Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 14, Hammond, Lake County, 7 July 1921 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Thursdav, Julv 7, 1921.

WHITING NEWS

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Mr.-. U-i. gchacfer of Atchison avenue was hostess to the Beta Gamma sorrrity last Thursday evc-niti?. At this jrrc'.ir.jj the members very pleasantly ..-;r:se4 Airs. Caas. Koch, formerly Iuc::.o Parceling) with a shower. MUs 31;Urcd Hatch of Myrtle aveTu.r. entertained the Tri Kappas Monday evening at her home. Mr. and Mr. V. James and family of Ka.n Side, were the Fourth of July fruests of C. H. Hatch and family of My rtii- a v r.ue. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nichols and children of Cl;ieaK. were the guests of T. W. Eaton and family. Monday. Mrs. Porter Spurrier's mother, of Ctnira! avonup, is quite 111. Mrs. R. H. Smith ar.d daughters Lucille and Betty, of 113th street, are trending a few days vk'ltlny relatives at Laketon. Ind. The Ladies' Aid of the Church of Christ will work all day Thursday. The president -desires a good attendance as she s desirous of Retting; a QU.lt out. Please bring- lunches prepared. There will be a social at the Church of Christ, Thursday evening. Ice cream and pio ala mode will be served. The League of Women Voters will hold a meeting at the library on Thursday evening at 7:30 sharp. Many important problems will be discussed as this is the last nn-etinar until September and every member is urjed to te present. M.-n. J. Masterson, cf Myrtle avenue. bs received word of the death of her fither, Elijah Devoe. of Bourbon, and will leave for there tonight.

and was In a critical condition for a while until Dr. Shrimp arrived. Mr. and Mrs. A. Anton of Huberts avenuo left for Detroit, Mich.. to spend their vacation with relatives of the latter. A number of Robcrtsdalo families enjoyed a beach supper at (ho Robertsdale Park la.Lt evening. Mrs. Glen Caa-m:chial and sons of Frankfort, Ind., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur folding of Myrtle "Avenue . STAR THEATER TO.MCiHT. William Farnum In -His firrntrnt Snoriflcc"; Corawly "Dollar Worth" and John IJorlej corn.'' 7-ti-2t

ST. JOHN

The electric liirht plant broke down

I and there has been no serv ice for two I nights.

Ben Dahlkamp and family of Hammond visited a few days here with lrs. X. A. Hammer and family. Mrs. Peter Keilman was a Hammond visitor on Thursday. St. John won the baseball game with Dyer on Sunday. Mrs. Harrv Horbersr and son of

Chicago are visiting here with N

Ludwlg and famliy. George Gerlach Is on the elck list and under a physicians care. Mrs. Nick Hiibrich and daughter of Hammond spent a few days here with relatives . Irs. Anterman is home again after spending son time in Chicago.

NEW POLISH UPRISING. BERLIN", July 6. A new Polish infurgtnt uprising is brewing in Upper Silesia." according to tr Deutsche

Allgemeine Zeitung today. The rebels will begin the movement with a strike on July '10 but actual fighting is rot expected to break out until July 1", the newspaper stated. The insurgents are said to be receiving pay and already are belnr drilled in Poland. The Deut.svhe Allgemeine Zeitung said its information was secured from an authoritative source. However, it has not been officially confirmed. Germans are protesting against nsw bandit outrages in the districts of Glciwitz, Hybnik and Raijbor, in Upper Silesia.

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PRINCESS THEATER TODAY. Tt,in Moore in "Lale In Heaven" also I'atbe .ws and Pollard Comedy. 7-7-lt PRINCESS THEATER TODAY. Tcfai Moore In 'M.ode in Heaven" Jko Patbe 'err and Pollard Comedy. 7-7-lt A son was born on the Fourth of July at the South Shore hospital to Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith, who have been visiting hero from Havana, Cuba for the past two months at the home of the plater's sister, Mrs. V. Brodarick of Atchison avenue. Mrs. Broderick visited her sister yesterday and report the two getting along nicely. Mrs. Ernest Platz of Birmingham. Ala., is hero visiting Mrs. Minnie Atchison of Lake avenue and other relatives . Louis Ereckman of Chicago spent the Fourth with his brother, Herman Ereckman and family of Atchison ave. C. Stanton and family moved into the home they recently purchased from W. Grlesdale. Mr. Eittman and family from Hegewisch move into the Kmo vacated by the Stantons on Roberts avenue. Miss Cecelia Eggers of Lake ave. was In Chicago on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Peterson of Lake avenue entertained out of town relatives at their home for the clay. Little Mamie Arndts of Reese ave. !s confined to her home by illness. Erling Holstrom of Lake avenue had the misfortune to burn his hand quite badly with a fire cracker on the Fourth of July. Herbert Petersen of Myrtla avenue who has typhoid fever Is reported to be getting along nicely. Mrs. J. Krueger of Myrtle avenue was a victim to the heat on Tuesday

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

Expressing, moving and hauling of all kinds. Phone Whitil5 206-R. P. B. E!ey. Truck for parties. 6-16-tr Lady employed will share modern furnished flat. Address C L. J., Whiting New 7-6-tf STAR THEATER TONIGHT. William Parnam In "Hli Created Sacrifice"! Comedy "Dollars Worth" and "John liorleycorn." 7-6-2f Vulcanizing by best known method. Haag's Shop, S06 Indiana boulevard, "Whiting. Satisfaction guaranteed PRINCESS THEATER TODAY. Tom Moore in "Made In Heaven") alo Path Xewi and Pollard Comedy. 7-6-2t PRINCESS THEATER TODAY. Tom Moore In "Made la Heaven"; also Pathe News and Pollard Comedy. 7-6-2t

Kidney and Bladder Troubles Conquered , orMoney Back For 40 years said Dr. Carey I have been prescribing Marshroot for kidre y and bladder sickness and now that I have retired from active practice I hive made arrangements with leading n.-uggists to dispense this wonderful prescription at a moderate price, on the money back if dissatisfaction plan

iicivn; ui niiiuvy uiatase tnousands die of it every year who ought to be eninying the blessings of life and health "Watch the symptoms. If you have ppecks lloating beforo tho eyes, puffy ycs, clammy feet or moist palms", backache or sideache, you e-ught to get a bottle of Dr. Carey's Marshroot right away. It hap wonderfully benefitted tens of 1h vi?fnrls of cases of kidney and blad-d'-r trouble'! and is the medicines you can Always depend upon. Results ore gaarNOTE Dr. D.ir.lel G. Carey was a practicing physician for many years and h!s grat Prescription. Marshroot aided hou-ands of sufferers from kidney and hiaidrr tro;ibies. Hereafter you can fia-avs get thin effective Prescription at V. "VV. Clements Products. Rochester, N y , and all reliable pharmacists tho ?',untry over. Keep In mind tho name, Dr. Cwpy's Marshroot prescription. No. 777. No oiicr medicine can take its place.

E. C. Scheldt and family and Edw. Keilman of Hobaru visited with relatives on Sunday. Arthur Dompke, of Chicago, epent several days wjth relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gray, of Lafayette, and Mrs. F. Gray of Gary, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Depfuhi. Frank Severin went to Chicago where he accepted a job jn a garage. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and daughter, of Chicago, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sever! n. Mr. and Mm. J. O'Hern and son Bernard, of Chicago, spent the Fourth with relatives. The members of the town board held their regular meeting on Tuesday nirht at the Forrester hall. Wm. Gettier. Jr.. is enjoying a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Alphons Keilman and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Keiiman. of Hammond, spent Sundav at Joliet. Stelia and Cecc.a Kio.-! of Ch.cago Heights, spent Sundav and Monday with Stasia Gettier-

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Will be given to the person sending me the best name for the new Fruit. Vegetable. Grocery and Meat Store I am going to open at 165 State Street, Hammond, Ind.

This contest is open to all for one week. In answering give reason why you think the NAME you send in is the best. Address all letters to

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Mrs. Clara Newcomb cf Chicago was the guest of Mrs. E. Wcrdeman. over the Fourth. Mrs. Xewconib. accompanied by her niece. Miss Laura Newcomb, of Gary, expects to go to Nova Scotia, the latter part of the month, to spend several weeks. The annual picnic given by the Christian Reformed church In Kraay's Grove was attended by a iarge crowd. Many coming from distance towns to enjoy the day. Music was furnished by the Munster Band.

Mr. and Mr:,. M. E. Waldo left for Virginia on Saturday night where they will spend their vacation. The Hutchina family held a reuclon on the Fourth of July at tb& home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hutchins.. All cf the children and grand children r4 1 present .

WOMEN ACCUSE EACH OTHER COURTHOUSE, CLEVELAND, O.. July 6. Who was the "fiend", the "Drains" that engineered the plot to murder Daniel Kaber, wealthy publisher? Not his widow. Mr?. Catherine Eva Kaber,' the wan, dark, woman who sits in the-court room with eyes closed and as emotionless as a statue, according to the defense, tfiit a 60-year-oid woman confined in the detention house, a pathetic, wrinkled old creature, who invokes curses on Mrs. Kaber, her own daughter.

Some Solidity to Mercury. A hot little planet. Mercury. About three times tlie size of our moon. It is a more solid body than the earth, weishins as much as a sphere of lead of enual hulk.

.A WOMAN'S WAY. "I tried for four months to get my irU to try Mayr Wonderful F.smedy, which ,1 know had helped a friend of mine who also suffered fromstomach trouble. She insisted her case wu different. I finally had to bribe her with a new dress. The first dose produced remarkable results, clearing UP ber complexion and restoring her appetite. She can new eat things she hadn't been able to for many years." It ls'a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically ail stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Summers and drug

gists everywhere. Adv.

Very Best Pure A White Cane- if

Granulated

1 0 lbs.

1 1 II v

LARD Very best pure rendered 35 c 3 pounds for. . . . T

LEMONS Nice Iarge, juicy Sunkist Brand 55 C per dozen www

GINGER SNAPS Fresh Baked, 3 puonds for www

Oranges jwiy Special doz. . 33c

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Best Santos &

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Green River or Hires Root Beer, 13c bottle, 6 for 75c Calumet Tomato Ketchup, 2 bottles 25c

PET MILK Tall Cans Per SODA CRACKERS Family EAGLE BRAND MILK Per can lie; size tin ' CtCkr can, 21c; . R9 6cansfor ODC Each OC 3 for Ow '

Malt Extract and Hops n'3 Special 75c Lunch-Wax Paper, 3 rolls ... 10c

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Bargain Basement Week-End Grocery Specials FLOUR Ceresota brand 24v lb. Sack, FLOUR Ceresota brand 49 lb. Sack,

COFFEE

Fancy Peaberry. Special, 21c per lb. S lbs. for $1

BEANS

Monarch Brand Baked Beam. Special at lOc Can

Hires Root Beer Extract Special bottle 19c

Tomatoes Greenwood Brand. No. 2 can at

Malt and Hops Buckeye. (2 pkg. limit.) Special at at 75c pkg.

Navy Beans Michigan Hand Picked. Special, per lb.

10c " - 5C

TEA Gunpowder Special per pound 25c Salmon Brail Brand Tall Cans at 13c

JAP ROSE TOILET SOAP KIRK OLIVE SOAP Spe- KIRK'S COCOA HARD WATSpecial O C cial OCr ER CASTILE SOAP OCr 3 for 4 bars for -WC 3 bars for -w"w BUTTER,. a I CHEESEBriAsji Best Creamery J- Cream or yellow Am., lb. dOL

FANCV MAMS, choice quality, ib. . , 19c FLY PAPER "fSq" 2 pkgs. for 5c Corn or Tomatoes, 3 cans 25c

CLUB HOUSE PEAS per can 23c; 45 C 2 for Tw w

CLUB HOUSE CORN per can 19c;

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KIPPERED HERRING 1 pound can 1 Ck

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Strictly Fresh

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Campbell Soups or Baked Beans 3 cans for

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ammond Self Service Grocery Co.

220 East State Street Phone 4014 $3.00 Orders Delivered Free i . Dixie Squares Bacon, per lb., 15c

12c 25c 16c 35c 35c 25c 35c

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Skinned, whole or half, 8 to 12 pound average. The most delicious Hams money can buy. Pcr A ' 37c pound

26c

40c 40c

elweiss

Light or Dark CCi Special, Dozen

'iitterine,- John F. Jelkcs, 2 lbs. 43c

For Delicious "ICE TEA,,Ai!?oTcoTJb.60c

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Bacon Strips per pound Tenderloin Bacon per pound Breakfast Bacon Der Dound. . 28c to

HOT WEATHER SPECIALTIES

!d55c 30c 30c 50c

22c

10 lbs. for 59c

Sardines in Mustard !arge car. Schrirr.p for Core Oysters for Crab Meat for Deep Sea Lobster for

Square Skinned Boil Hams, per pound. Summer Sausage per pound Salomi Sausage per pound Sliced Dried Beef per pound VIeatlets, fine for Sandwiches, pound. American Cheese, Mild, per pound. . .

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35c 22c 14c 16c 35c 16c

Corned Beef for Deviled Ham for

Chinook, Red, '2 cans for

Sardines in Tomato Ketcup, in large cans Oi p 22c and Sardines, domestic or Imported in Olive Oil 15C

ror Sardines in Cotton Seed Oil in cartons .,

Half Java and Half Mocha

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Our Special j Per pound j rip Top per pound ,

30c 25c

TEA

Orange Pekoe per pound UncoUred Japan per pound (ceing Tea per pound ' Cherry Smash per pint

60c 40c 60c 45 c

Puritan

Malt and flops, 85c, or 2 for $1.65