Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1917 — Page 5

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Social News

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Registration from two classes in the making of surgical dressings is nowbeing taken at the Red Cross headquarters. 50-4 Hammond building. Each class will be limited to eight members. One class will meet twice a week, Tuesday and Friday, 2 to 4:30 p. in. The other once a week. Wednesday 2 to 4:;U p. m. There will be no fee for this Instruction but it is hoped that those entering these classes will be willing to act as assistant supervisors of fu

ture classes. ine instruction is in!

chars-? of Mrs. Guy Wetzel, classes to begin on Tuesday, June 2o. "Do Tour Bit For Uncle Sam" is the title of a stirring patriotic song composed and published by Gertrude Cooper, i Mason street. Hammond, which is attracting much altenticn. It is gotten up in a striding style with the cover in red, white and blue. It was written by Mrs. Cooper for the Rooster Club's benefit bazaar and was later presented by thj? Kolah Camp Fire Girls at the

program given by the Hammond Woman's club at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and also at the Flag Day exercises of the Hammond lodge of Elks at the Orpheum theater. Mrs. Cooptir is prominent in Hammond club and musical circles and everywhere her song is meeting with favor. A large and very interested company of Kvomen attended the demonstration yesterday at the Hammond Country club given by Miss Grace Smith assisted by Miss Helen Holden. Her subject was the cold pack method of canning and she demonstrated with spinach, asparagus, peas and strawberries. As a patriotic movement and one of immense importance to the government Miss Smith urged the women to preserve and call all fruits and vegetables for their home use. Interesting booklets on canning were distributed in the audience. A called meeting by the president of the Hammond Woman's club of the officers and members of the executive board was held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Thursday, June 20th. The purpose of the meeting was to formu-

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Thousands testify HrIicEc9

The Original halted Milk Upbuilds and sustains the body

I No Cooking or Milk required

Used for V3 of a Century Substitutes Cost YOU Sams Price.

trspy a ou o in every noma

t''J" The medicinal value of Du

V' W hiskey has been demonstrated in many homes

C" f during the past 56 years, as evidenced by its wide-

5fi' soread sale and tributes of crateful users. There is

jf a ieeung 01 security wnen it is in me meaicme cnest you know it may be depended upon. That's why a bot-

m tie should be m every home, .Emergencies Irequently

ing immediate relief, and when a physician is not available. When you have Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey to administer you may be sure cf prompt relief, as it is a stimulant made for medicinal use only. It is dependable because its quality never varies; it is pure because it is made from the finest of grains

thoroughly malted thereby removing all possible injurious elements. Duffy's Pure Malt IWhiskey in tablespoon doses in equal amounts of water or milk before meals and on retiring, assists digestion and

aids the system m throwing off coughs, pneumonia

and other disease germs. Get Duffy's and Kp WilL"

Always be sure there is a bottle of Duffy s in your

home. Don t wait and have the matter brought

forcibly to your attention by unpreparedness.

Get it at once phone for it. Sold bv most druptrists. trrocers and

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The Weather Is Here WE HAVE THE PUMPS KEEP YOUR FEET COOL AND COMFORTABLE AND WEAR WHITE PUMPS. A lew Specials for Friday and Saturday LADIES ALL WHITE KID PUMP, French heel 5 QQ LADIES' WHITE REIGX SKIN CLOTH PUMP, low keel-jjQ LADIES' WHITE REIGX SKIN CLOTH PUMP, French heeYoQ LADIES' WHITE SPORT OXFORD, rubber pole and heel S'j'O) ladies' white canvass pumps 2.50 and SOO . J. SpMoer & Son

LEADERS IN FOOTWEAR.

95. STATE STREET.

HAMMOND, IND.

We Give S. & H- Green Stamps.

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Good Fishing Tackle for that Fishing -Trip Whether it is for a day, week-end or the season good tackle is the main and essential thing. Every fisherman is a crank on tackle. We know this from experience. To satisfy him you have to have everything made to fool fish; and we've got it. A bigger and better line of Fishing Goods than ever before. Look in our window for the prizes in our Fishing Contest this year. All our customers are entitled to free membership. If you are particular about Tennis Goods, Baseball Dope, etc., drop in and we'll fix you up. J. W.- MILLIKAN , Sporting Goods Shop 159 State St,, Opposite Minas 5 and 10c Store. Hammond, Ind. '

late plans for the club tj take up its share of work in the Red Cross cam

paign. The members present decided to donate one hundred dollars of the club's

funds to the IJed Cross ond Mrs. V. C. Belimm was elected chairman and Mrs. Mary Holm, vice chairman to solicit

funds during the remainings days of the campaign. Several members also volunteered their services for the work. The meeting wa addressed by A. Murray Turner, Frank O Kourke and Jesse Wilson. Cards were the entertainment yesterday afternoon at the meeting of Circle Xo. 1 at the home of Mrs George Eder in South Hohman street. There were guests for four tables, the honors going to Mrs. King, Mrs. G. Raymus and Mrs. Jacob Schloer. redro was played and at the conclusion of the games a two course luncheon was served. Mrs. L. Ward of State Line street was named as the next hostess. The story hour at the Hammond public library will be held at the usual hour from ten to eleven cj'clock Saturday morning and all children are invited. Miss Richards will tell Penrod stories, also the storyof "The King or the Golden River." Mrs. Frank K. Hosier entertained at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home in Harrison street as a farewell to Mrs. Edward W. Bichler who will leave next week for her new home in Moline, 111. Tha appointments were in white and pink and during the afternoon a dainty collation was served. The members of the Golden Rod Crochet club were entertained by Mrs. Otto Duelke at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home in Summer street. During the afternoon a two course luncheon was served, the table having for its decoration small American flags and a profusion of pretty wild flowers. The club will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. William Ho1n. 600 Roosevelt avenue, Thursday afternoon, July 5h. Mrs. Fred Gcscheldler, Mrs. August Genrich and Mrs. P. W. Meyn were the host(sses yesterday afternoon at the regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran church. The afternoon was spent socially with needle work and at the close a two

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course luncheon was served. A large attendance marked the meeting. This week's meeting of the Pine Street Ladies' Aid Society wa3 held yesterday afternoon at the church. The members devoted the meeting to knotting comforts. The meeting next Thurs

day afternoon will be held at the home of Mrs. Kistler, 411 Hoffman street.

The semi-annual election of officers

will take place this evening at the

meeting of Hammond Temple Xo. 73 Pythian Sisters at the K. of P. hall. Mrs. Henry Ashbaucher is chairman of the hostesses who will have charge of the social hour following the business meeting. Refreshments will be served and there will be a short entertainment, t Dorcas Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting Saturday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. Attorney and Mrs. M. D. Metz will

1 spend about three weeks visiting in

Buffalo. Xiagara Falls and Detroit. In Ruffalo they will be entertained by relatives for the high school commencement exercises. Mr. MHz's sister is a member of the graduating class. Fred Arentz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Arentz is ill with appendicitis at his home, 334 Cameron street. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Klotz were tendered a. farewell reception last evening by tin. T.dies" Aid Society of the First

! Presbyterian church at the A. Murray

Turner residence in tilenuale parK Defore leaving Hammond for their new home in Kankee. 111. Mrs. L. L. Bomberger and Mrs. AV. II. Mikesch entertained with music and at the .conclusion of their program the Rev. J. C. Parrett in behalf of the guests presented Mr. and Mrs'. Klntz with a set of Shakespeare's works. Ice cream and cake were served the guests, there being covers for seventy-five. Mr. Klotz has been superintendent of tne Sunday school and both he and Mrs. Klotz have ben prominently identified with the churcn in Hammond, and will be greatly missed. A post-nuptial party was given by several Whiting friends of Mrs. Charles Van Gilder yesterday afternoon at her home in Harrison street. A picnic luncheon was served and the guests devoted the remainder of the afternoon to their needle work. Music was also a delightful feature of the afternoon. The party was given as a. surprise to Mrs. Van Gilder and she was presented with a beautiful madeira luncheon set. The guests included Mrs. Gladden, Mrs. Patten. Mrs. Herthel, Mrs. Sallathe, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Twitt. Mrs. Walker and Miss Eliza Gardner of Whiting, Mrs. E. M. Wilcox, Miss Aurilla Wilcox and Mrs. Van Gilder's mother, Mrs. William Wolter of Hammond. A delightful meeting of the D. A. M. club took place last evening at the home of Miss Lucile Minas in Rlmbach avenue. The guests brought their needle work and during the evening they were entertained with music. A prettily appointed luncheon was served the guests. In two weeks the club girls will form a party and go to White City and their next regular club party will be given by Miss Rose Lee Xagle at her home in South Hohman street.

Read

In Next Sunday's Chicago Tribune

Honoring Miss Lucile Klotz who wiTI leave with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Klotz for Kankakee, 111., the members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian church last evening gave beach party at th,e Lake Front.

fl'T LET GRAY

HAIR HAKE YOU LOOK OLD m

Banish Grayness Without Ridicule Apply Q-Ban, Clean, Safe Guaranteed. Thousands of good people have decided that it is nonsense to have gray hair now that thev can apply Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer instead of dirty, sticky. dangerous dyes. Thousands have gotten rid of their streaks of gray and restored faded and lifeless hair to health. Thousands and thousands of users of Q-Ban now have soft, luxuriant, glossy, abundant hair instead of ugly, streaky, dead-looking locks. You can look ns young as you feel, too, by applying Q-Ban safe. easy. sure. Money-Back Guarantee. Q-Ban is all ready to use is guaranteed to be harmless and i sold under the maker's money-hack guarantee if not sanslled. It is the only preparation for the purpose so guaranteed. Only 50c at Jos. V. Weis. U8 State St.. Hammond, and all good drug stores, or write direct to Hess'tg-Ellis Drug Co., Memphis. Tenn. Hair Culture." an illustrated, interesting book of lectures, sent fr'REK. Try Q-Ban Superfine Hair Tonic. QBan Liquid Shampoo, Q-Ban Toilet Soap. Q-Ban Depilatory for removing superfluous hair. Adv. ' X

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, - Audience

THIS EVENING

The West Hammond Public Schools .Close Year's - Work Today.

The West Hammond publi cschools closed for the year today and the eighth grade commencement exercises are to be held this evening. This afternoon the grade school children held a picnic on the lawn of the Douglas school. Seventy-five of the pupils have Joined the garden club fostered by the county superintendent. Xot only will they make garden but poultry raising, canning, corn raising and other projects are to be entered upon. Orviile T. Bright is the director and Superintendent A. C. Deaver of the West Hammond schools will have supervision of the gardens. If the garden nets $5 the pupil is awarded an achievement pin. The program and class roll of the eighth grada commencement at the Wentworth school tonight is as follows: Piano Solo Miss Maude McCready Amerlca Audience Invocation Rev. Floyd H. Adams Welcome Douglas Patterson Cantata The Walrus and the Carpenter Wentworth Junior Chorus Reading "Cuddy" Miss Ruth Dickover Merry June Junior Chorus Presentation of High School Diplomas Superintendent of Schools Vocal Duet Lillian Rosenbaum, Vdella. Deaver Presentation of Eighth Grage Diplomas George R. Knott, President of Board of Education

I Piano Duet

Udella Deaver, Maude McCready Valedictory Opal Mead

! Class Song

Banner . .

- ( laaa Holt. Opal Mead, President; Douglas Patterson, Vice President; Elizabeth Winkler, Secretary; Ella Lortz, Treasurer; Everett Austin. Mayer Benjamin, Robert Blair. Thomas Calliga'n, L'.lliam Conwiaher, Alma Hass, Estal Johnson, Alma Kasch, Selma Knebusch, Anna Miller, Sarah Pease, William Peters, Edward Planer, Elsie Rickman, William Rohloff, Minnie Stelling. Class colors Old rose and silver. Class flower Sweet pea.

Class motto He conquers quers himself.

JUST 11 TGUCH OF ICE-HIHT. PRESTO!

Ah! Bow Cool, Easy and Comfortable Your Feet Will reel!

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Announcement was made today that

Edward Bohling and Fred Haehnel have purchased from the Bunnell Auto Sales company the lease and agency for all cars excepting the Ford and are incorporated as the Bohling-Haehnel Auto Sales Company of Hammond. Mr. Bohling Is known by every automobile fan in the county and Mr. Haehnel is the son of Otto Haehnel. a pioneer business man of Hammond. For the past two years Haehnel served in the capacity of foreman of the general repair department of the Bunnell Auto Sales Co. On "the day of the transfer of the business the new firm made several sales at the spacious and handsome salesrooms, Hohman and Douglas streets. - Their agency for Hudson, Dodge and Chevrolet cars cover Hammond, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor, Whiting. Hegewisch. Burnham and West Hammond. The stock is com

plete and deliveries of any of the above

i' Corn sufferers gather round; get right i tip close and listen, here's good news ' for you. I The real, genuine "Corn Killer" is

here at last. No humbug. Ice-Mint, the new -discovery made from a Japanese product, is said to surely an 1 quickly end all foot misery. Think of it: only a touch or two of that cooling, soothiog Ice-Mint and real foot joy is yours. Xo pain, not a bit of soreness, either when applying it or afterwards and it doesn't even irritate ,the surrounding skin. Ice-Mint just makes a pair of tir-d. swollen, aching, burning feet glow with cooling comfort. Hard corns, soft corns or corns between the toes, also toughened callouses just shrivel ritrht up and lift t ff so easy. It's wonderful.

) Every foot sufferer can appreciate a

treatment l.tve this, especially women who wear hif,h heel shoes and "men who are obliged to stand on their feet ixli day. Try it. Just ask in any drug store for a small jar of Ice-Mint and learn for yourself what solid foot comfort really is. There is nothing like i: ! Adv.

HAMMOND BANKER IS HONORED

SOUTH BEXD. IXD.. June 22. M.

Simpson. Elkhart, yesterday afternoon

was elected chairman of Group 2, In:

named ran en n j rxoHa at r.nr. wnro. I ana Bankers' Association. The elwfion

by the manu-, marked

ever, increases in prices

facturers of all cars are only a matter of time owing to the war.

mm PAYS FOR . HAMMOND DEATH

COLLECT THESE PORTRAITS. The Chicago Sunday Herald is giving away a series of portraits of United States Army and Xavy Officers. With every copy of next Sunday's Chicago Herald there will be a supplement Insert portrait of Vice Admiral W. S. Sims. Commander of the American X'avy In European waters. Size of this portrait is 8 inches by 11 inches suit

able for farming. Make pure of getting

yours by notifying your newsdealer to

day to deliver next Sunday's Chicago

Herald to you. 6-22-1

Eugene A. Grisuold & Son

DCALINQ IN GROCERIES, MEATS, PAINTS, OILS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, SPORTING GOODS, PIPE FITTING, ALUMINUM WARE 276 State Street, Phones: 136-18? Corner Sohl and State. Hammond, Ind.

3 pound package

Argo Starch 14 Best Creamery Bitter, per lb. : 40 Light House Cleanser, four cans, 15 Swift's Pride Laundry Soap, 5 bars 23 Come, Again Table Peaches, 2V2 can 19 Fig Newton Cookies, per lb 17

Regular 10c Tissue Paper, three rolls 25 Yellow Texas Onions, per lb 5 Fancy Red Round Radishes, 3 bunches.. 5 Home Lettuce, three large bunches 5 Asparagus, large home grown, each 74 Large Bunch White Radishes, 2 bunches . . 5

SPECIALS IN MEATS.

Swift's Premium .Hams, per lb. Pork Loins, per lb Rib Roast Beef, per. lb Beef Pot Roast, per lb

. . . .28 . . . .24

Plate Boiling Beef, per lb 14 Porter House, Sirloin or Round Steak, lb 25 Corned Beef, per lb 15 Fresh Dressed Chickens,

per lb. 27

SPECIALS IN HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

Screen Windows, 18 inches high ,extend to 33 inches wide 27c

Garden Hose, 34-inch, 5-ply, in 50 ft. coils $5.00 Lawn. Mower, 16-inch, four knives . . $4.25 Gasoline Stove, two burner $3.50 No. 3 Galvanized Wash Tub S1.29 four knives , . . . .4S4.25 burners . $1.98

Large Fountain Lawn Sprinkler 85 Fence Garbage Can, heavy' galvanized . $2.69 Big Wonder Cedar Oil Mop 29

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helpful Influence

that may be rendered the expec

tant mother should be promptly

given her. All excitement, rear,

or dread should be avoided. Too much cannot be said cf the wonderful massage known to thousands of mothers as "Mother's Friend". It Is one cf the greatest of all helpful Influences. There Is no nervousness and the tendency to morning sickness or nausea Is avoided. It makes

the muscles elastic which nature L

is expanding and soothes the Inflammation of breast Viands.

Th pain at th crisis Is infinitely less when "Mother's Friend" Is used for tha muscles expand easier and with less ctraln when baby is born. "Mother's Friend" Is entirely safa and may be had of your druggist. "Write tha Bradfield Regulator Co., Dept. A, 1SS Lamar Building, Atlanta, Ga.. for. their In. teresting book,- "Motherhood and tha Baby". They will send It to you without charge, and you will find It very helpful. Tears of use by thousands of women proves beyond all doubt that "Mothera Friend" Is tha greatest aid to nature. It certainly should be used by every expectant mother for she should do evorything in her power to help nature in her work,

the conclusion of the annual

meeting held at Mishawaka 'Wednesday

and yesterday. Other officers elected are Fred M. Smith. Mishawaka. secretary; Rome C. 5tephenson. South Bend, member of nominating committee: executive commitee. G. T. Vail. Michigan City; Frank A. Haskell. Goshen: H. M. Johnson. Hammond: J. C. Fletcher. Knox; G. J. Bader, Whiting. Following the business session, the 150 members of the association were guests of the Miami Country Club at a reception and banquet. The meeting was the largest yet held by the section. The state

convention will be held at Evansvlllo. Oct. 10 and 11.

The Lake County Trust and Savings Bank of Hammond, administrator for

ceived $8,316.54 of judgment and inter-V est due from the Monon railroad. Kolbll was killed some time niro bv a Mnnnn t

train at Hammond, and a judgment ij Do you care enough the local court gave his administrator ing the Red CrOSS. $7,375.00 damages. The case was taken'

irom tne circuit court here to the supreme court, where the decision was af-

flrmel and the petition for a rehearing'

denied. ' Attorneys Tinkham of Hammond and Daly & Freund of this city represented the plaintiff, and Crumpacker Brothers represented the railroad.

for

our

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FLAG RAISING AT , C. & 0. R. YARDS A flag raising ceremony will be given at the Chesapeake & Ohio railway yards and roundhouse in Hammond Saturday forenoon at 10:30. Mayor Smalley has been invited to speak. A flag purchased by the hundred and fifty employes is to be raised. Employes and their families are to attend as well as any others who would enjoy the service.

ARRESTED FOR NOT REGISTERING The Hammond police yesterday arrested Louis Taylor, 23, colored, of Gibson, for violating the registration law.

The Secret f meanly No matter how poor the condition of your skin may be, do not be discouraged. There is a way to become more attractive. If you have a sallow skin, blackheads or wrinkles, you can in a short time restore the natural blm of health and vigor. The secret is in the daily use of Hermo Al mond Cream the cream that brings beauty.

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Corporal Sent East. Corporal Ward of the Hammond recruiting station today left for Baltimore. Md., where he has bene assigned for recruiting duty. Sergeant Welch today returned from a successful recruiting campaign in Maryland and spoke for the Red Cross war fund at several Industries this noon.

STORE CLOSING AGREEMENT the undersigned merchants, agree to close our places of business at 12 o'alock on Thursday during the months of July and August: KAITMANN" & WOLF. THE MODEL CLOTHIXG HOUSE. GASSMAN BROS. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO., By W. H. Fehman, Mgr. store 676. JACK FOX. JNO. E. M'GARRT. LAEDERACH BROS. KOVACK STYLE SHOP.

Almond cream

Brings Beauty"

is a valuable skin food, delicately perfumed. It is composed of elements that buiM up and.nourish the tissues, giving the skin a healthy and youthful appearance. If you desire a better complexion, simply use Hermo Almond Cream regularly. It is the most effective treatment ever prepared for removing wrinkles and premature lines, blackheads, and other imperfections of the skin. Unequalled for strengthening flabby tissues and . reducing enlarged pores. Try It Today! You owe it to yourself to give Hermo Almond Cream a trial because of the benefit, that thousands of others have derived from its use. This is all we ask give jt a trial. We are confident that we will win another friend. For sale by your druggist or any of the stores named below. Hermo Co., 542 E. 63rd St, Chicago For Sale By , E. C. Minas Company

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573 BULLETIN STREET. Our Entire Stock of Trimmed Millinery

Price

Nothing Reserved ALL TRIMMED HATS ALL SPORT HATS, and CHILDREN'S ILVTS This includes Hair Braids, Liscr6 Braids, daint Lace and Milans in all colors, black and white. , UNTRIMMED SHAPES Values to $3.95 95".