Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1920 — Page 10

Whiting And Its

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

A daughter wag bern to Mr. and Mrs. Warren r. Beaublen of 119th st.. Mrs:. Beaiibien is at the Michael nese hospital where she and her daughter r fettinjy alons nicely. - Mr. William Hutchinson 1 iraprovip.f at. the St. Bernard'a -hospital, expecting; to return hme tomorrow. Mrs: Charles Ti'tigrerald of Carlinv'ile. 111., is visiting with Whiting rele:ivee. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jerome of Cleveland. Ohio. r isiting. at the home e? thfe former's aunt Mrs! Carrie Gill and cousin Mrs. Ralph White. ; The Whiting police held their monthly sfeot:ng contest at the Whiting park on Wednesday, with thefUc-wing scores: Collins. 112; IVlt'y. 102; Nizio:klewies. 100, Bellan. 91: Trawler. S8; Wt:sineki. 7; Benak. 79; Mullaney. 75; Salterfe'.d. 7; Kijcul!en. S: Qutnn. 2' ?Jr. and Mrs. Henry F. Ijewis of Sheridan avenue, are on a trip to Canada, ge-ing by boat to' Mackinac Island end Detroit . - Mrs. A. C." Franklin of 119th street, taken to the Mercy . hospital in Gary n Wednesday to undergo a serious operation.

SAM ARuNBERG. 52 113;h street, now has all th latest Columbia records.'. Ai,-k to. hear them. 7-2-tf. STAR THEATRE TOMC.HT Big Serial Night: Elma. the Fearless, Kpisode 14. !ightning Bryce. episode 10; Evil Eye. episode 10; also the Hal IRoom Rys In "Bashful Rlaiksmtth., " 7-16-1 FOR RENT: Iarge Room, phone 370-n Whiting 7-15-2

"DANDERINE"

Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty.

Morton Trout has resumed his duties at the Standard Oil yesterday after a two week's vacation.. Steven Van Schsack arrested for passing a standing street car. being released, on a $25.00 bond..Mrs. Ellen Humphrey left on Wednesday for St. Anthony home at IaFayette. being accompanied - by Mi.' Julia Beal social worker, who returned again today. ' The Whiting fire depa-rtment wa.

called to the Whit:ng Turc'lct Co..

on Schrag aveaue. ) eslerciay to"efc UnguiSh a nre-lft -the roof of fhe -bU11J-ing. TJe firs had bn smoulr'inif for borne time when, discovered, fcy the Ice Co.. off IclaU, ll is-i tbdught- th conflugraiion.. was .- caused by .-Spfrks from i,..3.',n( train or -y children climbing on the roof play irtg with some match, ltcwill.be necfssur to" make a number of repairs owing to the damage cause. ..,.'-' - , Mrs. A. n, Heyden entertained at a silver Tea at. her.home to Pennsylvania, avtnue on" Wednesday. A. large number' of ladies ''were - present and a most enjoyable time wa had. The Whiting Municipal' Hand ; with Getirge C.- Hay assconduetor,- gav their first band concert of the season, at the Whiting park on. Wednesday' evening. Bill Moss furnishad this vocal music Mrss.Transeau- who vA.;'itd her tJauch teVs. Mioses. Royetta and Sadie' Transeau, has returned to her horne In Ransom. Ill . . ' - Mrs. Donald Parks and Miss Mildred Duggan. la ta4 Mrs. Wm.- Hutchipsrm at the St. Bernard hospital lysterday.' ' " - '' William rickering was arrested fr reckless auto driving, being released on a "30 "bond furnished " By "Edward Lucke .

COL: TINLET: I- v HEADS RAINBOWS j i INTERNATIONAL KTEr Sfuvicri

RTRMtNliiHAM. Ala:.. July. lS.CoJ. Mathew A . Tlnley( c-fiow. was elected president-and CJevrand' was chosen as the a-.te fp rthe holding of ths reunion in lJJl'by the Rainbow Division Vstermns during the-UM 'day ?f the reunion here.Cot., Witt. r. .Scrws.-Tormer -commander c-f Alabama famous regiment the lSTth. wc"hosen-honorary "president "of the veterans. Col , W. E. Tolbert. of Texas. waj elected first-v!ce-neaident; Major" R. k. Meade." Illinois, second Hc.prestdet; fiergt. Johnt Wirsehlng. Ca'ljfrnlainnird ii-

pr.s.ajni. a.. t. iprown, Columbus. O-.

te-elected 'sacretarv : Col . ". cmrm a.

Leach.. Minnesota, treasurer; Francis

H Duffy. New York.' r"hanlait

The above ticket w, - unanimously dop'ted by the -veterans .

HOBART

, Advertise in The itmes and ad vertise again. " Results come with ont tit effort,.-' ;

Rheumatism's Pains Are

Always Treacherous

Summer an Excellent Tim Combat til Disease.

Some cases of Rheumatism fcive very little .trouble 'to their victim dar'inff the semmer season, and for this reason nor is a most favorable time'.to take a course of treatment tht will reach the cause of the trouble and remove it from the system. S. S.- his proven a splendid

t i remedy fer Rheumatism, esoccial-

)y that form of the disease which eomes from Rerms in the blood. Being sixh a thoroaah blood parifier and c!ear.ser, it routs the rerras

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ctnse of your Rhenmatism. S. S. S. is so'd by - al! drecgista. Write for free literature aad medical advice, to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

A few. cant buys Dandertne." After an application of "Danderin- you

can not find a faJlan hair cr any d?n-

aruX besides every hair sh"ws n"w life, viator. brightness, mora color and thickness. adv.

-EYES Scientifically Examined V Glasses Fitted. Sttisfaetion Guaranteed

Hammond Optical Pario?

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Sew J rvr arJ. twi eare a3 ; l3 mvc zke turf act. M&iie-iead st.

PAINT" Inside as well as outside. Start now, bepre the busy fall season opens." ' " Let us figure with you. Our materials are reliable and prices right. First class workmanship guaranteed. ' , Smith & Sankey Snccesson to H. 0. Yonaj tc Co. Dealers in Wall Paper, Paints, Oil, Glass and Picture Framing : t 695 HOHMAN ST. PHONE 563

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O I u nas a single large jet men tfte gasoline meets the air in a 11 K V I bunc;h. failing to distribute it and causing a great waste and II A jA- I imDroDer mixture. But if it is a 11. . V.

Mrs'. Robinson and son cf Ft. Wayne, are here visiting at the home of Mr. F. Hamman . Mrs.' Bl!s Newman transacted business in Chicago yesterday. t Uev. Wm. Hoff was taken suddenly 111 yesterday and he was taken. t thr.Merry h,ospital at Gary. Miss Laura ' Lnnerts visited with friends in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Helen Wells whr- has been in Colorado during the pat year has returned to Hobart. n Mr. and Mrs. Applegate of Valparaiso visited here with relatives yesterday. .

Dont throw your pa pet away without reading- the want ad pace.

,. , Hearfaena Cura. " A tMspoonful of charcoal poirdcr la half a plaj.8 of watw. la a cure tnr alck headache, and relieves heartburn. The powder Is diflt?utf " to mix with water; It assimilates better with milk, so thnt the quantity named should ha worked to paste wtth'a mall-joantlty ef milk; sufficient water to make tha draught being added.

V .To Cltin .Brass Artielaa. Do not throw away squeezed lewans; use them for cleaning brassea and dish clovers. Put a pinch of whiting on the article to be cleaned, and rub it In well, using th lemon as a sponge. You ' will, bt surprised to s how much dirt you can . remove In a very short time and with little troubla Brasses cleaned 'in.', this way keea. clean longer than hen done with ordinary poli7i.

Snew Leopard Kara Anlnaat. ? -The snow leopard, the freateat prlsa ef big gam banters In India, iai rarely found below a height f 11,000 feet and Is eren- there extreiaely rare. It. is both wild- and savagaand tha natlTea hare-a- superatltlous fear- of Its whita coat and doep-green yea.' A FALSE STAHDAUP OSF

culture has g-atned, ground . tn this country which "looks upon ,tha Jrlng and rearing f children as something coarse and vulgar and to' fee avoided, buf the ' advent "of Bjgna means " mueh ' for - the " motherhood " f

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though 'wetk'sni ailing, depends upon

I.dla E. ' PlAkhanV Vegetable Con-p-und"to restore her ' to- health, and' when headaches and backaches art a. thing" of "the paf brave 'so.ns and fairdaughters rise up and call'her biassed. Adr. - 1 ' n -

Vou would use a

Lawn Sprinkler

Because you wish to distribute the water with

a finer spray. 1 he single large nozzle would direct all the water to one spot, and would be .very wasteful.

WHY NOT APPLY THIS LOGIC TO THE CARBURETER if it has a single large jet then the gasoline meets the air in a bunch, failing to distribute it and causing a great waste and improper mixture. But if it is a MASTER CARBURETER it works on the sprinkler" principle. The fuel distributor with its large number of small nozzles, each spraying its charge into the air, forms a perfectly uniform mixture with no waste. Why spend time and money on single-jet carbureters when you know tneilASTER to be right in principle. See us today.

WHITING GARAGE 434-436 Indiana Bird. Whiting, Indiaxi

Master Carbureters are guaranteed to give More Miles per Gallon More Power More Speed Or we will refund the the purchase price.

Ptie Retail Merchan'

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You have been called profiteers, robbers and what not by the. public. . Because YOU are the man the public deals with and NOT tne makers and middlemen, the blame for the high cost of living is. falling on YOUR shoulders. This is not fair. It is grossly unjust. But it is a FACT. And no wonder the public thinks you are guilty when yu meekly accept the charge instead of FIGHTING it. Will you, cooperate with us and other public-spirited merchants and - help smash outrageously high prices, and prove that YOUR store, even now, while prices are still rising, can sell dependable goods at low 'prices? What if you do lose your profit and part of the cost of your goods)

What it you do have to pay higher prices when you buy again Isn't it worth MORE to you to be known as one who did YOUR part to smash high prices? We are in this fight to a finish with our 300 stores all over the U. S. A. Will you come in? ' To the Determined Womenfolks ... Of Hammond It takes TWO to make a bargain. There are 'already many retail merchants who are trying to"" ' help pierce the bubble of high prices by giving you unheard of values. But unless you COOPERATE with these merchants you will have to bear the brunt of it all yourselves. We have" taken an active part in this movement. ,We have closed our eyes to cost, value and profit. .We. . are doing MORE than our share, but we do it GLADLY, because the public has responded enthusiastically. Now we are going to cap the climax of value-giving by beginning tomorrow s

ighty Sale of NEWARK Shoes for Women That Will Fairly Shake The Town!

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At $a.4S. $5" Values." Our Speeial Price Thia Season was 13.45 plainly stamped on erery ox. Cool, summer pumps, ox-' fords, Cleo ties, hih shoes and "Keds" -of sparkling- Vhe sea island . canvas. Wide selection of the season's njost -"popular models.

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Al '-12.98.- $7 Values.' Our Special Price Thia Season was $5.85, plainly stamped on every box. High white shoes of genuine F. B. C. white washable kid. Your cho-ee of hiuh French hoels or the popular military walking heels.

At I3.8S, . $7 Values. .Our Special Price This Season was S5.85, stamped on every box. Handsome pumps and exforda of F. B. C.-white washable kid with long alender vamp, high arch and Louis heels.

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At $4 4. 1 7 A $1 Values:1; Oar Special Price Thia Season 'was $5.85 A $8.65 stamped. on every box. Three choice modlt,--a white buck oxford with imita-. tion wing tip and novelty foxing, a canvas sport -oxford ' trimmed with .whit baek, and a white kid cne-eyelet tie.

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Now It Is Your Move. There isn't much more to be said. We have pointed out that this isn't a sale to make money or to raise money. It is a sale to help lower the cost of living for you, and to put business on a solid and substantial foundation for ua. WE have something to gain in this war on high prices as well as YOU- all merchants have. And so we are. making sacrifices now to the end that we won't have to make bigger sacrifices later on if prices go, higher and your purchases grow fewer. The shoes in this sale are our own regular stock, brand new NEWARK shoes, the S3mathat.we.have sold alL this season. .The. original low. prices are stamped on every box. You. know- exactly "what your saving is on every one. There are thousands to select from and plenty of extra salesfolk on'hand to give you prompt service.

Sale begins tomorrow morning at 8:00 sharp.

kMsi Simz Sfesg&

Hammond Store 572 South Hohman St OPEN TUESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS

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