Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 57, Hammond, Lake County, 26 August 1921 — Page 5

Krirlnr. Aueust 26. 1921.

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Personal and Social News

( TA I ftV V W I.IKKD. Hammond's first chautauqua met with high favor last night in the, -t-forts f the Mutuil-Mnrgan Circuit to entertain the public. "The Big- Urown Tf nt" drew a goodly number of Humniond's representatives, and an evening spiced with divers entertainment iva accepted plea-surably. The Crivf n Family. consisting of Mr. Craven and his four daughters, have- been doing chautauqua orchestral work for a numb, r of years. They offered an unusually pood program in th way of n-ral splendid rohcstral numbers, with piano, clari-r..-t. violin, trumpet and trap. Seldom has a more versatile family been presented to the. enterprising public. Mr. Craven, who is a violinist, seemed content to let his daughters monopoliie the centre of the stage. The young ladles were plea-plnar In two quartettes, pome dialect readings that nere typical, several vocal solos, trump" solo and an xcellent xylophone number by the youngest artist, who ha been on the- stage since she was nine years old. Mr. Craven s own version of "The Ito.sary" was given on five sapohones. and then there was a l.rtle bit of Jazz that had real gingtr in tt. Tonight another good program Is coffered in the. Dixie Jubilee Singers, who crie highly recommended. These people, who know the Kood old-

time melodies, and probably some new ones too. will doubtless met t with the commendation of their audience.

Mr. and Mrs. Redp.nning of Truman avenue have returned from Wisconsin where Mr. Itedpenning has bem on a farm for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Jam's Reilby and family and Mrs. John Morlety motored to the Charles Kurd" arm, near South Kend, where they went to attend the twenty-eighth annual picnic and reunion of the Korkhill family. There were 112 memb.tr of the family present, ail of whom enjoyed a tasket dinner in the woods in the eveninsr. Mr. itockhill treated his many jtuents. to the fruits of his watermelon and rJlnlaloii')-; patclx . and Mr. George Pearson of I'.oston, Miss., pave a number of delightful Impersonation for the (vcnlnc's entertainment. Each and every member of the family had a thoroughly rousing gooJ time at the frolic.

Mr. And Mrs. Hohman street

J. II, M Ouir' of S.ojt h entertained Mi.-s Mar

garet I. Wlckes trig. Miss Wi.-k mana'.r of the now conduct ing Thi is her way

from Kimball Hail cago, where she Is

dinner last cven-

s is assistant circuit Mutual Cha uiiHiqun. an assembly here, of taking a vacation

of Music In Chigeneral manager.

The McGuires have known Mla Wickes since she nas 'Just a little girl."

The So-Sn Club met with Miss Kva Hamir of Is street last Wednes day evening and sr nt a delightful

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PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HESTITCHIfi. BCTTOV COVERinc.. BRAinna PROMPT SERVICE (All. WASSEY'S TELEPHONE 4 1 STATE STREET. HAM.MOD. 1-15

hour telling si periences. An was server! to club. The next be In the form

ries of personal exattractive luncheon the members of the mn-tltik; will probably of an outing-

A very delightful surprise birthday party was Riven last evening In honor of Harry Cole at his home in (Jostlm street. The evening was enjoyed with rnunic And dftiHng and delicious refreshment! were served to the guests, Helen Walker. Muriel Murphy. Sarah McKinnon, George Nielnon. Sophie Kummer, Hazel llrown. Philip Schneck. (Jra. Stelow, VerrtHo Kverson, Marie Schultz. Kirhard Nt' lson. Florence Miller, Harry Cole. Mr. an 1 Mrs. William Smallman and Mr. and Mrs. Cole.

NOTICE TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Ail pupils who expert to attend the Hammond High Hchool during the coming senve-ster should report to the high school building during the week of August 29. for regtst ration, adjustment of program, purchase of textbook?, and distribution of locker keys. With the exception of Saturday. Spt. 2, the building will be open each day from 9 till 4 o'clock. All second books in prood condition, free from marks and torn leaves and hicks intact, will be accented at half price, in exchange

f-r new hnokf. School will convene I Tuesday. Sept. 6, and regular r'clta- I tion work will begin Wednesday. ' Adv. 8-;5-3 1

MV. - and Mrs Charles K. Vrooman of Harvard. III., were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kre,l Ha tint gart ner of

SAVE THIS ADDRESS I The perfected Parisian fine point1

art net die and fancy goods can be had by addressing Mrs. "Lindsay. 6.V7 Ing'.side ae., Clifc-ago.. phone Hyde Park 55i. 8-:-2

OLD SETTLER'S PICNIC AT CROWN POINT

Th Crown rotm -Hammond bus will leave- Sibley and Hohman streets Saturday at 11 o'clock standard time nsti--i.fl of 12. Kare 75 o-nts. 8-2S-

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ii.USot.ii fetl'cet lor u. lcv u.y. Mrs . Vrooiuan la a isl-r 1 Mrs. Uaujnyat tin r and Ml. Vfoviuau 'o ell lllv.1-c oil lu .Nut'tilw t,slct u ti.K. Mrs. CharU-a Ji. L,i.eoou and daughter ilisa r 101 ence returned home to-

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-V cry deliyhtlul misctUaneous owt r was u-iiu t vu .u.si, r n ma Gutter, at her hciiiK 41s Uaiiieia .nt. .un,, H llldlly u. lo.l IfKlm.., .livluUUig Lillulllietutltr, Tulle 1-aiuim, i-'ieiua JLutler. iniic iioej-piier; biuiii l'erguadj; -uartna, Anna ana Amelia J'amirel, L'Uian Haiik.h. Mrs. r!illUrtl i, r- - 1 - . vtto 1-uiitjr, , ij in? the even.ng in an enjoyable manner '-'udtn,, Knos. r.ril..M bf:ing WoIJ Mrs ni Kandret m! Ml(i ,.rHd, l-'itt-r. refreshments were served.

'The Dead Soon to Come Back

Millions Now Living Will Never Die

SPECIAL BIBLE LECTURE By Mr. E. F. Crist of New York Friday, August 26th, Orpheum Theatre at 8 P. M. Hammond, Indiana ADMISSION FREE NO COLLECTION Auspices of International Bible Students Association.

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Just a Few of Our Many Specials For Saturday

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Fresh Picnic -f Only . . . 1 Boiling Beef Only Pot Roast Only

All Cuts of Veal at & LOWEST PRICES

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Mr. and Mrs. J"lvi Van cluidy Aetna Crren. Jnd.. are visiting tin! brother. H. A. V.-mi'.unly of H.im.v street for a few day.-. Mr. and Mrs. Cld M. Henry :i : family of HloominKton. Itol. are tl, Ionise Kijests of Mr and Mrs, .7. II ("line. Mr. I'Mne is Tiian:iK-r of t o-W(M.-rn T'nion t'l' ert ;i i'l. ol'foe her.

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. irs. iv. i,ur;ht of s."ib!ey street' hose little Br.H,.;,M,,.1.h t,-..'-

o'kimu itose have been here

". ' measo for a v!l.it f,aj. be(n I'Uyln nurs, to V.UU, K.,L,e,t. who has been qu,,P in, am, wa, thr,,atl,n 'd w.th typhi fever. Master Robert is convalescins ni.-eiy. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Taylor announce the birth of a little son, Edward Arthur, on Saturday, Aukum at Indianapolis hospital. Indianapolis. Mrs. Taylor is the daughter ,,f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jarr.lt of Highland street and has a l.'irg-e circle of friends here.

Mrs. Anna FteweiiinR was t li. house KUest of Mr. a it 1 Mrs. li- ..ru Meade of Shelby last wiek. The ? eond annua! reunion of i Fairehibl's. a numb.-r J whom r. .. .: in lte.Motte, will be h.-ld at Iou:'. park, Sunday, Set.tenib. r . Mrs. Mattel le Stiver and . inoi: who have been visiting at t:i. I-.: of Mrs. Stiver's parents. Mr. and M .J. Cero of Harrison .-U-ei for i pa.st two month.-, returned tii iion-.e in Its Moirp s. !". this n .-k . Mrs. J A. Culltk am! dauK'ni. Miss Tluth of Truman avenue ha . f,-..ne to Johnstown. Venn., where Co wljl visit Mrs. Oulick'a m other. MiKliaaheih r;oldard ami tlor re,.ni.-. and friends. The (lulk'ks form, r' lived in Johnstown aa 1 in this ti! they will visit In J'lttshurfrH and ot! er fastern cities. Mrs. (lulb-k and !i Ktith were aorompanied Mr.. Culi.-i;': brother an family. Mr. and Mrs. J. S Coddard, Josphirie. Hetty antl Jolt Jr. The (Joddanis have been s;. n

Those ladies of the Hammond!

Country Club desiring to play j,-of or bridp-e at the Chicago Heiahts Country Club on "Wednesday. August 31, will kindly communicate with Mrs. Victor Oyer, phm 1213-W by Monday noon. Mr. ami Mrs. Clyde I'.o-wman attended the Osborn family reunion yesterday at "Wanatah, Ind. They report a very enjoyable lime. Mrs. C. Murl of Logan street has been an invalid since Wednesday nipht. nhfii she had a serious fall. In which she sustained three fractured ribs. She is icettin along as well as can he expected.

PHOTOS .At Pre-War Prices! COME IN AND BE CONVINCED

AJESTlC STUDIO

HOHMAN near state Phone Hammond 137

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IT is a frequent occurrence to mcnt regarding the modcr

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regarding the moderate cost of

shoes purchased at this store. Women who liJcc smart footwear arc agreeably impressed "with the fact that they can secure distinctly uncommon styles here without extravagance in price. BLACK SATIN ONE-STRAP PUMPS $5.85 T0 $8.50 OXFORDS AND PUMPS Brown and Black, Cuban and Military Heels $5.85 T0 $8.50 J AS. B. OITT, 169 State St., Hammond

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HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE NEW FALL HATS? A tip for you. They are 30 Lower In Price Than Last Year. Yet the Genuine BLUM Quality is present in Every One of Them. Our Guarantee of course.

$3.50

$5-00 $6.00 Stetsons $7.00

J. F. BLUM & SON State St. Hammond Opp. Orpheum Theatre

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days Hie quests of rids. and relatives

Miss May!. He lions of Hohman "'"' et is si. n,in- a two weeks' vaea-i-.p in W I scon -it). Mis.s Howe will . i.-it fri. nds at Km da Uio and Mi!v:i u k e-.

From ihe H. ruinator; l'r. ss . ) The week s program at Fountain 'ark Assembly has been full of keen liter. st. Tin lemil.ir program has ii . n s a ;.pi' tm n t d and interspersei ;.ii many solos and readim.-s by iiose resldlnK- in or st;tin at the ..ilk. line of the most ib-lig-htful of hese was th- s work of a Hamiiond lady. Mrs. M . K . Mr-Cure, who as i.t.i! visitit;- at th. linrt.Mi cut. " "er ohiiple m.bxjo-s spil sweet

personalities hae wrn the hearts of all who heard her. The management hopes that s-he may be with us again next year.

Mrs. J. Hoffman of Sibley street entertained at dinner last evening honoring: Miss May me Hartmtnn of Marquette Manor. Chicago, who is vislfins: Mrs. Christina Meyer of Hussell street. - The card party that as to have been at the Country Club torn mow afternoon has been postponed unt'l Saturday, September 3, because of the chautauo.ua. Mrs. j. Madjra and Mrs. Veil Tri;ie, r entertained the Liberty Camp of the Royal Neighbors at a pedri

tarty yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Madura's home on Kane avenue. Prlics were awarded to Mr. VTilkinon and. Mr. Manell. The afternoon was highly enjoy d and daint y refresliments were served to th; guests. Mrs. Mansell and Mri. Tripiecr will entertain the Koyal Neighbors and their friend at Mrs. ManselTs home. 5"4 Olcott arnu". Ka.st Chicago, next Thursday, September first. All Koyal Neighbor and their friends are invited to be present.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kuny and daughter Miss Marguerite returned to their home In South Bend after spending a week with their cousin Mrs. Mary Schultz and Mr. tnd Mrs. JW. L-ea.ry and family.

The name Straube ranks high in the world of music, for the Straube organization always has maintained the highest ideals of quality and expressed those in the pianos it built. Straube quality assures you of continued pleasure and pride in the possession of a Straube Player-Piano or Piano.

Our Protective Policy Every purchaser of a Piano orPhonograph at Straube's is entitled to a policy. This policy is just as valuable to you as your life insurance. It guarantees in the event of death to relieve your heirs from any further payments, no matter how little you have paid on the purchase. This is a feature that should not be overlooked in buying a Piano or Phonograph. We mil be glad to tell you more about this policy.

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Were are six Pianos at almost nothing, and yet they will afford years and years of joy and service. You are sure to find exactly the one you want, if you are in the market for a used Piano. Terms to suit.

Players Nov $395 For only $395 we will put one of the beautiful, fully guaranteed, brand new Player-Pnnos in your home. The construction all through is first class and the tone is equally as good as those priced at $200 t6 $300 more. Make a small payment down and the rest can be arranged in payments to suit.

Piano at Piano at Piano at Piano at Piano at Piano at

. $50 . $85 .$125 .$165 .$275 .$300

HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Victor and Edison Phonographs

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631 Hohman Street

Tel. Hammond 661

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Positively Closes Saturday Night

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enaous bargains

On All Women's, Children's and Infants' Wearing Apparel

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588 Oakley Avenue . Opposite Post Office Between State and Plummer ' Hammond