Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 16 August 1919 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Anjiast 10, 1011): WHITING Whiting Advertisements Are Winners Th esc Prices will Lower the High Cost, of Living

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Miss Classian. and M. Hiram Storms of Windsor. 111., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vanderveen of 404 Ohio avenue. Peter Boehel, who was Quite severely injured several weeks ago, when he. fell from the Evangelical parsonage, while In the course of construction, is able to be out again. Mies Irene L. Putman. who has been away for over a year and who has spent the past several months at the home of her sister. Mrs. Fred Schneider, in Kansas City, A expected home today. Mrs. J. M. Smith and children have returned from a visit with her parents in Macomb, 111. Mrs. Eilery Cameroa and Mrs. Rosenbaum, were guests of Mrs. Merle Gardner at her new home in Bencoma Park, South Chicago. Mr. and Mra. Henry Naurer have moved to the East Side where they have purchased a new home. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Schwartz, of Sheridan avenue, left yesterday on the North American boat for a boat trip to Mackinac Islands. Mrs. Charles Quinn and son, Vlneent, of Gary, spent Thursday with the former's Whiting friends. Mayo Winsberg of LaPorte avenue, has returned home from a two week's iMt In Chicago. Mrs. Thomas S. Boyle and son, Ausiin. of Sheridan avenue, are vlnltln relatives la Elm:n. N. Y. Mrs. M. Winsbarg aad daughter are home from a visit in Michigan. Mrs. lJtscmg and two children f Tiry. th- former having1 ec-.- M'es Miss Nflli Quinn of Wh'ttnr. btfeie hep irij.-ise, have been spjntiog a .'sw days trre as the gues'-s of Mis. Il.orr uleten e fOH-r trU Mr. and Mr, tuning are oJ v Tmoa The n. T of WhiUos will havo he r r-; . s meet!"? oa k-t l iy v-enlns-'re 1 esuon i.-e raising of dues w'.u .? oiscus" all luembers are c -sent. Mis Gertrude Lau of nlHer St. will leave tomorrow for Long Island, N. T. to visit her aunt. Ted Eebiskey arrested by offtcver Parker on complaint of Mike Blasctlck was fined $10 and costs In the city court. Iebiskey is charged with running Into the, blockada on Indiana boulevard, owing to the new pavement with his automollle, knocking down paid barricade. Word has been received here of the recent marriage of Mrs. John Johnson formerly of Whiting. She was married to Mr. Jack Corbln of Columbus, Ohio at Ashland. Ky. They are nowvisiting' da Nitro W. Va but after September first, will go to Washington. T. C to reside. Harold Tausea of Chicago, arrested for speeding by offioer Parker, pfead guilty of the offense upon being taken to the station and was fined $1 and costs. Mike and George Golden cf Steiber itreet, are at St. Mary of the Woods, at Terra Haute, where they went to ee the service in which their sister Mary Golden, takes the final vows to enter Into the Sisters of Providence order. Miss Violet Nicholson and Mr. Frank McNeill, two well known young people, were united la marriage by Rev. Spielberger of the Robertsdalo Evangelical church at four p. m.. Thursday. The attendants were Miss Valeria Gougb, and Mr. John McNeill, the latter a. brother of the groom. The bride Is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson of Roberts avenue, the groom being the son of Mr and Mrs. Dan McNeill of Atchison av- , enue. ha having recently returned from overseas duty In the aviation branch. Following the wedding service the young couple went to Chicago where they had a wedding dinner and

RUNNING SORES VANISH

San Cura Ointment Relieves Terrible Skin Itch Like Magic Also Eczema, Salt Rheum and Heals Ulcers. A Most Wonderful Ointment. Thousands have blessed the day they first heard of San-Cura, for la thousfr.ds of homes In America, Its wonderful quick acting, healing power has freed from terrible affliction one or more persons. j K turning sores or fever sores, no matter bow long standing, will soon disappear when San-Cura Ointment la nsed or we will refund your money. It heals so often that E. L. Reid. Calumet Bldg., East Chicago; Central T'rug Store, Indiana Harbor: Harry's l.trug Store, Citiezns Bldg., Hammond, Tnd.; Mattern Drug Co.. Whiting. Ind., guarantees It for any of the troubles mentioned above and for burns, scalds, bruises, frosted feet, chilblains, boils, carbuncles, sore nipples, itching piles. Money back if not satisfied. Fan Cura Ointment Is 30c, 60c, J1.20 end J2.40 a Jar. Acquire a soft, velvety, clear skin by using San Cura Soap at all times, the antiseptic soap, 2 5 cents. Thompson Medical Co., Tltusville. Pa. Adv.

Anything and Everything in Music and Nothing But Music. THE MUSIC MART 151 State St.. Hammond.

and are accepted by The Whiting wa Co., 524. 119th St., Phone 1SS-W. FOR SALE OR RENT New Brick and Stucco house on car line, Stiesliti Park, small monthly payments; Henry S. Davidson. 600 tl9th street. Whiting I.idiana. S-16-1 FOR SALE; Cash or Installment; a combination cook stove. Combination heater. Kitchen Cabinet . Chiffonier. All furniture less than eight months old, 1139 Lincoln avenue. S-16-2 PRIXCESS THEATRE, TONIGHT May Marsh in Fields of Honor; Also a Ford travel play and Vod-o-ville movies. S-16-1 FOR SALE: Six Room Houat and Lot Furnace and electric lights; Inquire 241 Cleveland Ave. 8-12-1

where they were Joined by friends from the west who are also on their wedding trip. In the evening the two couple left for points in Michigan and upon their return Mr. and Mrs. McNeill will reside with the lattcr-s parents, at 1342 Roberts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, nee Miss Florence Moylan, are home from their honeymoon trip to Detroit, and other points. They are residing at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moylan In New York avenue. The Owl Club picnic at Cedar Lake was a big success, being attended by over one hundred. The trip was made in autos the day which in the morning, looked discouraging, turning out to be an ideal one. The afternoon was spent in boating, a baseball game. In which the married mea defeated the single men, 6 to 1, and a number of Interesting races. The bounteous chicken dinner served at Binyon's was thoroughly enjoyedand in the evening dancing was indulged in for several hours. Miss Ruth Gladden entertaied 24 girls at an announcement party at her home in Sheridan avenue on Thursday evening. At the party Miss Gladden's engagement to John Sharp, also of Whiting was mada known to her friends, she possessing a beautiful platinum engagement ring. Surprises came thick and fast for Miss Gladden, also announced for the first time, the news of the marriage of Miss Mildred Schell and Milton Collins, which took place at Chicago, on July 19th, but which has been previously kept A secret. Five hundred was the feature of the evening, being played at the home of Miss Gladden's sister. Mrs. Ralph White, in Oliver 6treet. honors being awarded to Miss Luclle Doegling and Miss Marion Walker. Following the cards the guests repaired again to the house of Miss Gladden where a two course luncheon was served. The decorations were very pretty in lavender and green, the announcements being made by means of an envelope wired to a lavender aster which held a card containing the information . Edward Demllong. Indiana boulevard. Whiting, who wag with the 12th Field Artillery and overseas far two years, has been discharged from service and returned to the tome of his parents here.

ROBERTSDALE

The central committee for the Fall Festival will meet at the church on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. All members of this committee please take notice and be there as there will have to be some important business ti ar.sacted . Unday Sch ol at 10. -to a. m. Ltt u see how good a record wa can mskc on ti-is day. Each -c,no;t.r will rt-co:,-; a ticket which may win a ;r'ze at the end of the mon'.a or a irinl prize at Christmas. 1-rcachlng service at 11:00 a. m . Trc pastor will preach. Everybo-y is Invited to come. Let us make the Ilvangelical Church the church for Tiobertsdale . Miss Lorene Cowden. oldest daughter of Mrs. Russell McCarty. of Indiana boulevard, was married to John L. Conley of Lynchburg. Va. Thursday evening at the bride's home by the Rev. Splelburger of the Evangelical Church of Robertsdale. John Conley was a first alass Sergeant and saw 13 months of active service in France. The young couple are leaving for Lynchburg. Va.. where they are going to make their home. They have the

40 YEARS ON THE JOB. I put in 40 years as a practical druggist (now in my 47th year) and compounder of prescriptions before I rut Number 40 For The Blood on the market and at this late date in life I would not recommend a medicine that I did not believe was equal or superior to any other. I have observed the effect of Number 40 in thousands of cases and use it universally In my own family for blood poisoning' In any form. For constipation, biliousness, stomach and liver

troubles. For chronic rheumatism, ca

tarrh, eczema and all skin troubles. There Is more Number 40 sold and used in this vicinity than all other blood medlcineB combined. J. C. Mendenhall. Evansvllle, Ind. Sold and recommended by Jos. Wels. Hammond; Central Drug Store, Indiana Harbor. Adv.

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MONDAY, AUGUST 18th

Every Item a (Ireat Bargain! Men's Night Shirts Men's Canvas Gloves

muslin, fancy trimmed, all sizes, special for fcQf Mondav at t,w&j

knit wrist or gauntlet, special for Monday's ll ffc sale, per pair JLJLU

THRIFT MONDAY Final Clearance of Wash Dresses

Here is another opportunity to buy Dresses at Greatly Reduced Prices savings are big for you. LOT 1 Wash Dresses of Voile and Tissue Ginghams pretily trimmed with contrasting collar and cuffs. Values to $6.93, at Special at $3.95 LOT 2

. Ladies' Voile and Tissue Gingham Dresses of all pretty colors. A chance to get a pretty dress at a small cost.

SPECIALS White Plisse Crepe 2S to 30 inch, for underwear, etc. Our regular 29c seller. 6ftfJ Thrift Monday, yard ASH" White Checked Dimities for infants nd children's dresses, regular 22c vlaue, Mon- f 3 day only, yard JLl'L' Checked Nainsook for underwear, pajamas and numerous other garments, reg- fj Of ular 29c value, spe., yd lliLr Unbleached Cheese Cloth for dust cloths, etc., a real bargain. Thrift Monday, per yard Qlf at t2lr

Colored Shaker Flannel $8.95 Dresses at $5.95

in pretty pink and blue stripes and checks, a good time to stock for Fall, Monday only, yd a 16-in. Unbleached Crash in good heavy quality blue border, Monday only, H M Ah per yard JLi (10 yards to customer) Curtain Scrims 36 inches wide, dots, figures and stripe designs, white, cream and patural, 35c seller, yard... OS Voile Curtains regular $1.49 Curtain, white, cream and ecru, hemstitched edge, lace trimmings, 2io yards long, QQp special, per pair. tOl Rag Rugs size 24x36, hit and miss pattern, both light and dark colors, a good quality rug that will wash AO. well, special, each tUU t Aluminum Rice Boiler

extra good quality, with jt

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terials, trimmed with pockets, belts and buttons. Our

regular $2.95 at

'iii.hj.u. uux $1.89

Organdy Blouses of rose, blue and white collar and cuffs of white dim

ity. Our $4.00 value at tJimim

Children's Coats Children's all-wool nary serge sport stripes, silk taffeta and silk poplin coat. All pretty colors, ages 4 to 14 years, values upffcQ - f(Z to $12,50, fortPye?3 White Voile Blouses lace and embroidery trimmed, V or square necks, $2

values, special Pi at i

Wash Board zinc rubbing surface,

large size, extra special at.

Wash Tub galvanized, with drop

handle, very special at

Underwear Specials

Ladies' Vests, pink, tine rib

bed, cotton, very good qual

ity, 59c value

45c

Ladies Union Suits, pink silk top, excellei(3'fl Off value at 7iLUc? Ladies' Munsing Wear Union Suits of line mercerized combed cotton vara, our regular $2.00 gradegj gg

Hosiery Specials Children's Fancy Top Half Hose, in highly mercerized

qualitv, very special at 29 and

Infants' Wool Hose, in pink, blue and red, regular 50c

value, to close, all sizes

39c

Ladies' Fancy Silk Hose, a small assortment to close, verv attractive styles, val

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95c

69c

Child's Shoes $1.59

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Aluminum Sauce Pan

Vici kid uppers, stout leather soles, sizes 6 to 3, regula' price $2.00, special for our Monday's

sale, p( pair....

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three sizes, 1, 1U and 2 quart size, special, r!lt.......$1.69

Little Boys' Tan Shoes blucher 6tyle, soft toe, scout last, sizes 9 to 13, regular QA AQ $3.00 value, special f$lm&9S

Men's Specials Men's Overalls dark blue stripe, well made, sizes 32 t4gfl Q 42, special at (pileef Men's Union Suits Cooper's spring needle, short sleeve and ankle

length, all sizes

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Granulated SUGAR

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2 IIl Package 22c (1 pkg. limit) I No phone or mail orders. None sold to chil- ! dren.

AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP

Four Bars 25c i (4 bar limit) I No phone or mail orj ders. None sold to children.

Pet Milk

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Kitchen IClenzer Scouring Powder, per can tM (Limit 2 cans)

Grandma's Washing Powder, large -jj package jL$ (Limit 2 pkgs.)

Red Alaska Salmon, 1-pound OQj

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Extra Quality Sweet fr.:..!!L. 15c (Limit 3 cans)

i Snider's Tomato Soup, ! iygccan- mc j (Limit 3 cans)

Good Quality Navy S'..p:i 10c (Limit 3 lbs)

Monarch Coffee, three Td. $1.45 (Limit 1 can)

Fitzpatrick's Superior

I Family Soap, 4 bars j (Limit 4 bars)

No phone or mail orders, none sold to children on the above items

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best wishes of the community. It probably won't surprise Whitlnar and Kobertsdale very much to hear ft tho marriage of Miss Violet Nicholson to Frank McNeill, for before enlisting: s a motor mechanic in the Air Service. Frank spent very much his time at the Nicholson home. Miss Violet Nicholson, Is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson, of Tioberts avenue, and Frank McNeill Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNeill of Atchison avenue. They were murried at four-thirty Thursday aff. moon at the Parsonage by Rev. 5pielburge? of the Evangelical church o:" R-bertsdale. The bride wore a beautiful navy blue traveling suit and hat to match. The couple were atUndtd by Miss Valeria Goujth. inti

mate friend of the bride, and Lena una John McNeill, sister and brother of the Kroom. After the wedding ceremony the bridal party motored to Chicago to join Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullin. another bridal couple. The entire party had dinner at the Terraee Gardens in Chicago. After the wedding dinner. Mr. and Mrs. McNeill and Mr. and Mrs. Pullin left for Vandalia. Michigan, where tha two couples will spend a short honeynioon. On Mr. and Mrs. McNeill's return thev will make their home with

the bride's parents on Roberts avenue. J

The bride attended the Hammond High School and worked as an operator In cur local telephone office for two years. The groom served his country for fifteen months and spent one year t-f this time in Fiance. The young

couple are wiiiely known and have the hearty congratulations of their many Whiting and Robertsdale friends. Mrs. H. Breckman of West Park Addition. entertained her mother. Mrs. Hegadorn and son Walter of Windsor Fark Thursday. Mrs R. Schaff of Indiana boulevard and Mrs. Buehler of Amy avenue have gone to Benton Harbor. Mich., to take the baths. Mr. and Mrs. Hitt of Roberts avenue are proud parents of a baby girl born last Monday. Mrs. William Timm and son Wesley and Mrs. Agusta Eggers left for Bellview and Green Island. Iowa, to visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Dan Arnold of Lake avenue, has returned f her home after is-

iting relatives in Marshaltown. lo . Mrs. Moore of the West Park Addition left for Napanee, Ind., visiting with relatives. Mr. Kasse is making .many improvements on his home on Roberts avenue. Mrs. Mollie Fick of Myrtle avenue, was visiting in Hammond Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallas and son Gilbert have returned from their trip to Broadview, Montana, where Mrs. Galas and son spent six weeks and later was joined by her husband. They were visiting at the homes of the former's parents, sisters and brothers, and report having a lovely trip. Mrs. R. Hubbard of Roberts avenue !s entertaining her nephew, Broderick Forester .of Clcerc, 111.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Green entertained a large number of friends at a party ;

given at their home on Central Av? Wednesday evening.

MUNSTER

Mrs. P. C. Tanis and son Nealy. Fptnt Wednesday afternoon in Hammond. Mrs. Peter Schoon visited Mrs. J. Kuhlman Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J . Rraschk-r of Bernice. spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ,T. Koov. Peter Jabaay and Peinr Schoon were in East Chicago on busicrj We.unesoay evening. WANTED FOR MURDER.