Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 29 September 1921 — Page 14

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TTTE TIMES Thursday Sept. 29. 1921.

WHITING ani ifs PEOPLE

'- The Music and Art Section of the ""Fortnlgrhtly Club held their first meet..Jnr f the year a the home of Mrs. -V.. E. Humphrey on Central ave., on, Tuesday afternoon, the ai'sistlnar host!sn being Mr. Wylie and Mrs. Sr.ur'"rier. The program was rendered as ' follows: Collect. Mrs. Dwyer: The Karllest Struggles- for Expression In Art. Mrs. Vernon; Early Music. Georgian Chants; Tha Harp selections by Miss Martha Kennedy of Chicago, who , is employed at Lyon and Healey's; Vocsal Selection, Mrs. Storer; The Choral Chant s by Mrs. Swartz, Mrs. R. E. jree.n and Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Frochaska; The Club Sony 'by members. luriny the business session Mrs. T. G. 'JWylie was elected secretary and treasurer to succeed Mrs. Bertha Hoskins. "A social session and luncheon followed 'the meetiog. Mrs. F". R. Doll will be r.ostess at the next meeting October 25th. with Mrs. Myrick and Mrs. Had"jcy assisting. Mr. and Mr Clyde "Wallace have purchased an Elgin car. t Mr. and Mrs. "William O. Holmes of 1 10th street are In Michigan.

RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER

Xep &m.t& TTrle Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Khenmatlo Poison Starts to Lt the System within J Twenty-four Honrt. Every Druggist in this country is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer that if two bottles of Allenrhu, the sure conquerer of rheumatism, does not atop all agony. reduce swrvlien joints and do away with even the slight st twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly return your money without cora- ' ment. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous results have been accomplished In the most severe cases -where the suffering and agony was imense and piteous and "where the patient was helpless. 1 Mr. James H. Allen, the discoverer of Allenrhu, who for many years suffered the torments of acute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's money unless Allenrhu decisively conquers this worst of nil diseases, and he has instructed Wei Drug- Company, to guarantee it in every instance. adv.

Mrs, C. P. MaoNVill of Oliver strcrt is entertaining her sister Mis.s Bowcn of Ohio.

j The Whiting Chapter of Eastern j Stars ceiebratrxl Pai't Matron and Past Patron nisrht at tlirir regular meeting

this week. The Past officers presiding were: Mrs. Mary Hay, Past Worthy Matrnn; Alex Vincent. Fast Worthy Patron; Mrs. Cecelia Opterb'jrg. Assoc. Matron; Mrs. 1'orothy Saunders Conductress; Mrs. Cora Eaton, Associate Conductress; Mrs. Enola Payne. Chaplain; Mrs. Carrie Wilson. Secretary Mrs. Blanche Tauer. Marshal!; Mrs. Blanche Braley. Treasurer; Mrs. Bcsif Black. Warder; William Stover, Sentinel. The Chaplain presented the acting Worthy Matron, Mrs. Mary Hay. with a sterling silver .spoon and the acting Patron Alex Vincent, with linen handkerchiefs. The past officers presented the pre.ent Worthy Matron, Mrs. Nellie Jenkins and the present Worthy Patron. Mr. Thiessen, with linen handkerchiefs. There were several interesting speeches by the officers and menvbers, following which Mr;-. Prochaska rendered a group of songs. The social time also included the scrv ing of refreshments. Mrs. Owen McN'eally underwent a very serious operation for appendicitis at the Washington Park hospital in Chicago, but is getting along nicely now. Mr. Ray Walker of Sheridan avenue, will entertain the St. Joseph's G-iiid tomorrow. Rev. Father Julian Szryprinski, of St. Adalbert's parish has arrived in New York fnom a several months European trip. The members of the church will have a banquet in his honor upon "his arrival in Whiting. The Plymouth Aid Society will have a vupper in the Congregational church p'arlors from 5 to 7 o'clock tonight. The Old Settlers will have the first meeting of the year in the Slovak Dom on next Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Griffith have returned from a week's honeymoon which they spent at Rogers Park. in. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith will -reside with Mrs. Griffith 3 folks, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cole on 4433 Magoun avenue. East Chicago. ' Joe Bellan, cx-police officer, was fined $1.00 and costs in the city court on Tuesday. Bellan went into Steve Candish's place at 120th street and Indiana Boulevard and representing himself to be a Federal officer attempted to raid the place. He was arrested by officers Tewell and Avaronl. He paid the $11.00 fine. Andrew Grovatch. arrested for being drunk, was fined $5.00 and costs and upon the charge of carrying concealed weapons, he having brass knuckles in his possession, was fined $25 and costs.

He paid both and was released. A son aw born to Mr. and Mr.-. Keckii h of Pis -Mrupp nomi'. Tdesda. Mr. Kecku-h. who went to Pennsylvania a.-! a lodge delegate al;'o went to Cleveland to isit his brother, from where he was expected home last eening. Mrs. Wm. Griffith of Ohio avenue, entertained at a six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Griffith's birthday. Tho--e present were Mr. and Mrs. Flo d Griffith from Hammond; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Griffith, Kast Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. lew Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Griffith and Mr. and Mrd. L. t. Griffith of Whttii'g.

Whiting Adve rtis em ents Are Winners

ROBERTSDALE

DYER

XOTIl'E There will be a meeting Thursday evening at the Republican headquarters, 605 119th street for the purpose of organizing a Young Men's Republican C'lJb. All jouns men are invited. FOR SALE Household furnitare, six room house, everything in first-class condition; 1351 Amy avenue, Robertadale, call evening after 6:30. 9-27-3 FOR SALE Robinson Hot air Furnace fair condition, $25.00, Whiting tel. 341-J. 9-27-3 PGR SALE Kitchen Cabinet and Buffet in good condition; Inquire S- McBride Water Gardens. 9-2S-2

Nick Jaeger transacted busine.-s at t'roun Point on Monday and Tuesdav. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W iszman of Exeter. Nebr., are visiting with Mrs. J. Geis. John M. Ptahl of Chicago, president of the Farmer's National Life Inimrance Co., was a Oyer visitor Tuesday calling on Mr. iBurge, the company's) r present.itl ve for this locality, y Mr. and Mrs. IV n Hilbrlck and family attended the wedding of Cecelia Keilman to Ot:ar Turner at St. John last Wednesday.

HOBART

Master Hubert Kulage had the misfortune of breaking hij arm in three places Wednesday. Mrs. F. Cooper of Stoney Island is visiting at the home of her daughter. Mrs. C. Klausen. Mr. Wm. Ellington was a Valpo visitor Wednesday. A Nuptial Mass was held Wednesday morning at St. Bridget's Catholic church at 9 o'clock when Chas. M. McIntyre and Miss Helen E. Thyne were united in marriage. The bride's sister Miss Josephine Thyne acted as the bridesmaid and John Thyne was best man. The bride was attired in white taffeta and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Rev. Joseph Lynn officiated. The young couple will live in the Guyer fiats on Third street and they have the best wishes of their many friends. Edward Melton had the misfortune of stepping on a rusty nail and now has1 to go about on crutches. The town board held their regular meting on Tuesday evening and appointed E. Guyer, John Fleck, Don Shannon and Chas. Klaussen on the election board for the coming city election.

ammond Self Service Grocery Co.

220 East State Street Phone 4014 $3.00 Orders Delivered Free

i ,4 COFFEE Freshly Roasted Thos. J.Webb. OO .. 3 lbs. $1.05, per lb. Our Special, O f per lb. . JJ Tip Top. - - O C n per lb. , Miller & Hart's Bacon, O A Der lb OTrC Machine Sliced Bacon, OC, per lb MeatIeU 3g per lb. , www Summer Sausa ge, O f per lb 50c per lb. ... ..- www Hockless Hams, l Q per lb LZ" Square Deal Bacon, 1 Q. per lb 1 17 w Skinned Hams, whole 9 or half, per lb.... SWIFT & CO. Brisket Bacon, 1 O . per lb a w w Picnic Hams, 1 O per lb Lunch Rolls, OAper lb OUC CHEESE American Brick, full per lb eW w w Extra Fancy Dried 9 A Calif. Pears, per lb. Prunes, some more of those big juicy prunes, fresh 1 stock, per lb Raisins, fancy Thomp- OC -son seedless, lb. pkg. Apricots, extra fancy, O E - 30c; choice, lb...

Butter GILT EDGE TUB First Prue Butter. Ask our customers. EXTRA SPECIAL, PER LB. 44c

Lard SWIFT'S PURE 2 Pounds 5-Ib. Pails 26c 75c 2-lb. Pails 10-lb. Pails 30c $150

Cocoa

POUND I O PKG. A,C We guarantee this to be the highest grade. Regular 40c value.

SUGAR

Pound 6c All You Want

FLOUR CERESOTA OR GOLD MEDAL Ys Birre! . $1.15

OH HENRY CHOCOLATE BARS Per bar, 8c 2 for Other Bar Candies, 3 for 10c

COOKIES Ginger Snaps, OQp 3 lbs w Cocoanut Bars, Cif per lb fceivw Vanilla Wafers. 10p per lb 1 O w Oatmeal or Graham 1 A Crackers, per lb . . . Fig Newtons, 1 7 " per lb 1 w Assorted Cookies, 1 0 per lb IOC Monarch Pork and Beans Q per can w Apple Butter, 38-oz. Q C g Mason jar, at O wC Soups, Snider's or 1 Campbell's, can... AUC Potatoes, Idaho Russets, guaranteed fine cookers, 1C per peck QUC Virginia Sweet Pota- OCtoes, 4 lbs iwC SOAPS P. & G., American Family, Rub-No-More, Fels Naptha, Kirk's Flake White, CQlObars wwC Icing Sugar, no lumps "1 C in this, per lb 1 UC Light Brown Sugar, Q per lb. OC Shelled Almonds, . A C per lb 4UC Nigger Toes, new crop, extra large ones. 28 c per lb

Dance at the Elks Club Rooms on Friday evening, Kept. 30th. 9-IS-2

Mrs. Hendrons' Beauty Farlor, Thursday and Friday Special, Shampoo, &0c; Children's Hair Hob. 35c; 631 119th St., phone Whiting 427-M. 9-28-2

KoR SALiE 7 room house on Ohio ave. Call 80-R Whiting. 9-2S-2

t'HINtKSS THEATRE TO.Mt.HT "Buntj Pullj, the Strings," n urn us- j

rnmrdj of icotclt life from the ell known play; Man l'nthe Nctvs ami Pol .'are) Comedy. S-29-1

PRICKS THKVTHK TOMt.HT l,e nitinrhstein In 'The f.rrnt I,ovrr," the (nmoiu ntnce stnr In the equally fnmouit piny. ( omlnn Tomorrow, 'Bunty Pulls The StrtnKS." 9-2S-1

STAn theathe tomght Canaon Ferjcuson In "W hat's a Wife Worth," alKo CIyo Cook In "The Golfer" and Prlama Colored Picture. 9-28-2

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms at 1316 Myrtle avenue, Robertsdale. 9-29-2 Mrs. R. Kohr of Indianapolis Blvd., was a Hammond isitor laft Tuesday. The condition of Mrs. A. Payne, who

is at the Mercy hospital in Chicago !

is very promising and very frequently has friends from here calling on her. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Shaner ef 11 So Myrtle avenue are entertaining at Binco this eveninsr for the benefit of the

Protective Home Circle. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cusenek of Reese, avenue on last Tuesday morning. Mother and baby are doing nicely at this time. Our newly-weds. Mr. and Mrs. William Ackerman. nee Elsie Larson, returned from their honeymoon which tliry spent with relatives at Davenport, Iowa, and have gone to housekeeping on Indianapolis Blvd., where they will be at hums to th'ir many friends. The Ladies of the Protective Hera? Circle surprised Mrs. Paul L'obertine at her home on Myrtle a'-enue on Tuesday evening. A most pleasant evening was spent by the ladies and dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. J. Dusnek of Reese avenue, is spending a few days in West Harvey, with her sister Mrs. Kowel and family. Mr. and Mrs. August Schmittle and Mr. and Mr?. K. Bayr motored to Shelby, the fore part of this week. Mr. John Kllwood of Hegewisch, III., was a Robertsdale business visitor on Tuesday. A splendid dinner will 'be served by the; ladies of the Congregational Church in their parlors this evening, from the hours of 5 to ?. Mr. and Mrs. Van Ulric of Chicago, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. White of Atchison avenue last Tuesday eveninsr.

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Carpenter, will take work by day or

contract. Call 408 FUchrupp avenue, j

nitmg. 9-2S-2 Winter apples and Pears for sale by the bushel; Call Whiting 230-R. 9-2S-tf

PRINCESS THEATHE TOMGHT 10 LHtrlchntrln In "l'hc Great Lot. rr, the fumoini attaare atar In the equally famous piny. Comlin.jf Tomorrow, "IMinty INilla The Strinifs." 9-2S-1

STATl Til BATRE TO.MtiHT Caasnn Keriiiuon in What's a Wife Worth," nl6 Clyde Cook tin "The Golfer" and Prlzma Colored Picture. 9-2S-2 There are many people who have the idea that they cannot own their own home, but The Whiting Savings and Loan Association has made it possible for them to buy a home and pay for it the same 'as they would pay rent. 9-29-1

FOR RENT Brick garage, water, heat and electric lights, cheap. 130 Cleveland avenue, phone Whiting 1D8-J. 9-29-1 PRINCESS THEATRE TOMGHT "Bunty Pulls the StrinKs," an nmu. Ing comedy of Scotch life from the well known pluyt Ala Pathe e-r and Pollard Comedy. 9-29-1 FOR RENT Room Trlth bath, gentleman only, Mrs. Lena Vogel, phons Whiting 116-M, SOI Cleveland avenue. 9-29-3 WHITISG PrBLlC LinRARV The Library is a bureau of universal Information and helpfulness. We are more than willing to assist the men and women of the community In the everyday problems of work, recreation and hobby. Tou will find upon our shelves the very best dictionaries and reference books. We welcome questions, and will make every effort to furnish complete and correct Information. We answer telephone calls. 9-29-1

"iSr. JtckJ Jones, tie cook ltdy xtjs tell the master to order more Ktllogf's Cora FItkrs right swty. because they ain't bo more in the whole house since everybody's eating Kellorg'stbej re so awful

MUNSTER

There will be a Caucus meeting at the town hall Friday evening, Sept. 30 at 7:30 p. m. A large attendance i. desired. 0-2$

Don't wait another day to know the deliciousness of Kellogg s Com Flakes How Kellogg's Corn Flakes appeal to the most fastidious appetites! What a wonder-picture they make all joyously tumbled and jumbled in a big bowl; sunny-brown, oven-fresh the gladdest good-to-eat cereal you've ever tasted or looked upon I Kellogg's Corn Flakes are a revelation palateticklers that bring the sunshine right into the breakfast room and get the day going all right! Never was such flavor as you'll find in Kellogg's; never was there such all-the-time crispness!

Your happiness will know no bounds when you see the little folks come back for "more Kellogg's, Mother, please!" And, my how Kellogg's delight the mothers, too and the daddies and brothers and sisters! Kellogg's win everybody they're so delicious!

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TOASTED CORN FLAKES

CORN FLAKES

AIm .Vr. of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and knimbled

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES

We Make Two Deliveries a Day Phone 4014

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One ride in the Packard Single -Six will show you that the enthusiasm of its owners is more than justified by the performance and power of the can YOU CAN SAFELY EXPECT FROM THE PACKARD SINGLE-SIX A YEARLY AVERAGE OF 17 MILES OR BETTER TO THE GALLON OF GASOLINE. 2,000 MILES OR BETTER TO THE GALLON OF OIL, AND 15,000 MILES OR BETTER FROM TIRES

The Packard Single -Six Tour ing is now $2975, f. o b. Detroit v PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT

Gary Motor Car Distributees 308-10 W. 5th Ave. Phone 4SS5 Gary, Ind. Qsk the man who oxvus one

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160-162 STATE STREET

Our Great Bankrupt Stock Sale Now In Full Swing This sale grows as it goes and there are good reasons why this is true. Everyone is passing the word around regarding the wonderful bargains and values to be found here. Many bargains not advertised await you here.

Black Bloomers. . . 23c Wash Basin 8c Tarn O'Shanter. .98c Shopping Bag. ... 3c Men's Neckwear. 29c Men's Collars 10c arge Blankets . . '. 89 school Plaids 17 ancy Outing. ... 1 0 !oy's Sweaters . $2.9 .adies' Silk Hose.6r lannel Rompers . 5C len U'n Suits. . $ I . ! Tol. Tooth Paste 1 9 Yio Corset Value. 69

lannel Gowns. . . 59 Ladies' Waists ... 95 Men's Sweaters. .98c School Hose, 2 pr.25c Cotton Mop 39c Drip Pan, large. . . 29c Paint, gallon ... $ 1 .69 Apron Gingham. 13c Bungalow Apron . 98c Baby Blankets ... 1 9c Mens Suspenders . 23c Panel Curtain. .$1.00 Fancy Ribbons. . . 29c Bias Tape 8c Stove Pipe 1 7c Phl'pine Gown . $ 1 .98 Mixed Candy, lb . 1 Oc Knitting Yarn. . . . 69c Flannel Shirts. .$1.39

Gym Bloomers. . . 98c j

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