Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 286, Hammond, Lake County, 21 May 1920 — Page 5

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Friday. Mav 21. 1920.

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A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Krace lUit;nf r. vfhi'j marriage to Thomas Smith t Chicago, will take place on June 1st. at the home of her siste;. Mrs. K. Shaw, of 12S5 Monroe St. A mock marriage was performed by Mrs. H. K. Carroll, who wore a full dress suit, and read the marriage rituals with treat accuracy. The bride was Mrs. r. Long, who wore a beautiful white embroidered dress, a veil and carried a lovely bouquet of Klephant ears and orange blossoms . The groom. Mrs. C. King, was well dressed in overhalls. and sl red necktie which went very nicely with his black moustache. Miss llabc 'aul was maid of honor and wore a lovely dress Of white net. The best man. Miss Florence Kuhn. wore a military suit. The flower girls were Mrs. (leorge Sturgess and Mrs. It. Kpker. and they wore white dresses and carried baskets of assorted flowers. The remainder of the evening was enjoyed with dancing and music. The music was furnished by Mrs. I.eo Wolf. The Mesdames S. I.on and I. Sturges gave a very amusing cake walk. In ronclusion a nicely arranged two course luncheon was served. The bride-to-be received many beautiful gifts. Those present were the Mesdames Lo "Wolf, Carl Kaufman. S. Long. George Sturgess. Hugh K. Carroll. C. It. Kpker, C. King, Kennedy. M. V. Chandler, 1 he Misses Hheresa and Clara Terre. Florence Kuhn. Habe Faul. Kvelyn Knoezer. the Mesdames Linseman. F. Ross. K. Bockman. C. Roy. A. Bruetsch, C. Robinson and Langon.

Mr. and Mrs. 'A. E. Wilcox of Glendale Fark and Miss Naomi Ortt motored to Lafayette. Ind., this morning to spend ..the w eek-end with Alfred Wilcox who is attending Fqrdile University. The W. B. A. of the Maccabees met last night with a large attendance. The playlette which was given by the Indiana Harbor ladies was very much enjoyed by all of those preesnt. Final arrangements were made for the Rally o be given at Whiting. June 15th.

Your Word is Law We think every article we put up for sale is A-No. 1 in quality. But, if for any reason it fails, we urge that you bring it at once to our attention. If it doesn't meet your standards, it won't meet ours. And incidently it's a whopping big concern that back3 the tires we sell, and both make good. That's why we tell Firestone. O'NEIL AUTO SALES 671 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Ind.

After meeting a social hour with refreshments was enjoyed. ' The G. Warners of Carroll t.. will move or. June 1st into the Schmidt bungalow which they have purcha:od

on hJnabeth st . .Max hchmidt will leave Tuesday. May 2."th. for California, wnere the Schmidts will make their future home. Mrs. Schmidt and daughter. Vei rgedeil, will temaiii in Hammond until the school year is out. The organ and dramatic art recital given last night at the First Baptist church by the Messrs Reginald Peighton and F. S. Fender was particularly well attended. The concert was splendid and very much en joyed and appreciated by the audience. They are planning a return trip to Hammond next fall. They will travel in Lyceum work for the summer.

The Women of Moose Heart I.rgion. chapter 120. will hold the regular meet ing tonight at Moose hall. There will be an initiation of candidates. All members are n quested to be jcscnt. Mrs. W. B. Newman of log Ogden St. left for Grand Rapids. Michigan, to visit an aunt for a few uays. -- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar ('rumpacker, of 4S Highland St., May "nth. a son. Barton Mayes. Roth-mother and son are doin,g nicely. It was Mr?. Joseph Thompson of Highland St., rather than Mrs. J. O. Thompson of Harrison. that underwent an operation at Rochester, Minn, this week-. There has been some confusion owing to the similarity of the names . There will be a meeting of True Kindred this evening at lne I. O. O. F. hall. Mrs. Fred Slot f. Jr., and clyldmi have taken a c t'age at Winnebag

LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"

May Panic by Scatena Mall Club, at K. C. Hall. Hammond. Wednesday, May 26th. Husk O'llaru'i orchestra.

The closing event of the ?--son. the

i "May Queen Manor" at Unity Hail. Saturday evening. May i'.HIi. Pance I around an old-fashioned Maypol-.

Help select Hammond s most beautiful May tjiHtn. Admission j.'ic. i-U

Trucks make daily trips to ( hlengo, phone llonnrd Trucking t o. liiist Chicago 1470, night phone Ills ' 5-I!l-f.

May Panoe by Scatena Ball Club, -'it K. C. Hall. Hammond. Wednesday. May 26th. Husk O'Haru's orchestra. &-lJt-Tt

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V.- A. Milne to I Address Men's Club at ! Presbyterian Church The M'-n"s eluh of the I'reshytet ian ehunh have secured the services of, Mr. V. A. Milne, scejf tary-nianager of;

the Mum-ie Commercial club. Muneie. I Indiana, for a talk at the church, 7:30 i p in. Sunday. May 2P.nl. j Mr .Milne has had a verv interest- j Ing experience under the food ulr I ministration of wlvch Mr. Herbert c. l.'o. vet- was the head. Hi- Work dur-

! Pon t forget that "May Queen dance' 'at Unity halt, Saturday. May 29th. i Civen by t he M'.enefie lal Union; Adj mission 05c. a-l'J

BUTTON COVERING HF.MSTITt him; i om-: lVY rieating, braiding, sewing machines at bargains; all kinds of repairs; all work guaranteed. I'a'l at 31'fc'tate st Just west of Hohman st. Rhone 4 16Hammond. Indiana. 5-3-1

May Dance by Scatena Ball Club, at K. C. Hall. Hammond. Wednesday. May 26th. Husk O'llara's orchestra. 5 -1 'J - 7 1

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will leave some time around the middle of next month. - Dr. L,. Moran, Dr. R. Gillis and Dr. M. Iddings. will return from Ind

ianapolis, Ind.. today where they have been attending a dental convention. Mrs. Frank Betz is expected home ; from Terra Haute today where she j has been for the past few w eeks visiting friends and relatives. The Mesdames T. K. Bell. B. B. P. j Bell. F. R. Mott and Charles Hohman I

will be guests at a luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. C. Barry, Chicago. James WallaceOrr. of Santa Barbara, Call., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Kline of Ruth st . He will remain in the cast for a couple of months visiting relatives and friends. He will go as far east as New- York City.

Have your sewing machine repaired by Rake county's only sewing machine expert. F. C. Miller, 18! State st. Teh-phone 17P0, estimates furnished free. , 5-21

Eclipse Automatic Co. Do you know that a new manufacturing plant is being built in Hammond? W will manufacture Belt Sanders, rianing Machine. Klectric Washing Machine. Awning Supports. Screen Locks. Gear Cutting Machine, Automatic Pumps, etc. The plant is being built on the corner of Conkey ave.. and Monon tracks and will be ready to start operation by July 1st, this year. We will give stockholders preference in employment, all of the stock is being sold to working men in the Calumet district. If you are interested, please call P. our office. Room 205 Ruff buldg. Hammond. Phone 2735. Open until 8 p. m. evenings. adv.

A real old-fashioned dance at Unity Hall. Saturday evening. May 29ti. The hall will be all decorated in newgreen to receive the May Queen. Admission 55o. - ' ed him to be sure the raincoat which was sticking partly out of a hca iiy laden suitcase was waterproof. The man replied that he had made fuce of that, and forthwith Frank and thstrangfr locked arms. The Monon from Indianapolis was late getting in last night. Bowling north, the train rocked like a cradle in an effort to make up for lost time. After the Hammond party had left the diner more than a peck of peas were swept up by aides of the chef.

NEWS FROM THE CONVENTION Harry Grimmer is looking for fellow who tipped the house detective at the Claypool hotel. Indianapolis, that a racket was going on behind the door of a room occupied by five prominent local Jeffersonians . Grimmer wasn't in the bunch, but for some mysterious reason they took him for the tipster. Seems th.i Frank O'Rourke, Frank Martin. Howard Gescheidler. Judge Barnett, and Alan Twyman were busy with the cards (writing of course) and sundriss when a house detective decided that if the roof were to remain on the hotel, the noise in room 202 would have to stop. The boys blamed Grimmer and Grimmer blames an unknown quantity. Jovial Frank O'Rourge stopped a fellow democrat on the street and warn

PLENTY OF WATER IF YOU GET LICENSE If yo-u've got a sprinkling license.

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get one at the crty hail, then you ca t sprinkle the lawn at any hour of th"ay, according to Superintendent of Water W-rks Blockie'. who says that there will be no designated hours f;' Sfrinkling as in previous year--. Today two f f the city's big "boosterpumps at Hoffman and Sheffield stree s will Lcgin operation. The water a.; i l.-H'f the lke fro.U puiTi('in-r station has a pressure of 63 pounds. When it reaches as far ;-outh a.3 the "boini'r" pumps. the pressure lias dropped to 40 and 43 pounds. The pumps will create enough pressure to adequately care for all south side sprinklers.

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ing the time he was with the foou administration carried h:ni ail over the United States and also abroad. He has also built up an organization of ever LTommi into and women which voluntarily agreed to address meetings in every hamlet and city in the United States. This expel ienee has given him a wonderful inside view into the econvMij,. ,-, nditlons of today, and his talk will be of vital interest to the factory eveeutives r-f this district. His work ireviou to troing with the fi-od administration was of such a nature that it brought liim in close contact with labor ootid it i ns. Tlie Men's club of the Presbyterian hurch e .rdially invites the public t j hear this 1 ;i M-c . Men's Club of the Presbyterian Church Adv.

nt Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of September. A. P. 1I20. raid fiction will be lo.-jid and determined in his ah: enee. l.V WITNESS WHHIvUOF. I hereunto set my hand and aflix th'; Sial of said Court, at Hammond. thi- 2 1st day of May. A. P. UH'O. i!i;i:i:i'i:T b. u hbathv. t.Sealj i "leri; .. S. C. 0-21-J: 0-4 NOTICE Tt' 'No.v-iti-;siii:NT. Tim STATU OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE BARK SUPERIOR CO CRT. MAY TKRM. Ri20. G !: RG I-; I'.KNDFi: VS. OI'HKBIA GUSTAFSON i:t al "ausi; No. i::m. action t i-- r i ;i -uos i-: m 1 1 rti ; a ; i :. Now conii-s the Plaintiff, by Sheerer VVhite, attorneys, and tiles his complaint herein, together with an aflldavit of comrwteiit pf ron, showing that the defendants, Ophelia Gustafsoti Welter. Andrew Welter. Henry Welter, and Nellio Welter, his wife, are net rc idcuts of the Stat(- of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notid'-d of the pendency of s-i.id acti-o) and that the same will statal for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they app-ar and answer or demur therein, at the ,rillm' of said cati-e, on the lull day id' SonN-inler. A. P. !02'. the same t-eing tin- 2nd das of t lo- net t rm d' said Court, to be 1( gun and in-ld in the Court House. Ro..m No. 2. at Hammond, in "a id County and Sta(e- o:i the 2nd Mondiv of September. A. P. 11)20. said a't ion will 1m- heard and drt f t mined i ii t h i r : bs- nc. IN HITNUSS I i 1 : 1 : 1 ; I '. I h-rru'li HAMMOND. WHITING AND EAST CHICAGO &ALLWAY COMPANY ILId Tigl.t

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set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, ar Hammond, this 21st day of May. A. P. 1920. HERBERT B. WHCATON. (Peal I , , ,.K ? By RUTH BURG.

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G. GRKKN S. ANNA U AKNi:!:. KT. AU CAUSK NO I II 2 7 2 ACTION TO PARTITION RRAB USTATK. Now cono-s th-? Plain;. iiT by M-. ade. Roy , e g. Tw nii'n. Ids atlot-nevs. and ..li s his oinpliiint Ik rem, toge-i,..,- uiiii ;ui alii. lav it of a competent p. , s. n. showing that the defendants Martha p. -an Lnd Riley p.-an are ,,! re.: id-r:t s of th-: S; ; t e e f I ri'l ;ana.

Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 2nd day of July. A. D.. 1920. the the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur sam-j being the 47th day of the next t- rm of said Court to be begun ajid held

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lotion will be heard and determined in their absence. , 1 IN WITNKSS WHKRKOF. I hereunto s-et my hand and aflix the Sea! of said

Court, at Hammond, this 10th day of i May. A. p.. Pi20.

(SUAB HKRBKRT B. WHKATON. CU-rk L. S. C. By RUTH RKKG. Deputy Clerk.

in- tne i ouri nousc, iiuuin -o. a TATi: OF INPHNA. BA ICK ' l?atnniond in said County and State o OUNTV. IN THE l.AKK SUPKKloR t)l 2n(J Mond:ly of May. A. P.. 1020. sai

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ONTEPNATIONAL "EW? SFRVICEI PARIS. Mav 21. -The French strikes were called off today by the Federation of Babor. The strikes started with the railway workers and sprtad to a number of other branches' of industry. Steps were recently taken by tile government t dissolve the Federation on t hep; round it had revolu tionary a;nis.

DEATH OF BABY GIRL Mary Jane Van Horn, the 3-monfhs-o il daughter "f Mr. and Mrs. Karl Van Horn, d'ed at their home. 422 Truman rtriet. last niht. The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home. Intcnr.fnt took place in Oak Hill cemetery in charge of Undertaker Stewart.

NOTICK TO NON-RKSIDKNT. Tin; statu of Indiana, bakk COUNTY. IN THK BAICK SUPKR.IOU COURT. MAY TKRM. lf'20. CA ROBIN K GABRIKB V.-. ADOBPH GABRI KB. CAUSK No. 1020:. ACTION TO PIVOIICK. Now comes tlie Plaintiff, by Ihaoh. Gavit & Stinson. attorneys, and files lor complaint herein, together with an aflid.ivu of a. competent jn rsnn, showing thiit the defendan I . Adfdph labriel. is not a resilient of 'the Saute of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore herehy Ooiitied of ihf p. n!- ney of said action ind that the Van-,.-- will stand for trial i't the next term of said Court, and that uoloss he appear and aimvcr or demur

therein, at the calling of said cause, en I the Ijth day of S. pt-mber. A. P. 1:2". ' the same being tin- Vri'l day of the lo t t' rm of said Court, to be b-gim and' hi hi in the Court House, Room No. I.1

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PNE1TM0NIA VICTIM DIES Kdmond V.. R. Samuelsr-n. the 1S-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Samuel5on of 342 Columbia avenue, died at their home yesterday morning of pneumc-nia,. The funeral will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'ctot U. Rev. Makenson will officiate. Interment will be held in Oak Hill cemeterv in charge of Cndertaker Rtirns.

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Edward C. Minas Company Furniture Department 3rd Floor Supreme Furniture Selling At One-Fifth Off Deduct 20 per cent from the regular sale ticket There is no limit. It is .the new furniture dependable from the best manufacturers in America. Furniture you can live with every day. Furniture for every room in the home at one-fifth the regular retail price.

We Are Not Urging People to Buy

We are simply giving them the opportunity and we'shall continue to do so, being free to give notice any time when we have reason to believe the Furniture stock is sufficiently reduced. This deduction of 20 per cent on all Furniture has stimulated the people in the re-furnishing of their homes it helps many to meet their losses on Liberty Bonds and the necessity to save during the continuing high cost of living. This is our protest against further advances in price of any kind.

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Hammond, Ind.

"Quality" Our MottoService

Specials for Saturday, May 22nd S.M'ALL LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS, 2 2 C

SUGAR CURED REGULAR HAMS, lb MILK FED NATIVE VEAL LEG OR LOIN, lb PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, lb '

I FRESH CUT LEAN PORK CHOPS.

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Fresh lender Boiling Beef, lb Fresh Lean Pork Loin Roast . . .

Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and meaty, lb

d Fresh Neck Bones or Q Pigs Feet, lb

a Fresh Liver, sliced (J

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all you want, lb'

Fresh Leaf Lard, OO l

Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, lb. . . . Select Brand Lean Salt' Pork, lb Home Rendered Pure Lard, lb. , . . Frankfurter or Pork Sausage, lb. M. Ham, Berlin or Veal Sausage, lb. . Corned Beef Hash, 2 lb. cans

GEM NUT OLEOMARGARINE. lb

30c

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.

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Hammond. Ind.

181 East State Street.

Will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any persons guilty of defacing any of the Steffen Posts which are a part of the Steffenguide system of rural guidance. STEFFENGUiDE CORPORATION Suite 505 Hammond BIdg. Hammond, Ind. Boost Steffenguide and you Boost Hammond

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IT A GZIP A 1" 7T Saturday and

Monday Only

Tomorrow a. Msjday Final Reductions! Open Evenings

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:j The aboTe en iliUsi-'tES cne c? the beautiful barraiis we are offering 14 during this sale. Lock at ill Notice the beauii'ul design! Comes in

oak, mahojany and walnut. Beautiiul tone.

OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P. M.

S Liberty Bonds are Accepted the Same as Cash

$10 DOWN

FREE BUNCH AND ROLLS with each player sold during this sab.

iimball $ 65 Hallett Cc Davis 150 Player Piano 185 Gablsr oc Son 140 Putnam i 50 Shoninger 65 Hall 95 Johnson 125 Underwood 160 Royal 145 Schiller 35 Hardman ICO Schubert 115 Kenmore 148 There are dozens of others; ia fact, aty make you prefer, acd at any price you wish to pay.

Sends the world's finest, high rradc, brand new Player to your home today. You can pay a little ;ach pay day and a player is yours before you know it. Do not put :Hs piano buying chance off. Come n today. Saturday & Monday Only It is impossible to enumerate ill the bargains of this sale here. Players from $385 up Let us show you this great display! No obligation to buy. CNE YEAR FREE EXCHANGE TRIAL and 20 seasons warantee tor Iwo Days Only REMEMBER

alurday & Monday Only

24 BRAND NEW, HIGHEST GRADE 20 YEARS WARRANTED $10 DOWN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY YOUR CHANCE NOW $10 DOWN. Open Evenings Until 9:30 During Sale CTJJCf'f A f Every sincere, trngtwrortliy person can take advantage of Or this Great Sals aud these wonderful Bargain?. Payments can lje arranged to suit your convenience cn some Pianos as low as $1 per week. Besides, we are willing tt send to your home any one of these advertised Pianos for trial and examination free of expense to you If, after seeing and lieaitn thrni in our wrexms, there is any question in your m'nd as to whether yon will he permanently pleased. We want to make It easy for you o huy a Piano, and we are perfectly willing to do anything to make you safe in your selection, Because we realize buying: a Piano is an Important event in any home. We can arrange terms and conditions satis, factory to you.

Grand Centra! Piano Go.

582-584 OAKLEY AVE., CORNER PLUMMER, HAMMOND. East Chicago and Indiana Harbor customers get off car at postoffice, walk half block north on Oakley.

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