Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 235, Hammond, Lake County, 24 March 1921 — Page 12

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THE Tf VIES Thursday. Marrh 24. 1921. " .-W. .. . 1 '-I

WHITING and its PEOPLE

r friend ,-f Mr. and Mrs. ,' it, -son a? the t:as a part -,u E:in' '":'.';'?. ;i r. ihn proud - n ::!- .i -i m ;rl; t er. born on s. 'i. Ktin-'-ry v:in l w i ' 1 give in- ; -f tiieir concon it' til V.iiiii. " ii : r en next y .inday afterit 3 . :n. Iay!lit avins Hirri'lt .'ir.slow was RUC5r af i.d-iy pur'y in r..lin H.-irhnr n I r-n ir r,f the 1 Stli hi'-tliday hii- :; h-r grati-!."i!i. YVi'.iard 1?

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NOTICK TVo city of tVhltlng will adopt the . rlight r i-"nir plan on March 27. and i'.i n-. t ;i here t rlock? one .'ir a! -a at 3 a. m. Sunday. March J7. 3-24-ritlVCKH THK VTEn Kln'rie H.i mmf r1 eln In "Th Shadrew at Itirilic Brrn." hn fhrtntlf Comedy and Screen Snap Shot. 3-2-

t a n titkIlTf.r Toxir.irr Louise lilnnm In the ftrrett ewt pi ft ore rvf her rarwr, "lxTf," a tiT-y of aln, nil a Mutt & Jeff enr-rmon comedy. "Cold Tea." 3 :4-1 Come In and nolivt your Kiter Hat. A gr.od variety to choose from. Ttest Via'ity In the. latest styles. Compare :r q.i'i'itT and pt'cf? -with other. rjr.. C. P.. AVrisht. 510 Clark atret. - 2 4 - 2 i Pr !"!"n? 'Abnut frl! S. room for p -rim'ii. niolefn. flleo two cn,n f.-ir lisr'Tt hcu-e kaepln?. pp!y "V") c:ark Ftrci S-25-1 X .j- -foern room hirsralo-w '-w'.y .!corati'(1, 1mn)f4!'e poa!on ; 313 ?ian!on avenue-, Sheffield di'tfn. sat- n ir a K1tchn nrul beJ room n-i-!-., evootl i.a-p-a'.n tnr y.Asng coup!- In-

'int, after fi p. m. 2--4-L j J:ann!nf f-T new borrx ha? tra ! ! !iiir savor of irany a f.:-m'.!y. f'p-ri ( n account totfay with th- V.'h'.t!:it; ! r-'avSnps and Ixn KcUtlon. I 1 1' 4 - 1 ''

S''''ii);i of thf Furlnihtly :! :!) at her hone in .iiver ptret on Monciay evening. The fvi"!:iris; w devotfd to th" tuoy of proh i ii ' on. four excPt-nt ;hr- b. ini , foil mvs: Prohi if.n in T ItK'anry. Mrs. Kri'ii-nhitrj : Imf""sn.", i.'f V - 1 1 . n i'i th JJ o vf-nnMit . Mr.;. Mi.;n.!i; U uits of Pro:! Lit i n. M T;r;. S'-.-.rt Skftcti f Its I, -i.l.-r Mrs. J ' v. ! ti. T'ne next mooting on Ap: 1 IS u;l: be witb Mrs. SA,trt:'. .I' s- 'r;i;i.ini of M!t:t sirr-! !-,a? r 1 1 1 i ' i i.oiyo- roii thf ffi.t n-hre s.rra: month., first in PIUkiMirc'i, ; i r J then in Wan en. iii!o. In 'lie inti ie.-: o!" the ?. O oorr.pany. i ',. .-'. . ir ! cor. :'.tvl to bis home n iv. ri-; )i- I'irios cntfn r i 's arc tninfcf iie'ol irty evening th: w ' in 'lie CotiKreR.it i' i'.'i! c!v:r ?!.. T! -ursday evenlne Rev. "A H. ll.i; of 'inala. who saw over three i r rs of . rv!.'i w'th the Can a.i'nn armv w-'ll p-r-m'.'i. Pr'day eve. i roii!r .on -ri!ro will be held. The r a-:or will prt-arh, uaiiifr tha seven sn ir.'. of ,1-5im while on the , :,,ji s-v.'M? m.itt'-rs or important ! 'o o-.'-re tlri met!nK. Per.vn.. w ho ;(. not be present ?i:niiy noirii'.n t :.: roe.vt .1 trt ni'm-o.-rsM'r- ii : t ;.-. Pto-vVe, Pr'oiay -ve-1. 1 n sr. 'rs W i '. '. :n :u P.-i.ict w .t - hostess to the me-iiVr of the :ii;;s!o find art aai?t.on of t'o P. 'o-TliT ly .''uli at a very tro- TiHet;r.k;- a ' h- r h.oir.e in i"t' f-!nnd a.oro; on Toeday rtfternoon, the ho-ii.-!.- heir.r a ; : ra o ' 1 v 1 v deoorated l; h -r' ir.s flowers-. Ti: a fternoon wis .leyoirci fo the sMi-ly of the Jap-ene.-e nn-1 i pel "! with the renJtnsr of t'tif (,,:,-', by Mrs. K. I.. Myers. The r'uii ..tiar followed w'i'i M r.s. Poll tut :-ader. Mrs. Arthur Vrnon read a cry ... ln' a tier on tha Japaneaa aits are.1 craft ,uii preceded a Japanese love sore by Mrs. I'. .1. Procha- ;, acoonipamed by Mra. Marry A. S-'l.aaf. Mrs. Cora I'litrnlnR followed with th story of the opera "Mikado" interspersed with the singlns; of Japanese nous, Three T.Htii Maids from Pchf.l. Mr.s. Rhea, Mr. Chasr Koch end Miss Rose Oord.in. Mrs. P. R. T'oll next pppea-red accompanied by M-s. Hsk ns.-n. so bt : t-.i t ! nsr for Mrs. S'.it?. !n tT.o sinsting- of the song's. "ThA '.feo:i and I." snd "Tit -Wi How," Mrs. 11. .!. Ev-insthen r-'tidred "The Flowers That nioom In the Spring." with Mrs lkinon at the piano. Mrs. P. .A. Cordon an 1 Mrs. Fred Had'ey r.pst rendered an overture from the "M kado." after whlh Marirn Hought eor tri lei t ed a select Ion on th piano. Mrs. poui-hf had us lir jrust the folio wh'.sr: Mrs, "VVicl-cs o Jary; Mrs. Pstte-son, (iary; Mrs. Somers. Inliana Ilarl.or, Mrs. Clark. East Chleagro, Mrs Catiine Krch one of these ladles, p.-t i ve c'. ib workers, fen: r phort tal's n o ;-. w'rk. and conarraftiated the mnsic an! art depaitment for havinp j-uch fire talent, anions: their me.mb.rs. Tea and cakes were served after the prosrrari and a. social time was en

joyed. Th.e -pliers', meetlr.)' of th club will be held on April 4 in the library. The operetta by the ni t s i c and art de

partment wlil he Riven in the H. S. aud'.iorlutn on April 11, which will bo S'.te-ts nitrbtTbe regular meetlnir of the Whiting Commercial club wi'.l be heid this evening in the Slovak Pkuti (small hh.il) at wh'eh rr.er.f.o-rs of the AVhitir IP.isiness and Professional Men's association will also be present. Th Is to be the firat meeting- since the two, era an iznt iona merged Into one. the AT'hitinir Comtnercial club The dancing- t-artv c1ven by the Whiting Masonic band on Tuesday evening wa sa very fltie jocltil affair. The music by the band consisting of SS pieefs and also thr orchestra tn.is'c wet.-' both very er.joable for dancing. Rev. V. If. Hiil will spenU Thursday evening in the Congregational church He resigned his church in Canada and enlisted a.- a private and served as a i-tretchifr l earer !n the Canadian arrhy fo- three years. He litiows the tieturned man and the way he looks at th:ass and the problems of life. He cxtfnds a hearty invitation to the returned sold'ers and any member of the American legion, especially. Thursday evening when he has kindly consented to re'ate dims of his exp'rit nee-. Keep t his in tniriil and come at 7:3, Th'.trsdav -ni:isf to the Cong-regatlonn! church.

Cora Alger. Robert M.-Fa-land. Herman Berlin, Vnrnr .Chrtstianson. Jim Scott. Bleiijjit, Joe Rus-snell and Peaey Tag-rart. the Misse Pauline Russell F.ther I.! arli t fool, Piunoi Peiunns. Constance and Mi'.dr.-1 r;u.tafson, Julia, Mil'er, Anna Doesen. Anna rtrugel. Nina Jamison, Cra Z.yp. Jacob Zpy had the misfortune to lmv.5 a horse kick him in the face on Wednesday , necessitating several si itches. Mr. Miid Mrs. Pete Grimme-- of Seherervllie had a irii, pound mi reach their home Wednesday morning. McFarland and Sons, contractors. erected a. i,ew gar.'.gn at the Wovelworth home on t rdi"sda; .

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GRIFFITH

A family dinner party was enjoyed at the home of Hob McFarland Wednesday evening, celebrating- Mr. McFarland's birthday. The ladies of the M. K. church will hold their social evening at the town hall Firday evening, March 25. Entertainment Is -being prepared. Mesdamea McGnrry, McFarland, Stiffiei- and Malmstone are em the committee. The Kimj-'s Daughters of the Christ'an church will have a sale, nd refreshments at the town hall Saturday evening. All are cordially invited. Posters are up for a dance Thuredar evenlrg March 31. given by the volunteer fire department. A large truck broke through the scales of p. j. "Merger on Wednesday evening. Mesdamejt Taggart and Russell entertained at a miscellaneo'in shower at Mrs. Taggarts home on Tuesday .evening in honor of M'ss Pauline Russell whose marr age to TVm. Foche k of Gary will occur on Saturday, March 26 Bunco -was played, Mrs. James Scott receiving first prire a-.d Mrs. Sampson, second. Many beautiful gifts of cut glass. silverware. towels and Uirohenware were received. The guests departed at a late hour, those present were Medar,es sampion. Ivan A'irer.

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Don't Buffer another day with constipation. Don't paralyse your system with strong cathartics. Use a purely vegetable compound that starts tha stomach, Jlver and bo-wels into action in a natural way. Tha greatest- tonic laxative ever dis-

Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism

Mr. James H. Alien auffersd for yoars with rheumatism. Many times this tarrlbls d!aea left him helpless and unable to worn. He flnaily dorlded. after yeans of rease!es atudy, that no one can bo free from rheumatism until th accumulated Impunities, comtnoniv called urio acid deposits, wern diasolved in the Joints and muscles and expelled from the body. With this Idea in mind he consulted phyfticians, made eKperiments and finally compounded & preeor-lptton that quickly and nompleteiy honishod every sign and symptom of rheumatism from hia eyatem. Hs freely save his d'seoverv to others

who took It with what might bn called marvetoua aucceea. After years of uri-

Ing he decided to let sufferers everywhere know about his diaeovcry througa

tna newspapei-a. lour arugglat has been appointed arent for Allenrhu Jn this vicinity with the understanding that he will freely return the. purchase money orx the first two bottles to all who stats tSev ree.ivw1 no benefit Adv.

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FIRST thing in the rooming Umml Umm! Umm! Great big crisp brown cakes. But the best thing is the delicious thick Karo you pour all over them. It doesn't seem as though you could ever get enough. Of course you don't have to be told that Karo is what makes the cakes or hot biscuits taste so nice. But did you ever know that Karo is one of the greatest of all energy producing foods made in a way that brings out every bit of its goodness and who'esomeness. Vou can use Karo for every baking and cooking purpose. You can make the finest, purest candy you ever tasted fudge, taffy, caramels and lets of other good things from Karo. Your Prelect ioh Do net hm deceived by en ecotaininf arret) thai mthl look Ilk Karo Th name "Karo" l on every can of original Karo look for it and fca sored o full wa'f tit caca and higheat gui.llj BLUE Karo To atandar.1 tabla arrup Alao for cceitn. taking and candy making Llfiht brown colot, (tp'ic'om fiavoi a beavy fcodi-d ayrnp

RED Karo Tha Ideal Syraip far eary ate far ceeklsc, eakiat, candy making sod preaarelog. Baseaas of ita Hooay lita appearaaea ma ay prafer U as a apiead fcr cakaa, biaelta. toraada GREEN ICaro Flaaared with higheat grade real anaple sugar Very moderate ia prlce absolntely pure. Tba makera of Karo era tha world's Urged Detract tba highest grada mapts sugar svar s thacaacd Uai uaed aQDaaUy.

t-t- TTJy TJ7 A boek'.et every parent thavld read. 1 A viZ, xLi Telle all about the wonderful food j value of Karo; explains the meaning of Dextroae and why children thrive en It. Kant Irea with tha beautifully illuatrated Cora Prodnrte Cook Book of elrty-fo'ur pagea. Writ Corn Pro.-tocta iteanlcg Company, Argo. Illinois

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6. "When wero publio schools first established in America? 7. Why was the Battle of Manilla a remrKable fight? e. How many stars are there in the Hig IXjipcr? 9. What hours do not hibernate in 'he winter? pi. Wbcn was the iry;:,ed version of the Bible brought uui? AJTSw-XK.S TO TXSTXKJDAT'S QTJTJSTION-S 1. How many N'tit lona 1 cemeteries are there in United States? Ans.

There are eighty-three National come-!

teries in this country. They contain :;k.S5!l bodies. 1 H,,v.- inft.n- d'snntes tietween na

tions have been settled by the permanent j court of arbitration of The Hague? j Ans. Viftecn cases, ha ve been settled hnd two are pending. 4 What year of the Independence of! Pnited States begins July 4, 1921? j Ans. The one hundred and forfy-s'ixth ; ytar. ! 4. "What are 'Trr .tier" days and how many of them are there each year? Ans. "Umber" '!.- are days of prayer and fastlriR. There aie twelve Ember j davs each yfar. j 5. What -s the color of the Forget- i Me-Nct? Ans. It i blue. 6. What ar the mo.-1 noted cases of , in.pfca.chment ? Ans. "l'ho;,e of Judge ' Samuel Chase in 180 1. President Johnson in 1SC3 in Pnit'd states and that of Warren Hastings in Kngiand. I

7. What sort of flowers are "Everlasting" flowers? An". They are a l.iud of a flower that does not change color or appearance after drying. They made two wreaths by the l-'rcnch and

placed on gTaves. They are called "Immortelles." 8. How much rubber can be made of one gallon of rubber juloe? Ans. One gallon if rubber juice rnakes, two pounds of rubber. 9. When was knighthood established in Kngland? Ans. Knlgh'.hood was established in Krgland as a feudal insti- ' '

Amaizo Corn Oil Best for Salads and CookiELg Buy in five, gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. Koby, Ind.

lution by the N'ormnn kings. 10. When and where was the fir? notional convention of organized bb In this country ? Ans. It uas held lulsville. Ky., in 16;.. Twenty rleicgnre- -a . ro present at the con--n

OLD STANDBY, FOR ACHES AND PAINS Any man or woman who keeps Sloan's handy will tell jou that same thing ESPECIALLY those freiuentl attacked by rheumatic twir.sres. A counter-irritant, Sloan's Liniment scatters the conjetion and fVrt, -trates xrithcmt rubbing to the afflicted part, soon relieving the ache and pain. Kept handy and used everywhere for reducing- and finally eliminating' the pains and aches of lumbago, neuralgia, muscle strain, joint stillness, sprains, Lruii.es, and the results cf eiposure. Vou just Jkt.Ta; from its stimulatirtR, healthy odor that it will do you good I Sloan's Liniment is told by all tlrucgist 35c, 70c, 1.40.

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1. JIow long is a passport valid? 'I. Who ex-communicated Henry the Klghth? 3. When did Vapoleon conquer Italy? 4. When did the Crusades aid ,or check the power of the Turks? 5. What is meant when It is said that a flfi-iire is in "bas-relief?"

ACID IN STOMACH

BmjICALOMEl Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards" Olive Tablets the substitute for calomel are a mild but sura laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. These little olivecolored tablets are the result of Dr Edwards' determination not to treat liver and bow ?1 complaints with calomel. The pleasant little tablets do the rood that caiomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it- Why cure the hver et the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel Let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place. Headaches, "dullness" and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tabiets when you feel "loary"and "heavy." They "clear" clouded brain and "perk tip" the spirits. 15c and SOo.

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SOURS THE FOOD Says Excess of Hydrochloric Acid is Cause of Indigestion A well-known aunthority statei ttiat stomai-h trouble and indigestion are nearly always due 1o acidity acid stomach and not, as most folks believe, from a lack of digestive Juices. He states that an excess of hydnchloric acid in the stomach retards digestion and starts food ferment -tion .then our meals sour like a garbaRe in h can. forming: acrid fluids and gases which Inflate the stomach like a. toy balloon. We then get that heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest, we eructate sour food, belch gas, or have heartburn, flatulence, water-brash, or nsuses He tells us to lay ss.de "all digestive , aids and instead, get from any pharmacy four ounceo of .lad Salts and take a tablespoonf ul in a glass of water before breakfast while it is efferveecing. and furthermore, to continue this for one week. While relief follows the first doSe. It iu Important to neutralize the acidity, remove ths gasmaking mass, start the liver, stimulate Ihe kidneys and thus promoti a ftee flow of pure digestive juices. .lad Snlts is Inexpensive and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithla and sodium phosphate. This harmless salts is used by thousands of people for stomach trouble with excellent results. Adv.

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SMART lines and good fit uc as important in shoes as in a gown or coat. Even a foot that is not naturally shapely acquires grace and distinction in one of our perfectly fitted models. Easter Footu ear is ready ;'n a com.' pltte assortment of new Spring stales Prices, $6.85 to $12 JAS. B. ORTT "THE SHOP AHEAD" 169 State Street Hammond, Ind.

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Eggs

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HEAD RICE 5c lb. (lb for 45c)

NAVY BEANS 5c lb. Ul for 49c)

FLOUR 24Va panada Ceresota or Gold Medal. $1.29 50 pounds Ceresota or Go'd Medal .. $2.56 100 pounds Ceresota or Gold Medal. .55.10

very best pure white cane granulated

9c lb., 100 lb. $8.85

Karo Syrup, 10-Ib. can, blue . 55c Karo Syrup, 10-lb. can, red . 59c

SOAP

Kirks American Family, 10 bars 63c Fels Naptha, 10 bars for 65c P. & G. White Naptha, 10 bars for 65c Ivory Soap, 10 bars for 75c Kirk's Flake White Soap, 10 bars for 63c

CHEESE

Fftaey Brick .Creara 30c Fancy Limberger 30c Nippy Yellow American 30c Anona Cheese, per package 14c

i SODA j CRACKERS

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GRAHAM CRACKERS

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GINGER SNAPS .

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FIG BARS

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