Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1921 — Page 5

Thursday. Sopt. 22, 1921

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WGHL-HEIST WKIHHNf;. Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock Miss Rose Le Xagcl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William V. Nafl of South Hohman street, bocame the bride of U iy Hoist, well known and prominent business man in Hammond. The w;dtook place at St .Paul' Kpiscopal church, the Krv. Peter LanendorfT ri'adinff the service, ami only the Immediate families of the youn? couple fro in attendance. The bride ookci ohai-mingr in a hanisome midnight l.lue volour suit and a becoming toijue h wore a enrnngt of sweetheart and lilies of the valley. Th yoiinjr couple left for Chicago follow!"fr the ceremony, where they have a furnish- d apartment in readings. Mrs. Heist i? one of Hammond's most popular young women. nd Mr. Heist ;s hichly respected and prosperous. Th y both have a larg- circle of frjend-s who extend to ihfm their heartiest congratulations and good wishes . Mrs. TVrger entertained at a pedro party at her home on West Carroll street yesterday afternoon, prizes fn :he games going to Mr. Larson, Miss Itertha Miller. Mrs. Howman and me insolation to Mrs. Ci'.'.nrr. The next m-eting of the dub will he at the home of Mrs. Howman on Truman aw nuf on Thursday afternoon .

THIS SHOWS HOW FRENCH FAVOR UNEVEN LINES

The Ladies' Aid of the St. Faul's Lutheran church had a social gathering at their new parlors. Krle and ':ifon streets. Thf-rc was a large atendanop. and a light luncheon was crved by Mrs. Ida Hock. Mrs. II . E. !roer. Mrs. Gustav l.ati. Mrs. Em II K "-h. Mrs Gottfried Iunsing- .and : s. Anna Hbert. The next meeting tak place on Tnursday after-i-on. October 6. Th regular Saturday afternoon card p.'irty at the Country Ciuh has been postponed until Tuesday afternoon. September 27th. Mrs. W. D. Webb ' i i I be hostt . The Social Ciua met with Miss WUl.'iminie Weymuller ut her home on t.'f'i;ir street last evening. Needlework and music vt re . rijoved by the guests, after which the hostess served 11 hop suey supper to the seven mtnbr. rs . David P. Greenwaid, b-.-rt of Mr. an'l Kd Green wald of Doty street Monday for Illinois VnivvrsM y. w i-. re he has enroUed for the ensuing "!-. David has registered for a

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Crawfordsville, where he entered Wabash College for the ensuing year. Miss Ol'y I wmonde and Roy Gundy vltltod the latter's fiarents in Fair Oaks on Sunday.

The uneven skirt hem, neckline and even cnye is shown in this Paris outfit. It is a street costufne made cfblackcrepe trimmed with jet and covered with a square cape of the same material lined with white silk.

Mrs. C. rutton. who has been the guest of her son in Valparaiso fol several days, has returned home after a pleasant visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Kaab of l'lummer avenue announce the birth or a littU son. Fred A. Jr.. on Tuesday. September 20th. The Cradle noli of the Evangelical church will entertain the mothers am' babies in the church hall on Friday afternoon. September 13rd. at 2 o'clock.

Miss Alice Halm of Chicago and Arthur Shadley of Calumet avenue were married in Crown Point on Saturday, September 17th. by the Rev. Allinn. Mr. Shadley Is employed by the Indiana Harbor Belt Railway, ami a large circle of friends here who wish him and his tride an abundance of happiness and good fortune. A council meeting of the Woman's clubs or the Tenth district will he held at Fountain Park, Remington, on Friday, September 23rd. All club presidents are members of the council, and all club women are invited. A chicken dinner will be served at 12 o'clock.

Mrs. Fred Dietrich of Bauer street, who submitted to an operation at th"e Augusta Hospital in Chicago about four weeks ago, will return home on Saturday. Her friends will be glad to know that she is convalescing very nicelv.

west of the Baptist church, upstairs. Every member ia urgently requested to be present, aa the election or officers will take place. Owing to u lengthy lecture at the last meeting, delegates to the elate convention were not elected, so this must be taken care of at this meeting. . -- v Miss Anna Albert and Mrs. W. H. White entertained the Democratic club at the home of Miss Albert last evening. Fifty members being present. Addresses were made by Mr. Simon. Mrs. Smalley and Mrs. Jarvts and Mr. Mehan. Kef rewhments were served after the program. The Pj thtun Sisters will hold their regular meeting Friday evening at the usual place. Members of the degree class are requested to be present.

DAN ON A RAMPAGE

Daniel Boone, not the one of frontier fs.me, but one who beieves in raising Cain just like the original Dan, went on a rampage last night at St. Margaret's hospital. Dan has been doing some work at the hospital and during some fpare moments had slipped across the street in one of West Hammond's saloons. Wiien he returned he started on his Cain raising stunts that resulted In hi arrest by Hammond police. This morning ho was assessed a fine of ill In the city cmirt and being without funds elected to iboard it out at the Crown Point Jail.

George Stewart's growing talent and progress, however, came under the observation of Director IJoyd Ingraham, who decided that he would make an ideal lead ror Mrs. Chaplin Jn her new photoplay. t That Mr. Ingraham was not mistaken Is iborne out by the declaration of those who have seen a preview of "Old Had," which they declare not only represents the best work yet screened by Mrs. Chaplin, but also reveals young Stewart as an actor of marked histrionic a.h!litv.

SHERMAN IS FOUND

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK, Sept. 22. Lowell Sherman, movie actor, who is desired aa a witness by the Prosecutor at San Francisco in the "Fatty" Arbuckle case, was located by detectives today and served a request-subpoena which will require Sherman to submit to be questioned by Edward Swann. New York District Attorney. Sherman readily agreed to be a witness provided what he divulged was not given out by Swann to the papers and provided he was not questioned by reporters.

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FOR SALE D-45 Bulck, 6 passenger tourtnf car, a fine bargain at $575. Five-passenger Elgin, overhauled and repainted, a dandy at $350. Auto trimming and painting at the lowest prices. Quick Service. SNODCRASS AUTO SALES 1 State at., phona Hammond 9:22:2

Ethel Rrown Sheffield and rrs. George Flynn will entertain this evening for Mrs. Wilbur Cantrall, a bride of a few weeks, at the home of Mrs. Sheffield. Dr. Howat has be.n quite ill for the past few days, but is Improving now. Tho Central W. P. T. V. will meot Friday afternoon with Mrs. William Krueger, 203 Sibley street, rirst door

AT THE PARTHENON George Stewart, brother of the beautiful and talented Anita, is also climbing the ladder of success In the motion

picture world. He ha the most important role of his screen career in "Old Dad." playing as Mildred Harris Chaplin's leading man in her new First National starring vehicle, which will he shown at the Parthenon theatre beginning today. Inspired by hts sister's remarkable fjucve as a star. George has carefully pre-pared himself for a career in the silent drama. Heretofore he has played only minor parts In cinema productions.

Tra. Hyde Park Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Charles Iee"n ti Harrison street yesterday aftt:n' 0ii and w. re entertained at an apron party. There worr about fifty members prestnt. The meeting was opened by devotional by Rev. Donald Riddle and a piano soio was given by Mrs. Howard OR?.. A quartette, including Mrs. Reed. Mr. Ieeson, Mrs. Sprot and Mrs. Glamore. gav a splehd:d selection, and Mrs. Donald Riddle

sang a beautiful vocal number. After!

Lne program dainty refreshments were served by the tommittfe. consisting of Mrs. Lamborn. Mrs. Sailors, Mrs.

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Reed . The past xoble Grand Club, of Dortr.s .dge will not meet this evening as planned, but will meet on regular meeting day in tw o w -eks at t:i- home of Mrs. Dauo-herty.

dred Raycraft on Carroll street. A delicious three course luncheon was served.

Mrs. James Trump of Fair Oaks who has been the guest of friends here for ten days, has returned home. - 4 Dorothy Rohrer entertained at bridge at her home on south !ohman street last evening in honor of Miss Caroline Foppenhuse.il and Mw Margaret Pirie, who are soon to become brides. High score was made by Mrs. Fred Carter and Miss Eleanor Poppenhusen. An attractive luncheon was served to flfto? guests. The members of the Mayflower Pinochle Club met at the home of Mrs. HobMeson on Carroll street yesterday afternoon. French 'bouquets of asters and phlox decorated the parlors, where the guest. playen ten games of pinochle.

honors ?otng tc Mrs. HobMeson an! eonsolation to Mrs. George St. John. A dalntly appointed cot he luncheon vas rv'.' to thirty (rue. 'is The tie-.' meeting of the club will be held in two weeks. Mrs. Robisski hostess, at her home on Dyer Boulevard.

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George Parsons, son of Mr. Stabler of Monroe street, left on Monday for

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regular meeting of

t if Hammond Scientist fiub at their ci.ib rooms in the synagogue to ti.sruss matters of importance, on Thursday evening. Following the meeting th? guests will play cards, and attractive piizes have been obtained.

A Democrat meeting will be held light at the Riverside school at 8:00 (lock. All Dcmocra's ar? urged to be present. Mrs. J. R. Craves attended the meeting: of the East Chicago committee to attend the county convention in Chicago of the W. C. T. V. last ever." ieg at the home of Mrs. William Mc'ner. The other members of the emmittte were Mrs. James W. Thompson and Mrs. Carrie (iibbs. M'.l'.on MKay. who has b-n Mart inscille tor two' Weeks, was the c iest of n ien Is in Fair Oaks before rr turning home this week. There will be choir rehearsal at St. Paul's Episcopal church tonight .it T CO Member are asked to be pi omp; and present . The Marquette Club will be entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the Country Club, Mrs. John Dyer hostess.

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The Tale of the Federal Washer

X You should'see the wonderful mechanism of the Federal. The gears are all cut and they run as smoothly as in a fine automobile.

MASONIC NOTICE

Garfield Lodge 669 F. & A. M. will hold Called Meeting Friday evening, Sept. 23rd. opening at 7:30 o'clock. Master Mason degree. Mem

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Indies of MooBe Heart Legion will give a pedro party, 159 State St., Tong's Hall. 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Admission 2fie. 9-22

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The Mi!cs Anna and Mary Marcus f Truman avenue entertained the D. H. of R. T. flub at their home last .vening. After a short busine--tTieetin(r. the members, prenented Miss Mathilda Pobson with a beautiful . oddinsr pift. Bunco van played si four tables, hiph score made by Mis Id Taussig and Minn Hoeemary Harris. Peliciou refreshment- were served to -ixteen gue.-t". The next meeting will be held on Wednesday. October fifth, the Misses Taussig entertaining at their home on Webb st reet .

The Kaptia Delta Gamma were entertained' last evening by Mis Mil-

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184 STATE STREET THE HOME OF THOSE FAMOUS HOME-MADE CREAM FRIED CAKES For those who want the best of prepared foods we offer the following products daily: HOME MADE POTATO SALAD Per pint 25c HOME BAKED BEANS Per pint 18c FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE Per pint 18c HOME MADE PIES 25c - 35c FRESH POTATO CHIPS Per package 10c FRESH CHURNED BUTTERMILK Per quart. ... 10c OR ALL YOU CAN DRINK FOR 5c And best of all, those famous HOME MADE CREAM FRIED CAKES - Dozen. . .23c Come to our store and sample them. f Fresh Country Butter Fresh Country Eggs The Home Dairy Co. 184 State Street

FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES MEATS FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY TELEPHONE 4040

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SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

PET CREAM Per large can CARNATION MILK Per large can SUGAR 1 0 pounds for

FANCY FRUlfS AND VEGETABLES

11c 11c 63 c

ORANGES Large and sweet. Per dozen

PEARS Bartlet brand. Per basket

MALAGAN GRAPES Fancy, large. 2 pounds for PLUMS Very sweet. 3 dozen for LEMONS Per dozen . WATERMELONS Large, ripe, home giown. Each ' . , . IMPORTED SARDINES In pure olive oil. 3 cans for FANCY RED SALMON Rosedale brand. Per No. 1 can EXTRA FINE PEACHES Fine Monsoon brand. In I -lb. I4-oz. cans. Each..

EXTRA FINE APRICOTS Fine Riche- OAr lieu brand, in I -lb. 14-oz. cans. Each"'

RED KIDNEY BEANS Richelieu brand, in I -lb. 4-oz. cans. Each. .

50c 25c 25 c 25c 25c 25c 24 c 22c 27c

13c

CUT WAX BEANS Plymouth Rock brand, in 1 -lb. 3-oz. cans. Each. . . . QUEEN OLIVES Large size bottles.. Per bottle HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI In 10oz. cans. Each . JAM Assorted flavors, Snider's brand, i"-. 16-oz. bottles. Each FANCY PEABERRY COFFEE Pei pound

13 c 22c 11c 34c 19c

MEATS NATIVE POT ROAST Per pound NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK Per pound FRESH PORK SHOULDERS Per pound PORK LOINS Small and lean. Per pound SWIFT'S "CALLIE" HAMS Per pound , SWIFT'S BRISKET BACON Per pound , SWIFT'S SMOKED BUTTS Per pound ,

12c 22c lHc 25c 14c 19c 30c

TRY OUR HOME MADE SAUSAGE FANCY FRESH DRESSED POULTRY

Lake County Creamery and Fruit Company 148 E. State Street ' Phone Hammond 660 Hammond's Best Butter, Tea and Coffee Store Specials for Friday and Saturday Best Granulated'Sugar, for table or canning use, 10 lbs. 62c LARGE PET MILK, 11c per can, or 12 cans for $1.25

LIBBY'S RED ALASKA SALMON 97 Per can C FANCY PINK ALASKA SALMON OKq 2 cans for DEL MONTE BLACKBERRIES 07p Per No. 2 can IMPEACHES Del Monte or Telmo 1 Q C brand. Per can SNIDER'S TOMATO CATSUP OC Per 16-oz. bottle 6JL GENERAL CUSTER TOMATO CAT- OA Sup Per 16-oz. bottle 6Ul QUART BOTTLE VINEGAR 1 A Per bottle PURE FRUIT PRESERVES-EIoise OQ brand. Per jar 0i7 WELCH'S FRUITLADE 29 C Per jar CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS 1 f Per can CORN FLAKES Kellogg's. Sincer- Ql ity or Armour's. Per package . . . 2 v ARMOUR'S, CLUB HOUSE OR s11 . QUAKER OATS Per package.. Ut

BLUE ROSE RICEPer pound NAVY BEANS Per pound

6c 6c

SPECIALS ON OUR COFFEES AND TEAS FANCY SANTOS COFFEE Qf Per lb.. 23c; 4 lbs. for JUL FINE PEABERRY COFFEE QOr Per lb.. 24c; 4 lbs. for FANCY GUNPOWDER TEA Afn Per pound FANCY JAPAN TEA 50 C Per pound JJS MALT AND HOPS Budweiser. Old "7C Style, Puritan, Bohemian, or Gusto

'CREAMERY BUTTER Home churn- A A

ed. Per pound 1 1 PURE LEAF LARD Ar Per pound FRESH COUNTRY LAID EGGS 07. Per dozen C FINE SWISS CHEESE Kfir Per pound OvJC

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