Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 73, Hammond, Lake County, 12 September 1919 — Page 12

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THE TIMER. Friday, .September ll 19 ID.

WHITING and its PEOPLE

LOWER WAISTLINE NOVEL FEATURE OF NEW FALL FROCKS

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Whiting Adve rtis em ents Are Winners

Dr. an! Mrs. WUliam Futna;n r entertain'-cr their niece. Miss Elizabeth ErdiHs of Menominee, Mich. nd hteir nephew L.K wlyn Wilson, also of Menominee. Miss Anna Miller of Indiana boulevard will enter Lewis Institute in Chicago to take up the I i"ini'St io Sc-cm-e Course . Koster Spartolns arrestel for malicious trespass on eorriplaint of Patrick Harmon, was fir.ed $1 and costs In the city court which he paid. Harry Hoskins, son of Ir. ani Mrs. G. H. Hoskins w:ll enter th- I'niverr'ty of t'hicasro, with the pfnins of the New Kail Term. F. R. Bronsen of Findlay. Ohio, his been engaged as Pcier.ce teacher in the Whiting XVgh School. !:?.nn; already assumed his new duties. Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. M . I.'renner of LaPorte avenue, a son. on Wednesday morning. The article statlncr that M:s. Win. Bald had moved to John street vas erroneous. In place of Mrs. Bald, il was her sister, Mrs. Groat, who moved from New York avenue to J ahn ?t.. together with her parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Henry Xanzer. Five Whiting boy,-, gradua-.es of the 1919 class of the W. 11. ?. will enter the University of. Illinois at Cha:nra'.gn. They are Robert Nief. Ivan Haay. Dennis Conroy. Iloyd Buchanan cr.d Walter Buehler. heonarl Turner il la'so return to the U. of I. for h.s second year. Mrs. .Arthur Moore has return? ? from Saskatchewan, Cr.nada. where he spent three months visiting her daughter. Mrs. K. K. McMal.cn nn.l her sons Clarence and C'lifi 1 M.or. Mr. Moore spent three weeks thoie and returned home with his wife. Miss Genevieve Schraage will lea-, e r.ext Monday for Oxford, phio. where he will enter Western Colleg.-. M'-ss Florence Whitemon wiil attend the feame institution. Harnett Harr and William Lynch will enter Northwestern University to take up Dentistry. The National officers of the F.r.-t Catholic Slovak Ladies L'n:c:i arriv-'.-i in Whitintr last S-,mda. t hey beir.g the ones who are to preside at. the Slovak Ladies Union Convention to he

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and are nrcct'letl by The Whltinff Nfm to.. 024. 110th St.. Pbooe 13H-W. WANTKP Large furnished room for one Rfiitleman, north of 119th street Care A. W. V- , Whiting News Co. 9-11-S illt THEAIltK TO MCHTi Adventure and comedy featured at the Mar theatre tonight with "ELMO THE MIGHTY" "THE LI F'irjliAToR," "THE CHEAT- GAMHI.E- and "LOCAL S I. i W 1 : RS." a foi c ani. Vivian Martin's te?t tomorrow. Like to get a real thrill now and then? Adventure iii--l-,t f.t the Star theatre. Vivian Martin n THE HOME TOWN GIRL" and Fatty Arbuckle tomorrow. 9-12-1 lniCESS THEATRE TONKilITi r.ert Lytel! in HITTING THE HIGH ST' TS." a t'r.r.lmg drana of the Mexican Border: also Billy, West in Doughnuts. 9-12-1 A hoi.-.e Is something worth having, it is something to bo proud of. Do y.-u cwn a h'me? If not. buy frcm 'j; today Have fine 7 r"om houses on Ivy street, Indiana Harbor, modern. Rents for J-i' a month, phone Whiting 41.( "'I 119th .-tret t . 9-12-1

Unusual lir.es snd a charming fracc has made this frock of black chantilly iace with a thrce-tiereJ bkirt of black pcorpette ono of tha most popular of the r.w fall models. The moire ribbon ir.arkirts; the waist1 no shows to what lengths tha waist is jroir.p to fro this fall. It is already reaching the hip hr.e and it may go even farther.

wer!-;, they were tendered a r 1 i-Ti-rr-t at the home of

Mrs. Joseph J. ' hilla on Cleveland a v nite, on Sunday evening, where a delightful e t-ning was enjoyed by the many who wen- pn-si ic. The Whiting Council. No. 160-5. K. of c, eicted the following officers at their regular meeting h-ld last Tuesday r, .-h: . ;rand 'Knight .1 . Frank Barr. Deputy Grand Knight George W. il- rm tt. Recorder Jacob V. Nyland. Fiii . Sf.'v Joim Byrne. Treasure nJ-..-eph Messer.burg . 'hancellor T. Joseph Sullivan. Advocate Win. 1 1 . Donahue. Wa rden Tin" s . M uldoon . Inside Uuard Chas. J. Chant. Outside Guard Win. iJ.mdy. Trustee John I. Hickey. Ti'istec George F, H'nthnrne. Ralph Ilii-nni-i' who lias seen five vears service in the I. P. Army is I onic on a thirty day furlough from Camp Taylor. 's ting his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs C. 1". Brenner on La-

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A Feast of Fashion A Revelation In

Value - Giving,

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JL nattan to rrisco, from Dawson down

to Mobile, 29S NEWARK Shoe

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Advance rail Styles that will make thousands of men and young men jump at the opportunity of buying such elegant shoes at the amazingly low prices we quote.

AskForNe. 1520 For stvlish dressers this black gunmctalmcxlrl has no equal; wide, low f.arge heel; with the popular long narrow toe; typically English: si 10 r

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ISever has this national chain shoe store institution demonstrated its loweringprice pow- zo forcibly as it has this Ss-on, when prices are running rampant evcryw here.

Over 200 styles to select from at S3.95, S4.85, $5.85, $6.85 and $7.85 at a positive saving to you of

$1.50 to $4.00 per pair. Their v quality is guaran'A teed. See this remarkable exhibit

T&yLU tomorrow.

Ask For Ro. 1735 Button English last tn mahogany sh' de; wide low Mange heel : long narrow toe, crey buck top.

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NEWARK SHOE STORES COMPANY

HAMMOND STORE 556 Hohman Street

Open Saturday Evening297 STORES IN 97 CITIES

Ask For No. 1316 V, , A wonderful work or i' v

this shoe cannot be bought at wholesale at the price pc we are sel'.ir.g it for: U,0J Black or Tan shades. C3.85

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SMART SIMPLICITY MARKS FALL GOWNS

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HOW A YOUNG GIRL SUFFERED And Was Restored to Health By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Told By Her Mother.

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Timnklvn. N. Y. "I cannot nrais

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com

pound enougn ior what it has done for m y daughter. She was

K. AO years 01 ags, try f j sickly and pale and she

naa to stay nome irom school most of the time. She suffered agonies from backache and dizziness and was without appetite. Forthrea months she was under the doctor's care and got no better, always complaining about her

back and side aching so .::V( I didn't know what to

do. 1 read in the papers about your wonderful medicine so I made up my mind to try it. Sha hfin taken five bottles

of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and doesn't complain any mora with her back and side aching. She ha3 gained in weight and feels much better. I recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all mothers and daughters." Mrs. M. FiNORE, 51(J Llarcy Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. For special advice in regard to such ailments write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.

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Second Anniversary Sale TITTLE BROS. Wholesale and Retail of all kinds of Fresh and Smoked Moats. We

handle the best and the cheaoest in theiCalumet reaion. This k.-iI V

Ft) lasting two weeks, commencing

Sat., Sept. 13-Ending Sept. 2

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Fresh Leaf Lard 31c Small Fresh Pork Loins ...5914c Small Spring Whole Lamb, 15-18 lbs 1214c Small Fresh Pork Shoulders 25Vc Native Whole Beef Loins 19V2C Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens 38c

Fresh Dressed Stewing Chickens

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n-.otiicr of tii" Fortnis-'itly Club, and m.-i-iy rt-spondfrl with v. ry Interesting talks. The rre?!;ns; was fo!low-i by a Mu-:al hour anj the serving of refresh :ncn! s .

This is a beautiful example of the simplicity of the new fail frocks. It is Lady Duff Gordon's most exquisite simple cown. Th? embroidered pockets and bead chain are the only oecorations. It is made of poiret twill and is an ideal frock for all occasions.

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1'ortc avenue. He has still eleven more months to serve. The young man iias j i t returned to the tatej j from Germany where he was In the A. O. 11., and went throuch the, thickest! of many of the battles in the recent j war without rt-civ ;n a scratch. j

Johnston A. Knisht of U::;o avenue, has rcturnfl home fro:n fair.p Sher

man. i.m,'i. S -r.ee rpt'ir;',:n; fi'm ov- j cras Jyty Mr. Kn slit has ;ent sv- j cral months in the hotntil at Camp Sher:nan. receiv.ns ti i-atnivat. j Mrs. Abi! GoU!s:nith and son Max.' attenieJ the t'c nvoeat.on exercises of I the Kent College, of Law in Chi-.aso. ! lost n;sht. The lat'.er will enter this I M'hool to take up the stu-iy of la-.v. J All parents f the ohildrpn who at-

terd the Bible School p.t the Christian church are invited to attend the service at 9:45 liext Sunday tnornin?. A larte attendance is desired and i efreshments will he served. Th first meet ins; of the nw jpar of the Fortnightly Club was held In the library club roon-.s which was a president's reor.pUan . The A:-ts were n number of hike county president? and fast Presidents of the various women's clubs of the county. The RUests wre introduced by -Madam li'av'dson.

Mrs. Phriend King- went to Shelby iast evening to visit relatives for a ft w days M.ss Neva Icathe was a Ch'-cago -. i.iitor yesterday . Miss Gladys Brown received a letter yesterday from Mrs. Charles Steele, of Howling Green, K5'., in which she stated that her husband d'ed on September 3rd from the effects of burns. He went to start a fire under a steam l.o. Ur when the can of kerosine he had i iiia ban,! exploded and he was so

bar.;.- burned that he died in a few hours. Mr. Steele formerly lived in i

Lowell but moved to Kentucky aDout a yea:- ago. He had many riends here n.. will regret to hear of his demise . Many frcm here are arranging to attend the b'.g republican love feas-t a I Crown Point Saturday. Lowell has a new postmaster. W. H. Morey. assumed his duties as postmaster here this morning. Mrs. Will Sisscns returned yetertlay from Shelby, where she had been visit:!. g- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Pinherton.

Native Sirloin Steak 22c Native Porterhouse Steak... 22c Fancy Native Round Steak. .JQq Fancy Native Short Steaks. 20C Fancy Native Pot Roast.. 121"C Choice Cuts of Native Rib Roast 18c Fancy Native Boiling Beef..rJl'zQ Fresh Made Hamburger stk 12a4c Native Lea of Veal 99n Native Veal Shoulder Roast 19c Native Veal Stew Jg" Native Loin of Veal 22" Hind Quarter Spring Lamb.25Q Fore Quarter Spring

Lamb Fancy Lamb Stew..

Home Mace Sausage Meat.gQQ

Fancy Fresh Pork Sausage Fresh Sliced Liver....

Home Cured Boneless Rump

Corn Beef 20c Sweet Pickie Salt Pork... 35I2C

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Oscar Mayer's Best Tub Lari - 32c NO. 1 Sugar Cured Calli Hams 23-zc Sycamore Square Bacon... I q Home Cured Smoke Spare R,bs I8V2C No. 1 Sugair Cured Wide

Eacon .. No. 1 Sugar Cured

Hams - 36V2c 2 lb. cans of Cooked Corn

Beef 2 large cans of Sauer Kraut Dry Salt Spare Ribs

Fresh Spare Ribs, Neck Bones,

Pig Tails, Pig Snouts, Pig Feet, Pig Hearts will be sold at cost. We handle all kinds of Fresh Smoked Sausages. We also receive all kinds of Fresi Fish daily, sold at cost. WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS DAILY.

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Our meats are the best, our prices are the lowest. We sell just as we advertise. TITTLE BROS. CHARLES BERENDT, Manager. 2717 Cedar St. . Phone 890. Indiana Harbor.

THE STAR STORE Outfitters for Woman. Misses and Children. The store that guides cu to better buins. 58 OAKLEY AVENUE Opposite .Postofflce, Hammond. Phil Resnick, Prop.

YOUR CATARRH MAY LEAD TO CONSUMPTION

Dangerous to Use Treatment for Only Temporary Relief. There is a more serious stage of Catarrh than the annoyance caused by the stopped-up air passages, and other distasteful features. The real danger comts from the tendencyof the disease to continue its course downward until the lungs become atiected, and then dreaded consumption is on your

path. Your own experience has taught you that the disease cannot be cured by sprays, inhalers, atomizers, jellies and other local applications. S. S. S. has proven a most lat'ufactory remedy for Catarrh because it goes direct to its source. Get a bottle today, begin the only logical treatment that gives real results. For free rcedical advice write Medical Director, 47 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

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can grt results if thry v.ill brin their troubles to us.

Expert Overhauling of Motors

Building Cabs and Bodies for trucks designing and building winter tops for passenger cars. In fart, vou have no want that, we cannot supply.

Temme Springs for every make of ear installed while you wait. Let vour next tires be

they are better than ever before. Try them. Fenders straightened and dents removed from auto bodies. Tops and seats recovered. Gabriel Snubbers .Johnson Shock AbsorbersPainting let us Simonize your car. Champion Potato MaeMnery n Co. Fhcne Hammond 3200 Chicago and Sheffield Avenues, HAMMOND

"TT'S the first thing you notice her wonderful white teeth ! And the last thing you forget 1 " Sound teeth are as essendal to good looks as they are necessary to health. With Lazell's Tooth Paste you can keep your teeth clean, white and healthy. Contains ipeclc and chlorate of potash to help prevent pyorrhea.

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ON SALE AT . SUMMERS' PHARMACY, HAMMOND. BELL DRUG CO., GARY. Would They Know You By Your Teeth?

Office Phoae 2955. Residence Phone 1674.; "IdAJESTIC" Clean OCinkerless Coal Sold only by WEST HAMMOND COAL COMPANY J. J. BREHM. Proprietor Freeland Avenue and Michigan Central Tracks QUALITY PREPARATION SERVICE

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PRICE $165.00

We are agents for Victrolas, Edisons, Ci-ys-tolas, Stellas, etc. E

Straobe P

iano & Music Co.

631 Hohman St.

Phone 651.

Hammond.

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