Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 63, Hammond, Lake County, 31 August 1920 — Page 8

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THE TIMES rur?flav.. August 31, 1920.

WHITING and its PEOPLE

The Jen'rflr.4 Orrhan Colored band pave an excellent faired concert it the Corrugation! ch.irch on Sunday c'emr.g. The program existed of rd.ng. Jubilees by the entire band.

tittles and many band uumber. The fcrofr.-am vjs very well ieeeied by the liige aud'.en.e. particularly int. -cttii.g was the u.reetirg of the Mr.a'.ift drum major In tin; world. The r.:mters are students at t he Jc r.k-r.'s 'rphar.nge at Cli-irU-stwn. S. C. t-.at :. being conduct" J in an effort to bring tbout Indu.-trial r form among po. r t rpl-.ns and de.t-tut ei.i'.dren. p. H-''4.:... formerly instruct t the 'Whiting high school. will be mj. '.oyed as c.'-:cs aud physialcsy teao.i-t,-,n Che IIc.rr.moad Industrial h.fc'h frhcol . A. G . G.'terburg- haa returned from en eastern business trip. Mr. and Mrs. W . P. Stenhouse ar.-1 family are home from their vacation which they spent in Michigan. Arr.or.jr those from .Gary who attended the Old Settlers- picnic were Mr. and Mrs. C r. Davidson. Mr. and Mr.'. Chas. E. Greenwald and Mr. and Mrs. Trank X. Gacit. The regular meeting- of the TV"n i t i n g Lodge, No. 31S. K. cf P.. will be held on this Thursday evening. A bis t.me store for the members. Mr. and Mrs. John Meivin and family are on a motor trip to SausrataueU. Michigan. The Daughters of Rebekah will have their regular meeting tomorrow evening at which there will be initiation cf candidates. - Mips Myrtle Pedersen of Sheridan avenue has returned from Muncle. Ind. where she attended normal school. Miss Marion Donahue of Sheridan avenue has returned from a vi?:t with friends in Chicago and Oak. Park. "George Corbett of Chicago, arrested by officer Parker for speeding, was released on a $25 cas-h bond. Joe Bley also arrested by Parker for passing: a street car discharging passengers, also furnished a $25 bond for hisr release. Mrs. J. H. Hcsk.nson of Oliver St.. Jsas returned from a visit with relatives in Kentucky. Paul Pa'.ko was arrested by officers Parker and Girard at his home. 51" John street on complaint of Stanley Kamerich. charging him with assault and -battery. He was released on a J5" bond to appear today for trial. The Owl Club will have open house this Thursday evening: on which occasion the JenkfTTs' Orphan Colored Band of Charleston. S. C. who delighter the audience at the Congregational chjrch on Sunday evening, will te the entertainers. The Jenkins orphan band are famous throughout the United States and have occupied a cor.spic.ous place in inaugural and special parades and are capable of giving a fine program. The entertainrr.ent promises to be very good, and

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liavinff no license on her car. Mr. and Mrs. U. S.Swart of Sheridan avenue, have returned from a motor trip to "The Dells'" in Wisconsin, Supt. J. H. Hoskinson is having: considerable difficulty In securing satisfactory room mid board for hi3 teach- . rs. Anyone being able to f urnish ame will aid greatly In a!leiatmg tli prt sent condition by catling Sup. Hoskinson at telephone No. 31 or aJM. The Old Settlors' picn.c, g.ven at t ie Whiting park w as an affair n t the affair. A basket supper was serviht affair. A basket supper was served at six o'clock, following which dancing was tnjoytd for seeral hours. The W. V. M. S. will meet at the home rf Mrs. it. G. Muff'.t. on Oliver street tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 at huh the August Mystery box will be x.s-d. The Tri Kappa Sorority will have fifh dinner, at the Geneva house, on Thursuny evening at 6.30 o'clock following which a social meeting will be hld at the honi- of Miss P.essie Naef. Mrs. D. H. Purlnton of 420 Central avenue ti frt ainf d a r.umbfr cf youn? '.idles at a shower in honor of Miss Jul. a N viand to whom the affair was a : omplele surprise . The bride to be "(i ened many beautiful end useiul gifts .

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ROBERTSDALE

This frock is sufficient un'.o Itself, that is to say it w.ll afford plenty of warmth for the early fall davs ithout the addition of wraps

or furs. The blouse end overskirt 1 are of navy blue duvetyn cut in one j piece. The panel is wine colored i velvet banded in mole. The same j fur finishes the neck and sleeves. ' A cord tT-rdle finishes the costume j which is rather unique and youtnfuL !

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

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these gifted orphan lads. i Game Warden John Pardell. arrested; Paul pV'.nchmold and Christ Mogul!.) both non-residents, for fishing in Vv o.f ; Lake, without a license. Prichmoli , furnished a $-5.0 i cash bend for his ap- j pearar.ee Sept. 2nd. but Mogull plead:

guilty and paid a Sr.e of $;:.5. Mrs. Robert Harke and tamily or South F.er.d. Ind.. have been visiting with Whiting and East Chicago relatives. Mis3 Andrews of Chicago spent the week end at the home of M.ss Hazel

Long -,n LaPorte avenue.

Mrs. W. I'an of Myrtle avenue, rtittrtained at a pretty little party In hor.or cf her little daughter Ruth's .-:x:h birthday anniversary. Fourteen little girls were present and a .lively evening was spent in games and music, after w hich dainty refreshment were served. Relatives who have been visiting at the McCoy home on Myrtle aenue for two w erks left the latter part of ti e wefk for their home in Paducah. Kentucky . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gold.r.g tn-e.-tair.ed a couple of newlyweds. Mr. find Mrs. K. Troyel. both mutes. of Chicago at their home oer Sunday. We were glad to hear the repo-t that Mrs. Agnes P.oberts of Roberts aver.ue Is slowly recovering from her illness of several weks. A large number from here attended the White City on Sunday evening. Mrs. J. Jones of P.oberts avenue, returned from her visit to Montpielier. Mich., the latter part of last wek . Lavcrn Payne returned froh mis vacation wh.ch he spent visiting relatives and friends at Indianapolis and F'ort Wayne. Ind. Mrs. John Ncrthrup of Hammond, visited her mother, Mrs. Bayne of Myrtle avenue, the latter part of last week. Miss Beth White of Chicago, was Robertsdale business visitor the latter part of last week . Mr. and Mfs. L. Levan of Atchison avenue were visitors !n Chicago over Sunday. A son was born n Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Durjek of Reese ave.

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ill' t ...t Mr and Mr.-. Piephi. Klmer. Id ni Dora Pirpho of South Dyer, were vi:tie, j-.-,-. ors here on Friday evening. ik;- la.-t Miss I. S: boon w as on the sick lis' for srveral days last week.

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cf Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Kaske. The p.ublis school will op n next Tuesday.. Sept . 6. Mr. Weatheis will again tfach the upper grad-. . Miss Dora Piepho will take Ms Burge'.s plase and Miss Purge w :1! attend ih Indiana State Normal at Terre Haul'-. Miss Mary McRae visit. d here last week. Miss McRae was formerly our p r i rr a s y t e 2 e h t-r . but is n y w e rr. p 1 r y e 1 at Washirgf n. D.' C. She will pen1 the remainder of her vacation at her home !n Southern, Ir.d.ara. Either l.ightfoot is spending the week with Louise Kask'. Mr. Gozia of Tolleston was very seriously injured in n motor accident here on Sunday afternoon . He w as coming from the south on the Dyer road at a rate of about forty miles an hour and ran directly into on auto, going east. His foot was caught between the bumper and the cyvir. nr.fi severed below the knee, he was thrown

SAY "DIAMOND DYES'

about thirty feet but was cor.selny. ! wh.-n pieked up. He was rushed in

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Columbia Records for September row on sale. Sam Aronberg. 602 113th street, Whlt.ng. S-20-tf, STAR THEATRE TONIGHT . L ail Eaird in "Cythnia of tie Minute;" also comedy entitled "Off His TTroiley." S-31-1 It 19 not necessary to wait until you

have a lot of money hut you can save smail sums -with the. Whiting Savings & Loan Association. And a six per cent, dividend is the immediate material reward of such saving. S-31-1

The population of America Increased one hundred and three million in one h'Jndrel and thirty-nine years. It will Increase two hundred miillcn in the ,ziext h-undred years. It Is increasing ' .t the rate of almost two million eaci i yar right now. That Is why real er,'tate Investments are better than gold Irenes. I am offering lots1 in the For- ' syth "Water Gardens at prirea as Ioiv ' as thirty years ago. Prices advance (September 6. 1520: Henry S. Davidson. ' 6W 119th, street, telephone Whiting

abandoned near the Mark's plant and brought same to the Whiting station. The car was claimed by Mrs. B. Giartich of Highland. Ind.. who claims it was stolen from her homo. The machine is being held awaiting prcper evidence c f the ownership, as the car has no license, although Mrs. Girtich said she bought it several m r.ths ago. She w as then booked, on the charge, of

Miss Katherlne Lomasney of Chicago, spent Thursday night at the nome "DANDERINE" :

TVm't stTeaTc or ruin your material in a poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes." Easy directions in every package.

GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH; WHITEN

Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty.

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thereby relieving all symptoms and preventing tiieir return. No " overloading your system with 2 drags. Haifa teaspoooiul of ,3 Albert' Rheumatic Eemixly D St once or twice a day is sufficient, n m Price Jl.00. S

3 The KELLS COMPANY g Newburgh, N. Y.

Union Tire & Battery Co. 227-229 119th St., Whiting PENNSYLVANIA VACUM

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A rrce lube with each casing.

A liquid -fir to bedbugs. ants, roaches and fVas is what ihe now chemical discovery r-i.l!y is. althoiikh there is no danger cr no damage to tic done by using it to your springs, furniture or cloThiner. This r.o'v chemical is known as Pesky I. Us Quietus. P. D. Q. Ccs's Hoc. but thi few rents will have the power of ridding your hi. use of bedbugs, ants, roaches and f.' s-s if you purchase P. I'. Q. I'. t. Q. is usi-d and rtcomniendcd by tho Lading Hospitals and llailroad Con-.ran.es as the sc.fest srd quickest way of ridding the resky bedhues. ant. roaches. .-.pecial Hospital size $2.50 makes five, gallons vour druggist has it or ran procure it for you or sent prep;, id either size o your address on r""""opt of rrice by 'h" Owl Oiemlral Co.. T'-rre Haute. Ir.d. The success of p. P. Q his caused iii'oator? to have beer, prosoc peid:ir.g fin imitation Genuine P. D. Q is r.-r. rrdii'd Ad"

Uke Lemon Loticn ta Double 1 Beauty of Your Skin

Squeeze the Juice et two Icnitns lulu a bottle containing three ounces cf: inri-Viri1 XVi't .-ii.i ran h 1 c ?i f r v

drug store, shake well and y u have a ; Quarter pint cf harmless ar.d delightful j Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion j

Into t h face, r.eck. arms and hands each day. then shortly note the beauty I of your skin . ' . 1

Famous stage beauties use lemon lemon bleach for few cents. Juice to bleach and brir.p that soft.

clear, rc-dy-white complexion. Lemons ) have always been used as a freckle. I sunburn and tan remover. Make this I up srd try it. adv. I

Ering Back its Color and Lustre with Grandma's Sage Tea Recipe. "omrr.on garden sag brew-d into a havy iith sulphur and alcohol edd'-d. w ill turn pray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark aid luxuriant. Mixing the Papr- Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, h' .igh. Is troublesome. An fp.sier way ss. to pet. the ready-to-use preparation unproved by the addition of othor ingredients, a large bottle, at Utile fest. at drug sions. knwn as "YVyeth's f.if and Sulrhur Corr.round." thus avoiding a lot cf rr.usr. hi?' gray, fadcf hair Is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appi.irance ar.d 3ttrsct.vrr.ess. By olarkr.inr your hair with Vy-th's fage ar.d Sulrhur e'ompound. m or.e can tell, hecause it docs it so natural) y. so ever.!;.'. Vou just dampen a s ponce or soft brush with it and draw this through jour hair, taking one small strand at a time: by morning all gray hairs have d;sar peered. After another application or two your hair becomes baut. fully dark, frlossy. soft and luxuriant and you appear cars ounper. Adv.

Let Little Feet Grow Free YOU don't want to think of your boys or girl's feet tortured by the agonies you've suffered all your life corns, bunions, callouses, ingrowing nails, fallen arches? Then bring your child up in Educators the good-looking, long-wearing shoes that "let the feet grow as they should" straight-boned, supple, and healthy. Plenty of room for toes

and tendons to stay flexible and shapely. Bring your boy or girl to our 6tore, and we'll put those growing feet into Educators. Bring in the whole family Educators relieve older feet, too. Come in today.

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A few cents buys "Danderine." After an application of "Danderine" you can not f.nd a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vijtrr, brightness, more color and thickness. adv.

Pale Children Need Iron Tamo

is an Exceptionally Good, General Strengthening Tonic for the Child, the Mother or any of the family young or old. The Syrup is flavored and Children love to take it. When you see how it improves the appetite, brings color to the cheeks and increases vitality and energy, you will then realize its true tonic value. You can soon feel Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. It is acceptable to the most delicate stomach and is very pleasant to take. More easily digested, and assimilated than Iron Pills or Iron Tablets. Ask for "Grove's Iron Tonic Syrup." Look for the signature cf E. W. Grove on the package. Price GOc.

-Adjustment Basis Silvertown Cords BoooMies Fabric Tires 6000 Miles

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BEST IN THE LONG RUN WhereY the economy in wringing the last mile out of a worn-out tire when you can buy a new Goodrich Tire from 15 to 20 less than in 1910?

BOHLING AUTO SALES. P. J. BAUWENS. BENSON & HILL. EAST SIDE GARAGE. B. F. MANIS

g O 3L35 B IT LAKE COUNTY AUTO SUFPLY CO. OAKLEY AVE. GARAGE. JOHN SCHMUESER. SOUTH SHORE JTO SALES. HERRINGTON & KAUFMAN