Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 284, Hammond, Lake County, 20 May 1921 — Page 8

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THE TIMES

WHITING and its PEOPLE

llr. Andrew Ksllmw was "at home"

to a party of young- ladles at her home In Cleveland Tnut on Wednesday

venlng- In honor of her sister, Mrs

Uaeejjhln McIermo-tt iLolmeis. ' The

Bsaemaiea guosxs expected in aa-

nounmnt of h data for the Mc-Xermott-Lohnls wedding, but Instead found th aim of the party -vvag to re alts known th fact that the wedding had taken place four months ago. The renin was most delightfully spent

In playing bunco, honors bring- award

ed to Mrs. Walter Echelbach of East

Chicago and SIUs Myrtle Pedersen

Mrs. Kellman served a delicious course

luncheon, the decorations and pUcards bain wuggrestive of the nuptial

event, it elng- at the- table that the jruests -wer apprised of the news that

the expected had already happened. tr. and Mrs. John Weleby of Hotart rpent Wednesday visiting Whltfriends and relatives. Mrs. Oeorfe O. Bchaaf of Central avenue Is entertaining her cousin, Mrs Myers and daughter, Lillian of Chicago. Mr N. A. Emerson, Mrs. Blnhommer,

Mrs. May Iouer and Mrs. Irene Can-

Der have been attending ths annua

Kebeliah aesembly, which was held at

Tnd.lanapolii Mrs. !uer And Mi

(fanner remained for a longer stay for

the rmrpoae of visiting friends in Ia-di-inapolle.

Whiting A d vertis em en ts Are Winners

Lawn mowers, garden hos, lawn seed. Pattern's Sun Proof Pali.ts, at Smeisor'a, 805 Indlanai-'Ollv t-oulevard. i-i-tt H. Gordon & Sans offer you new bargains every day. Watch the windows. 5-18-tf

Friday, May 20, 1921

Investigate A remarkable two weaka.

Selfers $5. CO down sale. e;?er tTiat -ivlll last only S-lS-s

Mrs. August Trowe of Central ave

nue had aa her guesta on Wednesday

about 60 relatives and friends in cele

bration of her birthday anniversary,

The afternoon -was - most delightfully spent in a social way. A luncheon belnjj served. The hostess received many

Sifts.

Mrs. A. Young, formerly of Whiting has purchased the Reed Hubbard house

on Roberts avenue in Robertsdale

which she now occupies.

Mrs. Ida Glllmurray, who has been in the west, is visiting at the home of her

son, Frank A. Glllmurray, who though employed at Whiting resides in Hammond. Mrs. Glllmurray will also visit

friends here.

The news of the -wedding of Miss Josephine E. McDermott. daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. James Mcpermott of

Sheridan avenue and George I. Loluiels

of Chicago, kept a secret until now

comes as a great surprise to the many

friends of the young couple. The wedding took place in Chicago on January

22. 1931, being performed by Rev,

Father O'Brien at St. Thomas Catholic church, the attendants being Mr;)

bchaller, sister of the groom and Mr.

Edward Pool. The bride Is a graduate

of the Whiting high school and has

been employed as a stenographer at

the Standard Oil company for several years. Mr. Lohnula la employed iy the Lloyd Thomas company in Chicago

and tomorrow they will take up their residence on the north side in Chicago

their place at 1121 Kenmore avenue being ready for occupancy.

A number of members of the Beta

Gamma UpsUon sorority. Whiting chapter, will attend a card party to be given by the grand chapter In Chicago

tomorrow.

The R. N. of A. will have their regular meeting on next Monday evening. The -wedding of Miss Clara Sell of Robertsdale and Owen McN'eally of

Whiting took place at the Sacred Heart church on Wednesday morning

in the presence of a number of relatives and friends. Miss Agnes Sell was

maid of honor for her slater with Miss Clara Korczyk. as brldetmtald and Vln-

nt Sell, brother of the .bride as best

man. The bride has been employed

as telephone operator in the local exchange and the groom, whose home Is

in Burton, W. Vi, Is a nephew of Chas

and Jopfe Cunningham of Whiting After spending a few days in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. McN'eally will re-turn to Whiting where they will go to house keeping on Lake street.

See o'Keefa cdebrated Pastry Chef dercvoriatrarje Peirinsu.'Jar fJombt nation Ranga In Seifer's window Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening. A piece of O'Kieefe'a famous luscious p! to very lady visitor. 0-1S-4 H. Gordon & Sons great May sale begin stomorrow, Thursday. May 39. 6-1S-2 GEO. D. THTB il LT Chiropractor Scbrage Building Phono 133-J Offlce hours: Tally from 2:00 p. m. to 5:00 p. m. Evenlngs, 7:00 to 8:30. Wanted to Rent 2 or 3 unfurnished rooms In Whiting, best of reference. Phono Whiting 2S2. 5-17-6 Great values in footwear for men. women and children. We give the best Quality at the lowest price. First class shoe repairing, we use genuine leather only. If we do not please we gfradly refund your money. Give u? a trial. Rapid Shoe and Repair Co.. 642 119lh street. Whiting; phone 3 SI. 6-17-5 The Christian church choir will give a eoial at the church parlor?, Friday evening, the 20th. All come. 6-13-2 Hemstitching and picoting. Mrs. A E. Shelly, 143 Atchison a' enue, corner llth street. 5-13-3 BASEBALL OTICK ' H. Gordon & Sons carry a complete

line of goods.

Spauiding's official s;

TPor Rent 1 furnished 417 Sheridan avenue.

room,

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FOR SALE 7 foora hause, Ohio avenue, $;.200. 5 room bungalow Stanton avenue J6.200; $1,000 cash, balance on easy terms. 6 room bungalow Stanton avenue $5,700; $1,000 cash, balance on easy terms. 6 room house, New York avenue nerth of 119th street, $5,500. O. E .MEEK Cleveland Ave. &. 113th St. Hear of Central State Bank, Whiting 5-20-2 PRICESS THEATER TONIGHT Hope Hampton In the Bait; aloo Ruth Roland In Avenglngr Arrow nnd Christie comedy. 5-20-1 STAR THEATER TONIGHT "Fantomas," episode 13. Win. lxinean and Edith Johnson In "Fijrlit'tiK Fate," epU-ode 8. Joe Ryan in "Th Purple Riders." episode X. Hank Mr-nn comedy "Up in the Air." Mutt nnd Jeff In "A Rare r.ird." 5-2r'-l

ROBERTSDALE

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horvat of Myrtle avenue attended a wedding In Chicago the fore part of this week. Mrs. Edward Freest of Myrtle avenue was called to Allegan, Mich., by the serious Illness of her friend Mrs. W. Aldrich, -who has been In poor health for some time. The Aldrlch's were formerly Robertsdale people and will be remembered by many of the older settlers. Mr. and Mrs. M. Ferguson of Indiana Harbor. visited Robertsdale friends the other evening. Mrs. Turley and son. Earnest of Lincoln avenue, are spending a few days

at Tatea City, 111., visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. Langohr and family and their nephew, Milton Marts, spent a few days on a motor trip to Laporte, South Bend and St. Joe. George Walters, who rooms on Roberts avenue, left (for Chacon. Ia., where he was called by the illness of a relative. William Smith of Stanton avenue and Marcus Kallberg of Myrtle avenue are recent purchasers of lots in the Sheffield addition. Edward Bader of East Side, visited his mother, Mrs. George Bader of

Myrtle avenue. The foundations for several new homes are being laid in the Foraythe Water Gardens. Many improvements are helng made by property owners on Myrtle avenue by building and painting of their homesMrs. Roy Moore is getting along nicely from her recent illness.

Why, 8o Many Reformers? Reforming the other fellow la not only excitlr;. but It Is so much more comfortable than contemplating one'a

own deficiencies. Houston Post

Complete June List NOW ON SALE

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PRINCESS THEATER TOMGHT Hope Hampton In the Bolt) nleo Huth Roland in Avenging; Arro-rr and ChrteWc coined?-. 6-20-1 STAR THEATER TONIGHT "Fantomas." episode 13. Win. Duncan and Edith Johnson tn "Fighting Fate." episode 8. Joe Ryan in "The Purple Riders," episode 8. Hank Mann comedy "Up in the Air." Mutt and Jeff in "A Rare Bird." 6-20-1 A beautiful wedding took pl-ace at the Sacred Heart church Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, when the Rev. Father Miller united Miss Clara Sell cf Indiasapolls boulevard and Owen McNVely of Whiting in marriage. The bride was' attired in a gown of white georgette crepe and carried a shower boquet of rosea and -llllies of the valley. Miss Agnes .Sell sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Miss Clara Korczyk brides maid, both girls wore white taffeta dresses and carried beautiful boquets of plonies. Vincent cell, the brides brother acted as usher. A wedding breakfast was served, also a 6 o'clc-ck course dinner at the Sell home. The tables were .beautifully; dtcciated with ferns and lilies of the valley. After the dinner the bridal party left for Chicago, where they saw "Smooth as Silk," at the court theater. Mr. and Mrs. McNeely are two of our most popular young people, the bride having been employed at our local telephone office and the groom at the Standard Oil company. They will go to house keeping on Lake avenue tn the Shads home which is all in readiness for them, congratulations and best wishes are extended to tho happy couple by their many friends. Mrs. O. E. Meek and daughter, Thelma of Indianapolis boulevard, are spending the week end with the Ault family at Momence, 111.

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Now on Display First honors were awarded the Straube Piano & Music Company of Hammond at the national convention of Piano Manufacturers and Music Dealers held at the Drake Hotel in Chicago the past week, for the most beautiful display of Pianos, Piano Players and Grands. Straube's Exhibition Models, the same as were displayed at the convention, will be shown at the Straube local store, 63 1 Hohmari Street, tomorrow and all next week. We, therefore, send you this invitation to see the exhibition at your earliest convenience. Our second floor display room is one of the finest in the state of Indiana, and you'll enjoy a visit here, where yoi will see all the leading makes of Players, Uprights and Grands. All Pianos are reduced $100 to $200 and every purchaser is entitled to receive our Policy of Protection, which is issued free of charge. Ask for it. Also many beautiful used models at $125 and up.

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Fresh Lean Pork Butts whole, per pound at

16 If

On account of the terrible weakness, nervousness and alarrninf? symptoms, which are often produced by iron starvation of the blood, the sufferer frequently nerer suspects the real cause of her trouble bnt thinks she has someotber ailment. As a result of iron starvation yon may s uffor from headaches, dizziness, shortness of breath or heart palpitation, pains across the buck, loss of memory, weak will power. melancholy or the"hlue, "disturbed digestion, loss of appetite, BlnrplcM nights, night sweats and so on. In such canes do not wait until you go all to pieces and collapse in a state of nervous prostration but eat more spinach and srreen vegetables and take onranic Iron like Nuxated Iron with them for a while and nee v- hat a difWcnre it makes. But be sure the iron you take is orfanic Iron and not metallic iron which people usually take. Metallic iron is iron just as It coiries from the action of strong acids on small pieces of iron, while organic iron like Nuxated Iron is like the iron in your blood and like the iron In spinach, lentils and ipples. Beware of substitutes. Look fr.r the name "Nuxated" on every p.-cksire and the letters N. I. on every tablet, your money will be refunded by the manufacturers if you do not obtain perfectly satisfactory resuiU. War aatt by all druggist.

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Fresh Spare Ribs, nice and meaty, 1 ff per pound at . Choice Chuck Roast, 1 O per pound at 1 5c and AJv Beef Pot Roast. 2.C per pound at Veal Stew, fresh cut, 1 Or per pound at vV Veal Shoulder Roast, 1 per pound at & JK - Fancy Salami Sausage, OOl per pound at Good Luck Oleo, A 2 pounds for only Finest quality Brick and American 1 Q Cheese, per pound at X ay Bacon Squares, 1 Oi - per pound at . 2 v

t . Milk, Sincerity and Good Luck 11 brand, special per can VFinest Pure Creamery, per lb. ! "ZZ 71 IT"I prints at SmCcntr Cofffc' Worth 45c 34 C per can at only w w 33c j Classic Soap, at this sale, A Qk : 1 0 bars for only J C EggS Baby Doll Soap, 2C5r Strictly fresh, new laid, dozen at this sale, 7 bars for 9 7 A Hand Picked Nayy Bcans per pound at Lard . PCfndtna1:- ...16c WKte Star brand pure rend- peaut Butter, best quality. ered Lard, per lb. prints at this sale 2 pounds for 12c I Puritan Malt and Hops, T C . specially priced for ; ' Extra I Peaches, finest quality, packed in OQ. r d 1. i j heavy syrup. No. 2 size can, 2 for .. rancy Brooms, the kind you - have been paying 75c to $1.00 Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 1 A for, special at per pound at ' X Vf v OQ Live Chickens, at this sale, OQ per pound at

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Records

Song Hits ( Scandinavia (Sing Dose Song and Make Dose Musio Al Jolton Funeral Blues (Eat Custard and YouH Never Break a Tooth) Blostom Seelev

I Used to Love You But It's All Over Now Frank Cru.mil

No wonder I m Blue Just We Two Rose of Athlone

A-3392 f Make Believe 85c Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep A-3394J Mary and John 85c Nobody's Rose

I'm Gonna Jazz My Way Right Straight Thru Paradise Mary Stafford and Her Jazz Band Down Where They Play the Blues Mary Stafford and Her Jazz Band

A-3388 85c A-3357 85c

Frank Crumit Howard Martk Howard Marth Nora Baytt Nora Baytt Edwin Smalle Edwin Small

A-3390 85c

A -3386 85c A. 3385 85c

Put on de Golden Sword arry C. Browne and Malt Quart t Get Yo Ticket Harry C. Browne Rescue the Perishing Henry Burr Sweet Hour of Prayer Henry Burr

Dance Records a (Nestle In Your Daddy's Arms. Fox-trot A".V Art Hickman's Orchestra e 1 1 Spoiled You. Fox-trot Art Hickman's Orchestra a timt (Siren of a Southern Sea. Fox-trot asL 1 Art WteJfcman'a Orchestra I Day Dreams. Fox-trot Art Hickman's Orchestra (Mazie. Medley Fox-trot Yerhes J azarimba Orchestra Two Sweet Lips. Medley Fox-trot Yerkes J azarimba Orchestra A-3383J Toddle. Fox-trot Paul Biese Trio 85c BeelaBoola. Song One-step Paul Biese Trio ihj f I Lost You. Fox trot The Happy Six AVM Yokohama Lullaby. Medley Fox-trot 85c ( Tfurllappy Six I Over the Hill. Song Waltz The Metropolitan Dance Players Dreamy Hawaii. Medley Waltz The Metropolitan Dance Players a . (Bright Eyes Jess Libonaii, Xylophone Solo ,5 Underneath Hawaiian Skies Jess Libonaii, Xylophone Solm

Opera and Concert

79518 f $1.00 A-3380J 81.00

79155 8100 A-3381 $1.00 79457 $1.00

Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses Charles Haekett Pale Moon (An Indian Love Song) George Meader My Little Home on the Hill George Meader Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms Pablo Casals

Turkey in the Straw The Gum-Suckers March

Canto Amoroso

Percy Grainger Percy Grainger Duci de Kerelcjario

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A-6182 $1.50

E-7072 85c

Hearts and Flowers. Key of "G" Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Eugen Ysaye Love in Idleness (Serenade) Key of "C" Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Eugen Ysaye Tropical Dance No. 4 Haylian Orchestra, conducted by Justin Elie Voodoo Scenes (Priestess Dance) H ay tian Orchestra, conducted bp Justin Elie

Stndmrd Moduli from $30 op Pmneyf1 Cvsifns from 9335 ap to $2100

Columbia Novelty Record Week May 28 June 4 Something different for your record library. Original. Individual. Exceptional.

HmtM Coiumblm RcorJ SoU mt mil Columbia Domlort tho 10th and 20th of Eoory Month COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York

If its on a record you will find it in a

till Columbia Catalogue

HAVE YOU HEARD A3389 Underneath Hawaiian Skies Xylophone Solo J. M. Wilcockson Music Co. 145 East State St. Hammond