Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 12, Hammond, Lake County, 1 July 1920 — Page 12

THE TTMES

Thursdnv, .Tulv 1920.

Twin City

News Notes

Q. Richards, father of City Olrrk Thomas Richards, was removed to St. Marsarefs hospital in lUmmoml, last evening:, following a several tifiys rniical illness at homf. The patient i ,Z years of Ke, which makes his condition all the graver and recovery more doubtful. Expert docjors from Ch.. -agn have been called on the case, but Rise very little encouragement to the family. It is to ba hoped that hospital care will relieve to some extent the condition

wnicn is the aggravation at the ent time.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS. All classified &y ertlslng' mutt tia paia lor before 12:00 o'clock on th day of CUblicAtl ATI Viwtri rt n i-n rr f-r n 1 at All

txcepted. Phone advrtlsenin ts will "tit accepted an usnal, but they must bt laid lor before 12:00 o'clock.

prcs-

Mrs. A. H. "Watts of 'the Biokncll apartments arrived home last evening after an extended trip to Hanover. Franklyn and Indianapolis. Charles Lynn. a.n employe of the I. H. Belt railway and who lives in Xorthcote avenue, has returned from an extended visit to many points in the'eat among them New York and WahinsTon. It was the time allotted him as a vacation. The month of June and Us many attendant weddings came to a conclusion yesterday but not until one m ie nuptial ceremony was added but not really occuring during the month, only as a surprise and an announcement to the relatives and friends of Miss Marie Ga-skey, a very popular yotin I. riv of Indiana Harbor, who not hav-

consent is very readily gained, flipped away last March and became wedded to Albert Ernest, a very prepossessing younj man who lsemployed in thyards of the Inland Steel Co., and is the son of a retired merchant of Chirrn. Miss Gaskov is the daughter

.r and Mrs. Stanley liaskrtV of I

3920 Ivy St. and is just budding into her eighteenth year. The ceremony to-k place in Chicago and the secret was imparted to the couple's parents and the usual forgiveness and blessings extended. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest w ill remain at the Uaskcy h, me until they can secure an apartment as it is their intention to make their home in the Twin Cities. They have the best wishes of a large circle of friends. Dr. Joseph I'rknv a well known phy sician in this city with offices in Chicago ave. is leaving for Rochester. Minn. ,to enter the Mrs. Mayo's institute where he will take a special course in general surgery extending- several weeks. His office in this city will be closed in the meanwhile and he will make public announcement when he returns equipped with the knowledge, that the Mayo institute is gaining in world-wide recognition these days in their courses on general surgery. "While the physician In delving into study, Mrs. X'rkov will visit at th; lakes and go to Rochester to meet hr husband about the time he has completed his course and journey bacK with him. Their home in this city will be closed during their absence. Death occurred to Michael Heffron, at St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond yesterday. The deceased was w-ll known in the Twin Cities at one time he was in the employe of Hoy cirK, building contractor and met with injuries a he was leaving the Sinclair Oil Refineries where he has been laely employed, last Friday. He was run ning to aboard a car when a passing automobile struck him, rendering him unconscious and when examination was made at the hospital It was found that his injuries were of a fatal nature, j The deceased was originally from Ken- j

tucky ana came here several years ago and worked about in the Chicago districts. He has a brother and a cousin residents of Chicago. He was unmarried and 46 year3 of age. Th: funeral is occuring today from the Burns undertaking chapel in Hammond The M. E. Crites of Grapevi st. have departed for Monticello ,Ind , where they will spend the greater part of the summer. Attorney Crites will be returning here to his office in about two weeks, hi3 family remaining there Twin City Circle. Daughters of Isabella, will meet for social purposes tomorrow evening and only transact such business as is of important nature. All members are urgently in-

.':w -vir jli

-A?

A' -

d -HI -I'd r . , V f

jl VNifc'Y . .

. L "S

Jv, i

V-.V "1

trr t3a- j

rv .

5125,00 terost. I'l t. I Sul

to loan on farms at S'-t'v-cn (ity pripertv. Hoc 1, Eaw Uhce, last (."hp aBo. ti

in- I

BUTTON COVERING hum 111 1 ni.u iv om: day Pleating, 1-raiding, sewing machines at bargains, all kinds of repairs; all ork guaranteed. Jail on J. V. AVasst y at T'l State St .. ju.-t vest of Hohman st. 1 hnc 1 4 C-Hammond, Indiana. 6 -1! 1 DIoiing:. F.iprrMini; Trunk. Hownrd Nfrvicr. Hay plionr, l'.at Chi.. 1470; nlirht phone. llat ' li t . 2 1 S . fi-lS-tf

be present. in nibers turn them 'inc.

It is requested holding ticket 1-t later than at

-tlia Hascall, ir. the offices of : d of lliiut dlion. will lie in a avir.g for the week-end hoiibe spent at Terra Haute ao-

v 1 : 1 d t that all sh.eald r this mee Mrs. I,

the Boa party K days to

ccinpatiied by Mr. "William 11. Olds, her uncle, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwaid Smith, the latter her sister. The trip will be made by auto. Miss Jean Sneddon of South Baring ave. is ba. k from a trip to Fort Wayne

where she was gone for two weeks. An expected visitor at the Sneddon home is Mrs. T. R. MoxWy, a daughter, Mi.-s Margaret Sneddoin before her marriage, and who is bringing her two small sens with her to s pi 11 J the remainder of the summer. They are coming from Birmingham. Ala. Thrre is to be the organization of a Protected Home Circle in Eas.t Chicago at a very soon date with Mrs. Isabella Iantz of North Magoun ave. acting as an appointed leader. The head quart t rs of this organisation is at Sharon. I'a., and it holds benefit insurance Vhicli is attracting a large class when inception of the local ordtr is ready. Mrs. Lar.tz is associated with other orders of this city but iJ spending much of her time in the interests of this new fraternity.

Mr. and Mrs. Ht rman Ki rr of North I Forsythe ave. have as their guest j Mrs. O. It. Hammer of Holland, la. I Mrs. Fred Eantz of North Magoun;

ave. has just rf turned from a trip to the East to visit a sister who is a resident of Franklyr:, I'a.. and w iw was to undergo an operation of a critical nature at a hospital in l'ittsbu.-gh.

Miss Van Houten, chief operator at ! the Calumet Exchange is returning to i her duties the caily part of next we"k J

atter a vacation ot a tew weeks. M:s Margaret McAuslan. an operator at til.; exchange is most fortunate in securing a leave to depart with her parents for an extended voyage across sea.1, Scotland and "Wales are the. two countries they will visit and pr,.,-'y spend a part of their time in England. Miss Esther Zimmerman, one of the operators is ill and confined to her home in Baring ave. News concerning the young lady operators at our own town exchange is always a pleasing addition to thse columns and welcomed . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pratt of Rockford. EI., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kipp in Beacon st . Tn- cou-

' mam over

' 1

...

iLIDCQ

Many will spend the 4th of July holiday somewhere. Beautiful showing of holiday white goods for the Men, Women and Children. Plenty of outing clothes that will help make

your vacation more pleasant. Special prices featured for Friday and Saturday.

Business Hours 6:00 P. M. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 10:00 P. M. SATURDAY

THE STORE OF

SATISFACTION

Double Stamps

Every Wednesday

718-720 Chicago Avenue EAST CHICAGO, .... INDIANA Complete Line of Flags

Store Closed All Day July 5th This Store will be Closed JULY 5TH "Independence Day." This Store does not Close THURSDAY P. M.

p'e motored her and wil

the week-end holidays. Howard Newell, who just returned from a vacation trip spent in the IaKctas and in Minnesota, was surprised at his home in Dru.nmond street, hv a party of his friends numbering about 2Z. giving: him a most rousing liome-om. ing. Tile evening was spent pleasantly and the young folks were accompanied to their horr,.-s via a truck. Young Mr. Newel! is the son of the Bert Xewellr.

; 1 sr.

-!?J t"r;: frr-.tr iri

r . -

Y7 v ; ,

ills

Women's White Skirts White slcirts, made up in cotton gabardine, neatly trimmed with tailored pockets, full bottoms. $5.00 former Cfl price. Special-- .PO.i-HJ

Voile

resses

SPECIAL $9.95 Beautiful summer voile dresses of dark and light voiles, some dotted, squares and checks. Very neatly trimmed with white voile collars and cuffs, belted. Some made with round and square collars. Spenal for the 4th. These dresses sold at $12.50

H $9.95, Plain and Fancy Smocks Outing smocks and middy blouses in plain white and colored, good washable materials. Many to select from.

Men's Sailor and Panama STRAW EATS Complete line of Men's Sailor and Panama Straws, you will all need one for the 4th. Reguiar $4.50 and $5.00 straws S3.8&

i.B.a.i.ii.B

B'l

fi.a

l.S.Q.l

I.B.B B.B

B-.S .B. B .B 9.Q.

East Chicago Coffee & Tea Store & Market Bee Hive Building 714 Chicago Ave. Phones 24-85 825 Specials for Friday and Saturday July 2nd. and 3rd.

SUGAR With a $4.00 order of groceries or meat j ff (flour or coap not included), 4 lbs. for P A JJ

04 'FANCY CORN, 1 C 6 cans 90c; can.... ADC

EARLY JUNE PEAS, ifi 6 cans 85c; can X J C PEANUT BUTTER Made while you wait, 9C. lb OUC PALMETTO BRAND PEACHES, in heavy syrup, A?r No. 3 can "-C

COBB'S RED RASPBERRIES, can HEINZ BAKED BEANS, medium size OSCAR MAYER'S PURE LARD, 2 lbs KIRK BATH TABLETS, 3 cakes LUNCHEON WAX PAPER, 6 rolls CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bss

WE DRESS OUR OWN CHICKENS FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS. f -bo " a nBa ' b "Bh a s a a a h c n a a nc e s

RIO COFFEE, 4 lbs. $1.20; lb..

FRESH ROASTED COFFEE r:$L4.: 38 c OUR LEADER COFFEE, 4 C 3 lbs. $1.30; lb M. R. BLEND COFFEE, tfO 3 lbs. $1.55; lb JOi FANCY GUN POWDER 7Q TEA, lb WILBUR'S BREAKFAST COCOA, lib. tin, 48c; OCp V2lb-tin ,Jt AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP (with a coffee or tea order) 0 q

U UU1 UNEEDA BISCUITS, 3 packages TOMATOES, 2 cans for

Men's and Women's White Shoes Men's Palm Beach Oxfords Men's white canvas and palm beach oxfords, & O (Q CI Goodyear welts, neatly made $4.95 and Women's White Oxfords Women's White Reinskin Oxfords and Pumps, in high French and military heels; all sizes, 2xi to 8, A to E QC wide. $5.50 values at kJ.UO Women's White Canvas Shoes

Women's White Canvas Shoes, low, medium and high heels.

Very good wearing shoes. Priced at $5.50 and $6.50. Special

$3.95

Bathing Suits We have Bathing Suits for every individual 2-piece 1 -piece and combination outfits. Prices ranging from 95c $8.50

Men's Palm Beaches

Men's Palm Beaches for the 4th of July, in many shades, with belts, or without, form fitting, very classy, suits that sells for $18.00 and $20.00 now will be offered for two days. Special $15.95

White Outing Trousers for men and young men of canvas and flannel and palm beach, all sizes, large selection. Special for the 4th, pair

-2?.

".f P. .il

-y 'Si

l.iV. B

m 5 7 JM

rf' It) ft . f ii

Men's Athle tic Union Suits, ver' good materials that will wear; all sizes. Specially priced for the 4th, at

$2,50 t0 $8.00 $1.45

Men's Shirts Men's Silk Crepe de Chine and Heavy Broadcloth Shirts, beautiful assortment of patterns. Values up to $15.00 and $16.50. Specially pric- jjj 2 50 Men's Outing Shirts Men's Outing Shirts with collar attached, all sizes, some with narrow silk stripes, most comfortable shirts (J I Ef made. Special. . . .$1.50 to v'l.OU

. r 4r'-""1

Ladies' Oxfords

Black Patent and Kid Oxfords for ladies, all turn soles, high French heels. A A to C widths. Special for the 4th, CIA QC

25c 25c

40c iv

25c!p;

-a

Trunks, Hand Bags, Suit Case?

fc - r.r

y m v s

l. -JET ,1

irvi

Women and Misses Bathing Suits Complete lines of Women's and Misses' Bathing Suits, combination colors and styles, with V necks. All ( C QC wool. $8.50 values. Special

A Full GH!! and I - ..;iip Complete I-' S' Line -. m H t.T.j x V! 7 4 .

, All sizes you need one for a vacation

BAGS $4.95 to $30.00 CASES $3.00 to $10.00 TRUNKS $10.00 to $22.50

' II