Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1917 — Page 10

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ROLLER RINK Thursday, Dec. 6, 1917 Referee Morris Champaigne. Timekeeper Pop Clabby. Judge Judge Green.

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LANSING

WHITING

CEDAR LAKE

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ST. JOHN

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Call SitlJ, A. C. Franklin, for an estimate to equSp the oH house with electric Lghts. 11-2-tf Coming to Prince stherjter. Friday and Saturday. rec. T and S; Geo. Walsh In "The Honor System. " : : s r.t Mrs. Staunton tv-ill entertain the Independent Pedro club at her home in Myrtle avenue tomorrcv. efternooii. The Plymouth Aid society vriil have i's utility sale and roast href supper in the Congregational church basement toiiight. The- Junior class play. "Th Private Tutor." a comedy in thre-act3 will be Klven in the high school auditorium at o'clock tomorrow nijrht. The cast oi characters will be as follows: f'red Spencer .. Donald Williams George Carothers Harry Hoskina iir. Spencer Robert Ta?f ifrs. Spencer Louiso Vater rcl!y Srencer Florenco AVhiteman Han Piiikiederfer "Walter Buehlcr Richard r?an Tag (tart Iiss Sr.ap .. Ruth Collins Music by the high school orchestra. The annual meeting of the Congregational church and society will be held In th church Friday evening. Pec. 14. Th, Tawasi Bible class of the M. E. church will give a cafeteria supper in the church parlors on Thursday. Oec. 13. The most recent ones from "Whiting to answer their country's call are John A. Kosior, aviation corps; John SurJak(iws'l. aviation corps; Frank Sinchak. aviation corps; llorave White, ft el 3 artillery. At the meeting of the board of safety the applications for positions of police were received from George Burkhard, Oeorge Granchik. Henry Frustenburg:, Kussell McCarthy. The Owl club members wHl give a a ax et their club rooms tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Thwing moved to the Atkln & Tharp flat yesterday. We will be open every evening until Christmas. MILLER'S. 12-4-2 eod A 12-11-2 eod

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J. O. Russell Is reported Quite sick. Ifrs. A. J. Reynolds returned from Fort Wayne. Thursday, where she has l;n und.r Dr. Bulson's care for her eyes.

The new V. S. war certificates which

This lingerie frock will be seen at southern resorts thir season. It 2 develop-ed if. white embroidered batiste, the design beiTTfr conflned to the bodice and drop skirt. The onesided tunic is a -ierarture and the only color note is the sash of roe ribbon. The outfit is complete with kid slippern and a jrarden hat.

dog to hunt hazelnuts. ! Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Reynolds who j spent Thanksgiving and the week-end ; at the homo of I. Hoffman, left Monday ; for Atlantic City, X. J., to attend that annual convention of the Osborn sales- i men,--. j The following notice has been receiv- j ed by our rostmietress from the Indiana ! state council of defene: ' Undo Sam j wants binoculars, telescopes, and spy j glasses. He asks Hoosier owners to j contribute thm for the use of the navy. This nnest is due to the great short- I

age of these instruments " For fuller j particulars ask atj the post office. j Mrs. James Sert rtireessf ully plan- ! ned a surprise in honor of Mr. Scott's i 33th birthday. Monday. Dec. 3. Among!

have Just been received at the post of- ' the invited guests vere: Mr. and Mrs. P. j flee, have at once leaped into great pop- c- Taggart. lr. and, Mrs. K. Steele. Mr.)

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They can hardly be secured !and Mrs- u Ruthenford. Mr. and Mrs.

fast enough. Every one is clamoring j

for them. It is a .splendid epportunity

to aid the government and at the same 'Ime save money in small amounts with dood interest. Ask more about them at he post office.

.1 P. Kramer was a business visitor at' the school Monday. ! The third number of the lyceum course j njii be held Tuesday, Pec. 11. in the'

town hail. Eigar S. Kinsley will be the speaker of the evening, snd his subject will be "Boys and Their Fathers."

I J. O. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. M. East

wood. After several interesting games

of rlnochle the hostess served a dainty

lunch. At a late hour the guests depart- j ed, wishing Mr. Scott-many more happy I

I birthdays. !

ST. JOHN

Adolrh Schcre who took three of his full-blooded Plymouth Rocks to the

Miss Mildred Gloria who has been vis- i poultry show at Hammond last weex,

1-irig a'- Harvey, returned home Sunday won. three f.rst prizes and four second j

prizes

evening.

The Roy Scouts thank James H. Scott, f Mrs. Peter Rohrman spent Tuesday at 1,. 3. Moss and wife for their help last i Hammond. Tuesday nisht. for without their aid' Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schmal and Frank ojr masquerade -vriuld have ben a fail-! Klassen loft Wednesday morning for ur. Prizes w.-re won by George Riggle , several months' at Foley, Ala. This is ar.i Mr. Charles May. 'Mr. and Mrs. S--hma!'s first trip down t Frank Kistler and son Keith spen' I south. Thanksgiving wKh Mr. Kistler's father Mrs. Peter Keilman' and Lawrence et Basa Lake. In Mis NvHie Klsler. i Sigler were among the Hammond vis-

bis sister, returned with them. I. f itors on Tusdaj

ICis'ler and family of Culver, also spent

i r.nrlay v ith Mr. and Mrs. Frank KIsUt. L. B. Mos, F.arl Putler and George ("ermjtr antood to I!"- trice, Monday. Viun'ing. Tt is th first lime Me knew U.a a fellow lind t. have a cun and

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Mar.y so-called remedies f.r anaelii. a are pfraid t- prove their claims by tf-Hing what their medicines contain. The only vay to be honest with the people is te let them know what they fire rHV)"K for. Here is the Vinci formula. W hen the doctor Knows what ft medicine ontams, it ccrfses to be a '"viater.t" niedicinc. Ccd Liver and Pef Peptones, Iron and Matieones.j IVptenates. Iron and Anirnnnian Citrate.. Lime tin! Sinia C ecropooHiiha tep. t'nscarin. Any d'ct',r i!l te!l you that the ingseiilcnts of Viml. as iiinu-d above, will enrich the hhid and banish anaemia end create strength. When the blood Is pure and rich and red. the body is strong and robust. You can prove this at our pense because jour money will b- returned if Vinol docs not improve your health. Joseph V,-. V.s, Pdrusgist; L. Harry "','cis n ud Xorris Pharmacy. Hammond. IivJ. Yinol is fcC-id !n r.prt -h!cai;o by S-' l-";e,,'.er Phfi'-r!iac.. and in Wbitin.T !;. L. II. Mattern arta a' 'In- he-t drug store in wy town and city in the country. Ad v

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' lb" puhii-- school. Twenty-four nieni- ! bers were present which u ndo it very ! interesting. All are invited to attnd ! ;h se meetings. Those who do not care j to sew may brlns their knitting. The i working hours are Tuesday evenings and Wednesday snd Thursday afternoons

after I o'clock. From Nov. 19 to Pec. S the following articles have been sont to Crown Point: 1 pajamas. ! pairs hos-

il socks, 6 nightengales. 2 pairs woo!

ocks. 2 pairs wristlets. Previous to this

3.1 pairs knitted socks were sent in. Charles Schmitt of Hammond, was here yesterday to bid his many friends good bye as he has volunteered his services to his country and will Join the aviation corps. All members of the Red Cross who have contributed 2 or more tfre entitlefl to the Red Cross Magazine. Those who do rot get their copy are requested to

notify the Firt National bank here. ) Friday afternoon, l.'co. 7th. the husehold s('"d i or the late Mrs. Bintrf nheim-

er will be sold at public auction at her home. Pyer. 12-6-1 If You Think THETIMES Is Doing Its Bit Your Support Is Always Welcome. DR. J. T. CLARK !

Physician and Surgeon Office Over Lake County Saving! A Trust Ban K. Phone 2054. ReCtdtncs: Hotel Majet:c. Phone Jl-J

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We make this One-Week Offer to Housewives here who have not had this Cooker. The cost of Aluminum has doubled in the last few years. Cooker prices have enormously advanced. But, in fairness to those who missed it last year, we repeat this Dollar Offer.

Cookers Supplied To a Million Homes We have supplied Quaker Cookers to a million homes at very little prices. But the cost has advanced until ourorler is almost impossible. But jrocers us that many housewives missed our former offer. They are using Quaker Oats and Pettijohn's, and they want this Aluminum Cooker. In fairness, they should have it. ; So we renew this offer for next week only. It applies only to housewives whom we have not supplied already. It applies only to users of Quaker Oats or Pettijohn's, or both. It means twice as much as thi3 Dollar Offer meant two years ago. Get this Cooker next week if you are entitled to it. You owe that to yourself.

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Extra Large and Heavy Cereal Capacity 2 Qt. A Lifetime Utensil

To Rightly Cook Two Famous Dishes We want every user of Quaker Oats and Pettijohn's to cook these cereals rightly. Right cooking makes them doubly delightful. It keeps the flavor intact. It makes them easy to digest. This Aluminum Cooker has been made to order to meet exact requirements. It is extra large, so little or much can be cooked in it. It is extra heavy, made to last a lifetime. This Cooker will next week cost you only $1, if you send us the sales slip we ask for. This is a costly offer. And we simply want to know, before sending the Cooker, that you are a Quaker Oats or Pettijohn's user. 1

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Get a sales slip from your grocer showing the purchase of three packages in any combination of Quaker Oats or Pettijohn's. Send us $1 with the sales slip and we will mail the cooker by parcel post. Sales slip must be mailed next week. This offer applies to this vicinity only. The Quaker Oats Company, 1708 Railway Exchange, Chicago

Pettijohn's The Laxative Luxury

Quaker Ostts Which Saves You 75 Measured by food value, Quaker Oats costs one-fourth as much as the average mixed diet. So each dollar you spend for Quaker Oats saves an average of $3. Oats staad supreme among grain foods, in nutrition and in flavor. They form a complete food, supplying every need. As an energy food their fame is proverbial. Make this the chief breakfast dish. Meat and eggs cost five and six times as much. Also use Quaker Oats in bread and muffins, pancakes and cookies. No other food is so economical. Use Quaker Oats because of the matchless flavor. It is made of queen grains only just the big, plump, luscious oats. We get but 10 pounds from a bushel. Yet it costs you no extra price.

Pettijohn's Breakfast Food is soft rolled wheat, hiding 25 per cent bran flakes. It is a flavory dainty of which no one ever tires. And it supplies the needed bran. Bran is Nature's laxative. Everybody needs it. Most folks would feel better if they ate it every day. Fine foods clog the system. Bran supplies the needed roughage. Every doctor, as you know, urges its use, to avoid the need of drugs. Try it one week. Note the good spirits which result. Never again will you return to a branless diet. Pettijohn's Flour is another bran dainty. That is 75 per cent white patent flour and 25 per cent bran flakes. Use like Graham flour in any recipe. With these two products every meal can include some bran-made dainty.

These Grocers Will Feature the Cooker Offer Next Week

Hammond Grocers. E. W. Androe, 369 Sibley St., Hammond. C. W. Anderson, 202 Fayette 6t., Hammond. J. J. Austgen, 654 Hohman St., Hammond. H. T- Burk. 692 S. Hohman St. Brusel Bros., 476 Hoffman St. Mrs. Ida Block, 421 Sibley St. F. J. Bartlett. 463 Hoffman St. J. Baczkowski, West Hammond. Walter Babiak, 302-154th Place. J. C. Camp & Son, Cor. Claude and Fayette S.t. The Central. 204 E. State St-, Opp. Post Office (Flachrupp A Volkman, Props.) L. Costa, 528 Morton Ave. C. H. Cox, 401 W. State St. M. A. Daniels, 625-150th St., W. Hammond. J. Dewar, 615 Calumet Ave. Dunsing & Behnke, 645 S. Hohman StLawrence Fiedorowicz, 148-155th St., W. Hammond. Fred Fandrel. 243 Sheffield St. Mrs. M. rels, 6 N. Hohman St. A. G. Fowler. 189 Indiana Ave. W. C. Frieske, 84 State St. I. Elster. 324 Sibley St. E. A. Griswold & Son, 276 E. State St. Geo. Glndel, 462 Oak St. Frank Hencel, 156 Sheffield Ave. Herman Haehnel. 123 Gostlln St. D. C. Hamacher. 369 Sibley St. ' Otto Herkner, 401 State St. Heimke & Waither, 230 State St. C. V. Hubbard. 741 Claude St. J. L. Humpfer & Co.. 190 State St. Humpfer Bros., 578 Hchman St. Johnson &. Co., 151 Highland St. Herman A. Keilner, 81 State St. Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall, 327 Truman. F. Konzinski, 195 Gostlin St. M. Kowalik, 171 Johnson St. Thos. Kroczek, 159 Towle St. Ernst E. Karau, Conkey Ave. and Van Buren St.

Knott &. Lumbertin, 301 W. State St. E. M. Lauerman, 835 Calumet Ave. Lion Store (Kaufman 6. Wolf), Hammond. S. Lukowski, 315 State Line St. Ludwik Maly. 34-154th Place. A. Mi!!r, 294 Hohman St. Chas. Mrosefski, 488 Hoffman St. E. C. Minas Co., Hammond, Ind. F. J. Moore, 671 Oakley Ave. Mrs. M. A. McAleer, 677 Hohman St. John J. Mehan, 301 Thornton Ave. V. A. Newcum, Cor. Chicago Ave. and Henry Sts. David Nichols, Cor. Hoffman and Cedar Sts. Prevo's Groc. &. Mkt., 542 Michigan Ave. Frank Phillips, 625 Calumet Ave. G. W. Prevo, 367 Indiana Ave. Chas. Primmer, 171 Indiana Ave. Post Grocery, 52 Williams St. R. O- Prevo, 799 Calumet Ave. J, Przyzbylowskl, 409-155th St. D. S. Van Ormer. 332 Michigan Ave. Conyers. Rogers &. Co., 190 Sibley St. M. J. Rathbun, 68 Gostlin St. T. Skweretz, 524-155th St. S. A. Soughack, 219 Indiana Ave. Mrs. C. Stratton, 331 State St. P. Sheffield, 598 Sibley St H. W. Schrelber, 461 Summer St. D. SHIoes. 342 State St. O. F. Sheffield, 470 Summer St. The Star, 220 East State St. So. Side Cash Groc. A. Mkt., 2C8 Conkey Ave. Mrs. E. Silkey, 161 Conkey Ave. A. G. Towle, 189 Indiana Ave. J. A. Tweedie, 503 Michigan Ave. Sam Tgnazitto, 848 Erie St. Sam Trupp. 799 Alice St. I. Welner, 211-155th St. J. E. Warfuel, 3 W. State St. Gust Whitliebb, 342 Towle St. F. Webel, 317 Indiana Ave.'

Wm. Wunrow, 693 Columbia AveL. A. Wolf, 470 State St. Mrs. E. Wyman, West Hammond. M. Yaras, D03 Michigan Ave. Chas. Yoerger. 422 W. State St. J. J. Zlegler, 552 Michigan Ave. , Indiana Harbor Grocers. A. J. Bsrrett, 3463 Michigan Ave. Geo. Bacevich, 38C7 Cedar St. Geo. Downing, 3423 f.'ichigan Ave. Goodman's, 3523 Cedar St. Ind. Har. Coffee, Tea Store &. Mkt., (L. Rottenberg. Prop.), 3416 Guthrie St. Mich. Tea & Coffee Store (Sam Levy, Prop.), 3416 Michigan Ave. Leo. Ozechowski, 3733 Cedar St. Sanitary Delicatessen, 3410 Guthrie St. Square Deal Gro. Store. 3512 Cedar St. Calumet Grocers. E. iirgglau, 4924 Alexander AveMike Bosz, 4901 Alexander Ave. Goodman, 5022 Melville Ave. , H. Herskovik A. Co., 4926 Alexander Ave. Melville Ave. Cut Price Cash Grocery (Sam Goldberg, Prop.), 4825 Melville Ave. Piavahrvatska. 5026 Alexander Ave. Vector Reganye. 4816 Alexander Ave. Calumet Grocery & Mkt., 4751 Alexander Ave. East Chicago Grocers. E. W. Anderson, 4736 O'cott Ave. Buckley's Gro- & Mkt., 4538 Forsyth Ave. F. Cereszenskl, 4862 Baring. Croatlon, 1531 144th St. Baring Ave. Gro. & Mkt., 4939 Baring Ave. Michael Dywan, 4946 Northcote Ave. East Chicago Fancy Gro., 4910 Magoun Ave.

East Chicago Tea & Coffee Co., 714 Chicago Ave. Jce Furman, East Chicago, Ind. B. Fishman, 4715 Olcctt Ave. Tony Kairis, 5C0S Baring Ave. H. C. Beterson & Co., 4947 Olcott Ave. Powp, 503-144th St. J. Sfura, 4402 Todd Ave. Jno. Szot, 5001 Forsyth Ave. Tony Tresytha, 4801 Wegg St. S. Tuleja, West and 150th St. Whiting Grocers Allison Bros., Whiting. Ind. Atkln & Tharp, 541-542-1 19th St. Frank Allison, 511 New York Ave. Mrs. Brosnum, 530 New York Ave. J.'Bubula, Whiting, Ind. Celenic Bros., Whiting, Ind.. 400 Sterber St. Central Gro. t Mkt.. 514 New York Ave. A. M. Furtyoi 207-1 19th St. Hanebar Bros-, 411-121st St. Heyden A Johnson, Cor. New York and Fischrupp Ave. Home Grocery, 402-1 19th St. Independent Gro., 544 New York Ave. Geo. Kundrat, Car. White Oak and John St. J. Lapaplna. Larson &. Johnson. McNamara Bros.. 533-1 19th St. W. A. Miller, 5C7 Indiana Blvd. J. Ostrowskl, 641 Indiana Blvd. Andrew Pavlo, 721 New York Ave. J. . Poracly. Andrew Porvanznik, 7C2 New York Ave. Petzold Broi, 500 Sterber St. Paurickrs Groc, 1C7-119th St. Strukula's Grocery, Cor. New York and Fischrupp Aves. Jos. Tapjna, 711 Schrage Ave. Chas. Wysoci, 640 Davidson. Place. Whiting Mkt. House, 5C2-119th StA. Yahasz.

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