Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 44, Hammond, Lake County, 20 December 1919 — Page 5

Doopmhrr 20, 1919.

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PERSONAL

SOCIAL NEVS

Mrs. W. i',. raxton was tiott-i to tin- Aljee 1 (amn otnf and Ml.- JLr B Marquette club at her 1ioim 3 s t .evday M-H10, who have rot ti t to d from s-

sniiiillHHimi " llll'l'.-SE3t at 1 oYOoCk 1 nolle on tttid l'I idK. Tim I a

highest .ffre was held by Jlrs. T.J.1 j Mi Auiru.it Eohrt h:i ohl her pro

JJ3 B Crumpaoher. 1 1--i ly cn St'th and Scio it i .1,1 nvfiiiw I

I - j V r.i. 1 1 cim-T and win make lir rn.m j Frames McLaughlin is liono i'r .so w 11 h Mr. and Mrs. I .en ;on r of 101 I Co iv i-r.-i'.y of Indiana to peni the troit st.

HI cariH'ainl booklets? Letter harry. fi. ' nelson's l'lJi'- stork, rj-o

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11 in J. Swan son "who is attrr.uinij Notre tiame University Is home to spend the holiday; with his parents, Mr. and Mra. A. J- Swan son of 6 Warren st.

holidays with her parent. Mr. and Mr.'. I lii I ii McLaughlin.

Mrs. O. E. 1 'Vi'V v ill be hostess to tin

PALM BEACH GIRLS

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AT ORPIISUM TODAY

Muin-rer .Jim Miclit ls-t-ttfr of 1 In? Or- I !! ur-i theatre is del It d w !th h f toll which is on today and Somlay. Iii in : mi ; 1 to bonk th. "Palm t5.i- h

! V io!'- Mins. n haj been nttendinc Warl Helmout at .ii.-ivi!1i-,

'!" "" '-'.vs. M.e t:,.M.,n..s- musical ...o..,k 1,.-., .

Kmbroidory -lub at her home. 57 VV.U- h-ts a. a house r,'est Mi.-s Marjory Mr-! I:.,,,r ',, prou ra.ni a. fco a -e A !

tham st. JiiOHisy iiiicincon . u:.hi 1n.11 1 ori i,-u-. Iowa. .mism

M Q-.ii:kiu i also Mttendin-; Ward l;.-t-nii'iit.

Mrs. T. V.'. Dixon was 'hosted of the

iOak h :if Embroidery club at her loon -

Gertrude Makowskt formerly of Ham- ' S: 1 st .-"t.-rrtay. U was a M..i: Wm. Ki-nn-.ly who has b.n 3tt.-n.Un:r

mond is snennL' the wwk or.,1 wit h Ivl i i ht f ul pait. the House was o-.'C. : l.ranr.um anti U in s -l . 1 1 . ary Ac.i.i.'iny at,

the Jtuehlbprscr's of Vi'.!xani.- st.

.i;oi;i; colors. 1 in y j Fpring- Mill. T.otn.. i oxp. ctod lmm- to-

- . Jiad the animal grab has and later in iay to .sp.-nl tin- hoibl ys wit); l.is i jh.- af i!K"ii a fit ttiiy appohUt'd t svo pa rout Mr. ami .Mrs. W. .1. Ken rnaly ; course lanohoon was a-rvetl. The nov. ( .f 332 I'lumuser are. j ,,. ;;l; w ,ti i 1 U pia-.- in two wf-k v UU Mr. t.5. Vv". l'r;vo of Iniliatia av. . j s. Ivalhlr-. n ! K!r.- of The I.jti- . & .. fJi'ia Hotel vvii-- is connected with ihf 1 Miss Freda Sehneidor of I'hh'aco nn-l, 4rUr.'im c I-part tit of th" siaml ud

th; s'ji'-U Sift 1 Car Co.. wilt l.'ave tomorrow for

'"iiver jo ?pf nd the holidays with li.'r

a ras i'i Cn';'.. two black far.. i:nmi.ilian, who are poKilivoly a tint ard k"?-p tin' imrlii'ni'f in an nr. roar all of tht tltno. Tirhrt.s arc (ilr.-ady sr-lKn rnp'.djy f- r tin- M-T ri-iht art fl'.ow wt.iiii is tn

i while nivay tho hours of tho-. v.-h

will wat-ii 't!ie Id yi-ar out on Xe Year's Eve

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Call at 302 East State ! it W. ami yiaruinLi'V.L,!'

Street and get a Pretty Pencil

I j.arv.its. Capt. and Mrs. J. J. O'Rrien.

John Swntin, wh i. attcn-llnic Vu-.-l '. jz. Miltt-r of tin' Pt.indard tpl Co. Jur University is immc to tprnil th-1 lisn fron to Indiana pol :s on two u erks

with iiis .-ister. Mrs. M.

Curie y.

j vhosi-a S'.vantoii. who formally ycats

was a tvsiocnt or 1 laiifuioi-.u. nuw

vaeaiinn. Mis. ;. if. TUa.na r-V "f Indiana llr.r-

lor t-ntettainrd tin- As You l.i'.ia It ;

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

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Call for "Art"

comilitr to Hamiaond

I have four distinct makes of . PIPELESS FURNACES

m ivansas is

.; r.d t "iinstmas with the various members of his family who are living her. . The Phi Mil Oiamm a olub hetn tt. Christmas grab has party at the liomof -Miss Wilma I'.irker. Thnrsrlay - -niitji' I ee. 1th The evening: was a nart'eularl v hippy on as most of th;

XKVV YOftlC. Dee. 20 The ste-k aiarhf't 1 losed .--tetiJy tod-iy. t-.l .common reacted to a closing- of if. . r.i!-

a one thirty lunehenn. ('..vers wt'Tc . , , . . , , . t t? , , , ,

' Ill" ll VV U) J 1 " . ' ULlltill'I, U.L-'I . dropping to 1 r 4 H . rallied nn point at the close. SjuUi-rn I'.-icitlc yieid-d t tlrtt'.s. Ofiir.il Motors laili.-il to 327 land Mexican Pet ri.de 11. u. fitter fal litis t ! 1 1 it. rallied to a final nf 2Si,.l. Crueinle

to' laid" for ten truets and a nie-ly airan'r-

ed hiur course luncheon was served. The 10 t rr.fetiri-;- will lie with Airs. Kd. C'jrsmun, 317 Pei-ker st.

The reg-nhir m.-el'.ncr cf t!p Triumph i

Sots and Daughters of lib-.

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erty will meet Momi.iy nisht. r-c. 2nd. There win be nn flection of . offici i

Th? Caloric, the Pcniisuls r, the Globe, I nd tbyilcmer, each guaranteed for sik years and guaranteed to he it your house satlsfACtorv To von 011 ene ton c.f er,t

i't ivifiu lur tx yrrti . ui in cnn-i wuiiis, we cut your coal !iU one-third to onehalf. If interested in a f-irin.ee, plume nie or drop me a card.

members w r- present and a nicely a r- ' 1 on.. oy a nnsimas party wan

rnrifil l-r.i l:.-m was served. The honored cuest of the cvfnins were M':-

was tinally 215: lzcpuhli- SL. ee 114; pan !

Ataeiiean Petroleum luOlz; fierce Ar-

,riy, 77, and Unitcil He tail Ptotes '."l3 i

A. R. HARRIS

1332 Carondoilet Av.. Heg-ewisch. Phone Heg-ewljch 9360. IVearly 60c in use in Calumet region. Sold on terms.

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A L 5 . ness, Sorer.esa, uraiiufOtn o ' : Itrhinc ant

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liC - iation, Itching and

Burning of the tyes or

EyelWs: "2 Drops" Alter tne 'pn orGoif wjltwinyourconfidence. Awyo-r . rn or Murine when E T. 'tf iO Murine Eye Kemedy Co.. Ch.wo

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A large and varied assortment to choose from at very reasonable and attractive prices. Make these your candy stores and your candy problems will be easily solved.

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Mrs. llarker in charge.

JH-'s Gladys I'.ell of Vohb str-t en-

CHICAGO. ec. 20 ! tops. Iteet Ipt

I 1 5,00t ; weak; bulk 13.90 it 1 ?..'jZ ; top. I

! 14.20; Jicavy vvulKht, 1 .-!.;.) ; 3 4.1a; med-j ; ,.-,.i .i-.f n 'i.'i an "iv 1 1 e t-. t tic--..u 1 s:

tertalncl yesterday afternoon for M rs. !,.,,., , ',, ',. . ' , 1 ." ' ' S nohert M,.t and Miss M a Lei l.'e.ller 1 l.i.O'i 11.00; heavy IaeN.ni sows, roliK'.l; "j;

Tho a fie rn ton was ep-nt in maijlmr s-i'ts for Mrs. Mntt and Miss Kedler: and at the close of the eftr inoon a Oe-' iieions lum iieon was served. Those present were the Mesdames Frank r:ctz.

MlllHtli,

Fred Cniter. Paul M.tor.Viend, the Mis- ... . .. vi Hair.raunil, Luna Ii:zirei - M. Violet Kiinson, l:p.r.or Pemintr. . Margaret Plrie. Irene I'.ruse, Irene' Carter and Marjory MeQuilhin frotn 1

Fort DcdfJ'f. Iowa.

Olfta ffalore for the ladies see tor.'frht's add In this paper. AVeservu Ticlie.s Shop. 12-20

12.7S5i-l3.S.: p.n-ktnir mws,

13'.H5 '; 13.73; pifrs. 1 2.7. 'U 3.7 5. CATTL.lv K-eel pt s. 3,500; Compare. 1 Villi week a '-TO. h-ef nteer.i atirt she stock steady to 5) lower; cami.r 25 lower; veal calves 15) to 20 wer; balls 25 higher: itocktis and feeders, 25'a5J Id wer.

You can give him a Christmas Gift that will be good for several Chrismases if you choose to and save money on it if you buy it any day before Christmas.

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stese (L,o

NKW YOIU", Iec. 20 Hank state

ment: Averape hir.ns !ti"reasc t5i.72S.O0O; ! ; dernanl d-iH'sits. increase t's7,&2.",M,': time lepnsits increase t400,0"0; reserve j Increase $13.00 1,4 10. j Actual kcans Increase t4G.S01.oon; :

, 1 , , . -deniam! deposits lecrese $2.4SS,OVm; . TTaye you selected your Chrlm.i ! . , . ,, . r ,,, '

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time deposits increase ?4.oa-,(!'iO;

'serve decrease I40.53S.S1.0.

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F -J-V v- 3 T TV " HH JiEW YeiP.K. Pec. 20-Total sales (,fi V I I --.;f ? 1 V-V! C K'k stocks today were 4S1.3n0 shares; bonds! r ''i'i i ""jCl m" "" r 1 2.417.0(h); total sales of stocks f.-.r the! S li'i i " HOKgy . k were S.UHS.OfO fhare; bonds, HS.-hT.

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"Ithoui 4urstioa if Hunt'i Slr j J2,C00.

),! 10 me trtitmrnt or su-jrm.

Tfttrr Ringworm, Itch. etc. t-Vio t becorartJisfocratfed brcsu other

trratment failed Hunt'iSiv ha relieved hundreds of such c.e. You can't lose 00 out

Montr Bach Gutrontei. Try

I . . ; 4 it at our rnni 1 .' . ....J For talc lax id'

it at our nk TODAY. Prica ?5c

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CIIHAtiO CSH (iHAIV. CORN Xo. 2 mixed. 150; 3 mixed. 14; 3 white, 117: 3 yellow, 14v tJl52'i; 4 -mis ed, 141'"j116; 4 white 114". 115; 4 ytllow 14 3Vc 14C. OATS- No. 2 white. S?'.j IT S7'i ; No 1.L - --J -

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THE GREAT BIG WORRY In this world which overtops all others is the "bread and butter problem." Every dollar that you can put into a Savings Account in this strong bank lessens the difficulty and simplifies the problem. The man with a growing Savings Account has confidence in himself, which creates greater earning power, hence greater saving. We pay 3 per cent compound interest on all Savings deposits from $1 upward.

Oldest Bank in Indiana Harbor

Due to the fact that cur $50 stock of OVERCOATS was somewhat limited, we have selected forty garment: which formerly sold at $60 and priced them at $50. They're of finest woolens, several new models, ono pictured can be worn with belt all round, or half belted all sizes, at an actual saving of $10.00.

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WillilIil!IIUllMlillliiiUil!!!niHI!il!il!!lluTni!ltl!IUll!!!n!irfH2!!!Si!!!;i;ini

3 whUe, S5U fl SO.

M ff. Orshtirn his; wife, whose true

Christian names are unknown, are I'.ot

CHICAGO V"Atr 50 to 50 lbs., il!; to SO lbs., 17'o lS; $' to 100 lbs., lS'n'

HKUHBRT U IOVSEV VS. MA-i-1 A f.KT M. Ii'.Sr. CAt!3 3.j4. actio: koi; j a -.mcik Now comes tho phthuuf, by (Jforri J.

t f-id. nt.s of the Sl'jte of Indi.-ttia. and

that tta..r l esan r.ee is unknown.

fancy, 20; overweiyat Kidneys, liu to i :;ut dcfciid.'itus are there! oro h reby , K!i r, attorney, at.u i:i-s h-s o.mi iat

175 lbs., 12c. i riotith d of the r end-ticy of said action . herein, togc-thcr v. ith an .ifl'ula vlt of a

and that the sc n.e will stand for trial competent person, saow..r t.iat Jhe at tite next term of f-' i l Court and th-i t ', o.. f ndaut, Margaret M. I...vs-y, j? ; ox. ur.h-ss t!iy app ar uti i answ.-r or demur a resiih-nt of the State - t Indiana.

I thf rein, at the cflliiuj of said cause, on i So.d defendant is ther.inr-s tier. r'

BCTTKIt Receipts, 2,1 "o tubs; r.eam ery. extra, ; firsts 63; packing stock 44 43-

ks. 40 -

EGGS Receipts 1.702 eases; ourr-nt t 1st day of March. A. I. 1:120, the

uSf:a or-J nary ntsts, :s : ami 1 infr the 1'rd day of the next

term of f-aiii t.'ottrt to lie be;--,tn r.tnl held in the Court House at Hammond, in Hoetii I, in said County and Slate cm the 2ral Monday tf January. A. T. 11)20. .-aid .".ction will be heard and determined in their shscr.c?.

f.5: firsts. 71: extra. 07 f !; t-'t

41 ; dirties, 40 . 15. t'H EES!; Twins, new, 21)15 ';tZi-; your.;.- A me fit as, 3 I'i i! 32; aonfjio. ons, El; brick, 23'i. EIVE 1' CETK If Turkeys, 40; chickens, 21; springs, 25; toasters, 17; geese 27, dneks, 27. I'i TAT '--S Receipts. 2S; Minnesota and Dakota, Obi:.?, CO'i'aClO.

She will appreciate one of our fancy silk and satin lined leather boxes or baskets of all sizes. Priced up to $ 1 2. We have also a full assortment of oilier candies, such as Chocolate Creams and Bon Bons, Hard Filling Centers, also Xmas Candies, Xmas Ribbon Candy, Candy Canes, all sizes; Stick Candy. Kindergarten Mixed 50c per lb. Cream Mix 50c per lb. Broken Mix 40c per lb.

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PROFIT with SAFETY Yet your money work for you at full capacity. The Production and ReBning of Petroleum is one of the three greatest essential industries and yields the greatest proht. I lave YOUR share in the largest and most rapidly expanding business of your day by investing in a strong, safe company w ith other substantial CITIZENS of HAMMOND, who have investigated and recommended it. Ik Invader Oil and Refining Co. Incorporated Under tbo Stringent laws of OtUUjma. Less than three years old. Has paid 41 cash dividends from earnings. Has over half a hundred producing wells in Kansas, Oklahoma and TEXAS, with new ones coming in soon. Thousands of acres of leases. Its own REFINERY. Its own PIPE LINE. No bonds, no debts, and its development work handled bv experts. EARNINGS and PRICE of stock INCREASING. Watch Invader grow in 1920. For full information, see or call up W.A. STECKER HOTEL HAMMOND. PHONE 3337. BANK REFERENCES and FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FURNISHED. The limited number of shares of stock offered at the present price will soon go. It costs nothing to investigate. ACT AT ONCE.

' APIs Oh aim i-rs I American Car and Koitm r j American Locomotive ! Amei i. an Snnitine; I Amej-i.-an S'. ti Kon miry .. i Am' l ii an Snuar Retinitis - -

'" (American Til and Til " j Anaconda " " i A te)i ison --- iltalOwin locomotive

ijj Haltimoro ami Ohio Canadian Paeitie V -1 ra 1 1 a t her

I eesa.pea.'e cinn i .i.'J ..... I Cliii-as.i ami Northwestern ii ;--!!.,. Mil. and St. Paul .

O. .ior.ro) ) Fin 1 "i uetlile St-' el . Cuba Cane Sufrar It. la ware ami -Hudson ... tu ml Elect tie

I Co.neral Motors Gt. Northc i n IT f ll'.incis Central

) ; l.'ii'kiiiv.liiltl Steel I T.' lierh Valley

Midva'.e Steel .",,: folk .and Western Northern Pac'.tlc. ( !!. Oili'-s his

.' nn sy 1 va ri hi

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n-Mite d of the p. iidem'- of said to tiou and that, the same, will ftatc! f-.tr uiii at Uiu next term of said v art. i.-ni that unh sss she appear .and answer or il nitir therein, at the calling of sain curs... on tin; 25rii day of Fi iyttar A. I.). 3 It 20. the same h.-injr ihe 27th day of the next t rtti of s.'ii.I Court to he heun and held

l." WITXESS Wlinr.CiF. I hen unto i in ti e Court ji nt.se. Room 2, at 31-it it my hand and alllx l!i Seal .f s-i 1 mond. :n said County and St.Ce. on tha Court, at If-mmoml, Tti.liat.a. this l:hj2'id Mondtiy of January. A. 1.). 1. 20. said day of lecesr,hrr. A, 1). E'lik jmei. u iil ho heani and rhi. -rutin, d it HRI.HHUT Ij. WH.SATOX. j h-r al.s-.-nct. (Seal) Clerk E. S. C.' IX" V. ITM&sS WHEREOF. 1 hereurt-j Py COJtA P. AXIo'ltrOX. my hand and atl the Seal of ai-l Ei ptity Co 1 U. 12-20-27: 1-3 ''" k ;,t lhimm..r.il. this 20: h day of

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NOTICE TO N't.X- ItESl 1 E"T.

biTHF. STATU OF IXCIX. LAKH

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llERPERT ti. WHKATO: ( Si a I ) Clerk Ia i:y IlLTK Fflkn.

court. .:ov

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12-20-27; 1-3

l Press -d St"C 1 Car I );n';!av StCel Serines

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:rti:iK ul'l in Iron end -ut hern Paeitie ...

f Southern R-'ilvvay -

I rntl 1 ; . S. K ihoer AVilys Overland T . S. S'.eel Sinclair Oil

.101 ; .121! . 2 s 10 l's . 41',

Jll.l'Fl'TON. Sttole-nts at Central school here have sold Is. 077 7-1 e-i Crof.n seals, it is announced at ivi Cross

i i he olquarters.

! NOTICE TO XON-RESIT'ENT. ;! THF. STATE ")F IXPEW'A. EAKF. i COI-.VTV IV TKK htiCIl SiTKllMK

Cell" HT, .N'OVUMHIlit TERM. 1910. !'K WCiS STAXEEY RT "I.'CC'l 11 S AND AIUT,AI!E E. RICKC' i It IAS VS. I:CSSF.ET, PRE VO AND CLARA PItEVO HIS WIFE. ET Al, CAi SE N. 1S011. ACTION TO QLTET TITLE. Now come the Plaintiffs, hy Mtrrllt P. M.-ts. attorney, and tile their eompl.itnt herein. totreth-r with an affidavit

i j of a competent person, showing: that the

defendants. Mrs. Arink Ureillatt and P.reillatt her husband, and L. P. IlohJen and Mrs. L. P. Ilolden his wife, Mr?. Caroline paumer and Daumer her

FJ ; husband, Charles If. Pawner and

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New neckties are always TA.'-pieciated. No man ever his too many. And we are fortunate in securing the Jarcst assortment of neckwear ever shown in Batiunond. GEc to C5.C0.

t-verytn.iiig ior Lie man (

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wno cares.

Sliirts, Mufflers, Robes, Fur Caps, Pajamas, Hats, Clothing, etc.

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iothscf-i'fd A-cf Hirscfi UiAiA'xife Dest Ci mnixs

r.j.mftr his wife. Hurrv Ortburn and

t Open every evening until ? Christmas.

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