Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 25 July 1917 — Page 6

PAGE SIX THE TIMES Wednesdav. Julr 25. 1917. ver Lake Connie DYER lf LOWELL l MERRILL VILLE CROWNPOINJ MUNSTER LANSING WHITING CEDAR LAKE GRIFFITH SHELBY ST. JOHN HOBART HIGHLAND ROBERTSDALE s 33213182!

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"Whiting And Its People

Boy a $5000 Ubxty Bond. BaaX ot WUtls;, opem 9 k ol to 8 ft m. 5-21 Princess theatre toniybt. Mario Doro In an appealing phot or lay of a newsgirl's riso In life, entitled "Lost and Won." Also a Metro comedy. Admission. 10c. 7-25-1 From the last Information received Mrs. Bert Halsey remains verr low at her home in Alton, IIL. suffering with typhoid fever. Raymond Schaub of South Bend, spent Sunday here visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Schaub of Sheridan avenue. Make the emplayes of the Whiting business houses happy by trading before 6 p. ra. 7-25-4 The Daughters of Hebekah will initiate four candidates at their meeting tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gailghan of Atchison avenue, are visiting in Sidney and Lima, Ohio. For better store service do your shopping before 6 p. m. Every business house will close every evening except Friday, Saturday and Pay-Day nights beginning Monday, July 30th. 7-25--Mrs. Thomas McCarthy of Central avenue, is entertaining her sister. Miss Fannie Hanley of Cleveland. Ohio. She also entertaineda relative, William Hayden of outa Shroe Drive, yesterday. It is reported that the wedding of & popular Whiting couple will ta"ka place next Monday, who are aiming on a big surprise to their friends. William Biesen has returned from a

visit in Cleveland. His wife and daughter will return next week. Beginning Monday, July 30th, every Business Hon in Whiting will be-clis-ed at 6 p. m. excepting Friday, Saturday and Standard pay-nights. WHITIXG

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LEMBERG AND CARPATHIAN PASS RUSSIAN OBJECTIVES IN GALICIA

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View of the main street of Lmrerg ana the Czsok pass m the Carpathians. The Galician metropolis of Lemberg and the Uzsok pass in the Carpathians are the two great objectives of the Russian forces in Galicia. With Lemberg in their possession the Russians would control an important wheat and oil well district. The Uzsok pass is the Key to Hungary. With this pass in their possession the Russians could pour through the Carpathians.

Lemon Juice -For Freckles Glrfa! Make beauty lotisn at home for a few cents. Try It!

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shalte well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautlSer, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any

drug store or toilet. counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant

lotion Into the face, neck, arms and

hands each day and see how freckles

and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless. Adv.

MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION. 7-25-4 William Marbach of Chicago, visited Whiting relatives yesterday. Mrs. Eustace Biesen is entertaining Miss Beatrice Kilkenny of Chicago, she having also received a visit from her aunt, Mrs. Ryan of Chicagi. ' Arthur Gladden will leave Saturiay for the east. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Xealon have returned from & trip to Benton Harbor, Mich. Miss Frieda Kratr of Evanston, Is visiting her cousin. Miss Gertrude Vater of Sheridan avenue. Mrs. Arthur Dexter of Cleveland avenue, received a very encouraging letter from her son Emil yesterday, who is in camp "somewhere in Georgia." The youngman is thoroughly imbued with camp life and has noy raised himself to a first-class private. He is now to act in the capacity of stenographer for the camp. With yousg Dexter are also John Kaine and Arthur Lauer of Whiting. The boys expect to soon leave for New York. Mrs. Mettler and daughter. Miss Al

ma Mettier, and Mrs. Thomas Bartlett tended a miscellaneous shower at East Chicago.given at Wieland's hall in honor of Miss Esther Bradford, whose marriageto Conrad Mettier of Whiting, will talfe place next month. The recent organizatiln of the Merv chants association of Whiting has brought about an effort to close the stores of Whiting every evening at 6 p. m., with the exception of Friday, Saturday and Standard paynights, beginning July 30. The merchants have been considering this somewhat for a long time, as It will be a big boon for the clerks. This will give them shorter hours and by allowing this privilege It is thought that higher class help can be secured and more efficient help gives better service. The merchants have a number of other affairs under consideration. Mrs.John McCarthy of Fischrupp avenue, returned from Indianapolis yesterday with the remains of her 12-year old nephew, Frank Kelleher, whose death wascaused by lockjaw as the result C'f stepping on a nail last Thursday. The

funeral will be held Thursday morning

at 9 o'clock at the Sacred Heart church. Interment wiU be at Hammond. F. W. Daegling of Laporte avenue, went to the Presbyterian hospital In Chi

cago, where he will undergo a series of

treatments. Arthur Gladden of Sheridan avenue, has left for the east, visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ralpr White at Detroit, and with relatives In Cleveland. Mr.and Mrs. John Marton of Indianapolis are here visiting the former's sister Mrs. Henry Lewis of Sheridan avenue. Mrs." Thomas W. Hollett of Sheridan aveue. is entertaining her daughter from Gas City, Ind.

When you wash your hair, be careful what you use. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes, the hair brittle. The best thing to use is Just plain mulsificd cocoanut oil, for this is pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap, and beats the most expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and ru bit in. about a teaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abundancev of rich, creamy latehr, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and eccnly, and Is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. Besldoa, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. Adv.

ROBERTSDALE

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Groves and children of Amy avenue, have returned from a two months" visit with relatiyes at Battle Creek, Mich. Raymond Buell of Indiana boulevard.

s spending a few days at Waukegan, IIL, visiting relatives and friends. Edward Radloff of Myrtle avenue, who underwent an operation at the St. Bernard hospital, is doing as well as can be expected. William Thiessen of Indiana boulevard, was a Chicago visitor Tuesday. Roe Klrby of Roberts avenue, had the misfortune to have a finger badly mashed while at work at the cement plant at Buffington. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Golding spent Sunday in South Chicago visiting the former's brother, George Golding and family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Twalt of Roberts avenue, entertained relatives' from Hammonds-Sunday. Mrs. Roy Moore of Myrtle avenue, was reported quite ill at her home, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jewett of In

diana boulevard, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vater of Chicago, Sun

day. Virgil Malone and Paul Moore of Mon

tlcello, Ind., were guests at the Hubbard

home in Roberts avenue, Sunday. Mrs. A. Martz and son Milton return

ed home after a two weeks' visit with

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hubbard of Toledo, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Julie r of Indian boulevard, visited friends in Chicago,

Monday. M Mrs. Lawson of East Side.

the guest of Mrs. Albert Schaefer of

Cleveland avenue, yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eaton and Miss Goldle Hubbard were White City visitors

Sunday.

Charles Platz of the Chicago univers

ity, spent Sunday here visiting his father. Rev. Plata.

Michael Coughlln is spending a two-

weeks' vacation at Mackinaw Islands.

LOWELL

The first steps were taken yesterday for the organization of a library in LowelL A petition was filed with Judge

McMahon at Crown Point. William Dickinson was appointed trustee from

Cedar Creek township and Charles Bailey

and John Hayhurst .were appointed as

trustees from West Creek.

Miss Eva Wilber ha returned to her

dome in Detroit. Mich after a visit

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Bargains in Dining Room Furniture A Beautiful Solid Oak Massive Appearing Dining Room Set, golden or fumed finish, square pedestal, plank base, top extending to 6 ft. Chairs to match, with genuine leather slip seats.

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OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGSOUR OTHER SIX BIG STORESi 2894-96 Milwaukee Avenue. 9121 Commercial Avenue. Cor. 62d and Halsted Streets- Cor. Blue Island Av. and 18th St. 4612-18 Wentworth Avenue. 11155-57 Michigan Ave.. Roseland-

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here with, her cousin.

Petry and family.

Mxs. Mary Naeft of Hessvllle. Is -ls-

itin? her hrother, "William Xe-w kirk and family.

Hugh Hayden had the misfortune to

break both bones of one of his legrs yesterday. Medical aid was called and he is getting alfmg nicely.

Mrs. George Peterson of Crown Point.

came yesterday for a visit with relatives here.

William Dickinson and family and L. "W. Ragon were business visitors at

Crown Point yesterday.

HIGHLAND

John Hook, Andrew Platkl and Arthur

I Olsen who volunteered, will leave for

Fort Wayne tonight. Clarence Hatchins, who also volunteered, left with

other Harr.monl TtcruHs for the same

destination this morning.

ITrs. Walter Bwe.s, Mrs. Archer and

Mrs. M. Franchi were Hammond shoppers yesterday.

E. T. Werdemann and Clarence Hutch-

ins spent Monday afternoon in Griffith, transacting business.

The Ladles' Aid society of the Con-?

; gregational church will meet with Mrs. i Sammentinger. Thursday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. E. T. V.'erdemann en

tertained at a farewell supper, Tuesday evening In honor of Clarence Hutchins who left for Fort Wayne. Wednesday morning. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hutchins, Clarence Hutchins, Mrs. Smith and little daughters Eloise

and ClarlbeL .

REAL ESTATETRANSFERS - HAMMOND. Sheriff to Charles H. ThrailklU and Katherine, Ls 2, S, B 1,

Stafford and Trankles add J2.858.75 Laurence M. Hargls vbach) et

al to George C Diver, L 25, B 7, Hyde Park Add. James C. Sharrar (single) to Arthur II. and Carrie M, Zimmerman, I 29. B S, Oakland Add. - Van Kriste- (unmar.) to Theodore GuscofT. Undi L 16, B 4, Morris Add. WHITINTJ. Oliver O. Forsyth Guardian, to Louis Halsack and wife, L 55, Pt BW KE 7-87-9 , Charles D. Gainer (bach) fc&

Edward H. Grothonse and wife. L 13. B 2. Central Pk,

Add.

2.600.00

GAKT. Arthur C Reld and wife to Daniel XX Craft. Lt 1. B 7. Gary Land Co-'s Sth Add. 1.00 Harold E. Hammond (bach) to Charles S. Freeman. L 5 B 10. Broadway add. l.Oi) Rlverview Ld. & Inv. Co. to Andrew Bires and wife, L 45. B 7. Riverview Ld. & Jnr co." xst Add. a.rs.00 Gary Land Co. to Mary GXW christ. L SS. B 42. Gary Land Ox's 1st Sub. 6S7.00 Gary Land Co. to William X Fulton. L 25, S,4 L 24. B SO. Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub. S.091.20 IXDIAXA HAKBOR. E. Cheo. Co. to Paul E. Crundwell, L 3. "B S, East End Resub. 1.00 H Chgo Co. to Stojan Saric,

L 14, B S. East End Resub EAST CHICAGO. E. Chgo. Co. to E. Chgo. Land Assoa, L 16. B 11. E. Cho. Land Assoc E- Chgo. Land Assoc to Elek Rudi. L 16. B 1L E. Chgo. Land Assoc , Charles A. John (Tr) to Eli Kovecevich. L 19. B 3. Stieglit Sub. HOBART. 1st State Bk., Hobt. Tr to William P. Wallin. L S.fe 14. Hobart Pk. Add. .

1.00

435.00

GRIFFITH. Lillian Stockenberg- Andrew and husband to Matilda C Tagger t and husband. L 24, B 1, Manufacturers. 2nd Add Sophia Stockenberg and husband to Matilda C Taggert and husband . TOLLESTON. Clear Title Land Co, to John Zakrzewkl and Mary. L Si. B Xl9, Oak Park Add. t EAST GARY. Gary Hobt. Inv. Realty Co. to Elizabeth B. Xoll. L 1. K 9, 1st Sub CEDAR LAKE. Pub. Sub. Co. to Walter E. Probasco. La 42 to 47. B 4, Plat "B- Shades Add.

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