Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 88, Hammond, Lake County, 30 September 1920 — Page 14

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SOME BARGAJN-S IN" HOUSES 7 room house en Ntew York avenue, north of 119th street, 40 ft. lot. $4,50k 9 room brick house on Sheridan Avr. fine location, hardwood floors In all rcxyns down stairs. stfjHm heat, 2 car Barafs on rear of lot. JS.SOO. 5 room bungalow, Stonto Ave.briclc basement, hot air heat, stationary tubs, J6.900; $1,000 cash; -balance easy terms. 5 room bung'aiow. Stanton Ave. brick air heat, stationary tubs, high lot. deep sewers ia alley. $7,300; $1,000 down, 'balance easy terms. 7 room, house. Central Ave.. 39 ft. lot, hot water heat, good basement, garage on rear of lot. 52.00. 3 room brick house, 121st St.. only a year old, electric lights, gas, this is a bargain at $5,900. 6 room house. Lake avenue, cement perch .hot water heat, fine location. $7,000; $2,500 cash; balance on easy terms. ITIAXA. rE-EX.OPMEXT CO. O. Meek, Manager. 628 119th Street. i 9-S0-5 Mr. knd Mrs. Albert Thwinff of 119th street ra entertaining the former's grandfather from Tennessee. The ladle cf the St. John Lutheran church will give a suppe in the church parlors this evening. Mr. a,nJ Mrs. Jams Gold of 4?3 Central avenue are In Indianapolis vlsit;nr their son. "William A. Green. .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lane, nee Eianche Conger, win occupy the Pedersen fiat, to be vacated by the Julier's. Andrew, the 5 year old son cf Mr. and Mrs. John Gabor of John street has rturened home from the St. Bernard's hospital "where he was conflned for several weeks aufTering from an injured eye as the result of running a stick Into it. An interesting display in basketry and pottery done by the Whiting- high pchool and the "Whiting' night school students is on exhibition In the window of the Seifer Furniture company on 119th street. A Zurplch charged with assault and battery paid a flne cf $5.00 and costs in the elty court on Tuesday. Raymond Strong and Peter Keehich " ere dismissed 1n the city court on Tuesday, the charge of disorderly conduct haying' been placed against them. The monthly girl ecout rally will be hld at the Community house this evening at t o'clock. The first tenderfoot

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investiture will be held at this time The S. and D. of L win give a pedro rrty in the I. O. O. P. hall next Monday evening. PRINCESS THE AT Eft TODAY Katberine McDonald 1ft "The Xotnrlu LIMe." her latest roilucMoij. W feuaranrr this picture. Aleu a ?unvhtne Sambo Courtly and Pot he Xews. 9-29-1 The music and srt section held their f.rst meeting pf the year on Tuesday the hostess being Mrs. Myrick. who entertained at her home in the "West Park addition. The oftlcers for this year are Mrs. J. C. Hall, chairman; Mrs. R. E. Humphrey, vice chairman and Mrs. T. L. Boyle, secretary and treasurer. The meeting wag opened with the reading of the Club collect by Mrs. Paskwictt, a?ter which the members sang the club song. Mrs. R. E. Humphreys followed "with an excellent paper on Shakespearean stage craft, new and old. A quartette consisting of Miss Daegiing and Mesdames Gordon. Crockett and Rcnstead sang "A Mid-summer Night's Dream" very beautifully. Mrs. Frank M Long next gave short sketches of the three Shakespearean plays Midsummer Xights Dream. Cymbellne and Henry VIII, which was followed by a piano interpretation rf dances from Henry VTII, Saint Saens by Mrs. Hos-kini-on and Mrs. Myrick. A violin selection. Dances from Henry VIII. Edward German, was rendered by Mrs. C. P. McNeill. The roll call was responded to by quotations from Shakes, peare. The hostess served refreshments after the program and a most pleasant social time was enjoyed. The parent-teachers association will meet in the high school assembly this evening at 7:43 for the election of officers and the discussion of plans for the coming year. All parents, teachers and friends of the school are Invited. Mrs. Louis Fischer of LaPorte avenue, entertained friends from South Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Opperman and Mr. and Mrs. Viscounty have returned from a motor trip to Dwight. 111.

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PRINCESS THEATER TODAY Kathrrlne McDonald in The Notorious Llle,' her latest production. We guarantee this picture. Also Suushlne Sambo Comedy and rathe News. 9-23-1 The Ladies Bible class will meet at the home of Mrs. John Blaul of Roberts avenue this evening. AU members are urged to attend. Miss Violette Golding. lieutenant of Troop 3. entertained one of the girl scout patrols at her home on Myrtle avenue. "Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fuessle and baby of Wilmette. 111., visited the latter's parents. 'Mr. and Mrs. -"W. Haman of

Lake avenue last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ness and daughter returned frtm a week's vacation which they spent lslting relatives at La-Cross. Wis. Mr. August Dreeson and family of Roberts avenue attended a birthday celebration in honor of Mr. Dreeson's father, who is viitim? his son. John Preeson at East Chicago. Mrs. Jake Wirhorst of Wet Park ad. d it ton is spending several weeks at Cleveland. Ohio, ib:tlnK her parents. Mrs. Ed Frees? of Myrtle avenue, was a S'-uih Chicago business visitor on Tuesday. Mrs. Hanson, who has been spending a week in South Chicago with her son, Irw in and lfe, returned to her home on Myrtle avenue, Tuesday. Mrs. Casper Mastel of Roberts avenue was a Chicago business visitor Tuesday. Ted Wilson, who 13 confined to his home on 115th street -with a case of typhoid fever is getting along as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. George Kerlin of Pearl street spent Monday in Chicago on business. Miss Mable Tucker and Irwin Trump visited the former's aunt. Mrs. Sam Tucker of Fearl street, last Sunday. Mrs. W. Bahn of East Side spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. A. Schaeffer and family.

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One of the prettiest weddings of the st-ason was held at the hme of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Snyder at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon when Mi's C'-clla Hepker. daughter of Mrs. Snyder, was united in marriage to Mr. John Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Frank. Th bride, who wore white embroidered aet and carried a bcviet of roses and lil!es-of-the-vai!ey was attended by her Mater Miss Mary Ward, whose dress was yellow-organdy and her boquet was orchid roses. Mr. Fred Frank acted aa groomsman. The weddinR march was played by Mrs. Deitschell. and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Jones of East Chicaao, beneath a bridal bower of lavender a.ter,s.

bridal rose and ferns. Huge baskets of roses decorated the house through-

cut. The following attended the wed- j

ding and reception, Mr. and Mrs. D. C Frank and sons. Fred and Robert, Mr. F. S. Frank. Mr. and Mrs. D. McClellan, Mr. P. T. Screffier, Miss Gladys Humes of this pree, and Mr. and Mrs. H Ilolconib of C'heyterton and Mrs. Ptltschell of Fort Wayne. After a few days hony moon trip the young couple will begin house keeping In th'lr newly erected bungalow south of Hobart. Last Friday Mr. Clarence Kosthade and M!.s Mildred Blatchley of near Merrilville went to Crown Toint where they were united in marriage by Rev. Ayling. This was a complete surprise to their mafly friends. They will reslda at Valparaiso. The groom is employed here at the local posfoffice. The Whist club will meet this week Thursday evening at the home of Mrfc. Murray and will be entertained by Mrs. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Car! Briney celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary last Saturday evening. The evening was (rent in cards and dancing and an elaborate luncheon was served. The? received many beautiful g'.fts. Three of the children, of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Rowe are sick with dip-therla-Mrs. Emily Ster?ing'' and Mrs. Cgyser of East Chicago visited here yesterday and they in company with Mrs. G. Sanler. Mrs. J. B. Johnson and Mrs. Julia Johnson motored to Kouts. Mrs. Anna Garvert and daughter of Streator. 111., are visiting here with relatives for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Boecker left for Chicago on 'Wednesday and from there Mrs. Boecker accompanied by her brother. Jacob Klein, will go to Hillsbcrrow. 111. for a week's visit with friends and relatives. On Thursday evening at 8 o'clock a republican meeting will be held in the Forester hall. A srecial appeal Is made to the Ladies' of the prcclnent to attend this meeting because a lady i-peaker has been engaged for the meeting. Any qualified voter may register the same evening and saving time instead of registering next Monday. Mrs. Jas. F. Marnecke left Tuesday for a visit with friends and relatives in Savannah. III. Rev.. Thomas of Foley. Ala., left Tuesday for home after a few days visit with Rev. A. Badlna and other friends of the town. On account of registration on Monday evening the town board will ho!'! its meeting on Tuesday. Michael Schaller of Chicago Heigh? -will be the new tenant In Jacob H;ipptnthal's farm west of the town. 1H Schmal. the present tenant wj'.l move in the near future to his own place near Dyer. William Spanier of Colorado left for

his home in hia Dodge roadster after av visit here with friends and relatives. John Miller, Jr., traneacted jhualness, in Chicago on Wednesday.

WOMAN IS SENTENCED TO HANG EDMONTON. Alberta. Sept. 29. Mr Sarah Jackson, found guilty of murc"er in the first degree for shooting her husband on their homestead at Swan river. Alberta, on Christmas night 1919, was sentenced to death in Alberta province.

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Any one who has not registered can rfgister all thU week at the Republican Headquarters In the Klose Building. -2S-6 WANTED Saleslady, good pay and permanent position for .aalesiady with ready-to-wear experience. Polish or Slovish speaking perferred. Give reference in own handwriting. Address Miller's Ready-to-Wear. 500 119th St. 9-23-FOK SA1.E 2-story residence cn Lin

coln avenue, est I'arK addition. ; s'eam heat, all in provements in, call ; Whiting 195-J. 9-23-3 ; PRIXCE5S THEATER TODAY Katherine McDonaJd la "The 'otoH- j nun Llele," her latest prodnc'lon. AVe ' Kuarantee this picture. Also n Sun- ; ablne Sambo Comedy and Pathe r". 9-23-1 October Columbia Records, also that "Naughty Waltz" now on sale at Sam ! .ronberg. Jeweler, 502 119th St. Whit- ! ins. 9-30- 1 I'OR SALE At a bargain. 2 6-rf-m flat, good lvcation. Apply corner 1 2'T Ftari St. Whltinsr. . 9-3'J-2

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Sold on Easy Payments Be sure you see the A. B.C. Electric Laundress before you buy a washing machine. You get two washers in one when you get an A. B.C. Washer. It is absolutely safe, efficient, noiseless and the easiest to operate, and will last a life time. The A.B-C. is all steel construction, with full cabinet swinging wringer, wood or metal cylinder, and has a 'a horse power motor. It is not necessary to remove the cylinder to clean the A.B.C. Washer. Let us demonstrate the A.B.C. Washer in your own home next wash day. The Electric Shop 643 HOHMAN STREET HAMMOND Phonts: 678-2455

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Housewives who would be thrifty-minded should visit our basement tomorrow. And if low price is an inducement to buy, they will secure some real and very timely values. Match these prices! $5 Fancy Plaid Blankets, $3.98 500 high grade fancy Plaid Blankets, size 64x76, in all the wanted colors: blues, grays, pinks, tans, etc., wtih shell stitch edges. A superior quality . blanket we usually sell for $5.00. Specially priced at $3.98. Heavy Wool Nap Blankets, $9.50 The very highest grade wool nap qualities are these, in all the wanted plaids and gray and white. Size 64x76 blankets like these should sell for $10.50. Specially priced here for tomorrow at $9.50. Cotton Blankets Size 64x76. in grey, tan and white, with dainty blue and pink borders and shell stitch edges. Regular $4.00 blanket, On sale tomorrow at $2.75. Wool Blankets Heavy quality Wool Nap Blankets, size 64x76, with pink and blue stripe borders. This is a regular $6.00 value. Sale price, tomorrow, $4.98. Silkoline Back Comforters, $3.98 Cut size, 70x75, silkoline back, top filled with good quality cotton, fancy stitched; $4.98 values. Tomorrow at $3.98. $4 Comforters, $2.98 Cut size, 68x76, figured top, plain back; $4.00 qualities. On sale tomorrow, while they last at $2.98.

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG GRAY HAIR Can be reatortxl to it original color with VAN'S MEXICAN R HAIR COLOR RESTORO It ia not a dye, bat restores tbe hair to its natural color, ao gradual!? tbat your moat Ultimate frienda cannot detect its use. You will be highly pleaaed with the resolU, or your money refunded. At all i-kn 11.00 per lottl. The Kells Company NIWBUK8H, N. V.

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