Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1920 — Page 14

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THE TIMES Friday. August 13, 1920. TRIM COSTUME FOR SCHOOL OR SPORTS WHITING and itsA Feature of our August Furniture i PEOPLE ii

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Mr. and ilr. B. S. Placs and daush ter. Slurlel, ot Schrage avenue, are mk!nf a tour of the Southern states, v'attingr n Memphis. Term.. New Orleans, La... and Houston and Galveston. Texaa. air. and Mrs. Harry Grleces of LaPorto avenue are on a motor trip In company with the former's brother, IT. Grieves and "wife. James Xitrm of Philadelphia 1 a guest at the horn of his cousin, Clar- j ence Bader of Oliver street. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Etorer are the guests of the former's parents In la. The O. B. Meek and W. E. Schrage families "are spending- their vacations at Bass Lake. Misses Gladys PTltchard, Mary Slater, Colette MdFadden, Doris Phelps and Mrs. Florence DeLand spent yesterday visiting- at Sheridan. 111. Mr. and Mrs. Harry White who motored home from Oklahoma City, and visited at the home of the former's brother, Ralph White ot Oliver street, have left for Milwaukee. Wis., to visit Mr. "White's parents. The American Legion of Whiting are to have charge of the distributing of the victory Tyuttona for Whiting's exservice men cr to their next of kin. If ex-soldiera will take their discharge papers to Harry Powers' smoke shop. 119th street and Sheridan avenue, the application can be made cut there with rotary service free and the application will be sent in without expense to the applicant. Thie does not only apply to members of the American "Legion but to all Whiting ex-service men. whether they are members of the Leerion or not. Frank Mlehelson. arrested at 121st street and White. Oak avenue for disorderly conduct, was fined $2.00 and costs, amounting to $12.00 Joseph Blanz arrested by officer Parker at 119th street and Indiana boulevard for speeding, was fined $1.00 and coats. Edward Klepser left yesterday for his home In Marpole. Ind.. for a short visit with Is grandmother. Paul Bollar arrested for not havinr a license on his automobile was released on a $2500 "bond. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mathias and daughter Mrs. Kay Whltmer are -vacationing at Bass Lake. Rev. and Mrs. H. P. Ivey and eon. Merrill, left Thursday for a week's automobile trip, visiting at Valparaiso. Knox, !Bass Lake. Rochester and Royal Center. They will return in time for Rev. Ivey to take his regular work on Sunday, August 22nd. Miss Gusta Allen and Arthur Lauer, two well known. Whiting young people4 were united In marriage at the Christian church at Hammond on Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock. The attendants were Mrs. Robert Griffith, nee

Mary Byer. and Frank Lauer. brother

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Here is a fashionable 'all outfit correct from hat to shoes. A black and white checkered wool skirt h worn with a black tuxedo style sweater, a white silk -blouse, a black tie and a red dtrreryn hat. Could anything be more effective? Black oxford ties and black silk hoses complete the costume.

of the groom, with Margaret Hellwigr. and Delia Hyatt, the latter of Carleton, Ohio, a cousin of the bride, as flower girls. The bride wore a white hat and carried rosea. Following the ceremony, the bridal party returned to the-

home cf the bride's parents, where an ; elaborate dinner was served, the only ; guests being the members of the Allen and Lauer families and Miss Hilda Pop- j pen. The bride is the only daughter j

of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Allen and is a graduate of the Whiting high school having been employed at the Standard Oil Co. drafting ofTice for the past two years. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lauer of Central avenue He i3 amember of the Owl Club and other organizations, being also employed at the Standard Oil Co. On Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lauer left for a ten day visit at the Dells In Wisconsin and upon their return they will make their home with Mr. an! Mra. Allen of 1144 Atchison avenue.

FOR SALE: Cottage, 446 John street, 5 rooms, electricity, hath, newly decorated, cheap for caah, 1312 Dearborn St., Chicago. S-ll-

We nav. all the records sung and! played In the park, also "Let the Restl

of the World Go By." SAM ARONBERG 602 119th afreet. 7-29-tf

STAB THEATRE TONIGHT Big Serial Day La ft episode of "Elmo the Fearless," also next to the last episode of "Lightning Eryc" and "Evil Eye." Side splitting uo act comedy, "The Roaming Romeo." 8-13-1 Important notice to all Tnembers of the American Legion, all ex-pervica men, and to the next of kin of soldiers who died while in service. Whiting Post No. 80. American Lfcgion as a part of its service will make out and forward to the War Department, applies, tions for the Victory Medal. All exservice men, whether members of th American Legion or not. should bring their discharge papers to the office of the adjutant. USth street and Sheridan avii i, where their applications wiii be made out. certified and forwarded free of charge. HARRY E. POWERS Adjutant. Whiting Post No. S9, American Legion. S-13-6 FOR SALE: Residence, modern, seven

rooms and bath; inquire 307 Central j

avenue 8-13-1 FOR SALE: Two Story House and lot. also garage, apply 704 Euclid avr.ue. 8-13-1

THE REAL ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHICAGO. Aug. 13 The real issue of this campaign was described by Repub. lican National Chairman, Will H. Hays here today as Wilsonism or anti-Wil-sonism." In an address to the ways and means sub-comittee cf the party. Chairman Hays attacked "one man rule" and declared the ousting of the Wilson administration ss important an issrae as was the winning of the war. The meetin of the committee was called to organize Chicago leaders to raise $700,000 as Chicago's quota of the national campaign. Mrs. J. T, Pratt, vice-chairman, f ledged the women of Chicago to raise $100,000 of the a.mount.

SAY "DIAMOND DYES" Don't streak cr ruin your material in a poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes." Easy directions in package.

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BUG - OLOGY . Figure This Out Bedbugs lap an average of seven eggs per day. Under favorable conditions they hatch in five days, of which two-thirds are females. They mature to adult size and are capable of laying in four weeks. How many bedbugs would you have in u year if you left one female or eg? unmoittcd for one year To rid the pesky bedbug, you can readily see how necessary it is to use a preparation tha.t will kill th" fggs as well as the live ones. 1". D. Q. has bfen demonstrated by the leading Hospitals. Htels and Failroad companies that the safest and most economical way to slop future generations of bedbugs, roaches, fleas and ants is to use the new D.scovery Pesky Devils Quietus. A 35c package of I. D. Q. makes a quart, enousrh to kill a million bedbugs, roaches, fleas and cooties and at the same time destroy their eggs as well. Imposs.ibla for them to exist when P. D. Q. is properly used. Frei. patent spout in every package to get the pesky devils in the hard-lo-get-at places. Special Hospital and Hotel size $2.50 makes five gallons of P. D. Q. your druggist has it or ran get it for you. or sent prepaid upon receipt of price by the Owl Chemical Co.. Tt rre Haute. Ind. Sui cess of P. D. Q. has caused imitators, genuine P. D Q 1 nvr podti'ed. iv.

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Doesn't hurt a bit'. Drop a little "Freeione" on an aching torn, instantlyilhat corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. Adv.

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Union Tire & Battery Co. 227-229 119th St., Whiting PENNSYLVANIA VACUM CUP TIRES A Free Tube with each casing.

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FIRST PEDRO PARTY and DANCE, Given by Whiting Lodge No. 1189, L. O. O. M. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1920 ODD FELLOW'S HALL

Fischrupp Avenue, Whiting, Ind.

ADMISSION 50 CENTS COUFLE Estia Ladies 25c Cents

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For one week as a special attraction daring our August Furniture Sale, we are featuring ten Four Room Outfits at $1,000 an outfit. These outfits were grouped together and selected from what we can truthfully say to be the finest values in our stores. $1,000 invested in one of these special outfits will pay you big dividends in home comforts and happiness for many years to come. What investment will give you returns to equal this? All the many years' experience and knovIedge that we have gained in selecting furniture values has been used in grouping together ten of the finest quality outfits that is possible to offer at $1,000.00. Every piece of furniture included in these outfits is quality merchandise and carries our iron clad guarantee and is backed by the Famous Seifer Policy of Satisfaction. Below is detailed description and pictures cf one of these outfits. Just ten outfits for the first ten lucky couples to call at our stores. Be one of them.

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Included in this outfit is a beautiful Karpen Cane Parlor Suite, tKree pieces, upholstereH in a handsome blue and gold velour. THisSuite is made in a way that only Karpen can anH is well worth $400 of any man V, money.

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In casting out for a suitable Dining Room Suite to go with the quality Living Room and Bedroom Suites shown, we decided to give you this handsome eight-piece Dining Room Suite in walnut, made by a famous maker of dining room goods. It is in the popular Queen Anne design, of American walnut, superbly finished. Set consists of oblong dining room Table, five straight Chairs, one Arm Chair and 60-inch Buffet, exactly as shown. China Closet and Server to match can be furnished if desired. This set alone is well worth $550.

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The Kitchen included in this remarkable outfit consists of a dandy Peninsular Gas Range, white enameled splashers, and is a wonderful baker; porcelain top Kitchen Table, white enameled base; and two white enameled bow back Kitchen Chairs.

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