Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 52, Hammond, Lake County, 18 August 1919 — Page 6

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NAVY SECRETARY WELCOMES PACIFIC FLEET AT SAN DIEGO

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Drradnaughts of new Pacific fleet of the American navy parsing Navy Secretary Daniels' reviewing ship off San Diego harbor and Daniels hoarding flagship New Mexico on its arrival.

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Navy Secretary Daniels extended the official welcome on behalf of the srovernment to the new Pacific fleet of the U. S. navy on its recent arrival in Pacific waters after passage through the Panama canal. He reviewed the arriving fleet at San Die?o harbor and complimented the officers and men on the splendid showing of the fleet in its trip.

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Whiting A d vertis em en ts Are Winners

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Varnh'i'.tz of Pekin. )i:r.z at the hnrr.e -f f:.;. f-:i Vv'iikinson. Jn of O'.tvrr street. 13 V'.r.Jay after a two . r:;i".vs :n Ancona,

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Edwin Gehrke and h"me af'-pr h' -f '; visit nsr at AnilI'ccan, Wis.

5. Kiii thaefer ar.i T'onald Pirks havfl re-

; ,--: frc-n a two week's auto trip - '..-j hsvir-v ma-Je a several day's vls- . Cir".i I-.ke, Wis. Mr?. Firii -m-e Ie Iand, acccmpanby i'.fy rn R''hr!. is spending hr "'. atlr. ,K:sh Creek. Va . M.s? E-'elyn Stv.v.rt of SheriJan vnu spirit tin- -veek-eni with her '. .. --niii at Austin. 111. M:sa Ruth Sprinp- of Austin. 111.. Is -itin h-r a, mt. Mrs. V. Ii. Jenks of 115th- street. Miss Margaret MaCfin of HllMayv!lie. Pa., is a truest at the home of her uncle. L. H. Mat t erf n of Oliver ttreet. The members of the Library Jtaff irave a party at the Stewart home in Sheridan avenue on Fj-day evenlne n honor of Mrs. Pavis Miko. n"" Miss Charlotte Wilk. of the South Branch ..brary. who was reoently weiled. The evenintc was spent in playin? lards, enjoyine music ami other diversions. A two course luncheon was served. Mrs. Miko was presented with useful articles in silver. Those r repent wore Misses I,r.u:se Randall, ilarel F. Lone, Mildred Puccan. Oerirude Lai!--r. Ir--n. Evelyn and F'-r-MS. LEWIS

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Tells How She Was Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

ana are accented by The Whltlne Mew Co., 024. llth St., Phone 13S-W. FOR SALE: Cash or Installment: a combination 'ook stove. Combination heater. Kitchen Cabinet . Chiffonier. AH furniture lss than eight months old. 1135 Lincoln avenue. 8-16-2 $45.00 will buy solid oak bedroom set. liel with (rood springs and mattress, dresser and commode, 245 Central avenue. 8-1S-2

and is getting along ell right. John Keilman. Jr.. has purchased new five passenger Chevrolet.

ROBERTSDALE

PRINTESS THKATHE, TONIGHT. Madge Kennedy in NEARLY MARRIED; also a Triangle Comery. S-1S-1 DR. E. L.. DEWEY, (recently Cnpt. Medical C'orp. I". S. A., I announces the re-opening of his offices in the Schraage lildg.. Phone 1S2W. 8-lS-lw

Brooklyn. N. Y., "For ftne year I vas miserable from a displacf-ment.

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riition with headaches and pains in my Fide. My sister induced me to try Lydia El.Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. I found it helped me very much and such a splendid tonic that I am recommending it to any woman who has similar

troubles." Mrs. Elsie G. Lewis, 30

Vernon Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Such conditions as Mrs. Lewis suffered from may be caused by a fall or a general weakened run-down condition of the system, and the most successful remedy to restore strength to muscles and tissue and bring about a normal healthy condition has proved to be this famous root and herb medicine, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If you have disturbing symptoms you do not understand write Lydia E. Finkham Medicine Co., Lynn. Mass. The result of their 40 years experience is at vour service.

ence Stewart and Mtrsdames, Pavis Miko and Pona'.l Parks. Mr. Shaeftr of Ralston. Spa.. N. T... is here visiting his s"ns Elward and Walter Shaefer. Mrs. A. X. Eeaubien, who has been confined to her home on Atchison avenue with a bad case of - Qumcy is improving. F.ev. and Mrs. Charles E. TrUeblood are away on a two week's vacation trip. Andrew Kammer of Oliver street, has been visiting with relatives in St. J'F.n. Memorial services in honor of the late Andrew- Carneeie will he conducted at. the Congregational church next Sunday morning. This benefactor was responsible for the -Whiting I'ub-!b-Library to which he gave a flS.Oo donation and also rnade a liberal contribution to the Mother's Memorial Pipe Organ at the Congregational Church . Mr. and Mrs. Iloyt O. Muffin and daughter "!craldine. are home from a two weeks vacation spent mostly at Michigan points . Mis.s Liliian Thompson of Hammond was a visitor at th- home ot Mr. and Mis. Frank Moore in Sheridan avenue. Alderman and Mrs. X. E. Miller. ft Sheridan avenue, who have been in Clean. X. V.. have now gone to Monroe X. V. to visit relatives. The R. X. of A. will have an Important meeting this evening which nil members are ursred to he in attendance. Whiting again resembles a deserted village without the noise of the s'reet cars. Trains and autos. as well as the State Line Bus are doing a big business. The Whiting Citv Council is to hold a meeting to weigh the car situation and one alderman expressed himself as thinking that the use of an auto bus line would be more satisfactory th-tn the present street ear syst e in .

Mr. and Mrs. Fraleg have purchas

ed the home formerly owned by Mr. j

and Mrs. Lewis on Atchison avenue. The Lewis family now reside in Hammond . Mr. and Mrs. George Gouldinir spent Friday visiting friends at East Side. Mrs. Freese, Mrs. Aldrieh and her daughters saw Ringling: Bro. Circus in Chnago last Friday. Miss Adal'.ne Galles of Broadview. Montana. Is spending hr vacation s.t the home of her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Galles of Myrtle Ave. Little Ruth Breckwan of Atchison ovenue Is on the sick list. Mrs. Xiff of Hobart, Ind.. was in Robertsdale visiting friends Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Melvln visited Mrs. H. Thieson at St. Bernard's hospital In Chicago Saturday evening and report her doing nicely. Mr. an! Mrs. Anthony Frebbs or Atchison avenue, left Saturday for Mcllenry. Illinois, where they rented a returned to their home on Atchison avenue, from their vacation which cottage on Fcx River, and are going to spend their two weeks vacation boating and fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. E. Shaefer, have they spent at Green -Lake, Wis. Mrs. John Soltwedel of Myrtle avenue, entertained a number of friends at her home last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Beaubin Is able to be out aain after a severe case of the Qumo' and sore throat. Mrs. Ed. Julier and daughters have returned from their trip to Milwaukee where they visited Mrs. Julier's mother . Mrs- Auzey and grand-daughter, Ruth Bishop, are spending a few days at th home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Blaul, Sr.. on Roberts avenue. Mrs. Fred Leverente was a business visitor on the East Side Saturday. The shooting match between George Shaaf and William Eggers at Whiting last Sunday did nat mature. Everybody thinks George got cold feet. Bill Eggers was there but George Schaaf did not show up.

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Leonard Keilman. son of Mr. and Mis. Peter Keilman had the misfortune to br-'-ak his arm, above the elbow-. Miss Frances Keiiman visited for a few days at Hammond. Mrs. John Stark was called to Hammond Tuesday evening on account of the accident that happened to her son John. He having had the misfortune to shoot himself In the leg with a revolver. He is, not wounded seriously

Miss Mildred Gertz entertained her cousins on Friday, the Misses Riieys. one from Pennsylvania and the other from Ainsworth. Robert Watkins, his brother and sister, who have been visiting him. left on Wednesday to visit thejr mother and sister in Tenn.. who they have not seen in six years. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swets and son left Saturday morning with their uncle Wilton Jansen. for Muskegon. Mich, wheie they will spend their vacation . Miss Arlene Spitz has been very ill with summer complaint, but is Improving nicely. Leo Miller, who was operated on Monday for appendicitis, at the Mercy hospital in Gary, is recovering very n icel y . Mr. and Mrs. Matt Beirlger recelv-

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With younr fingers! Tou can lift ott any hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the hard skin calluses from bottom of feet. A tiny bottle 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 and all. without one hit of pain or soreness. Truly! No humbug! Adv

Fashion's Forecast

By Annabel Worthington.

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LADY'S DRESS.

The popularity of this single type c! froclc, with inset vest and straight fathered -Wrt, nver seems to decrease, for it is becoming to almost any figure. The waist is quite plain and the vest forms a square neck. The sleeves may he cut in any one of three lengths and finished as suggested in the sketches. Ths two-piece skirt is attractively trimmed with two deep folds. The lady's dress No. 93?0 is cut in sizes 3-i to 44 inches bust measure. The 36-inch size requires 4V4 yards 3fvinch material, and any sire requires U yrd 36-inch contracting material. Trice 10 ctnts.

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ed a telegram from their son Francis that he would be home t" stay on Siturday . Mrs. Erwin Hoffman and Kathryn are enjoying their vacation at Winona Lake. BilTy Sundav is the principal speaker this week. Cards from the Frank Kistler family tell of fine pirr,i:s. fried chicken, etc.. and a god time in general, they expect to return the last of the week. Don't forget to come out to the ball game Sunday, for you will get your money's worth. The Griffith team will cross bats with the Hudson Colts from Hammond, a team that has w.on seven straight games, but the Griffith team don't intend to let them win the eighth one. so you Griffith fans come out and help the boys win.

LOWELL

Mrs. Ray Casey of Indianapolis, is visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Ms . S. A. Brownell. Mr. and Mrs. Abe ' Gershman of Chicago are visiting at the home of his father, H. Gershman. Mrs. Fay Christie and brother Virgil Clark of Hammond, visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. X. E. ClarK. yesterday . E. X. Gragg went to retroit. MichSaturday to visit his brother, Ernie tirtgg and family.

Virgil Scritchfleld. who has been ov

erseas for about a year arrived home Saturday night. He has received his honorable discharge. John R. Miller visited friends in the

j r.citli part of the county yesterday.

L. J. Scritchfield left yesterday for Boston. Mass.. where he goes to attend the annual meeting of Rexall druggists. He expects to be gone for about ten days and on his return trip will visit Xew York. Buffalo and Detroit. Mrs. P. W. Clark of Rensselaer, visited her daughter. Mrs. Ernent More and husband here yesterday. Miss W. C. Ziesness returned to her home In Chicago Saturday evening after a visit here with her sister. Mrs. Cyril Childers and family. Miss Ziesness has Just recently returned from France, where she served a year o" more as nurse in an American hospital . Mrs. Clifford Clark of Enderlin, S. P. is visiting her husband's parents. Mr. and Mrs. X. E. Clark. Claude Trump and son of Hammond, are visiting his parents. Mr. and Mr. P. F. Trump. W. E. Zartman has bought a residence property in Crown Point and will loon move to that city. LUut. Ernest Wolridge arrived at his home Saturday morning having re

ceived his honorable discharge from j the army. He has Just returned from a visit at his old home in Canada. 4 Mrs. John Smith of Chicago, ia vis

iting relatives and friends in Lowell. W. C. Hale visited h'.s wife here yesterday. Max Ragon, who is working at Hammond, visited his parents here yesterday and today. Loren Michael of Chicago, came down last evening to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Michael. John Deathe of East Chicago, visited his mother. Mrs. G. M. Peathe.

here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sargent, from Hammond, visited their daughter, Mrs. Lewis Worley and family here yesterday. Edson Talor of Chicago visited hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor here yesterday.

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