to . ,. dwidnl, tion

test at Gary this

party consisted of Supt. Hoskin

son. Coach bias, r red t ischrupp. cap

tain; Jesse Gill. Milton Sugar, Nich

olas Kundradt, Dan Proehaska, Frank Morrison. Robert Naef, Howard Grady, Floyd Griffith. Francis Denham.

Miss Irene Putnam is still confined to her home In 113th street as the ro-M

suit of a nervous breakdown. tier

sister. Miss Edna Putnam, is substftut-yl

tng during the former's illnesn. Tci ri-m'f l':mnpr son of Mr. an-d

Mrs. John Oanner of New York avrZ nue. ieft Hammond on Tuesday in' company with the Hamrnnd boys Tor f Fort. Wivne to take his final examinV

lation before Joining- the coast artil

Thomas Griffin, one of WliifsJ MjRSMiriam Gordon and Jasper Gev

pioneer residents, has sold her Yrtz . nl represent Whiting at the Dake

make her home

gratulations on the happy event. Crown Point people have responded nobly to the appeal of the" governor of the state and the local authorities to plant every available foot of ground in foodstuff crops and it is expected that hardly a vacant lot. but what will be under cultivation before seed time Is over. The city officials and Chamber of Commerce officials are ready at all times to co-operate with the public and

will give whatever aid is necessary to' further the scheme. Greatly increased crops are imperative and each individual benrs a large share of responsibility in responding to the appeal. The benefit, entertainment given by the Senior class of the Crown Point high school at the 1-yric theatre last evening was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by those present. Hesides the photoplay "The Warrens of Virginia." the members of the class were introduced in a pleasing program and the affair can be recorded as a b'g success. A perceptible dropping off in the marriage license operations is noticed since the last of the week and it is possible that the "war groom" rush is over. Proposed legislation to compel those who have married since the declaration of war to serve may have induced olhers likewise inclined to consider the step, if it is riot any deterrent to military service. To Increase The Na-tion'B rood Supply. This a patriotic national duty, patriotism and profit both urge you to increase the supply, every pound of food produced will help defeat the enemy. We want more vacant lots to be used for this purpose, if you are unable to work you own, will you contribute the use of same for this good cause at this great time of need. The mayor and city officials are cooperating and assisting the Chamber of

Commerce, and Prof. Painter and school children in this good work. 10.000,000 more hens are also needed for the home and overseas demand for eggs .and meats, to every farmer and city poultry keeper make it your duty to raise a few more broods of chicks this season, and help fill this demand.

Pt. Kiehmona, Cal., to

with her daughter. Mrs. John Carey. Mrs. Max A. Paulus was confined in

St. Luke's hospital in Chicago for

few davs. but has now returned to her

home in Sheridan avenue, where she

will be confined to her bed for several

dajs, cwing to a general breakdown of her heiilt'i. The Indies' auxiliarj' of the A." O. H. will have charge of the Princess the-at-e tonight. A number of the members of the W. O. O. F. attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Ellen O'Connell at East Chicago,

and oratorical con

evening. Whiting

will send a large delegation for both

afternoon and evening.

Mrs. X. A. Emerson of i;oth street

;as returnee from Altoona, Pa., where

shf was called by the death of her

brother-in-law. James Eartuska and Frank Greenwaid have returned to Ann Arbor to resume their studies at the University of Michigan. Mrs. J. R. Jennings of Joliet is here for en extended visit with her sister. Mrs. J. C. Fieres of Cleveland avenue.

ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS Wholesale and Retail West Hammond Coal Company

J. J. BREHM, Prop.

PHONE 1674 OR 2S55.

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Wc buy any second-hand car and pay the highest cash prices. We handle and supply all parts of any automobile made. HIGH-TENSION BOSCH MAGNETOS A SPECIALTY. Plant, 1C87 Calumet Ave. Office, 328 East State St. Main Phone, 2728 Phones 3178 or 1591. Maurice Eo Ein Prop.

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NEW 1917

GRANT

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Ve Have a Remedy That Will Cost You Nothing If It Does Not Help You. Hammond women will please realize that we mean just what we say in the above heading-. Letters like the following prove the efficiency of Vinol in

such cases: "Kor the benefit of the other tirf! women. I want to say that 1 keep hour for seven in my family. I became run

down, all played out, I did not seem to have any life in me and looked badly. I read so much about Vinol I decided to try it and I must say It hclpe'l me in every way. It built me up so I felt like a new woman, and my friends said they could see a great change in rie." Mrs. ' John M. "Waldron, Saratoga Springs, N. T. We recommend Vinol to our customers as the greatest strength creator we know because it contains beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptones, iron and Tnanganese peptonates and glycerophosphates, all dissolved in a pure medicinal wine. Joseph IV. Wels. Druggist; L. Harry Weis. and Xorris Phcy., Hammond. Also at tha leading Drug Store in all Indiana towns. Adv.

I REMOVES SXIN AFFECTIONS I zzokiecl by cbovy Viaol dr2ki. ,4

wherein Performance meets Promise T Is no extravagant' claim' that the Grant Six Is also desisted asid so constructed that it

will serve your every motoring desire as well and as long: as any car made today regardless of price. Merely trqat the 5rant Six as a highgrade piece of machinery should be treated and you can bank on thousands of miles of uninterrupted motoring service. There are scores and scores of Grant-owning boosters. Let u& put you in touch with a few. There's nothing so convincing as facts from a satisfied owner. 20 miles to the gallon guaranteed. WHITING GARAGE

434-436 Indiana Blvd.

Whiting-, Ind.

Phone 254 Residence 105-.: