Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 277, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1921 — Page 10

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R'".yal Xeishbors 'iclj at Whltln. S. A 111 "II ' th ,v i ro M rs. Fa n n y ;. Mrs. !!ann;ih i.-C Valparaiso.

! '.strict a IS . t i-nt. At ns w.'-e

ll'iydrn. There u. officers pr

at t'iin Christian church. At thn v. nin s.--si;ri ther? ivtri" 200 prc"nt. op.'nin;,- with a flajr drill. A clans of I : can.l'datcs wi Initiated. th officers and irai's be In a: hlRl.!y comI'llmon t et for t'.i-;r kc'J vrU. Th state ra. -if. Mrs. Kannlo Vi!tz. prosfiit t-1 Mrs. Am'!'a Klof with a ro.'.ii'Jr-rs i-.aisrr- for hT faithful .-rvicr

: i .iii.l iuiwercl an. J the work was i :n.i

ujSif&d. tho -si..n a.lj-niriiliiir nt I'ftin-r wa.s t hn vv..,l t- "9

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' Whiting 4 ?i;e rfs em enfs -4 re Winners

' past 10 yea rs, tiic other crs nlsn Riving- talks. Tim 1 -f instruction Is to bp li'V, hli'aso. the fourth "Wnlnea-

f.faKElVS FHER SF.UVK E If ytsf.have furnished or unfurnished ro. i Jcr rent ami want a desirable t n.irit apply at Golfer's Frea Rental I.rea-J.V I-30-tf I.ann.'owra1 gardtn hos?. lawn f-'-r 1, F'Stton's Sun I'roof I'alnts, at S::v;3ei"2t 605 Indianopol: v tojlevarl. : s-4-tf

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:ay in Juno. Thu Kn!.i!iti of Columbus pave a smoker on Tuesday n'.sht in honor 0f t.he:r basoba; lt:im who nr.- beginning tho soasoj, with preat y.ioocH.-, a portion of the cv.-n:nar was il-yoter to the (lection of .Wi-gafs to the iat" convention whk-h is to rn. hp,i nt Terra Haute on May 30. the dflcjra to. eie.-;. d were grand kn'.ssht. Thos. c'ilara: financial secretary, John J. Byrne, an:! secretary. Benjamin Cannon. Mis Louise Mattern entertained I Jounce ladies at a :.:' dinner nt her home in Oliver street on Tuesday eveningin honor of Mrs. Kalph Hertzlr of Alton. 11!.. formerly Miss Ku-lla Tt.!ls.:. of "Whiting". Tlie table (kcoratb.ns wore ;..vitt peas, the menu bo In f.-..rv,(j in several courses. Following th dinner bridar was played, the highest honors solns to Miss Hazel l.on with Mrs. Kdward J. haeJTer. second. M r.s. H'Ttzler receiv.'d the ttuest priz. Th." o'-t-of-town L'uests were Mrs. 1-11-

i ward Zimmvrtiian, Mr.e. Chas. K. Koch.

Mr-Ti-.j and expressinsr and hauling 'l;e. f 15 per ton. delivered same day : d -r- I." I'hono 430-:. Ieu;j Ure-n-

' ..-J 6-9-6 I and M;sses .ism's Hee.J, Hazel Sw's

2, i and H ln .'v.rhttt. all of Chicago and Tu., - end Carpets ctiand by thi'iMrs. Jfertz-er of Alton, Hi.

Kiectric U"ii and i Jesse ;-;n ,.f ),e Pauw university at

me ilast C:icag. ! r,:vfnoasi, Ind.. spej-.t a few days

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FTKr THE.iTEK TONT'TIIT The t. r. Trail by Zan ilrey, w! -''"? n r : and Knthlyn W'.Kiirns; f 1: ' '. y K:an--y co:nrd'. ''Mo-. 'j.r,s" aod latest Frizma p.cttno.

ins fo- a'l Riak. otter reajit.-. F.i1-5-11-1

Mrs. Car:

here .siting his re -the

'H'li of w'iver str.'.-l. Mrs. Michael S. iiief.-r of the AV"e:t Fa:k addition was ca':l"d To tshkosh.

ANCIENT CROSS OF JOAN OF ARC TO BE PRESERVED

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V.':.. b- the d'nth ' A danehter was b.o J;i m e Morris o f Z line. Mis. Morris wa? rick, dangl. ter ( Mr.

her sist'T. n to Mr. and Mrs : w Yorl; aveMiss llaz -1 Cold:md Mrs. J. ( I-d 1 -

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rilICF.SS THKTISll TOUY AM) TOMOlUtOW The Juckllnn. Ururxr Mel ford Produetlon wllh Montr Blue nnl all-tar rnraniunt oot. Thin iitory In ftlril on the fnmoun book of thin tldei nlno Fathe ew and Uuater Kenton comedy. ' 3-12-2 Mrs. C. Buell of Indianapolis boulevard was a ehopper In Chicago on Monday. Misi Cecelia and Henry Fggers of Lake avenue attended a party In Hammond at the Downing home laet evening. Mrs. I.ouis Fisher, Jr.. of Amy avenue spent the day with her sli'ler at East Side. Mrs. Roy Moore of the Forsythe Wafer Gardens, who was reported seriously 111 last evening. Is a little better at this time. The Salvation army drive will etart In a few days. A son was born to Mr. and" Mrs. John Miilman of Roberts avenue on Tuesday morning. Mrs. W. Bahn c-f East E!d visited her daughter. Mrs. A. Schaefer. on Monday and In the evening attended the senior play. The Mesdames Giesler and Terry of Chicago were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Banks on Atchi

son avenue over last Sunday. Airs. J. Moore of Huperior avenue entertained the Ixal "Women "Workers of the Christian church and their friends at a silver tea on Tuosday evening. Mrs. Chauncy iBuell of Indianapolis boulevard Is entertaining her sister of Waukegan, Iil., for a few days. Mrs. C. W. Johnson of Iake avenue was a visitor in Chicago on Tuesday. On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. H. F. Eggrrs of Lake avenue entertained the ladles, who worked on her side of the contest nt a bunco party.

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r:ck f Pennsylvania a t Casper Mat son of Jack is here islt ing friends and also on a business t Thre nw policemen

"mi sile. Fla j and relatives lesion. :ir-rrd upon i

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their d :;i--s !n Whiting on Tuesday

i night, hev being Josepli Azrona, Andy

house Wagner and A. Carlson. Carlson wa .

Kastman. it Ctillf'rom.

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T"-i tjfoster Mason degr will be r - nf'rri3 upon four candidates Friday fvlnr, My 111. at Whiting lodge. Mo. t.FJ'f. A A. M. IjO'Izo open at C r- m. ftefrvshments. R. O. V lkr.

The cross of Joan of Arc. erectin 1450. This simple monument, erected in the forest of St. Germain, near Paris, iti 145(. is still standing today after weathering the storms of nearly five centuries. It was erected hy the companion in arm3 of the French national heroine to commemorate her exploits. Plans are now on f.oot. to preserve this

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Apply It to Any Rupture, Old or Recent, Lare or Small, and Yo Are on the Road That Has Convinced Thousands

The "Faithful Workers, the young girls class of the Congregational Sunday school, will give an entertainment Saturday evening at the school houseunder the direction of Miss Nina Ja-; mieson and Miss Jessie Schoon. Following the program there will be an ice cream aocial and a pillow case raffle, boxes of candy being sold containing the tickets. The girl have been busy for some time preparing

the evening's entertainment and earnestly solicit the help of the public in making it a succers. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swets and children spent Sunday with relative in Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Garret Krooswyk and children visited relatives in Hobart, Sunday. Miss ' Mildred Gustafson of Griffith

was the guest of Miss Nina Jamies-on. Sunday. Miss Kate Blocum of Chicago, visited In High land Sunday. Lester Cunningham and his bride, formerly Miss Eva Thompson of Wanatah, Ind., have been spending the past few days visiting relatives In Highland. They will make their future horn In Wanatah. The public school "boys have been

wanting for some time to cross bat!

with the b-oya from the MISI Istlan school. Friday they were afforded that opportunity. Out of respect for the formr, ne refrain from printing the score.

passenger &odge touring csr. Bernard Uoecker was a Chicago visitor on Tuesday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Mike Graw of Hammond visited Tuesday here with friends and relatives. t Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Howard have returned home from several weeks ipent at Ohio, where they were called by the death of the' former's sister. Jake, Keilman has purchased a five

for side headaches geBehaitfs Pills

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Curses Really Amount to Little. In the southern portion cf the Apnrjlnft peninsula the remark, "May an accident befall you!"'l only a friendly way of p.nslng the time of (lay. Rut expression of the hope. "May you be carried home In tour pieces," Is due cause for riot on the apot. There are many ways. th world over, for cursing your enemies, but when you come down to It they are rather trivial things o aay.

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'MOTHERS For Three Generation Have Made Chttd-Blrth Easier By Using

viiTifos sooKLrroa motmrhoootri iirr rut BKAOP1ILD RietlLATOS. Co.. DIPT. t-D. ATLANTA 6 A.

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r .ca, An eight room frame ho'Je '. 4-"i.foot lot, large rooms, plenty

igl't. hot air furnace, automatic I

?r heater. 4C3 Central avenue. r.-ir-i

until a fw wea a?o a motorcycl. "cop" on the Hammor.d police force. M-. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neil of Shreovesport. I,a.. are here visiting the former's :nrt rrr. Mrs. M. O Ne:ll an1, his sistTS. Mr?. Roy Weisby and Mrs. W. P. St en 'no use. The Plymouth Aid society will have a home bake ile in the Congregational church basement next Saturday afternoon. .Mr. and Mrs. Guy IV.ttlJohn of Centra', avenue are entertaining the formers mother from Kentland, Ind. A mother and daughter -banquet will b given at the Congregational church, tomorro'.v evening, the dinner to b' served by the men of the Utble class All members of the Sunday school and church are invited.

nii(llS TIIF. TF.Il T() IV .M TOU'HtltOW The .lucUIIns. (,rnrcc Mclfnrtl pro

diietion with Montv nine nnrt nll-t:ir'i Piirnniiunl cns. This sory is found-! cl on tlio famous book f tiili title! also l'ntlic rn- nnd Hustcr Kent on comeily . 5-12-2

Anyone ruptured, man. woman or f-bild. should write at once to W. S. ri,.n wn Main St.. Adams. N". T. for a

rre" trial of his wonderful stlmulat-

nig nppitoniion. jum piu it -. l..rupture and the muscles begin to tighten: thy bepin to bind together so tint tl:"" opening elo.ses naturally and the need of a support or truss or appliance is then done away with. !)( neglect to Ke'nd for this free trial. Mrn if your rupture doesn't bother yon v hat iv the use of wearing suo. perls nil votir life? Why suffer this nuisance?" Why run the risk of gangerene and such dangers from a small end innocent little rupture, the kind that has thrown thousand on the operating table? A host of men and women are daily running such risk just because their ruptures do not hurt nor prevent tbem from getting around. Write nt once for this free trial, as It ii .-ertainlv a wonderful thing and has aided In the rure of ruptures that were hs hir as a man's two fists. Try and wri'e at once, using tho coupon below.

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tvat 'h for o-ir ad In special issue aoor a goou man pur. wi an extra wh-ting- Call for Kodak Sale. p..tt-r I'ed jazz record. Louisville Courierc.iiistrom. r--T2-l I Journal. -Lag..agaw'.-'i.'1 i . j m .pajM., . .. j. - u

FTAP. THEATER TOXPHIT "Th" 1". P. Trad by Za.no Ci-ey. with Roy Stewart and Kathlyn Williams; a two-act Filly Fianey conp-dy. "Movie Fans' and late.-t 1'rizma picture. 5-11-2 A large r. itoVr cf Eastern Stars froro. here is r re entertaiio-d b- tlie So itb. Chicago '( irder of Eastern Stars on Monday c ening. celebrating "i-o r r ; .- mitron's ti::,'.'''

Tree for Bapture W. S. Rice. Inc. 2149 Main St.. Adams. TC. T. Ton msy send me entirely free a Sample Treatment of your stimulating application for Rupture.

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TIMES

Try a "Times Want Ad'

Prints more Auto Adver thing than any other newspaper in the district and is the best way for dealers to get in touch with the prospective customers. Every Wan in Lake Comity Wha Ha Honey to Use in Bay bg an Aaiomcbils Rs&ds THE TIMES.

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FRIDAY,

Owning a large store in Chicago enables us to buy shoes in big quantities ; therefore, we are in a position to buy them at rock-bottom prices. We have just made an exceptionally large purchase of men's, women's and children's shoes, made by one of our high grade manufacturers, thus enabling us to give you shoes at prices lower than the cost of making.

You Can Save $1.50 to $2.00 on Every Pair-These are Not Cheap'Shoes, But GOOD Shoes Sold Cheap

Boys' Shoes

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MEN'S SHOES

Women's Shoes and Slippers

Men's high grade tan calf Newest' styles and dress shoes, newest style; i f .J., Pnces

tnaae to seu ror $3. uur pi ice,

$4.95

MEN'S SHOES

$3.45 to $495

Misses' Shoes or Oxfords Very highest grades, in tan or black. Per pair $2.45 Boys' and Girls' Tennis Oxfords (a black or white. All sires. Regular price, $1.50. Per pair 89c

Boys' School Shoes, black or tan. Made well

and strong. AXZ

Specially priced, per pair. . . .

Boys' Dress Shoes

ricn's tan or black kid dress shoes, Men's Work Shoes, extra havy soles, Ga-dyear w;:!, sewed soles, with or warranted to be all solid leather, in viiihoat rubber heels. All up-to-date tan and black. Made to sell for $4. Lists, made to sell fcr OC Specially priced for this (0 fC $7?C0. Our special price sale, per pair

Ladies' Slippers Men's Oxfords

Men's Work Shoes, tan or black, outing lasts. Very comfortabfe 0 sale, pe air for wcrk and will wear. Syecial price, per pair '

Ladies' gray and brown suede Slippers, one-strap, Lcuis heel. SaJd for $8.00. Special for this Q C

Men's latest oxfords, made to sell for $10.00. $495 special, per pair

Boys' Dress Shoes, tan or black, English or wide toe. A big value, specially I? O QC priced, per pair Children's Shoes and Slippers

Shoes

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and Sappers tor the children, in all colors. Torn 3 to 8. Special, price, j 29

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COME EARLY2 If Youi Wish to Get the Pick of BIG VALUES

AGreai Many More Bargains- ECONOMY SHOE MARKET Don't Forget the Date-FRIDAY Come and See for Yourself 204 STATE STREET, HAMMOND' MAY 13th, 1921, at 8 a.m.