Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 17, Hammond, Lake County, 8 July 1920 — Page 12

saisas THE TIMES ?5i"tThtrrsday, .Tulv 8. 1920.

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"Walter Horat of the Lake County Tltl and Ouara-nty Co., Is enjoying a wfek'a vacation which he 4s spending In Chicago. Harry Xlrholson of this city is attending th K'k'a convention in Chicago tht.s wfk. frs. J. A. Vmrleby ar,5 Mrs. T.. C. Br-y foKi ar entertaining: the Minfi"n nry Pooi.ty nf thr Trilby 1 orlan church at the ht'iiif of tho latlf-r this afternoon. Thin is the regular monthly meeting- c-f that society. M1 Sopbia Slrucbig ha reigne;l her position at tho Iilte County Title A: Guaranty Co.. and will work for tho Pennsylvania railr.ud in Gary beginning next Jlotidiir . Mrs. J. AV. WliPi'icr anl son have re turned frm a p!en..int visit, tv i : !i Mr. and Mrs. H-V.ton Prown on their ranch near the Kankakee.

ST. JOHN

The death of Mrs. Irving- Cresson of

SJlajrsrnond occurred on Vedne-day. fVori to that effect reached relatives Sbere on that day. She underwent an toperatlcn for goitre last week in St. Uvlarfraret's hospital, foiloninir which fa, stroke of paralysis caused her Ideavth. Mrs. Cresson resided in Crwn fFolr.t aevtral yi-ars ago with her famlily mil is asister cf Mrs. Margaret HeUer and Joseph To-.ir.g- f thi city. Sha leaves a husband and tiv children. Mra. Jo Camby rf P. rt Podse. Ia.. jxaached Crown Point on Wednesday tXur a visit with her parenis. She va -forrceriy Miss Ruby IMoklnson 'Cod since Iter marrlasre has resided at

Carcp. Devote Tyhero her husband Is in Jcm't throw your patei away 'zia Kate Blum in recovering from a without readihe the want ad pag.

6evere attacs or tnsiuiia i nrr nomr 0 nEast street. Mr. and Tr.. John Fcrmnri have ireturned to Chicasror after a. week-end ivlstt with Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Siuecman on Riders s'reet. lt. and Mrs. George lusher of Tnke I.Worth, Florida, re expected here lahortly to visit with friends for about :ei -weeks. 1 Mrs. Carrie Insersoil was called to blinawa, Wis., on Sunday on account i-of the orio'is Illness of her nephew (Albert Ir.ffersoU. son of Frank InsrT!oll. He was taken sick with c-rf-It re raeniniritis last week and is dan-!g-erouaV.-il.

Mrs. HersJiel Kngel and family of Palaskl. lnl.. Hie visiting In ro with Iouis Kr1 and family. Several from here attended the f ureral nf 1 he year o'.. son of Mr. and, Mrs. Ben M'Jler. which wa held at fWI-.rrerville on Wednesday morninK. Mrs. Adam tiroheim -f Haramnn'i, is visiting hep with her parents for several davs. Mrs. Joseph "Warnecke spent "Wednesday at Hammond.

otiup of figs" CHILD'S LAXATIVE

'Look at Tongu! Remove poisons from Stomach, liver and bowels.

Accert "California" Syrup of Firs jnly look for tba name California on the package, then you are euro your child Is having: the best and most harmless laxatlxe or physic foi the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its delicious fruity taste. Full directions for child's dose on each bottle. Give It without fear. Mother! You must say "California." kv Adv.

New Chemical Kills Bed Bugs P. D. Q.

You 11 Know firm It !

They simply can't resist when you "Whistle."

V. S. Pat-OM.

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the Class F!very hoy vrho rides a bHrs ehould put Firestones on ft. Tlxy lai tliey stand at tha fcead t the list for comfortabl tiding and lonj wear. We can gK-e you. Firestones witH the Btitrdy, non-skid tread liks uto tire treads. Colors, gray, LUck or red, and at prices you caa a.Tor.l. See us today. We'll appreciate your trade aud keep it oa mm vice. A. J. Walz' 229 State St. Hammond, Ind.

r. p. Q. (Topky HevJis Qniottisl is the name of a new pli :i C'dorcd i-h-mical iicovry by Hr. Vv it actu-illy rids th. worst Infested ' -e of b-tiburs, toicl'.es. fleas, nn;H sin." v; ir Tli-y don't have time to k! k after you po after them with 1 1. Q -V 3 So r-ackare of 1. 1.'J. makes ji qu.-irt of strong busKiller, and Koes far:hr than a barr- l of the old fasliioned oatsRer.-us dope. r. 1. O .coats find kills 'he;r epirn and pre

vents hatching. l-"!tr:i:. a p.u.nt sroiit in fverv b-' to enable you to get them'-1 in the hard-to-g-et-at places, jit.d saves juice. I". D. Q. for fmilv use 35. Special Hospital nnd Hotel dz $?.50. makes 5 Kulions. contaitis 3 spouts your irueFist cm supply vou. or fent prepaid to your address either size, on receipt of price, l.v tho Owl Clu-micn! Co.. Terra Haute. Ir.d. V. I. W- is never reddled. Vdv

THE GREATEST "MERCHANDISE "SLAUGHTER" EVER INAUGURATED IN EAST CHICAGO ORllAKE COUNTY.

IS KOK ON IN FULL BLAST AT JKRUPA'S BIG DEPARTMENT TTORE, EAST CHICAGO

TremenJous crowds attended the Creditors" Sale of Krupa Big Department Store, 150th st. and Baring ave East Chicago, which opened last Jhursday. To those XvKd "Were unable to be waited upon on account of the

tremendous crowds we kindly ask ;

to call again as we have added extra salespeople who will be ready to serve you at once and not keep yoit "Waiting. This igreaf Slaughter Sale, coming as it does right ia the heart of

saving of one-half to the buying public , .vfHt:.' . . p 'Th'ei Western Salvage Company," 'Vho have charge of the Creditors' Sale of the Krupa Department Store, want you to come here during this big closing out sale. We want you to see for yourselves how closely we cleve in the line of the truth in placing our advertisement of solid facts

and values before you. There will be crowds which necessarily follow such slashing prices as we are going to make for the next few days. We can say to you there will be no dull moments at this Closing Out Sale, and bear in mind Krupa's Department Store at East Chicago do as they advertiseYou that have attended a Krupa

t Sale know how different it is than

other sales you nave attended.

One nenuinc bargain is worth a

hundred promises. No matter how unusual, how extraordinary our values are you'll find good clean

merchandise at about one-half you pay other merchants for the same

goods and a $40,000 stock to select froma JRead and act- It

means money saved at" this great Bargain Carnival of Dry Goods,

Dress Goods, Coats, Dresses,

Cloaks, Waists, Blankets, Comforters Furnishings, China Ware, Crockery and ten thousand other articles to numerous to mention. Everything marked in plain selling figures on yellow tags, and one price will prevail. Street car fare paid to purchasers of $15.00 worth or over. Look sharp for the right place before making your purchase. Krupa's Department Store, 1 50th st. and Baring ave., East Chicago, Ind. Western Salvage Company in charge of sale. Open every ' night till 9, Saturday till 1 1 . Adv

ta Halstead and Mr. livere-tt Newman who were mmher of the Shriiier party to the convention cut Jortland. Ore. have returned home and report a very tnjf"yable time. Mr. IjouIs Iarpon of Crlsman, visited here yesterday at the hoiua of ilr. and Mrs. L. Traefc-r. The I. Whift Ciub will meet this evening with Mr. Auvergne Fleck. Mrs. F. Rei-miff was & Chicago visitor ycHterdny. Many from here are a'.tendir.jr the ir.k'n convention at ChtcaKo this week. The Itoyal Neighbor Iv-dir will h"!d their regular card l"rty thin evening following their lodfsO meeting .

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Origin of tha Album. Albnms were originp.Uy Trh1rnd boards used In Ronie for displaying public notices.

HAS THANICSG-IVING EVERY DAY "Two years ag-o. after aufferlngr many years -with stomach trouble, 1 toejk a course of Mayr'e Wonderful Remedy end haven't been alck a day plnce. I can eat anything I want and. hove no puln at all. Three doctors had advised operation, but your remedy has cured me. livery day Is thankf fc vir.ff for mo." It la a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract end allays the Inflammation which causes practically all ftomach. liver and inteetlnl ailments, including- appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. adv.

Try a "Times Want Ad"

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scarce. yVil trcsn irrux ut iciries if yon like. Also try lime-fnrit fla-ror for tart, grttn salad jelL Also mint fiaor for mint iell to eerve with

meat9.

By serving Jiffy-Jell Real-Fruit Desserts Jiffy -Jell desaerts are rich Serve It now when sugar is so

in fruit. A bottle ol condensed frnit juice cotnes in each package. They are radv-wetend and acidulated. Vou simply dd boil rag- water, as directed on packag-e. then the liquid fruit essence from the -vial. Also mix in fresh fruit, if desired, and let cooL No scgar required. jiUy-Jtll Is ecooomicaL One package eerve ebt. It save yor sugfar, for we put tha strg-sx in it. It Is rich in frnit, for the bottJe of flaror is the condececd juice of much ripe fruit. Millions hare adopted JTOyJell as tho ideal frint dessert.

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Set of Six Individual Dessert Molds Assorted styUs of aiurmnma. The tlx wvH hold a fall package of Jiffy-Jed Scad ui ix (gj trade-marks and xr -will re all you the eet of eix, Traed at 60 cents.

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10 Flarors In Gliwa A Botd taa ccb rack Mimt Bpberrr Oroar t'Jmrry rlnMpti Coffee

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Ne-r-ty!o dessert spoon, Wa Sogers & Son AA aflverplate, 8rurnteed 20 years. Contains no adrertiaiag. Send two (Jfi trade-marks and 10 cents for first spoon, then we will ofTer yoa balance of the set.

Jiffy-Cup For Rf easurlng An alaminum half -pint cap mi twice with boiling water, at per directions, to dissolve oca package Jifry-JelL Use as a standard cup in any redp. Send two Qfo trade-marks fox th JifTy-Cnp.

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Gifts to Users

Jif?3r-Jell from yonr grocer.

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Pin Molds Style 3

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the Qg) trade-marks in (he circle on the front ....styi

of lifcry-Jell packapea. Send 6 for any pint mold or tha Set of Srx Indiridtral Molds. Send 2 for the JiiTy-Cui, or 2 and 10c for the Spoon. Tin prt ' TTvi3w r mm fotlosrs 1 thmihwn! Ptj-te ii tnt Mold. bert hap!

ptj-te ' Pln Mol'l, tiufl mm ilxm,

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t-trt li Pint Hold wlta ptitmidm

-Ftut Mala, auur BHatM. Sana u tliaatrateA at top.

.... Style B! ....Errl H ..et ot six ....Jiffy-Cup ....Filver Fpocm M ejre1 f rw hit pint tneld or the net of r.ix. Sid 1 t r JittrC' J. Pen i 1 and lo for rpwjn.

Jiffy Dessert Co, MAUL. I Waukesha, Wis. THIS I enclose . , ,. ,(5 trade-marks for wh'ch mail the g-'fts I check at side. i

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TOU never can tell, which is the better salesman, the Diamond Dealer or the Diamond user.

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They both tell the 5f7m story, "Diamond is the BEST tire made.'

Calumet Avenue Garage Phone 1596 773 Calumet Avenue, Hammond

TO THE

Street Car Tickets, fourteen (14) for one dollar ($1.00), accepted for fare on the cars of the Hammond, Whiting, & East Chicago Railway Company, are on sale at the following places:

Hammond SUMMERS' PHARMACY 562 Hohman Street SAM SKUFAKISS Candy Store, 1 1 20 Columbia Ave. HAMMOND, WHITING & EAST CHICAGO RWY. COS OFFICE Gostlin & Sheffield CHAS. STERGIOS Candy Store Corner Indiana Blvd. and Calumet Ave.

Whiting E. NARDI Candy Store, 302 l!9th" Street East Chicago NOBLE MORRELLI Candy Store, 4616 Forsythe Ave. G. MORRELLI Candy Store, 4706 Forsythe Ave.

Indiana Harbor MORRELLI CANDY STORE 3401 Michigan Avenue

9 J i n I 1 RAILWAY CO. ;