Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 93, Hammond, Lake County, 6 October 1919 — Page 6

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THE TIMlSa. Mondav, October . 1919.

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Wliiting Advertisements Are Winners

PRINCE OF WALES MAY ACQUIRE HOME OF OWN IN WALES

ilrs. David J. Paskwlet of Sheridan avriiaf, has returned home from Michigan wiser she spent savei&l weeks taking treatments. Mrs. C. t. Matkey -will entertain the members of the Tri Kappa Sorority at her home in Oliver street tonight. ilrs. Lee K. Clarke of Beloit. Wis., is visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mr. J. 1. Clark of LaPorte avenue. Miss Vera Wilson entertained tier mother from Iowa over the week-end. ilrs. James West of Central avenue, is in the Lakeview hospital in Chicago, where he is receiving treatments previous to undergoing an operation. Mre. West hat been in a very serious condition, having been !11 for some time. Mrs. G. W. Fredenburs of Central avenue has returned horn from a visit at Conray and Marlon. Ohio, where she visited her boarher and sister. Mrs. Drew is confined to her home in Atchison avenue by Illness. Mrs. Wilson of LaPorte avenue, left Friday for Nebraska to make on extended visit with relatives. The Ladles Aid of the M. E. Church will give a silver Tea at the home of Mrs. George Humphrey's on Central avenue next Wednesday afternoon. P.ev. Homer P. Ivey of the M. E. Church Is attending the M. E. conference at Frankfort, Ind. Mrs. Ivey left for Frankfort Friday to Join .him and to visit her sister who resides in that city. Milton Susar of New York avenue, will take up the study of dentistry at Northwestern university. The laying of the sewers on the Infilani Development Subdivision has be-un.

ad are rrrtxeU liy Thw Wliltln Co.. 5-4. 110t a St., Phone 138-W.

LOST Bunch of keys, one brass padlock key in Whiting, reward for return. Whiting News. . 10-6-1

PRINCESS THEATKE TONIOHT. JACX PICXFOBD In "A BT7KGX.AB BT PROXY." You remember how much you enjoyed "Bill Apperaon'a Boy"? "A SURSLAS BY PROXY" la even better

yet. The very best work Jack Fiekford

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The remains of Mrs. Minnie Bruning. 84 years, were shipped to Green Bay, Wis., on Saturday niht. where interment took place yesterday. Rev. Splolgerger of the Kobertsdale church conducted the services at the Bruning home in Central avenue on Saturday evening at 7 p. m. The deceased is survived by her son. Henry Pruning of Whiting with whom she has been making her home and her son and daughter Fred Bruning and Mis. Louise Sohmitt of Chicago. Joseph M. Odrobinak of Whiting has received his discharge from the L. S. Navy and has returned home. The young man enlisted in April, 191". and has made several trips from the United States to France and Italy. Misses Mary and Julia Real, the former a local school teacher and the latter Whit!ng"s social worker have purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Franklin Dent. 113S Lincoln avenue. West Park addition. Their mother who until now, has been residing in Chicago will move to Whit-

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HAIR GROWN ON MR. BRITTAIN'S BALD HEAD BY INDIANS' MYSTERIOUS HAIR GROWER

My head at tie top and back irts absolutely bald. The s?lp w ihiny. An expert laid that s he thought the hair root wera extinct, and there was no hope of my ever Having a nef hair growth. Yet now, at an age erer 65. I hare a luxuriant growth of soft, strong, luotronl hair I No trace of baldneis. Tae pictures ihowa tier are from my photograph. Indians' Secret ol Hair Growth

At a time when I had become discouraged at

trying rarioca calr lotions, tonics, specialist!

treatments, etc., I came across, in my Cherokee Indian "medicine man" wl

Although I had but little laitn, I gave it a trial. To in 7 amazement a light fuzi saon appeared. It developed, day by day, into a healthy growth, and ere long my hair was as proline as in xaj youthful day. That I teas astonished and happy it erpresstng my state of mini mildly. Obviously, the hair roots had not been dead, but were dormant in the scalp, awaiting the fertilizing potency of the mysterious pomade. I negotiated for and came into possession of the principle for preparing this mysterious elixir, now caiied Kotalko, and later had i.'Mn nut ntn nraetical form br a chemist.

Photo wht n tat. Thst my own nair growth was permanent has been amply proved. Msay teen and woxen, also children, have reported satisfactory results from Kotalko. How YOU May Grow YOUR Hair v. Tinnjxt belief u that fcair roots rarely die even when

the hair falls oat through dandruff, lever, eseessive dryness

or oiaer aiaoraers, & bt u wi "i experts that often when hair falls out the roots become Imbedded within the scalp, covered by hard akin, so that they remain for a time like bulba or seeds in a bottle which will grow when fertilised. Shampoos (which ceataln alkalis) and hair lotions whicn contain alcohol are enemiea to the hair, as they dry it. making it brittle. Kotalko eontalna those elements of nature which give new vitality to the scalp and hair.

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TERRIFYING DISCOMFORTS FROM SKIN DISEASES

Itching end Darning Eruptions Tor terra Victim. If yeror skin seetna ablaxe with the fiery, burning and itching; of Eczema, real and lasting relief can only come from treatment that goes below the surface that reaches down to the very source 1 of the trouble. Skin-diseases come from a disordered condition of the blood, and search far and near.

yoa cannot find a blood remedy that approQ'cbea S. S. S. for real efficiency. S. S. S. ha been on the market for fifty years, during which time it has been giving uniform satisfaction for all disorder for which it is recommended. If yon want prompt relief, yoa can rely upon S. S. S. For expert advice as to the treatment of your own individual case, write to-day to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Ca., Dept. 44, Atlanta, Ga.

Cardiff Castle in Wales and the Marchioness of Bute.

It has been an odd instance of the past that the Prince of Wales has at no time had a place of his own in Wales, but it is believed that CardilT Castle, this master piece of the blending of the ancient and modern, will be purchased for this purpose It .is ownsd by the Marauis of Bute, Tvho is not very fond of his inheritance. Commenced a few years after the Norman conquest, Cardiff Castle was completed about 1100 A, D. It was

originally much like Kenilworth, but had been sacked by Cromwell. When it passed into po.'pesion' of Lord Bute's family, it was perfectly restored, with modern improvements and ftTnishinpi. The prince visited Cardiff Castle before leaving for America. The Marchioness of Bute proved a charming hostess. She was known before her marriage a.-t Augusta Mary, the daughter of Sir H. Bel-lingham.

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of Kotalko (with, teetimonials. etc.) may be obtained by Bending ten cents, silrer or stamps, to my address below. JOHN HART BRnTAIN, B. C. 723Station F

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Hammond Electric and Msgneto Exchange

TELEPHONE HAMMOND 325. IF YOUR TROUBLES ARE ELECTRICAL SEE US. Overhauling and Rebuilding All Makes Generators, Starters, Coils and Magnetos. Magnetos Re-Charged. Radiators Repaired. 75 per cent of motor trouble is your ignition. See us for your motor troubles. 642 HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND, IND-

lrg as soon as they can get possession of the house.

Mr. and Mr?. Thomas S. Bnyle of

Sheridan avenue are entertaining the

former's father from Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Wilson Lee has uold her home

on Ohio avenue to Mr. and Mrs. McClellan. Several Whiting men employed in

the surrounding cities, are out of work I

owing to th steel strike. John Halajick and Waldo Holmes were both injered when the Spurrier truck in which they were riding collided with a street car at South Chicago.

CROWN POINT NEWS flappenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

Mint Jeli

Try Mint Jiffy-Jell with roast lamb or cold meats. It is vastly better than mint

sauce, x ry Jiffy-Jell desserts with their real

fruit flavors in essence form, in vials. Each is so rich in condensed fruit juice that it makes a real fruit dainty. Yet they cost no more than old-style gelatin; desserts.

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10 Flavor, at Your Grocer' 2 Pacha gf for 25 Cnt

Aloysius G. Hangs of Chillcothe. O., who Is visitlnir at the Cook home and Miss Mary Cook, spent Sunday with

j friends in Elmluirst, 111. I Mra. Clara. Sherman and Mifses El'f j ie Frey, Louise Dictc-l and Libbie Miku- ! ta attendt-d the Fall Festival at North

Jud.son on Saturday. Mr. aiid Mrs. Arthur Meyer who have, been living In Crown Point since Mr. Meyer's return from overseas, have gone to Chicago to reside.

Miss Ida Heckleman who is employed ' in Countv .Auditor Poland's office, en

tertained friends from Hammond over the week-end. Charles DuDois and wife o? Hammond tpent the wek-er.d with tht family of John Ludwig. Mrs. Ludwig being a gister of Mr. DuBoi. Miss Ida S.-huii.lt t-t tin city, spent Saturday and Sunday in Chicago with Miss Margaret Jansen. The American Legion had its inv1td t-to-gether meeting at the Central Music Hall on Saturday night. J-

I most enjoyable, evening was sp'nt ty j Uncle Sam's former fighters in the rei cent world war. Aout sixty mmj hers are enroll-d in the Fred S-hmidt ; Tost of the American Legion in Crown Point. The affair was In the nature J of a fmalif-r ami a s-- od program and

eats combined to make the evening a most enjoyable one. Mis. C H. Nixon and daughter Mary, are in Chicago today with thei;- '. r i e n d s . Mis. "William Kelcr accompanied her daughter Katharine, to Sargent last week, and will visit in the East n while befure she returns to Crown Vcint. XEW MARRIAGE I.JCE.E9 John Dobay, Ind. Harbor: Mary Horwath, Indiana Harbor. Lviniel Taylor of Gary; Elizabeth Campbell. Gary. Edward Frieison, Gary: Bessie Compton. Gary. Walter M. Potter, Lowell; Ura Fern Jehnson. Lowell. Harry E. Drackert. Hammond: Julie Dietrich. Hammond. Jasper PavazzI, Gary; Vera Ruch ot Gary. Edwin M. Comeford. Gary; Mildred Lavies, Gary. Antonio K'ispo. Gary; Anna Julia of Gary . John r. Childress Lowell; GIa-!y.-Tilt on, Lowell. Cnrl . Mnchala, Gary; Lucille P T.-.aelen, Gary.

TpO take crude oil and separate it, without waste, into a maximum number of useful products is the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ideal of its duties as a public servant. By utilizing those fractions of the crude which otherwise would be waste, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) becomes a conservator of raw materials, thereby adding to the nation's wealth. At its refineries more than 20C0 products are made, each one serving a definitely useful purpose. These cover everything made from crude cil, frcm petroleum ether and surgical dressings, to paving asphalt and petroleum coke. By manufacturing so complete a line of related products, the Company is able to minimize, the cost of each, and can sell to you the particular item you need at a low price because the other 1999 are carrying their true proportion of manufacturing costs. B3' reason of its thorough organization and the achievements of its manufacturing department, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has been able to fill its obligations as a public servant by increasing its sphere of usefulness to meet the ever increasing requirements of the public. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1848

ROBERTSDALE

Bell

System

Clear enunciation in a well modulated tone insures ease in making one's self understood over the telephone. Don't shout. Speak slowly. Speak into the transmitter, not over,' under or to the side of it. Hurried, indistinct, and noisy talk makes for misunderstanding, delay and dissatisfaction. vThe telephone is a mechanical device and can only register the personal methods of the user. It must be carefully and intelligently used if satisfactory results are to be obtained. CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY

Mrs. Fred Lingham. well known In Robrtsdale and Whiting, and ?:?ter of Mrs. J. Wickhorst. died at Coloma, Mich., Saturday mornir? at 8 a. in., funeral will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m. at the home of her iter, Mr. Jacob Wickhorst. The Sewing comniltie of the coming bazaar, will meet at the home of Mrs. G. G. Bader on Tuesday afternoon, instad of Wednesday on account of thn Ladies ld meeting on that day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hannapel of Enajlewood visited the latter's mother. Mrs. Catherine Schaaf of Indiana boulevard on Friday evening. J. Hc:mnick of Myrtle avenue, has returned fro his trip to Selina, Ohio, where he tjient several weeks with relatives. Hoy Moore, of Myrtle avenue, had the misfortune to have his motorcycle itolen last Thursday evening: on Roberts avenue, where lie ltlt his whefl a. short while and when he rt turned the wheel was gone. Mrs. Gertrude Shack and granddaughter Clara, were Chicago visitora cn Friday.

McCarthy of Indiana in Hammond on busi-

Mrs. Runnel boulevard, was ness 011 Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Swank of Indi-

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kg-gers of Lake avni:e. entertained the latter's brother Will Selii'er. of East Side, and Miss Verna Sear of Er.glewood at a six o'clock dinner at their home on Sunda y . Mrs. Anderson and daughter Josephine of RoiiTts avenue wore Chicago fchoj.per on Saturday. Miss Ceclla K;?'ra of Lake avenue, was a Chicago business visitor Saturday. LJ , ,Jt 1 JJ 13

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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

Compound Restored Her to Health.

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ana Harbor epent Th'irsday eveninsr j visiting the latter's paienuts, Mr. and 1 Mrs. C Masterson. i

Miss Beta White of f.

Rcbertfcdalo basiness Saturday .

Miss Ruth at her home

hir-ago. was a

i.-:lor on last

Masters' n was surpriFd on Friday evening, when

a number of her fri-nds walked in on Ruth, a very delightful tin:e was h.id by the young people, the evening was indulged in music and games and a very dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. H. P.reckman and daughter. Violet of the West Park addition were in Chicago an business Saturday. Mr. George Slack of Pearl street, employed at the Gluc-ose, Is home on a two week'a vacation. Mrs. Otto Uieser and her two little daughters returned home after several weeks spent at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ingram of Wheeler.vlnd . vir M:itn wii-iifirst of Mvrtlp av

enue, spent Friday in Chicago visiting j

her parents. Mrs. W. Starring has return-d to her home in Inf.jana boulevard after having spent two month visiting at the home of relatives in Omaha. Neb. Mrs. A. Johnson and Mrs. Ruebottom of Ppail street, were Chicago business visitors on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. slack of Tearl St., attended a theatre in Chicago last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Ho'sworth. moved into their new home on Myrtle avenue, formerly liing on Fearl St.

- "For three severe female

trouble, was nervous, had backache and a pain in my fide most of the lime. 1 had ciizry spells ana was often 60 faint I could not walk across tho floor. The doctor f aid I would have to have an operation. I read about Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable .Compound in

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tried it No-.v I r.m fcettrr, icti strong, have no pains. Lcckache or dizzy s;eliF. Every cr.e ic'.lz rr.o hew well J look, and 1 tcif ih. m to use Lydia E. rinkhim't VcfjetdLIe Compound that 13 what ncfir.s ire feel well end look well. I rccommpr.ded it to my eister and she is using' it now. You can use this letter if you with, for it i3 certainly a grand remedy for a woman's lib." Mrs. Martha Stanislawski, 524 Pern St., icrth Amboy, N.J. For forty years Lvdia E. Fin!;hnm'3 V-gt'tJ.b!c Compound has been overcoming such serious conditions as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, irregularities, ptriooic paints, backache, dizziness, and nervous prostration rf women, and is now considered the standard rt-rr.ei'y fur such ailments.

The Winter Season Now Open at the INDIANA GARDENS Roller Skating Every Evening and Sunday Afternoon. DANCING SUNDAY EVENING

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" JANt but he has a fine set of teeth, the lucky young dog ! I wish I had, taken care of the healthy grinders I had v.hcn 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 ?

FINISH THE JOB

Hare that sick heating plant attended to NOW. Tell your heating troubles to J. A. LaMERE HEATING AND SANITARY ENGINEER. 307 Sibley Street. Phone Hammond 290.