Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 81, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1919 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Monday, September 22, 1010

WHITING ''and its PEOPLE

Miss Ixuls Vater of LaPorte avenue haj entered the Northwestern University, living with relatives In Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Paris. 111., ara visiting their daughter, Mrs. 11. C. Green of Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robison of Whiting1 have purchased the home of Mr. C M. McPaniel. former Supt. of the Hammond schools, at 4 4 Detroit street, in Hammond where the are now residing. Miss Helen rwyer. sister of Mrs. L. C. Grubb of 119th street, has entered the St. Mary's Episcopalian school at Knoxvllle, 111. C. H. Gardner and family have moved into the flat In Sherindan avenue which they recently purchased. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Flint. Harry Hitter of Sheridan avenue, has entered Purdue University at LaFayettrS, Ind. Fostmaster and Mrs. George "W. Jon-s celebrated their arolden wedding anniversary by entertaining their children and grand-children at dinner at their home in 119th street. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown and son George, of Whiting; Hal Jones and daughter, Mi.s Xellie and Guy Jones and sons Clifford and Henry of Hammond. ' Rev. Weiss of Hammond is preaching at the First Church of Christ, since tha resignation of the former pastor. Rev. George "W. Jcnos. Thot-; Earnett hss returned from Cle' -',,: - Oh:, where he spent t'iree " " "i relatives. V.-- t reph E. Kyl and daughter. t:-. : ar.d M:ss Mildred Duegun -ire ' ' honaa tcnight. from Altoona, -I-' "'"'do Jer.r.fr.rs will entertain 3 7 -! iiappa Sorority at her hame in - ' - street tnnight. Ihe repular meeting af the tr. B. A. cf the Macabees, will be held on Wednesday evening at whi'-h Mrs. L!tin'( corrroittee will entertain an entertainment -ai refreshments will be In order. The V. H. School athletic assocla-

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

mma are arrcfted by The YVI.Itlna New Co.. 03-1. llh St.. Phone 139-W. STAB. THEATRE Billy West is funnier than ever in "THE TENDERFOOT'' at The Star Theatre Tonight, along with "TEMPTATION" the bia feature hit. Enid Bennett tomorrow. 9-I2-1 PRIrF,S THEATRE TOMGHTi "THE GCILTT MAN," a Paramount Artcraft production, directed by Tom Ince with an all star cast; also a Keystone comedy. 9-22-1

FOOD FROM THE U. S. PREVENTS FAMINE IN RUMANIA

TETVli'ASON WET the Del-use Theafre is ruuaing1 Naziniova in "The Brat" Is because it is good. A great many people wanted o know why we did not ran "The "Bad lantern." We toid them to ask people who bad seen It and that would explain it. Kiiimova appears in "The Brat" all the tune.

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Hon held their annual election of officers which resulted as follows: President, Nicholas Keckich; Vice-President Wm Thiessen; Secretary James Burke Treasurer. Arvine Green; Faculty Treasurer O. M. Merriman; Members at Large. Thomas Matthews and Win. Vater; Board. Giles W. Gray; public speaking departments. Miss . L,ig?ett and Mr. Hart: Physical Culture departmnt and Lmar C. Grubb. principal . The Music and Art Section of the Fortnightly Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Klose on 119th street tomorrow afternoon. Those to appear on the program are Madam Davidson. Mrs. Gordon. Mr? . Vernon. Mrs. Rhea and Mrs. Hoskinson. Mrs. Roy E. Green entertained the Tri Kappa Sorority and friends at her home i nl'entral avenue on Friday evening. The eveninsr wa sdelightfully spent in cards after which a luncheon was served.

ROBERTSDALE

V Its Evelyn Schlundt returned to hr litrre in Valparaiso after spending a week at the Preesen home on Roberts avenue. Mrs. Frank Felger or Norfolk. Neb., way a guest at the home of the Marti last week . Mr. ar.d Mrs. A. Judson of Cleveland avenue, are visiting the latter's uncle at Yates City. 111. Mr. J. Warden was -a Chicago theatre goer on Saturday evening. Mr. end Mrs. M. Ferguson of Indiana Harbor spent Wednesday visiting at the ho:ne of Mr. and Mrs. L. Martz of Myrtle avenue. Mrs. J. Coughlin of Roberts avenue, is u pand around again tffter being on Mrs. Oust Vtesch visited with her

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307 Sibley Street. Phone Hammond 290.

Army officers and Red Cross workers checking ,up American food at Galatz, KSiania, before distributing it, and elimpse of kin? and queen of Rumania during visit to newly acquired province of Transylvania. Queen is talking to peasant girl. King is at queen's left. Food sent from the United States and distributed mainly through the American Red Cross has prevented a farcine in Rumania. The food situation In Rumania was made more acute by the acquisition by that country of Transylvania, in which millions of Rumanians lived formerly under foreijjm. domination.

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the sick list for ome time. friends at East Chicago last Fridav. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lanohr and Mr. i and Mrs. Fred Langohr motored to j Hessville on Thursday to visit with ' friends. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Navata of Myrtle avenue on ; Sunday. Mother and baby are doins,-' very nicely. j Virgil Macoy left Friday fir Kutawo Ken., to spend a two M"eV;'? vavation visiting her e rand-parent s .

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was a Hanrnond visitor the letter part f ihe week. A number of our Robertsdale people attended the White City Bail Room on Saturday evening .

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tween the toes, and the hard skin cal luses from bottom of feet. A tiny bottle of "Freezone." costs lit

tie at any drug store; apply a fevr drops upon the corn or callus. Instantly It stops hurting, then shortly you lift thst bothersome corn or callus right off. root and all, without one bit of paia

or soreness. Truly! No humbug's-Adv.

Bell

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A cigar in the mouth and an .averted face don't help in a telephone conversation. The vast majority of telephone calls are rnade for business reasons and conversations should be carried on in a businesslike way. When speaking over the telephone speak directly into the transmitter with the lips close to but not touching it. Speak distinctly slowly and quietlye

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familv h"re. Mrs . James White of Brookston and Mr?. Prank Adkinson of Delphi, returnd to their homes Saturday after a 'F:t here with the former's daushtr. Mr.-. Andy Nichols and family. Mrs. YVillif-.m Miners uf Chicago, and Mrs. Saxon of DesMoines, returned to tse;r homes Saturday after a visit here with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. f-" . ('. K-nnry, and ovher relatives :ere. Miss r.isie McConnell, who is working in Hammond, is home on a month's vacation. John Lucas, who has been section foreman here for several years, has been promoted to the position of roadmaster. His division runs from Indianapolis to Chicago. J'Nj,n has been with tr. company for.ow.-r twenty-five years aril the promotion has been ea rned . Attorni-y George TTorshman and El Knisht of Crown Point tame down lat evening an din company with Attorney V. K. Roberts went from here to Indianapolis. Mr. ar.i Mrs. Charles Thompson of Hammond visited their daughter Mrs. Clarence Filler and family here Saturday night and yesterday.

HIGHLAND

A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Terpstra of Highway avenue, Wednescday, Sept. 17. Wm. Harkema was a Chicago visitor Thursday. Miss Emma Penning, Dr. Malmstone snd Blaine Hutchins of Griffith, spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hutchins. Mrs. M. Franchl and daughter. Gladys, spent Friday in Chicago. J. J. Klein-man of Chicago, transacted business in Highland Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. Andrews and family of Kentland. spent a few days in Highland the fore part of the week. P,ev. Andrews attended Presbytery in Hammond Monday and Tuesday. C. M. Hutchins, r.. spent a couple of davs in Kentland the latter part of

the week. Mr. and Mrs. Van der Woude and

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spriesma f Roseland, III., motored out to Highland on Thursday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Nirk Schoon. La.vrence Hill has Just purchaeed a. new Ford from the Bunnell Auto Sales Co.. of Hammond. Mrs. R. A. ?parks spent the past week visiting in Markle and Ossian. Ind. . A large number of out of town people attended the social given by the Ladies' Aid Society Thursday evening, anions them being fro mHammon's ar.d Griffith. About $S0 ,is taken in during the evening. The social and entertainment given by the toadies Aid society of the Congregational churi hThtirsday evening, proved a grand success, the proceeds amounting to about $S3. A very plea si. ap program was rendered by our home people with the help cf Ir. F. A. Malmstone of Griffith and Mrs. Ir

ene nuncan IJedelow ot Hammond

.iter tne program, ice cream, cake, pie and ' effee was served to those desiring refreshments and the handwork of the ladies was sold at auction. Later game? were enjoyed by the young people and all report a most p!eatanf evf nins. The ladles wish especially to thank the out of town people for their help both by taking part in the program and in their attendance. Mrs. John Fiuminer of Ade, formerly a resident of Highland. Is visiting at the home of Mr. and -Mrs. H. J. I.ydick. Mrs. George F. Plocum entertained her mother and brother of Lansing, on Thursda yafternoen. Mrs. K. T. Werdman. Marguerite Werdman and Master Glenn Thilmont, were Chicago shoppers Wednesday. Mi.-s Kate Hook is entertaining a young lady friend from Chicago a,t her home this week . Mrs. W. Wells spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting her sister In Chicago. It is being rumored about town that one of our prominent widowers has again entered the state of matrimony. The good wishes' of the people are extended to him if this report Is true. The Congregational church which has been undergoing some vast changes this summer is now completed and dedicatory services were held in the remodled and enlarged building Sunday morning. Sept. 21. at 10.30 o'clock, special services were held and all outsiders are always welcome.

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IS it a thoroughly lubricated machine, owned and controlled by one man, who is able to manipulate it as he sees .fit with figureheads to do his bidding by push button control? OR Is it an organization of men animated by ideals of service, human sympathies, and a far seeing understanding of conditions in a highly specialized branch of industry? The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is owned and controlled by 4549 stockholders, not one holding as much as 10 percent of the total stock. It is managed by 7 men, who, individually, have won their way to the top by giving each day the kind of service which the public found it profitable to pay for. The policy of the Company in its relation to the public is laid down by these 7 men, which is to render the individual consumer in the eleven states served by the Company the kind of service they demand and find it profitable to pay for. It is the earnest desire of these 7 men, holding the trusteeship of management, to intensify the usefulness to the public of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana), and to broaden the scope of its service so that the Company may discharge its obligations as a public servant in a manner satisfactory to the stockholders and beneficial to the world at large.

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Fashion Forecast

Bv Annabel Worthington.

BOY'S SUIT. An individual little suit for the boy of any size up to six- years ia illustrated in No. 9317. It makes up very attractively with contrasting material for trimming. The blouse is separate and is tut ou straight lines. The front edges are rolled back to form reTers. to which the square collar is attached. The full length sleeves are gathered into cuffs of the contrasting material- The straight trousers are separate. The boy's suit No. 9337 is cut in siien 2, 4 and 6 years. The 4-year site requires yards 32-inch material, with yard 36-inch contrasting material and 4 fui SG-inch lining "

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I got better right away and was soon a new woman and could work hard, and I enn recommend these remedies to other young mothers who are weak and ailing as I was." Mrs. Ora O. Bowers, 621 S. Hosmer Street, Lansing, Mich. "tomen who ara in Mr?. Bowers' condition should not continue to suffer from weakness and pain but profit from her experif-nce and give this famous root ar.d herb remedy, Lydia E. Tinkham's Vegetable Compound, a trial. For suggestions in regard to your condition write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their AO years' cxpericn. e is at your service.

Mr. J. B. Scheldt and Georjfe Beck were Irtmmond visitors Thursday. M!s? L.ena Ptrauch is spending this week at home. Everyone reported a good time at the "Corn Shock ingr Pee," griven by Mr. and Mrs. Chan. Malley, Friday nipht. Prizes were given to co'uples that had their portion shocked first. F;r.t prize won by Lillian Strauch

and Ja k Larky: second prize won by Lena Strauch and Robert Randhtn; liooby rize won by Jack Randhan and Mary Strauch. A very flne luncheon was served. Mr. Lee and Walter Johnsson of Chicago are spending the week-end at fhe home of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. AV. Peterson.

Catarrh Is a Real Enemy and

lires Vigorous Treatment

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Wljen jr use medicated sprays.

atomizers and douches for your Catarrh, you may succeed ia unjtoppiag; the choked-up air passAges for the time being, but this annoying condition returns, and you have to dq, the same thing over and over again. Catarrh has never yet been cured by these local applications. Hare you ever experienced any real benefit from such treatment?

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EYES ScicntificaUy Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed. oo

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141 E. State St.

Hammend, Ind.

NICK PORTEK Farm Sale Auctioneer Highlands, Ind. Call or write for dates. Terms reasonable.

" 71TAN, but he has a fine set - of teeth, the lucky young dogl I wish I had taken care of the healthy grinders I had when I was his age!" Begin now to take care of your teeth. Lazell's Tooth Paste will keep them sound and white. Contains ipecac and chlorate of potash to help prevent pyorrhea.

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Would They Know You By Your Teeth ?

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