Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 271, Hammond, Lake County, 29 April 1919 — Page 7
Tuesday. April 29. 1019.
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ROBERTSDALE Mrs. G. Zsrwer of Myrtle avenue visited friends in Chicago, Sunday. Miss Beatrice Zubey of Hammond spent. Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maywood of Indiana blvd. Mrs. William Greison of Amy avenue "as a, Chicago visitor the latter part cf the week. Mis Elsia Peterson entertained a. number of friends at her home on Roberts avenue in honor of her birthday anniversary Saturday evening. A very pleasant evening was spent in music and games, after which a dainty luncheon was served. Mr. and Mr5. Turnquist of Indiana blvd. visited friends in South Chicago. Saturday. Mrs. Ida Koch of Sheridan avenue visited at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Kichard Carrette, of Indiana Harbor. Mrs. Arthur Sinnette of Roberts avenue has been quite ill at her home for tie past few weeks. Mrs. Joseph H&nnepal of - Englewood visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J-thn Melvin of Atchison avenue. Mrs. William Timm of Lake avenue t bs in Hammond on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kays of Chicago spent Sunday visiting friends in Robertsdale. Miss Marie Mahony of South Peering was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maywood at their home on Indiana blvd., Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Maroe entertained her father of Hammond at her home on Atchison avenue Saturday evening. George Duber of Chicago spent the -.8-en'l In Robortsdale on business. U.B John Bieson and granddaughter HOW RHEUMATISM BEGINS The eipniciatin afonies of rhnmafcatn are usually the result of failure of toe kidneys to expel poisons from the .Tstem. If the irritation of these uric acid crystals is allowed to continue, incurable bladder or kidney disease ibt riu)t. Attend to it at once. Don't resort to temporary relief. The sick kirfDeys tnuat be restored to health by th use of acme sterling remedy which will prerent a return of (he disease. Get some GOLD !.DAI Haarlem Oil Capsules immediately. They have brought bark the joys of life to counties thousands of sufferers from rheumatism, lame bark, lumbago, sciatica. gU stones, gravel and other affections cf the kidneys, lrrer, stomach, bladder nod allied organs. They will attack the poisons at ones, olear out the kidneys and urinary tract and the soothing healing oils and herbs will restore the inflamed tissues and organs to normal hea'tb. All others are imitations. Ask for GOLD MEDAL and be sure the nam GOL-D MKDAL is on the boi. Threa isea, at all good druggist. DR. W. E. NICHOLS PHYSICIAN Suite 101 First National Bank Bldg. Corner Hohman and Sibley StsSibley St. Entrance. Hours: 2 to i and T to 9 p. m. Office phone 143. Res. phone 1529. Special Spring Prices on Auto Painting at Cut Rate Auto Paint Shop 301 MICHIGAN AVENUE HAMMOND. FORDS Repainted for $15 Lowest prices on all other makes. Phone Hammond 2141 cr 1C43-M. C G. TERRY, Prop.
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Marion of Atchison avenue were Hammond visitors Saturday. HOBART Houben StoufTer, who has been In poor health during the past few months, passed away at his home in the south part of town Saturday morning. Funeral services will be conducted at the StoufTer home at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The local Odd Follows Lodge No. 333 celebrated their 100th anniversary last Saturday evening at their hall on Main street. A fine program was given and composed of an address by Tref. Thiol, piano music by Prof. Ripley and vocal solo by Walter McPhearson. Miss Miller of Chicago rendered several vocal selections and she was accompanied by Miss Baker. Following the program a diner was served and was supervised by the Rebecca lodge which is the auxiliary of Odd P'ellows lodge. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, music being furnished by the Symphony Orchestra of Chicago. One feature of the evening being a quadrilf which was directed by West Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Holliday of Chicago visited here over Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood and family of Plymouth are visiting for a. few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Wood. Geo. Fleck visited with friends In Chicago yesterday. MUNSTER Miss Mary McRae spent the weeklend visiting friends in Valparaiso. A box social was given at the public school Friday evening. Mrs. H. F.' Kaske and daughter Helen were in Chicago Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferpatra have another baby son at their home. Ilcnryl Bielt has finished assessing personal property and now Hugo Kasko is assessing and valuing the land. Mrs. John Kingma of Lansing visited her sister Mrs. P. C. Tanis Saturday. Miss Erna Kaske spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Helen Peffrs at Hammond. Mrs. N". Kirsh and Mrv J. Kuhlman were among the Hammond shoppers Friday. Jacob Munster is taking the school census. Peter Tanis spent Saturday afternoon i in Hammond. F.jrl Wagner, who was stricken with appendicitis last Thursday, is somewhat improved but stiil confined to his bed. J. Munster was transacting business in Chicago today. I No other remedy will so j surely and quickly correct I stomach ailments, regulate the liver and improve tho j general health as a dose of Larmt Sal of Any MediciM WorfA ioia varrwhar. . la Bosea. 10c 25c -EYESScientifically Examined Glasses Fitted. R.i t inaction Guaranteed. Hammond Optical Parlor
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Whiting Advertisements Are Winners and mrr accepted by The W fcltln New Co.. 524, 110th St.. Phoae 13-W. Tom Smelser 605 Ind. Paint and Hardware. Blvd.. tor J-1-S0d NOTICE. After this date the rate for classified advertising will be 10 cents per line with a minimum charge of 30 cents. Whiting, Ind., March 31st. $ "-tf WANTED OfHee g'.rl: must speak Polish. Dr. M. E. Rafact. 5P!, HJUi street. Whiting. Ind. 4-28-St LOST One black leather automobile glove between Lake Shore depot and Oliver street. Finder please return to "Whiting News Co. 4-28-2 CARIJ OF THANKS. wish to thank our many friends, the church. Modern Woodmen, men of 4:h and 5th house Tower Stills, and the Eastern Star for the kindness aad floral ofTeringa given to u In our bereavement for our husband and father. Mre. Wilson Lee and Daughters. For Rent Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; 1246 Atchison avenue. 4-29-1 For Rent 2 rooms for light housekeeping; two steeping rooms: 1143 W. Park. 4-23-5t For Rent Two light housekeeping rooma and one sleeping room: 1084 Atchison avenue. 4-29-It rRICK THEATRE TONIGHT. Madge Kennedy in Daughter of Mine"; also Charlie Chaplin in ' Shoulder Arms." 4-23-1 ST n THEATRE TOXIf.HT. Vivian Martin In "Tou Never Saw Such ft Good Girl." Also a Musical Comedy eleven people, with dancing and singing. Coming tomorrow "Little Women." 4-29-lt Like everything else, saving is a habit and with a little determination a habit can be easily formed. Right now is the time to form the habit of saving, by joining the Whiting Savings & Loan Association. 09. llth street. 4-23-lt The atereoptican lecture on the Great World War. given at the public school last Friday night, was entertaining and inrtruetive and much appreciated by the large audience present. The commercial school students are bjy preparing for their final examinations. Mr. and Mrs. L. West of Chicago hive moved to Munster to make their home here for the summer. Miss Mildred DcToung has been spending several days vlsl'in In Munster. The box social following the stereoptican lecture given at the public school was a financial and social success. The not proceeds was near $50. Miss Mary McRae. the rfimary f:"ber In the public school, visited In Valparaiso on Saturday and Sunday and while there wrote on teacher's examination. MERRILL VI LLE Rv. Jones of Indiana Harbor spoke here Sunday on the centenary movement. He is very enthusiastic In this caure. Sergeant Leon Hafley gave the school children a talk on the war in the Auditorium last Friday afternoon, which the teachers and pupils enjoyed very much. Miss Elroire visited with Miss Evelyn Frederick last. Sunday near Hobart. Mrs. Douslas' Sunday school class
WHITING and its PEOPLE
The marriage of Mies Susan Caroline Vineent. of Whiting, and George Mullen Johnson, of :hl--ago, which took place on Saturday, April 6th. but which was kept a secret until now, will rom as a surprise to the many friends of the young couple. The marriage was performed by Rev. Holt, at the Methodist parsonage in Wheaton. Illinois. The brld is the only child of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Vin'-ent of 301 Laporte avenue and is a graduatee of the local high school, after which she attended the Art Institute in Chicago where she met her husband, who wa;J also a student there. She now hold a position with the Standard O.l Company of Whiting. The groom Is an artist and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of South Shore Drive, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will for the present reside part of the time with her parents and part with his parents in Chicago. In honor of the nuptial event Mr. and Mrs. Vincent entertained the Johnson family at dinner on Saturday evening. John Cleinak. age 53 years, of 121st street, passed away at the county poor farm in Crown Foint on Saturday, after a protracted illness with tuberculosis. Clemak leaves a family who reside in Europe. Th funeral was held yesterday in charge of Undertaker Baran, services being held at St. John's Slovak church. Interment beinK at St. John's cemetery. A ten and a half pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dimmock. Jr., of Ohio avenue. Mother and babe are getting along nicely. John Cahlll. brother of Mrs. .J. McCarthy of Fishrupp avenue is very 111 with typhoid fever at St. Margaret's hospital In Hammond. Mr- and Mrs. Ernest Shepherd of Fishrupp avenue have purchased a home In the East Side to whence they Intend moving soon. Carl fiaughan. Jr., whn is 111 with typhoid fever. Is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gardner of Clarl; street are building a home In Renooma Park. So. Chicago, to where they will move as soon as It Is completed. The regular meeting of the O. K. S. took place last night at which several candidates were Initiated and refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carlyon will move to the Wayp flat In F shrupp av.. to be vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sheepherd. L'nknown persons gained entrance to the frame building of the public schoo and did much malicious damage, such as ruining the childrens' work, books, chalk, etc. Andy Kudsky was arrested by Officer Benak on the charge of assault and battery, upon Anna Rakusak. Kudsky waa release upon $."0 bond sizned by Tony Brecka. to appear for trial later. The Daughters of Rebekah are planning for an enjoyable time at thfir regular meeting tomorrow evening, it being the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Whiting lodge. Seven candidates will be Initiated and refreshments will be served by Mrs. S'narpe's committee. Bring your spare books to the Whiting Library to apply on Whiting's quota of 350 books In the A. L. A. campaign, both for camps, at home and abroad. Dr. Herbert Putnam in a cablegram says "Need-greater than ever. At least million more fiction and miscellaneous books demanded within the next six months to maintain army morale." 1 Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Meek entertained a number of friends at a dancing party on last Saturday evening. George Kassum of Clark street, who has been in t. Bernard's hospital for several weeks suffering with a broken leg sustained when hit by an automobile, is recovered sufficiently to be able to return to his home soon. The Hungarian Club gave an interesting play. "Gypsy Iove" at Krankowski'a hall on Saturday evening, under the direction of M:ss Charlotte Wilk. The leading parts were taken by Miss Julia Nagy and Julia Kitchen ! and Messers Alex Vuhasr and John Vrabely. Miss Helen FrankowsUi of Hammond rendered several pleasing piano selections, while violin mpsle was furnished by Tony Frankowski. Teddy Kaminski. Lawdis Wilk and Edward Senchak. gave a program and box social last Friday evening that was well patronlied. One hundred and fty-seven dollars were taken In. Sergeant Ion M. Hafley. 341st Aero Sqn., A. E. F.. spent Friday and Saturday at the Zuvers" home. It was quite a reunion for the boys, after their separation in Kel'.ey Field, Tex. Hafey contracted the flu on the boat on the return trip and was sent to Il-jboken. N. J., hospital, later to Red Cross hospital in Chicago and received his discharge from thre. He looks fine and tells some interesting things. Staltz have put in new equipment in the postoffice. with lock boxes, money order window: all up to date, which Improves the looks very much. The Griffith school boys played base ball here Friday afternoon. The score stood seven to six In favor of Merrillville. Mr. and Mrs. M- Lennertz visited In Chicago Heights Sunday with their. children. If you are patriotic you will help yncle Sam finish the job by lending him your money for the Victory Liberty Loan. Now It's Spring Take Celery King Clean up for spring that's the right idea! Drive out the winter's waste accumulation.. I'ut the bowels, liver and stomach in good shape and hav purer, richer blood. CELERY KING Will do it the whole family, including Ihe children, can take it. Rrew a goodly supply every othr nleht and give cacti a cup. A pa-knge costs but a trifle and it is purr-iv vegetable. V-lork King will do you much goodwill help the whole fami'y that worn out feeling will vanish pimply skin will go and bright eyes and cW-;r complexions will be your reward. Adv.
Double Star Stamps Wednesdaywit h each and "very purchase Wednesday only.
Open Till 8:00 P. M. Wednesday FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Every Wednesday of each week, rain or shine, will be Economy Day at "Miller's," Whiting. Only items of timely interest, at special reduced prices will be advertised, but many not listed will be on our counters as usual. Us a day set aside to make new friends and get better acquainted with our regular customers.' For that reason it is necessary to come to the store for these specials as we cannot accept phone, C. O. D. or mail orders for Wednesday's specials. Open at 8:30 a. m., close 8 p. m.
Special offering of Womens'
Values to $55.00
SUITS $44.75
You may choose from the season's most beautiful and distinctive models, style materials and moft wanted colors, including henna Thp high grade man tailoring that characterizes each suit, the smart style touches make this group of suits one of exceptional merit for Wednesday only. Values to $55 on sale at $44.75.
Women's to $20 StylisH Stylish Spring Coats $11.75
Just ten splendid value spring coats in this group. Navy, tan or henna sergtifi. Black burellas, silvertone homespun and one suit of navy silk poplin included. Broken sizes, while any arc here, at $11.7."). On Sale Wednesday.
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Children's to $3.50 Spring Coats Stylish lightweight black and check spring coats with white P. cuffs. Helted styles. Sizes to day only at $1.95.
Boys' to $2.50 Wash Suits, $1.55 Choose from all white, blue, tan or colored striped styles with belts and pockets, broken sizes, some slightly soiled. On sale Welnesday, values to $2.50 at 81.55.
Boys' to 39c 1 Q Windsor Ties .U Attractive two and three tone, coin dot. polka dot and plain color Windsor ties for little boys wash suits and waists. On sale Wednesday only at 13c.
Children's to 79c Black Sateen Bloomers
All sizes to 16 years. Reliable quality black sateen bloomers, elastic gathered at knees. Save laundry bills, buy them for the children Wednesday onlv at 4Sc.
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119th St. and New York Ave., Whiting
Values to $55.00
Wednesday Only, Women's to $1.50 Smart, New
Aprons 97c
What every woman needs. Full sized, good length coverall aprons in very attractive styles and colors. Pink or blue, light and dark figure I percales, loose or elastic belted, pockets. All sizes at 97e, Wcdneslay onlv.
$1.95
Women's $1.50 Smart Auto Scarfs
white shepherd K. sailor and wide 8 years. W'ednee
Children's $1.00 Pretty Coverall Aprons 79c "A Good at a Dreaa Around th House." Very pretty and serviceable, full sized coverall aprons, with wide belt, short sleeves and neck trimmed with ric-rac braid. Pink, tan. blue, lavender and light and dark pattern figured percales. Wednesday at 79c.
Women's $1.25 Muslin Gowns.
48c
Infants' to 75c Pretty Bonnets.
for Smart Clothes for
No Phone, C. 0. D. or Mail Orders Wednesday
The Man Who Put the ar" tf.' i v m v lCLory The bonds you buy now will help bring the soldiers back, care for the wounded and pay our war bills. Buy your bondi today. Children's Spring and Summer Style Rah-Rah Hats Values to 95c 69c Srcart, netr snappy styles for spring and summer wear; all while or white cloth railor hats sailor hats trimmed with blue rims, U. S. N. style, some with detachable rims for Trashing. Black, brown, green or white stratr rah-rah hats, ribbon banded. Koaie edzed with white on brims. Al! sizes, at 69c. Wednesday only. Women's to $10.50 Lovely New Blouses $7.69
Very attractive quality and styles in high grade georgette waists. High, low and round neck. Silk stitching or novelty button trimming. Light brown, henna, tan, apricot, flesh, grey, etc. All sizes in the lot. values to 10..30, Wednesday at $7.69.
$1.39
Just the thing for these windy days. Large sizes, 34x54 inch chiffon auto veil; -purple, brown, kelly green, etc. Wednesday at $1.39.
$1.09
Large very full cut dainty flesh color muslin gowns with abort sleeves, lace trimmed. Square neck lace, insertion trimmed and ribbon run. Special for Wednesday only at $1.09.
35c
Exceptional values In broken assortments of infants' pretty white silk. law or SwUs bonnets, trimmed with ribbon roaatte. Thjwr, good lace and streamers. Some slMly mffodfcy handling.
Women and Children