Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 89, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1917 — Page 5

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coaxixo EVENTS. , Circle No. 2 will Ik- iU.:ri;unoil by Mrs. v. D. Weis on Thursday at't.-r-j

noon. Mrs. Olarencn King- of Clinton firM will be hostess Thursday to the imii;lers cf the Social Afternoon CUj!. The members of thp Stitch an. I Chatter Club will bo entertained by Jlrs. Charles Den dell tomorrow f tern .ti. Thursday, at her home in Oakley tiveiiu?. There wii! be a meeting Thursday ("ttrnoon of th South Fide V. C T. 1' at the home of Jlrs. J. W. Britton, Ul, Van Buren street. Th Ladies' Aid Pociety of St. FauVs Lutheran church will ho'id its meeting Thursday afternoon at the hutch. , This week's inee!:nfr of the Fine Ttreet I-adie.V Aid Society will be held Thursday of this week in the. sewing room of the Irving school. The monthly nuctuig of the executive board of the Hammond Woman's Club, will be held at the horns of the president. Mr.. J. O. Thompson Thursday evening. October 4. Owing to Mrs. Merrill's nbsetice from the city the meeting of the Central W. . T. U- Thursday afternoon will be held at the First M. E. church.

EXn:i.I.ET IWE5TMRST. There is still time to gt in on the r. - v stock issue of the Calumet liuildi: e. and Loan which opened Oct. 1st. Headquarters at the Hammond .Savings & Trust Co. bank. l o . 3 The first meetmp for the year of tho Ivvr.e economics department of the Hammond Woman's Club will J.e held Thursday " afternoon at two-thirtk-"clock in the domestic science kitchen or the Central school. rr. J. X. Hurtv o Indianapolis will address the club on th subject of "Home Sanitation. What Froper Foods Are and How to Trepre There. " On a. -count of the limited apace only the members of the department can be accommodated at tomorrow's meeting. Mrs. .1. c. Graves is chairman of the hostesses and w'll h.? a.sist-d by the following commKteu: Mrs. O.enrerp B. Sheerer. Mrs. J. T. Huton. Mrs. G. A. Fowclsrn. Mrs. Nicholas K:nmerlmg Mrs. K. E. Hickman. Mrs. Robert ArmsM-png, Mrs. J. W. Fence. Mrs. R G. Kupp, Mrs. K. J. Harrisor.. Mrs. J. C. Kennedy. Mrs. C. II. Friedrich. Mrs. W. A. Jordan. Mrs. C. W reL,ong. Mrs. J. A. Davis and Mrs. Henry Lundt.

Miss Day Male and Miss Louise Stevens were hostesses last evening at thOctober meeting of the Standard Bearers at Miss Main's home, 11.17 Hanover street. The study lesson was reviewed by Mrs. Edgar Crumpacker after whh-h Miss Adele Dunbar entertained with music. The social hour was jriven to a surprise shower in honor of Mrs. William Fhiltips. formerly Mis Marguerite Wilcox who expects to leave Hammond during the coniinif week to spend iho winter in Mississippi. A delightful luncheon was served, there being covers for fifteen. The next meeting of the society will be. held the first Tuesday in Xovcmber and Mrs. George FTynn will be hostess at her home in Harrison street. The domestic science department will be in charge of the meeting of the Baptist, Woman's Union on Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs. G. E. Smith is chairman for the day and serving on the social committee will be Mrs. A. Col.-y. Mrs. A. J. Cobb. Mrs. F. Coombs, Mrs O. B. Crockett. Mrs. A. E. Crout ami Mrs. C. Kuss. The program for the afternoon will include a talk on "Home Decorations" by Miss Norma. Eockhn, a group of songs by Mrs. M. D. Mela and readings by Mrs. Glenn Chartier. The children of St. Faul's Episcopal

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timidity school and their parents, about one hundred in number assembled in the parish room in Kimbach avenue last evening for the feast which was planned to take the place of the annual picnic this year. The Rev. W. J. Hawthorn lirst addressed th gathering following which Miss Mary Heath gave three of James Whitcomh Kitey's poems which delighted the children. A ventriloquist from Chicago then entertained the children for about a half an hour and in conclusion refreshments wero servtd. In celebration of her birthday anniversary Mrs. Mm II. Schneider daiightfully entertained a small party of frtends and relatives last evening at her home in Forsythe avenue. Following an evening of games refreshments were served. Lighted tapers and flowers decorated the table currying out a color scheme of white; and pink very attractively. There wore masses of flowers throughout the home. Mrs. Schneider had as guets, Mrs. William Maginot, Miss Vivian Simpson, the Misses Ernaline and Ethel Tierce, Mrs. J. M. Kaiser. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ahlhorn and Miss Ella Lorrz. Members of the North Side branch of the Hammond Chapter of the Red Cross met in the sew inn room of the Irving school yesterday afternoon and accomplished a great deal of sewing and knitting. Ail women living north of th Michigan Central tracks are eligible to the club and it is hoped to interest as many as possible in the work. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hose, Williams street, entertained the Younij People's Society of the N'azarene church at a farewell party for Hobart See who I-ft ,this morning for Camp Grant at Roekford, 111. Refreshments were served after an evening of music and games. Those present wre the Rev. and Mrs. Balsmelr. Miss Ralsmeir. Mr. and Mrs. John Goodlander. Mr. and Mrs Willis Burch, Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison. Mrs. Henry Parme'er. Hobart See. Oeorc Leader, Joe Wille'.te, William Carey Tvety Ynunzr, Vein Lawrence. Rosalie Osborne, t'ora Hi'tle. Anna Hittie. Nellie You ig. Fern Pease. Lawrence Hit tie, I.yda T-'ryar. F.lsie Walker, Nina See and Ruth Mclllwaine. There will be a inee.t-.ng Cms evening of Progressive Court No. lfiS Tribe of Fen Kur. Several matters of interest were brought to the attention of the members or Opal Hive No. S:n L. O. T. M. M. at their me ting last veiling at the I. O. . F. had. Several applications for membership presented and plans were made for attending the association meeting in Michigan City October 24th. Refreshments were served following the business meeting and the members enjoyed a social hour. Following a short business meeting of German ia Rebekah lodge last evening at the Moitke I. O. O. F. ball the. members entertained at a card party and dance. Several prizes were awarded in the games. A large, number of guests were in .attendance and spent a most enjoyable evening'. Unity Review No. 2 W. H. A. of the Massabees met last evening at the I. O. O. F. ball. A social hour followed the lodge session and refreshments were set v ed.

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Don't Waste Time Hollrl.' Cieta-lt" fvrr Kail. There i no need lor ou l go through another day of corn agon v. But he sure you get "G, ts-!r", Accept nothing else, for remember, there is positivelv nothing else as good. "Gets-It " never irritates the Hv-e flesh, never makes the toe sore. You can go about as usuni with work or play, vv'niie "Gets-It." the magic, does ft'.! the work. Then the corn peels right off like a banana skin, and leaves the t.le as smooth and corn-free as your palm. Never happened before, did it? Guess not. Get a bottle, of "Gts-Tt" today from any druij siore. you need pay no more than C5 cents, or sent on receipt of price by E. Lawrence & i'n Chicago, 111. Sold tn Hammond and recommended as 'ho world's hest com remedy by Norris Co., J. w. Weis, Summers' Pharmacy. Adv.

of Chicago. Raymond W. Peterson of Comrany S. Sixth Regiment of Engineers, is here from Washington, D. C. for a brief visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson of Michigan avenue. Mrs. Ina Cunningham of Valparaiso inspected the work of William H. Calkins W. R. C. No. 24S yesterday and complimented it very highly. There, was initiation of a class of candidates following which a banquet was served. The meeting was very largely attended.

for the fulfillment of a good year's work. The Thursday afternoon Five Hundred club will meet In the afternoon of tomorrow with Mrs. George Reusa at her horne In Kennedy avenue. The No-Name club met with Mr. Otto Decker in Houth Maifoun ivanut and enjoyed tins usual diversion of fancy-work, at t e conclusion of which dainty refrphrnnta wefe served. Dr J. F Dritxmond visited Indiana Harbor Monday,' coming here in ' his uniform to visit his parents, the E. S. Drummonds in Tir street. The doctor, formerly of Indiana Harbor and now of Irving Park, Chicago, has received his commission, that of first lieutenant of the Hospital corps. In dental surgery and expects to receive an early call to his assignment. Mrs I'riiiiiTt.ond accompanied her soti to Chi-Bgo upon Us return, while he made all arrangements for an early departure. The Epwoith league of the M. E. (hurch met with the Messrs. Hill last evening at their hone in South Magoun avenue, and a very pleasant eveningwas enjoyed. Following a siort business session (here was social hour and refreshments served b the hosts mother. Mrs. William Hill. Plans are under way for a Hallowe'en party, the exact date of whlih will b announced later. Attorney P. V Parks of Euclid avenue Is movinif his family into the RuMedge prope-ty In Drummond street today. Mrs. Adrian Gravel of Milwaukee, Wis., has returned to her home after a few days' visit here at the "William Hill home in Mifoun avenue. Her little daughter, Margaret, who has been here previous to hsr mother's coming, returned with her. Mr. R. K Fulrner of Maiden, Mass.. was here yesterday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Gray in Drummond street. Mr. Fulrner is of the aviation enlistment corps and departed ater in the day for his commission at the cantonment stationed at Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Fulrner and Mrs. rjray are sisters. The new headquarters of the East Chicago Red Cross Sewing center will be opened for regular work tomorrow afternoon. ' Two large rooms have

been gtven by Mr. David Cohen, owner of the building. The present location Is directly opposite the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mr. and Mrs. George Summers of Drummond street entertained at dinner yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Roland Summers and Miss Beulah Horh. Returning from the conference of Methodnt churches held at Valparaiso the past week were Mrs. John Stephens and daughter. Miss Maude, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Horh. Will Stephens. Mr. and Mrs Fred Stephens. nd with the latter in their car was Rev. Elmer Jones, paetor of the Indiana Harbor church. Tag day will be held Saturday, October Sth for the benefit of the Associated Charities. Mrs D. C. Reid has been appointed chairman, and announce the names of those who will assist in the tagging. They are the Misses Mah-1 Clapper. Svbil and Gladys Clapper. Christine Reid. Mabel Brandenburg. Florence Fisher, Eloise Hill. Ruth Thompson. Irene Smith, Lillian Janssen. Frances Wall, Marie Lloyd. Margaret T.ipp. Mary Lf' Clark Mrs. Reid will gladly accept fill offers of those desiring- to assist. The headquarters for the day will be at the First National bank A letter has been received from George DeTor. who is In Franca and of the Sth Infantry, expeditionary forces. He Is a. son of Charles Dehor in Northcote avenue. Mr. Will Collins and Miss Reulah Hoch attended the. evening performance at the LaSalle theater in Chicago last evening and saw "Oh Boy." Miss Gertrude Given was a Chicago

IF YOUR EARS RING WITH HEAD NOISES If you have Catarrhal Deafness or head noises go to your druggist, and get I ounce of Parmfnt (double strength), and add to it i pint of hot water and 4 ounces of granulated sugar. Take 1 tablespeenful four times a day. This will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy and the mucus stop dropping into the throat. It is easy to prepare, coeta little and is pleasant to take. Any one who has Catarrhal Deafness or head noises shouM give thH prescription a trial. Summots' Pharmacy. Adv.

visitor yesterday. On next Thursday evening. October ith. the Modern Woodmen will initiate a class of a dozen or more, and all members of the local camp are urged to be present as a vote will be taken on "The Patriotic Fund' by-law. which levies an extra assessment of SO cents each month during the war only, to pay insurance of members who may give up their lives in the country's service. Immediately after war was declared East Chicago camp adopted resolutions ask1n that this be done, and had the honor of being the first camp to send such requests, followed by thousands of others. It is therefore desired that as -many members as possible be present and answer "Aye" when the roll is called. Lunch will be served and a jrood time assured all who attend. Edward Wilson. 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thcflnas Wilson of Hemloek street underwent an operation yesterday at the Merry hospital tn Gary and had his tonsils and adenoids removed. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Miller of North Baring avenue departed today for a week's visit at Detroit. Mich Mr. and Mrs. Elias Jenkins and Mr. and M's W J Williams motored here from Youngstown. O.. lust evening and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams in 145th street. Roy lobUison. employed as a catcher m the plant of the Inland Steel company, met with a painful accident late yesterday afternoon while at work, spraining his back. The Dausrhters of Isabella will meet and arrange for a Hallowe'en party, the date of which will be announced directly after a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien in the evening of Friday. The T. H. E. club will be enter-

i tained at the home of Mrs. Ben Roop

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day. The Ladies' Aid of the M E. church of Indiana Harbor will meet with Mrs. Edwin Hoch. 3314 Aldis avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. It was announced at last evening's

i meeting of Woodbine camp, Royal ! Neighbors, that a. benefit tea would . be held in the afternoon of Tuesday, October th. at the home of -Mrs. L. B. i Faust in the Reil apartments

"III IKES WEAK MEN STRONG Positive --Convincing Proof We publish the formula of VInol to prove convincingly that it has the power to create strength. JJ Cod Liver and Be-?f Peptones. Iron and Manganese Peptonates. Iron and Ammonium Curates. Lime and Soda Glycerophosphates, Cascarin. Any woman who buys a bottle ot Vinol for a weak, run-down, nervous condition and finds after giving it a fair trial it did not help her. will have her money returned. Tou see, there is no guess work about Vinol. Its formula proves there is nothing like it for all weak, run-down.

! overworked, nervous men and women

and for feeble old people and delicate children. Try it once and be convinced. Joseph W. Weis. Druggist; L. Harry Weis. and Norris Phcy., Hammond, and at the best drug store in every town and city in the country. Adv.

Mrs. George Compter, of Fir str-"t has been very ill f several da' past. Her condition t-iday is better Mrs. Johnston, her on John and daughter Elizabeth, arcompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wallace from the East in their car yesterday and visited at the .las. Johnston home in Grapevine street. Mrs. ?.Ioee Specter of 145th is confined to the bouse with illness. The Thursday ufternon Five Hundred Clvib of Indiana Harbor will go to Chicago tomorrow where they will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Bertha Clark who was a former resident of this, city and a member of the club. Mrs. G. Often of Fir street received t letter this morning from her brotheEarl Walker, one of the: Co. L boys, saving that the company had arrived a; Hattiesburg. M'ss.. and found thweather there extreme!'- warm.

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Miss Ruth Rradfosd has rrurred to St. Frances Academy at JoIjet, III., to resume, her studies after spending the summer vacation in Hammond with her grandmothf-r. Mrs. J. M. Bradford. Harriet Yeager. .laughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Yeager of ii27 Harrjson street was able to be removed to her home yesterday from the homo of her aunt. Mrs. C. L. Long. 37 State street, where she was taken suddenly ill last" Friday. The Rev. and Mis. Russell p. Kern, of Hanna. Ind., are in Kvanston. 111., where Mrs. Kern will 3ubmit to a second operation. Rev. Kern wm formerly pastor of the Monroe Street Methodist church in Hammond. Mrs. Mary Sohutz of the Orpheum building had as her guests on Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Young. Mrs. John Hann.

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CITIZENS' PARTY OPENS CAMPAIGN (Continued from page one.) the. tinio prior to Attorney Orumpncker's speech In trying to explain why Councilman Jlmr and himself opposed the ten Cent reduction in the tax levy with a saving to the taxpayers of $10.iid. From his remarks Councilman Reilley is thoroughly disgusted with th5 city. "When you go away from here and visit the great cities and come back you feel ashamed you live in Hammond." be announced. Not all of the citizens applnuded this knockJudge McMahon acted as chairman of the meeting. He told of the origin of the party at the Hammond Country Club, stating that five republicans, lividemocrats and five bull moose met for the purpose of starting a Citizens' movement. He mentioned J. K. Stinson as one of the fathers of the movement who had deserted his baby. Concerning the present administration Judge McMahon stated that "when Frank O'Rourke sav the word Smalley moves." At the opening of the meeting slides were shown of "the beauty spots of Hammond." Attorney Me1z commented on the pictures ss they were projected on the screen. He stated that the reason the Indiana Harbor F-elr Railwaycan block the crossings for twenty and twenty-five minutes at a time is because the city attorney is attorney for the New York Central Lines. The picture of the cofferdam at Columbia avenue was shown with the caption. "Pete. Lyons' $in Ortfl mistake." A "resolution presented by attorney Milo Bruce supporting Oouncilmen Reilley nd Jluir for voting against the passage of the tax budget that would save the taxpayers Jin. 000 was passed.

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Katharine Hawartl. Olrott Phone S.T. will be pleaoed t write and receive nodal nrm nn4 advert !.,! tor Th 1'ImeN.

j Ti Offl-ial B.inn! "f th" M. E. i church of Kn.t Chicago met last evening- and eler-ted their officer to serve I the enauinjt -:;-. Rev. George B.

.Ione?. pastor of the ch'if n. i president of th board. X. K Bickell, re-i-ordiii? secretary; L- n. Brennen. financial necretary; T. E. Williams, treasurer. Thtre was the distribution of the offering: envelopes and the council of the financial budget for the coming year. It was announced by Rev. Jones this mornin? that the

! finances of th past year were moat ! jrra'ifv-.n.ar and tha- he appreciated the I untiring efforts of his parishioneers j '..i pprfei t this result. Special ii-.ectin ' I.. of I. at home I of Mrs. K. ft Brien, 713 Chicasro J avenu". Fririav eveninp. Ajl members jare asked to he present. 1 The Literary department of th j Kast Chiiauro Woman's club opened

its first met -nit of the year at the home of Mrs. 10. I.. Reid in the Herod apartments in North Bannif avenue -yesterday afternoon. The study of the day was one of Browning's poems. How It Strikes a Contemporary." and Mrs. Reid was leader. The presiding officers of this department this year are Mrs. E. I Reid. chairman; Mrs. Ben Williams, vice chairman, and Mrs. T. S. Fisher, secretary. The m-et-insrs throughout the club term will be

held at the homes of members and 1

the next one has been annc-unced at the home of Mrs. William Meade in Beacon street in the afternoon of next Tuesday. Mrs. Meade will he the leader in "Caliban Upon Setebos." taken from Browning. The attend

ance yesterday "waa most promising

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Wednesday, Oct. 3rd 1st Day. 10 Cash Discount "Given every one this day on anything bought. Xo matter how much or how little you buy we will give you back 10 per cent in Cash. Abolutelv no restrictions to this offer!

Thursday, Oct. 4th 2nd Day. Ridiculous Low Prices have been plaeed on 10 items throughout the store for this day. Space will not permit mentioning them here, but you can't afford to miss coming as they can't be duplicated elsewhere at less than about twice the price we ask.

Friday, Oct. 5th - 3rd Day. 10 Per Cent Reduction Every Hour until sold, will be made this day m 10 items. These articles will be piaeed on sale at 8 a. m. at their regular prices. At 'J a. m. those unsold will be reduced 10'r. At 10 a. m. those unsold will be reduced another 10' . and so on until sold. Don't miss this day!

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Hundreds of sensational bargains at this low price will be on sale in every department. Articles selling regularly at from loe to 2oe to go at 10c. These are not 10c items but genuine 15c to 25c values.

Tuesday, Oct. 9th 6th Day. Ten Big Specials are offered this day at almost unheard of prices! Silk Waists, trimmed Hats. Men's Shirts, Children's Dresses, Hosiery, Dress Goods, Notions, Men's Shoes all are represented in this Bargain Festival.

Wednesday, Oct. 10th 7th Day. A Libera! Cash Discount on Each Purchase All Day! on each purchase all day! Beginning at 10 a. m. a discount of 10r' :-ash will be given on all purchases, the discount to be reduced 1 7c ev?ry hour throughout the day. At 9 ;i. m.. 9r'r will be given, at 10 a. m., fc will be given, etc. An incentive to buy early in the day. The earlier 70U buy the more you save!

Thursday, Oct. 11th 8th Day. A 10 Hour Sal3 This day 10 items throughout the house will be sold at ridiculous low prices in fact, so low we can only sell each article for 1 hour. For instance from 8 to 9 a. m. we will ell $2.75 Blankets at $1.59, ending up in the last hour with Women's $15.00 Goats at $9.99. Each article on sale 1 hour only.

Friday, Oct. 12th 9th Day. Every 3 (Mil Sale Free Every 10th sale made this day on our first and basement floors will be given absolutely free to the customer who makes it. Fach sales dieek as it is received at cashier's lesk will be stamped with a number. When Xo. 10 is stamped it will be returned to customer together with her money. Every truth f-alc thereafter Avill be treated in the same manner. Will you be i lucky one?

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Saturday, Oct. 13th 10th Day. The Greatest Day of The Sale In order to properly celebrate the last great day of this stupendous event we will offer a combination of different features that have been offered during the sale. 10 items to be sold at 10'"' off regular price. 10 items to be sold at ridiculously low prices! 10 items to be reduced 10r; an hour until sold! 10 items from 10 Depts. to be sold at 10c. 10 items to be on sale 1 hour each for 10 hours. 10 lbs. sugar Free with $10 cash purchase! (Sugar will not be given on purchases of sale goods.) MAKE EACH DAY COUNT!

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