Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 23 June 1921 — Page 12
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TJTE TIMES Thursday, Juno 23, 1921 WHITING ' and its PEOPLE HANK and PETE a GOX T DO EXPENSIVE. by RAY HOPPMAN fDBH SUCH 6QtRTe.rU STOP Ar40 I'LL BfcCri TM CTTWfcv - v X V, - y . frvitS (OvJ WE'LL
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' Has purchased a new Haynes In which "'h'e and his son Abe expect to motor to ""Colorado Spring to visit Mrs. Stowell l'nd Helen. Mrs. J. R. Reddine and children h.ive pone to Central. Indiana, to spend BtVral weeks visiting: her mother. "'' J. R. Morrirfon. of New York avenue, "lias purchased a new Chandler car. Ellery Ileal of the AVest Park addt- ; tlon is to be a graduate of tlie KnKle-
. fc-ond hig-h school In Chicago. ', The Ileta Carnnia t'psilon sorority , irave a beach supper at the Whiting' park on Tuesday evenlnar. K.'telle Abbott, of Cleveland avenue, I ta. been spending: several days visiting '. ier grandmother at Harvey, 111. Mrs. William Wilson entertained a , number of friends at a party at her J Ijome in Ohio avenue on Tuesday eventnsT In honor of her cousin, Mrs. Floyd "Sharp of Sugar Creek, Mo. The eveningwas spent in playing five hundred, ; the honors (Toing- to Mrs. Sharp and ; Mrs. Therole Lenien. Refreshments ' were enjoyed following the cards. Mrs. N. K. Wilson was hostess to a party of fifteen at her home in Oliver ;rert on Tuesday evening, honoring ;MIs Oladys M. OefflnRer of Oliver street at a miscellaneous shower. The evening was enjoyed In playinsr bunco. the honors jroins- to Miss Vivian Crouch. ; Miss Gladys Oeffiniter and Miss Kliza ; Gardner. This wa-? followed by the openlnjr of the R-'fts by the sruest of honor who received many beautiful presents. Mrs. Wilson served a dainty ; two course luncheon to her tfiiests. Miss Oefflnirer's marriace to Mr. Alvln Rueff of Chicago, will be an event of the later summer. Mr. Rueff, who Is an engineer and draftsman for the S C Co.. I now In Wichita, Kansas, on business for the company. Mrs. Oder and daughter, Thelma. of LaPorte avenue, will leave FVlday for ; their future home In Port Arthur, Tex. ' Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Piper will then . go to housekeeping In the Douglas . flat to be vacated by the Oders. . The K. of P. will meet In regrular session this evening. - Mrs. David Clements entertained at A bunco party at tr home In Ohio ' avenue.
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from here Including the Rev. Rradac and family of Atchison avenue, were iruets of the Rohon's on Myrtle avenue at a beach supper on Monday evening at the Uobertsdale I'ark. R. J. htoirer of KiiRlewood, visited his sinter. Mrs. Ida Hunt of Myrtle avenue last week. Clyde Smith returned to his home on Atchison avenue, from Marcelles Mich., where he spent his vacation with relatives. Mrs. t. Carmicheal and two sons of Monticello, Ind.. are spending a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Rufsel McCarty of Indiana boulevard. Andrew Johnson of Atchison avenue is laid up at his home with a sprained ankle. Mrs. Hexadorn of Wlnsor Park, visited her daughter. Mrs. H. Breckman and family of Atchison avenue, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. K. Freeze went on a motor trip last Monday through different points in Indiana. The Mesdames E. E(ff?ers, Frank Huehler. M. ltuehler and Ausrusta Kgtters, attended tho birthday party of Mrs. Amelia Etter of Whiting last Sunday evening. little Susie Carlile of Myrtle avenue is confined to her home with the mumps, which is causing her a frreat deal of trouble this warm weather. Misj Martha Skeren of Chicago, was the guest of Miss Susie Rohon of Myrtle avenue the forepart of the week. Miss Rohon and her guest and Miss Marie Srabala, attended a theater in Chicago.
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Mits May me Brand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brand, and Mr. William Fleck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fleck, were united in marriage yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Jynn at the Catholic Parsonage and vaa witnessed by Miss Martha Wohl, as maid of honor, Mr. Paul Nehuer as best man. and Miss Clara Fleck. The bride wore a dress o' fiay satin with corsage -of white sweet peas. -:. Mom worr yellow taffeta with lavender sweet peas. A wedding breakfast was served at the bride'a home Immediately after the ceremony to the Immediate families of both parties. Trie young couple left for a few days honeymoon trip and upon their return will reside on Lincoln (rtreet. where they have a bungalow furnished. The groom is employed in the offices of the American Bridge company at Gary.
Mr. A. C. Knight la enjoying a couple, of week's vacation and will leave today with his family to visit friends and relatives at Kalamazoo. Mich.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chase of Hammond are here visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lehman.
j Delightful Hair Wash
warn ra sooKLir os KOTHtusoeB tsi tuaT.nc omu ssBLtroa Co.. birr. 0. Atlas ia, a.
You can enjoy a delightful shampoo with very little effort and for a very trifling cost. If you get from your dniKK'ist's a. pax-kage of cant'hrox and dissolve a teapoonful in a cup of hot water. This makes a full cup of shampoo liquid, enough so It is tn.y to apply it to all tihe hair instead of Just the op of the head. Your shampoo Is now ready. Just pour a little at a time on the scalp and hair until both are entirely covered by the daintily perfumed preparation that thoroughly dissolves and removes every bit of dandruff, excess oil and dirt. After rinsing the hair dries quickly with a flufflness that
makes it seem heavier than ft i and
takes on a rich luster and a softness that makes arranging it a pleasure. Adv.
ST. JOHN
If you live in St. John, or within a radius of 23 miles, you can save money by trading at the Bon Ton store, St. John. Watch for our b!K sale beginning Monday. June 27th New goods at low prices. Free delivery in St. John. , 6-23-lt
COOK If you live In St. John, or within a radius of 25 miles, you can save money by trading at the Bon Ton store. St. John. Watch for our big sale beginning Monday, June 27th. New goods at low prices. 6-22-lt
It Cant B Dan. It Is all rlf-ht to say exactly what you think. But you ar going- to spend most of your time In the hospital. Cincinnati Knanlrer.
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Tho world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles. Holland' national remedy since 1696. All druggists, three sizes. Guaranteed. Lk It taa mm Cld MwUt oa mtmry be ea cct hafcatfesi
ROBERTSDALE
STAR THEATKR TONIGHT. ; ' Tom Mix In "Hands Off" and Frlima ; colored picture "Here and There"; 'also comedy. "The Janitor." 6-22-2 ; 'Mrs. John Mnrry of Roberts avenue, ; received word from her husband who ;left here -several weenn ago. for Port ;Arthur, that his health has been benefitted a great dal .by the change, and ;ls leaving Port Arthur to go still ; farther west. ; The following young men from the 'Concordia college of Springfield, 111., ;Andrew Bomba, John Bohenaok. John .Marchak. and a large number of friends ' Wgggggg; i m
Whiting Advertisements Are Winners
7Try a can of West Park Floor VarHsh, made to walk on. sold only by 3Epm Emelser, 605 Indiana boulevard, r 6-9-tf Expressing, moving and hauling of 11 kinds. Phone Whiting 206-R. P. B. "Sley. Truck for parties. 6-16-tf For Sale A second hand Dodge touring ear. Apply to S. C. Dwyer, receiver b0 llth street. 6-18-5 Any Spring Hat In stock and Straw Combination. Friday and Saturday. A&ly $3.00. Sport Hats in white and, colored satin. 3 to 13.00. McKlroy Hat lOjop, 423 Inmanapolis boulvard. Whlt5ng. 6-23-2 ST. Tl THKATHK TONIGHT Tom Mix In "Hands Off" and Prlzma Ctlored picture "Hi.ro and There"; aLso comedy, "The Janitor." 6-22-2
JrpR BAT..E Household furniture, ln--lud!ng piano and Eden wajhi Uachine. 605 119th street, 2nd flat, phone 317J, Whiting. 6-23-lt FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping 'rooms, in modern flat. Call 216M titer S oclock. Whiting. 6-23-lt
- ASK FOR and GET :HepHcIs7s The Original Malted tVlilk tor Infanta and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
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If you live in St. John, or within a radius of 23 miles, you can save money by trading at the Bon Tn store, St. John. Watch for our big sale beginning Monday. June 27th. New goods at low prices. 6-2!-lt Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Williamson, cr., and son. J. S. Williamson. Mrs. Sarah E. Lacey and daughter, Mrs. J. S. Willlampon, Jr.. of Chicago. wern week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Depfuhl. Mr. and JTlrs. Jno. M. Gray of Xjlfayette and daughter. Mrs. Frank I Cray of Gary, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. repfuhl. Mrs. John Gray and Mrs. Frank Gray will remain for the week. Gloria and Julia Kerger will spend their summer vacation with their grandparents at Kankakee. III. Jeanette Cantwell, f Chicago. Is spending this week with Mrs. Mary Keilman and family. The high school bazaar was well attended and everybody present spent an enjoyable evening. Miss Thompon. of Chlcaro, toll Instructor for the Illinois Hell Telephone company, spent Monday at our telephone office with Mrs. E. Carnahan. CARD OF THANTCS. VTe sincerely wish to thank our relatives and friends, also the Iady Foresters and Rev. Father Iterg for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the loss of our dear wife and mother. MR. MATH HII.RRICK AN'D FAMIIX.
DECIDES ON BEST LIFE INSURANCE "Five years ago I was refuse ,iie Insurance because of my heart symptoms. Doctors iraid it was caused from a pressure of gas that come from my stomach, but their medicine did not help me and I was getting worse all the time. Three years ago my druggist recommcndi-d Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. I took a course' of it and belle.ve it is the best life insurance anyono! can buy. It" helped my trouble at once." It Is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ucttar-
rha.1 mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causea practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments, including appendldtls. One. dose will convince or money refunded. Summe-rs Pharmacy and druggists everywhere. Adv.
Use for Ultra-Vielet Rays. For sorae years ultra-violet rays have been used for sterilising water, milk and other fluids. The Idea has now been applied to the disinfecting of barrels and Vnsks.
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500 of These Bed Outfits On Sale
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IHnstratlon shows exact size of bed. Post 2 Inch. Top mount 3 1-2 inch. Top Rod 2 inch. Fillers 2 Inch. Complete with 45-POUND MATTRESS and A STEEL LINK TOP SPRING.
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The Bed Alone If Marked Regular Would Sell for $59.50 The bed alone if marked regular would sell for $59.50. A purchase of a local factory stock at less than pre-war price makes it possible for us to offer this outfit, including a 45-pound felt mattress and a steel link top spring supported by oil tempered coils at each end, complete at $39.85
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