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WHITING, INDIANA Last Time Today Kingdom of Dreams"

Whiting Ad vert is em en ts Are Winners

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WHITING and its PEOPLE

Forty Hours Dev ot ;on wilt hegm at '. John's ?iov?'i Church on n-xt sSaniay. Bish.-.p K'id IKa will be in at- , ndanrf . .Andrew Baran. Jr.. lias reti:rnpil v?re from a visit in Cleveland. Ohio. Officer P. r. Mullaney is o nine sick Ft. Mr. and Mr. .Jesse Cunningham and ia ,ghtr Marguerite, and Mi!a Kdith '.aueenhan spent Sundar visiting' rel

atives in Chi. -a?.-.. The nianiaee of MUs Kmmn St-ver And Mr. Lowell Cook, both' of biting. C'ok pla.-i .n Hatiirdav . Ti-- i.irv.ny was perf.ij ;it-i! .it T.a Fa : t Ind!, by Rev. S. C. Hiiarits t.f the M. K. ohurcti. a former Whiting pastor. 1 poll their r. turn to Whinny. Mr. ,-m.l Mis. Co-k w.nt to the.r n. i.n'n . w 1 i ; . -! t win all in readiness for them. Miklos Hi shan of Kaeine, Wis.. :! nier Whit .tie h;s;nk-js m:n nd a! r:i:an. spent Sunday visiting his parnts ln-r". Mr. U.-shan who h is i,. .mi in tlf a ut ' 'mobile business in ttneine now. report. - that he is opening a nothing storo in its place. Cust. Ketcmbs was arrested hy of. fleer Kt'",lllen on t:. chflrC'' of pe.. rtl.tis without a licrtisf. He was released on a $25 bond to appear for trial . I.lnvd nj c hert '." who has been vrv

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ill n the g..vei nttient hospital in Chi- j UK.- U i-nowins slight siscns of iniprovemers! . j I!,is.m'!I Hurler of Wa5h-nton has located in Whittnx and taken a pofl- J tion at 'he Mtandar'l (Ml plant. j Mr. a.id Mis. Hull and daughter of j 5r.endan meime liove moved to the j C. c. EihTlilsc' home, 425 New York ay'-nu". Mr. ICt'ier'dsce has decided j to continue to rtide there also. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Eu- j t.',i Ji. n was baptized hy Father ;

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Charles White Is the little four-year-old hoy who has teen attracting ration-wide attention because of hia unusual strength and Herculean build. He juprgles weights, boxes and does acrobatic stunts considered marvelous. One of his weight-lifting feats is raising an eighteenpound lar above his head. He weighs only fifty pounds himself. He has won the prsze at the annual Syracuse, N. Y- baby show each year and hag heen offered a good salary by a Pennsylvania vaudeville man-

Sunday and was nam(i William Arthur. The fprnsurj were the child's aunt an.i ur.rle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dexler. Mrs. John Mtlvin oi Atchison avenue have returned home from .St. Joseph, Mich., whrf she spent a fk taking treatments for rheumatism. James Walfrh of Chicago spfnt Sunday here visitinc his sistrs. Mrs. Marie Muldoon and Mia Wa'sh tT Central everuc. Geoige Jr . the sixteenth month r,ld fon of Mr. ani Mrs. C.enrge Tarktr, was tjuita severely burned about the head, ear and shr.ulder on last Saturday evening- when he pulled the tea pot off the table. The tea. had bean poured fur dinner sn that fortunately" not much reinainel in the pot. While very painful the baby is not seriously burned and i. improving. MUses Ruth Spring and Dorothy Smith of Austin. y;cct the week-end here as the frueFts of Mrs. V R. JenKins of llith street.

ROBERTSDALE

Benson and Hiil, Tires. Catteries and i Vulcanizing'. tl2S Hohirmn sii-t, Hami mond. ph"ne mil. eori 2w.

f the Robertsdale church in ii't'ihfr : I. 22 and 23 .

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j Don't forget the date. j Sewing committee meets as usual an j Wednesday afternen-n at Mrs George j Bader's home, on Myrtle avenue. f Mr. and Mrs. H. fiats of EaM Side, j were visitors at the Atchison home on i I,ake avenue on Sundsv . j Mr. and Mrs. hon Fachlam and Miss i lv. Cnimon were v(itnrs at the John I Peterson home on Mj rtl avenue on I Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth of Olivine, 1 Iowa. ere visitors at the home nf Mr. and Mrs U u 1 etreu of Roberts avenue. ! Mr. snd Mrs. V. Ti in in, en t er ta !ned j a number of triends at their honie on j Sunday. 'Mr. and Mu. W. Sotilke ' and sun. Ohvr F. v.-. the and Mr. and I Mrs. P. Karr. all f Cht'aao.

Mr. and Mrs. Stance of Indiana boulevard. wer Chiinsf" business visitors the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs Frank M Neil of Robert avenue, entertain -'i Mr. and Mrs. 1". Stnplft'.n f Knclewood. at a fix ..'clock dinner Siit'irday evening. Mi. n-ni'V KBtrers ' f Lake avenue, was a 'liic-HSo bu8-;v- . visitor on last Sa t ii rday . The T. F A. of the Rr,bertsa!e ehurcli will meet st the home of frs. F. Rink hammer of Mji't avenue, this evening at 7.3A o'elo.k. The little nn of Mr. and M'rs . C.

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Instant Postum, large sizo 45C .small pizp 27C

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Arbuckle Yuban Coffee lb. 49c

American Family Soap 7 bars, 1 bar Kirk's White Flako Soap 50c

Salada Tea V'o lb. pkg. 12c

Farrell A 1 Nut Margarine lb. 32c

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Annual Pure Food Show Continues Until Saturday, October 18th, Inclusive Yesterday marked the opening of our Annual Pure Food Show an event known by all throughout Hammond and its adjoining communities. From one end of the big spacious Grocery Depirtment to the other is strung a line of eatables fit for the fastidious tastes of a queen. "The Great White Way" named after New York's famous thoroughfare for its many lights and interesting features is the aisle or place where demonstrations are being held. Demonstrators representing most every conceivable eatable or household need from all over the country are in booths on each side of this highway; soliciting earnestly your attentions and anxiously awaiting to be asked any questions concerning their products. Folks who attended the Show yesterday enjoyed themselves beyond recall. They accepted our invitation for what it was and stayed throughout the day. A record breaking crowd is predicted for tomorrow and Ave trust you are among it. Remember the show Continues until S 3,te October 18th inc.

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Fashion's Forecast

By Annabel Worthington.

LADY'S AND MISS' DRESS. The desijn illustrated in N'o. 9294 will make a very fraeefui weddinj- drew, for the pattern contains a panel train, eut this may be omitted if tie refulatiom length is desired. The blouee Is la the fashionable cuirass effect, takiaf the place of a girdle. The 'back paael anay b blouaed at the waisUioe. The long, fall e'.eeTea are perforated so that tkey may be made shorter. The two piece straight akirt ia joined to aa enderwtist The lady's and mise' dress Xo. 8294 ia cut in sixes 16 and IS years and 36 to 44 bust msasure. Width at lower edge is ! yards. The 36 inch size requires 5S jards 40 inch material for drea Xo. 1, or 4 yarda 40 inch for dress Xo, 2 with

out train.

r.Kgrers of Ike avenue, has been ailing for a f r. w tii ys . A!r. and Mrs. H. Ererkman entertained the former's sister who was recently married lo Mr. Thomas Murray both of Chicago, at their home in the West Park Addition for the weekend. Mrs W. Brodcrick of Lincoln avenue returned to hr home after a short varation spent at Marlon. Ind., visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs Jam's Nicholscn of Roberts avenue, spent Sunday at Valparaiso -visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. EgK'rs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Timra and Clarence Eapers, were euests at the Christner home in, -hiiago last Saturday evening.

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John MTrierTJr., and Mrs. 4arySinler. Sr.. visited Friday with Mrs. John M'iller, Jr., at Hammond in the hospital. Miss Theresa Keilman returned to her home Saturday evening- from a week's visit with relatives in Hammond . Al Ports and family of Hammond. vi?ited Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Theilen of Ch -cago spent Sunday here -withr relatives Mr. Phillip Keilman. Jr.. of Dyer, v;sitd Sunday and Monday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schuial . Sli-s .Bernard Boeeker is cn tie s'.ek l!st.

Mrs . c. I,. Ki itt. n nd daimhter. visited a few davs at Hammond. Kd. KlaSpen of Hammond spent last Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Klatisen.

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Kdward JJpanier and Jas. Baumgartner. left for Detroit. Mulligan, on last Friday niKht. Our teacher attended Institute in Hammond on Saturday. Miss Asrnes Kahler spent the weekend at Hammond with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Keilman. Mrs. James Andrews and Mrs. TersFa. Ieeds were Hammond -visiters on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Phi! Keilman and their daughter. Leona, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Srhmal at Pt. John.

Don't throw ytrar paper iw) without reading the want d pas.

Real Estate at PUBLIC AUCTION 475 Acre Farm Crown Point, Indiana The. farm known as the Ellsworth McNair farm will be sold to close a partnership on Wednesday, Oct. 2Jtb. at 1 : ?,o P. M . on the premises. 5Vi mtlog Southeast of Crown Point. Indiajia, and 1 mile from Leroy, Indiana.. 45 mile? from Chicago on a splendid, macadam road from the City. Under high ftate of cultivation one of the best improved farms in lAke County mostly tiled and fenced with hog tight fences. Splendid grove of 15 acres. A pood eiRht room house and in extra good condition a small tenant house largp cattlo ar.d feeding barn, double corn crib, hog houses, machine sheds, ehk-ken houses, jrarage. stock scale, 300 ton Hilo 3 good wells, spring and two windmills. Pennsylvania R. Ti. passes through farm ide track for four cars, and unloading chute on the place. About. 60 acres of fall wheat and rye will be Included with th sale of the farm. Thla Is a first-class stock and grain farm and a grand opportunity for e.ome one to start fanring at once. Possession given Feb. 1st, 1920. TERMS: Five per cent cash on day of sale, ten per cent Jan nary 1st, 1920, balnnce of purchase price to be secured by mortgage on farm payable in five year? at 5' interest.

AUCTIONEERS R. K. McCOLL, WM. SMITH