Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 118, Hammond, Lake County, 4 November 1919 — Page 18

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MEETING

1 rSPCCIAL TO THE TIMES) ' HTTINO. 1XD., Nov i The general "loromtttee of the t" i:vt"-mnity Center TtU meet nt tta roni;:i:imlr ('enter at the corner of Ola: k Street and Short Street, "vVhiting. Tnd.. Tuesday. Nov"mber 4th, at -even thirty p. m This orimmltfee mot at f4e request Of the Standard Oil Comprnir, wh.i -

pressed a desire to ns.slst 1n the build-

Dr. Carter's K. & B. Tea Great Tonic Laxative

NEW BISnOP INSTALLED IN NEW YORK

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I tag of the Community Center for the city of "Whiting, and asked t!.e eommlt- ' toe to make Its recommendations as j to the character of th bulldinsr desire. 1 'in the town. The standard has al- ! Joady purchased a rdot of ground one ; hundred, twenty-five feet In depth and jctth a frontage of four hundred and fifty feet upon Short Street, upon which

J the proposed buildin .- to he erected ! f The general comrrMtTee at Its first f ' J-erular meeting: elected an executive I

: committee of elirht, consisting of John ITa.ll. chairman. T!oy K. Oreen. secretary, Frank K. Iewls. K. M. Andrus. i,Tosph J. Chllla. John M. Thi!e. Mrs Tames Judson. Mrs. "William Koupht Vnd Walter K. Pohrnste. Th's com. nit -

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ut 't'rifliiiu; 1 .t. Keeplnar yourself fit and fine bowels regular, liver active and Stomach sturdy is a pimple mr. t let . Jus; pet a aekae ..f 1 r. I'arter's K. and R Tea and brew a M '.-tin m ; cup CM-ry other t.ijr'.t for a few days. You'll f o! bette ;. 'hnt's a sure thin K. Your fk-ln will trr.vv .-l.-nrev. our . y.-s brighter and you'll feel more fliers tie and ambitious. Kveryone In the fnnv.lv ran take It. including the children, be, ause It acts gently and is purelv ep. table. It Is much better than a!! and t!i af ha rt I cb. adv.

r . in .fd.i t ions for i' ,r t h sa Hi'1 1 o : I o pi es. n 1 0,1

ommenda t ion s to the StandStandard then asked the ex-I'i'olli'V-t soe as trustees odi'ii; t: ti ' I'o- loitHunr v n id toe o':tt o. 01101 tv-'

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choso,-.. This committee n?...v,t net as such trustee and ; tion with A. .1. Vat kin

Trturvty Serviee orr'o-a : in. p;. their budcet t the .tcvdird fo hi k to be carried on urt;! the

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N discussing the Standard Oil

Company, a well-Known lawyer said: "The underlying causes cf

j; v whatever trouble this organization may have had arc io be found in its i.' efficiency and its advanced methods, which make competition difficult. As a producer and distributor of petroleum products the Standard 1, ,sOil Company leads the world' It is a matter cf pride to thoje responsible to the 4649 stockholders rhat the Standard Oil Company (Indihpa) has been tblo to so operate ils business u to insuxe a muxirrnim production of useful products at a minimum of cost, and it hns always been the policy of the Coinps.nyto sell its products to the consumer at u minimum price. During the p&j.t five years -when the Industries of the world have been uisorgtriized by war, and tfce cost of production has been increased tremendously, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) by reason of its advanced methods has been able to keep the price of petroleum products at 6C low a point that the people of America can afford to use the output of the Company in ever increasing quantilies, while elsewhere in the world only the wealthy can enjoy the comfcits of these commodities. This condition has been brought about by largely increased facilities, and by careful conservation cf raw materials. Thus, in spite of tremendous increases in cost of crude oil and labor, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has been able to fulfill its obligations in a manner satisfactory and beneficial to the stockholder, the employee and the public. Standard Oil Company

Indiana)

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NOSE CLOGGED FROM A'COLD OB CATARRH

Apply Cream in Nostrils Open Up Air Passages.

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Ah! What relief 1 Your cloRged nostrils open riRht up, the air passages of your head are clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking:, snuffling-, mucous dlseharft". headache, dryness no struKffllnsr for breath at night, your oid or catarrh Is Ron?.

Pon't stay stuffed up' fiet: a tmili I

bottle of Kly's Cream I'.alm from your driiRirlst nfiw. Apply a little of this fragrant, ant t.vcpt ic cream In your nostrils, let It penetrate throuirh every air passaRe of the head. .. .the nnd heal the swollen. inflarnet mucous membrane, glvn you in.-tant relief. Mly'f I're.ato It'ir.i is juyt what every cold and catfarrn sufferer has been seekinK- It's Just splendid. a1v.

you did when the shadow of the awful war was upon us. JAMES NEDJi Chairman Membership Committee. WhJtinj? Chapt' i . American H-?d Cross

k'al. the little eon of Mr. and Mr::, j M. Cuughlin of Itoberts nvritle hud i tlie lulr furtuii'i to l.uve his ami broken I while playinK with other children, j near his home. The arm was taken care of by I;r. Slump. i Mr. and Mrs. V. T.inin and osn. Wesley Gf Lake avume, r,t quests at j tile Charles Chrlstinr hott.e in Chicago j over Sunday. ! Mrs. A. Holstrorn of Lalii' avenue, j was a Chicago visitor hist Saturday . ' Mr. and Mrs. Ali.ert ltock of llKthl

street ate entertaining the former's sister, Mrs. Kunalpha Ken of Joliet, III. Mrs. Oeorpe 8lack of Fesi) street, is nicely improving from a sc. . case of Totitfiiltis. Mr .and Mrs. C. Mast'r'on had as their guests for over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. li. fit t man of flarv, Mr ard Ml', l-'an SiK iiirlold of Kick' ano", lndt.'lia Siiid Mr and Mrs. Perry Swank aint family of Indiar,a Harbor. Mrs. Jake Wlchorst and daagrhter. Mrs. J-enij were, the truest:- of Mrr Moore, formerly (Jladis IPitcher ct Indiana Harbor. Mrs. T. W. Kohr If Indiana boulevard, !3. on the pick list. Mrs. Hoy Moore of Myrt!" avenue. undrwer,t a very serious operation at St . IJernard's hospital. A tumor

Too Fat? A K'.K.rnnterd -welgnt reflucMor meThod; safe, pleasant. Brings slendemess. tjeiter health and happiness. Get a r-iioiil box of .li of korein at drug -Si-'t s. jfoilov directions. Ton are albeved o ent oi(.ftj etc.; no starvation or tr'iiUou- xercislng. Tour life beif. t. g viorti! living -with cleart.r mind. :i.: run d tie ire, bouyant step, cheerful ne--s nnd oiJtinitsm- (ivt ttilu arid stay fco. Adv.

was taken frotn hr and anlso ;er sppend.,?. j,r Harry Timrri jrf',rtn1 the operation . Reports from the. hoc pital ar. that fhe Is t,-ettlngr along: as well as ran be expected. I-ittl- ill'c.er Zerwt.r of MyrtU- avt-r.to-who has been very ill with trie c!i.olii r.ox ;s Improving very nielv. Mrs. Moii e Flck of Myrtle aven i. I.- reported on the sick I.s.t.

Better call up The Tines and have it sent to your house every night. Then youH be sure it will be there.

ROBERTSDALE

Lett to right: Bishop Kinsolving. Hisliop Bur;h and Bishop lircnt. The photo was taken in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on the occasion of the recent installation of the Right Rev. Dr. Charles Sumn. r

Eurch as Kpiscopal bishop of New ork. wo prominent bisnops rrcserc

at the ceremnnv were Ri;;ht llev.

B.nu Bishop KiiVsolvin: of Texas.

Ch..rlcs 11. Brent of western New York.

nuinity House is built. j The budget as proposed a ppro t ma- j ted sixteen thousand ( $ H.0it).''O'i do!cure the services of u man as ditt ct :' lars and liiis b- . n approved. T.o , conuiiittee has licer. authorized to s". ; cure the seivio. s of a tnan ns diic tio I of men's activities, and a woman as adirector of woji: n's to tivitiea in iw . d'tioti to the g. n o-.tl director now .n j the fb Id. ' .V ter.tporaty building ha been t rec- j

v. Ic r. .etc may read of tii" worli that Is tin done. ( m evei bond are. examples, cf the trod a. .-com plished. And it is no! to be conee' v. d that so great : : .j u I alii t:-;.-.-1fi-h and inspiring ., n o: .ui ,7.a; .on :is t h" Hod Crest sh"!i!d ! t.'oari'loto d or n'i;!ccted for .my vas'iii under the sun. In a.-co.d with t.ii" riofss of thing-'. "A . tni-tic W eek,"- t ie rik begin nine Monday No -mber 3. and ending Sat irciu: No e oi .-r 1 1 - -the first an-

Mr.3. John I'-terson, 43 years old, w i:o pas.-ed a at. tlie Kort I'-arborn hospital in t'LU it an on Suturriay. Nov. i. was buri'-d Monday from ); r iiome on Myrtle nifiiuf . She lue s be- j hides lit r hu.slcind, six .sons Carl. Kiel, '

! Louis. Kdwaid. II rlit it and L'-'iinrJ. i

j Slio was a faithful wife ant tievotej mother, a friend to all In nee 1, always ready t0 lend a helping hind. An ,'irtiost Christian, a member of the Ltij theran chrutc.i and the Indies' Aid. 1 Kverythlng tout medical aid and loving ; hinds could o. wat; bestowed upon her ' i piolong lo r life, the las,t few weeks

', sin' suffered much, with complication

of diseases, when her soul finally re- , spond.-d to tae call of her maker. The ! funeral services preached by Rev. fopp j were very in.preasive, after which tha j remains who taken to Concordia cemeI tery in Choago for Interment." Mrs. i 1'eterson also leaves one sister, Mrs. j tleorge Hone of llangor, Mich., and I twc brothers. Will Iipp of Chlcagto and j Lewis I,app of Hannah, Ind.

ted at the comer of ('lark Street, to house the three w

on the field and to serve as a munlty '"enter fo rail activities the meeting on Tioslny evening

be tif first meeting h13 in this Community Center. Over fifty-five orgn rlra t ion s are now represented upon the genera! committee and the executive committee has asked that If there be any organizations 1n the city of Whlfng that are not represented that such organization vvll! send a representative to this meeting that all may keep Informed of the progress which !s made, towards the erection of a Community Houe and of the work cf the Communltt. Center.

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"d ers that week has b n li"Sn for

wlti the campaign for rrn'iva:.? o. mem

bership . Ard during this week n'.l who are in sympathy with the work of uplifting humanity, of healing wounds of whatevr (har.i t.-r or kind that may be found, of aiding the steps of growth in manhood and womanhood and the petting of higher and better idea!" of life, will subscribe again tt the lied Cross and put themselves In good standing on the books of the organization that Is truly and unselfishly seeking and really accomplishing many of these desirable ends. Save the energy of the organization for it detaib-d work by doing yoyur rhai ;n sending in your su t schlpt Ion .

j Tl-ss u ' 1 1 give the workrs l:me to put I n looking over those win are not. as ; we'! Informed n yoti are; there will be pbui'v of v. "i k In convincing some of j their lut in this regard and you can ).,!-., by eoming to the front In the ! : .oi,- i'n 1 anl wholehearted way that

The Easiest Way To End Dandruff

WTTTTTN-i". Tndiana, o. tobr SI Every reason that caused yoi to become a member of the Tied Cross not only txists today, bit is supplemented and sr'orif.e.-j to. a. host of oilier and -Vtaiiy inspo'rg rasoos. reasons that have grown up "'.it of the many al casual t;.-s of the wnt- and that hns developed thru the knowledge .f the wonderful p.u-d that can be a' -con-iplished by a great orgar.lat'.o.i with the (fingle purpose ct benefitting humantty In view. And the preat orgariat on is gcin sheiil with the numht t t. ss nrw tasks

There is one sure way that never fall to remove dandruff completely and that Is to dissolve, it. This disiroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply It at night when retiring; use enough to nolsten the scalp and rub It in gently with th finger tips. Tty morning, most !f nit all. of your dandruff will he jrone, and three or four more appllcat' ns will completely dlssolve and entirely destroy every single sign nnd trace of It. no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find. too. that all Itehlng and dlgg'ng of the sea!p will stop Instantly and your hair will be fluffy lustrous, glossy, silkly and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. Vou can get linuld arvon at any drug store. It is Inexpensive nnd four oimees Is all you will ned Tlos simpl remedy has never ben known to fall. adv.

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A?JaigAotherhood Easier

Happy Days FoZbty TKe Flight of the Stork SO profound is the effect which the unborn infant has" upon the mother that she mav be said to tingle to her very finger tips. The conditions cf pending motherhood, existing at they do, ever a protracted period of month, create almost a new state of being for a woman. Just as tshe prepares herself for it, go will most favorable conditions prevail when her child is born. Under alt normal internal conditions, women who use Mother' Friend need have no apprehension about the ultimate results of maternity. On the contrary, the period of duration in expectancy will be one of joyful anticipation; a looking forward to the won-. dcrful event In perfect serenity. ' USED BY THREE GENERATIONS "My mother used Mother's Friend before I 'Jrgs ora f 26 years ago and my birth waf practically a painless one, writes one enthusiastic mother. How very natural thm

that her own mother, whose experience had unqualifiedly

proven the virtue ct Mothers rrienj would he

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Mother's FkiEND Vzei externally At all Druggists . . v XTrire for special fcooUrt ti MOTTfERHOOD and BABY, free BraPFTET-D ReOUIATO COVTPANY, Dept. A-21, Atlanta, Ga.

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I Celery King ' Many doctor" say I tifiuenr.a may he with u. 1" f i i ii'rt i:'.. . C't owr b'oo.i :ti' . cd i onditlon -t'.nt b' ',j s i Tiki' ivi. v-. King titte, tones n week

Jfor three Cvc oelpr. i.live it to tin . !ti.ir"ti Iso. for it's .- go. ..1. old-f a ' 1 ' o hi d e KCtaldo tea ' li ! t tt a'lo.'St to ),(.,- y.,. ccmlv. .o fur.-lx, r gti t he l-owelis and .- . f- . 1 i M "1 "..".'.' '. :. Kio- ." Your j ' l'l Urtttt-t W ill 1.0. U to is ilSt.'iil's i-u ; I the kit.., of :."tf ia-ttx.- o i

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and after Thursday, November 6th., passengers boarding cars in the City of Whiting will pay

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LIME DRINK s rwrfKi

Bchliuger Shorthand School

Dictaphone, Calculating Machine Business. Day and Eve. Phone Ham. 2981 Ruff Bldg.

Hammond. Chicago

Whitin

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Railway Company

i ri-vuiiy iHiiectnc per vice

Bulletin Street, near St ate Street, Hammond Electrical Suppli es nd Appliances

G. E. Mazda

Elec

Heaters Curling Irons Toasters Irons

Washing .Machines Sewing Machines Hoover Sweepers

Wiring

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Fixtures

Vibrators

With this new dishwasher "in just a minute" her dishes will e all washed and she'll be able to join her friends. This new dishwasher washes the dishes quickly and" well. It saves you this distasteful task. It so simplifies dishwashing that almost all you have to do is to stack the dishes and place them in the racks- The motor does the work. Western Electric Dishwasher and Kitchen Table It is even useful when not in operation, for it is a splendid, aluminum topped kitchen table, not a space-eating appliance. Come in and see it demonstrated.

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ScicntificalJy Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

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Ail Goods Specially Selected and Guaranteed. We Will Give Free Estimates on Wiring on Request Anywhere in Lake County.

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