Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 15 July 1921 — Page 7

Fridav. July 15, 1021.

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WHITING and its

former's mother and aunt from Balbton, Spa.. X. V. Mrf. Kath.-rine Lewis who has returr.cd from her trip In the weft ha bun vi.siting in Whiting. Mr:-. Sclimitt of the West Park Addition i entertaining her nUter fr in Now York. .Mr. .Starr Rtowilt anU ron Abe. have Colorado Kprir.s. Iiavins r.iotoud there to visit Mr. Stowel! and daughter lifUii. who have spent the past year thorp. A supj.er wiil be jfivon iri the Cnv relational cliurvh parlors thU uvcnlny for the mernbrr -J also those inter fji'od In the church. The fipper at fix o'clock will be served by the Men and plans to be an elaborate .--pread to which all member are uracil to turn oist. A veiy i riteri :.t i rig rnK- nn-nt in connection with the clrioh will be d iSCUfsed. Mrs. Arthur Vernon and daughter rorot:iy of J.u Porte avenue, have re. turned from a visit with relatives in Alberojui nine. N M. Attorney John C. Hall is tntertaininjf hi mother from iJIoominjjton. ill. Mre. John Schaub. Jr., r Viitin; her parents in Saalt Kte Marie. Mioh.. ilurinsr which time two of the :-Vha in children are with their prand-parents In Sheridan avenue.

Mrs. Louise Fry of IV ;i nsy 1 a n ia ave., !;:;;: been entertaining her niece Loral no l.iidrnr of Goshen. Ir.d. . Mr. Floyd Braley of the KorstH Water Gardens ha a her yuest In r mother from Winona, Minn. yV.-t. JUuben Miller anil sist. r Mi;v H.xnnah tie virtu leave, this ever.hii? for i trin to New York, after visiting there 5 wet k. they wiil go up into the mountains for a stay. Mr.'. Ha'atha will lea.e In a few d.iyg for a visit in Casper. Wyo. Mr. and Mr. Bert Halsey who motored here from Alton. 111., and have been spending several days with Whiting relatives have now none to Lake Wtwasfc to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Chamber of Omaha. Neb., are visiting at the L. H. Mattern home in Oliver street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaeffer of At. chlson avenue are entertain Inn the

Mrs. Itlesen of Oliver street was a Chicago visitor Wednesday. The duphtcr of Mr. and tr. J. T. Smith, who ban been vlyitlng here, has returned to her home in Lima, Ohio, leave two of the children jor a more extended visit with thi? srand-parent.s i'ii W et I'aik avenue. Mr. Kr.d Kalding of White KbM. Muni-, Is a ;?ijet at the home of hit brother Axel Kaldini. having Joined hip patents wi;o have been here for ?ome time. Mr. and Mrs. Donjamln perkowiu. who were married lam wrtk are ( fiectcd home ip a lew d:tv.i t.-oni thoir honeymoon trip t New York. Mrs. I. II. Murphy and son. Norton, are -p, wIImk a w. k vlsitine at the cottage of Mrs. I'. I). Sullivan at Hass L.ke. T. W. Eaton of Jiherldan avenue, hau purchased a Juekon touring car. Miss Join Price who visited friends hi;e ha.s returned to her Jiome in Chicago. The Community Stdvloe TX-inc'ujgr r4iity will be hetd at the Whltln park tomorrow evening.

"Its Autonatie Action Guarantees

Satisfaction"

OLD OR NEW

COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU WHAT THIS WONDER-WORKING DEVICE WILL DO

Whiting A d vertisem ents Are Winners

FOR ANY

CAR.

Saves 20 to 40 per cent of gasoline increases power, speed and mileage keeps spark plugs clean and eliminates carbon from cylinders. An auxiliary, not a substitute, for your present carburetor. At small cost it improves a new car and Rejuvenates an old one. Let us show you what the AUTOMATIC STEAM CARBURETOR will do for YOUR car. GUARANTEED to do everything we claim for it. J. H. KUSSMAUL

S. & S. GARAGE

Lake County Distributor . SIBLEY AND STATE LINE STREETS Phone Hammond 3960

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Iady employed will share modern furnished flat. Address C. Whiting News. 7-6-tl CEO. D. THIBAIXT Chiropractor Schraso Building Phnnn tS-J Ofrtce hours: , Pally frcm 2:00 . m. to 5:6 o. m. E.anina. T.00 to i:i0. FOR RENT Three furnished light hkpv. rooms lor rent, private bath and entrance; 402 Iaprte avenue, Whltlnft. 7-14-2 FOR SAIK G.iod reed baby carriagi'. 140 Atchison avenue, phone Whiting 141-J. 7-13-2 SPE I A I. Ilrdurtlon Bole on ull Straw KAts, all

S-S-V), -l.n, fS.M and tf.0O aluen. ' lour rlilre at 92-4.1. GOLDSMITH'S GU ll&tU Ktreet, WlilfInK, Iif. 7-15-2 ,

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TAILOR FURNISHER

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73 SUTE SI.

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What would be daintier or mor comfortable to pack in one's over nicht bag than this suit of thin wash satin pajamas. Lace trims the pantalettes as well as the porareous coat. Clusters of little satin flowers form dainty finishin touches.

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SPECIAL! BED SHEETS Good quality, with French seam; 98c value. Spe- ?Q cii for Satudray only

SPECIAL! "IVANH0E" MUSLIN

Very

12ic

The regular 25c grade.

special for Saturday, per yard ....

GINGHAMS!

FOR DRESSES A large selection of 27

inch

wide gingham; 25c 1 7 ( values. Saturday, yard

COR

SPECIAL!

SETS. 95c

Ladies' All Wool lathing Suits, $4.98

Very good quality coutil, in medium and low bust, and the topless corset. Our $1.50 corsets, makred down for Saturday to only 95c.

SPECIAL BOYS' LADIES' BATHING WASH KNICKERS I SHOES Dark mixture or khaki, 3 Of black sateen, $t.25 98c value. Saturday $ value. Saturday only, only, sizes 8 to 16, at h per pair, 65c 75c

Best grade of the "Tri-Tex" mills. You pay $9.00 and $10.00 for them at other stores. Special for clearance at $4.98.

COTTON BATHING SUITS For men, boys" and children For Saturday only, 50c

SPECIAL BOYS' SPORT BLOUSES Khaki or blue or light stripes; our 65c value. Saturday only, 49c

ST. JOHN

STAR THEATHE TOMt.HT Blfc Serial Mtfbt. Lout epl.Mxle

I The Hon To Store will havo a spec i ial tale on Friday and Saturday on

- .... , .. 1 lour. $2.1j a ba j cans Ha.itd Beans Fate," o, IX, "I'urpl Rldrrs," Xo. 15 , , ,. ... ,, , ,, . ' . . . ' I 49c; 1 Ilf. suisar with three dollar

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Mtttt and Jeff In "Mil Fin.'

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PRIiCKSS THK1TRE TODAY

TOMORROW. "Bt'KIED TKKASl RE," wltk Mr)on PavleKi Alno ,nrrr Srmon Comedy.

eluded.) All soods delivered.

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ROBERTSDALE

"The Home of the Celebrated Straube Melo-Harp

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Mid-Summer Values are the Best

Wonderful Bargains at $100 Up

Every thin

in Music

Victor and Edison Records, Sheet Music, Musical Instruments and Instrument Cases, supplies and small items of every description. If we haven't got it we can get it fcr ycu. Make a memo of what ou need in supplies and stop in tomorrow and let us shew you how well we caa serve you. STRAUBE PIANO & MUSIC COMPANY 631 Hohnsar. St., Hammond

Let Northern Indiana's largest and finest Piano House help you in the selection of your Piano. It's a big job to pick out the right Piano, but the task is easy if you let us assist you. Whether you want a new piano or a used one, we have a fine selection of the leading makes, in both grands and uprights. The prices 'are rock bottom and that's why you should make your selection at this time when you can get just what you want at a great reduction. Terms to suit.

for the Victor Vidro la

STAR TMETKi: TONMiHT lillC Serial . lit lit. I. list rpisoiie of "rn1(im:i," No. Ull; utw -Flab tin if Fate," N. 1.1, Turnle Hlder,'' No. 15 nnd t uiueily "I lhl rr t-dUluit," alo Mutt und Jelf in "Mile Kin." 7-14-1 IMUM'KNS TllUTKi; TOIY ANU TOMOHHOU . lUli:i) IKflAM Ri:," with Marion Dalles; AI.so l.ariy Semon ( omedj. 7-15-3 The Kx-Coi.'nselc rs Club of the P. of I. waii entertaini at the home o Mrx.

Emma Moore of Superior aver.vjo Tucs- ! day evi-rtins. A most desiirahle evot"Injr was ient playing Hi.-i't:1. ufterj which dainty refreshment were served, j Mr. John lillset of Lake avenue, is j reported on the sick lit. I Mr. John ll'.au! and little daughter! returned home from a several we.eit.-i I visit with relative? In Miehi-tan. Mrs. A. Payne (,f Myrtle avenue, .--pent; the dav with her daughter. Mr. John) Xorthrup and family of ("hicaro. j Mr. K. J.w tt who has In i n Fiifferinsrj with rlunnutism for some time, left! for Ucn ton Harbor. Mich., Wednesday.; to take a course of bath?, which we j

hope will benefit his condition. Mrj. Emma Moore of Superior av.. has box n reported on the ick list. A number of people from here attend' d the funeral of Mll'.nrr Hate at Ejtft Sidi. on Tmwday afternoon. The "U,1Mr n-.an was only 2.1 years old and well known by some of our KobertEdale people. Kred Johnson of Heeewisch, spent the- day at the home of ins sirter, Mrs. filler of Hobd'ts avenue.

9. I Ii'ern I'ayne .' Myrtle a eTiue. q I pend!nf,- his two week.-- vacation at Huntington, Term., viBlting with his

friendi?. Howard L.itt left for Florida last

f Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Golding of llth street visited friends, at Kast Side 'aft Wodnenday evenins. Mrs. Khrlsht and daughters of Chifpo and Mr.". Huchanati of Terre Haute ir.d., were uucets at the L'-o Jewttt iiomo on Roberts avenue Tuesday. Mr, and Mm. Juliotis tross and family of Kast Sloe, fpcnl Tucsilay evenins with tlic 1'red lviii-fni family mn Myrtle aver.ue.

Mr. and .Mr.-, turner i?auer and .on ; Albert, re turned from their vacation j which they spent visiting relatives at Bourbon. Ind. J Mn'. Robert Crow who ha been ill at her home In Hammond for the past '

week, is reported very much Improved at this tiine.

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A large selection of high grade Organdie and Dotted Sviss

NEW STYLES Dotted Swiss and Georgette, any of these High Grade Dresses, for

Men's Genuine ANAMA HATS

Special for Clearance

$475

Ladies Hats

Our 7.50 high grade Hats must go at 2 fraction of cost at only 4.75

MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS ?C Good quality. Per suit OOC

MEN'S WHITE SPORT SHIRTS Special for Saturday at

MEN'S VASH TIES Special price for Saturday : ,

$1.25

SUMMER DRESSES

Pure Silk Pongee

ress Shirts

With Collar to Match

$7.00 Value cut to $4.95

Headquarters

THfc HOUSE Of ul Wv

631 H ohm an Street Hammond, Ind.

SCHERERVILLE

n Ton Store will have a specon Friday and Saturday on

The 1 ial sale

the following Hems. Qold Modal Flour, a liair: 5 ejins leaked lieans 19c; 1 lbs. su.i-ar with tl.ree dollar grocery order. 41)c . (Specials not includod.) -Ml goods delivered. 7-li-3

MUNSTER

Mrs. J. Kuhlninn and grand-daughter Eliia Gries, visited Mrs. I". Schoon last Wednesday. Mrs. P. Tanls la entertaining her little niece of Roseland. Mr. and Mrs. P. Jaboay and daughter were In Michigan City Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Carnlcl Schoon left toiiv to vllt relntlves In Pv,:t'i ntlvo--.

Odds and Ends, Voile or Gingham Dresses, good selection a Clearance Price

Special for Girls of 8 to 14 Years

Voile Dresse:

Just the Dress for the Hot Weather. Our S3.P8 seller Marked Down for Clearance

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H. Shneider, 79 State Street, Hammond, lad, LOOK FOR THE NUMBER "HAMMOND'S LOWEST PRICED STORE"

DENIES BRITISH . SEEK CONFERENCE

NEWS SERVICEJ The foreign i

f INTERNATIONAL

LU.MJij.N, Jiliy 14. l lie foreign o.Tice

denied today (Jreat Rrltain is sreklnff to brina: about two international conferences on the line proposed by President Harding, one dealinji with Far Kast. the other with disarmament. It has been jemi!tently reported that Great Britain had made formal representations upon the rubied, sufrarentin the preliminary conference be held In London and that it deals only with Pacific problems. Foreign office officials said that Great Uritain was willing to treat upon ail matters at a single con-

Ulerence in V aumnfCton and, that Mar

quis Curzon. foreign Secretary, is already discussing procedure with George Harvey, American Ambcador.

RANCHER KILLS WRONG MAN

Try a "Times Want Ad"

(INTERNATIONAL Ji'LESBCia;. Co.. ins that Itjiio I:..: clothing in'.rehar.t induce his wile to

an all nlirht r,;irty

pcrous youm; rancher.

Jt.fsel! today. " Sheriff H-mfcerstoni? after Station declare'! Hakor shot thi man.

NEWS SERVICE

i).. July 14 Ufcliev eli. a prom in- r.

lias enaeavoreij

accompany him n J- J. Baker, a pros-

shot and killed

in ves: -wrong

AD TEETH

Make Sick People. My examination U FREE and my prices reasonable. Over 20 Years Experience We positively extract teeth without pain. Gas given if desired. EURKET the Dentist Over Woolworth 5c & 1 0c Stort Telephone 3189

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