Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 278, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1921 — Page 6

PAOESIX

THE TlilES Fridav. Mav

' 13, 1921.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

The Irving: school L. T. L. will meet t..l.'.rfrow afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. C. I':. Graves of 333 Elm street u ill 1? r I-.otess. Tim lucutliig la scheduled i t '.31 la tlx aXternooiw T-jeiday. May 10. Troop Xa 4 of the j'i-outi had roll call and a ten i:.:-.ct" 'Irill period. The two months !::V-r-v-'erwl contests ended that month ni.fc Vera McMulien in the lead with 1,2 - -hits; Paul School baa XC2 points, KotsrlocJc SS points. A silver Uv ...H cuj) which la to ba kept by Vern "I .'..;tullii's tatrol until the winning I iirol will ha awarJj t n cup, was

; ro.ie.atod. Ths following officers)

a x.r elected? Msltsn Reese, new oi Walter Kline, treasurer; F. 1 arL-r, troop reporter; Lcstern De-ta.2.-, Assistant scoutmaster.

I;,-. i'ationa have been issued for the v-j l.nff of Ms.r;a.n IVmlnij, daunter t )-X I'. Peniinsr to IMwurd Norton ITirr. "Wednesday. June 1. at 8 o'clock, .t vveJdlnsr la to tako place tit the rrldVs ho:.'.a on Carroll ir. :. A ,.u;-tber of part:-;- sr bein? arranged , r Miss Deming.

; jsUool board wh are Dr. and Mrs. Q. r. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. l. be: cr, and M-. arid Mis. T. K. "'tr,::,::t v, ill Sive a reception to the j chin of the Hammond public ;iioi. and all of the reopld empi..yicl cu;.ecf "4 with the public schools -f li.i-r.Tl, Msy 20. at the homo or It and -Mrs. G. L. Smith of 30 llolirr.n :ret. It will be 41 rather In-f--,rm.I ro.eptloa ar.d tiritertainment such i riier and musio w ill be ! revtd'jd l-iz- the evening.

Ilie H:inu.jnd Temple cf Pythian Pistere viU hold their Initiation tonight c.t the Pythian Temple. Them vili j'jjjti from tha Gary Chapter of lytktari Sisters and a report will he givea ly Mrs. Frank Waller who at-3B6-yi the South Bend convention as a delsgato from Hammond. A pleasant r-vidlugr Is anticipated and a good at.eciiis : is desired, Mxt Davidson of IS3 Cedar street en .-. a-iced about 15 of her frienda for her daughter, Mary. A very nice !:ir.che .a was served and a delightful i.5 reported. Tha gruests vers: :ho :-v ! i'ue C Curtis, V,". F. Croak, J. P. Croac ' J. Xahltram. Weyaiu'Usr, It Grarriho, S. S. Curtis. J. Xciir. A. Rose, Cr. ThoreU. L. Ny;ra, V. A. r!V', K. Olson. J. Klaru-,. Ij. Curktters. Sharnm. Bu'.htz Jii-nso:, r.d T:aj-!c illsa Vdldred Myers entertained at dinner l&et f,vri!-.x for Miss Jennie D"rar-1. wh.. w.H b married to Kenneth R. 'Veavrtn June rha first. The ruests m tae Mesdames E. A. DerraJ, 15. I.. V!..;n and W. 1L Myers, the JdTiss Gar.rlvn I!.ifc:idr. Dorothy Kl !?. Ronl Filllriji-fler. K'lgnia. Dln.rliila and illldred Myers. Tfc riorria economics daparrrnsnt ot the IXajumcinl "iS'oir.en's clua met at ". 0 i.oo ia-n. V.R.;tr F. liil-f ;!J. 754 fco.ch Iiohnr5n stroet for their eloatv.jj ineef.ag- of the year yesterday. At aces an iv.ft -or pi.i- 1 with all sorts cf goo 2 fopu waa cnojyed, tha i'siiires Giles Warner and O, H. Leiry wtyre tha chalniuin cf this com-.

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PLSATHTG AND BUTT0N-H0L3

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PROifPT SEltnCB .. - CAT T- V? ASSET'S TELEPHOSH 44 1 E. STATE ST liAMMOSD I-H,

ATTflXTIOIf X. O. O. K. Jtyr-;h.'rs requested to meet a,t c'tjIj rooms Ifonday evenlna', 7 p. into take p?"t la parade to sprlns; festival irrotinSs,

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Don? foret the big- dance grtvj by the Koso Club, Unity Ilall. Saturday, My ilth. Jaza KIds Orchestra. Publico Invited. 5-11-3

Piiblto) Invited to attend a card party lva By "Women of Moose Hiart Ix-flrlon at llosss Hall Friday evetilnc. Jlajr 1J. Admission Zio. 5-11-2

Tho Triumph Cotsacll No. 11 D. of I, viil have a bom bake sale Saturday, lir.y 14th, General Engineering A Sales Co. 443 Hohrnan st. Bejrlnnlr.g a: 10 o'clock, 5-12-2

ILKSI ATTENTION! Thfre will ho an Important special ri' 'Irg of Hammond Lodgre No. 4S5, at ? p. itu, Sarurilay, May 14th. Fvery mr-.bcr la requested to be present WO. THOMA3, E-Xidted Kuler. 6-13-1

ATTTJVnOir I O. O. 5f. f-rhTs are requested to meet at ( :h ri -tns Monday evening, 7 p. in., to tl: part lr. parad to spring fes-ff-rl irronnds. COMMITTEE.

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mittee with a very' able committee who assisted them. Following the luncheon there was a program in charge of Mr. A. S. Hunt. MIis Elizabeth Eothwcll read very entertainingly two selections. "A Lrost Hoe," and "JUirmle."' There were several conteets which caused amusement, one being an "Eating Contest," six of the ladles were chosen and given two large cookies apiece to eat, the one who finished tlrst winning tho conU'Kt, Mrs. X. Emmrlir.g was the winner; there was a music contest, which was In the form of a bridal procession. Airs. Wm. Love played the strains of a familiar piece end the ona guessing the first and the quickest won this contest, this was won by Mrs. "Walter Maharg; the p-anut contest was won by Mrs. A. Stoikowitz. Mrs. J. IX Moran tho Incoming president gave a 1 leasing tilk on the work of the home economics department for tho coming year ami Mrs. W. A. Hill the retiring president also gava a brief talk. Mrs. Martin Frame the Incoming chairman

lor Tho next year read a letter from l the E. C. Minns Co.. invitlner the worn- t

f-n of the home economics department to attend the lectures which will be given ail of next week at the E. "- Mlnas cafeteria, these lectures will be on dometsic arts and products. At the conclusion cf this very entertaining and delightful afternoon a- rising vof of thanks wns given to Mrs. Bielefeld for her hospitality and to th committee for their work. This ended th year of a series of Interesting, successful and Instructive meetings or the home economies department cf the Hammond 'Woman's rlnh tki. 4.

of the largest derartmer.ts of the cluh It

and is growl tie

profit each year.

mare of South Bend substituted for her sister, Mrs. F. B. Mollroy, who Is ill.

The True Kindred party planned for Saturday afternoon has been postponed. n. L. P. Bill of Webb street who has been ill for the past fi:v days Is very much Improved. Thomas Rt-nnard of Akron. O., was In Hammond on business yesterday.

All Puffed Up. When a tntm completes a doubtful dnl without getting caught he Imnclnes he Ims hrnins enouIi to be a lawyer. KxchniiKe.

HAVRAN PETITION IS GRANTED TODAY

Judge neiter today grsnted the petition of Michael Havran for arecount of the votes cast In the East Chicago republican primary election for city Judge

when the matter came up this morning in Room 2 of the Superior court at j Hammond. '

Havran was represented by Attorneys McAleer, Dorsey and Glllett. while Hymaii Cohen was represented by Attorney C. B. Tinkham. The court appointed Harry Spencer and Abe Otten-

helmer of East Chicago and Fred Smith of Whiting as commissioners to make the recount. These selections were mads with the understanding that in case either of the men could not serve, the court can name substitutes. The work cf going over the ballots will start Monday, May 23 and will take place In Room 3 of the court house at Hammond.

Illinois Coal Reduced To Keep Our Teams Busy We offer for a limited time a good grade of Illinois 6x3 Egg Coal at

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$5.40 Per

Ton

departments of the club, I

In membership and

The history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club which was to have met ar the home of Mrs. Dan Rrown cf Truman avenue Monday afternoon will meet at the home of Mrs.

J. M. Turner of 303 Instead.

iruman avenue

Mayer s! pel as.

Brown Is 111 with the ery-

A very pleasant surprise party wns glvn for Byron Downing by a number of his friends that were gathered at his home on his 17th birthday. Bunco was played, the highest scores being won by Lenore Ellison. Ceeel' Eggers. Lawrence Kimbrough and Byron Downing. Dancing was enjoyed and refreshments served. The guests were Isabel Krelger, Chlo--Oliver, Eenore Ellison. Cora Abernathy. Esther Cooper. Eulah Milllken. Mildred Jackson, Mildred Kimbrough, Cecelia Eggers, Marjory Downing, Ethel Powr.lng. Russell Russell Lawrer.ee, George Housley. Wesley Powley. Henry Eg-rers, Henry Elster and Lawrence Kimbrough. Katherlne Huchel who hss been 111 for the past two days with the tons!litis is able to be out again.

DELIVERED TO YOUR CURB 5 Ton Lots or More 10c per ton less, cash with order. Price in bin quoted on application. Orders Filled in Rotation Don 't Delay Order at Once

Phone 1490

CHICAGO MAN

ASKSTOR RECEIVER

John Konkoly, who is a partner of Peter LIvovlch. In the gracery business

at 4324 Alexander avenue.. East Chicago, Is asking for the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the store. He says Uvlvlch has crowded him to a no side and refuses to let him have any part In the management of the business. The partnership was organised February 2 at which time Konkoly says he put 32.700 Into the business. He says he has received $1,500 out of the proceeds and since May 10 has been refused any Interest In the place. Hhe charges that Uvovlch is now selling the stock at prices on which he is losing money and unless he Is restrained will cause a heavy financial loss to the partners. His petition for a receiver and restraining order were filed In the Superior court at Hammond this morning by Attorneys Ibach, Gavlt, Stlnsoa snd Gavlt.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Cabinet Gas Rang. 8. Btout, 739 State Line street. P stairs In rear, Hammond. ' 5.

FOR RENT Three room modern he;. ed front apartment; 5 4 State 1, street, phone Hammond 257 1. 0-5 "

FOR SALE Motorcycle and ydi c.-. $175; Just over-hauled, will se.Il wi out Bide car; address 702 151st stre Kast Chicago, phone E. 191. 5-p

FOR RENT i iv room cottage aT.d :: roou apartment furnished for l.g:o hskpg., phone 3109 Hammond. or ;;; 152nd street, Wet Hammond 6-lf-l

Simplicity. The art of art, the glory of exrreeion and the sunshine of the light of ttpr. t nlmpHoltv. Walt Whitman.

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Mrs. Lawrence Cox entertained the Columbia club at her home yesterday, the highest score la bridge was mad by Mrs. W. E. Russell sni the second by Mrs. Frank Peming. Mrs. . T.idd-

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SUPPLY

265 Mich. Ave.

Wonderful I Bargains I

SPECIAL! UDIES' BLACK SILK GLOVES Small sizes only, 5, 6, 6J2 ; the 69c O C grade. A Saturday Special, per pair .

523

1 SPECIAL!

CORSETS The well-known W. B. Brand; $2 fl'l OC

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News from Piano

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ITE1M 1 Special reductions on Grand Pianos for the next week. You'll know them the minute you see the name. The line includes three of the best known makes and the reductions are worth your immediate consideration. ITEM 2 The tide of prices on high-grade Players has reached the limit, and offers the opportunity NOW to have what you so long have put off. Buying at this time saves you one to two hundred dollars. We have all the leading makes and offer you the most convenient terms, taking your old instrument in trade if you have one. ITEM 3 In all our experience we have never had a more select number of Used Pianos. Beautiful is expressing it mildly. You can only get an adequate idea of what they are by inspecting them, and we shall be very glad to have you look them over. The prices range from $125 up.. And remember, they are guaranteed to give satisfaction, as they have received the personal attention of Straube's expert piano builders.

They Are Here Men! New Straw Hats

$2.75

We don't reduce the price of our Straw Hats after the season. No, we reduce the price when the season starts. Hats sold all over at $4.00. We sell them at $2.75.

I Organdie Dresses 1 and $1400

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Suits

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Tailored to your measure of strictly all-wool suiting, checks, stripes or all-wool serge. The finest materials, large selection. Very special

$29.75

MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS With or without collars, guaranteed colors, at. . . .

95c

MEN'S SILK HOSE Wilson Bros, make, all colors. Very special. . .

50c

321

MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S KHAKI PANTS

$1.25

I MEN'S SUMMER UNION SUITS Very Qg ft good quality. Saturday, special at. . .

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631 Hohrnan Street, Hammond, Ind.

Finest imported Organdie Dresses. Wonderful styles. Great values. Big bargains.

Ladies9 Wraps $18.75 I All-wool velour, all silk lined, silk embroidered, fa Our $27.50 Wraps at the lowest price any store M offers them $18.75.

Ladies' Extra Size Coats $19.50

AH -wool serge or poplin

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All sizes to 53.

LADIES' SILK LACE special, per pair

HOSE Very

69c

Boys' 2-Paots Suits p Very Special at

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A successrui purchase or new boys Suits, sues o to I . lwo pair of full-lined knickers; latest styles; dark green, brown or mixed patterns. Big bargain. You can't afford to miss it, at $8.50.

A NEW SELECTION! JUST RECEIVED!

CAPS! CAPS! $1

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men.

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Large selection. AIIavooI, one-piece style. UnbreakableHlS,'

Boys' Wool Suits at $5.98

Sizes 6 to 1 0. Full lined pants. Oro pair of knickers. Saturday only, $5.98. BOYS' FURNISHINGS

Boys' Wool Knee Pants

Green or brown flannel to match your boy's suits. 1 O C g Very special for Saturday only, per pair ' M

Suits

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Odds and Ends Broken Sizes

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of higher priced suits, to 1 7. Big bargain, last, per suit,

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H. Shneider, 79 State Street, Hammon LOOK FOR THE NUS5BER "HAMJIOND'S LOWEST PRICED STORE"

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