Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 134, Hammond, Lake County, 23 November 1920 — Page 5
Tuesday, November 23, 1920
THE TIMES
Personal and Social News
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rico of 81 Ogrden street returned from a few days' visit with relatives In Champaign and Urbana. 111.
The I-adiea' Aid of the First Fresbyttrian church will meet as usual for sewing and the general aid tomorrow. Kichard Jannsen, who has been ill for the. past month. is Improving slowly.
Dr. and Robert G. Gillia and daughter Eleanor will spend Thanksgiving In Tayne. O.
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Mr. H. N. Durham entertained her
600 club yesterday In honor of her slter Mrs. H. W. Corya, who Is her house guest over Thanksgiving.
Fauline and Irving- Hill who are attending the University of Illinois, will spend Thanksgiving with their par ents. Mr. and Mrs. "V. A. Hill, of Highland street. '
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Mrs. L. 1 Bomberger of Glendale very pleasntly entertained the Kmbroidery Club at a one o'clock luncheon at her home yesterday. The decorations and favors were typical of Thanksgiving and Marjory and Greasier Bomberger dressed as Puritans assisted In serving. Mrs. Ray Champman will have the next meeting. Julius Meyn, who underwent an operation in the Presbyterian hospital In Chicago last week, is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tillman went Into Chicago yesterday to see Mrs. Tillman's father. John Cnmstock, who Is quite 111 with pneumonia.
AN ENEMY TO i, ..' CONSTIPATION Coarttpatiem and bowel trouble emm't be helped by strong drag. Tbe stomach and b-awels seed a vegetable remedy like Dr. Edwards' Dtjtdelioa Pills to help them produce a nature!, easy movement. Dr. Edwards' Dandelioa Pilla eoataia no Calomel or injurious drugs. They are purely vegetable and teach the bowels to aet without phyiie. They act oa the liver, increase tbe flow of bile; this, ia tnra, digesting the food aod moving the bowels ia a perfectly natural manner. Oet a box today, and it's goodbye constipation, and all stomich and liver troubles. For sale by all Druggists.
Dinner
The sixteenth annual dinner of tin Indiana Society of Chicago will be he.d at the Drake hotel. Chicago. December IS. Invitations for the dinner will be sent out next week. Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican national committee, will be a guest of honor. I-ucius Teeter, president of the society, will appoint the committees to arrange the dinner next week. Among those who will take a promlnet part on the program are Frederick Landts. of Logansport; George Ade, John T. McCutcheon, George T. Buckingham and Mr. Teeter.
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V?. Chidlaw, who has been past week, is feeling some
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Paxton will spend Thanksgiving In Lake Forest with their daughter Carolyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Llnsemann will entertain Miss Amelia Krabbe and Miss Frasch of Lafayette over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Peter Crumpacker and daughter Dorothy will be guests at a family dinner Thanksgiving day at the home of Mrs. Crumpacker's sister, Mrs. Joh:i Brooks of Ellis avenue, Chicago. 111.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blankenburg and Mrs. Harry Blankenburg have returned rom Lansing, Mich., where they attended the funeral of Mr. Blankenburg's sister. '
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Robert DeWeese arrived In Hammond today to attend the funeral of Glen Dickover. Robert and Glen have
been friends through their high school and college days. Edward Hupe of Chicago will bo a guest at the Frank Hammond home In Glendale Park for Thanksgiving dinner.
Alice Hammond will be home for the Thanksgiving holidays with her family, the Frank Hammonds of Glendale. Mis Thelma Hugo of South Hohman street has been ill for the past week with the bronchitis. Herbert Hugo who Is attending Klmhear.it College will be home to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. E. Hugo and family.
The Ladies' AJd of tbe St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet Friday of this week Instead of Saturday on account of the holiday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph HjergCutst of 1117 Calumet avenue, a son, Monday, November 23. Both mother and baby doing nicely. Mrs. HJerg-
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BE3BES
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GARY, INDIANA At the Close of Business, November 15, 1920
RESOURCES Loans $1,495,922.38 Overdrafts , 179.62 United States Bonds 1.801.192.87 Other Bonds and Investments 1.020.207.76 Bank Building 100.000.00 Cash 713,616.55 $5,131,119.18 LIABILITIES Capital $ 200,000.00 Surplus 50.000.00 Undivided Profits and Special Reserve 125.268.57 Circulation 199.000.00 Deposits 4,556,850.61 Due Federal Reserve Bank None $5,131,119.18
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS November 17. 1915 $1,360,710.21 November 17. 1916 2.372.127.20 November 17. 1917 3.310.519.56 November 17. 1918 3.686.216.99 November 17. 1919 3.804.018.25 November 15. 1920 (Present Call) 4.556.850.61
RICHARD SCHAAF. President E. C. SIMPSON. Cashier . R. R. HEMINGWAY. Assistant Cashier B. T. LEMSTER. Assistant Cashier
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qulst will be remembered as Miss Mildred Roberts. Edna and Clarence Muehlberger wb) are both attending Wisconsin University will be home to spend Thanksgiving wlkh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Muehlberger of 4 Williams street. Miss Cloe JCauffman who Is also attending Wisconsin will come with them. Dr. M. Iddings who wa squite 111 last week with an infected hand is able to be at business this week. The F. B. Mcllroys of 17 Detroit street will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mcllroy of New York City, a brother of F. B. Mcllroy and Mr. anJ Mrs. G. J. Dittmar of South Bend, Ind., over Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Whitaker and Mr. and Mrs. "VV. P. Stambaugh saw the Scandals of 1920 at the Colonial theater In Chicago Saturday evening. The A. P. C. club will give a Thanksgiving dance at the K. of P. hall November 26, Thanksgiving eve.
to her home today. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ehlers and son of Jollet, 111., spent the week end In Hammond vlssiting relatives.
r.eia avenue, died yesterday afternoon
aged 48. She leaves two daughte
.-urs. jonn Pollard and Genevieve. T
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funeral will take place from All Saints
h tomorrow morning. Burns Is
harge.
Mrs. C. E. Brady of North Manchester, Ind., and Mrs. Solomon Dagel of Hope Villa. La..have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hidy of Lewis street for the past few days. Mrs. Brady will stay until after Thanksgiving and Mrs. Dagel returned
LIVE LOCAL HEWS "ADS"
The 6th division of the ladles' aid oT the M. E. church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Theodore Adams, 133 Wood avenue. DEATH NOTICE Mrs. Elizabeth Hesse ibrock, wife of J. Bernard Hessilbrock, died at her home 170 Sheffield avc, Nov. 22. She has been a resident of Hammond for the past 12 years, bf-sldos her husband, she leaves two daughters, Mrs. John Pollard and Genevieve ilesstlbrock and one grand-son James. The funeral will bo held Wednesday from All Saints Church. Undertaker Burns in charge. Age 49 years. She had been eick for tho past two years. 11-23-1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY i WANTED M.m who can Invest J5.K0 j with services and lram to managa theatres In Chicago. Don't answer un-
ies you ve got thf- cash; apply it. Levine, 77 Sibley street. 11-23-2
FOR SALE Black and tan hound, 14 years old, rrice 120, 646 State Line st. Phone 422 Hammond. 1123-3
LEAVING CITY Will sell 1917 flvepasnengcr IVwlge, $425; must be casft. Dan E. Eder, Tel. 175, Mee Hotel. Ham
mond, Ind. 11-23-1
FOR SALE 2 flats frame bldjr., payments r rent, 4 minutes walk from Lion Store, :phone 879-W, Hammond. 11-23
PLEATING AND RE-PLEATING All kinds of skirts In one day. Button covering, hemstitching, braiding, ill work guaranteed. Call at Wassey's. 91 State St.. little west of Honman st. Phone 446 Hammond. 8-27
RUGS AND CARPETS Washed In your own home by the Hamilton Beach method. W. B. Cook-
sey, 419 E. State. Phone 3499, Hammond. 11-23-4
Funeral From All Saints
Elisabeth Hesselbrocht. 170 Shef-
"MANDELGIIAMS" Mi-Lady will want one of our beautiful Velvet Dresses for Thanksgiving wear; we have them in any number of charming styles in navy, brown and black; models and sizes to suit every figure; you'll pay $30 if you buy them elsewhere; for tomorrow we place them on special sale at only Sit. 75. Mandel's, 143 State Street, Hammond.
Instead cf the proposed concert on November 26th In Huehn's Hall, the Hammond Saengerbund Fidelia has arranged for a festival of sonr exercises and ball to be given on Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 23th. Ticket3 sold for the concert will be accepted for admittance in Concordia Hall, 300 W. State street. Admission SO cents. Come one, come all. 11-20-5
If you have the intention to spend an evening of recreation, go to Concordia Hall. S00 W. State street on Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 25th. The Saengerbund Fidelia will render a series of song exercises and has arranged for a great ball. Admission cents. Tickets sold for the concert will be accepted for admittance. 11-20-6
A good enjoyable time la guaranteed by the Hammond Saengerbund for Thanksgiving evening In Concordia Hall, 300 W. State street. Song exercises and ball! Admission SO cents. 11-20-6
Potato House, 666 State Line St.. phone 1309-W. Open for business daily. Potatoes 11.00, J1.40, J1.70 per ,bu. Very extra stock J1.80 per bushel delivered. 10c less per bushel if carried home. 11-10-tf
BETTER DEAD . Lif ia a burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries and the victim becomes despondent and downhearted. To bring back the sunshine take GOLD MEDAL
The national remedy cf Holland for over 200 years; it ia an enemy of all pains resulting from kidney, liver and uric acid troubles. All druggists, three sizes. Mk for the mm Gold Madal rry hex u4 act mm ienrtatiM
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG ' i GRAY HAIR Caa be restored to it original color with VAN'S MEXICAN R HAIR COLOR RESTORO It is Dot a dye, bat restores tbe hair to its natural color, so gradually that your most intimate frieDda cannot detect its use. You will be highly pleased with the results, or yeur money refunded. At all sealer 11.00 per aettle. The Kells Company NIWIUNSH, N. Y. OiaTMISUTOKS
Looking Backward
son
look back sadly L t . 1 r
they spent as they earned taking no thought of tht
One of the saddest sights in the world is that of the old perdragging out a drab and horjoless existence ArnnAi-r,t nnnn
charity.
They look back sadly and yearningly upon the time when
me was bright and tree of care.
When morrow.
And they realize how true it is that "the saddest of words by tongue or pen are these it might have been." Are you taking thought for the morrow? Are you saving now in your youth so that in your age you will be provided for? If not start today. Become one of our members. A small deposit is all that is necessary. We are earning 8 per cent for our members THE HOME BUILDING LOAN AND SAYINGS ASSOCIATION
OFFICE Citizen's National Bank, Hammond. HOURS Same as bank, also Wednesday 7 to 9 P.
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Thanksgiving Millinery Early Winter Arrivals
Developed in Taffeta, Satin and Duvetyn; in Gray, Pheasant, Blue, Henna, Gold and Silver and Black.
7, $10 and $15
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Thanksgiving Blouse Special Val-. ues that are worth $8; an assortment, that is fresh and up to the minute; we i offer them special for Wednesday at j the low price of $4.50. Mandel & Co., 143 Slate St., HammonJ. ! 11-23-!
The Deborah.Aid Society of the First j Christian church will hold a home;
bake sale tomorow. Anyone wishing pies or doughnuts cull 1734 or 2565. 11-23-1
NOTICE On account of having to vacate my present location on Dec. 1st it is necessary to dispose of all canned goods on hand consisting of Pure Fruit James. Peas, Corn, Beans, Apricots, Plums, Blackberries and etc. The store will be open Wednesday. Friday and Saturday of this week. This will be your last chance, don't delay. Corner of Hohman and Logan streets In lluehn block. U-22-J DANIEL BROWN.
Ladles call at Frank Bernat s the high class ladies' tailor and furrier. 63S So. Hohman street, let him prove to you he has reduced prices from 31 1-3 to 404 on alj ready to wear fur and made to measure garments. 11-232
These Serge Dresses at $17-50 will find great favor with smart dressers; we have a wonderful assortment of them which we offer at the very Interesting price, for tomorrow, $17.50. Mandel's, 143 St.ite Street. Hammond.
Colds Break
Get instant relief with "Pape's Cold Compound"
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dote of 'Tape's Coli
Compound" taken evefy two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks up a.cold and cnls all grippe misery. The very first dose opens your clog-ged-up nostrils and the air passages of yov.r head; stops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, feverish, nes. sneezing, soreness, stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief known and coats only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance. Tastes nlco. Contains no quinine. Insist on Vape'Jl
PIANOS and PL AYE
Af TV ., Dlotrave Are going to be sold by u$ during the next three day ftU INCW i IStyerS at p,-ices and terras that are unbelievable. We are doing this so as to introduce to the public the famous J. Church Players and Pianos. Every instrument is equipped with the very latest devices. A Small Amount Down. ZV2 Years to Pay the Balance, Liven up the Winter Evenings by purchasing a Piano Now
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Trade in that Silent Piano
DOWN on initial payment will send one of the world's finest players to your home. x Buy a Player Piano For Thanksgiving
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Duet Bench, Your Own Choice of Rolls and Floor Lamp
NOTICE We defy anyone to duplicate this offer at any other store in the United States. Every instrument is guaranteed and of perfect tone and construction and pleasing case designs. Player Pianos From $495. to $750. John Church Piano Co. Open 546 HOHMAN STREET, HAMMOND, INDIANA Open Evenings (Where Chicago Can Stop) Evenings
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