Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 34, Hammond, Lake County, 10 September 1921 — Page 10

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.M;etin at 7.30 Monday evening. Si-pt. 12. Catechism; the Bry' Cl-a3 at 4 p. m. and Girl's Class at 4:3J Wedn!sjay p. m. Personal Worker's Class at 7:30 p. rn. Wednesday and the Prayer -Si-rvice fallows at eight o'clock. Kr;.luy at 6 o'cic'.:. Rally Day Song j.ractiet. Teacher -r.-ilt.ins C!c.-d Zolluws HI 7 . 0 f p. m. Anjont in t!u Sjndr.y School. Church or C'n-..'ii Jti.ty may er.ter any of the above clahafs or services and receive ifl'ecial training f. r Christian serv.ee.

The Women's Relief Corp will meet in regular pesuion this evening and every member is urgd to turn in the. books on the quilt, which the ladies are exp'-etir. :.. raffie off. Norman E.iier.-ou of lloth street has been laid up for the past week with a very hore fo t. Mrs. j,,hn X .1 jrup of Myrtle ave., visiied her m.-i!i.-r Mrs. Alice Payi.e at the Merc..- TJo-pita! in Chicago ye:'.'t.Jay. Th -C'-ration which Mrs. l'fcJ was to ur.dTsro has been po,-.i-ponrfj for several days. Mrs. John Durnik of Reese aven.je was a Chicaeo visitor on Friday. Several more new homes are heintc built in the Forsyth Wat-r Gardens and contracts t for several others.

cue an apartment uuiidina whicii will accomodate four families. Mrs. J. C. Anders of Atchison avenue Is confined to her home with tonsilitls Mr. and Mrs. Edward Freese of Myrtle avenue left yesterday mornlai t" be gone one week, visiting with itlatlv.-s at Weilsboro and Xaporte, I ndian a. A ciub c f It .i rr. rr. o r, d girls enjoyed a bear-h breakfast at the Tlobt rtssdie park on Thursday morning. Joseph It ii.--.--p' rger and family have moved from Myrtle avenue to their pretty ncv heme on Superior avenue, in the West Park Addition. Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland who are living with their daughter, Mrs. W. Smith and huf.bp.nd in the Sheffield Addition are expi-ctinp to move Into the home vacated -by the Rinesperger's. Mrs. Anna Thomas and Ernest Sherbeck ret jrnd to Ml Clemens. Mich , iifter a few days visit with the form

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-Viyrtt.e avenue-. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin of South Chicago visited relatives iu Roberts-dale cn Th.irsday ening. Clyde Smith of Atchison avenue has irone to Wood River, 111., on business for the Standard Oil Co.

i-pend:r.' her vacation w;tU her Mrs. Cliailey i;rown of 120th street, left Wednesday tor her home in U.btna, 111.

PItl.NCESS THEATRE TONIGHT "TravrHng aalreraiin," vrjtli Fu'iy Arbucklr) Sunday, "Two Wrrks Vlfli Pay," wJHi I)cbe D-ntlelH. ( orutn on Monday, 'iuesUny au.l Wnii;csit ijr, "Man. Woman and MarrlBe."

SECRET DIPLOMACY CHARGES BROUGHT (BY NEWTON C. PARKE) 'STAFF CCRRlSPC NDFNT i. N SfRVirt1 GENEVA. Sept. S. The chi'g " - f secret diplomacy whs lodged arclns'. the Council of the btafao of Na.t'oi.. today by Dr. Bran Ling, chairman r-i the Iisarma-ment Commission ; Swedish delese.te to thd I..aK.ie sembly fn6eLi.-i now ir. prcT0S:; l i This accusation wau made vihev o bate was opened on the report o. ;. Council to the Lea rue AusKombiy. : . . Qranting made a shary attack a.1.:.-, the Ccrjncil and manner of doir.g b.. f lness. He declared that secret s-:-tlements had been made while ffib

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Miss Rut?: Sehgefer who his been. tle.m-nts had been conducted in pub

Frodueers and movie stars have Evangeline" screen play now that A step presaHn? the evolution of

awakened to the fact that aa a!- she own- a home in the lovely val-I the Lake-of-the-Wood.3 district into most untapped but extremely rich ieV frcrr which the Acadians were : a second Hollywood has been taken, field for making movie pictures . banished .long ago. j Operations for the making of a ;!f, : ra--ri Cr-rir-r n.,th Q-etecs picturesque hatitants massive photoplay will begin there ex.sts in Cada. Script with . their "quaint houses, SCO year shortly. The plot will be ir. :cma-lar.-din locales is now m keen : old costtimes And nnmitm rin.lHnr.ai ir, or-tor irvi,, i.

( toms. will yield material for many ; operations of a hujre syndicate a historical film. The Plains of i which affect both countries. The

Abraham wait patiently for th play will be staged over a rejrion producc-r who shall re-enact the i reaching from International Falls

momentous etrusle between the j to Lac iu Bonnet and English

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j ;.. m. o; th Leasrue. Social hour. A :-; e. i.i! program rendered by a r.urr.ber vt t'r.o l.c.uufr?. r. ru. llo'.vorth I.etrue devotional ir.t-r-i ;ns--. I.-'.i.b-rs, Misses Mae Kess -.l: und t'.nherine .asiry. 7 i.T. r. tit :.:r ' rvice. I ' I t ru i 1 I-:.. c.r: the acoornplishit' th f..:: trf .rv in the Home I-"i, M bv I-r. H R I'. lira. Me!.:-s.lay lii.-r.::: 7:45 i. in.- Prayer and praise service . A rcrdhil Invitation Is jriven all la the commur-ity to all services. First Captlrt c-.urcn. 207-213 Sibb-y t.

Sund.ty School at 10:C0 A. M. ful cl.xSS'-S f: r all.

Rev. J. O. Orancor, pastor of the First Paptist fhuoh of Rock Island. Ill . will preach both morning and

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TSUTITT SNP.LISH LTTTHHSAIT! . Walt ham street and Park Place. H. Mackensen, pastor, 1134 Harrison srre.v. 'j'ho".- Mix.

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demand. The magTiificent grandeur of the Canadian rlockies has been made familiar to travelogue audiences and a few bcenarios have been filmed among the Canadian snow peks. but the film industry has barely touched upon Canada 3 -possibilities. Theda Bara's acquisition of a Brimmer home In Nova Scotia, where she spent her recent honeymoon, awakens hope that he may give us the great, long-expected

forces cf Wolfe and Montcalm.

Romance in the Canadian northwest invariably brings to mind the Royal Canadl an Northwest .Police. Thcsi scarlet riders cf the hills and

plains have fipurd prominently in

River. Airships will be used in

taking some of the scenes and hitherto unknown sections as well as the better known parts of this resort countrv, will be ehown on the screen. The grandeur of this

iterature and the spoken drama i countrv whpn dressed in Tvintr'a

and are proving a valuable asset snowy mantle assures a picture of in making Canadian film plays. unspeakable beauty.

9:45 a. rn. Sunday School. l'):3 a. m. M .miner Service. 7:30 p. m .- Preparatory Service for Holy C u m ir. u n i o n . ":43 p. m. Kv.ir.in? v. orshi. with Holy Communion.

FTRST J7TRT3TT1AJT dTDTtCTK Oaltl - met avenue and Summer Boulevard 3:30 Bibla School. 10:43 Communion and Sermon. Subect: "Imitating God." 7:00 Junior. Intermediate and Senior Christian Kndeavor. 8:00 p. m. Sermon: "How God Opened a Heart." Standard Ave. and Van Puren st. 2:3' Bible school. 3:1j Sermon by Lawrence Forline. Salvation Army. 263 'East State Street. Capt. Geo. A. H'ldt and Rleut. R. Toungberg. officers in chare?. Services on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at S p. m. Sunday in :30 H.diness service. 2:00 Sunday school. 6:30 Young people's Region. K:00 Salvation meeting. Friday 2:00 p. m. Home league meeting for-women over Ix years. Saturnay 2 p. m. Band of Ixive "l-ss for children between 5 and 15

yea rs . -l-erybod- web-eme. Adjutant Phillip Uwton, Toane Peo-pl-j's Sci"-t:iry f ,-. m 1 i 1 ica jro will conduct the services on Sunday, Aug-. 21.

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"A Faithful God." 7 :0'i Rpwr-rth Leairue . Prof. St-obn. leader. x.0'"1 p. rn. Sotis and praise service "A Great I'ai tne. ship."

THE FtTLI. GOSTEL MISSION' 202 Hoffrunn street, corner Ts '. su 1 block east of Hohman. 10:30 a. m. Evangelism . 2 : o 0 p. m. Sunday school. 3:30 p. m. Prai.-e meeting. 7:45 p. m. Rvanrclistic . Mrs. J. Armstrong, Supt. CBtnarv 3S. E. Chorch.. Warren C. Hensiee, Pastor. Church, has moved to the new church building on tho Corner of Gcstlin and Towla street. Sunday School at 5:45 a. m. Preaching at 10:43. Junior League fl.t 10:45. Ilpworth League 7:00 p. m. Ieader. Newton Sims. Preaching service at 8:00 p. m. MOJTEOE STREET M. JC. C3TJBCH Rr. Chas. II. Leeson, pastor. 0:45 a. m. Sunday school. O. N. Kiger. Supt. ll:'"i a. m. Wo-shio. Subject:

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Sundav School at 9:45 A. m. St rni.-n rt 11:00 a. in. The Juniors will he reorganized at 2:00 p. rn. The Young People's Service at 7:30 p. m. A chapter in a mission book entitled, "The Why and How of Missions," will be reviewed in a part of this opening service. Preaching at S:00 p. m. The September Sundav School Board

Was Finally Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Steens, Miss. "I was all rrxn down and nervous with female trouble and my

sides pained me so at times that I could ! hardly walk. I suf- j ! ft.-red for four years 1 ' with it. Then I saw j ;

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Pink ham s Vegetable Compound. I feel stronger and am able to do most of my housework now. I recommend vour

Vegetable Compound to my friend3 and :

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go so. Airs. W. 11. liLAKE, Koute 1, Steens, Miss. Hew many women, overworked, tired and ailing, keep up the ceaseless treadmill of their daily duties until they are arllictod with female troubles as Mrs. Clake was, and are run down, weak and nervous. I.'.ut every such woman should be convinced by the many letters like hers T.-hicn we are const.antlypuhlishing, proving beyond question that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will overcome such troubles and restore women to normal heilth and strength. Letters about your health will be giver careful attention and held in strict con:idnee if y.-u write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass.

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FURNITURE DEPARTMENT 3rd FLOOR

Just a few values in odd pieces, selected from our large stock to give you an idea of the real bargains to be found here. You will surely regret it if you fail to get our prices before buying. Convenient credit terms arranged.

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, Solid Oak PRINCESS DRESSER $17.45

PENINSULAR GAS TABLE RANGE $46 50

SELLERS PORCELAIN TUP KITCHEN CABINET $32.50

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TWO VALUES IN WALNUT DRESSERS THAT CANNOT EE EQUALLED Genuine American Walnut, vfl! made, nicely finished, French plate mirror. Queen Anne Design .29.85 Sheraton Design . . .$28.50

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" SOLID OAK CHIFFONIER $12.25 Solid oak (A drawer) Chiflonier, golden finish. Price $12.25. American Walnut Queen Anne Chiffonier. .$18.95

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SOLID OAK DRESSER $13.50 Nice size, good quality mirror. Sclid oak three drawer dresser. Polished golden finish. Specially priced at $13.50. Limited number at this Price

Walnut or Oak Queen Anne 54 inch BUFFET (with mirror) $44.50

"CHENEY" PHONOGRAPH Former $100.00 Style Now $65.00

SOLID OAK GENUINE LEATHER SEAT ROCKER $8.95

48x60 WALNUT OR OAK 8 FOOT DINING TABLES $34.45

SIMMONS' BED AND SPRING Walnut or Oak finish

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WILLIAM & MARY. QUEEN ANNE. TUDOR OR ITALIAN DAVENPORT TABLE $22,50

PERFECTION OIL HEATERS $6.75

PENINSULAR COMBINATION RANGE $89.50

DUOFOLD Golden Oak. Frame $39.50

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In making plans for new Fall apparel the right material must be chosen. Our n;w woolens have been selected with quality as the main feature. You'll discover that when you feel their texture. WOOL CHICKS AND PLAIDS $1.19 yd. 40 inches wide, in a variety of checks and plaids. Favored for jumper dresses for misses and school children. WOOL SKIRTING $1.00 yd. 54 inches wide in a heavy quahry comes in oxford, navy, reji rd' brown. Offered at a special low price. $1.00 yd.

PLAID AND PLAIN SILKS, $1.79 A special offering of one lot of these silks. You'll find a good assortment of plain, plaid and interchangeable taffeta. $2.49 values, special $1.79 yd.

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THERE is a world of smartness in the new coat dresses, slim and belted narrowly. Only in Pictorial Review Patterns for September and The Fashion Book for Fall Sow on Sa la Will you find such an alluring display to choose from.

Pictorial Review Patterns

Dress 9595 20 cent, to 35 cent 35 cent? nonf higher Patterns Main Floor

Corduroy Breakfast Coats It'll be mighty comfortable to slip in one of these rose, copen or wisteria brocaded corduroy Robes on chilly mornings. Specially $4 95 priced Monday at Wool Sweaters There are many times you will want a sweater when days begin to get cool. Women, misses and children will find our new Fall styles and colors very delightful to choose from. Specially Priced from $3.95 " $15 New Jersey Petticoats New Fall shades are shown in these all-silk petticoats made with plaited flounce and trimmed in handsome color combinations elastic band at the waist. Specially priced jO QC Monday at V&.VO Milanese Pettibockers Special at $4.95

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Special Offerings

from the Yard Goods Section for Thrift Monday The home seamstress will revel in seeing the new fabrics for Fall now being shown in complete lines. There's so many new things to be made for Autumn and colder weather that the wide variety offers splend.'d suggestions for both apparel and household neds. Come and see the new fabrics so much more lower in price, while these for Monday are marked special. 32 inch Nurse Stripe Gingham This Nurse Stripe Gingham comes in all sizes of stripes, so important m making aprons and dresses; colors 1 r won't fade in laundering. Special at IOC

White Shaker Flannel 11c yd. Full bleached heavy quality flannel with long fleece on both sides. This is an economical advantage to supply your winter requirements at an 1 1 yd, exceptionally low price. Special

45x36 Wearwell Pillow Cases To invest in several pairs of this well-known quality is extremely ecnomical. It is unbleached quality. Limit of six cases to each customer get your share Monday at the special price, 29c each. Mercerized Damask, 49c yd. Quality is an important feature in mercerized damask. This is

exceptionally good. Wide assortment of new pattern

special at 43c ya. Thrift Monday Savings in Shoes CHILD'S GUN METAL and 1 A Q

KID SHOES, 4 to 8 at x Child's Patent and Vici Kid 1 QO Shoes, sizes 3 to 8 at 4 1 .270 Infants' First Step Shoes, in white and colors; sizes 1 to 5. Special 2g Little Gents' Shoes, black and brown lace; sizes 10 to 3z. Special 40

Boys' Shoes, black and brown lace. Sizes

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Women's Oxfords $2.98 Fine soft black kid style, like picture. Light weight soles. Military heels. All sizes. Special 93

Specials for Men and Boys' Men's Fibre Silk Hose, pair 40c "Wilson Bros." first quality Fibre Silk Hose; black, cordovan, navy and gray. Sizes 10 to !l!2. Thrift Monday, special for 40c. ' Boys School Suits at $7.69 Corduroy and dark Fail mixture School Suits; values to $12.50. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Thrift Monday, special, $7.69. Boys' School Blouses at 69c Fine count Percales and Chambrays. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Thrift Monday, special at 69c Boys' Knickerbocker Pants, $1.19 Fancy mixtures in dark patterns and corduroy Knickers. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Thrift Monday, special at $1.19. Boys' Dres3 Shirts, 95c Neat Percales in light and dark patterns; collar attached shirts. Sizes 12!? to 14. Thrift Monday, special 95c. Men's Cotton Hose, pair 10c Black, Tan and Gray Cotton Hose. Sizes 10 to I.Hi. Thrift Monday, special for 10c.

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