Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 46, Hammond, Lake County, 24 November 1917 — Page 8

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THE rj?IME3 November 24. 1917.

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Try Mnsterole. See How Quicidy It Relieves You just ruo Musterole Li briskly, and usually Lie pain 13 gon a delicious, rxxnhirg comfort coir.es to take its place. Musterole 13 a clean, white ointment, made with oil of murrard. Use it instead of mustard piaster. Will not blister. Many doctors and nurses use Musterole and recommend it to their patients. They will gladly tell you what relief it Kives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbajo, pains and aches of. the back or joints, sprains, sore musclas, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). Always dependable. 30 and. CCc jars; hospital size $2.50.

Whiting And Its

hor homo In Davidson place this evening. Sir. nnd Mrs. Kay Dillingham of Woodlawn were the guests of Whiting friends on Thursday nitht. Mrs. John Northrupp of Lowell, is spending a Jtcw cays hero visiting her mother, Mrs. W. C. Payne. Charles Johns entertained a number of his friends at a dancing party nt the Slavish home on Thursday night, the party being attended by obout twentyfive couple. Music was furnished byMisses Violet Goldtng and Violet Breckman on the piano and Clarence Kggers on the violin. $ "SiS .Mrs. William Porter of 119th street. 'is somewhat improved at the Wesley hospital in Chicago. Mrs. Nathan. Brush and son of Chicago vi, sited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Walker of New Tork avenue, yesterday. Waldo Jennings of Oliver street, who underwent an operation for appendicitis, is en the gain. ' Miss Josephine McDermott entertained a number of friends ot her home on Sheridan avenue, Thursday night. The evening was devoted to needle work and knitting, after which refreshments were served. Sam Schlechty has returned from Indianapolis where he attended the grand lodge, I. O. O. F., as a delegate from the Whiting lodge. That Wilting has over-subscribed her quota of $7,000 in the, Y. M. C. A. war fund, is shown by the following tabulated report, the sum of which is $12.167.74. The proceeds are as follows: S. O. Co. (of Indiana) $ 5.000.00 .!. O. Co. employes 8.309.83 Whiting and Kobertsdale 1.7(17. 01

Coming at the Prin.e.ss theatre, Monday, Nov. 26, Douglas Fairbanks In "Down to Earth." 11-11-4 Call 33tJ, A. C. Franklin, for nn estlrr.ats to equip tha old house with electric lights. ll-"2-tf Princess Theatre tonight. The -wonderful Theda Eara In 'The Darling cf Paris." A William Fox production. Also Hark Sennet comedy. Sunday vaudeville and feature pictures. 11-24-1 M. JZ. church. Sunday school, 9:30; rreachlng. 10:30. Theme: "A't His Command." Epworth league, 6:30. This will be guest night and at 6 a light luncheon will bj sc-rved. At 7:30 the cns ml Daughters of Liberty w:.'l attend In a body. The pastor will speak on the thme: "'The Sacrifice of Thanksgiving." This wiil be Bizpah, F.ib'e Class Day. These young ladies are interested in socuring attendance of all the members and friends of the church at its services. S. O. Kogers. Pastor. Congregational church. Sunday school at 10 a. m.: morning service at 11; dedicatory service of the L'nited States and Service Fla.ts will be observed, there being nine stars In the service flag for nine members of tho church who have .gone to war. Evening service, 7:30. Mr. Vassiloff, who has teen connected with tho Immigration bureau at Kilts Island for many years, will speak. There will be Bpeclal music? by the. vested ho'.r of sixteen voices. The Grocers of "Will tine ask your cooperation in the following: No mors than one delivery daily to a home, and no orders received after 3 p. m. for delivery tho same day except Saturday. All chargo accounts payable in full twice a month. 11-24-3 M.r3. Blanchard entertained the members of the Inter Sae. church at her home in Schrage avenue, Wednesday afternoon. Mesdames E. Cameron and McDonald r.ttended the Calumet theatre in South Chicago, Wednesday evening. Miss Lucy Hatch will entertain the n: embers of the Tri Kappa, sorority at

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Men in Training Fighting- isn't the only duty of a soldier, and exposure to bullets is not as serious as exposure to all kinds of weather and dampness. Rheumatic aches; eore and stiff muscles, strains and sprains, chilblains and neuralgia, all are enemies of the soldier, and tlie relief for all these pains and aches is SLan's Liniment. Clean and convenient to carry or use: does not stain, and penetrate3 without rubbing. Genrro js sized bottle. St all dnif sf.sU. 25c. 50c. $1.00.

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$12,167.74 There are still more pledges to follow, all the captains having not yet reported in full, but this wiil show that Whiting has gone considerably "over the top." Jacob Koval. arrested by Officer Mikosh on complaint cf W. Wojcak. charging him with assault and battery, was released upon furnishing a $100 bond to appear later for trial. The Whiting- council. K. of C, will be represented at the meeting of the councils of the Calumet region to be held at Hammond tomorroy. There will be candidates from Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago. Gary and Valparaiso, this to be one of the largest exemplifications ever held in tha history of the Hammond council. Thos. S. Koyle of Whiting, is district deputy of the order. Harry 1". Hughes of Whiting, who has been in the officers' training camp, has been awarded a commission as second

lieutenant in the signal corps aviation!

The"Vhiting friends of Mr. Hughes will rejoice with him in his good luck. The members of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet at the home of Merle Gardner on Clark street, at 7 o'clock tomorrow night to go to the Methodist church, where Kev. Kogers will 'preach the regular Thanksgiving service for the order. City Engineer Arnold Exton-Porter, who was in the officers' training camp at Indianapolis and was later transferred to the coast artillery at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, has been given a commission as first lieutenant in the coast artillery. Mr. Exton-Porter experts word next week as to where he is to be sent. He arrived home " yesterday morning looking hale and hearty and will remain here until he is ordered to camp. Joe Delisimon of 712 Fred street, who volunteered his services In the army two years ago and some time ago was promoted to orderly general, has now been promoted to corporal and intends going to the officers" training school in January. The young man hos received three medals. One for good aim, otie for oh. dience and one for guarding the Mexican border. He expects to leave for France soon. The regular meeting of the Eastern Stars will be held Monday night. On Tuesday night the local chapter has been invited to Hammond, it being the official visit of the grand matron. On Wednesday night they are invited to Indiana Harbor. Mesdames Koy E. Green, Thomas S. Cook. It. M. Andrus. Louis Gordon as representatices of the civic section of the Fortnightly club attended the sessions of the juvenile court and court of domestic relations in Chicago, and Mrs. Maud Allen, who also accompanied them to Chicago, attended a lecture on "Child Welfare." A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hermsii Trowe of Iaporte avenue, yester

day morn.i.g. Mother and son are get- '

ting along nicely. Miss Anna Stover of Ohio avenue, is reported to be improving. T. the rubllc:On imd after the f.rst day of December, 1J1Z, the banking houses cf Whiting -will 1 o open for business during the following Banking Hours: Daily, 3 a. m. to 3 p. m. (Except Paydays and .Saturdays.) S. O. Co. paydays, 9 a. in. to S p. m. Saturdays, 0 to 12 m. WEITIIIO ASSOCIATION. Bank of Whiting. First National Bank. First Trust & Savings Bank. Central Stale Bank. Nov 17-2 4-30 Dec 1

The iFlrst National

Bank: of Hammond STATEMENT OF CONDITION, CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE 20, 1917. Resources.

Loans . ; ; Bonds and Stocks Re.il Estate . . Cash and Due from Banks .

$1,3SS.9"9.GG . 747,038.72 . 3,159.48 551,272.32 $2,691,030.18 $ 150,000.00 . 175,000.00 . 11,464.85 7,934.78 . 149,997.50 2.196.633.05

$2,691,030.18 DIRECTORS. A. H. TTJTTER - - - PresitJent P. W MKTS' Pres'dent. Lake County Savings Trust Co. JOHN' E. FITZG "R LD llsirmor.d Distilling Company. FRANK 8. if.T.'! Preside" t. F. S. Beta Company. JOHN N. EBCXM AN Oos'.Un. Myn & Company. CAHL KAUniAVX Kstifm.nn fc Wolf. OTTO KNOEKZHK Prrsirlrnt, Champion Potato Machinery Co. Jj'KANK C. DP MI NO Lumber Dealer. W. C. BELMAN Cashier.

Liabilities. Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Reserved for Taxes and Interest Circulation Deposits ;

OFFICERS.

A. M. TTTTRNFXt J. E. FITZGERALD W C. BELMAN V. F. MA8HINO SX. VI. TOWLE

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Combination Gas and Coal Range Cast iron construction throughout, 3 burners for gas, 4 for coal, with high closet, o'y - SG2.25 A Beautiful Combination Coal and Gas Ranges Full nickel front andbase, white splashers in high closet, larpe oven, balces perfect with either fuel, 4-holo top for coal( 4 burners for gas S 7-1.25 We also have the Champion Interchangeable gas and coal ranges. No. 71-1S, Champion Steel Range and high closet.

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Steel Bed, as cut, white enamel finish, malleable iron locks, warranted 25 years. A lue S18.G0 Feather Weight Steel Bed In American walnut, oa.k, old Ivory and gold and Vernls Martin finishes, with seamless tubing and lock, warranted for 2 years. From $10.80 to $12.60 have just what finish wanted.

Small Child's Rocker Small Child'3 Rocker in golden oak. No. 1 leather seat, very good construction so will stand tho wear. Something to make the baby happy, at 2 Smoking Outfit in fumed oak, one that will please him. Sr-e-cial at S3.15 Telephone Stand and Chair, solid oak throughout, has very good EBish S5.40 A Columbia Grafonola, a gift for all tho family for all the year aroUDli' onl--- "S-15.00

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Our Gift Section A Large Comfortable Rccker, upholstered in No. 1 Spanish leather, deep spring construction. A perfect sift for Wn'. ly S3G.S5 Ail-Over Stuffed Rocker, upholstered in black leather, loose cushion. A piece of furniture to help beautify the at S2-1.75 Cane Chair and Rocker In fumed oak finish, has cane in seat, back and wings; just what you want to fill in with. Price, each Sl-4 TJ

Wood Beds from Broken Sets

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PI"-c!al $20.00 rL';...)0 ium Wood Poster 15" h at 21.73 S.lft.00 Mahogany Poster ld. only 24.75 $23 0f American Walnut P.- d now- at JC.s.oil Cum Wod Bed. a bargain '...$2.1.25

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The Tu-Klub Folding Table 30x30 top covered Miith black imitation leather, light in weight, stron; in construction, corners have a brass corner support. A value S3. 49

The E. C. Minas Co. Furniture Department is operated in connection with the Department Store, located on second and third floors: AVe have no interest in any other furniture store in this city.

Hammond's Greatest Dept Store

Ask to have our Salesman explain our Extended Payment Plan. Then select a piece of Furniture to give as a Xmas lit and have it delivered to your home at your convenience.

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I News

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

Dance at Spring Hill Grove, Thanksgiving eve., Wednesday, Nov. 28th. Music by Chicago Orchestra. 11-21-:; Mrs. J. S. Crawford entertained the Ladies' l'leasure club on Fridas- afternoon. Tha ladies sewed for the Ited Cross, as is the custom of the differ

ent clubs nowadays.

rlubs refreshments have been eliminated. The Women's Study club will meet on Tuesday afternoon at the FuMic Library. As November "h is Carnation d.a". each member i requested t' wear this flower. The afternoon program is as follows: "On the Banks of the Wabash." Mrs. Buehler: "Our State Oovei nrnent." Mrs. I'loia Johnson: "State Courts." ?.!i.s Frances Call. Representatives of the State Bar association met this week In the Supreme court chamber of the state k'use with Jesse Kschbach, state conscrlpt on agent, and selected a list of hoards of attorneys, one for each conscription hoard in the state. The attotneys selected to assist in Lake County Local F.nard No. 3 are Judge W. C. McMahon, John B. Petersen and Frank Vt. Pattee. This board will in turn select attorneys in each district to assist drafted men in fining out their qustlona i res and assist the local ex-

mptinn board In classiiying su'-n

drafted men. Jude W. C. McMahon

is chairman of th board in this district. A largo crowd of young people

attended the box social given ar the

school taught by Miss Itufcy McCarty on Friday night, and a nice sum was realized from the sale of the boxes to be used for the improvement of the school. Misses May Westbay and Alta Foss

In nearly all the 'have both resigned their positions at

the Crown Point Telephone Company, to take effect today. Miss Gwendolyn Ponnaha will occupy Miss Wesifcay's plaee as bookkeeper and cashier. Miss Margaret Ftlir.g; and Ida Schmidt are entertaining this evening at a shower In honor of Miss Mae Westbay, whose marriage to Mr. Harvey Penman will be an event of the near future. Mr. pnd Mrs. Frank Krinbill will spend Sunday with the family of Oscar Krinbill in Hammond. County Assent Craig addressed a meeting at the Schneider school house 'n Friday Evening. The talk was along patriotic lines and was very well received by the large audi"ne. Hecular pleaching services will be beld at the Methodist church on Sunday. At the morning service the pastor. P.ev. J. A. Ayling, will speak on "Si. me Modern Purdens." In the evening a union service will be held at

the Methodist church. P.ev. Pillman j will have harg of the service. Special j

music will be rendered. At the morning service nt the Presbyterian church the theme of Ley. Pillman's discourse will be "Within and Without."

Mrs. P.. Echaaf and daughter, Mrs. Tom r.after. and Mrs. Mrs. Herman Thrisscn were guests at a luncheon 'at the home of Mrs. William Palm of Fast id Wednesday. Mrs. Hussey of Atchison avenue, visited in Chicago, yestreday. Mrs. Henry Foster of East Chicago, visited 1 avenue, yesterday.

LOWELL

-Mr. ind Mrs. Walter Cleaver left yesterday for 1 'on tana, Wis., where they will spend the winter with her son, G. P.. t'mft. J. E. Caster of Shelby, was a Lowell visitor yesterday. P. F. Oar'.in and Krnest Surprise were in C'i.lc.igo yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. (.Vorge Curtis who have been living in Minnesota for the past two years, have, returned and will make their future home here. Th-unas Cushman -f Woodstock, 111., came, yesterday for a visit with relatives and friends. Welcome Robinson went to Hammond last evening.

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Chris tuvis. Mrs. Jos. Theilen of Huntington, Ind.. is hero visiting w ith her jctrr-nts, Mr. and Mrs. George S-.ark. William Schmal expects to arrive here

from Michigan, Sau rday to join his w ife and son who a here for several weeks.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. for Florida, where winter. "

Henry O'.s of Gary, has moved bis fa-nily here and tl-.ey are occupying the I'assow hou.se which was vacated by C. Kranit; r at l fMtiuiy. Lloyd Sehoil of Milwaukee, is here spending the week nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. X. P. Banks. Mis Tiilio Gruel was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Miss Mabel Johnson, has resigned her position as clerk at the Mackeldey store and market. Harland Strattori who has accepted the position as assisiant post nnste--, taking the place of Miss Lillie Johnson who resigned svo-;il days ago. is on tiie sick list and unable to bo on dutyHenry S!io!I who has been staying with his parents for she past six months his gone to Philadelphia whr-re lie lias a'cepted a position as electrician for a ship building ci;' -aeior. Mr. aiid Mrs. Kulage were Chicago isitors yt'Sk r l.'ty.

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H. Phlenghreft transacted business

Chicago yesterday. Mrs. J. Johnson and daughter. Miss Mabel, visited with relatives at East

Chicago yesterday.

P. Stratton have left) Mr. Ixfford Spencer who is a musician

they will spend the in the army, is hoic on a few days' j furioush.

The new Hobart militia company will I j he mustered into the state service by ! Col. iJuratitl of Indianapolis at 3 o'clock ; " this afternoon. Miss Lillie Johnson has accepted a I position with the E. C. Mlnas Co. at ' Hammond and will have charge of the 1 art department. I

Mrs. S. Tree visited with relatives at Met rlllville, yesterday.

Dam e nt Spring Hill Grove, giving eve., Wednesday, Nov. 25 by Chicago Orchestra. A large number from here

tho funeral of the late Henry

at Scherervill", Thursday. Nicholas P.ohr and son Henry of Chi enno. and Mrs. W;rtz of Aurod.i. III.

visited Thursday afternoon here with! Dance at Spring Hill Grove. ThenksMr. and Mrs. Peter Portz and family. j giving eve , Wednesday, Nov. 2Sth. Music Word ha b. en received from John J. j by Chicago Orrhextra. 11-24-5 Mr.cinot who is stationed at Camp Tay- i Mrs. Charles Keilman, accompanied by lor, Ky., tha t in the short time li has! her niee. left the forepart of the week been tin to lie was given promotion as j for a visit in Chlc-go. Mrs. Kcil.nr.n bookkeeper, and that h has. to do ! he j returned to her hbme Saturday, while buying for seven different companies in her nice?. Miss Marie Scha fer. w ill cxhis re giment, which Is a good advance- j tend her visit for some time, merit for John. He has had good exper- j Mr. nnl Mrs. Mat Aust gc n spent Wed-i.-tice in trench digging end enjoys army I nesday vh-itsng with rcbit .ves in Chi

ming, to j mart a :? visiting ! w hil! on

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Killed In Dathtub. A youn"; man was found dead In the hath tub iu his home in Toronto some time p. go. Investigation showed tlinr he had been killed hy coming in eontact with n bare electric lamp cord, carrying IIS volts, while standing in the water.

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pound mixed v.-iih diva oil to cct on ; the Liver end bov.-el?, which he gave to J his patients for yenrs. I

Dr. Ltiwards Olive Tablets, th- substitute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet al'.vay3 effective. They bring about (hat exuberance of snirit. that natural

buoyancy v.-hich should be enjoyed by

everyone, by toning up the liver and clear- j in?; the system of impurities. You will know Dr. Edwards Olive Tab-; lets by their olive color. 10c and 2c per

box. fu aruccists.

Mrs. William Tim in of Sheffield" avenue. i;!:cd IV. and Mrs. Harry Timm of Knst Side iast. o vetting. Mr. and Jlrs, Charles Hoffman of Lake avenue, are entertaining their nioce from Poise City, Iowa. Mrs. Edward Freese and Mrs. Henry Fi-'k of Myrtle avenue, spent Wednesday visiting in Chicago. Mrs. William Scliger of East Side, visited her daughter. Mrs. Henry Eggers, Thursday.

Mr. Neuenfeldt of Crown Point, was a j guest at a banquet given at Carl Lund- j gren's, Wednesday. j

Robert Atchison who has been SPrinusly ill at the South Shore hospital, was reported slightly better, Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Vis of Myrtle avenue, visited in Hammond, yesterday. Mrs. Daly James and son of Atchison aenue. moved to Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Ehrat ot Lake avenue, and Mrs. Harriet Aldle of Amv avenue, leave to

day for il few- weeks' visit with friends i arid relatives at Defiance, Tiffin. Fosior- i ia. and Toledo. Ohio. Mr. Linneman of Myrtle avenue, visit- I ed friends in Indiana Harbor, last even- : j Rose Carlson of East Side, was the ! guest of friends here Thursday. j Mrs. M. TtMnnoti nn.l Miss Dannie !

Hannon of Kouts, Ind.. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hannon cf Cleveland avenue, yesterday.

Mrs. Andrew- Bogovich of Roberts avenue, visited at the Krousc home ia

j South Chicago yesterday.

How this Woman Suffered nncl Was Relieved, Fort Fairfield, Maine. "For raany months I sufxered from backacho caused by female troubles so I was unable to do my house worlc I took treatments for it but received no help whatever. Then some, of my friends asked why I did net try Lydia E. Pinkhanvs Vegetable Com

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