Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 102, Hammond, Lake County, 16 October 1919 — Page 6

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A. A. WINSLOW TO RETURN TO POST A. A. Wlnelow, consul-general of the United State to New Zealand, who hae been visiting In Lake county for the last four months, will leave wlt.! his wife the latter part of this week for the West. - They expect to eail from Vancouver. B. C, for Auckland. New Zealand, In about four weeks. He has bean consul-general at that point four years and returns to his dutlee after receiving a promotion cf one grad 1 lithe service. HERMAN BLECK HAS GOOD CROP OF YAMS Of tiSt tfce tfcousands of swwet potato pi Jit a given away last Spring by FVnk R. Bets, at the Oostltn. Meyn ft Hastings real estate ffclce, only the rnes given to Herman Bleck. ceem to have amounted to anything. At least Mr. lileck Is the only man who has reported any success with them. Yesterday he brought a large sack of fine sweet potatf?s to Mr. Bets and said that they had grown well In the garden at bis horue. 23 Ogden street, Hammond. The potatoes grow In almost ny kind ef soil and were Introduced extensively throughout Indiana this year. Twenty-three carloads of plants were ahipped Into the stat. The farce et the office of the Hammond real esatte firm was kept busy two two duys and nights dealing out the plants to Lake county people. TRY MARSHAL FOR KILLING "SUICIDE." INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! EovoaO a etaoi ar ara rar ara LaPORTE. Ir.d., Oct. 16 The etate today began the Introduction of evidence In the trial for murder of David Weed, former Bremen marshal charged with slaying Alfred Nufer at his Marshall county home lait December. A verdict of suicide was returned by the coronr when Nnfer's body was found with the throat cut from oar to ear, but detectives employed in the ease brought to lifci.t evidence said to incriminate Weed. The former marshal is said to have made threats that he would "pet" Nufer. HOSPITAL MEMORIAL 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 KNOX. IXD. Oct. IS Reenwed efforts toward the erection of a county hospital as a memorial for tSark county service men were made today when a petition was presented to the county board of commissioners for the appointment of a memorial committee to erect the monument. DOC HAS NEW WAY TO CAN WRINKLES f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PARIS. Oct. 16 Following the announcement by Sergius Veronoff that he has discovered the secret of rejuveniating old men. it was announced today that Dr.. Bourget has found a way to remove wrinkles from the human face. A demonstration of the method was made at the acaJemy "f medicin. Dr. Bourget fills up the hpl!ow of the wrinkles on the forehead and cheeks with ekin grafted from beC- II ... i - l I , . ' " i I 1 1 . 3 40 YEARS AGO Blood Poison Was Conquered By Old Doctor's Prescription Within Your Reach Today. 40 yeara ago "Number 49 For The Blood" conquered many cases of specific ilood poison In its worst forms, which have not returned. This disease Is manifested by mucous patches, copper colored spots, aching bones uloera or running sores, falling hair, glandular swellings, pimples on the face, constipation and a form of dyspepsia. Your health is Important, insist on -Number 40," put up in a blue carton, bearing the signature of J. C SlenJenhall. 40 years a druggist. EvanavlUe, Ind. Sold by Jos. Wels. Hammond, Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor.

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GROCERY and MARKET 202 Fayette Street Phone 738 Specials for Friday and Saturday

5 lbS. SUgarWith grocery order of $2.50 (meats not included.) FANCY POTAoTOES Pr Pck 50 Per Dustel SI. 90 FANCY LARGE DRIED PRUNES 35c seller, new stock. A per pound 0 U C RENROH BAKING POWDER 10 oz. cans, per can AUNT JEMIMA'S PANCAKE FLOUR, pkg SOAPS 10c 15c OLD COUNTRY LAUNDRY SOAP Best on market. QQn 10 bars DuC U. 8. MAIL SOAP, 15 bars . 65c LAU N67c ARMOUR'S LIGHTHOUSE LAU NDRY SOAP 10 bar BRAQ LAUNDRY 80AP 10 bare -50c 25c PALM OLIVE TOILET SOAP--3 bars COFFEE AND TEA FANCY COFFEE Independent brand, lb. SINCERITY COFFEE 65c seller, per lb HAPPY HOME TEA H lb. pit, at 40c 56c -14c

Good Luck Butterine, per lb. ... Swift's Bacon, put up for government, 4 lb. pieces, per lb FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF

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WHITING and its PEOPLE The Whiting l'arent-Teai ners Association will meet tomorrow eening at the High School Auditorium at 7:30 O'clock. Klection of officers will be held after which a dancing party will be given. Mrs. William Vogel will move her store from 239 Central avenue to her new building on Cleveland avenue and 119th street. Frank Koloskl arrested, by officer Fitzgerald for spedlng was fi-.ed $1 and costs by Judge Green and upon payment of which he was released. The Epworth League of tha M. E. Church will give a coin social at the home of the Misses Prltchard In Sheridan avenue tomorrow evening. The M . E. Choir practice will take place at the church tomorrow evening. Miss Clara Cromh who taught in the Whiting schools last year, has nowtaken a position in the Irving wchool at Hammond. Miss S. C. Browning who also taught here last year !s teaching at HobaVt this year. Otto tiilbert who was arrested for assault and battery on his wife was arraigned before Judge Green 0n last Tuesday and given ten minutes to get out of town. Needless to say Gilbert "beat it." His wife is self-supporting having a position at the Standard Oil Co. Alex Koralowskl. arrested by officer Fitzgerald for being drunk, failed to appear for trial and forfeited his bond. Mrs. Russell who has spent several months visiting at the home of her daughter in Illinois, has returned to at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Morris in Sheridan avenue. Andy Oanic arrested by officer BelIan for being drunk was fined Jl and costs, upon payment of which he was released . Frank Koloskl arrested by officer Fitzgerald for speeding at Indiana boulevard and 119th street and was Ened. Mr. Henry Biesen of Oliver street, visited his wife at the Mercy hospital in Chicago, on Tuesday evening and found her improving but slowly. Mrs. Go. A. Jones or Cleveland avenue, was called toUinctnnatl, Ohio, by the Illness of her brother who met with aa auto accident. Mrs. Grlndle entertained the B ble Class of the Christian church at her home In Atchison avenue on Tuesday evening. Pumpkin pie and coffee was served. A most delightful time was enjoyed. Mrs. Grindle has succeeded Mrs. Curry as Bible school teacher. Rev. Wise of the Christian church Is In Cincinnati where he is attending a convention. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Eaton of the West Park Addition spent Sunday In Glen Ellyn. 111., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Nichols. The Whiting Chapter Eastern Stars, entertained their Grand Matron. Mrs. Cora B. Holland of Indianapolis, at a very elaborate social function, at 6:30 a course baq-iet was served at the Christion church. The Masonic hall had been very artistically decorated with baskets of flowers and numerous floor lamps giving a most inviting appearance and a pleasant welcome for the Grand Matron and other guests. The work of the evening was lovely and during th initiatory. Mrs. Edward J. Evans sang several beautiful sulos. Following the business of the evening refreshments consisting of frappe and cakes were served. Included In the guests were the Past Grand Patron, Col. Joseph R. Harrison of Columbia City, Ind.. who Is now stationed with the troops at East Chicago, and several of his soldier boys. There were also Mr. and Mrs. Bonham. Worthy Matron and Patron of the Macomb, 111. lodge 3nd Eastern Star members from Hammond. East Chicago. Indiana Harbor Gary and other places. Mr. and Mrs. Ac Richardson and family of Hanna. Ind., motored here

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35c sener- mis aaie ma 0C per can SHADY LAN E PEACH ES Fancy ta tie peaches in syrup, am I 40c seller, per can wwC ROYAL ANN WHITE CHERRIES Large can, 50c seller, this sale per can FANCY APRICOTS 45c seller, per can SHADY LANE TOMATOES 3 size, 3 cans SINCERITY, VAN CAMP'S OR BORDEN'S, caa.. FANCY TABLE PEACHES 2's, In syrup, per can. SINCERITY PURE PRESERVES 9 oz. Jars, 28c seller, per jar BROADWAY PRESERVES. 22 oz. Jaxs, per Jar BROADWAY JELLY in tumblers, 2 for.. LIPPINCOTT JAM, all ftV vors. 16 oz. jar, per jar.. CLIPPER BRAND JAM, 15 oz. jar, per jar FANCY TOILET PAPER 10c roll, 4 rolls CITY.

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The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it. then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight, and by morning, most if not all of your dandruff will he gonfand three, or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. no matter how much dandruff you nay have. Tou will find, too. that all Itching and digging of the scalp will stop nt once, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better Yott can get li juid arvon at any drug store. Tt is Inexpensive and never fails to do th" work. on Sunday and spent the day visiting the former's sister, Mrs. T. W. Eaton and family of Sheridan avenue. Mrs. Catherine liynes is improving at the Mercy hospital in Chicago. The annual meeting of the Whiting Chapter of the American National Red Cross will be held October 32nd at S p. m.. at the Whiting Public, library . for the election of an executive commute or bolard of directors and the consideration of reports and transaction of such other business as may come up before- the chapter. Each member of the chapter Is urge dio be present . A number of the Whiting members of the O. E. S. will attend the meeting of the East Chicago Chapter tonight and the Hammond Chapter on Saturday night on w-hich accasions Ladies' Fleece Union Suits long and short sleeves and no sleeve?, Tor $1.29 no Boys' Sweaters, wool mixed, maroon, navy and g-ray; sizea 334. Special Oakley $1.98 Boys' Suit, wool mixtures, blue serges and corduroys; very low prices. Boys' Hose. -well k n q,w n Bear brand, Armor Plate and others;. 6ize3 to 11. Infants' Knit Goods; cap, booties, sweaters, ?et6. Finest selection for baby's wear. Vanta Vests for infants, beet undergarment made for infant?; no pins- no buttons, for 69c and 98c $15.0 and others low as m.B.B.il.ll O I i VHiHiBfii Your ammom IN

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both chapters will entertain their . Grand Matron. Mrs. Cora B . Holland of Indianapolis. BIG DANCE AT RESTAURANT The big RoQicluld restaurant was transposed into a dancing floor for tha Mddlers' benefit. The armv orchrstr riayed for the afiaji and it proved a big j success. A few people attended that j was In cl:lian cloth hut they did not stuy ii.ng. TIki-c were drinks served of all liimis to the dancers and spectru or. LIQUOR VIOLATOR IS ARRESTED The arcst of Edward Kukowskl. a Gary constable, on the charge of belriK a state liquor law violator was made by the Gary police early this morning. Tht police gni a tip from a South Chicago source, that Zukowskl was on his way j i. ary with a load of booio and paraj pheinnlia for the distilling of liquors, j and the officers laid in wait for him and at 4:30 this morning he drove up to Eleventh and Washington, when h was placed under arrest with several quarts of whiskey, liquor coloring and c.ie empty ktg and was carted to the station. Zukowskl has been under arrest on the same charges on several t.-ther occasions. Other arrests made on state liquor law violators was John Novina, Thirtyseventh end Mississippi; John Kocklck, Thirty-sixth and Mississippi; Steve Jursa. 921 Washington St., and Kalman Nagy. Clarke station. All the arrested men are being held for nvestigatlon by Federal Agent George Bragdon. Don't throw your paper away without reading the want ad page.

Ladies' Silk Boys. Knee Fibre Hose, Boys' Under- Boys' Fall Pants, wool black and ccr- I wear, fleeced I I Cloth .Hats, x mixtures and dovan new y special sale or ribbed cordurovs shipment- ' fi9c $100 up $149 up ouc

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Interesting Specials Worthy of Careful Notation

Boys' Mackinaws

They Just arrived and the models are new jut what the boy wants; all wool materials

and sixes 5 to 18. The prices are special at J7.9S and. Ladies' Georgette Crepe Waists number left at prices $2 :ess than coat, for $4.93 md $5.50. All mad In atest desigms and col ors.

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Girls ' Fall Coats A variation of stunning styles in all woci cloths, velvets and plushes. All sizes. Be sure you see these before you buy. Priced at

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Best Fitting Skirts made by leading Chicago manufacturer; good wool materials;, bie va riety at low prices.

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Savings Account

WHEN you have a Savinpe Arrounfat this Bank, you will have a fund that will carry you over when wages or salary fails. Conditions may arise that will cause the loss of pay, but the Savings Account is always ready. . This Bank pays depositors, whenever the money is asked for. Money that you deposit at this Bank may be withdrawn without red tape or delay.

Savings and Safe Deposit are Invited

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THE HAMMOND BUILDING-

Frank Hammond, Secretary and Treas. IT. J..Gescheidler, Asst. Sec. and Treas.

h en the success or failure of any clay de pends upon whether the bowels functionate properly or not You Need The digestion of food entails the production of poisons that must be eliminated regularly and thoroughly. Ltqat 3W mi Am Better call up The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then youll be sure it will be there. Eiderdowns, such as sacques. wrappers, buntings, kimonas, c a p e e, coats, etc. Always a good assortment. Vanta V Brand and Vanta Binders, sizes 2-6, at Office 45c Vanta Infants' Hose, wool and part wool 59c and 75c Baby's BlanketPink, and blue, 30x40 and 36x50. Price $1.10 to $1.49 S6.98 Just a limited Girls' Wool Serge Dresses, sizes 2 to $3.49 & $3.98 In sizes 8-14 for $5.50 to $6.50 Ladle' Aprons Dark percales, made full sizes, for $1.49- . bTbTb i a t aTa i btu , & .a cl etT 5 Si k f Business a k A

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Hammond Hat Shop 573 Bulletin Street, HAMMOND, IND. Special Sale of Trimmed and Ready-to-W ear Hats FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Late arrivals feature large hats feather trimmed, soft draped brims, tricorns and tarn effects all prettily trimmed in embroidery, flowers and clycerined feather. The actual values are up to J 10.00.

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One lot Trimmed and Ready - to

regular values up to $.50. Friday and Saturday, choice... 3. 05 New Arrivals in Charming Georgette Blouses $10, $12.50, $14.95 Up These are trimmed in beading, braiding, chenile and tucks, high and low necks, some peplums, new flowing sleeves; all the new fall colors. One lot slightly soiled blouses, valuer up to $3.50. to close - S3. 95 CORSET SPECIAL High and low bust, back or front lace, in pink or white; regular $2.50 value for SI. 75 We carry a full line of Infants' Wear.

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nrst anoe aiore nasi or uamey avenue For the Thrifty Shopper If you really want to save money and get the best values .too, these number'5 here offered will appeal miffhtilv to you.

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Boys' Army Shoes; stout tough tan and black leathers, double soles; blucher last; sizes 1 to 54, special at S3.T5 Men's Rip-Proof Work Shoes A reliable non-leakable shoe, made of extra sturdy black and tan leather; all sizes, $7.50 value. Special - - -- S5.95

WE ALSO DO EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING. LET THE STANDARD NAME BE YOUR GUIDE.

FRIDAY and Phone 793

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Fancy Eating or Cooking Apples, 10 lbs.. Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. for Trv our Malt and Hop Extract Baked Beans, Com or Peas. 3 cans Macaroni or Spaghetti. ! for - Old Dutch Cleanser. :J cans - Large Roll Toilet Paper, 2 for Fanev Wisconsin Potatoes, peck Can Tomatoes, 0 cans - S. &AV. Syrup, 5 lb. tin. 49c; 10 lb. tin Veal Loin Koast Veal Shoulder Koast Veal Stew, nice and fresh. Leg of Lamb, fancy Shoulder of Lamb Lamb Stew Fresh Spare Pibs Home Made Sauer Kraut Beef or Calf Brains Pig Hearts Xeck Bones Beef Kidnev. extra large Fresh Ox Tail Fresh Pig Tail Ham SMnk or Ends HambuT'fcer Plate Lulling Beef Plate Corn Beef Oysters just in from Baltimore, quart Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, basket

We Deliver to Hessville and Gibson Dailv.

C. W.HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE. 741 Claude St., Hammond.

Thursday. October 16 ,1919.

nwlnTT ' f- - Wear Hts in black and coicrs, Shoe Store I: 1 , i 5 n UV I n v J , a fine -wearing high lace shoe; of solid black and bron leather; sizes 11 t to 2, special per - - S3.75 Sizes 2 to 6 per pair $4.75 Men's Dress Shoe A trim looking English lace; color Haana brown; a shoe of real service for (cca5loEs; repi!ar $12.00 seller, spec!aI -89.00 SATURDAY Phone 794 89C 25c S1.50 50c 25c 25c 15c 49c 72c 9Sc 29C 28c 22C ,. 2Sc tC 15r 20c 15C 17c 15C . 9Ve 8c 15C 14c . 24 C 20C 14C 1214c 60C 15c