Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 21 June 1917 — Page 5

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COMING EV3NTS. Miss Lucile Minas'will have the members of the D. A. M. club as her quests this evening: at her home in Rimbach avenue. "The members of the Past Chiefs Association of Hammond Temple No. 73 j Pythian Sisters will meet at the Red j Cross rooms in the Hammond building

Friday afternoon to sew. At her home in May street Mrs. A. C. Mcilahon will be hostess Friday afternoon to the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery club. Mrs. W. C. No-ris. 27 Elizabeth street, will be hostess Friday afternoon to the members of the Alpha Phi cdub at a thimble party. The North Side W. C. T. V. will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Collett. 404 Hickory street.

CONSEBTATOBT PROGRAM. Trie annual certificate program ot tn? Clifford Conservatory of Music will "be held this evening- at the Hammond Chamber of Commerce at 8:00 o'clock. The public Is cordially invited to attend. The following rupils will receive certificates: Carolyn Faxton. Helen "Wolf. Mildred Westfahl. Anna Rippe. Mathilda Barck, Anna Showiilter, Grace

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BODY ODORS Body odors vanish when a feur tablets of Wa-Ne-Ta are dissolved in the bath. Wa-Ne-Ta cools and refreshes and gives that delightful feeling of cleanliness and purity. Wa-Ne-Ta will not harm the most delicate skin. Try it tonight and rid yourself of that annoying "sweaty" feeling. Order from your druggist. WA - NE-TA At Your Druggist's u

Misses Janet Neck and Helen Jollifte. Henry Ilerbst was the bost man and the j ushers were Frank Juterbock and Rich- j ard Nack. The bride's costume was of white silk net over charmeuse silk and j

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IlCr Veil It'll IH'HI O. wicnui v.i " " - the valley, fhe carried a shower Bouquet of lilies of the valley and bride's roses. The - bridesmaids were prettily gowned in white and their flowers were pink killarney roses. The ceremony was followed with a reception at the home of the bride's parents, the corner

of Charlotte ar.d Sibley streets. Fink and white were the colored carried out in the decoration of the home and in the table appointments. A supper was served tha guests. Mr. and Mrs. McRill will spend a few days visiting at Niagara Falls and Detroit after which they wil be at home in Hammond.

Jenkins. Grace Bell. I.uella Claus. Lil

lian Rippe, Berdie Vivian. Joseph Ma

kowsky. Lucille Klotz. Florence Mischke. Lillian Monberp. Lydla "Welter. Oscar Makowsky. Katherine Huchel. Ogdcn Fraser, Joe Ruff. Gertrude Ruff, Mildred Whinery. John Muri, Elisabeth Wilson. Henrietta Pteinbach. Nell Reeser. Emma Claus. Berdie George. Gertrude Downey, Gertrude Claus and Guy Dickey. The marriage of Miss Lydia Hardtke to Luther McUill took place last evening at St. Paul's Lutheran church, the Rev. Theo. Clnus pronouncing the ceremony in the rrosence of a. large gathering of guests. The bride's sister. Miss Adele Hardtke serve! her as maid of honor and her bridesmaids were the

SUFFERED TWO YEARS

WITH CHRONIC CATARRH

Miss Emeho A. Haberkorn, 22bl Gravols Ave-, St. Louia, Mo., writes: "For over two years I was troubled with internal catarrh. I heard of the Peruna booklet. I read it and wrote to them, and they answered my letter promptly. I began taking treatment a3 soon as possible- Tongue cannot express how 1 suffered with my stomach, and I also was troubled with catarrh of the head. I didn't feel like myself for a long time. So I began taking Peruna- I have taken four bottles, and now I cannot praise it enough. Any one who has chronic catarrh should write the Peruna Medical Department- They will help any one. I feel grateful for what they have done for me, and would not do without Peruna. I now enjoy as good health

Tongue Cannot Express How I Suffered With My Stomach and Catarrh of Head

as ever. I find it has improved my health so much that I will recommend it to any one cheerfully. I thank the Peruna Co- very much for their kindness." Those who object to liquid medi

cines can now procure Peruna Tab

lets Adv.

Mrs. C. H. True and Mrs. John D. Smalley were hostesses at a cake and npron sale for the Woman's Guild of St. Faul's Episcopal church yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Smalley's home. 91 Detroit street. A program was a delightful feature of the afternoon. It included a piano solo by Miss Helen Johnson, readings by Mrs. Glen Char-

tier and a dance by Miss Marion . Cun

ningham, also a Flower Romance. In the contest the guests paid a penny for every question they failed to answer and a neat little sum was added to the fund for the afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne an! Miss Beatrice Hansen presided at the tea tables and during the afternoon dainty refreshments were served. The colors were white and pink and the table had for it3 decoration sweet peas and bridal wreath.

YOU DON'T BEUWE II? CLAIMS FDR A Hi IfliiiC

"IAZ35 TEI3 TEST. Let your family examine your scalp aid hair; look at it yourself In the mirror: spend two minutes of your tAie each day, morning or evening with Vola-Vita. YOUR HAIR'S BEST FRIEND, and in one week note ths Improved condition. Tour family will see It and every friend you have will say.

"I nover noticed befors what beautiful

hair you have.' Vola-Vita is recommended to restore lifeless or gray hair to its natural color and luster, to stop falling hair, to relieve Itching scalp, to eradicate dandruff, and to promote the growth of hair. Use Vola Vita. TOUR HAIR'S BEST FRIEND, and WATCH IT WORK. Vola-Vita contains no alcohol, guaranteed harmless. Vola-Vita Is sold and guaranteed to work by H. L. Weis, Hammond, Ind. Write the Vola-Vita Mfg. Co.. 150 W. Austin Ave., Chicag-o. for free booklet "THE REAL FACTS ABOUT HAIR." Adv.

HAMMOND TURNS THE CORNER (Continued from Page On.

to complete the allotment of 125,000. The following appeal was sent out by Chairman Turner at noon: "To the Citizens of Hammond: "Tour city's response to the Humanity War Fund Call. Is most generous, and there is no one to thank other than the donors themselves, whose contributions are freely given, almost without hesitation. ""VVe are now approaching the half-way period of the nation-wide campaign and nearly one-half of our allotment has been, subscribed. The Finance Committee urge every Individual in the city to consider himself a committee of one to aid in this great undertaking. Subscription cards will be left in every

A number of women of the Hammond Woman's club met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 10:30 this morning in the interests of the srecial campaign for funds for the Red Cros3. Mrs. W. C. Belman and Mrs. Mary Holm were appointed chairman and vice chairman respectively for this feature of the work.

NOW WELL PERUNA DID IT

'Come to the Lion Store's Week-End

Sale of AUTO SUPPLIES. MHWM MHHMk , , ill .11 III M . " U " You can buy supplies of known qualiity at prices which mean a liberal savingr.

A iaSoEflSTBMfflia , hii ihmiiiii Auto Owners Attention !

The home of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Boone was a bower of pink peonies, roses and marguerites for the wedding of their daughter, Gretchen. to Albert J. Griffiths of East Chicago last evening. The Rev. Jones of the Methodist church of

I East Chicago performed the ceremony I at eight o'clock in the presence of only the Immediate relatives. The bride wore a beautiful costume of pale pink j silk. There were no wedding attendI ants. The ceremony was folloVved by a j supper, the wedding colors of white and i pink being further carried out in tne

table appointments and the collation. Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths left last evening for points in Indiana and Michigan to be gone several weeks. They will rturn to Hammond to visit Mrs. Griffiths' parents before going to Detroit where they expect to make their home. Mr. Griffiths Is a graduate from the law department of the Valpariaso University. Mrs. Griffiths after her graduation from the Hammond high school attended Rockford College at Rockford, 111., and last year studied at Valparaiso University, and her wedding is interesting to a large circle of friends. Mrs. O. A. Krinbill assisted by Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Olson entertained the Ladies' Aid Soctety of the First Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon at a quilting beet at her home in Rimbach avenue. This evening a farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Klotz who will leave Hammond next week to make their home In Kankakee, 111., will be given by the society at the home of A. Murray Turner in Glendale park. The invitation Is extended the members of the congregation to attend.

Double S.&H. Stamps Friday SPARK PLUGS U-Ray TIRE TAI.C Extra PATCHES Blue Streak Spark Plugs for Huick smooth powder, in sif- cementless patches; Automobiles, $1 value? ter top can. On sale regular 25c value. Per at at "c can 15c AIR GAl"GE Twitch ell TIRE COVERS Regrvri VIICAMZER AdamAir Gauge, always sells lar $1.5 Tire Covers, son inner tube vulcanfor $1.00. tte special size 34x3H. On special izer. $2.55 set. Specially sale 4Se sale, each 8c priced at ....91.49 SPECIAl Clover Brand SPECIAL Combination BRUSHES Regular 25e Valve Grinding Com- Set (1 can Michelin Presco S p a r. k Plug pound. On special sale Master and 1 can Mich- Brushes. On sale Fridav at , 2e elin Cements at 39e and Saturday 15c

Glass Frosting

Week-End Sale at

for auto lamps, search lights, windows, etc., ground glass effect. Priced for the - 18d

Spot Light with silver plated reflector and equipped with nitrogen lamp. Handle has switch and hard rubber connection, exceptionally

well made and produces fL powerful searchlight. On special sale at

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Same Lamp with Mirror on back, 1.45

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KAUFMANS it WOLF - Hammond. Ind

Miss Margaret Drawert who Is a

nurse In a Chicago hospital is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. George

Andres In Michigan avenue.

Mrs. Farley Dunbar has been 111 for several days at her home In Rimbach

avenue.

Mrs. Farley Dunbar has been 111 for several days at her home In Rimbach

avenue.

Mrs. A. C. McMahon of May street

has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Meadville, Pa. Mrs. VV. J. AVhinery and daughter,

Mildred of Detroit street, will leave tomorrow for a visit with relatives In

Fowler, Ind.

Dr. G. L. Smith, 30 "Warren street

and daughter Helen Elizabeth, left last night - to visit Dr. Smith's relatives In Xatford, Canada. Dr. Smith will re

turn Monday but Helen will visit for

several weeks.

Miss Trell of South Bend came to

Hammond for the wedding of her niece. Miss Gretchen Boone to Albert J. Griffiths last evening and will remain for a short visit with lier sister, Mrs. D. E. Boone of May street.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist church was entertained by the members of the fourth division yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Allnut. 91 Douglas street. Members of the various departments reported their plans for raising money and arrangements were also made for the annual picnic of the society to be held in July Instead of the next regular meeting. During the social hour Miss Ruth Howard entertained the guests with music and at the close of her program a two course luncheon was served.

The Kolah Camp Fire Girls will hold their June ceremonial meeting Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Kathleen Lyons.' 115 "Webb street. Five candidates will take the rank of AVood Gatherers. The members are also reminded to meet at the Red Cross rooms Friday afternoon promptly at 2:15 o'clock to sew for the Red Cross.

Mrs. Peter Austgen entertained very pleasantly at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home in Douglas street for the members of the R. A. E. club. On account of the fourth of July the next meeting of the club will be held on Thursday instead of "Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Emmerling in Russell street.

70 VOTING MACHINES

(Special to Thh Times.) CROWX POINT, IX D., June 21. The county council today appropriated $83,000 for the purchase of seventy voting machines. The council will hold option on ten additional machines. The first of January the numbers of rrecincts in the county will be reduced from 1S3 to 70 or 80 and out of the saving In election expenses the county will pay for the machines. Because the state board refused to O. K. tha appropriation the council rescinded action on the budget of $5,000 for the use of the county agent In the employment of deputies, office aind etc., with the agreement that as soon as the county agent and the state authorities reach an understanding the money will be forthcoming. Five thousand dollarj was appropriated for the repair of fair ground buildings damaged by the recent tornado.

and $2,000 for the special attorney of

the grand jury and the special invest! gators of superior court No. 3.

EAST CHICAGO RED , CROSS TAG DAY fContlnued From Pica one)

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McRill of Canton, O., M. H. Bmes and C. K. Barnes of Lake City. Mich., and the Misses Margaret Kaub and Margaret Mills of Angola, Ind.. who came to Hammond for the wedding of Miss Lydia Hardtke to Luther McRill were entertained yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schrum at their home In State Line street. - A party was given honoring the birthday anniversary of "Walter E. Schneider last evening at his home, 777 Beall avenue. The evening was devoted to music following1 which a four course supper was served. The table was decorated attractively with pink and white carnations and there were covers for Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Donnell. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Morris, Mrs. Harry Tieman. Mrs. J. Schneider, Mrs. F. C. Cadore. the Misses Maude Mitchell. Delores Ruth Schneider, Ruth O'Donnell. Fern Cadore, Messrs. Henry Katzbach, "William, Ramey, Edward Schneider, Frank O'Donnell and Edward Tie-man.

organized through the efforts of Fr. Budnik, Joe "Wadas, John Krupa, John Bochnowskl. T. H. Grabowskl and Mrs.

Dombkowski. Tuesday night a meeting

was held and a committee organized

consisting of representatives of eight or ten 'arious Polish organizations. The Polish bazaar committee voted a dona

tion of $100 out of its funds. Individuals and business houses will be solicited today and tomorrow. In the fourth ward. Judge "W. A. Fuzy, Nick Mahalich. John Tenkley and J. K. Reppa are rounding up the workers and wilT see that the Calumet dis-

i trict does Its bit.

The campaign will close Saturday with one of the most intensive tag days

in the history of the city. Mrs. Victor

Badeaux is in charge and the city is be

ing combined for young ladies to solicit everybody who does not "wear a button

or hold a card.

WINS HONOR

Frances D. Moran won the scholar-J ship given by the Knig-hts of Coluin bus for the highest general average

In the diocesan examination. She earned an average of 99. B.

TO LUTE TOO CLASSIFY

LOST Child's bracelet "Wednesday evening: name engraved on, near 249 State. Hammond. Return to same address and receive reward. 6:21:1 WANTED Four or 5-room house or flat by couple with child: best of references: rent guaranteed. Address M, Tlr!P. Hammond. 6 :21tf

Just Arrived a new line-of Milans, among them the new Double Brini Sailors.

Decidedly new hats for motoring

Orders taken for Crocheted Hats G. Stewart 701 South Hohman St., Hammond. "The exclusive shop of better

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bink in the city, and alt are urged to join oni of the classes either COc. $1.00, $2.00. $5.00 or $10,000 per month, as they feel able to so do: remembering that this is a year of sacrifice, both for those at home, as well as for those who have offered their time, and their lives, for the Country's welfare. "Hammond has never failed to respond to a. worthy cause: She must not fail this time, even though the demands are great. "It has been we'll ?aid that if our

PAGE FIVE boys at the front, can offer to gH-e , all their time, and their lives, if need be, most any of us at home, should be willing to give the proceeds of two or four hours of labor a month to aid them. "Remember there are but two days more alloted, and prompt action Is imperative. "A. M. TURNER. "Chairman Finance Committee."

Let your children join the Red Cross.

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