Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 65, Hammond, Lake County, 26 August 1918 — Page 6

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ONE OF GERMANY ? RAIDERS TAKEN FROM DECK OF LINER

Whiting r. And Its People

WOTXCV Commencing May 1st Mr. J. L. Clara. 614 119tb St.. Whltin. will receiv ivertlaemeats for Whltlns and Robertsdale for Times Newspapers. Office Phone 1SSW. Residence 33&J. tf For Sale Five-room cotlagre; extra lot. on corner, 145 Cleveland avenue, Waiting. See Furir.gtcn, ilS Sheridan avenue. S-I4-: Misses Pauline Koehler and Edith Tull hare returned from Bass Lake where they spent their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gehrke have moved from Myrtle, avenue to their rretty new home in Cleveland avenue Fred Langohr has purchased the. Gehrke home in Robertsdale. Miss Carrie Gillette has been entertaining her cousin from Joliet, Hi., at her home in Central avenue. Miss Nellie Jones has taken a position in the office of Good AdministratorJohn J. Keller. Miss Lila Schoenerr.an and niece. Mrs. George Bartruska. spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. Chnt Hail in Chicago, Mn H. E. Beaubien of LaForte. avenue has as her guests, her sister, Mrs J. H. miley and husband of Toledo.' Mrs. Thomas Bedford, aged 62 years, passed away at her home in White Oak avenue ors Wednesday after years

of untold suffering during most of which time she has been a helpless Invalid.. She Is survived by her husband. Thomas Bedford, who. during his wife's long illness, has ministered un:easingly in his wife's behalf. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon, services being preached by Rev. S. C. Rogers of the M. E. church. Interment was at Oak Hill cemetery, Hammond. Mrs. Edward Lucke is seriously ill t her home, 646 119th street. Mrs. Herman Ptelnke, of 119th street has as her guest her sister. Miss Ruth Rosenbaum of Wanatah. Miss Susan Vincent has taken a clerical position at the Standard Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. William Gainer of Chicago have visited at the home of the former's brother. Charls D. Gainer, Mho was home for a 5-day stay from Camp Sherman, Ohio. A family dinner was held on Friday, their father, William A. Ga!r.r, being ao in attendance. Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald of Carlinviile. III., was the guest of Whiting friends Mrs. J. Linnerr.an entertained Mr

TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT

FASHION'S FORECAST. By Annabel Worthington. LADY'S DRESS.

lioi. ii'jui uncr -ew Amsterdam approaching German submarine, and submarine officers searching the- biiip'i papers aboard L'-boat.

These remarkable photographs were taken from the deck of the S. S. New Amsterdam. They show the U-boat which attacked and stopped the liner of! the Norwegian coast. In the upper picture the liner's chief officer is seen in the small boat in the fo.c-

prour.d taking the ship's papers to the U-boat ccmrnancer for examination. The other picture shows the U-toat officers searching the papers aboard thtrir craft, 'ine Ne-v Amsterdam left Rotterfiam Aupust 3 and was attacked when two da3's out from the Nor

wegian coast. The U-hoat fired a shot hut it missed the liner. After examining the papers the? U-boat commander allowed the liner to proceed. The submers:b!e disappeared when it siht?d another es.sel on the horizon, evidently a British cruiser.

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Richard Zyp and two little daughters went to Harvey. 111. Saturday t. visit at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs John Zyp Mr. and Mrs. C M. Blue went to Renstelaer Monday. Miss Bertha Pi uister took the Camp

! Fire Girls tor an outing to Lake Front

park Wednesday. Mr. anfl Mrs. H. C. Lydick very pleasantly entertained the following guests at a fix o'clock dinner Thursday evening i Rev. and Mrs. N. V. Andrew ard firr.ilv ti Kentland. Mrs. Bessie Hrnith. Eloiee and C'.aribel Smith.

A cool and fresh lookinj thlrtwaiit

dress to slip into on summer moningt U

pictured In No. 8S52. Th sketch howi

an attractive and simple way to cut

! striped material to give contrast. The waist Is In regulation shirtwaist style, ith closing at centre front by meana of

acorn buttons and loopa. A neat roU col

lar of white is scalloped In a color to

match the stripe In the traterial. The

Jlonsr. close-fittint sleeves have torned ibarSi ruffs to match the collar. A we!! jfittinj hip yoke Is cut so that the stripes run the opposite way from those in the three gored lower section.

The lady's dress pattern No. SSo2 is cut in six fixes 34 to 44 Inches bust measure. Width at lower edge of skirt is 2-s yards. The Scinch size rexjairea 4 yards 30-inch material, with 4 yard

36-ioch contracting material. Price, 10 cents.

SEE THIS FURNACE Before Purchasing r0 per cent less fuel jroduciEg 100 per cent more teat. Burns uny kind of fuel. Bottom of air chamber covered with water. Ifo'.etens th air, preserves health s.nd sanitation. Sell on merit, not in competition. No hat Is loet In basement nor up the Cue. Simple to install. Easy to operate. Warms your home in one-tenth the time of stan, hot water or old style furnace. One register pipelcss system. Standard Heating Co. J. TI ETLEMAN. Agents Wanted. 2216 Bleek Ave., Indiana Harbor, Indiana.

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DOCTOR GOULD i NOT HELP HER! i But Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Saved j Her from a Serious

Operation.

Brooklyn, N. Y. " I suffered scirthicg dreadful from a displacement end

two very bad attacks of inflammation. My doctor eaid he could d o nothing more for me and I would have to co to the hospital for an operation, but

Li yd ia Jb. Fink-

ham's Vegetable

Compound and

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have entirely cured

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Trilling you should use my testimonial and hope to benefit ether suffering women by so doine." Mrs. F. Platt. 9

Woodbine St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Operations upon women in our hospitals are constantly on the increase, but before submitting to an operation for ailments peculiar to their sex every woman owes it to herself to give that famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a trial. If complications exist write Lydia E. pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for dvice. FOR SKIN ERUPTIONS Nothing heals and clears the skin of infants and children like Sykes Comfort Powder which contains harmless antiseptic healing Ingredients not found in any other powder. 25c at the Vlnel and ether drug ttores The Comfort Powder Co., Boston, Mass.

Patterson of Oak Park on Saturday. Miss Auril Kichards of La Porte aveMiss Auril Richards of LaPorte avecour.e at Winona College, Winona, r. Mrs. Win. Etter and baby of Sheridan avenue left Saturday for Wanatah, Ind . tc spend several days visiting her parents. ' Where there is a will, there is a way." The man who is determined to save will find a way to do it; one of the best ws; s is to oln the Whiting Savinsrs and Loan A?sciatin. Office fiOO. 119th street. PRINCESS THEATRE TOMGHT. Benefit for Boy Scouts.. 2 special stock films will b yhown: "The Knights nf the Square Table and "The Coy Vh Crief Wolf." Also Mutt and Jeff. Con-.insr Thursday Mazimova in

J "Revelation." S-:s-l j STAR THEATRE TOMGHT. I ' Empty Cab." a first mystery drama 1 Franklin Farnum. S-;-l

ROBERTSDALE

John Blaul of Roberts avenue left Saturday for Lansing. Mich, for a week's visit with relatives Mi.-s Lillie Plau ha? been quite ill a' her home in Myrtle avenue for several days. Mrs. Johnson and children. Warren ar.d Margaret of Lake avenue spent the week end at South Bnd visiting relatives. Fred Binkhamtner and son John, of Myrtle avenue, visited fr!end3 In Hammond last evening. Mr. and Mrs B Jones. Mrs. Edward Langohr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bevans and Mr and Mrs. A M Martz saw Fiske O Han In "Married In Haste. " at the Olympic theatr" in Chicago on Frida y Mr. and Mrs Lester Pearce of Amy avenu 'entertained a few relatives at a dinner Sunday in honor of her husband's birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs M Hannn and daughter Ruth rre spending a few davs' vacation at Pr.w Paw Lake. Mi'higan. Henry Ezgrs, Jr., spent the week end in Chicago visiting: at the Milles h o m e . Mr? Erickon and children rf East Side visited hr sister. Mrs. John I.a r -?r-n of Lake avenue Friday

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urday. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Smith of Amy a', enue entertained friends from Chicago Friday. Mis. William Bahn and daughter, Mrs. George I'ibbins of East Side, were guests at the Thiossi.-n home m Indiana bl d.. Frida . Mrs. Fritz Kasch of Indiana blvd . was the guest of Mrs Edson Moore and family of Hammond yesterday. Frank Barnes of I.ak avenue spent the I 1 1 e r part of the we?k n t Kankakee, in. Mrs. Russell of Indiana blvd. visited in Hammond Friday. The funernl of Edward W. Stolle. who passed away Thursdav morning at the home of his Era n.idau g h te r. Mrs William A'.die of Amy avenue, was l.e'd Safjrdav afternoon at on o'clock ?er.. i were h'-ld at the home of Rev. Speilharper "f the Kiant'luai rhurrh. Mr. ttfiiie had been in poor health for some time, death being due to cancer of the throit. The deceased was 82 years of age and has made hi? home in and around this vicinity for 26 year? He was well known and had a large circle of friends which was attested by the beautiful floral pie' . which covered the -ask?t. There ar left to mourn him one yon. Emit and two grandchildren. Or Harry Tfinm o. East Side and Mrs. Wiij'dm A!d;e and one great grandson. His wife and foni children have preceded him in death Interment was he'd at Oak Hill cemetery.

LOWELL

Mr. and Mrs Ray Blosser. who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmal. for several weeks, left for their home In Dayton. Ohio, yesterda y. Beft Nichols and daughter of Henry, I!!., eame yesterday for a visit with his fathe-. Samuel Nichols, and sister, Miss Ethe.1. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Michael of Chicago! came yesrrday for a visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Herm Purdy returned ii their hom in Hammond last evening

The Shoemaker

Sews old tires together and makes them stronger than NEW for two dollars and fifty cents. Sheridan Ave. Near 119th St. Whiting, Ind.

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after a i-fit here witn his mother, Mrs. H. H. Purdy. Mr. and Mrs Henry Fed le and daughter visited relatives in Shelby Saturday. Max Ahigrim of Shelby was in Lowell on business Saturday. Curtis Trump of Hammond '.."itcd his mother, Mrs. Charles Mason, hero yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Wn rd r-cWolf left last evening for their home in New York, after an extended visit here with his aunt, Mrs. Caroline Sanger. R C. Murray of Camp l)pt-y. Great Lakes station, visited his brother. J. I. Murray, and family here esterday. Mrs. Crip H.il returned to her home in Chicago last r cuing after a lsit here with tier parents. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Toter Elnspahr of Hammond vis'.tfd her ; nreius, Mr. rnd Mrs. Thomas Hayden. hero yesti rdny. Will Reen-.an of Jlont icello visited relativ e 3 hero Saturday and yesterday

MUNSTER

Kaske attended a beach front on Saturday af-

Miss Lo-ii" part:- at La

ternoon The heavv rnins on Friday helped the farmers immensely, for the ,-rop were very much in r.c-.-d of rain. Elmer K u h 1 m a n was in Hammond on Friday morning Mrs Peter Tanis and sons. Cornelius and Vernon. sp"nt Friday in Hammond. Mrs. Fakker is on the siok list. Mrs. J Kooy and diuchler Marrella. ire. spending several day? nit'1 Mr ind Mrs. F.ras'-hler of Hern ice. 111. Miss Etna Kaske spent Stu.-day m Hammond with Mi-? F9'-' Rick. Andrew Welter of rh.cago was here on business Wednesday.

Liberty, Ohio, Saturday.

Mrs. James Scott and children returned Sunday frcm a threo months' visit with her people at Stockton, X. J. Mr. Scott has been superintending new construction of pipe lines. Rev. and Mrs. Andrews and childrep visited at her brother's, Blain Hutchins. Sunday. Miss Louise Kaske of Munster spent the week-end with Miss Esther Lightfoot. Mrs. John Dutton was taken very ill on Sunday. Mrs Robert McFarland visited her parent, Aivin Lightfoot. over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg, former residents here but now of Harvey, isited Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Southworth over Sunday. Dr. F. A. Malmstone attended a meeting at South Bend Thursday night called by Mr. Oliver to the Chairmen of the W. S. S. Drive. It was to enthuse the people to purchase, their stamps more rapidly, so as to be in readiness for the fourth Liberty Ioan, which tarts Sept. S. . Monday night a banduet will be given at the Hammond Country Club where all the chairmen of Lake cocntv will gather to haar

i Capt S.a:.i. o f Cs.. who has lost 'three sons ,n the war and he is dis- ; abled for life. He- has a fire direct I from the battclflelc.

HIGHLAND

LVNDORA

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C. M. Hutchins spent Monday in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kaluf of Hammond. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. j Kooy Sunday. !

LET US TEST YOUR EYES Satisfaction Guaranteed.

S. G. Carley Transfer Co. EXPRESSING, AUTO VANS. LONG DISTANCE MOVING.

165 E. State Street.

Hammtnc

Second floor above Pastime Theater,

Hammond Optical Co. 141 E. State St. Hammond

Columbia Avenue Hammond, Ind. NOW ' OPEN FOR BUSSNES

RATES REASONABLE Preference given men employed by the Standard Steel Car Co. Inquire of Sir. A. M. Voigt Manager at Hotel.

GRIFFITH

Proceeds from the dance Friday night, which netted $ri 65. were turned over to the Red Cross fund. Miss Anna Boesen had her tonsils removed Saturday. Mrs. L. B Stephenson and daughter. Maude, returned to their homo at West

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Sir Owen I'hilipps. Sir Owen Philipps is one of the icadir.g- f.parss r. English shipbuildin'r circles. He and Lord Pirrie are the two principal members of the syndicate that has purchased all the vessels cf British relster now owned by the International Marine Company.

Price Only $450 Convenient Payments

Do not confuse the Wilborn Solo-Harp Player Piano with cheap, inferior players sold elsewhere for the low price of the Wilborn. You can easily pay $600 for a player piano on the sliding price plan and not secure the musical value found in the Wilborn. The Wilborn Player is sold at $450 Because it is sold direct to you by the manufacturer

Look for these ) in the Wilborn )

Watch for these Obsolete Make-Shifts In SoCa!Icd "$600 Players for $295." This is what the S600 ) "mt scre V Tk-S,g teyice' rub' qi , 9Q ber tubing. No flexible fingers. No vanriayerS IOr ZD ety of musiCt siam-bang touch. Hard Contain ) pumping. If you are from Missouri, come to our store and let us show you that the "$600 Player Piano for only $295" dealers are feeding you lemons for peaches.

..$450

Standard Pneumatic Tracker. Eighty-Eight Flexible Fingers. All Metal Action Tubing. Patented Solo-Harp Invention.

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Newest Hammond Players

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$485 $500

Newest Haines Bros. Players . . . S5S0 Nev7est Straufce Players $580 Newest Gulbransen Players $395

631 Hohman Street.

Phone 661.

Hammond.