Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 19, Hammond, Lake County, 21 May 1921 — Page 8
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MiK TIMES 31 a v 21. 1921.
WHITING and its PEOPLE
Whiting;. Church of Christ, iluy 22. 1921, Bible School at 9:4a a. m.. preaching and Junior Church at 11:00 a. m.. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m EvanK.1lstlc service at 7:30 p. m.. There will bo present both morning and evf-ntuK a missionary who Is In this country u:i furlough, who will have a very interest Ung tory to talL In the contest between the Bible Schools of the Christian churches r Indiana Harbor end Whiting:, the locar school is about two thousand points m the lead. The Indiana Harbor school, however, has & habit of surging ahead nvir the end of a contest, eo those Interested in seeing the Whltlns school win should not forget to worn for th com:r.g' few Sundays. Services at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. H. P. Ivay, pastor: Sunday School and Junior Church at D:Sf; public worship with sermon by the pastor at 10:45; Epworth League at 7:0o; Evening aervice at 8:00. A four weeks attendance contact begins tomorrow in the SunIay school between the men and boys on on eide and the women and girls on the other. It will pay every member ot tie aohool to be present at 3:S0 eharp. Educational Nlgrht will he obierved la the evening. Vrof. J. H. Hosklnaon will give a brief talk on the Townar-SterHng- Educational Bill now before oongTexs. formerly known as th Bmith-ToTmer Bill. Tha pastor will also epealt briefly. Special music at both servlcoa. Services at the First Conrregrational ChurcSX tar tomorrow! Sunday School at 19 tn, Moralns "Worship at 11:00 a. ra., Rev. W. J. Trueblood. a retired mlaisfter of eeveral years experience, will ejJc Father Trueblood's nppe&ranae 1b Whitlngr always being looked ferward to rlth gTeat interest. There wli! 1e no tneetlns of the Sunday Evening CSu'in.
Whiting Adccrtiscm en ts Are Winners
Charles Campbell of 1S4 3 Michigan avenue, Chicago, was arrested by officer Carlson on the charge of peddling without a license. He was released on a $30.00 bond, to appear on May 24th for trial. James Dickey of Sheridan avenue la visiting in .St. Ixuis, Mo. Mrs. P.. (.;. Dewey of Sheridan avenue lias been spending eoveral days visiting relatives in Lowell. Miss Jessie Ferris has ibeen entertainingher mother from Dundee, 111., for a few days. Misses MoUio Sugar and Elizabeth raumol and Messrs. Milton Sugar of l'h:ln? and .Sidney Gerttz of South Chicasj.j were guests at a hard times I arty and dance at the Masonic Temple in South Chicago Thursday evening. Miss Mary Hiekey of Pennsylvania avenue spent Thursday visiting Gary friends. Julia K ovacik of 41 Schrage avenue was arr-sted by Officers Xiziolkie wlcz, Maksim and Parker on suspicion of having moonshine in her possession. She w as released on a $50 bond. The marriage cf Miss Mary Sorok-a, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. William Soroka of the West Park addition and John Hannick of Hast Chicago, the latter proprietor in the Twin City Hay and Orain company will take place on n-xt Monday morning. The ceremony i to be performed by Rev. Father Bened ch at St. John's Slovak church at 9 o'clock. There are to be several attendants at this, which is to be a rainhow wedding. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gllberg of Ohio avenue have purchased a new player piano. A daughter was born to" Mr. 'and Mrs. Hnry Lane of. Central avenue, nee 'Blanche Conger, at the Chicago Lying In hospital on Friday. The dancing party to ba given by the Masonic band on next Tuesday evening hag been postponed indefinitely owing t ) other lodge affairs occurring on this same dat. Rev. W. J. Trueblood of Chicago, father of the Rev. Chas. E. Trueblood, will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church on tomorrow morning at II a. to. Rev. C. K. Trueblood. the
pastor, is attending the state meeting of the Congregational churches at Marion, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton .nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstock, ttended the funeral of Mrs. Louise Smith in Chicago. Miss Marie Shea of Bast Chicago was the guest of Miss Nora Sullivan on Thursday evening. The marriage of Nathan Wood, proprietor of the Wood pharmacy, Indiana boulevard and Myrtle avenue. Itobertedale and Miss Lula Metz of St. Louis, Mo., took place at the latter place on May IX. Mr. Wood, who Is a brother of Mrs, II. N. Nichols of Cleveland avenue and his bride are expected to return to Whiting tonight and will take up their residence at the Rafter home in Indiana boulevard for the present. H. S. Da-vidson is constructing a paddle pool In Forsythe square for the use of the five-year-old youngrsters. He reports an Increasing Interest In Water Garden lots and says he has plenty of lots left for sale. Prices will be Increased in June.
ROBSETSDALE
STAR. THEATER Eddy Lyons and Lee Mora.n In "Fixed by George," a Sunshine comedy, "The Big Secret." also three bi acts of vaudeville. Sunday, Wm. Ruasel In "Bare Nuckles." also Sunshine comedy, "The
Big Secret.' Episode 2 of "The White
Horseman." 5-21-1 First Evangelical church, Robertsdale, Sunday school. 9.45 a. m.; morning message, "The Most Essential Element in Progressive Church Work," 11 a. m.. Juniors. 2 p. m.. Young Peoples
meeting. 7:15 p. tn. The Young Peoples
society will .be reorganized in the near future. Evening"? sermon, "Forfeited Sonship," S p. m.. A Scout troop will be organized on Monday evening at 7 o'leock. May 3. Anybody In the vicin-
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H OoMen A Sons reat May sale bsrla fiomorrow, Thursday. May 19. -18-2 lava EieTrere, garden tiose. lawn
seed. Patten's Sun Proof Paints, at i
SaaeJaer's, SOI Indianapoliv tjoulevard. 5-4-tf H. (Jordan & Sans offer you new bargains every day. Watch the wlndowa. 5-lS-tf W.nted to Rent J or t unfurnished rooms in Whiting, best of reference. Phone "Waiting 2J3. 6-17-5 BASEBALL NOTICE H. Gordon A Sons carry a complete line of fipamldlngrs. official sporting goods. S-18-tf Investigate Setters 15.00 down sale. A remarkable offer that will last only two week. 5-1 SGreat ajaea tn footwear for men. women and children. We give the best quality e,t the lowest price. First class shoe repairing, we use genuine leather only. If we 5o not please we gladly refund your money. Give us a trial. Rapid Choe and Repair Co., 6 42 119th stieat. Wlxltlng; phone 231. -17-5 Bm TBaf celebrated Pastry Chef deWMMtraftje PenffliBufo- f Jorr.blnation P.&ara in SelfeT's windoW Thursday, Friday mnA Saturday evening. A place cf OTJjeefe'e famous luscious pie to very lady visitor. 5-18-4 Heraatttohlng and plcotlag. Mrs. A. B. Ehl!y, 142 Atchison avenue, comer lUth street, -13-3
$1.05 1 -quart Aluminum Stew Pan For ONLY 29c On or before June 2 Cover only 1 4 c. extra
LIMITED Special OSmt expira en Asia Baraad Balow
SEC the difference FEEL the difference KNOW Uw differencebetween ordinary aluminum and "Weer-Ever"
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This Special Offer is made so you can see for yourself that aluminum utensils are NOT all the
same.
"Wear-Ever" utensils are made from hard, thick, cold-rolled sheet aluminum metal which again and again has been passed through gigantic rolling mills and subjected to the pressure of huge stamping machines. Get your Stew Pan today!
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, FOR 8ALS T room fcouse, Ohio avenue, J5.200. G room bungalow Stanton avenue J8,20C; l,O00 cash, balance on easy terma, 6 Ktaaa bungalow Stanton avenue U,TO0 flHJO cash, talacce on. easy tanst, room tiouse, Kew York avenue not& ot 119th ereet, I5.S00. a E JMEEK. Ceveland Ave, & 119th St. R-C Central State Bank, Whiting 6-20-2 For Rent. 1 furnished room. Apply 411 &erian aTenue. 6-20-2 Tb tlret of Jtrne I will more my de&t&l office to Hammond, over the AmerliOan Truet and Savings Bank a lit fttmt tre. AJ1 those indebted to me please oall nnd aettle at once. Dr MorSTOrthaler. 5-21-4 For Sale T room house with bath4 guM, electrio end furnace heat, on Ohir, avenue. Immediate possession, tfrms reasonable, Eralth, Bader, Davidson Co. Thone 11. -21-3
Wanted Girl for general house work j Appl7 Whiting News. 6-21-1; FHIXCESS THEATER TOVIGHT j Tjousrlaa MoLeon and Tt Stay in j The Bookie Return! nlno A Monkey, A i Dog and A Baiy and Educational co m - 1 dy. Oomln Bnnday, HIIHo Burke In , The Idacatlon of EHtsaneth. 5-21-1 ! Wanted -A night man to do some ! cooking, must be energetic and reliable- i
also assistant cooic aays. OKeefe'.s Cafe, Wcitlni". Quit pyJn high prices for your houae wlrlnig, electric fixtures and ap
pliances. Call Boulevard Electric shop. ; corner 119th and Indiana bou!e ard i PJxone 802 Whiting. B-21-1 j Dine and dance tonight, Cafe La- j fayette. Gorman's orchestra. .r. ji prices. 5-21-1 ;
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FRXSCESS THEATER TO.XKiHT Donclu MtLeon and Uorls May in The Rookie "iftnrn also A Monkey, A Dog and A Baby and lid lira t ion nl comedy. Coming Sunday, 111 I lie Burke in The EducRtlon or EHiabeth. 6-21 -1 BTAR THEATER Eddy Lyons and Lee Moran in "Fixed by Oeorge." a Sunshine corned", "The Big Secret," also three big acts of vau-
Nuckles," Jso Sunshine comedy, "The j
Edward C. Minas Co.
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ails Wednesday
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and Continues Four Days
Keep this day open come prepared to see wonderful fibre furniture at prices that mean a great money-saving. This is only one of many sale surprises we have planned for the final week of our May Sales and Drive for 20,000 New Customers. SEE MONDAY'S PAPER FOR MORE INFORMATION
lty, 9 to 12 years, may be a Junior cout, and above that age, a senior scout, air. Osborne, the scout organizer, -will be present. Sir. Dally has been appointed scout master. The chlldren's day committee will meet on " ednesday, 7 p. m. Any child or young Person in tho community may be' in the choirs that are being formed. The choirs meet regularly on Friday evening at 7 and 7:30 and 8 o'clock. Prayer service on Wednesday evening, 8 o clock. The Interest is on the Increase in this most essential service of the church. The parsonage was very beauttrully decorated on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week by Mr. Lmcke, and helper Callers on the new pastor and family win be welcome at any time curing the week now. The pastor attended the funeral of Hon. William urote, one of h , .
f the gv""-- church at!
Elgin on Wednesday, this week. Miss Frances Jones of Crown Point Is at the J. Brown home on Myrtle avenue. Mrs. John Blaul, Jr., who has been on the sick list for several days. Is able to be around again. Miss Lillian Wlchorst of Superior avenue was a Hammond visitor last evening. A party of nix little girls surprised Miss Elsie Jones at her home on Atchison avenue last evening. The event being the sixth anniversary of her birth. The little tots enjoyed themselves Immensely from the hour of six to eight, when Mrs. Jones served Ice cream and cake, 6lx candles decorated the birthday cake.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Geo. Bader, who was struck down by an
automobile while getting off of a ftree
car about a month ago, is able to sit up. The Langohr family of Myrtle avenue had as their 'guests for several days, William, Elizabeth, Helen, Arthur an3 Robert Demur of Milwaukee, Wis. Miss Adallne Leverenr of Myrtle avenue Is able to be out again after a confinement of several aays illness. Mrs. Edward ffjloom of East Bide was a guest at the George Oolding home on 116th street, Thursday. Kev. H. C. Powell of the Robertsdale church attended the funeral of the Hon. William Grote at Elkln, 111., last Wednesday. Mr. Charley Etross la etill taking her little daughter. Dorothy, to the Mercy hospital dally for treatment which is benefitting the child a, great
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Mieaes Hobo and Mary Theil of Hammond spent Thursday here with their parents. Mre. Frank Stark returned Thursda--morning from several days visit with relatives at Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maglnot hav gone to Louisville, Ky., the home -f his wife where they will make the.r future home. Mies Dorothy Koehle was a Hammond visitor on Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Doescher was a Hammond visitor on Friday. Mrs. Anna Johnson returned Frid.i evening from spending some time w relatives at Pouth Chicago.
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All that the word "Thrift" means and implies is brought out with exceedingly stong force here Monday and six days after that. We do not merely say the word "Thrift" but act upon it, for in making this final week of our May Sales the best of all, important events are to take place. And every one. man, woman or child, every home that wishes to practice to be thrifty will find it beneficial to attend. We start the ball rollin with these bargains for Monday. Every Women Should Investigate These "Thrifty Fabric Specials"
COLORED ORGANDIE 40 inches wide in a permanent finish, come in pink, blue, yellow, green, rose, grey, orange, helio, brown, apricot, a value that we offer at a low Q O price, special at U w
TISSUE GINGHAMS 36 inches wide, made of fine combed yarns, come in a beautiful assortment of patterns, suitable for dresses and blouses, E O - specially priced at J J
WHITE SPORT SILKS-40 in. wide in a large assortment of patterns.
The leading silk today We offer these special at
for skirts. 3.98
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 36 inches t i r l .1 1
wide, maae or round mreaa conon,
in a good weight. We offer this at a special price
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ECONOMY SILK 36 inches wide in a full range of colors, very popular this season for dresses, CQp waists, etc, at 0yv
CREPE DE CHINE 40 inches wide in the season's latest shades. Very popu lar for blouses and dresses specially priced at
BASEMENT BARGAINS
COFFEE Monarch brand, specia 1 3 lbs. for 95c
MAIL BOX Black Japaned with paper holder, extra O special at WASH BOARD Large rubbing surface, well made, CQp special at . WASH BOILER Copper bottom, large size, extra heavy O QQ grade, special at
Extra Special All Wool Suits for Juniors 3-4 and 8 Years ALL WOOL SUITS For boys 3. 4 and 8 years, made of tan serge, sailor style, with the straight pants, only 10 suits in the CQ lot, Monday only at
Women's 'Kerchiefs 25c Of fine linen with beautiful embroidered corner, dainty hemstitched. Women's Lisle Hose 29c Black only, highly mercerized lisle with double sole and heel, with wide elastic garter top, 39c value. Filet Lace Special 10c yd. Of heavy yarns, about 4 inch wide, attractive patterns in both edges and insertions, 15c values.
Special Sales in Porch Dresses
and Ap
rons
PORCH DRESSES Made of araoskeg gingham, in novelty checks, with tie back sash, and trimmed with plain material in contrasting colors, and ric rac
braid. Very Q CPI
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House Aprons
HOUSE, APRONS A new
shipment of house aprons, made of fine quality amoskeg gingham in novelty plaids, with belt and sash, and trimmings of ric rac braid, very specially priced 1 CA for Monday's selling
POLLY PRIM APRONS
Made of unbleached muslin, trimmed in bands of fast color lT,. $1.00
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A Pair of Play
Priced Unusually low for Monday
Soft brown Willow calf uppers, Simbac Welt Scuffer style, best quality. Sizes 6 to 8, specially priced at $1.75 Sizes Yz to 1 1, specially priced at $2.00 " Sizes 1 lj2 to 2. specially priced at $2.25 Barefoot Sandals "The Sinbac Kind" best grade brown 1 CA willow calf sandal that fit the feet, sizes 5 to 8 at Sizes 8'2 to II, specially priced at $1.75 Sizes 1 1 Yi to 2, specially priced at $2.00 Boy Scout Shoes Best grade brown elk uppers, with O QO double wear chrome soles; sizes 1 to 5J. Sale price. . . . Children'. Mary Jane Slippers- ith buttons in . - f . itj patents and brown kid, sizes II In patent and soft brown kid, tQ 2 specially O CQ wedge heels, sizes 4 to J Priced at 8, a very special price . . , , 7 Child's sizes, Sy2 to 1 1, at $2.49 Lamb's Wool Shoe Polishers 1 C p specially priced at this sale for Wire Brashes for Suede Leathere 2?f specially priced at this sale for
Mens and Boys S
New Silk Overblouses Arrive Just out of their tissue wrappings are new, cool and refreshing over-blouses for summer wear. Made of soft, filmy crepe de chine in the popular tie-back styles and trimmed in pretty laces. These are qualities that several months ago would have sold for much higher pricings. For g 0 Monday they are very low at
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Men's Khaki Trousers, cuffed, at $1.69 Men's Summer Union Suits, at 95c Men's Tan Collar attached Dress Shirts, at . $1.85 Men's Collar attached Percale Shirts, at $1.35 Men's Cooper, Wilson Union Suits, at $1.35 Men's Blue Bell Work Shirts, at 79c Signal Railroad Shirts, 2 collars, at $2.00 Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, each 59c Men's Mesh Union Suits, at . ........95c Men's Muslin Night Shirts, at 89c Men's Black and Brown Cotton Hose, per pair 1 Oc Men's Silk and Fancy Hose, pair . 50c Boys' Nainsook Union Suits to 16 years, at 59c Boys' Blouses, yoke back, cpen cuff, at 75c Boys' Dress Shirts, light stirpes, at 95c
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Horseman." 5-21-1