Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 72, Hammond, Lake County, 14 September 1921 — Page 12

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UNDELEGATES TO ARMS PARLEY STAND OUT AS POLITICAL LEADERS

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LIST COICCERT The last open air concert will b grivon Thursday, Sept. 15th. "We especially invite you to hear th-e. Gary Band for the last time this year. Special Trogram of all the pieces you like, the best. The band will be enlarg-ed for this final grand concert. Motor to Crown Point la the ibeautiful "harvest moon light." CROWN POINT CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. By John Fisher, Concert Coos, Miss E3na Benjamin Is rtcovwhig ricely from an operation for appendicitis to whjch she submitted In Kankakee hospital for the Insane, -where- she Is employed as an entertainer. Mrs. Charles Benjamin of this city -was with fcer during: the operation. Iavld Maney and fa.mlly have returned from eeveral month stay at "Wllrntte anl Men&ata, 111. The many friends of the Maney9 -will be orry to hear that Mr. Maney'a health Is very Ioor at tills time.

TAGGDIG ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sport Editor

The Browns strengthened their hold on third place when Shocker gave up tut 6 hits to the Senators. The Giants managed to nose out the Keds la 1$ innings. '

WHAT JELLYFISH BITE IS LIKE r INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! BOSTON. Sept. The Jellyfish ''bite." "What is it? Is It dang-erous? What are the symptoms of Its victims? These questions were answered by Dr. C. P- Sylvester, of Allerton, who has treated scores of persons "bitten" by jellyfish at Nantaskei. He describes the "sting" as "an anaphylactic reaction due to the entrance into the pores of jellyfish protein." The poisoning- is only temporary, he explains, and, while extremely Irritating-, is not serious. "The irritation comes in the form of red rash on any part of the body where the f.sh touches." he explains. It has no serious after effects and, but for tha pain, Is no consequence."

TOWN HAS HOLIDAY ON HER 100th BIRTHDAY f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHICAGO, Sept. When Arlington Heights, 111., recently declared a rublic holid.-y in honor of "G -andma" ICen nieott, 100 years of agre and its oldest citizen, Mayer P. G. Morse Issued a rrocl.vmitiun railing her birthday "the Krnatcst in Arlington Heights history" The entire oorn:nur;ity, from the mayor dou-.-i to the prcio'er boy, attended "Grandma's" party. Five g-er.cr.ition? r.f V-r .'.i-mlly were present at the cc' 'mh,, - which fr.l-lo-.-.-eri a paramo t i.-- v 0,-1.1. in which everybody in the ccr.unu-.t participated. Mrs. KTenntcot'"s tnsr.inry haa not failed, and rI.o e rjoys telllnir atorlt-3 that delirht..-d h r chil Iron and rran.lohildren to her srcat-c-reat-BTanddau-jrhter, Grace JAi'Zc, i-.-od 12 r-r.rs.

Samuel Lane of Ixwell has started proceeding's in the Circuit court ag-alnst Urvln Underwood of the same place, for $193.77 damages for board and lodging, furnished him by Lane. J. Will Belshaw of Lowell filed the complaint, Horace Ott will leave chortly for New York City, where he will eng-agre in banking in one of New York's leadins banks. Charl9 raugrhorty, Jr., who has ier very t.-lck the past week with tonsilitIs has developed pneumonia and at this time Is very sick. Mrs. Mabel Schedell In In Chicago to day where she is selecting- fittings for her new home in Court street to which she will move shortly. Her present abode fcavins1 been rented by Major Allrnan. The marriage of Miss Afra Schuster of this city to William Sclireiber ol Hammond, took place a.t St. Mary's church at 9:30 today. The bride was charming in a gown of white satin with wreath and veil and carried bride's roses. Her attendants Misa Barbara Hueeman in pink georg-ette and Miss Barbara Mager of Scherervllle in green georgette with .hats to match, made a beautiful picture. The groom wa;attended by his brother Edward Schreiber of Hammond and August Schuster, a brother of the bride. A wedding breakfet was served after the ceremony. After a s-hort honeymoon trip the young couple will reside in Hammond, where the groom Is employed as a time keeper. NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES Fred C PIckner, Gary, Rosa E. fcmlth Gary; Jesse H. Earnett, Gary, Delia Steverson. Gary: Mary Azzarello, Hammond, Jease Bevcaringer, Gary; Laura Blevens, Gary; William A. SchreSber, Cedar Lake, Afra Schuster, Crown Point, The above named couples braved the superstition of Tuesday the 13th and secured licenses to wed at County C!rk Whr-aton's office.

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Public Voting Contest Tomorrow Night at the Style Show.1 Which Young Lady in our Style Show has the most Attractive Hair Dress? Come over to the Style Show tomorrow night and pick but the girl with the best looking hair dress, and vote for her. The two young ladies receiving the most votes will be awarded beautiful prizes. The public is to be the judge your vote will help one of them to win. There are no restrictions men can vote as well as the women. Each model will have a number and as she passes in review on the platform showing our new Fall costumes, choose the girl who you think has the most attractively dressed hair, and then mark her number on the voting ballot Style Show Voting Ballots can be had in any department of the store all day tomorrow or in the evening at the show. Come over and see the Style Show and vote for a model with the prettiest dressed hair. Drop your ballot in the box at the main entrance to the store.

Opens Friday

September 16 Being an Exclusive Show ing of All that Is Correct and Decidedly new in Apparel and Accessories For years this store Fall Opening has been an event of paramount importance to all seekers of Fashions. Although it produces and displays the finest and newest that the season has to offer in smart apparel, it is something more than an exposition of new styles, it is a gala occasion in which the store dons its finest dress and welcomes all its friends. Every woman should see the lovely things before she decides the vital problem of her Fall and Winter wardrobe. On Friday morning, the curtain will be raised on the Fell's annual pageant of new clothes. y Dresses Coats Suits Wraps Millinery Footwear Blouses Children's Apparel Fabrics Gloves Hosiery Underwear AUTUMN EXPOSITION . STYLE SHOW Thursday Evening, at 8 September 15th Come over to State Street tomorrow night and see one of the most beautiful Style Shows ever presented at this store. The new Fall costumes will be shown in three of our largest State Street windows. Seven Hammond home girls will model the new wearables. Everyone is invited.

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