Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 303, Hammond, Lake County, 11 June 1920 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Fridav, June 11, rJL'.

WHITING and its - PEOPLE

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

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i-: inc Maoabces will hulU their get to. t' :i.fi' j ally hi June ltith at the I. U. to. I". llui;. All the Kwiow of this i:it':.ft will ii.ttt-r.ii ami take a part i mualUtu- work U r the altt.r!ij..n. The evening will be spent in a .-..i.il way with Fancy drill from Valpai jitii and Whiting furnishing a short j-i-vVaia and j ft'rrshtnents. All the iu..n: :..! are requested to attend this jla.j.. , Loth ui'terno.-n and evening as - .;it iii'tict rs will be here and we 1 :. to ha e i ar Sui'rera Commander w;:h ;.s at tins time. The Whiting friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Creasbaiuu of Hammond, nee Sch:m4 of Whiting will be inti rested to learn that a daughter, their n:st born, greeted them at their home Maywood avenue on their seventh w- d :.r;r anniversary on Tuesday, of '"i week. Mother and child are gettuii along famously. The Whiting- police held their month- '" snoc-ing .!!t.-t at the Whiting '"' on We lr.isdav. The scores were :'rtll..;ws: Collin., 123; Petty, 102; :Li:er. S6; Mulianey. 79; Bcllan. 77; M i.:k.v.m. 71; Kileullen. 63; Quinn, 44; -f:.-r.ak. 30; Satterfield. 36. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John S.-haub, Jr.. at their home In So. I- nd on Wednesday. Mrs. William Reed entertained the nir-mbers of the Lcyal Women's Club a' a pleasant meeting at her home in :!!' : -.dan avenue Tuesday evening-.

The-Ladies' Auxiliary A. u. II. will c.ve a card party in their small hall at t Slovak Pom this evening. I'.rt Ha'.sey of the Wod River, 111., f.f finery, is m Whiting on business and at the home of his slater. Mrs. rrie "i.!l of er street. Th M i'.ind Builders" an Indian canta.i will be given by the Congregation- . , ir;:'h ch'-ir this evening at 8:00 p r.i . Mrs. J. M. Smith and children of Ir. nana boulevard, are visiting her par--:is in Macomb. 111. The Whiting high school will have h- ir :?20 commencement exercises on ro.xt Wednesday evening." the address1 i.i be delivered by Roscoe 3il!more .'--tt. of Franklin. 111. Class Day exev Ises will be on next Monday even-in-. th class to consist of twenty-C:-ee members. Joe OT.ldstein was placed under arj . -. - by officer Mackslm on the charge having no lights on his automobile ar 1 v a? released on $25.00 bond. Parrel! Augustine, was also arrested bv Macksim. for reckless auto drlvrng ir.i passing: a street car while unload:r.y passengers. He was locked up i-t default of bonis. At the last meeting of the city council Jam E. Evans was re-elected to the V. ard of Education tc succeed himself. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Charles Malloy who i-o v been here visiting the latter's .-otter, Miss Mabel Toombs, will return their home in Xoblesville, lad., toro - rrow. Carl Schaub. who Is attending the s. l.c-ol at Prairie Du Chlen. Wise., will graduate next week. William Abernathy was arrested by ff: -er Oirard oti the charge of stealing r: nony from George Layo. Pending trial he was locked up in default of 'onds. The Children's Day program of the ("or, g-regat!--nal church will be given in th church r.et Sunday evening beginning promptly at 7:3". Mis.- Mary Morrison has been training the children for the oast several weeks, so a worth while program is to be expect-

a are aceeVleU lr Tk WLItlna News C, 624. HBtfc St.. ! IIS-W. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEUNl I. the undersigned, refuse to pay or settle any debts or contracts made by Minnie A. tOttow) Hapner, after May 26. 1920. 6-9-3 JACOB H. HAPNER. . F( '1 SALE: 5 room house on Central avenue, modern. Price $1,700; Cash $1,700. balance on payments, see P. P. Sullivan. 6-3-4 FOR RENT: Large unfurnished front rocm. suitable for young couple, with use of kitchen, call after 6:00 p. m . . Stevens, 1165 Sheffield ave.. Whiting. Ind. 6-0-3

Accounts due The "Whiting News are now payable at the office. S24 119th St. Thoe who are two months in arrears for papers will be discontinued without notice. 6-4-3 STAR THE AT nil TOYIGHT Big Serial Day Elmo Lincoln In "Elmo. The Fearles;" chapter 9. Benny Leonard in the "Evil Eye." chapter 5. also "Lightning Bryce" chapter 5 and a comedy, 6-11-1 Best lot In "Whiting's business center is for sale. Inquire at O. Levay &

Co., 3C1 119th street. Whiting. 6-11-3 PRINCESS THEATRE TOMGHT Torrlne Griffith In 'THE GARTER GIHL," from the fnnioun Mory of O. Henry We guarantee thl picture U to Jack Dfnpfy serial. Coining next Sunday. AV. S. HART In "JOHN'S PET

TICOATS." 6-11-1

Mr. and Mrs. G. iBlack. moved from Lincoln avenue in the Weat Park Addition to- the Robert Harke home on 119th street. Mr. and Mrs. Harke and family moved on a farm near South Bend. Ind.i The little Vis baby who hs been 111 is nicely improving. Miss Helen Preeson returned to her home on Roberts avenue for her summer vacation from Terre Haute, Ind., where she was attending school. John Pefnek of Reese avenue returned to hia work after an illness of two weeks . A roast beef gupper will be served at the Lutheran church on June the 23rd, by the Ladies' Aid. Mrs. C. Ilelwig. who has been confined at the home of her son Charles, on Lincoln avenue, by Illness, is reported to be slowly improving; Mrs. Helw!g's home is at St. Johns, Ind. Arthur Goldlng and wife entertained friends from Hammond at their home on Myrtle avenue on Wednesday eveningf . Mrs. J. Cannels of Myrtle avenue, has been very ill at her home fc-r the past two weeks. Mrs. C. Stanton and Mrs. A. Dreeson attended the class exercises at Hammond on TueiMay. Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs. Emma Moore were shoppers In Chicago on Wednesday . Carl Moore and Miss Ruth Passion" attended a theatre in Chicago the oth. er evening. Mrs. Emma Moore of Superior avenue entertained her brother-in-law Frank Moore, of Muncie, Ind., the fore part of this week. The two little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles of West Park avenue, are

ill and confined to their home with the measles . when Miss Marie Ambre, daughter of

has returned home from St. Bernard's hospital in Chicago- where he has been confined for several weeks. t The n"v home of attorney and Mrs. Walter H. Smith in the West Park Addition, is nearing completion. f

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The Directors of the First National Bank ha dtheir regular meeting Wednesday afternoon.

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Thomas Naef has moved h'.s cleaning dyeing establishment from O. D. o-tinvilie's f the rear of Harry Pow- !:' Smoke. Shop. 119th street and Sheri.ir. avenue. .Mrs. William P. Lav in of the West nrk Addition is entertaining her other flora Louisiana. Mr. John McCarthy of Sheridan ave.,

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Does your husband care enough about your comfort to buy you a G-E fan? Ask him and find out ! Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. 571 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind. Hammond Phone 2300 E. Chicago Phone 230

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EVERY PLAYER In Stock Sold at a REDUCTION Friday and Saturday Such famous makes as PACKARD, BOND. CONWAY. SOLO CONCERTO. WYMAN & CO.. included in this sale. OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT

SPECIAL BARGAINS

$650.00 OAK PLAYER PIANO New $700.00 OAK PLAYER PIANO Used for demoLctrating music roll. . . $500.00 EBONY HAINES & CO. PIANO Fine for beginners. ;

$465 $545 $100

S f1 ON INITIAL PAYMENT BUYS ANY I PLAYER

WALK ACROSS TRACKS AND SAVE MONEY Liberty Bonds Received at Par During This Sale

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John Klmmet of Lowel and Ferdinand Kalvelage of Chlcaga Heights transacted business In town on "Wednesday. - Art Dumbky of Chicago Is visiting with relatives. Mrs. Nick Austgen who was taken

ick suddenly Sunday night Is up and around again. Mr. George J. Baker Is on the nick list. ASIBRE-FJ1RSAM One of the prettiest weddings of th season was solemnized at St. Joseph's church Tuesday. June S. at 3.00 a. m. Mrs. Antc-nla Ambre, become the bride of Herbert J. Ehrs-arn. son of Mr. and Mrs. Teter Ehrsani. Jr. Tho bride wore a Rrown of white georgette and a wreath and veil. She carried a shower bojuet of brides' rosef. The bride was attended by her niece Miss Asnea Ambre of Hammond. The fcroom was attended by his brc-ther Andrew Ehrsam. The bridesmaid wore a pink organdie dres-H and carried pink roses. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the bride's home and was attended by Immediate relatives of both families. Out of town guests were Math and Anthony Ambre and families of Aurora, 111.; Jos. Ambre of Downer Grr-ve, II!.: Chris. Ambre. and family, of Joliet; Bernard Ambre and family of Gary; Henry Ambre and family of Hammond. The bride and groom left for an extended east- rn trip. Both young people are well known, the bride, being employed at the telephone c-ffice for the past five years. The groom f employed by the E. J. & E. Railroad. The Dyer Parochial School will have their commencement June 14, Monday, at $:30 p. m. at St. Joseph's hall. The graduates are Lucille Schulte. Othilia Keilman. Marlen iBerens. Nina Schulte, Ralph Austgen. Edward Keilman. Edmund Gettler. Edward DuBois. Class motUv "Energy Wins the Way." Class Colors, lavender and white, the

clam flower, pink Carnation. Following Is the program: Class Song Chorus. Recitations Primary Grades. Our Holiday Song. Dialogue Girls! Martens "Wish Dialogue. The Rag-man Scrlo. Housekeeping Trials Dialogue. The Planters Dialogue. Jake Hayseed Play. Broom Drill. Valedictory Nina Schult. Address" Rev. J. M. Nickels. Distribution of Diplomas Rev. Jos. Flack. Farewell Song Graduates.

the measles but they are In a light form. Wr. and Mri. "Wm. Banch of Hoart attended the ParentTeachers' meeting here Tuesday evening. A couple of young men from Chlca g? was distributing Mormon literature from house to house in town this week . The ncheol chllren at Turkey Creek will give a play next Sunday afternoon at the schooj building.

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Sun and IVtnd Brlac Out I'uly Spot How to Remove Easily Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face, to try a Remedy for freckles -with the guarantee of a reliable concern that It will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while If It does give you a clear complexion the expense is trifllnjs. Simply get an ounce of Othlne

i double- strength from any druggist

and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely Is more than one ounce need for the worst case. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othlne as this strength is Eold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. adv.

Lymaa B. Ritter, Druggist.

QUALITY SERVICE

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Geo. C. Mayer & Co. Sohl Street & N. P. Tracks

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Mr. and Mrs W". S. Burge was called to "Wheeler station, on account c-f the serious illness of their aunt, Mrs. Henry Eurge. last Wednesday. There was not as large a crowd attended the Parent-Teachers meeting as usual owing to measles and sickness, but the program was good, although some changes had U be made. The little Franze girls played a duett. Mrs. B'atchley'9 paper was fine. A quartette by the young- girls was also good. Mr. F. M. "vVhitr.ey. Mrs. Eason's brother, from Columbus. Ohio, gave a fine talk on Parent-Teachers' meeting and what they were doing in Columbus and made some suggestic-ns that will be followed in the near future no doubt. Two of the rebatora were not present but Mr. Fred Kreites and John Smith gave their part, in favor of the Holstein cow. which was very gr-od. Mr. Myiel P;erce Is In the e'.ck list

again, not much Improved at this writ- i

ins. Mrs.'Kate Pierce is improving very slowly . The Children's day program will be given next Sunday. A number of children are exposed to

BUG - OLOGY Figure This Out Bedbugs lap an average of seven eggs per dav. Under favorable conditions they ,1. ; rt,- tvc ,-,f t-Vii,-i two-thirds

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j .ind are capable of laying- in rour weeKS.

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vo-ir lr vou leit one rerrtaie or tjested for one year? To rid the pesky bedbug, you can readily see. how necessary it is to use a preparation that will kill tho eggs as well as tho live ones.

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companies that the saet and most eco

nomical wav to stop Tuiure stncianunn of bedbugs, "roaches, fleas ar.d ants is to use the new Discovery Pesky Devils

Quietus.

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quart, ennugn lo n-.ii nuii.w" roaches, (leas and cooties and at the sajno

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spout in everv package to get the pesky devils in the hard-to-Ret-at places. Special Hospital and Hotel size $2.50 makes five gallons of P. D. Q. your druggist has it or can got it for you. or enr nrenaid uoon receipt of price by the

Owl Chemical Co.. Terre Haute. Ind.

Success of P. I. Q. has causea imitators, genuine P. V. Q. is never peddled. Adv.

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VALUES Never have we held a sale in recent years in whicK value has cut such a figure. , REMEMBER When the present stock is gone we will not Ke able to replace these suits at these prices.

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Special for Friday and Saturday From $ 1 0 up to $20 These are extra fine suits. White Flannel Trousers, special For Friday and Saturday, $8.00. Our regular stock of suits has been reduced to $25.00 and $50.00. All the latest models. Before you buy come in and let us show you! We guarantee to save you many dollars on a suit.

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We guarantee spot 'delivery on 1920 Fords, 5-passengers, roadsters, sedans, and coupes. These are brand new and have never been used. One-half all ready sold do not delay. Electric starters if preferred.

Hsiminnoiidl Auto Paint

Top Company 478-482 Hohman Street, Hammond

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