Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 82, Hammond, Lake County, 16 September 1918 — Page 10

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Miss Louise Crawford and Mrs. John r.erlcen are assisting In the registration at the. board rooms In the court house. Misses Cecil Crowell and Mary Brown left Monday for Northwestern University, where they will attend school this year. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenc Knlsht of Chicago are spending several days at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. K. L.. Knight. Miss Kate Blum left Sunday for a month's vacation to bo spent at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Hayes SeMon, at West Salem, Wis. Miss Emmert Clymner !s been confined to her home for several days with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. "Will KlHvanger and son. D nalcl, of Chicago spent the week-end

i:r tho home of Mr. and Mrs. i E. i 1'jrley. j Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Collins are mov-

ins to Chicago this week, Mr. (. Oiiins (eing employed at the Fairbanks Company in that city. Their home will ba occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Llslus. Will Bartholomae of Chicago spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. i C Bartholomae. Bishop Alclering of the Fort Wayne rlioeese conducted confirmation services

at St. Mary's Catholic church, a class j of 92 receiving this blessing of the church. The new school house com- I pleted last year was dedicated. A simi- I lir service was held at Schoror ;lle in!

the afternoon, conducted by the bishop, uho celebrated 30 years of ministry on Sunday. Mrs. M. J. Frown and daughter. Mary, have returned from a few days spent in Chicago. Miss Margaret Kretz has accepted a position as cashier in the Kramer market.

HIGHLAND

THE MAKING OF A FAMOUS MEDICINE

How Lydia E. PinkhanVs Vegetable Compound Is Prepared For Woman's Use.

A visit to the laboratory where this successful remedy is made impresses even the casual looker-on with the reliability, accuracy, skill and cleanliness which attends the making of this great medicine for woman's i'is. Over 3")0,000 pounds cf various herbs are used finually and all have to be fathered at the season of the year when their natural juices and medicinal substances are at their best. The most successful solvents are used to extract the medicinal properties from these herbs.

Every utensil and tank that comes in :

The service flu? presented to the town j by the. Camp Fire Girls and the l'lue j Kirds will be dedicated Tuesday even- j ing, September 17. at the school house, j A splendid entertainment has been Hj - - pared. Everybody is invited to be pr. :- .

cnt. Admission free. Ice cream will be sold for the benefit of the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Thilmont spent Friday In Chicago at tho war show.

j Miss Meyers of Crown Point substl-

I tuted as teacher of Room 2 in the public . schools Friday, as Miss Lillian I.amberg. ' j the regular teacher, was unable to be j

j present owing to the illness of her I mother. j Among the Hammond shoppers Satur- ! day were Mesdames John Jansen, James ; Jamleson. C. M. Hutchins. Bessie Smith .:;ul children and Miss Petronella Blom. Master Orrin Kooy spent Saturday in 1 lammond. The ladies of Highland met at the public school house Friday n'.fiht for j the purpose of forming a food club, i Mrs. R. A. Sparks !s president of the j organization. Miss Petronella Blom was j made secretary and several committees j were also appointed. Mrs. W. A. Hill j and Mrs. Jarvis of Hammond were the speakers cf the evening. The meetings i ill be held the third Thursday in each month. i Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Swets of Hami rrond were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swets Sunday.

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Queen ictoria Eugenie of Spain. The queen of Spain is colonel of the Eugenie regiment cf Spanish IikM ravalry. This regiment is named after her. Here shf is shown wearir the uniform fcnd rviewiny her troops.

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y here yesterday. ?Ir. and Mrs. J. H. Franr.ock and son

contact with the medicine is sterilized p.rbert. wi re Chicago visitors Saturand as a final precaution in cleanliness rriy.

attended the War Exposition Friday. Frank Fames of Lake avenue visited his brother. Edward Harries and family of Hammond last evening. Mrs. M. Hnnnon of Cleveland avenue visited her sister, Mrs. Joseph Hannapel and family of Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Henry Arnold of Lake avenue returned from a few v. eeks' visit with

J. Hill of Chicago, visited his fam- her daughter at Maishaltown, Iowa.

Mrs. i'earce ana .Mrs. "Jrelson or Amy

LOWELL

the medicine is pasteurized and sealed in sterile bottles. It is the wonderful combination cf roots and herbs, together with the rk ill and care used in its preparation which has made this famous medicine so successful in the treatment of female ills. The letters from women who have been restored to health by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which we are continually publishing attest to its virtue. Fop Skin Soreness of infants and children you can find nothing that heals like Sykes Comfort Powder Leading physicians and nurses have used and endorsed it for more than 25 years.

25c at the Vlnol and other drug stores . eph's collcgv the coming year.

Joseph M' fonr.d!, who is working in Hammond, visited his family here jes-t'-rday. "Williams Adams Is quite seriously sick in Hammond. Ernest Kerns was taken to the hospital in Hammond Friday evening for an operation for appendicitis. He is getting along as well as can b expected. His wife went up to s-v him last even i r. g. Miss Catherine Car!;n has returned to l;er school at Jcliet, 111. John Shurte. of Downer's Grove, 111., visited relatives here yesterday.

Mrs. Glen Henry of East Chicago.

visited her sister. Mrs. Milo Brannon j here yesterday. j John Car'in went to Rensselaer last evening where he will attend St. Jos- ,

i avenue were gu sts of Mis. Francis j Groves of Rogers Park yesterday.

Mrs. Emil Ulcsni and daughter and Mrs. E. Hllderbrandt visited relative? in Enst Side Friday. William Waldorf returned to his home in Detroit. Michigan, after a few weeks visit at the Plan home in Myrtle avenue. Mrs. Georg Pibbins and daughter of East Side visiter! be;- sister, Mrs. Herman Thiessen of Indian blvd., yesterday. Mrs. GnlisCl spent the week end 1n East Sldfl visiting her son, Matthew Galistr-1 and family. Mrs. John Prcesen of East Chicago visited her sister, Mrs. Freed Eggers

! of Rober's avenue yesterday, j

The Comfort Powder Co., Boston, Mass,

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wood of Chicago i

SEE THIS FURNACE Before Purchasing SO per cent less fuel producing 100 per cent more heat. Burns any kind of fuel. Bottom of air chamber covered with water. , Moistens tho air, preserves health and fanltation. Sells en rjerlt, not in cnrr.rtotVien- No !ieat Is lost in basement nor up The flue. Simple to Install. Easy to operate. Warms your home in one-tenth the time of stmam, hot v-ater or old style furnace. One register pipeless system.

viitoi relatives here yesterday. John Dtatbe. of East Chicago,

his mother. Mrs. G. M. Death here

visited

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t rd a y. William Morcy. who is working in Gary, visited his family here yesterday. William Michael, who is working in Hammond, visited his family here yesterday.

ROBERTSDALEj

Whiting And Its People

There will be no lied Cross meeting

ho Frankli:i auditorium tomorrow

afternoon but an tjl day session will bo held Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Matson left the latter part of the week for St. Mary's of th Woods at Terre Haute to resume her school duties. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jultoer. Mr. and

Mrs. Wm. Eggers and Mr. and Mrs.

V.'m. Grossman were among those who Shoes now enjoy Sold exclusively

Commencing May 1st, Sir. J. L. Clarfc. 24 113th St., Whiting, will recelv advertisements for Whiting and Robertadale for Times Newspapers. Office Thono 13SW. Residence 33SJ. tr Our display of Fall Hats and ips features the newest textures, weights and finishes. Derbys and Soft Hats. H. Gordon & Son. 0-16-lt .Mrs. V. P. Pumhowe and sons. Joseph and Edward, have returned homo from Cherubusco. Ind.. where they spent several weeks with relatives. It has taken more than a mere name to crrato the prestige "Walk-Over"

jj Standard Heating Co. fj J. T1ETLEMAN.

Agents Wanted. 2216 Block Ave., Indiana Harbor, Indiana.

Tfcs Perfect Biby

A Simple f.loixioi Tt--l I !o bVooderfcl Influence upon TUo I uturo Iafarti.

Gordon's. 9-lfi-lt Mrs. Fred Masten. of South Dakot'i, who is spending several weeks here visiting hr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ahlgren. spent the week end In t'hUniT". rnt(i'ss tiii:thf. roMf.ur. Taylor ll-lmes in "Two Pit Seats." a first class comedian in a first ilnss

Travelogue. W. E. Cramer of Sheridan avenue left for Youngstown, Ohio, on Saturday.

where h" will spend two weeks visiting

his mother. , M. E. Daniels of Chicago was a Whiting business visitor on Saturday. Does your train of thought run to j Suits? Why not a Hart-Schaffner and) Marx, at Gordon's V 3-lt-l The Whiting Savings and Loan As-' social ion is ready to give every one an . opportunity to own his own home and i become a rfal unit of society In this ! mighty nation. 0-10-lt! STAB THEATRE TONI3HT. j

t.ois Wee her and rhilllps Smaller in

"Scandal Mongers." also a two reel com

edy. 9-16-lt j Mrs. John Livingston of Indiana

oouievaro, wii" uuutiwn.v n.u wj-iowvn

st th Washington Park hospital, Chi- , rj caco, is improving. i fjl Mrs. Harris of Gary spent yesterday j M in

here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Saun- JHj Hj ders. of Atchison avenue. , I CiSJ

Mnv tK.-. A- urlit(.r nf Mr and Mrs !

Eusao Elesen of Cleveland avenue.

ill with bronchitis.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Hoyden of i 1 r.

Ohio avenue have returned from Michigan, where they were guests of the letter's mother. Mrs. John Hatl. Miss Xora Dineen entertained the

members of the Beta Ganyna Vpsilon Sorority at the home of her sister, Mrs. ; Cl.arles D. Gainer on Central avenue, on (

Saturday evening. Mrs. Arthur Dexter and children of At-hison avenue were Hammond theair" visitors on Saturday evening. The M. Xutini building at 119th street and Indiana boulevard, formerly occupied by O. C. Bauer, is being remodeled into flats. Miss Florence Clark of Washington.

L. c, is notni on a snort vacation visit- i.

ir.g h'r parents. Mr. nnl Mrs. John nljj Clark on LaPni ta avenue, ' ISfe 'Ki-

P.uth of Sheridan avenue have returned C.

from a trip to South Harem. Mich. The skip-stop on the H. W. & E. C. began yesterday, the cars stopping at cr.ly every other block, those designated by signs on the posts. Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas have moved into their new home in the West Park addition. Miss Erth Dewey of Chicago spent yesterday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pf rt Dewey of Sheridan avenue.

The marriage of Miss Lillian Poness I '

of Whiting and Howard Dereney of

Hammond took place in Chicago last

week at

Mfingan

capo. I'pon their return from Chicago

a wedding supper was served st the

home o' the bride's parents. Mr. and!Aiilj lUU bA Vllm

BEGINNING Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1918 FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK An impressive style exhibit of the season's choicest productions Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs and Millinery, Footwear and all Dress Accessories. We want you to come to this grand event. We want to concentrate your attention upon the display of high fashion which we have centered in this store. We take pride in having brought to this city the beauty of femeninc dress on a par with the great cities of the east nothing is missing to make this Fall Display of high grade apparel worthy of your attention. It is to your advantage to avail yourself of this opportunity of selecting your Fall and Winter garments at an early date as possible as most garments cannot be replaced at even much higher prices. Scarcity of good materials and manfacturing conditions forbid it.

Every reader of this paper is urgently quested to attend this Opening. We are glad to sec you whether you ready to buy or not.

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m;e. The irroom Is employed as a driver for the Whiting Laundry and he and his bride will reside with the bitter's pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson of Chicago visited the batter's brother and wife. Mr.

and Mrs. John .Nortnrupp, ot .Myrtlt

enue yesterday. Mrs. Allie Payne and brother. Isaac

the parish residence of Rev. r?urns- "'' lVerne rane and JUnof the Lutheran ch.ir.h in CTii-! 'ed,-l the War Kxpositio,, n,ei,. rt,-n fro,,, ( "h 1 r ro ; ' t "ant r'rk ',n Saturday.

Urfy, Unsightly Pimple

Are Signals of Bad Blood

Give Heed to the Warning",

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on Cleveland ave- I

iJiean Homss With Soil Goal j Hero P.paiess Furnacs

TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT

Darr-S any kind cf fuel. Absolutely guaranteed to heat your home. Large -water pans clean and moisten tho a!r. Wonderful coal saver. I n t b tlgate now. Early buyers -will 8aTe money.

I Before Iha arrival of baby linowrnjf wocien . for OTcr half a century have tied w.ib i reirularUy f.: tiaae-Uonored preparation, ; Mothers FricnJ. I Here 1 a most wonderful application for j Ibo abd .racn R;:d brei.ct. It olctrat i the muscles, ligameotJ ar.J tissue, render, i ing thera piiar t to rcudiiy yield U nature's

demand for expansion.

By Its uso the euiioua waeks of prcsancy

luano comrortaDie. lua usjci wrencaatrain. bearlns-down and atrotchlDg palna couuteracted. Tho Byntem Is prepared

I for tlifl coming erect, and its ua bring

rest, repoje ana oappy apucipauon. r ir v.- iimn n ( -o. . FHn(f i3 'tr-

t ' V',vi i '- i I lay tha period tho mueclea expand easier when . ; Wi--c ' hc.by arrive, ar.d naturally the paia and

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HERO FURNACE CO. P. E. Traynor, Agent. 201 Highland St., Hammond Phone 2021.

dancer at

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i field Regulator Co.. Laiaar Eldp-, At

lanta, Oa. It la for external ui only; if . W..-. mtrA Antrir mnt IH c rw

! ally effective, "W rite them for their instruej tive and lctercsticff "Motherhood Book." , There la a wealth of lajtractioa and conv i fort to be derived In reading th'.t HUle ; book. It la plainly written Jiut what every I nMman wantj to knorv and will be a splen- ; did little test bock cf (ruldance. not only ! for youne'f but will roaWe you helpful to ! other, and In the meantime obtain a bottle of Molher'a Friend from the dninrtat. and

thaa fortify yourself asairut paia and dia-confort.

ORFKEUa SCHOOL FOR DANCING 152 State St., Hammond. DANCING CLASSES MONDAY

AND THURSDAY. CLEAN AND

CORRECT DANCING. PRIVATE

LESSONS. PHCNE 3323.

Hall to Rest for All Occasions.

pro"7. j. cr.nr,or,Y keanc

OUR WORK IS RIGHT OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU.

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

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Hammond j Optical Co. 141 E. State St. Hammond

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Two kinds of Toi. or taffeta and erRandie may be combined to make this delightful afternoon dress. No. SS02 feattirps the well liked suspender style. The overbioase is cut in shallow pointed outline, and etraight suspenders of the material are attached at the points. The three gored skirt closes at centre front and is softly gathered all around the slightly rnbd waistline. A wide draped girdle finishes ihe waistliae. The waist which is worn with the dress is yery .heer and forms an attractive contrast The pretty 6leeves are caught below the eibows with straps. The lady's dress pattern No. S802 is cot in fi sties 36 to 44 inches host measure. Width at lower edge is 2 yards. The 36 inch size requires 3 yards 36 inch and 1 yards 5 inch ribooa for girdle. Trice 10 cents.

THESE NECESSARY

THINGS? .-o insistent and Important has become lo-- demand from the Gas Defense division of the United States Army for ail increased supply cf fruit pits for tho manufacture of pas masks that the assistance of the United States food administration has been enlisted for th" collection of what heretofore has been considered valueless waste. Dr. Harry E. Barnard, federal food administrator, acting upon the request received in a special bulletin just received from Washington, has asked every county food administrator and assistant in the conservation campaign to conserve these pits. Householders, hotels and other consumers are bcins looked after by the American Red Cross Society through its local chapters, and the food administration through its state, county, city and township organizations are urged to got behind the effort. Commercial canners and packers have been solicited by the food administration to save and dry the following pits: reach stones or seeds, apricot pits, prune Tits, plum pits, olive pits, date seeds and cherry pits. This collection is in addition to the campaign for r.ut shells, which also are wanted for the manufacture of gas masks. Canners and packers desiring further information on the subject are asked to iMinmunicate wi?h Lieut. "W. M. Jackson. Chemical AVarfare section. U. S. A.. 1! West Forty-fourth street. New York. adi?ing the quality they have available and securinjr shipping instructions.

Pimples on the face ar.d other parts of the body are warnings from Nature that your blood is sluggish and impoverished. Sometimes they foretell eczema, boils, blisters, scaly eruptions and ether skin disorders that burn like flames of fire. They mean that your blood needs F. S. S. to purify it ar.d cleanse it of these impure accumulations thr.t can cause unlimited trouble. This remedy

f.er known, and contains no minerals

or chemicals to injure the most delicate skin. Go to your dru;?stcre, and get a bottle of S. S. S. today, and get rid cf those unsightly and disfiguring pimples, and other skin irritations. And it will cleanse your blood thoroughly. If you wish special medical advice, you can obtain it withou: charge by writing1 to Medical Dire ;-

t-.r, ".) Swift Laboratory. AtUnti.

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his own fortune." The best "buildinc

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