Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 192, Hammond, Lake County, 2 February 1920 — Page 3

Monday, Fob m are 2, 1020. Pace Three : a-is "j - !il:!!!!i!!!:illi!!II!!l!!l!i!ilI!ll!!!!!!I!!!Hi!!i!i!!;!!!l!!!!H BABY NAMED LYD1A E. Because Her Mother Was EH Made Well by Lydia E. ; EH Pinkham's Vegetable j Compound. ! Brooklyn. N. Y. "I could not writ t 1 It 1 f'J' all my thanks for your blessed mediITOi M erne, Lydia E. finkIF ham's Vegetable Compound. 1 was m a very bad condition and had lost two babies. One AI. "1

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old me about Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and auer I had taken eight or ten bottles I felt like a dmer-

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last month and we have had her christened Lydia Elizabeth. I wth you to publish my letter to benefit other women who are sufferinjc as I was." Mrs. Kathxrine KtmzBACKEK, 10SG Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Women who suffer from any feminine ailment should not lose hope until th-y have tried Lydia E- rinkham's Vegetables Compound. The many convincing testimonials constantly published in the newspapers ought to bo proof enough for women who suffer from those distressing ills Fculiar to their sex that Lydia E. inkham's Vegetable Compound is the medicine they need.

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WHITING encf ifs PEOPLE

The BARGAIN EVENT of the YEAR

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This A. M.

The TVhitinsr fripnds of Kenneth ; Kes?!er will bp Interested to learn uT

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j hts recent marrias" to Jliss Astim ' Hartnett of Chicago. The marriatr I tok. place in the Corpu 'hri.ti j.ur- I f onaso in Chlcaeo at five o lo. k on ' la?t AVedne.1ay afirrnoon, the attcni-j . ants being- Miss Theresa Harnett, sin- j , fr of the brid and Mr. Harry Moore j j of tha West Park Addition, a former ! buddy of the groom. The wedding; Jrarty had dinner at the Kri!l room in j 'ihe Congres! Hotel, after which tby

aw -Oh, My Dear," at the I.aSiiUe ; theatre. Thursday evening the bride and jtroom were, the recipients of a supper given for them by the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kessler, of the West Park Addition with wh m The young: couple wjll make their future home. The progress mada by th chorus and orchestra of the Owl's club mow has heen o rapid that joint rehearsals havff been cut to one each weik. which will be held at the club at 7:00 V. m., starting next Tuesday evening;. "Wednesday vening- has been reserved, for specialty nunrbers and the rehearsal of eolos. It 7i3.a been necessary to changs the date.i for the show to Friday, March 12. Monday, March 1 and Tuesday, March 16th. Miss Betty Hagan of Sheridan ve 1 entertaining her sister from Louis

ville. Ky. Mrs. Mclntyre of Sheridan avenue, kas returned from Jjotiifn-i'.le, where he -was since Ohristmas, visiting' at the home of her parents. Mrs. Gibson who has been here visiting at the home of her daughter. frs. Earl Humphreys, has returned to fcer home in Nebraska. Jeisse. Gill, who is a student t the. Vniverwlty of Illinois is spending n. week at his home in Oliver street, this feeing between Semesters. (Mrs. Albert Jrcliolz entertained a few friends at her home in Xew Yorif ivenue. the afternoon being devoted to needlework after which refreshments were served. Charles Teede. a member of the

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Thronged with Enthusiastic Shopper si

People from far and near came early to take advantages of the wonderful savings this sale had to offer them on th3 thirds they I most needed. No prudent woman or man with a keen eye for economy should overlook the money saving opportunities offered during 1 this event. Prices have been steadily advancing. Through our mighty buying power we have been able to secure immense lots of dependable merchandise, many of which were contracted for months ago, which enables us to quote prices considerably less than today's I wholesale cost. H Each day stocks will be replenished and new bargain lots added. Many of today's best features arc rpneated tomorrow wl,;u 1

g departments have come forward with new bargains. g j Come to the "Mill End" tomorrow, make your selections now and get the best of tlie splendid offerings. HiniiM

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Fairbanks-Morse basket ball team, of Befoit, Wis., was a guest t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthnr Gladden andi ali at th home of his cousin, Mrs. Ralph White. Mr. Frank B. Iewis and daughter. Mrs. DonaM Naef. have returned from Orwell. N. Y.. where they -went with tiie remains of iSTrs. Helen A. Tjewig, mother of the former, whose sudden death oceurcd a week ago. The general meeting of the Whiting Fortnightly Club will be held at the library this evening at which Miss Justin, the County Red Cross nurse

will speak. Tl-.ere will be election of

officers and it j hoped that number will be pr .-- nt.

prise be;ng sn stote f,.,r tiiem.

The new invalid car of undertaker Heyden removi d Miss Clara Schlack to St. Rernard's hospital in Chieag... where she is) v ry ill with pneumonia. Messrs. A. O. osterb'irg and VV R. Jenkins attended the auto show in Chicago.

::HIHAIR FALLING? HERE

REAL "INSIDE" INFORiVlATION

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When Constipated, Bilious, Headachy, Take "Cascarets" for Liver and Bowels No "Shake Up"

Are you ke-pirdi your bowels, liver, excess bile from the liver and carry ou

fcnd stomach clean, pure, and fresh with

t'ascarets. or merely whipping ihem intj ction every few days -uith Saltr-. Cathartic Pills. Oil. or Vnrgutive Waters Stop having a howl wa-h-dHv. ,et Pascarets gently cleanse and regulate tbtt stomach, ren-.uve the sour ai;.' fermenting food and foul gas.-, !ak the

of the colon and bowels all the constipated waste matter and poi?ons so you can straighten up. '"ascarcts tonight will make you feel great by morning. They work while you sleep never gripe, sicken, or cause any inconvenience, they cost so little to.. ,!-

STAR THEATRE WHITING, INDIANA Tonight Tomorrow and Wednesday

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Don't Fail to See This Picture!

Whiting

Advertisem en ts Are Winners

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Don't Worry! Let "Danderine" save your hair and double its beauty.

ad are arretted br Th Wbltlnx Xcm IZ4, llttlb St.. Paoae 1SS-1V. Wish to announce that the old sales slips will not be redeemed f..r Trading Stamps after February IS. WZO. H. .tnix A SONS I-.11 lit A HOME FOR YOU Would you be interested :f you had the opportunity of beion;itig owner of a tine new home, in ytilltz Park on payments of down and t er month, phone Whiting 41, Henry S Davidson, 600 llflth i'treet. -2-1

V.'OrivD YOl' be interest..! in bu.vins a most modern, fsiMv qii:p;ed sev. n room house, located on Ai'hisMi a Whiting? If so, j.Mi .an b cne the owner by paving $.".) down and $." per month. Henry S, I'avidson. phone Whiting 41 or call e'm llfith street. 2-2-K A HOME FOR YOU Would you be mter. sicd jf you had the opportunity r.f he-oming own. r of

a fine new home ;n StisrMtz 'ark on

payments of $2:. dou 11 and $lT. .. :

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To stop falling hair at once and rid

i "''c .s. .1 ! p ..f every particle of dandruff ! : a mi .-us b..ttl f d.-i'ghtfu! "band"nii"" at any- d rug or t ! t "imtei j f..- a f. v tits, pour a little 111 y. null and and rub it inta the scalp. After I sv.T.il applications the hair usually j 1 -p . tailing out, and von can't find J .tiv dandruff. Your ln:r will grow cmiic, fhi.-k and long and appear soft. ; Fl...sy find twice as beautiful and I abundant. Tiy it--adv.

daughter, Mrs. r. Fly, and Miss M-ibel Wichorst attended the Woodiawn Theatre in Chicago end saw "Ai the Clouds Roll By." The presidents association of the Women of the Grand Republic lieid their convention in the gold room at the l.aSaile Hotel last Thursday evening. Mrs. C Staton and dauchters. Mrs. P.

Ply and little Marion, Mid Mrs. Jaka Tasse were those from here ho attended. s IferniKn Thiesson of Indiana blvd. and Carl Peterson of Myrtle ave.. both flu victims, are getting along fine and will soon be able to be out. Mrs. John Councils of Iike ave. was a visitor at the Fast Side on Friday. Fritz Kasch of Indianapolis blvd.. who

has been very ill, is much improved at this tim Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bloom and ha by of Fast Side were entertained at a six o'clock dinner at the Oeorge Klolding home on 116th st. Friday evening.

Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable

mature s Safe lilood Treatment

On the Market Ks2r a Century.

"n you are in perfect health, and are enjoying: a strong sjid Ccroas TUiiky. it is then that yow blood is fre from a'l imptrrjties. "Von shcntld be rery care a 1 and riv heed to the $htest indication of impure blood. A sluggish circnlation is often indicated by

-a impaired jwwtite. a feelino- of

Ussirude and a general weakeoin? of the system. It then that you shocld prrrmptly take a few bottle? of S. S. S. It will aid in cleansng the blood and Inild up and strengthen the whole system. S. S. S. is sold by all druggists, vaianble information about the bloc:! sopply can be had free by rj1?, l th Swift Specific Co., iwjft Laboratory, Atlanu, Ga.

her death is much regretted by a larjre

circle of friends here. M. C. Wiiey of Fast Chicago viita relstives iiere Saturday. Thomas Y'a! er of Chicago vM-d fri.-nds here Saturday.

LOWELL

Times news serice is the best

that money can buy and honest effort can furnish.

MOTHER GRAY'S POWERS KKETIT MAKY CHILDREN Thousands of mothers have fout-e . .'ilier Cnys P., t Powders an excel lent ren-v-dy for children complaining ol headaehes. colds, f , verishness. ston.ael 111. ubles and other irr.-.-ularit ies frotr whicii children suffer during these day ai,d excellent results at" accomplished bv its use. Used by mothers for over 30 yearn. Sold by l'russisis everywhere Ad v.

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month, phone AVHtinu Davidson. KOrt lir.th ot : STK Til K VI" It K P. Miealma in ".I'.'st "Mates) and Model.-," a ;

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STOP ITCK ECZEMA

Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Wilt Help You Never mind how often you haro tripyj and failed, j-oucan stop burniag, itching eczema quickly by applying Zems furnished tyanydruf:jistfor35c. Extra large bottle, $1.00. liesJirjg begins the moment 2ma 13 Eppiied. la a short time usually every trace of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy.alwavsuseZerno.tha penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not agreasy salve andit doesr.otstain. When others fail it is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kicdi Tee E. W, Rose Co- Cleveland, a '

j Mr. and .Mrs. W. 'Brandt of Troy. I ' ;.. arrived her. on Friday !. attend ' Moo i'un.tal of their nie.'c. Miss Clara

1 Krarntner. Mrs. Brandt is a sister to j "(Mr. Krireimir and Mr. Brandt a brother!

Mrs. Km minor.

who has past few long nice-

H. H.gnier ,jf 1 .bc-rt s av. b. . n coniined to his homo the ''! s with the flu. is getting n Iv.

Arthur Stress, who has fceeri very ill! at Ids home on Fako ave., is not improving very- rapidly. Eliztib'th. th- infant tinushtcr of Mr !

Mi -Mrs. J.tMl !(! ch o( .Myrtle ave..

Miss Itnogene Strickland, who is (ending th Indiana. Fniversity

Biooiniutrton. is visiting her i

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strickland. Chnrl- s Ceiga of Whiting came yesterday morning to visit his father. Vincent Ciga. and sister, Mrs. Milo Brarmon, and husband. Miss Julia Nelson, who is attending Purdue Fniversity st lifayeite. is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. F. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. A! Parks of Fast. Chicago visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, hero yeslerday. Mrs. John Hinslcy riturn.d to l,er home in I.ifayetto Saturday evening after a visit here with her parents, Mr. end Mrs, W. F. I'.olshaw. Mis. lvt'T F. Finspahr of Hammond visited her parents, Mr. ami Mrs, Thomas llayden here yesterday. Mrs. 3:ansom Pratt returned last evening from a visit with Mrs. M. M. M"o and husband in Chicago. Mrs. Peter Stanley and Mrs. Jacob

Puley visited relatives in Hammond yes- j

i terday.

Joseph M.cConnell, who Is workine In I Iimn'iial, visited his family here yesi t. rda . i "Word fias been received here of the death of Miss Pane piper at h r home j in Chicago. Miss Piper has been the

instructor in music in the schools of Cedar Creek and West Creek townships for the past four years. She was a

j young" lady who pi;M warm friends

with all wipm she came in contact find

Indiana Gardens

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'Jieek Catlreilic church with Father t'oarbp.ck officiating. Interment at licssviHc Iud. Mrs. Carrie Shads and Mrs. Holsfrom of Fake ave. were South Chicago visitors on Friday. Ed. Freese of J!yrtl ore. i reported cn the sick i;t. Mrs. C. Stanton, her son Charles nnd

Forsythe Take Hammond or Crating car to the door. Roller Skating every Sunday night and every night. Special matinee for children Sunday afternoon. Best of exercise.

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