Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 41, Hammond, Lake County, 8 August 1921 — Page 3

Mondnv. August 8. 1921,

THE TIMES. BOOKKEEPER GETS OVER HER TROUBLE UNI FAMOUS FANS By Hopp - a m -a m "

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WHITING and its' PEOPLE

M!sss Hlen and Marie Dugjin, of Pennsylvania svrniip have leturncd from Duncan vine and Aitoona, I'a., where they visited their sister, Mrs. Charles Shoenfe.lt and several friend Mrs. Peter Koch and daughters visHid Mrs. Thomas MdBride at St. Bernard's ohtpital n Chicago on Saturday. Nineteen Girl Scouts left for the rjnp at Thornton on Friday, the first Segregation returning. Those who apent the first week there all report a fine, time and that Mrs. Kmma Adams, the cook. Is grivingr them plenty of g-oi things to eat. Miss Bushey's mother of "Wisconsin and Miss Bushey. together with the two Misses Grogan are In charge of the girls. Mrs. Reuben Miller and Ming Hannah . Gevirts are erpcted home today frmii their visit In the east, during which they were. In New Tork City, Atlantic City, "Washing-ton. D. C. and an n urn be.cf other points. John Hhuska. was arrested for violation of the liquor law helng a di.pensor of "supposed soft drinks" at 512 John street. He wast released on $1,000 bond furnished by John Kupschv Andrew Keiljnan of Oliver street, left today for Fort Wayne, ind.. wher he will attend the K. of C. convent on. Calumet avenue, opposite the Forsyt-i 'tr Gardens, is a popular spot each evening w'hen tbe- people gather to watch the aeroplane gi up. Many i-'ople are tak'ng flight

fisrroan j. Lndgren, arrested by Game tVarden, John Rundo, for ftsh-.nc withetit a license, was dismissed, when erralgnad for trial. Frf. Brown, a former high s-hoo! teacher here, accompanied by TYrf. ?jtten. both of whom are attending ;h-' CriversSty of Chicego, callej on Whiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. D'bert Dun!-.an an,l i rdaughters who have been here vis'rins

the latter's :ist:. Mrs. Hran't Allison and Mrs. Waitrr Ointhe. rc uun'.d to their home in i .aporte "ii ai.nday. The nunhims accompanied by Mrs. Allison. Tiotored to Danville the latter part of the week where they spent several days visiting. The remains of Thomas Fleming, as;e 7 year?, who had been living with the aunt of the deceased. Mr. T. E. Purinton. en Sheridan avenue, were taken to Boswell Ind., cti Friday for Interment, The chillis fatfur M. O. F!emVg of Minnesota, w us here to attend the fu-n-ral and if now filing with relt; in Hammond before hist return home. Mrs. Goodwin of Pullman, Mich., accom panied by two sifters of the deceased, age 12 and S yars, the youngest of whom yh? has adopted came here to attend the funeral end with the father, they are ais visiting at the h"m of ttV'ir unolf. Mr. C'arrigan in Hammond. Miss Martha Carlson of Chicago prnt Friday evening at the home of t i r aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carison in Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John M-eKin and childten have a cotttsr at Lake Wawasce, Ind. Mrs. Carrie ("till and Ralph Whit left Saturday for Iake awaee. whf r t:l latter will remain two weeks, but Mrs. Gill, for a iot-.jTer period. They will loin the other relatives there, Mrs. Moore of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. rthur Gladden of Alton. 111., Mrs. FI&lp'i Whi and Jesse Gill of Whltinsr.

Mrs. Geraldine Wilson, dividing the members in two parts for the purposof setting new members and having the old members'attend more regular. The losing side Is to banquet the win" liing side, Mrs. W. Greason of fj&ke avenuf. has as her stuest Mr?. J. Greason of Mortis. 111., this week. Mrs, Walter Schrout ofhbe Fors th Water Gardens and Mrs. Finical of t ie, Sheffield Addition, ere Chicago shnftpvrs V dni :'.iaj . M:? Llsther Matthews of Gary, was a sJu.: st the McCoy h-onie on Myltl.avenue, yesterday. Mrs. J. Dreeson of East Chicago, visited her sister Mr?. Augusta Eg3?r.-' of Huberts avenue Thursday. Mrs. A. McCoy of Myrtle avenue, received the sad news of the death of h'er niter. Mrs. William Moore, nee Miss

L'-'is I'rinre of Hammond. The news came from Na.-'hvlllc. Tenn . her pregr nt Iconic. Mrs. Carl Hoist rom of like avenue Ik entortaining out of town relatives this Wftk. Th W. r. A. will meet Wednesday eienina. All liieinbers and jjuards are rLQ-.i-5tf-d to be pre.-e.nt.

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WJiiting Advertisem en ts Are Winners

PRIX CESS THEATRE MONDAY A.D TUESDAY Mr. and Mr. Carter te Haven ia "Tlie Cilrl la the Taxi" also TooncnUI, Trolle-j Comedy, "Boo rum's FVle-nd." S-S-2 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Owen Moore In "Chicken In the Case." A1u4 Cnivenal Comedy and Latest Fox wa. S-S-l Don't forget you can buy Hydrpx Ice 'very day at Rltter and G jllstrom'st. Whiting. f.s.;l Tha value and power of poney saved cannot be estimated; if squandered it is as demoralizing as a cow in a corn r&tch. It always comes in good to have a little cash in reserve. Whitins Savings and Loan Association Current dividend rate six per cent. g-g-

!TIIC KSS THEVTRE MODlY AND TtF.l)l Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven In "The filrl In th Taml" also Toonervllle TroHey Comedy, "Dooium's Friend." S S2 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Owen Moor In t hicken in the Case," Also I nlversal C omedy and Ijitest Fin NeTi. S-S-l

A meeting was held on Thursday evening at the hom of Mr. aVd Mrs. Em fry Black, for the nurrosp of orsan

Srir.g a Woman's Club in connection' Hammond, are v (siting his parents

Andrew Wilton Johnston. Win IaVie Mich.. isiifd Mr. and M". James Jamies.'P Thursday night. Mr. rier- of Hesewt.,-h. ice-president of he Hisrliland Lumber Co.. is b'iild.rjj a new resilience on the corner of itidse n."ad and Johnston street Mr. t'iero is a foreman In the Western Car Shnps." Mrs. H. Eastman and little daughter

err visiting relat'vs in Chicago. ' The Chrltitn Endeavor So-oiety wnt to Chicago Wednesday night to attend (the I'acant of Progress. The Erie Railroad company has a hundred men at n ,irk laying new stee'. t Mr. and Mrs. !:!rt Jamieson of

Miss Rohr of South Bend Feared She Would Have To Change Her Line Of Work. "I am new feeling- Just fine in ewry way and don't hesitate to say it wis Teniae and nothing els..- that restored my health," said Miss Itohr, 217 N Main St., South Mend, Ind., recently. Miss ttdhr is a popular bookkeeper employed by the Acme M. Co., .ilv .Sycamore St . "My whole syst-m seemed to be giving M-ay and I has on the verge of a. breakdown My nerves were worn to n frazzle and at times I jurt felt like. I would so Into hysterics , Often I was to restlers. and trembly 1 didn't think 1 could make another entry and 1 thought 1 would have to (rive up my position and take up some other line of work. My appetite left me and my digestion became so poor that no meter how light a meal 1 ate I suffered dreadfully from heartburn.' gas and sourness. I sle;it but little, oft. n turned dizzy and fainty 1 was so weak, and frequently had headaches that were simply nerve-racking. "Well. 1 know how to appreciate stiod health now and the only thing 1 regret is that 1 didn't take Tantac sooner. My nerves arc just as steady as can be and when morning comes now I certainly know what a good night's rest means .for T get feeling just fine. My appetite is wonderful and I enjoy everything I eat and have even gained In weight. The truth is. 1 feel as well as anyone cikuld wish. Tanlac deserves tvery bit of the praise 1 can give it.'' Tanlac Is sold in Hammond by Summers T'harmaoy and in Indiana Harbor by ('Mitral Drug f"tore and by leading :

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with the Presbyterian church. I! Is named the West Minster Club. Til--following officers- were elected: President Mrs. Hfclwig: Vice President Mrs. Grisdale; Sec. Mrs. Black; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary A. Schaff. After the business transaction a social hour and light refreshments were enjoyed. by all. Walter Marke.rt has been on the stf.c lift for a few days and undr the care of Pr. T'mm. Mrs. Mary A. Schaff of 115th street and sister Miss Amy Roberts and mother. Mrs. A. Roberts, motored to Miller Beach yesterday for an outing. Mrs. Ed. Currier of Hammond visited her mother Mrs. C. Markert of Myrtle avenue Wednesday. Mrs. H. Golding left Thursday morning for Mount Clements-. Mich., where she will spend two weeks visiting her mother Mrs. Thcman and sister Mrs. Thomas. t Mrs. Charles Fogll and son Charles, are visiting relatives In the country at at Shelby. Ind. Mrs. Heln who ha been very ill but getting along nicely at the present writing. Is contemplating a visit to the country. The Daughters of Rebekah held their regular meeting on Wednesdav evening at which time th Noble Grand put

Ion Captains Miss Myrtle Hubbard and

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Miss Bess'e Nitchin.m is ifiting her grand-parents at Knox. An ice cream social and band concert given by ?t. Bridget's Parish this nf'ernoon and ecnitis held on the parish lawn. J. Kramer has rented h's house on Center street to the Fisher family w'h lived in the MacPherson house on Main street. 1 l.uther Roper is enjoying a vacation from his labors as mail clerlt. Mrs. Doris Inscho and daughter left yesterday for Clearmont. Wye, to join Mr. Insco. Mrs. W. H. Wood and daughter Olive of Deep FJvrr are visiting at NewYork City. Postmaster Kostbade has been ad-vis-jd by the posroffice department that the Hobart postofflce will remain where it 1s and under the same conditions. Miss Hattie Holem returned to her home at Plymouth, after spending a week with her aunt. Mrs. Geo. Hatten. Dr. DeBra of Gary preached st the M. K. Church funday morning.

Donald Qjincy of Chicago, was the guest of his father. Dr. W. C. Ci'Jin;y uver Sunday. Mr. ajid Mrs. Ben Laybourn went 1 1 Mielby yesterday, being called there on account of the death of their grandson, son cf Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis. Ike Gershman, of Chicago, visited his father. H. Gershman over Sunday. A large number of fans accompanied the Lowell legion ball team to Wheatfield ycVierday where they played the Wheat field team. Mrs. Frank Wagner and children of Crown Point are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hoevet cf Waterford, Wis., are visiting relatives in ibowell. Clarence Snyder went to Indianapolis Saturday where he has accepted the position of yard foreman In a large lumber yard in that city. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gragg of Hammond visited his parents'. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Gregg yesterday. Miss Lela McNay of Chicago visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. M. McNay yesterday. Mrs. Arthur Williams went to Chicaso lart evening to visit her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bellamy visited relathes in Hammond yesterday.

Read The Times Want Ad

SELLING OUT

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SELLING OUT

AH our ladies' ready-to-wear such as Women's Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Capes and Dolmans, Children's Dresses, Coats, etc., at about 50c on the dollar. We are ($J3TJ3fi!(S YlfllE REJIDV-TO-WEAR BUSINESS

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$35.00 COATS $9.95 Women's Winter Coats of the newest materials, in all the wanted colors. Just the coat for your car warm and roomy. Values up to $35. Come early while the selection is good. Selling out price

$9.95

THE CAT The crowds are all

at R.

Miller's, Whiting, Ind., at the

Big Selling Out Sale, mopping up the bargains that are going like wild-fire under the magic spell of LOW PRICES

$6.00 CHILDREN'S COATS $2.95 About 50 Children's Coats in syres 2 to 8, of all-wool materials, plain and belted back, all lined throughout. Not a coat in the lot worth less than $6.00. Selling out price.

$2.95

Be Here Tomorrow Of All Days

STOCKING CAPS 50 dozen Children's Stocking Caps in assorted colors that sold up to $ 1 .00. Selling out pnee,

39c

DRESSES

Children's Dresses in plain, plaids and checks, of the best grade gingham. Not a dress in the lot worth less than $3. Little Sister brand. Selling out price,

$1.69

WOMEN'S DRESSES 65 dresses in this lot of silk and French serge, etc. All wanted colors and styles; $45.00 value. Selling out price, $21.50

DRESS SKIRTS Women's Dress Skirts, plain and pleated styles, of plain serge and wool checks and plaids. All sizes. Values up io $ 1 2.00. Selling out price,

,$4.85

S5O,00O Stock at the Mercy of the Buying Public

MIDDIES Women's and Misses' Middies of extra good grade middy cloth, neat emblem on sleeve. large sailor collar, plain or colored; $4.50 value. Selling out price,

$1.39

CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Children's extra fine vibbed hose, black and cordovan. All sizes. Sold at 40c and 45c. All in one grand lot, selling out price.

19c

Just a Few Items Picked at Random. Too Busy to Quote Many Prices.

MISSES' DRESSES Elsie Densmore make, misses' dresses of gingham, organdie and voik in a big selection of styles and colors. Value up to $5.50. Sizes 7 to 14. Selling out price. $1.95

WOMEN'S LEATHER COATS Women's Auto Coats with large belt. Just the ticket for machines or out-door wear; $35 value. Only six left in this lot. t Selling out price, $9.95

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Ready-to-Wear - 500, 119th Street, Whiting

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KAUFMANN & WOLF HAMMONDjJjQ. j These Much Needed Things j I for Much Less Than Usual I

1 Just See What You Save H Scan this list of items and you'll see how really sensational are the savings it will pay you well to be here Tuesday. We advise early selection as some lots are limited.

Satin Messaline 36-Inch All-Silk SATIN MESSALINE Fine lustrous finish, good quality. Black pnly; $1.98 $119 seller. Per yard . . Storm Serge 36-Inch All-Wool White Edge HAMILTON STORM SERGE Colors of black, navy, brown and red. Just the thing for children's school dresses; a $1.35 70

1 Just Arrived! TRICOTINE DRESSES Braided, Embroidered

$16.75

Absolutely the newest Fall Frocks, specially reduced for Tuesday. Any woman or miss who is fortunate enough to buy one will get a very smart dress at substantial discount. Navy tricotines of fine quality, beautifully embroidered and braided in contrasting colors.

You Save On Hosiery and Underwear

WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Bodice top style with tight knee. Regular ftVLn 79c sellers, at.. Uvl CHILD'S WAIST UNION SUITS Sizes 4 to 12. Well made. Regular 59c val- A

ues, at

MISSES' HOSE In black and brown. Fine rib quality. All Ottf sizes. Per pair . WOMEN'S SILK FIBRE HOSE Good quality, in brown

and black. Special at ,

50c

value, per yard.

Percales 36-Inch Ligbt SHIRTING PERCALES Standard quality, stripes and fig-

Regular 25c loi

ures. value.

Per yard .

Turkish Towels Large size and extra heavy, in plain white.' Regular CC 98c seller. Tuesday. UC

Pretty Neckwear Sets 69c They consist of collar, cuffs and vestee, and are made of fine quality organdie, prettily val lace trimmed. Choice of a score of styles.

Another Fall Arrival! Tricolette Frocks Very Special . $24. 75 8 The quality of these-dresses is exceptional the styles are Fashion's latest, the last word in "What's new." Navy blue, trimmed with crystal bead embroidery.

Muslin Heavy Unbleached Muslin, )-ard wide, of best quality. 1 A Regular 15c. Tuesday. Tubing 42-inch Pillow Case Tubing, extra fine quality. Regular O 7 50c value. Per yard. C Nainsook Flesh colored nainsook for underwear. A fine quality, yard wide. Regular 35c value. 1 Q Per yard ! 1 2 C Petticoats $2.25 Beautiful number of flesh and white cotton charmeuse with double panel. Of fine appearance and wearing qualities.

Child's Wool Sweaters $1.79 Most becoming slip-over styles in a variety of pretty shades. Sizes 24, 26 and 28. All-wool and finely made.

APRON SALE 89c Dark and light percale in various patterns. Good-looking ty-back styles, ric rac trimmed. Values to $1.25.

Envelope Chemises 89c Made of fine quality muslin and prettily lace trimmed. Regular values to $1.25.

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