Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 15 July 1919 — Page 3

Tuosciav. Julv 15, 1910.

THE TIMES Page Three. R-34 CREW HAVE ALL COMFORTS OF HOME AND CAN EVEN TAKE MORNING PROMENADE WHITING and its PEOPLE

Mr. and Mrs Herman Stelnke. Mr. j tvnd Mrs. John Canner and friemls oft Hammond wer.t to Jollet Sunday to at- j tend the baseball game. ! Mr. and Mrs Julius Hoppe, nee Al- J ma Vater, have returned from their i wedjiag trip on which they motored j through Wisconsin. I "Whiting- Lodge No. 34 5 K. of P. n-ill j i-onfer the rank of page on several! c-tr.didatea at their next meeting in ; Thursday evening. All members and 1 visiting members are reequested to be ; present j M:ss Wilma Nichols and Herbert j Nichols spent the week end at Crown I'oint. j Father Miller read the bans announo- j

r.iunclr.g- the approaching marriage r Miss Pauline Ungr and Patrick Harrison at the Sacred Hfart church cn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Schoir were Chicago visitor. Mr. and Mrs. William Zweig and family will epend a two weeks vacation at Bass Lake. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Scholi of Fishi ;;pp avenue have as their guests Miss Nisse! of Chicago. Miss Regis Golden who has spent two weeks here as the gutst of Mrs. Joseph Ky'.e of Ohio avenue has returned to her home in Youastown. Ohio. Mrs. J. Connors and guests. Misses Klein and Sutton visited at Ft. SheriOan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geora-, Hartnett. nee Marguerite Shaub, are expected home from Camp Merritt the latter part of this week. Tie was put in the casuals yesterday and expects to get his discharge within a few days. John Hiestar.d of 52S2 Fishrupp ave

nue is reported to have been talking j M another person in the automobile

with him instead of paying attention the road ahead of him Consequently he struck John Martieh. ace five years, who resides on Fishrupp avenue breaking the child s leg. The charge

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Lift off Corns! Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezone costs only a few- cents.

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Lpper picture shows passageway inside the huut bag of the K-34, taken while the big airship was in mid ocean. Tanks contain reserve gas The passageway connects the gondolas. Lower photo shows the cook of the K-34 peeling potatoes in the clouds over the mid-Atlantic.

AVith younr fingers! Tou can lift oil any hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the hard skin calluses from bottom of fet. A tiny Viottlrt of "Freezone" costs little at any drug store: apply a few drops upon the corn or callus. Instantly It stops hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus right off. root anfi all. without one bit of pain or soreness. Truly! No humbug! Adv.

Whiting Ad vert is em en ts Are Winners

of reckless auto driving was plact d against him, he being released on a $100 bond, furnished by R. K. Smith. The curfew law went. Ir.to effect in Whiting yesterday, prohibiting ch.ldren under 16 years of ai; from beir.g on the streets of the city between th--1 hours of 9 p. m. and 5 a. m., unio-". accompanied by parents. Th" nreb'U will be rung at 3 p. m . ca.-'n r.icr'u

which will mean "fckido" f.-r the young 'ur.s. j nnU arp accettel by Thr "WbltlnK eT"ii Whiting band concert sea?oi 1? to J Co.. 524. llth St., Piionf 13S-W. open next Thursday evening- when the 1 Whiting municipal band is t-.- give the pi )R SALE 5-room house. 3-fot first cone, rt at the Whiting Lake : iot at .vS New y.-rk ave.. Wilcox Front park. 'addition. Whiting. 7-12-3t. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Maikoy of Oli- j ver street have been visiting at th J. j p THK I'RIf'ESS TOMf.HT. H. FificM home, at Culver, Indiana, t.ti Moor, in "The City of Corafor th past fen- days. j ra(ts- f,-,.m the Saturday Evenins Mr. T. Johnston of Chesterton was ; iv-si. st-.ry by Basil King. We guar-

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Mrs. Harry T!mm of East Side visited at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Herman Breckman of the West Park addition.

Wanted One furnished room for man and wife in a private family.

Whiting Restaurant.

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ANNOUNCES Renewed Delivery of Th ornion Wa ie r

The installation of new machinery and equipment enables it to again give its patrons quick and regular deliveries of Thornton Water. The arrival of peace and the approach to normal conditions lifts the War restrictions which hung so long over us and not only stopped our development, but caused us to materially reduce our force. We are now able to render the public 100f service in the delivery of a crystal-clear, deliriously palatable drinking water of an unusually healthful analysis. Your orders hereafter will be filled promptly each week. The Thornton Mineral Springs Company wishes to express to Its patrons Its very plncere appreciation of the patience which has been extended toward it during the past trying times of the War when condition? were extremely difficult for an undertaking such as this to say In huslne?s at all, to say nothing of rendering efficient service. Keep the Family Healthy. Use in Your Home Thornton Water Only Your orders are respectfully solicited.

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Sole Distributor m Thornton, Illinois

Mr. and Mrs. William Aldie. of Chi-

, Cairo weie Kobertsdale visitors sun- ' ij..y. Mr.. Aususta Eepers of Roberts .-nue -if ,i Hammond business vis-i-.r Saturday. Mi.-s Hannah EnsrW of Park Manr ptnt Sunday a.s the iiust of Mis n. Vanderl:..f. he Whitins lodee. No. S4S. K. of r. ; is sniig to confer the rank of Pajc 1 --r. fevf ral i-andid.ites Thur.-day eve. rinjr. AH members and viit'-n memlerr. li 1 e i-i'd.allv invited. ! Mr. and Mrs, Ehrat of ChiraRO, and : formerly of I.ak- avenue, were. Robeitsda'e "is;tfrs Monday. J Mrs Ray Brown and children of Amy avenue are spending; two weeks vifiting her parents at lnd'anap"li. ; Mr. Fhelps, of Roberts avenue had , the misfortune to have, h'.s hi cycle I whl'-h h had r'.'-ntiy p'lr'has'd. stolen by a negro. ; Mis? Occha Esjserss and brother. ; A'irEril rf I-ik- avenue. S7nt Sunday v! siting at the home of Mr. nni Mr. 1 H . Miller of Chicago. j Mrs. William Haitian of Lake ave;nue entertain-d Mr. and Mrs. Fues.le i of Chicago at her home at a six o'clock I cmr i- r Sunday. j Th" W. B. A. of the Ladies of the Maccabees will hold their regular ; meeting at the 1. O. O. F. hall on ' Wednesday evening. All members are , urg'-d to attend at important hujiins-s ' '-.- l! be discussed. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Green of Cen- ; tril avenue motored to Hammond on ! .: n- t ;-s Monday. liuv.-tid Jnlier Indiana boulevard 1 a a su'i- Cliirac'i vi.-it"r.

ST. JOHN

PHONE INDIANA HARBOR 52. OR THORNTON 263-R. (Reverse charges).

HAIL OUR AUTO TRUCK OR WRITE

Michael Klassen of Chicago, is i ls'ting here with his mother. Mrs Mai y K '. a s s n Mam-ine at Sprine Hill 1rv, St. .Ifi-n. tomorrow. V'edn- sda.v evening, July Ifith: good music. T-1S-1 Mr? Verona tean returned to hr hom in "'hicago Sunday evening after visiting several weeks hr with her si?ter and family. Mis Adoiph S'"he rer. Mr and Mrs Anton Held spent Pjndiy at Schererville with their dauh-t"-. Mrs. Wm Bohney and family. Joseph P. Thiel arrived home Thursday morning from overseas service. Joseph was with Co. E. 107. S2nd diision. arrived in Europe Aug. 1st in the army of occupation. Was in Germany from Dec. 1st. 191S. to April Card. 1919. Left France May 4th and arrived in the United States on May lth. discharged from army June. 9th. l!19. His many friends here wer ai! xiad to see him back.

MUNSTER

Mr. and Mri. L. VanDreuel ef Thornton, and Mr. and Mr. Walter Prawchler of Berntce visited at home f Mr and Mrs J. Kooy Saturday. AmT.i: the Hammond sheppers Sat-d-iv i e Mr C P. Srhoon. Mrs. A Kairf. Ms. P C Thnis. ( liver krai of leM.-.tt was In town .- .nduy. Mrs. G. Kaoy hai returned from a

SWs Sz H. STAMPS W$m AT THE 1

WEDNESDAY This great event seems to grow more popular each day of its progress. There r were more people here yesterday to carry away the bargains it had to present than were here in the two days previous. We were compelled to draw on our reserve stocks to supply the demands. People never saw such goods offered for such low prices and they bought until their pocketbooks ached. Join the Crowd Tomorrow!

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;hre.- w.rks visit jit l-'lint, Michigan. Mrs Harry Janscn and daughter Eugtnia returned with her and will visit relatives hfre for several weeks. Mrs. Adam Kaluf entertained a number of relative and friends at a party Friday evening in honor of her son. Jacob PePorto who Just returned from France Paul Sikema returned from the army Sataiday H " has been in France the past lew months. Mrs. Sc heeringa and children have returned from a week's visit at DeMott. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sekem spnt Surday at DeMott visiting Mr. Pkeuu'f moih'-r.

GUARANTEE O MILES'

LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES

Girls! Make teauty lotion for a few cents Try It! Squeeze the Juice of two lemons Into a bott'e containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have i quarter pint of tlm best freckle and i.in lotion, and completion bcautif.er. t very, very small cost. Tour grocr has the bmons and any drug t'erc cr toilet counter will suppty thrfe ounce. s cf orchard v. hite for a few ernts. Missaee tills sweetly fracrant lotion int.. the face. neck, arms nl hands each day and see how freckles .'.lid l imihes disappear ,d how cl sr. l'es' It i hannlors and ne-.cr iintates.

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Scientifically Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Hammond Optical Parlor

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Economy through QucJity

Hand-Made Globe Tires Cord or Fabrio cost you a little more at the dealer's, but a great deal less on the road. Mileage is built into Globe Tires slowly and carefully by hand They cost about 10 more than ordinary tires, but they give you about 50 more mileage. When you divide the price you pay by the mileage you get, you will find that Hand-Made Globe Tires are always the most economical tires you can buy. Globe Tubes in Globe Tires make the ideal combination.

WE PAINT FORDS FOR $15.00 rut prices cn all other makes. Let us wax your new car the way it should be waxed CUT RATE AUTO PAINT SHOP 301 Michigan Ave., Hammond. Phone 2141. Re- 1043-M.

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