Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 112, Hammond, Lake County, 28 October 1920 — Page 14

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Ti MirpaSi c!as. wV.l have their nnua! maiq,uersde party FYidav evert. rs: t the home of Mrs. Kennedy. 314 tvfrci. Mr Oder s;.tlns

If IWIMM ... hostess. Every member ii urged to come and bring a. silver offering for the Armenian orphan fund. The my sin and art section of th Fortnightly clu1 were entertained at the home of Mrs. John C. JIa'.J on 'liver street. Th-e meeting opene-d with tu reading of the collect by Mrs. Samuel Campbell, which was followed by tlie sinking- of thh club sng. :iTada I'avldsoa was the first to appear on the program -with an Interesting paper on modern Spanish art. Mr.. XJrodersoo next gave the story ff the opera 'Carmen" follow-

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Ing -which Miss Rose Gordon sang numbers from the opera Virraen." Vr. Ttlehardon gave a sketch of Graldlno Farrar, which was followed by a duet by Mrs. Tlanstead and Mg Hadley. Mrs. Frd J. Smith gave a most interesting: account of a bull fight which she had witnessed in Mexlro. The roll call waa responded to by names of Spanish artists. whicl was followed by the serving of refreshments, the hoates 'being1 assisted in recelnlni by Mrs. Arthur Vernon and In serving by Mrs. V. G. Swarts. Mrs. H. S. Pavidson and Irs. T. S. Boyle. The hous decoration con-

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Answers the Question Concerning the Future Developement of the Whiting District Mrs. Mary Ccnray, -.vrto has made a small fortune in Whiting real estate, was asked the question, "VvTiat location in the Whiting-Wolf Lake District will first reach the valuation of $1,000 per front foot?" Mrs. Conroy said: "Ultimately the most mipcrtaiit center of the Whiting-Wolf Lake District will be the intersection of Calumet Avenue and 1 19th Street. The reason is simple: As the city grows, large and important buildings will be necessary, and there is now no room in the old part of town. Large hotels, apartment buildings, busines houses, public buildings, must all be erected on a more generous scale to accommodate the 50,000 people who are destined to live here. The success of the Forsyth Water Gardens is a splendid indication of the future growth of the whiting district. "The older part of town is likely to see a sharp increase before the western development is fully under way. The district around Sheridan Avenue and 1 19th Street may see very high values soon." Interest is growing in the question answered by Mrs. Conroy. The Public Is Invited to Send Opinions to

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sisted of cut (lowers. A pleasant social time tva.i also enjoyed, the club members deciding t'.at they would tUnd the opera au 1 the Chioaifo Symphony orchestra in a body this evening-. Mr. Arthur Moor of Oliver street hs-a relumed Trom a visit to Olean. X. V.. and to Oil ""it. v. Ta., where he was the guest of relatives. The Kastern Star wiil have a silver tea at the home of .Mrs. Therole Icemen on Ohio avenue tomorrow afternoon. AU friends are. invited. Mrs. William Wilson and son of Chicago are vlsltinj; Iter parents. Mr. ar.d Mrs. a C Iwcy of Sheridan evenue. John SehorncrUe arrested by Offirer Parker and Maksim a? 136th troet and Indiana ti(i'i! ard -n compiaint of his wife was nrraiRned h.l'ore Judge Green. but was dismissed. Clarence Powersox of the S. O.

Whiting Advertisem ents Are Winners

November rscordfl now on sale, com and hear th lateet Colombia records. 6. Aronberg, Jeweler. 502 HOUh street Wilting-. 10-22-tf 00 enrcils you in our TCmas Brttas!ck club, feifer l-urrlt'iro Co. 10:0-if T4R THE TKR TOVIOHT Marjorie Xlarnbeau In "The Torture Teller" the underground methods cf a fortuna teller In securing Information regarding clients, and a roaring1 twoacrt Sunshine, comody ""Through the. Keyho'e." 10-27-C iLOST Garnet breast pin on ContraJ avenue. Thursday evening. Finder return to 332 Central avenue, reward, valued as keepsake from dead sister. 10-27-2 WINTKIt xtatoe, CJr now ot track. :Faney stock, SI. 49 per bushel, delivered McN'arnara Bros. 'Whiting, tsd.. j-hone ia-418. 10-27-2 A. Brunswick Thonograph on ttrms to suU yea. Seller Furniture Co. 10-23-tf FOR KENT Modern furnished com for lady. Inquire Mr. Wright Millinery, 610 Clark St. 10-27-2 PIUNCESS THEATER TODAY VTm. S. Hart la "!a4," one of the tery beat pictures Hart errr made. Also Son.blne Sambo comedy and rathe .ewi. 19-23-TTn RENT Six rooms and bath, third atory front, seam bet. Dr. Putnam, 603 Schraga Ave. 10-2i-On Saturday Oct. I will take applications for 16 lots. 30x150 ft la s:e, at the corner of 119th street and Calumet avenue. Trices on lots facing Forsyth square $600 to $1,000. Ixt9 facing Calumet avenue J700 to $1.8C0. H. S. Davidson, 600 USth stiect.

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camp arrested on suspicion f having held up K. T. Greenwald ws.3 lsmisied. The Girl Scout teachers tralnVng class will meet at aha Com mu Tutor house this evening at 7 oclock. leaders should bring- troop record books. Tli marriage of Miss Eleanore Bar.m and Mr. Geo-?c Kochls. two of Whiting's well known young people were united in marriage yesterday morning at t:30 o-ciock. tie ei-

n.ony being performed by Rev. Benedict Rrja.ny. The bride had as her maid of honor her cousin. Miss Marie Horns k of Bay City. Mich., the groom having as his !wnt man his brother. Vj. John K?hin. The bridesmaids

.-uisn r.mm jiornax or Hammond. Anna Dcsatnik, Miss Julia SonWHk and fies Tlelrn Klen. Tin ushers were Mr. Andrew U Earan. brother of the bride. .William Hornak, Jfhn Hamuin and John gtraka. The brldo looked beautiful in- n white ct-arrr.uM gown, en Ir.trr !r;inmtd w;th cjiif r)loso-r. a f4y la:e. She wo: s a w,vtev' .,, wreathed v-ith orjn? b'ossoir.s and carried a shower he quel of br.des" rof and ri:es or the valley. The imald of l.onor wore an orchid color Georgette v. tth boquet to correspond and of the hrjdes maids M:.s Hornak wore peah colored Georgette. Misa Desatrik, yellow Oeoreette, Miss? SonderliU, blue snd Miss Klen. pink Georjcetto. Each carried flowers to match the color of tr.eir gown. A breakfast followed and later a reception to the young couple Tire bride Is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Baran of 3chrage avenue. The groom has owned a grory and market In Wh-tlng, which he recently so'd out a-d In a week he and

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his bride will leave for California for a two month's honey moon trip. "Mr. and Mrs. August Opperma.it, Mi.s Pearl Stickling and Mr. Richard Linke were guests at a dancing party In South Chicago". Mr Louis Fisher of Ia Porte avenue spent yesterday in South Chicago where she visited friends. Miss Helen Hynes, forelady at the White Oil room at the O. Co., entertained the members and some of the farmer members of her department at her home in the West Park addition on Tuesday evening. Miss Grace Twill thought th eveni was" the. orgsntza.tion of a twlrg club, but oon after arrival she learned the gathering was in her honor, the venue lariiea

tendering a miscellaneous shower for her, Tboi marriage to Mr. Uavld Whltmer of Hammond, is t-5 be an event of this fall season. F.unco and the opening of the many Rift." by the guest of honor formed the diversions of the evening, .following w-h!ch n Irncheon was served. Thoso present were the M:ieses Elizabeth Libert, Marion Walkor, Mary Sisko. Mary Gerinlek. Anna. Golden. Charlotte Vatnr, Elearore Gough. Ka:e Burke, Violet Rreckman, Tiilie P,erkor;ti, Grace Twitt and Helen Hyne.-i. Mrs. Chas. E. Koch of Fark Manor visited her mother Mrs. Laura laegling yesterday. The rdiea of the fit. John's Lutheran church will give a Christmas tasaar and food eale on Dec. S. Merrill Adams has been confined to his homo in Ohio avenue by UInes. Charles Long arrested for, driving by a street car discharging passengers -was arraigned in the city cojrt and fined $1.00 and

The Owl club will have their regular Harvest dance at their club room tomorrow evening.

Amaizo Corn Oil Beat for Salads and Coofcbig Buy in five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. Ifoby, Ind.

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breakfast for a few dsys and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithia, and has beon used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source or Irritation, thus ending biidder dist r :or?. Salts I. Inexpensive; cannot Injure, makes a delightful effervescent llthla-water beverage, and belongs In every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having a ood kidney flushing any time. Adv.

MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT James Conglei. Try Our Half Spring Chicken Dinner. You Will Like It.

An Easy Way to Save Money Have your Auto Repainted and Top or Upholstery Built or Repaired by the Cut Rate Auto Paint and Trimming Company 303 MICH. AVE. HAMMOND Phones: Office 2141 Res 3446

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A Readjustment Sale of Silk Blouses for Dividend Day & Saturday

Including our entire stoc of Silk Blouses placed in Five Groups Selecting a blouse here Friday and Saturday gives every wolnan a genuine pleasure of choosing from not only one particular group of blouses at a reduced price, but every silk blouse in our entire assortment is placed at an exceptionally reduced price in one of live groups. They all sold earlier in the season for very much more than the special sale price. And the selections have never before offered such beautiful styles, materials, headings, trimmings and colors to suit the most particular woman for any occasion. Too many kinds to picture too many to describe you must see the wonderful display at the most economical prices that every woman and miss in this community should not overlook.

GROUP 1 A particularly fine showing of Georgette Blouses m the ligrtter shades of dress and tailored designs, touches of trimmings make them noteworthy of choosing more than one. Formerly selling up to $5.95. Reduced for this sale at '

GROUP 2 Including dressy and tailored styles, in plain or striped jf crepe de chine, embroidered and beaded georgettes, light and dark suit shades. They sell as high as $9.95. Reduced for Friday and LJ

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GROUP 3 Another assortment of superior quality Blouses of taffeta, crepe de chine and georgette, in light and dark shades to match the new suit models. "Tuck-in" and "tieback" styles are prominent in this group. Formerly selling up to $18.50. For this sale, reduced to GROUP 4 Over Blouses of georgette, crepe de chine, crepe meteor; lavishly embroidered motifs or filet braids, and other ;lever trimmings. You will enjoy these higher qualities, formerly selling up to $22.95. Reduced to GROUP 5 Cestume Blouses of georgette crepe, crepe de ihine and satin; all beautifully hand embroidered, contrasting silks, combined with gold threads, beads, and other adornments. Very exclusive models that formerly sold up to $33. Reduced for Friday and Saturday at

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A Special Made-to-Measure Skirt Offering Here is a feature for our Great Silk and Wool Dress Goods, Sale that is attracting much attention. An opportunity to have a. skirt made to your exact measurements at cost. Just purchase any material in our wool dress goods section, choose any style from the SAMPLE MODELS ON DISPLAY and leave your material you select with the dressmaker in charge, who will take your measurement and your skirt will be made exactly like the sample you choose.

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