Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 12 August 1920 — Page 5

Thursday. August 12, 1920. THE TIMES Pace Fiv

CROWN POINT NEWS pppening Of A Day In L&ko County' Lively Capital

Nat. L. Smith and daughter Shirley, will leave on Saturday for Newcastle Pa., where they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Huron for a couple .of weeks The members of the different classes f the Kresby terian church will enjoy a picnic at the Fair Grounds Saturday. The affair will be a pot lunch and will last all day. Miss Emma Koch of Milwaukee, a relative of the Sauerman families of this city, visited with them and also Hiss Hannah ;Black for feveral days. Miss Koch visited Crown Point frequently several years ago, but this Is her first visit here for some time. MiM Millie Volk is enjoying her annual vacation from the l.etz Manufacturing Co., this week. Mrs. Julia Horst and Miss Margaret Cook went to H: ntinsrton on Wednesday to visit ith friends for a few (lays. Sliss Louise Crawford of Chicago will y.ng at the band concert on Thursday evening griwn by the Gary Municipal band An attractive program has been arranged and Miss Crawford's singing will be an added attraction. Mr. and Mrs. Neil lirown. Mrs H. H Wheeler and Mr. Joseph Rrown attended a meeting of the Lake County Council of tne American Red Cross at the Lyndora Hotel in Hammond on Tuesday evening- The purpose of the meeting was to discuss plans for cinouetirg the coming Membership Roll

Call. Mr. Starr Cadwallader of Cleve land, Ohio, Division Manager and Mr. Dickson, director of fhe Roll Call were present. In urging the need of enrolling as many member a posible, Mr. 'Jul idi Pdfr said. "The Red C.rss w.ri: did not end wit the war bu'. j still going on all over the world and chapters are urged to double their membtrship as the funds to carry on the work are henceforth to be derived from the membership dues of $1.00 a member. The Red Cross is still at work in Poland and many of the Balkan states and in thtir work over there they are doing a great service for this country in the way of keeping back typhus and many other menaces which exist in these countries." $l.oo is a small sum to give in such a rau.w but in the giving of it we are made a part of tie great work going on. The local woik at the present time consists larstly in services for the soldiers and in this1 the Red Cross co-operates with the government and is able to bring about many benefits for some of these men that v'.uld rut get otherwise, in the way of Vocational Education. Compensation and War Risk Insurance. The Ti d Cross is the one World-Wid organization whose object is service to humanity and we can all be a part of this great organization for $1.00. Th.' Roll Call is yet some weeks off but it is nraip to early to dtcide to be a memoer f'r another year.

Personal and Social News

A very pretty weddins took place T.r dntsday evening. August 11th. at eight o'clock when Clara Guse became the bride of Joyrph Stout, the !jfv. Carl Schaeffer. of the Itnmanuel church rff iciating . The ceremony was performed at the bride's home. 4.'6 BauT si. The bridal urocessinn formed upstairs and proceeded to the parlor, to the strains of Ihencrin's Wedding S'arch. played by Lillian Rogenbaum. The bride was attired in a gown of white georgette crepe, the maid cf honor. Charlotte Kasten, wore peach colored organdy and the bridesmaid. Ha.zel Rosenbaum wore blue organdy. The -ushers were Frank Phrailkill ami Theodore Mavity. The house was beautifully decorated in pink and white and a delightful five course luncheon was served . There were a number of out-of-town guests present . Hazel and Ivadelle Green attended a dinner party last night given by Dr. and Mrs. Dona.ld Atwell. of Chicago, to announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Louise. Mrs. F. K. Hof r and son. R'.chart of 565 Ingraham ave., are spending several weeks at Paw Paw Lake, Mich. The regular meeting of the L. O. T. M. Social Club was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Francis Miller. 1S27 avenue M.. South Chicago. There were fifteen members present to enJoy a dainty one o'clock luncheon. The text meeting will be held August 24 At the home of Mrs. Edith Matthews,

tii Michigan ave.

Smithson, Elizabeth Forline. Miama Hess, Elam Babcock; Ovid Eransttetter; Victor Clark; Wilson Frank; Paul Laud; Ralph Caldwell; Charles Rabb and John Reed. Mrs. W. F. Schroeder, of :S7 Towle St. will leave today for Tomah Lake and other points in Wisconsin to visit relatives and friends for several weeks. Special services, starting tonight and lasting fur the remainder of the week will be conducted at the Salvation Army headquarters. 269 State street by Capt. and Mrs. Tench, late of Rushville, Ind., and now appointed to open up the post at East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. The Hammond Bethany Club will have a Beach Party on Friday evening August 13 at the Whiting Beach. Leave the corner of State and Hohman street on the 6:20 car. All members are requested to be present and bring their own lunch.

Anna Meyers of Hammond is spend mg the week at thy E. J. Murphy home

in Valparaiso.

LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"

Cath in on our tire offer, good all this

week at the Bohllng Auto Sales, corner'

Douglas and Hohman streets. Hammond. See price list in this issue. g-10-6t

BUTTON COVERING HEMSTITCHING IN ONK UAY Pleating, braiding, sewing machines at bargains, all kinds of repairs; all work guaranteed. Call on J. Wssey at 91 fltate St., Just west of Hohman st. Phone 446-Hammond. Indiana. 7-7

Let the Bohling Auto Safes put on that next tire. N. E. corner of Douglas and Hohman streets. Ham. 8-10-11

MASONIC NOTICE Members of Garfield lodge. No. 5SJ. F. &. A. M , are hereby notified of a called meeting to be held Friday evening. Aug. 13lh at 7.30 o'clock, E. A. degree. JOHN W. MORTHLAND. S-ll-12 Acting W. M.

s Eliminate tlie PoIsobs I S The chief indkationj in the 2 treatment of RHEUMATISM 5? etc. are to neutralize the toxins J 5 and desaor the specific poisons M circulating in the body. U

rapidly eliminates the poisons, thereby relieving all symptoms and preventing their return. No overloading vour system with drugs. Halt a teaspoonful of Albert's Rheumatic Remedy

once or twice a day is sufficient. Price J1.00. The "KELLS COMPANY Newfeurnh, N. Y.

the Erie Grand Trunk and C. Sc. O-. each have one with E. J. tc. E. two. Griffith now has five to help the busy yards and large amount of work. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Apon, Jr.. living on the Dixie Highway, had a son arrive on Tuesday morning. The Can t Be Beat Girls Class will hold their monthly social evening with Miss Ada Stack Friday evening. The Griffith ball team will play the Gary J. C's. on the home grounds next Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Clifford Bothwell, proprietor of the Griffith barber shop, has added another first class barber on full time to take rare of the increasing trade which has been built up by efficient work and courtesy. The hop will be open every week day and evening. Another large touring auto wan wrecked in the ditch at Highland boulevard and Turner avenue, Tuesday morning. This corner Is In sore need of protection.

Chapman, home from Milwaukee, where he has been visiting for the past two wetks.

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Don't fail to see the price list In our! ad in this issue of The Times. Reduced 1 prices all this week on Standard Tires. 8-10-11

NOTICE

Nicholas Emmerling, the Undertaker, has moved to his new home, 678 South ' Hohman, corner Clinton street. Ham-', inond, Indiana. 8-11-4

When you put on that next tire give the Bohling Auto Sales an opportunity to serve yon. 8-10-11

Gusta V. Allen and Arthur A. Laucr both of Whiting, were married Wednes

day at 4 o'clock at the Christian church

by Rev. C. M. Smithson. They were at

tended by Mary J. Griffith and Frank B. Lauer. also of Whi.ting. They w il be at home in Whiting after a two week

wedding trip.

Adelaide Kennerly. who has been 'visiting her mother, Mrs, Clara Agnew on Garfield St., left Wednesday evening for Omaha. Neb. where she will visit her sister, Mrs. C S. Connor, before returning to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. George Malon and Mr. and Mrs. Wm . Nine have returned to Indianapolis after a weeks auto trip and visit with their son and brother. F. W. Malon and wife, of 7S2 Maywood ave.

Mrs. Krieger and daughters. Anno and Barbara, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rudie Kasper. a " & Indiana ave.. have returned to their borne in Milwaukee. Ruth Kasper accompanied them and will spend th remainder of August, returning with her brother George, who has been visiting there for the past month. Dorothy Spooner. of 127 Detroit st . Is spending her vacation at Paw Paw Lake. Michigan. Ruth and Norma Smith entertalneJ t a party at their home last evening in honor of Lillie Arnold and Barbara Heywood. At a late hour refreshments were served. Those present were: Barbara Heywood. Lillie Arnold, Marguerite Griffith. Bernice and Dora Hitzemann. Ruth Forlin". Mildred

Quick Relief

from aches and pains , bruises and

vs1.-wf' strains by apply-

kir ing Absorbin&Jr. It soothes and heals. Keep a bottle handy at home, t the office or in your grip when

traveling.

Absorbing

coes more, but its service cannot be measured in terms of money. LiS a bottle at moat druggists. W. F. YOUNG, Inc. 75 Tin ili Str - SprinsiWM. Mass.

Amaizo Corn Oil Best for Salads and Cooking Buy tti five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. Itoby, Ind.

Rev. C. II. Smithson has concluded the

evangelistic tent meetings, which he has

been holding in Eat Gary. The -meetings resulted in the organization cf a Christian church of 43 members. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Erozio and mother of Brcokneld. 111., motored to Hammond yesterday and spent the day with Mrs. Erozio's sister. Mrs. D. Wilcox of 284 Pine street. Franklin Meyers, little son of Mrs. Brozio also returned yesterday after spending the past week with his mother at BrookneM. Mr. and Mrs. A. Worth entertained last evening at their home on Monroe

IF YOU ARE OVER 40 It Wfll Pay Yo Well to oocaaiotvally flush the system of aS i in pruritic; to sweeten the stomach, gently move the bowels, east tha poisona from the kidneys and enrich, the weak, starved blood- Natura can only be assisted by nature. Bulgarian Blood Tea Is Nature's Rarest Proscription.

street in honor of Mrs. Worths four nieces, Mrs. Mary Uindeinuth. of Defiance. Ohio. Mabtl Overheiser of Indianapolis, Dorothy Ov rh Jser. who has just returned from Wisconsin university and Veola Overheiser. who has just returned from a vacation in Defiance. The evening was spent with music and games and at 11 o'clock a dainty luncheon was served. The home was prettily decorated with Japanese lanterns. Those present vvero Mrs. G. Overheiser, Mrs. M. Uindemuth, Dorothea Hathaway. Mabel. Dorothy and Veola Overheiser. Mildred Daily. Scott Robbins. IMward Daily and UHo Berg. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Meyn of Glendale rrk, will leave Saturday for a two weeks vacation to be spent with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lorimer of Detroit. Mich. Mrs. Steven Reed of 1205 Monroe street, has as her guests. Mrs. Ell Reed of Douisville, Ky., and Mrs. Klla iiOp of Covington. Ky. John Scott of Barkley township in Jasper county, accompanied Mrs. Rred

Schultz and children of Montana to

Hammond, yesterday.

Mrs. Mary Fela of Towle street, enlertainod at a lawn party last night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kirschoff of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles ReiHy. Evelyn Fcls and Mrs. Morris Diamond, who have just returned from a trip in the east. Music, games and darning were enjoyed during the evening and at 11 o'clock an elaborate course luncheon was served. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kirschoff of nttsburgh, Mrs. Margaret Rudolph, Mrs. D. Upscomb, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Lucdking, Mrs. Millen. Mr. and Mrs. M. Diamond, Mr. and Mrs. George Rathman and daughter. Hildrgard, Mrs. Jr'ondburg, Mrs. Kramer and daughter, Evelyn of Chicago Heights, Mrs. Kuchnick and daughters. Agnes e.nd Edna, Thelma Hofferlan, Rose Sinburg. Arlie Tiech, M. Willie. Miss Delaney and Mr. Delaney of South Chicago, Evelyn Fels. Mr. Dahlby, Dan and Carence Iipscomb, Mike Pryer. Mr. Tucker, Mr. Kramer and Mr. Hoffman. Marlon Deming entertained the Wednesday afternoon bridge club yesterday at her home on Carroll street. Auction bridge uat played and Mrs. Ray Chapman won the prize. With the club members Miss Deming entertained. Mrs. J. G. Ibach. Jr., Mrs. E. S. Jones, Norma Lotklin. Mrs. F. O. Paige. Jr. Mrs. R. E. M oods and Mrs. I". G. Moorhead. Mrs. H. C. Groman will entertain the club in two weeks at a 1 o'clock uncheon at the Hammond Country club. Mrs. August Schneider of Chicago Is spending the week as the guest of Mrs. Wm. A. Moore of 1210 Garfield avenue.

Josephine and Ruth Westphal of Michigan City are visiting at the Cal Fleming home. The Thursday KVenlng Club will meet this week on its regular night. Mrs. Smelser of Kokomo. Ind., and

NOTICE TO

WATER USERS

Sprinkling hours north of Rlmbach

avenue, Fayette street and Nlckle Plate tracks are from 5 a. m. to 8 a. m. and

from 5 p. m. to 7 p. m. Those resid

ing south of said line to Conkey avenue may sprinkle from 5 a. m. to 8 a. m.

and from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m. South of Conkey avenue may sprinkle at any time

but not over S hours per day. Tou must not use hose without nozzle at any time.

Anyone using hese out of these hours,

will have their water shut oflt and anyone sprinkling without license Is vio

lating city ordinance and wilt have their

water shut off. DANIEL, BROWX. 8-11-3 Mayor.

"SYRUP (HIGS"

Look at Tongue! Remove

Poisons from Stomach, Liver and Bowels.

Miss Daisy Chapin of Milwaukee spent Wednesday as the guest of Mr. and

Mrs. Rny Chapman of Detroit street.

Miss Chapin brought her nephew, Teddy

VOUR GETTING OLD Has thia bea remarked to too on account of prematura pray hair, or do you keep yourself locking- young ? You can eaaily do sj with VAN'S MEXICAN R HAIR COLOR RESTORO This maritoTiona preparation restores tbe grjr hairs to their original color. Ton will be highly pleased with the resulta, if aot your money returned. per botfle. The Kells Company NIWBUROH. N. T. Diarataurova

GRIFFITH j

The Griffith Voluntary Fire Dept. are giving their first social affair, a dance, Friday evening, August 13th. Good music and refreshments are promised. Come help the boys along to help our ftre department to be an organization to be proud of. Mr. and Mrs. Silchter returned to their home in Gary, riaving been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Groves, for two weeks. A new switch engine has been add. ed to the E. J. & E. yard serrice.

daughter Ople. who have been visiting at the Sizlove home, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Smelser is a sister of Otto Sixlove. Twin boys were born to Mr. ani

Mrs. Robert Worthington on Wednesday.

Lawrence Traeger, Jr., of Chi cr.j.

hi been visiting .'r parents here mc past few days.

The town clerk has sent out notice

to residents on V. Third street, to

build sidewalks or the work would bn

done by the town and charged to the property owners.

Roy Dale Jones is visiting this week

at the Otto Sizlove home. He expects

to return to the home of his ?r'in.imother in Kokomu. on Sunday.

Miss Bessie Banks will start on a Chautauqua tour again in September. She will travel through the south with the Piedmont bureau of Chaatauq'sa work.

Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child Is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its delicious fruity taste. Full directions for child's dose on each Tottle. Give it without fear. Mother! Tou must say "California.''

SELLING OUT Entire stock of new and high grade groceries at cost. Free delivery. MODEL GROCERY & MARKET

PHONE HAMMOND 643

317 INDIANA AVE

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Mrs. Mcl Griesel of Chicago is visiting relatives in Ioweil. Henry Peterson, who is working oia the railroad met with a rather serious and a peculiar accident yesterday morn ing. He went to stick a pick into a tie and he struck the rail with th:pick and a splinter flew off the rail, striking him in the neck, cutting quite a gasn. It was necessary to take three stitches in the wound. The Misses Neva Dickinson. Mamie Nichols. Ida Deathe and Thelma H:ll, are at Lake Geneva, Wis., for a couple of weeks' outing. The bankruptcy order for the American Road Plane Inc., was set aside by Judge Norton, of the Lake Circuit court and Fred Schmal was again resumed hia duties as receiver for the Btock-holders . Stock is being sold for the purchase of the Nichols elevators in Loweii, Shelby and Dinwiddle. The stock is being readily subscribed for and it i.-i thought it will all be disposed of within the next few days.

RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Beep Seated Trfo Acid Deposits Are XMssolved and. the SLhetunatle Poison Starts to Lst( tha System WltMn Twenty-four Honrs. Every druggist in this country is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer that if two bottles of Aliearhu. the sure conquerer of rheumatism, does not stop all agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twingo of rheumatic pin. ha will gladly return your money without comment. AHenrhu ha been tried and tested for years, and really mar.eious results have bfccn accomplished i; the most severe cases where" the suffering anct agony was inn use a:.n pueous mid wher the patent ts helpless. Mr. James H. Allen, tl.e discoverer of AUenrhu. who for many years suffered the tormentss of acute rheumatism, dosires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's money miless Allenrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has instructed your druggist to guarantee it In every instance. Adv.

Don't throw your p)jei twit j without reading the want ad paga,

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Consumers Wholesale Grocers S40 Hohman Street Phbne S3 1 It is eajy to say "We are the best and cheapest" it is harder to prove it. We are doing so to hundreds of satisfied customers every day. Come in an3 try us. Let us prove it. v Specials for Friday and Saturday August 13 and 14

OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 for RINSO10 pkgs. for

25c 59c

HAND PICKED NAVY BEANS 5 lbs. for

43c

10 lbs. for 79c

CRISCO All sizes. Per lb

29C LINGER SNAPS "Buy the Barrel" 3 g c

ARMOUR'S GRAPE JUICE Pints

Quarts, 58c Half Gallons, 95c

30c

RUB NO MORE SOAP WRISLEY WHITE UNEN SOAP fift lObars for UOC

Gold Medal and "Consumers Best." Both packed by Washburn-Crosby. FLOUR CI QC FLOUR

24y2-Lb. Sack

1000 SHEET ROLL EXTRA QUALITY TISSUE TOILET PAPER A f

24y2-Lb. Sack

5 rolls for

Our "Best Blend" Coffee 3 Pounds for $1.19

COMB HONEY Each ........

48c

GRAHAM FLOUR 5 lbs. for

29c

All You Want CTT TP1 A O ll You Want Best Cane Granu- D U lated at 22c per lb. 100 Pounds for $21.50 Consumers Wholesale Grocers Cor.flohman and Plummer Phone 531

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Grocery and Market 533-1 43rd Street, East Chicago. Phone 280. Special for Friday and Saturday August 13th and 14th GRANULATED SUGAR With $3.00 order, $0 Ofl 10 pounds for P.UU U. S. Government O O C ' Solder's Catsup, OCp Bacon, 12 lbs. forv0.4iJ j Iarge size Holland Creamery r Dutch Brand Corn No- Q K r Butter, per lb j 2 can 1 7c, 6 cans f or V C 0. G. Coffee, 35c, f f Magnet Corn, QA0 3 ibs. for i.iiUi rcan.16c;6cansfor yyc Best Blend Coffee, 1 1 f) Snider's Tomato Soup, Q C 40c, 3 lbs. for i 1 5 oz. can 1 5c, 6 f or O 5 C Grenco Roasted Coffee, 1 OQ Snider's ?ork and Bea q a 43c 3 lbs for. A , 15c.can 6 caas for ; U C Telmo Brand Coffee, A J- ; C!ub Kouse pork and j55c, 3 lbs. for. . . A i Eeans No 3 can D C "4.35c-. $3.95 Swift's Pride Soap, AQ : 10 bars for ! FRESH MEAT SPECIALS" American Family Soap, with cof-1 Rib Roast, rolled, O

20c 32c 33c 33c 22c 10c Lard

$125

fee or tea order, n

lObars for VFu U Eloise Brand Pure Fruit Preserves, Blackberry, Raspberry, Pineapple, Strawberry, f 1 lb. 8oz OC Heinz Apple Butter, CCn 2 lb. jar ODC Holland Apple Butter, CA 2 lbs. 7oZ ....OUC Luncheon Brand Pure Fruit Preserves, AKn 1 lb. 8 oz UC Telmo Raspberry and Strawberry Pure Preserves, Q OC 5 1b. jar 4D

per lb Pot Roasts Beef, per lb Rump Roast Beef, per lb Leg of Veal, per lb Kidney Veal Roast, per lb Veal Stew, per lb Boiling Beef, per lb Swift's Silverleaf Pure

Per lb. 27c, 5 lbs. for. ... .

M I & 7 YOUR HEALTH csAjfJl Will THANK YOU T or us'n t"" purest prod- . yjl L 1 ucts from the farm. These 1 I jj. . . J, ,T-yV, I are the foundation for- the ' f v- f young and the mainstay of V , "V " f '' There must be no 1 H comftromise if robntt Stx I youth and healthful old f7 OSSESKCS.. S Prairie View Dairy Co. f il I e It, f IlJT-j products are produced and i I I I I tHJu I IF delivered under a strict 'l ' f I't'vV J guarantee. You do well ; , j 2Sa ''''' I v'hen you place your good J

Prarie View Dairy Co. East Chicago, Indiana Phone E.C. 177