Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 77, Hammond, Lake County, 18 September 1917 — Page 8

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.TTTT1 mTirTin -Tuesday, September 18, 1917 WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS THE BEST est Quality Uiijiiili m. ; Pii-i ijiMjin.il. . , 1.1 -1 in 1 1 Quality Service IT MAKES JNO DIFFERENCE 5ST2". service i rb3 Whether you want to furnish a home cnmnietp r.r luct qHh - - w w jmw wwiu uiiw &,wu new pieces 01 iurniiure you will find that our prices are ALWAYS THE LOWEST, and that we carry the most complete ' Line of Furniture oves, Rugs, etc, hi to be found in this region.

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Whiting And Its People

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Mr. and Mrs. David Twltt of Central avenue, have Just returned from their

vacation, having toured through different Farts of "Virginia and New York, topping at Syracuse. X. T.. where they

visited Mr. Twitt's brother. Walter

Twltt and family. Eoth report a very enjoyable trip. Mrs. M. Belenger of East Chicago, was the guest of Mra. B. L. Davenport on Monday. I"OR SALE Household goods. Inquire. 65S 119th lit., rear flat. Whiting. It

Sure! High Heels Cause Corns But Vho Cares Now

Report of Cream and 3111k Analysis. Date when taken, 9-2-17-2 p. m. Batter Other Total Bacrat BoUda Solids Dirt terla

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(Milk) 4.2 !.10 12.3 dty 100.000 Lejal standard for solids not fat 8.50. , H. G. OSBORN. Chemist and Bacteriologist.

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Because style decrees that -women crowd and biiokle up their tender toes In high heel footwear they suffer from corns, then they cut and trim at these painful pests which merely makes the corn grow hard. This suicidal habit may cause lockjaw and women are warned to stop it. A few drops of a drug called freezen applied directly upon a sore corn gives quick relief and soon the entire corn, root and all, lifts out without pain. Ask the drug -store man for a quarter of an ounce of freezone, which costs very little but is sufficient to remove every hard or Boft corn or callus from one's feet. This drug is an ether compound and

Miss A. Bertha Tull Is confined to her home in Central avenue by Illness. Princess theatre tonight. William Fox

presents Gladys Bi-ockuell in "Her Temptation." Also a good comedy. 9-1S-1 vohnston A. Knight has returned from Pittsfield, 111., where he spent two weeks visiting relatives. FOTl SALE One oak sideboard. 428 Ohio ave. Phone 126J. Whiting. 9-18-2 J. S. Mllligan, formerly manual training director in Whiting, who was a

member of the officers' training camp

at Fort Benjamin Harrison, has been

ordered to Virginia.

Mr. and Mrs. Kessler and daughter

Mildred, and son Kenneth, motored to Three Oaks, Mich., on Sunday.

The Parent-Teachers association had

a very interesting session on the occas

ion of the reception for the new and

old teachers. A very fine program was

rendered, among the number being sev

eral reaa;ngs oy jmiss j'aui. the new

public speaking teacher. Refreshments

were served. A business session followed the reception at which the associations of the grades and high school combined. The officers elected were: President, Arthur Vernon; vice president. Mrs. N. -A- Emerson: secertary and 'treasurer, Miss Royetta Transseau: executive committee, L. C. Carlyon, I C. Grubb. Mr. Merrbee, Mrs. F. M. Long, Mrs. H. C. Green, Mrs. Bessie Twltt, Mrs. G. II. Hoskins, O. E. Meek and AVesley L. Tharp. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eteinke of the Pedersen flats entertained a number of

out of town relatives on Sunday.

Mrs. Charles Pedersen entertained her

brother and wife of Williams Bay, Wis., over Sunday.

The exercises for the laying of the

Juice of Lemons! How to Make Skin White and Beautiful

CONFEDERATE VETERAN TEACHES BOYS

IN TRAINING BATTLE SONGS OF DIXIE

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dries In a moment and simply shrivels!

tip the corn without inflaming or even ! cornerstone of the new Christian church

irritating trie surrounding tissue or ! on Sunday were a great

Bkin. Clip this out and pin wife's dresser. Adv.

success and

on your j were attended by several hundred peo- ' Pie from Whiting and surrounding cities.

At the cost of a small Jar of ordinary cold cream one can prepare a full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin softener and complexion beautlfter. by squeezing the Juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white. Care should

be taken to strain the Juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months, livery woman knows that lemon Juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan, and is the ideal skin softener, smoother.er and Leautifler. Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy end two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant

lemon lotion and massage It dally Into the face, neck, arms and hands. It ehould naturally help to whiten, soften, freshen and bring out the roses and beauty of any skin. It is .truly marvelous to smoothen rough, red hands. Adv.

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The musical numbers contributed by the Hammond Male quartette, and the addresses by the various ministers were all very good. . Rev. Jones, pastor of the local Christian church states that the building will now go up rapidly, providing nothing unforseen comes in the

way.

Miss Nellie Daley, who was the guest of her cousin Miss Mary Hickey of New York avenue, returned to her home in

Parkerburg, W. Va.. on Sunday. She was accompanied by her cousin, John M. Hickey who will spend two weeks vis

iting there.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cunningham and children are expected home this week from Burton, W. Va., where they have

been visiting the former's brother. August Krebs visited his mother In Crete, 111., yesterday. The lecture at the Congregational church on Sunday night by Judge Harry B. Tuthill of Michigan City, was an ex

ceptionally fine one. Next Sunday evening Thomas J. Marx, for fifteen years assistant superintendent of the Pacific Garden Mission.' Chicago, will speak. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koch and family motored to Turkey Creek, Sunday where they attended a church dedication. Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer visited at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Reiplinger In Hammond. Sunday. Andrew Kammer of St. John, visited his children here an bunday. Mrs. James Bartuska of Cleveland avenue, has returned home from thai

Englewood hospital and Is Improving

nicely.

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Colonel Newton teaching rookies Dixie battle songa.

have a large circle of friends who extend congratulations and best -wishes. They will go to housekeeping In the

limm house on Inuiana boulevard.; which Mr. Bley recently purchased. j Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shank end Clar-

HOBART

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' l,i "'cago, were guests or the M. E. churca Sunday evening: Mr. snd Mrs. William Rohrdanz of Voluntary Mrs. Xa

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Roberts avenue. Sunday

Mrs. Agnes Roberts of Roberts avenue, entertained a few friends at a dinner Sunday. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Rallerx of Scranton, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McPaniel and daughter of Hammond, and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Schaa f. Carl Seliger of East Side, visited friends here last evening.

MUNSTER

Erna Kaske spent the week-end at home with her parents. Mrs. M. F. Lloyd and Helen Kaske left for New York, Sunday morning. The latter will go on to Panama to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Van Steenberg at Pedro Miguel. Miss Winnie Schoon and Miss Summers visited at the home of Mrs. P.

Tanis on Columbia avenue. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kooy and daugh

ter took an auto trip to DcMott, to visit Mr. Kooy's brother.

Rev. Swiers .of the Dutch church

preached in Lafayette on Sunday.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Murry of Roberts avenue, spent Sunday In Chicago visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Cavanaugh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pleia and family of Indiana boulevard, motored to St. John, Ind., Sunday. The members of the Marquette club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Eggers of Lake avenue. Miss Susie Rohan of Myrtle avenue.

is spending a few days in Chicago visiting Mrs. Biiska. Captain and Mrs. Thomas Rafter (nee Clara Schaa f) were given a charicarl last Saturday evening by about fifty of their friends, who with tin pans

and horns proceeded to mako things

lively for them. The crowd had Eggers'

large auto truck and after riding them through the streets for about an hour, they were Invited to the home where the

remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and social amusements. An elaborate luncheon was eerved during the evening. William Kasch, who Is on & five-day furlough, returned today to Delaware, after a visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Kasch of Indiana boulevard. Mrs. Ernest Ehrat of Lake avenue, entertained her sister, Mrs. VIrlch and children of Chicago, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Gerke and children were guest of the former's sister. Mrs. Savery of Hammond. Sunday. Miss Nellie Schade of Lake avenue, spent Sunday at Ottawa, 111., visiting Mrs. Clyde Lampman. William Theissen, Vincent Sell and

William Hamon visited Fred Radloff at the St. Bernard hospital, Sunday. Announcements of the marriage of John Bley and Miss Susan Young of

East Side, were received by friends of the young couple yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bley have been married since June 20, but decided to keep it a secret until Sunday when it was announced at a dinner given at the home of the bride's parents in East Side. The young couple

EAST GARY

Mr. and Mn. William Marquardt of Chicago, srent the week-end with the former's mother, Mrs. M. Marquardt. Mr. and Mrs. Shugg of Hammond, visited Sunday at M. Hlnkel's. N. Antinore and family of Chicago, were In town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and daughter of Laporte. visited at the Hazelgreen home Sunday. Mrs. Young and son Andrew were

Gary visitors Monday.

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Congregation

Prayer Pastor Responsive reading Mr. Worthington Solo Mabel Van Dusen Reading Myrtle Wild Quartet Men Duet Mr. and Mrs. F. Werner Reading airs. Haly Dorman Solo iIls8 Sadier Piano solo Mrs. F. Davis

Duet, vocal Misses Gl.dys Snyder'and Isabel White SoI Lilian Canavan Offertory Jlr9. xauman Solo Mrs. Owen

Solo Mrs. John Hartnup Reading Miss Anna HIdeen Solo Mrs. William tunrtf William Wollenburg and sister, Miss Myrtle, were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mrs. r. Thompson and Miss Elsie Rose were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mrs. Slevert and son William moved into their new home, Saturday, in the sub-division west of town. The senior class of the Hobart hfgh school entertained the 1317 class iRst

Saturday evening to a hayrack party. They stopped at Riverside Park at East Gary for a wennle roast, and all report a good time.

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dnwes and family, and Frank Scheldt were Hammond visitors on Sunday. Joseph Thome of Chicago, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Ludwig. Jr. Henry Thielen of Hammond, visited

Sunday here with his parents. Miss Margaret Ludwig of Chicago, spent Sunday here with her parents. Fred Scherer and family of Chicago,

are visiting several days here with thej

iormer s parents. A large number from hero attended the dedication of the new church at Turkey Creek, Sunday. The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Ludwig, was christened Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Adam Adler and M. P. Ludwig of Hammond were sponsors. The little one was given the name Arlene Frances. Mrs. Jacob Boecker and son returned home from a several days' visit with relatives at Chicago, Sunday evening. Ray Scherer of Gibson, spent Sunday here with his parents. Mrs1. Pullman and daughter. Mrs. Frank Wagner, Mrs. Will Steger and

on William William Pullman of Hammond, visited Sunday afternoon with

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schmltz. The four-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Klassen died Sunday morning. Mrs. Wm. G. Beasley of Chicago, is visiting here with her parents. Dance at Spring Hill Grove, Wednesday evening, Sept. 19. Good music 9-13-3

TWO MEN ARE BADLY BURNED AT WHITING

Two men Henry Berner of 627 Fischrupp avenue and George Breck of the East Side were badly burned at the Standard Oil plant yesterday morninfr. Berner Is a pipe-fitter and Breck

was his helper. Breck was Investigating a steam leak and Berner, noticing him to be in a perilous position, went to his rescue. Both were knocked down In a vat Into which pitch had formerly been thrown. In addition to being burned by the steam, the men were also asphyxiated. When taken out they were rushed to the physicians' offices Breck to Dr. Hoskins and Berner to Dr. Newton. Breck was injured the worst. His legs, back, arms, face and hands were all horribly burned. Berner was burned about the back and arms. The men were taken to the Passa-

vant hospital In Chicago, and although

Breck's burns are very serious the physicians think that if his constitution is strong enough he can recover. Both men are married.

irs. j. t.nglemeler returned from

Ohio last Tuesday where she has been

making an extended visit with her son.

Mrs. Jones of Gary, visited with her

sister, Mrs. J. Keilman. last Tbursrtav

L. M. Hafley visited the Gary schools

ast Friday.

Miss Vida Price was a Crown Point

visitor last Saturday.

Mrs. M. H. Price and daughter -isit-

ed with her mo;her, Mrs. Horst, last Friday In Crown Point.

A number of ladles met in Merrill hall

last Friday to do Red Cross work and

will meet every Friday at 1:30. All women are Invited to come and help with the work. Mrs. J. Keilman and Mrs. W. Loyce spent Wednesday with Mrs. Weinon in Hammond. The M. E. congregation was disappointed here Sunday. Rev. O. P. Manker, who was appointed by the superintendent did not arrive to take charge of the morning service. Mr. and Mrs. H. Castle of Gary, called on friends in town Sunday. Mrs. Ella Demmon and daughter

Cora, are spending a few days in Chi

cago with relatives this week.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Crnll. Mr. and Mrs.

George Shearer and Miss Daisy Shear

er of Wheeler, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas

Wendt of Chicago, were entertained at Mrs. Ella Detnmon's last Sunday.

x.ir. ana jurs. vv. Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Randolph of Crown Toint, were callers in town last Sunday.

Kammer of Chicago, spent Sunday here with Theo Kammer and family. Anton Kaiser and family of Chicago Heights, spent Saturday and Sunday here, while their household goods were

transit from Chicago Heights to

they will make their

vvestville where future home.

Sacred Heart court, W. C. O. F. held its regular monthly meeting last Saturday afternoon. Miss Graziella Chevigny of Hammond formerly of this place, spent Sunday here with her friends. On account of the fine weather Sunday many from here went to Tnrfro,.

Creek, Sunday, to attend the dedwt,r,n

of the new Catholic church there.

Mrs. M. Scheldt of Crown Point, snnf

the week-end here at the home of her

daughter, Mrs. J. j. Hoffman.

After an extended vacation the Misses

Ruth Stommel and Agues Hoffman left for Lake Forest yesterday morninc io

continue their studies.

Mrs. Anton Kaiser. Sr.. returned from

a several days' visit with relatives t

Chicago.

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Dance at Spring Hill Grove. Wednesday evening, Sept. 19. Good music. 9-15-3 A baby girl arrived at the home of John J. Hoffman the latter part of the week. Sunday afternoon the little one was christened at the St. Joseph church. Ed Schaller of Hammond, visited with relatives here In Dyer last Friday. Nicholas Schutz and family of Hammond, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Keilman over Sunday. Miss Theresa Keul and nephew Carl

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