Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 72, Hammond, Lake County, 14 September 1921 — Page 7

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Wednesday. Sept. 14. 1921

THE T1MJSS PAGE SEVEN

Mrs. Corleton of Marahaltown, Iowa, tends to be at the Crown Point Fair.

Little Mayme Duvel of Lake avenue.

la confined to her home by illness.

Whiting

And Its t People

Mr. and Mrs. Morton Trout of Pennsylvania avenue, are visiting relatives in Dixon. 111. Mrs. Henry Behrens entertained out of town relatives at her home in Pennsylvania avenue. Messrs Charles Shorts and William Hunter of Pennsylvania avenue leave tomorrow for Franklin, Pa. to spend their vacations with relatves. Joe Is. Gremwaid of Chicago was arrested by officer Saltznian for driving "by a street car discharging passengers. He- plead guilty and wag fined $1.00 and costs. Elmer Stansiand. arrested for tho same offense, also plead guilty and W4i assessed $1.00 and costsSergeant P. J. Lawler remains at his home, in Central avenue, in the same eerlous conditon. John Monroe has returned to his former home in Rochester, N. Y., to be followed oon by his wife, Mrs. Fearn Morrison Monroe. William Wilson, the electrician, who last a large sum of Inoney and several checks was fortunate In recovering the came through the Times ad. Sirs. Cora iB. Dunniy will entertain the Home Missionary Society at her bonve In Sheridan avenue tomorrow afternoon. This wlH be the annual dues paying day. X the result of a clothes line equabMrs. Elizabeth Czekely was arrested on a warrant on complaint of Elizabeth Garbich, charging her with criminal provocation. She furnishing a $26-00 be.il; Katie Girlica was arrested n a warrant on complaint of Anna LelJelc charged with disorderly conduct, iurnls-hing a $25 bond and Anna Cervin charged with disorderly conduct by Mrs. Lellek was also compelled to furnish a $25.00 bond for her appearance dn court tomorrow afternoon. The Auxilliary of the American LegIon will meet at the library this evening. Mrs. Max etiglttj and family of Hammond visited Whiting1 friends on Tuesday evening.

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Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

Hemstitching and picot'ng': Mrs. A. E. Shelly, 13 Atchison avenue, corner 116ta atreet. Whiting. 8-12-6 FOR RENT Furnished room by day week or month; apply 715 Schrage avenue. Whiting. 9-13-3

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. suitable for batching,-gentlemen preferred; 4C2 I19th street. Whiting. 9-14-1 LOST Trl Kapipa Fin on 117th and Sheridan avenue, Tuesday evening; Finder pleaae return to Mrs. R. Whltmere, 1292 Atchison avenue. Whiting. 9-14-2 PRISCESS THEATRE TOXIGHT

"Man, Woman and Marriage," with Dor

thy rUlIip. 9-14-1 WH.IT IS HEALTHt Health ! complete efficiency. Health U harmony. Health is happiness and peace of mind. Health is the thingthat people must have to be happy. If you have health you don't need anything else. If you haven't got it nothing else is wcrth having.

And what makes and keeps people

healthy? Proper distribution of nervous energy, which keeps every part of the body doing what it should all the time. Chiropractic is the key to health ibeoause it is the key to the spine which permits or prevents proper distribution of nervous energy. Resolve to he & healthy man or woman from now on. and start out by coming to ua

for a free pinal analysis. The Whit

ing Chiropractor, new Gambini Bldg. Whiting. 9-14-1 A constantly growing Safety Fund protects your investment in the Whiting Savings and Loan Association. Aseta exceed $2,000,000.00. 9-14-1 STAR THEATRE TOMGHT Pearl White in "Beyond Price." Sunahlne Comedy find 1'iJjmu. ConUnK Sunday, "The Miracle of the JubkI: ." 9-14-2

PRI.X'ESS THEATRE TOMGHT 'Man, tVoniun and Murrlase," with Dor otuy Phillips. 9-14-1 STAR THEATRE TOMGHT Pearl White In "Hfjond Price." Sunshine Comedy and Pilxmu. ComfnE Sunday, "The Miracle of the Junle." 9-14-2 The Gulden Star Rebfikah Lodse will meet in regular session this evening, after which a musical program will be rendered and refreshments served by the committee in charge. Mrs. M;ke Dillon of Chicago was a g'ue.-'t at the J. Armstrong home on -Myrtle avenue over Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Pop-pen, the wife of Mathias Pop-pen of 1037 Superior avenue, is at pr&sent time in England visiting her f artier, sister? and brothers whom she had not fivn for the ;mst fifteen years and reports having a very fine time. She is also paying interesting visits to different parts of the country and is f-xpectins: to return home the latter part of October.

Trie Single Track. The virofiteer was be:n;j shown over n English museum one day by one of the directors. They came 'to the room where the stuffed birds were exhibited. "Now. these stuffed birds." Kaid the director, "are among the finest specimens ia the country. They're worth thousands and thousands of pounds." "You don't say so!" said trm profiteer, studying the cases; "what are they stuffed with, then?"

GRATEFUL WOMEN Gratitude and appreciation for health restored by that good old fashioned root and herb medicine, Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, is what prompts so many women from all parts of the countiy to write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Mod, cine Co. of Lynn, Mass., the letters of praise which we publish from time to time. Women who have always had their health cannot realize what it means to others, many o whom have suffered months and even years from such ailments, and are now well and happy through the use of this natural restorative, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Adv.

Mrs. P.. Schaaf returned to her home on Indianapolis Blvd., a week ago last Saturday, from her wonderful trip to different parts in Europe, where she has been spending the 'past three months with relatives'. She reports having had a most delightful trip. Mr. and Mrs. Arner of Amy court, are the proud parents of a baby girl, born the latter part of the week and reports are that both are getting along very nice. Mr. and Mrj. A. Hendrickson of Lake avenue entertained Miss Laura Hertlitz and Mrs. Conroy of Hammond at a dinner last Sunday. Charles Eg.jers of Lake avenue and George Bartuska of the Forsyth Water Gardens, were sent as delegates to the Brink-layers conference which was held at Crowf ordsville, Ind. Mrs. Vernon Eaton of Lake avenue, entertained a few friends and relative,;

on Monday afternoon in honor of her

son Claudies first birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Hegadorn and son Walter of Windsor Park visited their daughter and family of Atchison ave., over last Sunlay. Mr. r.i'.l Mrs. 1. Arnold of Lake ave.. have had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Einslinger of Kofe'and and Mr. and

HOBART

Ttie Whist Club will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. H. Brandt. The town of Wheeler will be supplied with electric current in a few days as all of the poles are in and many houses are wired for the service. E. L. Arment of O-ary, who has bought some land south of the Bracken farm has started to build a dwelling on his place and has it now well under way. The Ridge Road was closed to traffic on Monday and anyone wishing to go to Gary has to detour to 45th ave., or over the new 21st avenue road. The Gary, Valparaiso and Chicago highway has ben marked out through Hobart with large white signs on the telephone poles. It goes through Hobart south, via the Lincoln Highway to Valpo. A fill is 'being made on W. 3rd street for sidewalks from the river bridge to the street car barns. The Ladies Home Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Axel Strom. Edw. Batterman who has1 a patent on a disc grinder, has his machine built on an auto trailer and started demonstrating it yesterday. He ln-

Power is furnished to the grinder by a

smaa gasoline engine. I The regular town board meeting was J held last evpnine.

Marshal Rose was called out Monday evening near the Liverpool school house on account of a large truck going off the road and partly blocking the road.

MUNSTER

J. Koy. Wm. Krooswyk and H. Van Mein. have returned from their Kankakee River fishing trip. They caught enough fish to supply their families for three days. The J'iephos family of Schiller visited in town Sunday. Mrs. Martin Meeter has been ill for some time. Miss 1). Cranton. teacher in Dyer, wa6 in town Saturday evening. The school lioard meeting Monday evening was very poorly attended in consideration of the number of taxpayers who have complained of the taxes. Louise Kaske visited with Cecelia Kggers of Robertsdale Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burns- and family, of Hammond, visited with the E. Weathers Sunday.

Much Suffering Caused by Waste Products in the Blood What Science Knows About the Matter and How It Is Best T reated.

The blood is snore important than It is not Infrequent for waste products any of the organs. It is thru the to settle in the muscles and joints and

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blood that the whole human body is directly or indirectly nourished. The blood gets its nourishment from the intestines. The intestines also contain waste products undigested foods, acids, gases an drfuse, which sometimes get in the blood. When waste products get In th bjood, nature will strive to cast them out. If your resistance Is strong enough, nature will probably succeed. But if you are "below par," weak, run-down, and nervous, nature will begin to show signs of distress. As a result, you will have that feeling of fatigue. Tou will lack the energy you need for the day's duties and pleasure. Minor ailments will begin to affect you pimples, blackheads, and boils. If the waste products are not gotten out of the blood at this point, it ts possible a more serious skin eruption or disease will begin to show Itself.

cause rheumatism. Listen to nature's warning. Tour blood Is your fountain source of energy therefore keep your blood rich and pure. For over SO years, thousands and thousands of men and women have relied on S. S. S. to clear their blood of waste products. S. S. S. will improve the quality of your blood by relieving you of the waste products which cause Impoverished bipod and its allied troubles skin disorders, rheumatism and a lowered vitality. Get S. S. S. at your druggist. Beware of substitutes. Write Chief Medical Director, Swift Specific Co.. D-720 S. S. S. Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga., f6r special medical advice (without charge). lie is helping people every day to regain tneir heal'h an-i strength. Ask him to send you his ilustrated booklet, Fact Abut the Blood" free. S. S. S. is sold by all drug stores. Adv.

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Look over the items ia this advertisement and yon will readily appreciate the opportunity they offer yo in the way of saving yourself money on home furnishings- We have scoured the country for merchandise to meet the demands of our customers during this great sale and we believe that we have succeeded in bringing to our patrons some of the biggest bargains that have been shown ia Chicago since 1916, One dollar down give you any piece of furniture in any of our nine big stores and you may arrange to pay oI th balance in small weekly or monthly installments to suit your convenience- These special easy terms hare bea adopted ia order to help our patrons over the present depression and make it as easy as possible to meet the demands upon their incomes. Gigantic Removal Sale Now Going On At Our Milwaukee A ve. Store, 2934-3 6 Milwaukee A ve. We are clearing oat the entire stock of our store at Z9M-36 Milwaukee Ave. rather than onderjo the expense and labor of moving it to our beautiful new building just across the street at 2947-49 Milwaukee Ave. Don't tt this big money-saving opportunity.

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DwraMy ooastrweted krgH chair; has wood seat;

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Kouud top Colonial extension table; extends to six

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4-bsuuar gas range;

oven and broiler; sheet met

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Fan atxe wood bed; famed oak finish; panel head

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Notice to Our Ont-of-Town Readers Mail orders will be accepted for only such items as are shown in our regular newspaper advertisements. Out-of - town readers should write our advertising department at 6155 S. Halsted St. for all particulars covering such shipments.

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