Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 30 September 1921 — Page 2

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Friday. Septrmhrr 30, 1D21

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News Note

CIVIC (LI U L.r.ClLKO Comnifncfng with November lfith. tho Civic Club will hoid weekly dinner luncheon meetings. Tlia Civic Club and chamber of Commerce hav agreed to exchange notes on their formal meet . ngs.

In the anriounrement of tho death of Jack l;ush t.f Gary, the nanw became confu.eil vi tli that i' I'liil Uu.sh, w ho d;eil in the Harv hos; it.tl. The men both worked at the same iiant and In some way the name v. -is crimen wronir. The Tri Karpua will meet at tne home of Mrs. Jack Johnstone of Crat-e-ine blvd., next Tuesday evening. Miss Maud Roop will be assistant hostess. A pretty wedding took place Sunday Sept. iilh at 4 o'clock p. m. in Holy Trinity church, wln-u M llcicu Oicier becama the briie of Oa.a .Matusz. . Uv. Father Shafer performing the ceremony. The bride was friven in marriage by her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ceigler. The brido was beautiful in a sown of white beaded satin, with a veil of white nialino held in 4A,ce with a wreath of orange blosr.r She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of tho valley. The maid of honor, Miss Kthel RorhoHath was gowned in ari' Ot peorsette and carried a bounuet of Chpelia roses. There were fifteen bridesmaids, and the groomsman was William Churilla. The wedding Miprx-r was served In the C'eit,Ier hall, after which dancing- was iiidulKed in until the wee small hours. Several hundred dollars was realized from the brides dance, which will go to furnishing: the young people' home. They will make their home with ttie groom's mother on Alexander avenue for the rresent. I oiit forffet the formal nenins: of the Ilepahlioait rnmpaisn of TUint C hi" capo Saturday nlte at Indiana Harbor headquart ers, precfdld by autn parntle. Kverybodj- welcome, come and hear Ind. Harbor .lee ( lnl. 9-29-3 The Philadora Sunday school class will be entertained at the home ot their teacher, Mrs. II. M. Cor .j ham of Ivy street this eventnvr. This is a farewell rarty for the pirls who have graduated and are leaving the class. The Knight"? of Fythias and the I'ythian Sisters wil? be entertained at the home of Mrs. J. It. Todd. 310.1 Bio. k

avenue, Saturday evening. Mrs. Iic

jUroat and Mrs. Rerich will assist the ! hostess.

Another pretty wedding; to occur at Holy Trinity church was that of Miss Kthet They of Chicago, and Steve Medyesz, Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock The Rev. Father Shafer reading- the service. TTTe bride was beautifully attired In a frown of w me satin and georgette with a wreath of orange blossoms holding; in place her veil of white tulle. She carried a shower bouquet of brideS roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids Miss Julia Semjerger and Miss Ethel Horhoivith were very pretty in gowns of organdie' and georgette. They carried bouquets of roses. Tne groom was dressed in the conventional hlacV The groomsmen were ;,..-... I'etro and Ktigene Cigler. The lunch at 6 o'clock with wedding supj -r at :t o'clock was served at the home of the groom's fcister, Mrs. Steve Sabo. Dancing- was the diversion of the evening. After which Mr. and Mrs. Med- csz w fTit to their newly furnished ho ; nt 4941 Alexander avenue. I)in't forpret the formal opening of the Republican eanipnin of I',nt Chi" cntco Saturday nlte nt Indiana Harbor he:idfuarter preceded by auto parnde. I-verjbody welcome, come and hear Ind. Harbor (.Ire 'lul. i-2a-S 1'orty hour jdevoii started. this morning at St. Mary's church a.nd will continue until Siiwtl.iy evening. Mrs. H. M. tJroham's Sunday school class invites you to visit them at Pown ing-.s grocery store Saturday aftfrno.m. I'.orn to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Perry, of 144th St., Thursday morning, a son. Mrs. l'erry was nee Miss Pearl Krown, mother and son are doing fine. On Su'Iay eveninjj a very great treat is In store for Kast Chicago music lovers. Mis.s Maud leyler, the splendid soprano, who canle to assist the I.ockhart Concert Co. two weeks ago. in their sacred cor.iert at the Congregational church will return with her own company. Don't forgret the formal openlnjr of the Republican rampnien of Knt Chi"

rnsro Saturday nlte nt Inulana Ilnrnor h end quarter, preceded hy an to parade. ITvcry loiy welcome, come and hear

1 anlac Accomplishes

X Remarkable Results In Geo. N. Nickels Case

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Prominent Wisconsin Man Says Tanlac. Promptly Ko Jieved Ilini of Jal X1ase of Stomach Troul)lc of Six Months' Standing Gains 27 Pounds and Feels Fine As A Fiddle. It Is an unquestionab'e fact that Tanlac is now beinar more widely endorsed by well known men and women than any other medicine on the American niarkil. One of the latest to testify is George II. Nick. ds. w ell known lecturer, reading- at l','7 Wells St.. Milwaukee. W isconsin. "Tanlao has not only completely restored my health, but I have actually pained 27 pounds in wtipht." said Mr. Nichols in referring to tli remarkable benefits he had derived from the medicine. "For something; over Fix months, my stomach was very badly disordered. I suffered terribly from Indigestion and Dyspepsia. At tiin-s I would be in great distress and I would invariably experience an u ncom f. r"able bloated foelmg for hours after eating. i had no appetite scarcely ami the IitM--I ate would often mak; me deathly sick. .My head a.-hed until I f. It like it would burst and I was so nervous 1 trembled like a leaf. When I got up in the mornings. I was si weak and dizzy. I couldn't trust myself to walk around and I just hurt a'! over. "Tanlac has brought about a wonderful change In my condition for 1 am now enjoying: the v rv best o:

j health. My appetite is splenlid. 1 relish my meals. Kveryihinar agrees ! with me nerfeoilv Th.. ntrvniiena..-

headaches and dizzy spells ar all gone and I never have an ache or pain. 1

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It has no equal." Tanlac Is sold In Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and in Indiana Harbor by Central Drug Store and by leading d r u cr s is t s . A d v .

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I ml. Harbor Glee Club.

The boys of Mrs. Maples Sunday school class are putting on a bake sale

t tomorrow, Saturday afternoon at the j Schlieker's dm i,'. store. They hope t I receive t,h patronage of .East Chi- . capo's ladiea.

The men's club of the ConR-recational church will hold their opening pieetine; Monday evenina:, October at S p. m in the basement of the church. Judtro Miles Xorton of Crown Point. will speak cn the Juvfinlle question. There will be music and lunch. Come men, and spend a pleasant evening.

Iberia are reported as recovering very nicely. Miss IiOra Shay ha? returned to Chicago after having spent the pas", few days at her h"mc here.

Special for Friday and Saturday, home made raisin pie with this ad and 30c. Kschenbaeh's Bakery. We deliver. Phone 527-M. D-,10-1

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Money to loan and 7 and S per rent securities for sale, due 1 to 36 months from date, denominations from Zo up. Keal estate gold bonds. Koe & Petersen's I,aw Office. 8-3-wf

buys the btead the kiddies M

like that it is bound to i please the other members of the family. So she pur- !' chases our delicious loaf i the bread with the foodauthority.

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Satisfied smokers jive preference o the new Sterling Booster cigar. The smoke with that velvet taa-.e. Try cue today. 9-13

HESSVILLE

BIJOU TODAY E. K. Lincoln in "THE MAN OF COURAGE' Also Wm. Duncan in "Fighting Fate"

ROBBERS LOOT ATHLETIC CLUB CHICAGO. Sept. 30. Robber invaded the lobby of the Illinois Athletic Ciuh in Michigan avenue early today, terrorized two employes and robbed them of J367, the day's receipts. None of the 150 guesta of the club were molested. Two :bandit.s drove up in a taxi-cab during- the severe rainstorm. They entered the club lobby, drevy revolvers, compelled A. C. Warn or, the niht clerk, to open the cash drawer, loo'ed it of its contents and escaped. Kdward Jansen, elevator man, was menaced by the bandit' guns. A policeman strolled by as the cab containing the bandit drove, away, but was unaware that a robbery had bwn committed.

Hi Philosophy.' T never worn out the knee of my t Ts prayln for rain," says the Vill en eon, "an what's more, I ain't a-go'r' to. Rain an Fhinell come when they're good an ready, an If T can't run the world. I'm In, I certainly can't jrive directions to the other one." Atlanta Constitution.

xotich from; carpenters The Carpenters of Hammond Loca. Union, Xo. 5'J3, wdsh to make this announcement. Beginning Saturday morning:, October 1st, 1921, our new wage scab soea into effect. wnTch will be one dol lar and ten cents. ($1.10) per hour. IX- K. TUTtXER, 9:29:r,0:10:l Record in it Recretarj

A World In Need.

A little boy was hen ling a rnp In n back yard with'all his might. After i I'll t frtl-O (rnil.il nr. !...-. .L . . i '

t. ...... .,. ...r,, U, niici lilt SKy. "What on earth are you doing?" asked his mother. "Sending some dust up to God," was the reply, "so's He can inuke some new people."

Strawberry festival tat Christ !

Church Friday. September 30. .'.!.: j out and enjoy it. J Mrs. Geo. Wilkes and Mrs, Cornell Shay were the dinner puepts of Mrs.! Harry Murray in Hammond last Wed-J nenday.

Robert G)odpastor Is reported on the t-ick list. The Albert Hopp children who have hern confined to their home with diph-

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BIG CITIZENS' PARTY MEETING Will be held at Masonic Temple, Kast Chicago, Saturday, Oct. 1st. Callahan Rally. 9-27-5

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Today. Thomas Mohan in a Paramount Artcraft special production. "Conrad in Quest of Ilia Youth." ::23:

Rheumatism Can Be Cured! But You Must Clear Your Blood of Waste Products.

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SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Justine Johnstone in "A HEAT TO LET" Also Four Big Acts of Vaudeville.

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ROMA TRIO SINGING AND INSTRUMENTAL These three Wapps are full of American ballads and jazz. CHAS. & INA MeAVOY A bright little domestic comedy entitled "JUST MARRIED" VICTORIA & DuPREE ATHLETIC NOVELTY Routine of acrobatic stunts. MOORE & GRAY A pair of girls of contrasting size full of comedy chatter. ALSO THE BEST OF PICTURES Two Shows Daily 7 and 9 Sunday Matinees at 2 P. M. TRY THE .HARTLEY For One Evening's Enjoyment

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Specials for Friday Sept. 30th and Saturday Oct. 1st EXTRA SPECIAL THOMAS J. WEBB COFFEE 3-Poand Carton for ,'.98c

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Vaudeville and Feature Pictures AH Our Acts Direct From State-Lake Theatre, Chicago LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW

Arthur S. Kane presents CHARLES RAY In Sol Smith Russell's Great Stage Success PEACEFUL VALLEY A master play of yesterday, today and tomorrow "Peaceful Valley" it's blessed with eternal life. Hick Humor Humbles Human Hounds, and Ray Runs Riot See "Peaceful Valley."

CLIFF BAILEY DUO Comedy Novelty Acrobats MACK & STANTON In "Home Sweet Home" ROATHAND & BARRETT An Aeroplane Courtship NEWPORT, STIRK & CO. . In Vaudeville Nonsense

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