Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 149, Hammond, Lake County, 11 December 1919 — Page 6

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THE TIMT23L Thursday, Dee. 11, 1919. h eat r Whitin Today Tomorrov and Saturday. First Show Starts at 6 o'c'ock Sharp li I ill lit INDIANA D. W. Griffith's Masterpiece The Most Beautiful Picture Ever Made

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WHITING and' its PEOPLE

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they do so only with exceptional pictures, that they personally know to he far above the average. Thf-y want that Class A to moan something t their patrons, and wi.l guarantee nothlrg but a picture so good you i eally rannot afford to miss it- On a Class A picture your money wll be cheerfully refunded if you do rot like It. Remember our guarantee en a picture is like UK on a watch. 12-6-The regular meeting cf the K. of P. will be held tonight at wh'ch it is desired all members be present. Chicago entertainers and an orchestra will be !n attendance and besides this treat a big feed ia in store . The marriage of Miss Lillian Raiding of Whiting and Mr. William Russell of Chicago, took place a week ago. Mrs. Russell vraa tendered a miscellaneous shower by her mother Mrs. Axel Kaiding of the West Park Addition last Sunday, there being about thirty guests present, the bride receiving many beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Russell are residing in Chicago. The Home Economics Section of th

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Get a package tonight. It's cheap and you can "brew a lot of tea with one package. Take a cup every other right to regulate your bowels, to purify your blood and make you strong so you can withstand an attack of influenza If It happens to come along this winter. It's one great vegetable laxative, and it won't cost you but a few cents to find it on. Children like It. and there Is nothing better that you can give them when thy are ailing. adv.

Whiting A dvertisem en ts Are Winners

Wreaths and Hollys sizes 5 to 10 feet All Selected Well Shaped Trees Fresh Cut, direct from the Wisconsin Pine Forests on sale

Fortnightly Club will meet at the home of Mrs. William Rought In Cleveland avenue tomorrow afternoon. This is the Christmas meeting with demonstrations of Christmas "goodies" and a paper on Christmas Customs in other lands by Mrs. Ewlng. It is desired that all members attend those from other departments likewise being invited. Attorney Merritt D. Meti of Hammond will speak before the Sunday Evening Club at the Congregational Church next Sunday evening on the subject of "Americanization." Wesley Sowers of Central avenue, who has been ill for the past week, was able to resume his school duties. Sleeker Miller of Whiting- has gone to his home in Phumway. 111., to spend a few weeks visiting his parents. Af-

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mil are arrrtited by Tb WMtln rw V 64. llkHk St.. I'hone STAR THEATRE THE LAST TIMES TODAY : "The Woman Thou Gavest Me." by Hall Cain In her soul a Madonna; to the world a Miigdelan. Yet her offense was rebellion of a pure and noble woman against a life that was wrecked with evil. Come see for yourself; also the "Yellow Dog Catcher," Fox comedy. 12-10-1 THE FEDERAL, BAKERY would be pleased to have you call and Inspect

their new quarters at 627 USth street, i

Whit.ng. Ind. 12-10-2 THE FEDEK A L. BAKERY Is now located at 27 USth street and solicit your patronage. 12-10-2 FOR RENT: Store Room at 525 Schraage avenue, see Chas. M. Helman at Federal Bakery. 627 llit.i st. 12-10-2 LOST: Brown Martin N'eck Piece on 116th btreet between Roaerts Ave., and Central Ave. Finder please return to Mrs. Harry Gold.ng. 1200 Myrtle avenue; liberal reward if returned. 12-10-4 PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY AXIJ TOMORROW An SATlRlJAYl "Broken Blossoms," D. W. Gr.ffiths master-piece. The most beautiful picture ever made; first show starts at six o'clock sharp. 12-11-1 WANTED TO RENT; Two or more unfurnished rooms, phone M. S. Reed at Spurrier's hardware store. Whiting. 12-11-1

Cued His RUPTURE l wit.s budly ruptured while lifting a trunk pi-vvrni y-irs ago. Doctors said my only hope of euro was an operation, i nissi-s did me no good. Finally I got hold of something that quickly and comP'itl' cured me. Years have passed mid trie rupture has never r . truned. although I am doing hard work as a carpenter. Tht-re was no operation, no lost tune, no trouble. I have nothing to sell, but will give lull in format ton about how you nmy rind a. complete cure without operation, if you write to n.e, Emonri M. IMillcn. riarpentor. 3L"F Marcelly ave.. Aia misquan, N". J. I'.etter cut out this ii' tice and show it to any others who are ruptured you may gave a life or at b-ast stop the. misery of rupture and the worry and danger of an operation. Adv.

NOTICE

Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or phytic for the little stomach, liver and bowel?. Children love its delicious fruity taste. Full directions for child's dose on each bottle. Give it without fear. Mother! You must say "California." Adv .

The Past Grands Association of Lake county will hold their regular meeting at Indiana Harbor I. O. O. F. hall on Monday, Dec lD-th. at 7:30 p. m. Election of officers. Initiatory degree and refreshments. All members of subordinate lodges and Encampments are Invited to be present. 12-11 ter the holidays he will enter a uni

versity . The Owl Club Ard party will be held tonight. The annual church meeting of the Plymouth Congregational Church and Society will be held in the church tomorrow evening. The six o'clock dinner will be served after which the business will be transacted. All the friend and members of the church are extended a cordial invitation t' attend . Mrs. K. A. Olson and Mrs. Loui Douer of Ohio avenue were Chicag theatre goers. The Whiting and East Chicago h!g;i school tfamj will clash in a basket hall game at Whiting tomorrow n:ghi at the High S hool Auditorium. Thi is always one of the most Interesting sanies of the season. L. H. Mattern who has been confined to his home in Oliver street th past few days by illness is improving Miss Julia B'-iil. Whiting Soda!

worker, gave an interesting account of her work in Whiting at the meeting of the Civic Section of the Fortnightly Club held at the home of Mrs. A. N. Beaubien. The Community Service dance will be held in the Hgh School Auditorium tomorrow evening, following the basket ball gajnes. A three piece orchestra will furnish the music. Mr. L. H. Mattern and daughter. Miss Louise, expect to leave for California next month to make an extended visit.

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ROBERTSDALE

The Bible Class of the Rbertsdale Church will meet this evening at the Kash home on Indiana boulevard at 7:30 o'clock. Ail members are urgently requested to attend. Mrs. Edward Klemm of Superior avtnue was a Roseland visitor on last Tuesday. Jess McCarty who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. McCarty of Indiana boulevard, returned to Kansas City, where he Is attending a military school. Mr. and Mrs. E. Shaffer of Atchison avenue, entertained out of town friends at their home on Monday. Mrs. Hopkins of L?P-rt avenue, was hostess to the Loyal Women Workers of the Christian church last evening. After the business transactions of the class, a very interesting program had been prepared by Chairman Mrs. Grindei. two vocal solos by Miss Espcrance S-hlechty. reading by Ruth Masterson and instrumental solos by Carl Hopkins. The program was very much enjoyed by all the ladies present, after which a luncheon consisting of mince pie and coffee was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harr of 119th t. are building a beautiful new home on 115th street and Amy aveneu where thy expect to live as soon as its completed. Irwin Hanson of South Chicago was a Rr.hertsdale visitor the fore part of

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the weeit. Mrs. John Larson and daughter Elsie of Lake avenue visited the former's sister. Mrs. Erlokson and family of East Side the fore part of thU week. Fred Eggers and son Arthur are. here on a business trip fr m Green Island, Iowa, with three carloads of hogs which were shipped to the stockyards in Chicago on Tuesday. Mr. E,7gers and son are expecting to spend the rest of this week in Robertsdale visiting their relatives. The Parent-Teachers Association of the Frank. in School held their first meeting of this term on Tuesday afternoon, having election of officers. Mrs. John Melvin. president; Mrs. A. M. Martz. vice-president; Mrs. Frank Buehler, secretary and Mrs. Tom Nicholson, treasurer. The next meeting will be held the second Tuesdayevening in January. Supt. Monroe of the Hammond schools will be the speaker for the evening. Mrs. H. Brechman of Atchison avenue was a Hammond business v.s-tor yesterday .

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