Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 19 July 1919 — Page 8

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THE TJLME3 July iy, iyiy.

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

t-ervices at the Congregational ; hurch Sunday, July 20. Sabbath! school at ten. Subject for the morn- j y-S church serv e o be. "Our Con-i option of Jesus Christ." Union eve- !

a:ng service at the M. E. church. j The usual program or sen ices will; 3e held at the M. K. church tomorrow -r.orning:. Sunday school at 9.30 and , sermon by the pa?tor at 10:4J. The j Sunday evening union service will be i acid In this church at S o'clock. The i general public is cordially invited. At j the Toun? I'eople's Mi-ctingr at seven) Voloek Mis. Dorothy Maunder will : "ve the story of the wonderful pa.sr- i ant of the Columbus Centenary. "The j Wayfarer." J Mrs. Miehaely of Michigan City is visiting- at the home of her daughter, i Mrs. Gallus J. leader in Oliver street, j .Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Abraham have purchased the Roberts property on ' 119th street, which they will occupy. i Mr. and Mrs. Frtdenburg of Otta- ' , 111., were the guests of Mr. arid I Mrs. H. E. Beaubien of La Porte ave-1 r.ie. j Dr. W. E. Putnam has returned! from Kansas City where he went to j see his new praiuison. Robert Eugrene : ,-chneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ' Schneider. In addition to seeing h:s ! daughter. Edna, who is Mrs. Schneid- i r. he also saw his daughter. Miss! Irene Putnam, who has been in the ; west, but who is now visiting at the ! Schneider home. j

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WANTED Modern apartment. ! furnished for liarhtln.usekei ping, by ' Kented man and wife. Address XW. ' Whiting News Co. 7-19-8 j I.oST Child's blue sweater at Whit- j ing Park; reward, return 423 Lal'ortn I ivenue. ?-l'J-1 1 j

Accounts due Whiting News Com- I pany are payable July 20 at 524. 119th! street. 7-13-3t I I'lilMKSS THEATR KTOMTK. J Priscilla Dean in "A Silk Lined i Hurglar." also Mutt and Jeff and a Travelogue. Coming tomorrow Nor- j ma Talruadge in "Fifty-Fifty." It

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leave for Plymouth

t with relatives. Thi- Sunday evenincr will be held at the M

merrow evening. The picnic given by the members of the PlymVuth Aid Society and Young Ladies Guild was a great success. Almost sixty people gathered at the park to join in the festivities and a most enjoyable time was had. "Frank IViCmb ,.f H.immond his

purchased the M. 11. Harr building at r39, 119th street, the consideration bein S14.50U. Mr. Harr has taken a popition with the Indiana Development Co.. intending t later build in tin ir n. w s,l i.i ision. For the time being th.y wil! continue to occupy their present flat. The Olympian Candy Shop having a ten year's lease on the store building will remain at their iiifffnt location. Among the speeders fined In the

Whiting court on Thursday Lipshitz. $1 and costs, paid J25 bond, forfeited; William Mullen. $1 and cost, paid;

$1 and costs paid. Joseph case continued until July 2

Mrs. Molii Flck of MyrtU avenue was in South Chicago on business last Thursday. Miss Helen McLean, formerly of Robertsdale. has returned from Cleveland. Ohio, and is visiting Whitln and Robertsdale friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ogren. formerly of Robertsdale. have moved to thetr new home which thy recently purchased on Avenue F. East Side. Miss Clara Kramer has returned to her home after spending a two weeks" vacation visiting lriends in Kokomo. Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rates and Mr. J. Rates of Louisville. Ky.. are visiting at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bader and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Langohr. Miss Ellen Anderson of South Chicago wus a Robertsdale visitor the forepart of tho week. Mrs. A. M. Martz entertained a number of friends from South Chicago at her home in Myrtle avenue. Mrs. Ricii Couts of East Side was a visitor at the Eggers home on Myrtle avenue. Frank Donnegan of Roberts avenue visited relatives in Chicago Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Langohr and Mrs. S. Languhr were the guests of Mrs Horn of South Chicago the fore part of the week. Miss Anna Killers was In Hammond visiting her sister Thursday.

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Mitchell. P. Golk. Kresach,

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75 Year Old Rheumatic Throws Away His Crutches "I am now 75 years of age. and for a number of years have suffered wi'.h rheumatism, eczema and a severe itching. I was compelled to walk on crutches. I obtained no relief until I began to take Number 40 For The Blood. Have taken ei!it bottles and my rheumatism and th itching eczema is . all gone. On Christmas day I laid away my crutches and get around pretty well without them. You have my permission lo use this letter to advertise Number 4". as I feel that I have received (Treat benefit and will continue the treatment, believing I will receive more, and I wish to recommend it to other like sufferers to do as I have done and try Number 40 and get relief. With great pleasure I subscribe myself. Yours very truly. Isaac Ludwig. Deiphos. Ohio, March 17. 1317." Number 40 is demanded in gouty conditions. mai-nutrition. poisoning, auto-toxication. constipation. chronic rheumatism and catarrh, liver complaint and all diseases arising from impure Mood. May by J. C. Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind.. 40 years a druggist. Sold by Jos. Weis. Hammond; Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor.

Tel. East Chicago IS DR. J. GOLDMAN DENTIST rtrnl National Bilk mc Cor. Chicago Forsyth ATM. EAST CHICAGO. 13. Consultation In English, Oermaa Poltah. Plavlsh and Russian.

S :r.di'.- school begins at 9 a m. Be

i s :.:-- that all'the '.-.ildren and the old- j ; folks are out for we are going to Wflcome our new superintendent, I Pi-other George Goehcl. who was elect-' d to that office last Sunday. All the I i I,..-.. ....... .:.-...-! ... k . . . .-. . j I

there will be several important matters brought before the school.

Preaching service at 10 a m. let us.

njoy the coolness of the early hour. Tie change in hour ha proven very satisfactory and we hope that the :i;t..idance will continue to increase. At 2 p. m.. the central committee composed of Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Turley. Mrs. Flaul. Mrs. Martz. Mrs. Goethe. Mrs. Sharp. Miss Elsie Larson. Miss Lilly Plan. Miss Lilly Server. Miss Myrtle H ibbard, Mrs. Rad-r. Mr. George Goebel and the pastor, will meet in the church to organize and make plans for the Fall 'estival. Be prompt. Remember the I'nion services at the M. E. church at 8 p. m. Mrs. "Wheeler who has been visiting friends in Crown Point has returned tc the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Btnson of Roberts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blohm and son, of East Side spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gold ng of 116th street. Miss Teresa Donnegan returned to her home on Roberts avenue after being confined In the Mrcy hospital In Chicago for several weeks. Mrs. I. ONeil of Myrtle avenue Is on the sick list. Elmer Eggers has returned to his home on Roberts avenue from his trip to Green Island. Iowa. Miss Gladys Schaefer of 120th street has accepted a position as bookkeeper at th Whiting laundry office. Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul. Jr.. of Roberts avenue attended a christening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shellstrom of Chicago.

WHITING TO ORGANIZE AM. LEGION POST rPECIAL TO THE T1WES1 WHITING. Ind.. July 19 There will be a meeting of all service men at the city hall Monday evening. July 21 at 8 o'clock to organize a post for Whiting in the American Legion. As almost everyone knows . the American Legion is a National Organization of men Irani the Military Service of the United States and associated nations, during the period of the war Just ended. The jbjeet of this meeting Is to organize imd apply for a charter from the lia'.iona' organization of the Legion. 'Thtte are a number of posts already organized in Lake county and with Whiting's splendid record in the war her men from the service should not be the- last to effect an organization t r perpetuate the good brought about by their participation in the national frvivice.

MARTIAL LAW IN TEXAS TOWN t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I LONGVIEW. Texas. July IS. Martial law. which was proclaimed here today after serious race riots had occurred, was suspended today and troops were ordered to return to their homes. All firearms have been returned to citizens. Seven negroes were killed and five white men wounded In the riots.

GERMANS REFUSE TO PAY INDEMNITY LONDON. July 9. The German government has decided to refuse to pay France one million francs Indemnity for the murder of Sgt. Paul Mannheim of the French military mission, but agrees to compensate Mannheim's family, said an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen. Sergeant Mannheim was killed by a mob in Friedrichstrasse. the principal street of Berlin last Sunday morning.

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Xow YOU, use your God-given brains and make money riht here in HAMMOND. Fortunes will be made by shrewd investment in real estate in this wonderful city. YOU invest and get your share of this great prosperity that is coining to HAMMOND. Buy any well located lots in this city and you wil make money, big profits. Hammond is growing more rapidly than anv other city in the middle west. More plants coming in every day and this means more people, more families and more demand for homes. This means more demand for lots on which to build those homes. The land suitable for homesis limited. Go into any real estate office and study the city map. You will be astounded to notice how" much land is taken up by the big plants and railroads, leaving very, very little that is suitable for homes close to the center of thing3. The land for homes must be level and drv and close to business center and places of employment. " REMEMBER THERE IS A VERY LIMITED SUPPLY OF SUCH LAND AND ALL LOTS WELL LOCATED ARE BOUND TO INCREASE IN VALUE. IT IS THE AGE OLD LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND. A BIG DEMAND AND A SMALL SUPPLY MEANS A BIG PRICE. That is just what ia happening in HAMMOND. ' Just Figure It Out For Yourself A few years ago you might have bought a lot on State Street between Oakley and Hohman for a few thousand dollars. Last week a business man offered $20,000.00. The owner refused the offer. He wants .$35,000. He will get it and it will go in a very few years to double that price. Nine years ago the owner of the lot just south of the court house let it go for a mortgage of $3,200, although he was amply able to pay for it! lie thought the lot would never be worth the mortgage. Last week the lot sold for $29,000 cash to the keenest" business man in HAMMOND. He expects to double his money. Same is true all over the citv. Are you asleep at the switch or will vou wake up and cret some of the big profits 1 NOW DON'T BE A HESITATOR. BE A DECIDER. MAKE UP YOUR MIND NOW TODAY. COME OUT AND INVEST AT MORRIS PARK.. PROFITS BIG GOLDEN PROFITS FOR YOU. If you neglect this great opportunity you will regret it all vour lifetime. SO ACT NOW TODAY! The very best buy today in HAMMOND is MORRIS PARK TRACT on COLUMBIA AVENUE. Tract is bounded bv Columbia Avenue, Logan Street, Michigan Avenue and Tell Street. This is just a few blocks north of STANDARD PLANT. It is within pleasant walking distance of all large plants and the business center. Prices are only $2G5 to $375. Terans $5 down and $5 month. Xo interest or taxes for full year.

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BUY FOR HOME OR BUY FOR INVESTMENT YOU MAY BUILD WHEN YOU MAKE FIRST PAYMENT OR HOLD LOT FOR PROFIT. - We truly Believe that These , Lots will Double in Value Before You Finish Paying for Them WE HAVE SOLD 67 LOTS THIS WEEK. SO IF YOU WANT THIS BARGAIN HURRY OT OR YOU WILL BE TOO LATE. At this price the lots cannot last long. Come out at once and secure your lot. Think of the many $5 you waste each month. Put $5 a month to work for you at MORRIS PARK and watch your profits grow. But hurry or you will be too late. Come out to our office, corner Truman and Columbia, and look over the property. Office is open every day, including SUNDAY, from 8 a. m. until dark. SOME DAY YOU WILL BE TOO OLD TO WORK AND THEN IT WILL BE TOO LATE TO SAVE SAVE NOW AND REAP THE BENEFIT WHEN YOU ARE OLD. THE BEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE WORLD IS WELL LOCATED REAL ESTATE IN HAMMOND. Make these MORRIS PARK lots your savings bank. They will pay you in golden profits great big interest on vour money. BUY A LOT FOR YOUR BOY OR GIRL Buy now .at these low prices. You will never miss the small monthly payment and whom the child is old enough to go to college or start in business just think of the big amount of capital you will get from this investment that is now so small and so casilv paid for. Or teach the child to save and pay for the lots itself THEN YOU VILL NOT ONLY BE MAKING MONEY BUT HELPING YOUR CHILD LEARN THE BLESSED HABIT OF SAVING. BUT HURRY UP COME AT ONCE TOMORROW THE LOT YOU LIKE BEST MAY HAVE BEEN SOLD. HURRY!

TO REACH PROPERTY Take Gary car, get off at Columbia avenue and walk two blocks north or take any State Street car, get off at Columbia, avenue and walk three blocks north or take East Chicago car, get off at Michigan avenue and walk three blocks east. J. D. MILLAR 8c CO.

Tract Office Corner Truman and Columbia Ave. Open every day, including Sunday, from 8 a. m. until dark.

Down Town Office with Gostlin-Meyn-Hastings Co., State and Hohman.