Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 168, Hammond, Lake County, 5 January 1921 — Page 5

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Maynard Smith who has bepn 111 for th past few days la feeling some better. The annual gentlemen's evenlncr entertainment will bo riven b ythe Hammond Woman' club Thursday evening, January 6th at 8 o'clock at tlu; Presbyterian church. Clara M. Thurston, a rioted harpist, of Chicago, will play. Mr, Edward Ott, a noted dramatic orator, will lecture. Admission will be by membership ticket and guest Invitation. Julius Meyn Is strain quite seriously 111 at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago. Mr. Meyn has been 111 for the past three months, he underwent an operation at the Presbyterian hospital Strong Men Have Acid Stomach Aad They Ralla-re It With Stuarts' Dyspepsia Tablets Instead of Senseless Diet. Consider the bulk of a big man. lie neds a lot of food food. And yet a simple dish may so distress him that - . II ',', r.i J he will throw his entire machinery oit of order by denying himself the very means of sunt.ir.lnK strength. A better pi an, far better, is to follow n meal with a Stuart's ryrrnMn. Tablet. It aids digestion, supplies the stomach with an alkaline effect and thus prevents or relieves th3 dirtressea of grafpinesp, sour stomach, lumpy feel'.n in throat, biMousnoss. Intestinal indirection find other ?urh misery due to dyspepsia. CJet a 80 cent box at any dric store and be fortified, no matter wit you eqt or drink. nd-r. Cold are dang-erotis and annoying, causing Pneumonia, Flu. Coughs, and other ailments. Get effective results and Instant relief by using TER-C Tape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing arid snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks any cold rljrht up. The very first dose opens clog-g-ed ncsttlls md the air passages of the h'.ad; Mops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, f everishness. 'Tape's Cold Compound" costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, contains no quinine Insist upon I'ape's: Adv. WOSECLOGGED FROM I A COLD OR CATARRH I Apply Cream in Nostrils To I Open Up Air Passages. I Ah! what relief: Tour clogged nostrils open right up, the air passages of your head are clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling, mucous discharge, headache, dryness BO struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh Is gone. Don't stay stuffed up: Get a small fcottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Aprly a little of thie fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils. !et It penetrate through every atr passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen. Inflamed mucous membrane, gtvng you instant relief. Ely's Cream Balm Is just what every old and catfarrh sufferer has been seeking. It's just splendid. adv. FOR JLUMBAGO Try Musterole. See Hovr Quickly It Relieves You just rubMusterole in briskly, and tisually the pain is gone a delicious, soothing comfort comes to take its pi ace. Musterole is a ciean, white ointment, inade with oil of mustard. Use it instead cf mustard plaster. Will not blister. Many doctors and nurses use Musterole and recommend it to their patients. They will gladly tell you what relief it gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. Always dependable. 85c and 65c jars; hospital size J3.01

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a mrir.th or so ago and since then has been steadily Improving-, on New Year's day however he airain became, ill and

j was taken to the Presoyterlan hos pital. He may have to submit to another operation. A party was piven last evening at the home of the Taussig.' on "Webb street In honor of the birthday of Mix.-i Kva Taussig. (James, mus'c and jancing were enjoyed and u delectable luncheon was served. Pennis Oa-lvin of Summer street has gone to the "Washington Park, hospital where he will undergo an operation there tomorrow. Maebell McKee of May street who has been ill with the quinsey is some improved. Sewing Circle No 2 of the St. Margaret's hospital will meet tomorrow afternoon at 86 Itussell street to sew. Partlne I.nnd has returned to Purdue university where he is taking an electrical engineering course. Herman Yarns has returned to the T'nlverslty of Indiana after spending the holidays as the guest of hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Yarns, The Women's Republican Club held the first meetrng of the year and the first of the org-aniziition at the homo of Mrs. W. J. Panner of 4 Od.-n St. The home was beautiful in artistic decoration of the season, during the social hour refreshments were served and several classic selections played on the victrola. The business of the club was transacted, plans 'for a biT jubilee were formulated, a committee, was appointed and papers were read on political question! and these questions discussed, Mrs. YV. II. Myers road a very up to the minute and interesting article on "Our part in politics." There was a large attendance and the meeting was voted as particularly successful one, the next meeting will take place in two weeks at the home of Mrs. W. B. Newman, 121 Park Tiace. Coming to Hammond tomorrow to be the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Sasse of 92S Hohman street is Mrs. A. H, Chave of Montreal, Canada, Mrs. Chave will be remembered in Hammond as P.ose Merry weather. Tim Basses have had a number of guests during the holidays. Harold and Florence Hammond have just returned to school. Miss Helen Fisher and Lillian Walton. Virginia Pay left Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. IT. R- Lloyd Of Chicago returned to their home vesterday after spending several days aa their guests. - The Columbia club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. P. Mashino, 57 Detroit street, tomorrow afternoon. The rtlue Pird Sewing club met at the home of Mrs, Cora Burns of Logan treet yestfrday afternoon, the afternoon was Kpent with sewing and a very nice luncheon was served. The next meeting will take place In twr weeks at the homo of Mrs. Barbara Lauerman of Eaton street. J. B. Carver of Fort Dodge, Texas; was a guest at the home of the J. K. Stinsons and daughter Violet of 94 Detroit street yesterday. Mr. Carver is on his way to Cornell University after spending the holidays with his family in Fort Worth. The post leap year dance at the Country Club, is being arranged for with great enthusiasm. A committee of women has been appointed. They are making elaborate plans for an unusually interesting evening, the committee are Mrs. Coma:i Scott, Mrs. H. A, I.anman, Mrs. T. It. Tennant, Mrs. George Hannauer, Kathryn Sh.irrer, Gladys Pell. They will meet tonight and perfect arrangements, they are planning to have some good music, a Chicago orchestra of repute ha.i been suggested and will be secured if possible. The gentlemen wi',1 not be allowed to play billiards or pool on thi3 night, as this privilege, will be reserved exclusively for the women. Many other arrangements of interest will be made and the women as usual will sh.-w the men how to give a real party, there will he good food. The committee is also making a unique arrangement to supply men tr ibose wishing an escort, lest some of our shy blushing maidens, If there be such In the 20th century feel hesitant about asking a man, the committee will act LIVE LOCAL NEWS "AOS" PLEATING AND RE -PLEATING All kinds of skirts in one day. Button covering, hemstitching, braiding all work guaranteed. Call at Wassey's. 91 State St., little west of Hohman St. Phone 44 Hammond. S-27 nTKR. All Union Grocery and Markets will close every Thursday noon, beginning Jan. 6th. BUTCHERS & GROCERS ASSN. 1-4-2 MASONC NOTICE The officers of McKinley lodge, 712 f.nd Garfield lod?", 59, will be installed Into nffiee Wednesday evening. Jan. Sth. The directors of the building association will have some interesting news for the members. Every one interested in the new temple is requested to be present. H. W. MORGAXAU. JOHN W. MORTHLAND. 1-4-5 W. B. A. of Macabees hold their regular meeting Thursday evening, Special feature of the evening will be a grab bag. Everyone cordially invited. 1-5-1 NOTICE The regular annual meeting of th" stockholders of the First Trust fc Savings bank of Hammond will be held in their director's room at 3 p. m. Jan. 11, 3D21. DAVID T. EMERY, j Secretary-treasurer. !

for them conveniently. So ail women expecting to attend will phase call one of tne committee and inform them of the name of the man who is to have the pleasure of being taken, so that the committee acting as a clearing house will not usk the sumo man for two women, which might cause embarrassment. A birthday ;. irprise party was given for Mrs. O.'ursc rdme of 152 Columbia avenue Saturday evening in honor of her rlfty-fift:i hi thil.-y. Ti.o .-veiling w as spent wit i.n:u.-u c a i n e.s and tianeing, and bunco was played. A U:i ge birthday cake was m, and beautifully !ooorated by Mr. K rdtt.es 10- ear-old grandson, a; n. Peril. ne. The children and grand c-uii-lr.-n were present, also Mr. an 1 Mrs. L. S. l:.-. ktnnn, Mr. and Mrs. "Win. I,"ls, Mr. ami Mrs. Kredic. Mr. and Mrs. Clnyton I'l-yant and Arthur Clark. Richard Sherwood ot 'V.'at ervllet. MV'h., was a gu.-st of M:s:. Martha l.::nj. at tie Lund honu- ;.t 31 Mason street yesterday. Adelaide Fox, .A 1, iaide H,!t. Helen Wolf. ("iar-.c- H 1 !--..-1 i and Flor.-nce Hammond returned to ' . . . , i ei 1'eir,. for women at nxford. Ohio, yestel day. & - Altessa Emmer'.iti? has retuitod to Pi-fkiord after s;o i.d:n-; the holi Juy.-s sth her parents. - Tomorrow afternoon. Jan. fi. the Iminanuei Evungeth a: church "n Sihl v s! rcet will organize a sewing i-ircie

xo. 2. All of those int. rest. .1 k ndly 1 ( a- j. resent at t!i home of Mrs. Nick ! te- i Kin.--le. ."i .f ternoon. Sibley street, tomorrow Louis H'fs .has ieturn'-d to T-idiana after spending- the vacation with h.s parents. The history department of the Hammond "Woman's club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Howard Lone; at her home on Wail ham street. Mrs. L. T. Meyer pta sided at the business meeting, Mrs. Swaitn read the collect. The program was in ciuu-.pi

of Mrs. J. J- Anderson with the study subject, "The Ainu f f Japan." Mrs. -vc wish to thank the people of 11amSwai'o read a paper about Japan, c- n- mond and especially the merchants who sidered the most youthful nation. She donated so generously to our Christmas read the legends of their deities from 1 festival. their oriirin to the time of the first It certainly was a b-:r success and emperor at -.vhi h time the Ainu ap- j 'he money realize! will !.. ,,n its v.av p.-ared. These people arc va n i sli in pr j ,t h is week to h-'p feed and provide for there remain but 1 fi.Ono distinct Ainu. the unfortunate children of Central Mrs. Anderson read from Pr-f, Starr, ; Jhirop

Exposition, about their primitive mode of livintt. their primitive bonus, cloth-

incr and preparation of food and rneir habit of tnttnoinK. Tin y ire natur-i Tpp nPATTT TM worshippers The Ainu are now brok- 1 JJillXi 1U en subdued warriors, fast vanish:, j CANADA ICE WASTES Mrs. I.rnsr, assisted by Mrs. I.e. eh j (Continued t rum Pare uri') and Mrs. Wood, served a luncheon. The next meeting xvi'l be Jan. 17 at the j r, i, tV.rep carri r pitteons were killhome of Mrs. "Win. Met tier, 4fi3 Paur j ed and eaten. .street. Mrs. A. A. Yiiuna: will havo (NOTE The account fails to say chartre of the study, "Vanish intr People what hippene.i to the third piK- on. it cf the youth Peast" ' is possii.'e that it may have bee n rMII3. II. O. STEVENS. j lease, i with a mrssai;e and lost it wav.

The K C. B. A. met ln.t. evening at Weis hall After a very njoyablo social hour a ha n--, net was served- A nice time is reported. will enMr. and Mrs. K. i. funnel! tertain at a theater party tliis vc-r-inpr in honor of their ived.iinrr anniversary, they will see the "Jiat" at the Princess, the gupst will be Mr. and Mrs. C. K, Thomas, Mr. and Mr?, Joe Meike. Dr. and Mrs. DvorsKy, Mi:-n Mae Mashino and Kied Davis. - O - The .Standard Bearers met at the home of Gladys Younger on Ituxsell street last eveninir. aft?r the d--vo-tional and business of the eveninfr, a very fine program was piven which was as follows: The str.ry of a Missionary in liingwa, China, by Mrs. Ktta BlunsehofT; Adele Ptinbar re a a a letter from Miss Ciishmnii who is a missionary in i'hiiia. which was of great interest; Miss Day M.ilo played a guitar wliii h was vt ry much enjoyed and Mrs. Kdwnrd Piedlow pave an especially interesting talk on "Spreading the Gospel in India." A. social hour followed during- wbieh re f rt'slimcn' s were served. The n";t ni'-etlnar will take piace In two weeks at the heme of Mrs. W. II. Spitler of Conkey avenue. Miss Z. Lt. I'iiviM spent the past week at her home here. Math f-'ch.aller, who enlisted in the 11 ir service and is stationed at Dayton, Ohio, is home on a 10-day.s vacaTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WAXTKb Younsr man ki"-' cry o' l'k. steady j-or.it ion, union liottrs, b.'iif holiday Thursday. Past Ohi airu Coffee ;- Teri. Store. Tit ('hi'-iisn ave. 1 :." :fi LrfjpT Pair nor,e irlasc.-. bf-vh f.-rtoise rim. with chain anil run. m ens... 1; ward J'hone Hammond 2 4 S :! "t uireet. 1:.' WAN T i-il --Kxperi. Sunday work. Tin s-treei U'.r.'vpnil i ( i I i r. ... . .-. 1 . .. .y .. BtAJWrMOND. INDIANA

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tion. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Koch spfnt N'"v Y ears with Mr. uid Mrs. Jos. I lindres and family. Carl Krilniun and family of East f.'hi acfo pent CM oral days with home folk.'. Miss Veronica Keilman spent Sunda v at Chicago. Miss pusgi; of Crown Point has accept, d the position ai primary t.acher In the public school. She began her work on Monday. The firemen have been demonstrat-l-iar w'ih their new trir-k 'f-r several ee!iiii.ys and think it is i. K.

1 IN MEMORIAM I?i nvmori.-im of Aivina Jfumpfer. In sad and Io-ing memory of our ib-ar daugliter wiio n',cre-l into the t Irrnal rest two years ai:o today, January Oth: Just a s-id and swei t rerr.embr'ince, Jut a nv mi "-ry of L .nd an I true Jut a t 'ken of nffeetioti. And a loart-iei.e yi' f..r Living parents, Mr. aial Mrs. Stonira. I i 1..-, 1 1 i

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We- sincerely wish to thank our for their iuvalo the b'-iul.fu! the reveal be tend - and m icnuors in'ss ;i nd s iiir-aln', r.i lioral cfierii.e.s, during reavement in the deatii of our Pallor and husband. A especially u i.-b l o tiiank lb' ltev. Albert tor his consolj !tiw wi.rds sri'keri m th sermon, n.so hc pa hpearers for t'tudr services. Mrs. Krnest Luther, Mr. and Mrs. l-'rnnk Luther, Mr. and Mrs. l-'r. d Luther, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Luther, .Mr. and Mrs. A v. fust LoH.se, Miss Alma Luther, Mr. Carl Luther. And C-randchildren. 1 : I ihanks attain. S A K N'VtJKl'tn IND - FI D F. C. Miller, President. ' 1:3 This part the riraniatic story wi not be reveal until the men reach the rail head either here or at MnttiO On the 17th, ju.it as the men had j about decided to abandon themselves j to th.dr fate, they reached the i,wf. 1 River. The i-irht of this river jrav them fresh h. pe. They believed that if there was any settlement at all in THE "HEAL-AJLL" OF THE INDIANS There Is an herb which grows wild on our Wept em I'lains known as "Manranita" and to which the Indians atj atrihut wonderful curative and heali jT . Vjr-,,P I There is n question 1 tli at nitore has b'-unt . . r, t. rl ll .1. c ously provided in th; of th" held a remedy ' f r many of the ills to w hich human flesh is heir. This is deni' nsti a I'd hy the wonderful su.-ci s of that root and herb medicin'e, l.ydia 1-1. Pink ham's Vegetn'bh' Compound, which for more than f orty years has beiii relieving women of Anieriea from some of the worst forms of female ills. It will cirtninly -.ny any woman who suffers to ry it- Adv. 3Iillers Antiseptie Oil, Known as Will I'ositiTolr Tlrlif-e l'nin in a I'ew M inutea Try it rlsiit jidvt far Rhcntrntl-'ni, J'-'ecr..;-:;!, l.unihano. pole. slilT and swollen joints, pain in the liep.rl, buck and lhahs. eoriis. buui'.ns, ete. After one appli.-a: ion nai a usually disappears as if by I'K'ipc. A new leieedv used etc! email v for O.'i.-hs, Coih.s. i reap. Inslaenxn. S-.re 'i'l-.n.at, 1 'ij hthrri.i nnd T:i-dlilU. 'iios-oil is cri.-ed'-d to be the molt peiiel i-jittns remedy known. Its pr.irapt and 'niiii'-llate r fl'ef t in le'levlae p!;in is dee to the faet tiuit it: penetrates to the atiected parts al eneiv As ,-ai illustration. J aer ten !rop. on the tiil.'kr "-t piece of sole l'-atlier .and it will penetrate this snbtnce throngU and ttrni,h in thne minute.. Aceej.t 110 siibstltnte. ThH vrrent oil is jtolhen red col-T onlv. Jlannfuctui-ed !)v J- -" " r-,i. only. Get it at St'immers rharmni-y. m mm 1 ?f"S. ii I COMETS vs.

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on.y a few ro urs ,)( ;i'"l tins I u in ished one inritic features of the e. V.'ithm a short -1 hours the m.-n h'id pass.-.d f in M.tr-ieo':!s ot Hi,. wcstM-n v orld Vi.rk City to t'l - nrt of the t he wilderness. Froi.i a ity turning vvt.h life and t'o sh,p and sir ,.f a rlesoia tool of ia-in sett ear l.-.n i railway, st'-ma-o.-s to the iiiid-t ill nn e.-.-. ( ies , .at- - land. - A r.nrty f ' ! : out '-n 1bnr the i,,en 1? ti r((.(,v,,.. e ; ,, , , bo ear r jed ; 1; rou e h tl. ,, 1 The H.il-on Il.iy quest of the Ann:: ,.nv r.f the ir be t the reel : t out V ittiee , M-n.I a t.de.r;iM lanaair.-r t!- .- , ' . rr-vi of t h. An-er ih'- iii' s.-ai.-a i' f. ns. Lie u . i . i, , r a rot ar,d this te!e'rani was th that ' M-. -r hi had if -. a n r s t I he oer, Tor a seervi.d i x later on. Aft r r i .-1 i n i; etradinir l-ost, w hias in t .i e id a fea. t ' fx ft i p t J J ,2 t 5; Cover wi'h wet bakintj sotiafterwani apply gently f X jr f jf Wf y Over 17 AhlLon Jars Used Yearly f 7 j ZL Jtc s' sti y

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Truck Sales Agency We want a good hve man or firm to represent us in the Ham-

mond district covering the sale of a well-known, nationallyI advertised standard line of Trucks, successful sellers for eight years, averaging $200 to $300 less than competitive makes. i .Made in 4. h 2A and 4-ton sizes. Very little capital j needed as we have made all arrangements to finance our dealers t both in the carrying of sample, trucks as well as handling paper . I 1 .-li -r 1

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