Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 238, Hammond, Lake County, 28 March 1921 — Page 3

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GIVES HIS 1ST ANSWER ' TTebrr give9 first answers to quest'ens put "by The Tijces readre. limput of human experience covered in replies to Queries of love, divorce, financial difficulties and similar subjects, Webster. "The Psychic Wonder" who begins his engagement at the Orphfum theatre, ajisjwcra his first batch of nany letters for This Tim's? rcadere. Additional questions and answers wfl b published, daily throughout "Webster's engagement at the Orpheum theatre. The tuTas that must bo adhered, to are eirr.ple. "Write your full, correo name, and address on a piece of paper and then write your question legibly and as coVtiseiy as popsible. Sea! In an envelope tnd send to "Webster" care rf The Lke Onjinty Time-i. In the published answers 'Webster will use only the lnjrja's cf the writer. If you -wish to ask "Webster a question, yew had better do tt tn to avced the rush us much as possible. For "WhbsfAT- will only uiswr ag many .questions as time and space -will permit. THE Tjwes docs not vouch for "Webster ir the accuracy of the &nicwer. It 13 merely giving him an opportunity to demonstrate his claims through the columns of this PPPr. and Times readers en opport-tuiity ,r tcsl hi9 cllTr,f-'- Tne newspaper files from other c'Mea Eho the crystal cer has been swamped with riuestions long before his ejigag-ement was completed. The Times and Orpheum theatre are the on'.y places where "Webster will answer questions during his enagagemetnt. no private intenlpwn will be given. Here are the first quest:ons and answers: X. E. K- TO11 the man that I really love ever care for me. and will he give me what he ha projr.!ed to giv me? "Will it ever be founft out ff he does? Ar9vw Ton aire a married womati end he is a married man. and if y-i have any respect for yourself and your two children you win riot tee him any Tore or think of accepting hi"1! presonts. It Is Just doings of this kind that gets many a man kllle.d and families in disgrace. Stop fooliric with Mi. W. E. M. "Win my Investment in for. eign bonds, oil stock and flu to rim prove rsaisfactory? I &ce sucecsa for the foreign bonds, some for the oil and failure for tna auto rim. L. S. I lost a pin that belonged to -.n;i cno else. "Will I over find it? You will never find It. s It has been destroyed. X. tG- TTil! yeu kindly tell me why try friend in the Navy ta stopped wrlm;r to me? "Will I ever ma.rry thi other fellow that T have been writing to or will I ever marry? Your friend stopped writing' as you hid too many follows and h docs not iik the second fiddle part. The other ps.rty you w!U loose the same way If you -) e not careful, l'ou will have an "rn rtunlty to marry him this year. Takj n. N". S. "Where is the l-i.rs"s medical linlo In the1 United States? The Mayo clinic, located at Rochester, Minn., is the largt in the world. P. G. Am I going to marry the girl U.t I am now engaged to? I am afraid that you will loose her as t mi do not pity her enough attention. V. B. rieaiie toll me if my husband, v. ho is out "West for his health, win t-ver he. ?iM to live back here or can 1 ever ii-.-e outthere with htm? lie- w.'V; be well out there and have sucrfFJ ott there and you will be butter off out; there at well. You ought to be with Mm soon now. P. J. Tl. I have not heard from my son VirgeJ, since 1203. Is he dead cr alive? Tour son is alive ar.d you will see him again. I feel that it will not he Ions before you hear from him. C. C. My srirl has several lovers and T wish to know the nam of th one to whom aho Is true? She la a lovely girl, but . little flrty in love affairs and does not know which one th wants aj yot1?. M. "Willi I ever be wealthy, and w ill I marry, and who? Ion have not met tha man that you will marry. Tou will meet him this year and marry. Tou will never be very wealthy. A. E. 1V.-WI!1 I -er ffet well and will my hu-sband make a change In his work ar.d are we going; away? Tou will get well and your husban will change, but I do not advise you to go away. B. B. fWiU my Investments prove a s-;ccosj8 and will I go to California next year? Investments will be slow. Tou will K to California in 1922. G. IT. Please tell me if M. II. cares for me and will he ever a sain and who win I marry? It looks as though you would tnarr Meredith Hoey. you will at least have the opportunity. "W. G. "Will my friend come back from Little Rock? He will come back and will stay here. J. K. I am taking: a business course. "Will I be successful with it? This course will bring- you much success. K. V. Wil! I marry a poor man or a rich man? Tou would do better to marry the poor ii-in, because he loves you much more. F. M. WH my friend sell the automobile? 71" wil J sell tt and make a verj" Rood nala on it. A. M.- "Would you advise a chana-e of doctors for my health? I would not advise a change, as the doctors that are treating you will completely cure you of your aliment. I". P, roes Frank really acre for me aid will he marry me? He does really care for you. G. L.. "Will I be successful In business? Yes. P. M. "W1U the proposition I am interested in be proiitable? Cot very ar.d I wouldn't advise you to at too far into this. r Card of Thanks

Wo wish to thank our frtend3 and neighbors for their kindness end sympathy, also for floral offerings at the devith eif our father, pen end brother. John Jarcl'ow. Especially do vo thank Rev. I.!ek!Mer. Uns-er mid the Protected Heme t'lrel" hou rx-p!e who donated tbe :: of their a'jf os. ilrs.Jostr rhi tv Jfirv'ho-.r Tiirl ilrjjrhli- , MilS. J.VHUPIilMl JARCHW I .vr,"l IJAVGHTJ5R, t--- MRf. .UV.VA JARCUCW. l ESttL, JABOHmV. 5-2 M

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wn.t. ;iviv iac;h vvr. The history ie;-r.trtjr.ent of the Hammond Womaa's il j'b will present an historical pageant "We The I'rople ' it the Kriijrhts. of pj-th'as hall. Saturday at" lorn-jon, April V. The scene will he the tiirninfi of 1 he constitution. The roles of GoorKfl M'as'nlngton, Pepjaniin Franklin and Alexander Hamilton will be taken by members of the club. Mrs. K. Hunter spent the end a.- the guest of her mother. Mrs. M. P. Stewart of Warren Btreet. I'r. K. L.. Hurler and H. Itaffon of Chicago were dinner guests of the Stev.'arts yesterday. Edith KuT is spending the tm!i er.d with her parents the 3. J. Puffs of Carrol street. Mi.-s Anna Toulse langendorf, daughter of the Il-.v. Peter Langendorf, spent Easter with her parents and rotnrt:ed to St. lxuls today. Their pon, Hubert, who is attending St. John's Academy at Le1evaiu Wis., arrived yesterday to spend the spnug holidays with his parents. The Francos Wi'lard W. C. T. U. U making an appeal to the public for clothing for the IT. Ko-hrman family of Klack Ca.k whose home w as sw ept a.ay by firo Wednesday morning, leaving the family destitute !n i.eej rf a home, clothing and everything. Any one having dishes, clothing, furniture or any sort of household goods which thfy are not using are requested te leave it at the corner of Claude and Fayetto streets or call 37S. The committee has a, tru'.-k hired to taKe the offerings to the Rohrman family. A member cf the fnion has clothed the two smallest children of the age.-i of one and three but the father and one child of eight are still very 7iiuch in ned of clothing. Anything, no matter how small v ill be very much appreciated by the fajnily and the committee. P. I. Ma.rr, secretai"y of the Hammond Realty Co., ar.d Mrs. R. I. Marr left Saturday evening. March 26. for California Ti here they wUl spend a month. M:-s Cr-.arl-vtte Johnson of Milwaukee, Wis., spent the week end in Hamrcn1 as the guest of friend. The Blue Bird Sewing club met at the home of Mns. Marlon "Westbay of Heal n avenue Friday evening. The evening was spnt with music and sewing and a prettily appointed two course lunches n was served. Mrs. Wni. Comttock of Laporte, Ind , was a guest at the party, The next meeting- will be at the home of Mrs. J. Burns of Logan street. Mrs. "W. M. Elstrum cf 97 Highland street entertained hr Monday Afternoon Bridge club todaj'. All the democratic women cf Hirenortd are reqijested to be present Tuesday evening, Martin I?, at the home cf Mrs. L. Long of C12 Sibley street. Mrs. M. R. Jarvis, chairman. Mrs. A. T. Baker of Doty street entertained Mrs. J. W. Moses of WanLIVE LOCAL HEWS "ADS" PLEATING AND BUTTONHOLE IIEMSTITCH1G, BCTTO COVER IG, BRAinilSO mOMPT SERVICE CHI. UMSsRVs TELEPHONE 4t9 91 E, STATE ST., HAMMOND I-i-Th.ird annual danc given by Liberty Oatiip ?487 R. .'. of A. Tuesday, March 23th. K. of P. Hall, Public cordially invited. , ATTENTION' EI.Ks. Reserve your tickets for "Testimonial Pinner" on nest Thursday at 6:20 p. m. 2-2S-2 Painting and decorating for efficienev and rllahillty go to I. L. Cohen, Phon 1036-W. 2-lS-. All the best grades !n stoc's. Come and look it over. "Pibos the Coal Man" Phone 4. 3-21-5 Time to get that coal bin ready for next year's supply. Let "Pibos the Coal Man" do It. 3-21-5 Mewt the Hammond "Victory club at Unity Hall. Wednesday, March 3. 3-2S-2 Don't wait for 113.00 eoft coal this year. Bay early and be sure. "Dlb" the Coal Man" Phone 4. 3-24-5 Hazard Kentucky Splint Block. Tha best soft coal mined. "Dibcs the Coal Man" Phone 4. it-24-5 April, April. April. The b est month in the year to buy coal. "Plbos tue Coal Man" Phone 4. 3-31-5 Liberty Camp R. N. of A. 84S7 met in hall tonight. Regular meeting called at 8 o'clock sha.rp. 2-2"-l mUmAnrtti: 'ti'T-iri- -h.im.w-.mww

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kerha, Wis,, over the week end. The dance given by the Masons Saturday night at the Country Club in honor of the laying of the comer stone of the new temple was largely attended and reported aa a success by those present. Mrs. Harry Blankenburg of 436 Summer street entertained In honor of her husbands birthday yesterday. At six o'clock a prettily appointed supper was served to the fallowing guests: -Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Steward, Mr. and Mrs, J. Blankenburg, Mr. and Mrs. A. StwarJ, Mr. and Mrs. E'. lUankenhurg and daughter Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. George Uuder and daughtr leona. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Iedwick and family, Luelia and Dorothy Steward, I.ydta and Walter Bla.nken.burg, Charles Kennedy, Win. Vinski. Lucille Betzing, Mrs. Frank who is leaving for Texas. Miss Himc Kennedy, Joseph Hollas, Charles Kennedy. Miss Mayine Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Ci. Stewart, R. Pagan and Charles Banberger. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith who have been residents of Hammond for a number of yeitr; on Summer boulevard are leaving for Texas some time in the near future where they will make their 'home.

Mrs. C. Cemsrock of Ch1-ag, spent the week end as the guest of her daughter and s-on-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Tii!ma.n of Wa.llha.rn street. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Muehlberger entertained a number of out of town relatives and friend at dinner yesterday, among them were Mr, and Sirs. George Miller and family of Oak Park, Mr. and Mrs. S. Davl sof Oak Park, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. b. Pavis of Oak Park, Mr. and Wm. Worr.ert cf Chicago. Mayrtard Smith, who has been ill for the past few months, is sufficiently improved to be able tn be up and out. Although he is not strong enough to return to work as yet. The Monroe street M. E. church on the South S'.ele is somewhat proud of its Sunday record, with 131 present and Jl 10.74 collection. This is the largest Sunday school collection ever received by the church. Gerevreve Perry entertained the Pep club Saturday evening, March 26, at her honue, 1207 Moraine avenue, KenwoM. The evening waj very (pleasantly passed with games and music and a nice luncheon served. The guests were the Misses Sarah Dyer. Jfe'eri Smitih, Florence Oostlin. Mera Cabin, Muriel Baraett, Gertrude Cooper. Mrs, C. B. Kelson and son L. Kelson have juat returned from three months of wintering on the south eastern coast. They stopped at Palm Beach, Miami, and other points staying longest at Sea Breeze, Fla.. which they report is a delightful place. The Hammond Women' Republican club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. S. Bielefeld of South Hohmaa Btreet this evening. All republican women cordially invited to attend. Jacob Silver, Davi.J Nagdeman, Harold Kelsy and Alfred Phrornmer motored to Indianapolis and s.pent the week end. Alice Dlron. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dixon of 443 East State street and "Walter Robinson, soa of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Roblnon of 443 East State street were married In Crown Point. Ind., Thursday, March 5. There were no attendants, the young couple will live in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Pavis and Mts. Sad! Pettlt motored to Rensselaer, where they spent the week end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Fry of that city. Mr. Fry Is a brother of Mrs. Davis. Th children of Mr. and Mrs. Max Poos entertained at a party for them yesterday at their home, 72S Walter street in honor of Mrs. Boos' 66th birthday. The afternoon was passed very pleasantly socially and a nicely arranged dinner waa served. Those present were Miss Anna Boos of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. R. Powell. Mr. and Mrs. S. Livingston, Mr. and Mru. Clarence Lawell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kralowetz, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorgo Kralowetz. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sties of Chicago and Clayton Drutn. The Misses Katherine and Alma Filan of Elizabeth street are planning tJ leave for California some time in the next two months where they will make their home. Their father has established himself in business there and they will make their home with him. On the way out they will stop and visit In Kansas for a month or go. The Hammond Victory club met at the home of Mr. and Mra. Dan Wagoner yesterday where they had an old-fas-hioned indoor picnic. Mua'.c and games were enjoyed and an extremely ipleasant time Is rejr-orted. - Mr. and Mrs. Faul Buaer and family were guests. WEBSTER HAS THEM GUESSING Wehfter. the crystal aeer, dubbed also. "The Man "Who Knows" opened h! five-day engagement at the Orpheum theater thla afternoon. He had them an guessing. Questions put at him from dozens in the audience and covering a wide rer.ge of subjects were answered with rapid Are speed. He Cairns to see everyone" life from cradle to grare. Webster had promiied to answer 50 i questions which might be sent by let ter to The Times. Thla morning a bundle of letters wa taken to the theater and placed In the. safe awaiting the arrival of the wizard. He will answer thase ltter at different performances. On the bill for today and Tuesday are alao the Four Rlgdon Dane-era; Russell Sims, the comedy cartoonUt; Howard. Mayer & Carter In "Fun on Broadway;" Buck Brothers 5n "Spilling the Beans" and another episode of 'Double Adventure." the thrilling serial. ROTARY CLUB GIVES DINNER The Hammond Rotary club this evening will demonstrate their appreciation of the work which is being done by the p-out masters and their asslsti ants in Hammond ny gr. irg a a.nner 'n thej.- honor at tbe Hammond Counry club. The session v. i' t.fgln at ti o'clock. About 40 scout maaters and i assistants will be guesta of the Rotary club. The object of the meelina, acccrfllng to Supt. " E. Monroe, a member o i& coaixclttee la chares,

LUCfy STRIKE cigarette. Flavor is will be to tell the men to their face; Just how much we appreciate the great work they arc doing." A SAD ACCIDENT A very sad accident occurred in the home of Harry Hutchinson on Fields avenue shortly after 9 o'clock Saturday morning, which cost the life of Ittt!. Q mnnrli. !.l llarrif 4 1 1 . h rt m o n. Mrs. Hutchinson was playing wlthj the little girl, who was lyirg on aj folding bed, and was called away. As : she rase from the bed the removal ofi her weight is thought to have caused It to fold up, striking the baby a blow cn the head which caused death an hour later. A doctor waa called at once and every effort w.s made to save the child's life, but to no avail. The funera! was held thi morning from the home of the little one's grandmother. Mrs. M. J. Klitch. at Clinton street. The burial took place in St. Joseph's cemetery. Harriet Is an only child of Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, and the many friends of the bereaved couple extend their sympathy to them. Causes Wife's Arrest on Bigamy Charge Philip Meotka, who had his wife arrested by Hammond police two months ago on a charge cf bigamy, today filed suit in the Hammond superior court In which he aska to have his marriage annulled. Meotka and Violet P.ayb-irn or Johnson, which ever was her right name were married at Crown Point. Jan. 12 A day or two afterward Meotka wanted her arrested because he had Just learned that he had neglected to divorce her second and possibly her first hu.band. He said that Viclt had waited unt'.l he was thoroughly drunk and thn persuaded Mm to go to Crown rolnt and get the marriage license. When Phil.p sobered ur he found j himself married. Then Violet confessed that the name Johnson under which she had been going before marrying him was not the right cne. gh had married a fellow named Johnson, but afterwards had taken one Raybum aa husband. She had never divorced Raybum. Although eh had rre-.-lously told him that Johiunn, the first husband, was dead, she now admitted that Johnson was also alive and Intimated that !-e too had ne-er been legally separated from her. Meatka's bigamy charge was never pushed, but he r.ow seeks freedom through the courts. The complaint, filed by Attorney H. E. Granger, states that they separated March 7.4. BRUNDAGE HURT IN AUTO SMASH CHICAGO, March 28. Edward J. Brundage, attorney general of Illinois, !e recovering today from injuries sustained when three automobiles collided at a street intersection. Mrs. John B FTiesIr.ger. Brundage's eistr, sustained three broken ribw and Franl. K. Lasley and A. R. Crawford were seriously Injured in the crash. mm. I CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. WHEAT No. 1 red, Jl.S"g 1.34 Vs ; No. 2 red. ll.55ei.54W: No. 1 hard winter. $1.84 "i 1.54 ; No. 2 hard winter. 11.53 31-BBVi. CORN"" No. 2 white. 60c; No. 3 white, SSc: No. 3 yellow. 57 30c: No. 4 white. 5S4oc; No. 4 yellow, 5oli 87c. OATS No. 1 whits., 41 1-4 ac; No. J white, 41 l-4fflc; No. 3 white, 33 fT 40c; No. 4 white. 3S?T30c. rmcAGO produce. BUTTER Rre!pts, 7.358 tubs. Creamery extras. 44c; firsts, 34 f 43c; pecking stock, 18 20c. EOGS Keceipts, 27,685 cases, !- ceJlanoous. 2122c; ordinary first. 13 S20c; flrste, 22 Vic; extra, 2cc; chocks. 19Vjc: d'-rtiea. 18'ic, CHEESK Twins, new, 22 22c; daisies. 2323'c; young America.-, 25 SSHc; lor.-ghorns 24 l-4g2oH:c; brick. 19V4 SZOVic. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 41c, chick ena, 38c; sprlnga, 33c; roos-..rs, 22c; geese, HU18c; ducks. S5c. POTATOES Receipts, 3 cars, nor. white, acked, $1.00 9I.:0. VEAL 80 to 69 lb a,'. 10c; 70 to !5 Iba.. 11312c; 90 to 110 lbs., 13314c; fancy. lBtSlSo; overweight kidneys, 140 to 175 lb., 810c. CH1CABO LHE STOCKHOGS - Receipts. 47,000; market, slow and rr.c-stly 26g4?c lower; bulk, 3. 00-10.60; top, 1 0.8"; heavyweight. l7.00g0.S0; medium weight, $9.23 U 10.25; light weight, f 10.01 g 10.65 ; light lights, $10.00 310.65; heavy packing owj, smoother, $8 008.75; packing eewa, rough. $7.753 8.00; pigs, $9.76;$ 10.75. CATTLE Receipts. 25.000; market, alow $nd 25c off; veal calves Sne. lower. Def Steers" Choice and prime, $J 50'i 10.35; medium and g"od. 1 8.25 ? O-Jf1 ; goei and choice. $9.15 n in. 5 ; con-m n and medium, $7.00 'p ?.! ;. Put-h-f Cattle Cows, $4.6Vri ".-''; bulls. 54 ."'-" i 7.C-0. Cann'ra end Cutter? C-x md hetfers, tl.75'5 $5.00 ; eanncr s.te.r ta -f.O'jrlS.OO; veisj calres flight and handyweiaM). IS.OOS.10.00; feeder teera. T.3I9S.0O; enockar steers, $4.69

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SHEEP Receipts. iS.'J"f., jrrket, a.ij ut steady. Ijambs i?4 lbs. down"", f 3,00 a 10.75 ; lnjubs (S5 lbs. up), $.25 ''5 10.60 ; yearling wethers, JT.oO TOO. ewes, Jj.''g 6.50.

MEW YORK, Mar. 23 i'toc Ing prices: Allls Chalmers . . American IoeoirK.ti ve American fc'inelting Am. ri. an .Si'-el Fdry. Ainerl.-an Tel and Tc! Anaconda Atchison Baldwin Locomotive P. and O Bethlehem Steel P C-s.n ad '. an I 's.c ; fi o (-r.tral Leather i '. a nd O. . . C. and N. W C. M. and St. Paul Jo '.or ado Fuel Cons-oJida.terl tj.us Corn Troclucts Crucible Steel Erie l.-t lVfd i;en. l!Me-tri-. Illinois Ontral Tn.-plr. Cop Laokan a.nna Steel Iehigh Valy n.S, t.OS- ... a: , . . . r. ... 6"i ... Zn . . .100 ... Z 5 si ... St .... 87 ... 32 . . . 57' . . .113 ... S3' ... ol ... 62" ... 25 . . . ::, ... si ... 74 . .. ?7 ... 1? . . . 136'a ... 86'., ... si .",t ... 4--i . . .143 Mexican Mid vale lVfl!o Sfel N. Y. Air Brake N. Y. C-ntral N". and W Northern Pacific O-liio Cities Gas Reading Rep. I. and S Southern Pacific SouUifin R. R Texas Co V. S. Steel V. 3. Steel r-rfri . . Willys Overland Sinclair 7 SI 33' CS C-' 7 o rot, 41 fs Sl'a :io GOODRICH AND DIAMOND TIRES AT XESS THAW 1-3 PKXCES These fire slightly used, run less than l.r00 mile:, free from cuts and stone bruises, will easily give 4,000 to 6.000 tn'leage. These tires are except ional Bargains at these low prices. Fabric Prices $ 7.00 P f'O 10 60 12.0') 12 50 13.00 14 5 15.00 15.30 15.0 16. s J Cord Tub ITlces Prices $2.25 12.00 250 14.00 r.5? 15 00 2.7S 17.00 2.75 lS.f'O Z.no tO.fO 2.25 21.00 S.23 2l."J 2.50 (tax SSxlHi S2x3H s:4 S3-4 34x4 .4xH ?3x4 l S5x4V as S7x5 22. C 3.50 . 23. CO 3.75 K. & S. TIRE & SUPPLY CO. 1TZW AND T7SED TZSJBS ACCXSSOBXBS E16 Chicago Ave. Fbcna 15C0-J XAST dCTCAQO Be Sure It's a Willard Battery Make sure of that, and you 're sure of full value for every battery dollar. The Willard Threaded Rubber Battery brings added savings because it does awaywith wood -separator replacement expense. Threaded Rubber Insulation outlasts the plates. It doesn't warp, puncture, carbonize or crack. We're headquarters for the Willard Threaded Rubber Bat tery. We give authorized Willard Service. Drive around. Let's get acquainted. ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION 717 S. Hohman st. Phone. Ham. 354 ROBT. POLLACK Crown Point. Indiana INDIANA HARBOR TIRE & BATTERY CO. 37th and Grapevine st. Telephone I. H. 475 R atteries

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Mrs. Mabel M'els and children of Hammond wei c here yesterday, tri 'i guests of her parents. Mr. and Mis Jacob p.ul. .", Mtt:. i''l!:.cn Sii ' rf .;rnr j r(. ;-;er hop-.e in '"hi.a-J't s at u .': ;i y evfn-ti.i; after a i.:t l;r r- w .: h rt lotlve a. Ike Clcrshman of c'htcrjo vis-td l.:s father, 31. uervhman. here Satui daj and yesterda:--. Mr. and Mr. ;. J. H.ll Rr.d s :.. Johti Evanston. 11 a i e v .,-1 X t -i -z V I ' 'I " cr ts. Mr. and Mr.-. Aiuos Thompson :u.i l j other re.at.vs here M. O. Wtlej cf East Chicaeo vitted j relatives lie.re Saturday ar.d e?;erdiiy. i .Howard R',r "f T.afnyeite c-' his dausht'T, M s. .! . A. Tayl-" nl j family here Satutda' . j Fay !; nr h r. turned ; o h;s f.n e jr. j Chicago lajf. epieg after a . i'lt hf. c with his mother. Mrs. John 1 t Mrs. A i Sh .u int.. of East C'h'.c&zi I vififed h'"r fatl-t-r. C. F. p;ckin'fs and J sister. M!ss Ed'th. hrc Saturd-jy a.".d yesterday, Edsvn Tav..- of Chicaeo ui'.'i Mi . i parents. Mr. and Mri. C'narlej Taylor j Saturdav and ye sterOay. Mrs. R p. 'e!! of Chicaio v.-'.f-d at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C j Kennej- yesterday. Miss Owen Rib by of Chicago vlite-l j hr co'i.n. M !. Ben L; nci .ni'i band yestcrda'. Mrs. Lewis Fa 1 k and o-.i. A'e.-i.c ''; Ci.i' ago '..-stors s.iturdsy. Mrs. C'l;.r;; T.rary of Marl -ft. Mid., v i .- 1 1 1 n cr r.-!?.;vr. ;,(.. rMii t .'-Kir SPECIAL NOTICE j J. E. HOWELL & CO. (Est. 15 year.,) j Window Screens, Shades, Weather j Strips, Awnings, Curtain Rods j PHONES: Hammond 2586, Gary 3515 j 7ZS.X ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS (For 30 Days Only) $10.00 will install a Warm Air Heating Plant in your home with fifteen months' time to pay balance, OR $25.00 down, $75.00 Sept. i I , and the balance in ten equal payments beginning Nov. 1st, OR $25.00 down and the balance Sept. i, with 3' t oft for cash. , 'ityv-;; "The Heerl of Ihc Home R. J. EADS Heating Engineer PHONE HAMMOND 2293 HOLLAND FURNACES MAKE WARM FRIENDS

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I First State Trust I And jj Savings Bank ! jjllSf th And Cedar 5tree1 lodisna Hat-hot . CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $110,000.00 HI ! Have You Money in the Bank? ! I lli IM I I! til i I! Haing money in a sav- ;j' ing; account at this safe '. stronc Bank means :'j protection in case of 'r unlooked for emcrgencie?. Loss of nork for a few weeks, judden sickness, an operation, die need to go to a funeral in a distent city, these things will happen. It is then when a kept-up savings account is your best friend. H: Are you building up a tavtnfft arrnnnl hKi'f ? If you have an account jr! at this Bank, but have A been irregular about j saving become a ?tcady ,,; sever. A deposit of one dollar or more opens a new savings account here. !i: r i of stL ' -m-.l - .'"t ' .V.-....-:. ,en-:." fc; V f; H

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