Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 19 November 1919 — Page 7

Wednesday. Nov. 19. 1919

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DISPUTE DELAYS CONSTRUCTION WORK

Failure of the International officers of the carpenters" organization t0 reach seme agreement has been responsible for delaying the rimatrnrticm

of the new National Spring Products '

riant at Twenty-flrt avenuti and the Ptnnsylvinla tracks in Gary fur nearly two weeks. Twa Wk a V t, U t K - n . I l.K . rl. .

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off the job by an orler from the international officers and they are still waiting t' go ba. k to work. Jt has ;ils0 tied up the construction work anj the officials of the new factory are anxious for a se 1 1 lenient of some kind. The trouble is su:d to have to have arisen when the original contractors were ruled us unfair to union labor. Since that time the Job has been sublet It Is said, and the difficulties have been smoother over, but So fir the carpenters have received no order to retui n to work .

Twin City News Notes

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BEST FARM EGGS Best Peaberry Coffee, lb Fine Black Tea, only, lb Yuban Coffee, lb Wisconsin Creamery, 5 lbs. $2.75; lb.. .

Fancy Brick Creamery.

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TTiis high class Vacuum Carpet Sweeper is equal to any $10.00 sweeper on the market. An ideal Xmas gift at a low cost. Only a limited number on hand. Telephone your order to 1394-R or call at the Cedar Vacuum Sales Co., 386 Cedar St., Hammond.

OfBca, K-oom 223, Calumet toiaa. Fhcni :;3. Bcaldenc, 4318 Oloott At. Thoni 218. Many Twin City people were in attendance at the entertainment dunct in Ul at the H'nai H iith Temple in Hammond last evening where Ir. Weisst of New York adressed the as

sembly of the work being established .

in the maintained uplift of the Jewish race. There was a good attendance and it r ee n I a t i ,i pei.ple of adjacent towns present carried hark lr. Weiss' message to their respectiv congregations.

The ladies asslg-ned to conduct the I handkerchief hmith at the .M. K. ha- , i.iar in Kast Chicago, will hold a shower next Tuesday evening. Nov. 20th, at!

In home nf Mrs. John Miller in Northrotte Ave., and extends an invitation to the ladles of the community to he present and participate In the pleasantry of the evening over which Mrs. K A. I'eters and her commute w;ll preside. The choice of the square to be donated is left entirely to the River. All will he appreciated in the acceptance. The Men's Club recently organized at the church of the Oood Shepherd In North Raring Ave., will hold an opening meeting Nov. 25th. In the ba' n-,ent rooms of the church, when public has an opportunity to hear I'r. S A. Diggs talk on "Revolutionary War."

The speaker is a Whiting man of prom inence. Reported Illness from the Harbor

' side this week are Mrs. William Fox. j of (Irt-pevinc St., and Mrs. Irvin Sheaks s of Kuclid Ave. Roth are improving. There is an important meeting of

I the d rectorate of the Kast Chicago I rvn this evening at S : 1 5 at the I

headcjiiat ters in Smith Korysthe Ave. I T'il!lom Henry, a trnvellnc salesman ' and the husband of Genevieve ltarenl- ; It.nrv i-i returned from a lonK trip to

Peattle. T-ashin(Tton and believes that , J his work will tie confined to the Cain- j

j met region hereafter. I The enrollment of scholars to the Home Nursing Classes continues 'to

Kiow and while this week was hut thi

second week or tn ecommencemeni oi the classes the number has been more than doubled. There is yet room for more and applications may he madsnv time at the Red Cross center. The

i classes meet every Monday evenini; and lasts one hour. Miss Kay. Welfare

nurse, eoreduets the Instruction succeed ln Miss Florence TIausw-ald, who so recently resigned from the staff aa superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lundquist and their son were present at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Anderson In Chicago where the entai;ement of their dauctr.er. Mabel, was announced to William Wright. Miss Anderson will he well remembered here as .she was for sme tlme In the offices of the !rs. Robinson and Kminhlser. and pent much of her time w!trt the UundT-ilst family who are related to her. At the meeting: of the Kast OMcasro O. E S. chapter tomorrow evening it Is earnestly requested that all members holding tickets for the danc re

cently given will make report of same. I

A trio of hostesses In a Round Robin event of last evenlnff were the Mesdames C. C. Sheldon. N. K. Riedinrer nnd Richard Ratej at the Sh-ldon home 1n Reacon St. Mrs. Lester Ottenhelmer of North ItirinK Ave., was a guest of friend" at a dinner at the Cooper-Carlton hotel In Chicago yesterday and where many from Hammond were In attendance. The baby clinic, was largely attend

ed at the Welfare Infant Stations I

) yesterday. Interest continues to grow

on th part of mothers who are vitally) Interested In the well-being of their!

children. hai-h week .shows a decided Increase in the numbrs of mothers and

babes. tr The M T. Club met with Miss Julia Kuragish in South Tod Ave., last eveii. UK and eiijove.i on of their regular social sessions at the conclusion of which dainty refreshment inert serv

ed. Mrs. John I.ynn of 3438 Fir St

hold a dollar social tomorrow tve-ning at her home under the auspices of the Ijailieg' Aid of the Huptl.-t church and to which the public is invited. The dollar represents the amount as given y each member of the church society and a silver offering Is acceptable by those attending. The Swedi.-h Ladies Aid of the Twin ty Luthcrun churches meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Andrew Lcrsi.n at 5 ." Chicago Ave. The Ladies Md of the Indiana Harbor M. K. church will meet tomorrow .ifieniH'iii with Mis. Reed Mrijiiilkrn at her home 3432 Fir St.. with Mr

J 1 . Mi l "on n e 1 1 a u.iai.-Hant hostead. It in very much desired that there be a Ure i.ttendance of ladies out to the meeting. Toe I'ythtan Sisters of Indiana Harbor will meet this evening and hoi i nomination of officers. All members are asked to be present. Mrs. II. S'. Johnston of NorthcoU Ave. is spending today In Chicago, the guest of friends. An important meeting of the Woman's Guild of the Good Shepherd church will be held tomorrow after noon with Mrs. Robert Harvey in North I'oisythe Ave The all day meeting at the president's home. Mrs. 1 R Vaust. has been postponed for the time neing. Tomorrow details of the coming bazaar will be perfected and an urge expressed that all members be present for this important work. Mrs. Kmmet Markey of Grapevine St. Is a hostess tomorrow evening to the

members of her Five Hundred club.

There was the birth of a little son to Ur. and Mrs. Dana Sperr. at 4440 Northi ote Ave., and the second baby boy In the family. Funeral services will be held at St. Patrick's church tomorrow morning at o'clock over John Schuebert. who passed from this life after a brief illness of a week. The funeral party A-IH leave from 330 Elm St.. thence to the church and interment will 4ake place at Oak Hill cemetery. The deceased besides leaving his parents, the John Schuehcrts of the above address also leaves a wife and four days old bahe and many other relatives In the Immediate community. Six cousins will Var the remains to Its last resting --., -c. They are the Messrs J?.me and John Smith. Kdward, Mathew. James .'!.!! Charles k'cil.v. I'ece,)nt wafl n his early twenties and his death most pathetic to the young wife who is bare

ly able to ftund so great a shock in her delicate condition. -Mis. H. K. Groves of Northcotte Ave. was hostess leader to the department of literature yesterday afternoon with Book 11 ft Aurora Leigh undergoing completion. Mrs. Groves led In a splendid Interpretation of the afternoon's study and the next meeting will tako place Itec. 2nd. with Mrs. William I Kllbourne In Reacon St.. and th study will be one selective of Ruskln.

This evening there will be a Round Robin party at Mrs. T. F. Cornell's ;'i; Raring Ave., with Mrs. I, L. Slandlev, lolnt hostess. Mrs. Walter Watts of South rr n ? Ave. entertained the members of th M O. M. club las evening. Twin City' Circle. Daughters of Jr.hella, will meet In a social session Friday evening. Bunco will be the diversion of the evening. All members nr urged to be present as a very pleasant evening will be afforded them.

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When home citizens prepared for their big Welcome Home celebration in honor of he city's returned soldiers and sailors, who furnished the heavy donations of cash and materials? Solicitors never dreamed of going to Chicago and asking the proprietors of stores and mail order houses for aid. They knew it would be useless.

Home merchants came forward and made the day a success. They were able to do this because of the patronage of home people in the past. The Chicago dealer cares little for the welfare of Hammond or any other place outside of Chicago. The lesson is, "Stand by the men who stand by the home town."

LION STORE Everything for Everybody. ARKIN FURNITURE CO. J. Arkin. Manager. 242 East State Street. STAR STORE Phil Rcsnick, Prop. 588 Oakley Ave. Ladies Children's and Infants Wearing Apparel. LAUER BATTERY SERVICE Batteries charged and rebuilt. 754 Hohman Street. LANKF0RD VULCANIZING CO. Tires and Auto Acces- t sories. 754 Hohman Street. HERRINGTON & S0RENSEN AUTO SALES 754 Hohman Street. CALUMET TIRE &, REPAIR SHOP Thomas H. Jordan. Prop. 1 16 Sibley St., Hammond. Phone 2387. THE McILROY MOTOR SUPPLY CO. South of the Court House. CHAMPION POTATO

STANDARD ELECTRIC ENGINEERING CO. AUTO ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO. Experts on Ignition, Starting and Lighting Systems. All makes cars repaired. 701 Hohman Street. B0HUNG AUTO SALES Dodge. Bros.. Chevrolet, Cadillac and Oakland. White Trucks. 707 Hohman Street. SCHLOER'S SHOE STORE. J. GUSS Tailor and Furnisher. 236 East State Street, Hammond. STANDARD SHOE STORE 234 ast State Street. Repairing a Specialty. S. SILVER Jeweler and Manufacturing Optician, Hammond. Ind. THE WINNER CLOTHING STORE.

CHAS. ARKIN & SON Jewelers..

MANDEL & COMPANY Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Clothing. 143 State Street. JACK FOX & SONS Haberdashers, State and Hohman THE MODEL-Rothschild & Hirsch. MINAS FURNITURE CO 2 1 4-2 1 6-2 1 8 East State Street. . Hammond. WHITE STORE CO. 1 79 State Street, Hammond, Ind. WYMAN, BABB & KILLEN Pianos and Phonographs. 525 Hohman Street. KOVACH BROS. Men's Furnishings and Clothing. 548 Hohman Street. HOMER J. POSTLEWAITE CO. Brunswick Phonographs. Printers, Stationers. Engravers. 629 Hohman Street. STERLING WOOLEN MILLS 171 State Street. Hammond.

MACHINERY CO. Automobile Dept. Sheffield Ave. Tel. Hammond 3200.