Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 89, Hammond, Lake County, 1 October 1920 — Page 14

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A Page1 THE TIMES Friday. October 1, 1920.

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Th funr4 of John Kubeck. ace 40 years, -wsj held yesterday from St. John's Slovak church, belny In chars of Undertaker Baran. Interniont was at Hammond. (Mr. Kubeck. . victim of heart trouble, parsed away at his home. I08 Lincoln avenue, on Tuesday evening-. The family had moved Into ttnMr nw bualow 1n the West Park aidi:ion about three -weeks ago. Mr. Kubeck was busy around the housithroughout the evening-, and finally sat down to listen to his daughter plav he piano, requesting her to not use the player rolls, but to play by hand. The young- lady played several selections thinking her father was listening, but finally turned around and foiuid him sitting In the chair dead. The deceased Is a well known Whiting man and Is survived by his widow and sim children. He was a member of th-i First Catholic Slovak union. Miss Ruth Danforth of Chicago was 'he guest f Miss A. Bertha Tull on Wednesday evening:. The girl scouts have organized at St. John' 61ovak school with a membership of S3. Two troops will be formed. The Pythian Sisters will have thlr regular meeting In the K. of J. hall, this evening. The meeting is to be followed by cards and other games. John M. Stoyer of Ohio avenue has ben spending several days in Cht-

l caso owing to the death of a friend. The general meeting of the Fort

nightly club will be held In the library auditorium on next Monday evening. Tapers are to be given by Mrs. Maunder and Mrs. Farr, the meeting to be given over to the study of Chicago. Mrs. Ruth Tilton Cobb will sing. The Tri Kappa Sorority will give a benefit card-party at the Slovak hall on tomorrow evening a"t which Fls Hundred will be played. Mrs. Marry Conroy of 119th street is improving at the Mercy hospital in Chicago. The women f Whiting are urged to remember the date of 'Monday. Oct. 4. on which occasion thry must resteer or loe their vote in Xoccmber. It was a long fight to gain the right of suffrage in Indiana and the women should make the most of it, this their first opportunity to appear at the polls. 'Mrs. 1 M. Rogers of Central avenue was removed to the Fresbyterian hospital again on Wednesday, where she had been previously confined for a number of week.. Mr. and Mrs. Divan of Sheridan avenue have returned from their vacation which they spent in Wisconsin. Richard Kleiber of 119th street has returned to Howe. Ind., to resume his studies at Howe collrse. Mr. and Mrs. John Sharp, nee Ruth Glodden. have gone to house keeping in their flat on Oliver street, having been residing at the home of Mr. Sharps sister. Mrs. Elmer Bauer.

Whiting Advcrtisem en ts Are Winners

' October Columbia Records, also that "Naughty Walt" now on sale at Sam Aronberr. Jswelsr, Cr 119th St. Whiting. 9-30-Xrrr who has not registered can register ml this week at the Republican Ha8qaartrs in tha Klose Building. 9-21-6 FOR SAKS 4-story TMdenc on Lin- ' - coin tfHlf, Wast Park addition, steam htfet, sUn proTmnta In, call WkiHng- 11S-X. 9-23-3 WANIBX le4ady. grooc5 ' pay and perm an ant position for saleslady wfth. read-to-wftar rperleace.. Polish er e'.orth rpsVkJng perf erred. Give refreae 1b own handwriting. Address Millar's lUady-to-Wsar, 800 119th St. , 9-29-TCTt SAXffl At karrain. S-room flat, good location. Apply corner iJ09 Pearl St. "Whiting. 9-80-3 SCXMZ HOUSES T room house on New York avenue, north of 119th. street, iO ft. lot. $4,500. 9 room brick hous on Sheridan Ave. fine location, hardwood floors in all rooms down stairs, staam heat, S oar garage on rear of tot, 96,200. 5 room ouag"alow, Stanto Ave, brick basemant, hot air heat, stationary tubs, IS. 900;- 91.000 cash; balance easy terras. 6 room totingalow. Stanton Ave. brick eir heat, stationary tubs, high lot. deep sewers 1b alley. 17.300; $1,000 down, balance easy terms. 7 room houare. Central Ave., $9 ft. let, hot water hoat, good basement, garage on rear of lot, $52.00. 5 room brick house, 151t St., only a year old, electric lights, gas. this is a bargain at $5,900. fi room house. Lake avenue, cement porch .hot water hat, fine location. $7,000; $2,(00 cash; balance on easy terms. DTOIANA rEVBljOTrENT CO. O. laesk. Manager. 628 119th Street. , 9-30-STAR THEATER TOXIGHT Ben Wilson in -"Screaming Shadow," episode 6, Charles Hutchinson in the "Whirlwind" No. 6. King Baggot in -Hawk' Trail" No. 6, Joe Ryan in 'Hidden Dangers" No. 6. also next to the last episode of the "Evil Eye" No 14. IN MBMOBIAM In loving remembrance of our .dear eon and brother, Theodore Schaefer. who passed away, two years ago today, Sept. 30. at Great Lakes naval training station. Gone but not forgotten. Father, Mother. Sisters and Brothers. 10-1-AVOID THAT COLO We mend the rips and patch the holes, build up the heels and save your soles'. Work done by experienced shoe makers, all colors of shoes dyed black or brown, all work guaranteed. Rapii

Shoe Repair Co. 642 119th St. Whltln. 10-1-1 PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT Earle Williams in "Rogue's Romance" also second episode of the "Third Eye" and Paths News. 10-1-1 rsorrcB to members oeforsythh WATER GARDEN CXVB The Forsythe Water Garden club will hold a meeting at the office of H. ?. Davidson, 600 119th street, this evening Friday. Oct. 1, at 7 p. m. All mambars sue urged to be present, as very important matters will te taken i:p nl 'b meeting. 10-1

ROBERTSDALE

Little Adeiine Kiser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kiser, is confined to her home on Roberts avenue with the mumps and is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Hunter of 116 street visited the former's mother of Hammond, who is very ill and under the care of a trained nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ness of Indianapolis "Blvd., left the forepart of this week for their vacation which they will ppend visiting relatives at Buffalo and Rochester, N. T. Mr. Nelson Stauffer of Marlon, Ind.. is visiting his daughter. Mrs. W. Broderick and family of Atchison avenue, for a few weeks.

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Mrs. J. Dudicar is getting along nicely at hor home on Amy avenue after an operation for appendicitis a few weeks ago at the St. Bernard's hospital. Eric Petersen, son of Mrs. Peterson of Roberts avenue, is very ill at his home at East Side, with a case of typhoid fever. Mrs. Kd Currin of Hammond, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Market of Myrtle avenue, the (ore part of this week. Mrs. W. Johnson of Atchison avenue was a Chicago visitor on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs., John Smith of Winsor park, visited friends in Whiting and Robertsdale lat Tuesday. Miss Lillian Wlchorst of the West Park addition has excepted a position ir the ten cent store at Whiting. Mrs. .John Klaul and infant daughter returned from the St. Margaret's hospital about a week ago and she and her husband are i-taying at the home of Mr. Blaul's parents on Roberts avenie until Mrs. Raul regains her strength when thry will return to their home in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Roy MoSre and sons left Tuesday for MUrnark, Mo., where they will spend a two weeks vacation visiting the former's parents and on their return will stop for a few day;; at St. Louis with an aunt of Mrs. Moore's.

MERRILLVILLE

Registration here next Monday at Merrillville hall. A good rain came to us last Thursday in this vicinity. Came in good ttme as about all of the cisterns in town were dry. Mrs. Maud Zuvers-Herrill of Chicago

Un visited in the Zuvers home last Wednesday. Married at the M. E. parsonage In Merrillville, Sept. 29. Mr. Edward R. Mayer of Gary, Ind., and Miss Evelyn Welsh, Griffith, Ind., attended by he brother and sister of the bride and Eroom and they will make their home at the bride'a home in Griffith, Ind. Carl Gerlach of East Gary was in town last Tuesday. Mrs. Mat Innarti and daughter. Mary of Chicago Heights, left last Saturday for Montana, they received a telegram stating that the little granddaughter. Florence Towl, and the mother. Mrs. Martha Ijennarti-Towl, were in the hospital very sick. There will be some changes in town in the near future, Mr. Welshes people will return to Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Walters will return to their old home again and George Ixye ujll move to Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Ieslie Walter will occupy the Loyce home.

HOBART

Miss Marie Thayer and brother John and Mr. Ralph Melin are taking a business course at the LaSalle Kxtension university in Chicago. Mrs. Nellie Thomas of Chicago is visiting here this week. A number of Eastern Star members

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"When imparities creep into your Wood the first symptoms are usually a loss of appetite, followed by a gradual lessening: of energy, the system, becomes weaker day by day, until you feel yourself on tbe rerjre of a breakdown. Nearly everybody needs a few bottles of S. S. S-, the jrreat Testable blood remedy, to cleanse out all impurities about twice a year. It is an excellent idea to take this

precaution to keep the system in a vigorous condition so as to more easily resist disease to which every one is subject. S. S. S. k without an equal as a general tonic and system builder. It improves the appetite and K"ives new strength and vitality to both old and young. Full information and valuable literature can be had by writing to Swift Specific Co.. 156 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.

fom Hobart chapter will attend a lodge meeting at Oary this evening, when the work will be exemplified by a degree team composed of matrons of various chapters of Lake county. The Hobart matron, Mrs. Lizzie Pedersen will act as associate matron. Tuesday Marshall Rose picked up two toys as they got off the Hobart street car. upon questioning them he found them to be Win. Hathaway aged 10 years, and John Gilbertson. aged 14. who had run away from their homes mi Chicago Sunday and had-stolen a bicycle which they sold at Gary. Mr. Hathaway was notified and he came to Hobart that afternoon and took the boys home with him. A dance will be held at the Community hotel Saturday evening.

COX TO MAKE EIGHTEEN IN INDIANA INDIANA TOLIS, IXD. Sept. SO Eigh. teen speeches are on Gov. Cox's Indiana speiaking program, it is announced today

-It's So Easy To End Catarrh Go to your druggist and say I want a Hyomei Outfit" take it home cpen the box pour a few drops of HTOMEI from the bottle into the little hard rubber Inhaler breathe it for five minutes and note the refreshing relief breathe it four or five times a day for a few days and catarrh and all Its dgusting symptoms should gradually disappear. HYOMEI contains no opium, cocaine or other harmful drug and is sold on money bsrk plan for catarrh, asthma, croup, rolds, coughs and catarrhal deafness. Complete Outfit extra bottle if needed by drutrgists everywhere. Simple inetructions for use in iry package you can't fail to buitah oataarh if you follow lnstractions.

by the Indiana democratic state central committee. Goy. Cox will start his Indiana tour at New Albany. Oct. 9, with an early morning speech. Ten other rear platform talks will follow at points between New Albany and Terre Haute where he will speak that night.

From Terra Haute the governor wM Invade Illinois, returning to Indiana for a speech at Lafayette the night of Oct. 12. On Oct. 13. it was definitely decided today, he will epcak at Delphi, Logansport, Fern. Wabash and Hunt, ington, winding up at Tort Wayne with a night speech.

Mother! Watch Child's Tosgu

"California Syrup of Figs" Delicious Laxative for Child's Liver and Bowels

Hurry mother! A teaspoonful of "California" Pyrup of Figs today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. If your child is constipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or if stomach is sour, tongue coatod, breath bad, remember a good "physic-laxa

tive" is often all that is necessary. Children love the "fruity" taste- of genuine "California" Syrup of Figs which has directions for babies and children printed on the bottle. Say "California" or you may get an imitation fig syrup. Beware!

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acb. belching end all stomach disease or money back. Large box of tablets tt all dra?rist! in all towns.

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AUTUMN SUITS FALL DRESSES

Serges, Tricotines, Velours and novelties are fashioned into dignified tailor-mades or more dressy types featuring new effects. Priced at $3450

NEWEST MILLINERY

Fall Hats in Satin, Velvet and feathered effects are here. A shape for every head, a price for every purse. Priced at $695 uP

Satins, Tricotine and Serges revealing the long waist-linc Redingote and new blouse effects. Priced at 198s p

NEW SKIRTS FALL WAISTS

BOYS

SUITS

We're mighty proud of our Boys Department this season, and we welcome mothers, to see our Fall line of Suits for Boys of every age. Dress Suits and School Suits -all well made and reinforced to give double wear. $g98 . $1098 up

In the newest novelty plaids and pleatedeffects Every pattern desired.

Beautiful georgette blouse-? in the new Suit shades so popular this Fall.

Price 898 up Priced from 598

Genuine Savings In

PLUSH COATS

for Women & Misses This month we are holding a specfal sale of all Plush Coats in order to induce early buying. Our models include conservative styles, as well as sport length coats. Buy Now -- Save 25 to 50,

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