Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 89, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1921 — Page 5

Tnesdav. October 4. 1021.

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The evening hour dfrnirtment of the Hammond Woman's Club had a delightful mretinK t the home of Mrs. C. Belir.an of Glendale park last evening-. The chairman. Miss Muenich, opened the mot-ting with a brief outline of the year's work. Mrs. Moran, the club president. announced the opening of a service shop in the Tublice Library and Mrs. W. A. Hill made a ehort and Instructive talk. Miss Alta Adkina took charge of the evenInge's program, and introduced Miss Gcraldine Swanson of the Hammond Musical College. Mi?s Swanon read a very Interesting paper on the subject of "Danoir.s and Its Effects." This was ft.ilowed by a delightful demonstration of dancing by the pupils of Miss Swanson 'n the following manner:

Make-Believe . Flower Dance. French Doll .. Value Arr' de Ballet . Summer Time. Spanish Dance

Alice Goyk Jane Smith ..Gertrude Cooper . .K!?io Ormenski ...I'orothy Nes-o! Mary Lotz Violet Milne

Miss Lillian V.'hitaker accompanied the sprightly dancers at the piano. Th" hoetess served light refreshments after the evening's program. Miss Charlotte Winrr of Walt ham treet announces the opening of her private kindergarten in rooms of tho First Presbyterian church, corner or Highland and Hohman streets, on October 17. Miss Winer is desirous of hearing from the mothers who are Interested In sending their tiny tots, from the ages of three-and-a-half to eir yoars to a kindergarten well supervised and equipped with the best of materials. There will be a ilm.tt-J rumber of pupils accepted, and early application la advisable.

luncheon on Wednesday by Mrs. j-hn

-v. UiVit at her ho nil. on Hysuip place. A delightful surprise dinner party was given Saturday evening at the Lome of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Glani )re of Monroe slreet, in hon.r of Mr. Gla-

moro's birthday anniversary. The col., r ! scheme through the house was yellow and wlj.te, and the dining table aj specially attractive with a centerpiece J of golden-rod, asters and ferns filling! a large pumpkin shell. Yellow ribbons ran from the flowers to each place, where tiny bouttonnieres of asters were tied to the placerards. A delicious course dinner was served to fifteen guests, during which appropriate toasts. congratulations and good wishes werv- ex-ended to Mr. Glamore. The evening was enjoyed with cards and dancing. - Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonnell. Mr. Herbert Glamore, Mr. Austin H. Glamore, all of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Corner and daughter Miss Morcr.e of West Hammond, Miss Florence O- iman of Harvey, and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison McLaughlin and daughter Mis Dorothy and Miss Phyllis of Hammond. Regular meeting of Opal Hive Si'fi tonight at I. O. O. F. hall at eight o'clock. After the meeting there will be a kindergarten party and a paro 1's post sale. A large attendance is ex-1 pected.

t'ae chairman, Mrs. H and the minutes of the ir.tr were read by the W. K. Ileil'.y and approi

'aifl Stevens. ; rev ions meet - ' s-erretary. Mrs. ! as read. A

Mr. and Mrs. IL C. Slater of Truman avenue have had as their house guest for a fortnight Mrs. Slater's father, Mr. K. S. Hartwig ,.f St. Joe, Mo.

Mrs. C. Hartke of Sibley street who recently underwent a. serious operation in St. Margaret's hospital, returned home yesterday and is getting along very nicely.

The Ladles" Aid Society of the Centenary M. E. church will meet tomorrow for an all day session in the parlors of the church. Miss Dorothy Grace Hammond, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond of Glendale Park, was hostess to twenty-i'our of her little friends -u -i party Saturday afternoon, . in celebration of her eleventh birthday. The youngsters greatly enjoyed games and music, after which full portions ..f iee cream -were served, together with a. big frosted candle-lit birthday cake and tiny spiced candies. Miss Dorothy was the recipient of many beautiful gifts and the good wishes of all her little friends. She was assisted in receiving by her cousiu. Misa Helen Emith.

Tha fourth division cf the Ladies .Aid Society of the First M. E. church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Joan P. Klein at her home, la Sibley street ,at half past two o'clock.

Mrs. John Wells of Independence. Kansas, and Miss Iona Wells of St. Paul, Minn., are the house guests of Miss Margaret Turner of Glendale park. Mri. Wells anJ Miss Wells are enroute for their respective homes, after spending some time in Vermont. The Dorcas Bible Class of Iramanuel's church met at the home of Miss Alice Wymueller of Cedar street last evening and enjoyed music and needlework. The hostess served dainty refreshments to the. Misses Se'ma Hugo, teacher of the class. Evelyn Thomsn, Kivera. Bruc kner, Alice Wymueller, Agnes Hohenberger. Ruth

! llrovvn. Edith Trost and a guest, Einma Heiman. The next meeting will be held in two weeks wit'-i Miss Edith

Trost. Mr. George C. Kehrer, who has been In Philadelphia for the past five weeks, has returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones, of Elizabeth street. Mr. J. M. Hart, who has been visiting In Cleveland for a few days, has returned to the home ef his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones of Elizabeth street.

Mrs. Theresa Kelly of Lima, O , has returned to her home after spending sc. eral weeks with her son. Cert Sh ar ,n and family of Webb street.

' lie Standard Bearers will meet toniu it with Mrs. Edrar Crumpacker of lli- rison street and Mrs. George Fiynn wi. be s . r jt b.ostes.'. A good attet. lvtice is desirtd. rlri'.y Aid Society will h"ld a bus'ne - ; rne.t toir.ght In the church pa.l. rs it hulf pa-t seven o'clock. The second division of the Ladies' Aid Society cf the First M. E. church will be enterttined at a one o'clock

Mrs. W. B. Parker of May street will entertain the members of the Harmony Club at a six o'clock dinner tomorrow evening at her home.

LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"

Wassey's Pleating Shop EMBROIDERIG, STAMTIVO. HEMSTTTCHIXO. BLTTOV HOLE, BUTTON COVERING. BRAIDING. HITCHING, FANCY STITCHING. l STATE STREET, PHONE HAMMOND 440. -7

CAHPETS AND RUGS Cleaned In your home. Hamilton Beach method. Cook3ey, Phone 3970. 10-40-2

Hammond Musical College Piano, Voice. Violin, Public Speak ing, LTcelele. Banjo, Mandolin. Guita: Dancing, Dramatic Art. 10-"

Tho Ii C. B. A. will meet tonite Weis Hall. Mrs. Kllngen of Chicag will speak. All members are urged to be present. 10-4-1

The- Presbyterian Lad:es' Aid Society will meet tomorrow afternoon In the church parlors, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Potter will be hostesses. Frank Xowak, who for a number of years has been employed in the First National Bank here, is leaving soon to make hi3 future home in California. WOMLAIN'S HXFTJIiUCArr MXtTIKO The Hammond Woman's Republican Club held a semi-monthly meeting last evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

I Buchanan. It Is very evident that

there is developing in tear women voters a knowledge of politics. When the various candidates for city offices gave their talks, the interest with which same were received indicated that the women apreciate fully the tasks of the city. Three hundred ardent Republicans were in attexdance at the Mg rally last night, and only standing room was available. The hall stairs and corridor were crowded to hear the explanations of the speakers In lieu of the city's situation and needs. The meeting was called to order by Si WENTWORTH COMPANY 9137 Houston Are., So. Chicago, I1L Distributors of INSTANT MALT EXTRACT, the Jroduct that needs no cooking, no odor and makes perfect beverage ia 5 minutes. Per can $1. Per dozen $10.50. Lowest prices on extracts that flavor and color non-alcoholic, any flavor. 75c per oz. 8 ounces $4.50. 16 Dunces $8.50,

short business session loiiowed, after which the chairman introduced. M rs. James A. Patterson of Gary, district chi.lrman of the women's activities, who was accompanied hen by :evera) Gai y u omen. Mrs. Patters -n urged that there be effected a final gathering in of registrants. H'-r talk was very well received. Mr. M. M. lirui'i gave a "Blue Book" talk, which lie calbd "The Alibi." wherein he m?ide several el'-ar statements of jmhsputdble facts according to the cons ;;s-.is of opinion When Mrs. Stevens a nnoi;nc'-il Mayor Dan Brown, his name w a? greetei with a great ovation. Mr. Brown certainly believes in "Honor to Whom Honor is Due." The mayor sketrhid the work "if the various candidates, and stated that t'ae mayor's office r.eed. d a man willing to give h.s whole time and interest to his work. The Woiu.in's Quartette sane a rK ver for. g specially composed in Mr. Brown's honor. Mr. H. C. Ciev, l.-j r.d, card 'Hat for city judge, gave a brief outline of the obligations of tlie offii e, i.r.d will tMve a talk at Utiuiii at the next in -tc ting. Mr. i'I.v. .-land lias a radiant personality that practically con. islands votis. A iormal present it ion of ca ixlitlatra i'..licwed. after w iiieh Mr. e".y.I. Ck-vc l.md, eity .-h-i i rir.a n. cum; luiu-nted TTie women en their efforts. ,nid uiged tin m not to s1.il'.' ' n tnv.r ntluisiaMU until very vett r in town luid reg is to i ed. There will be a f. rr. al opening of the campaign Fl iday .-v e r; n .r at the Orpheum the; re, to vehleli t v.-ry body 's welcome. tloo.l s-i-ieUe rs and ni'io'.c will be provi.le !. Dr. and Mrs. I'.uchan.in served their guests with dainty ref: e.-h no n ait' r which a social hour was enjoyed. The meeting ad.iourned to r;.e..t in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, 2'H HoMIln stte.t. The way the Kepuhhoan women come out to thes meetings, there arc i'ew homes of sufficient siz.; to ace. innio.Iate I hv crowds, and in a fdiort time Hie attendance will warrant renting a ha!!. MILS. -M. J. CU5AN, Beporter. A number of frien Is recently gathered at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Le'.and Mother c n Mason street, and tendered them a surpri.;e miitel!:ineous shower at tho house warml ng. (lames were enjoyed .luring toe evening and Mr. and Mrs. M h- r reeeiv. d a great many beautiful n.rid us. ful gifts. Dainty lunch' t-n was terved to twelve guests. The History Department of the Hammond Woman's Club liebi its first meeting of the year on Monday at the Country Club, when they observed i.i-st Day at a one o'clock luncheon. There "ere .sixty-eight guests, and the function was very nicely arranged by a social committee, of which Mrs. J. Everett Lcet h wi-f chairman, assisted by Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Ihrr.-ori. Mrs. Woods, Mrs. bherb;. . Mrs. Wall. Mrs. Green ar.d Mrs. Fcitzer. 'Ihe aCioruoon program was c pened by the reading ei the "e'olleet" by Mrs. A. F. Kr.otts, and th. sincing of two stanzes of "Indtana" by the committee. s ith Mrs. Love at the piano, Miss Adeie Dunbar favored the ladies with two bea'.it: ful solos. "A Howl of Poses" and "His Lullaby," acconpared by Mrs. Lillian M.Ueseh. Mrs. L. T. Meyer, history chairman, announced there would bi- five minute talks on reminiscences by tlie ev-cha:r-men of the History department. Mrs. O. c. K. Matt hies gave oe.eial short rvtet hes of the f ast. Mrs. Moran, the club president, announced t!iat next Saturday would be "Bun-He Day" for the club, and allied that e.-i nen.ber bring a bundle for the t-'erv.-c? .Shop recently opened in the Pu'ili : Libra--y. The club fer.g, "Makin ; i-.r bri-ens Cotn Trj .." was sung ov the i 'onoii t tee, accompanied by Mrs. J. I. Wilhehn. Mrs. Mable I'ov.ley Mirtr. i.T her usual charming manner, read "Mother" by John Kmerson Brook.s and "L'Ecvu;" by Kipling. Mrs. J. J. Anderson, who "was chairman lurir.g the late war. gave a short talk about the work of the department during that tim-. Mrs. Roijght, of Whiting, conn tv cha i'-rian

of the Woman's Clubs, spoke cf the warm hospitality of the women of our southern sister cities and rural districts. One of the paramount tasks of ihe state is the motion picture problem. They expect to appoint an active

Willi tins laboratory in connection,, i with Summers' pharmacy, Hammond . can be proud of the fact that it has tile I

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Mr. Summ.-rs say. that ing to put en an annive:

will have- the same tiooda

drugs todav at iuic. ti:k'' a!x',v; r.v. -

only drug store this side of Lafayette! ai! which 'he claims nre'ower ti'.r.n nnthat has a pathological and technical! nivereury prices and .bc-'t cf all a treat

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eonm-,: ttee 111 every city and town to I laboratory

attend pictures every day to learn hov pietuies are presented, ho censored, by whom, and to determine the impressions made on young minds. Mrs. S. E. Ptvilm, who has been a member of thf club sin'-e 1904. spoke of the useful a Jil broadening influenced, the study lessons and asso-iations the lib lead brought to her. Five beloved

iga inspection oi mis new- aii a i-j f -!..;

nl convince any one that tnts is . .iwwiiai,vw MMLz';!ztjifmtimm,'A

Kntrance will be from tiie

drug store or f.om Sta.te street and a

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the most complete and up to date Jnsti

tut ion of its kind in this state this sidej;; of Purdue. When asked ysterday aboejt the ru- i o mored report that he was mixing the.jeY

electrical bii:-:n's3 with ms drug store

the ladies.

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hairnian of the History Department i Mr. Summers replied that if has nver i

have gone to their rewards in that ! been the custom for any

time. j to confine himself to a

Mrs. Peattbleri. chairman of the Tils-1'1'1 L"" " ,?:ri

j were interesting themselves in a rum-it.ij I her of enterprises and that he in pnr- ! ?J

i ticular had isolated his electrical bus

; iness to such an extent that it was t-n-I tirely foreign to the drug business and j . I even controlled by a separate set of j

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tory and Literature Departments in Whiting, and one of three rtnaixilng "1rter members of the club, e-tended a beartv Invitat'on to all members ot 'he Hammond Woman's Club to visit the'r meetings at any time. Her n-.es-

; m one year's work, but to do well the I .iimba-mental thini;S and to he mindful jof the importance of the club tasks.

Mrs. H:

simple and charming message to the

members of the club, and wished them a most successful year. Mrs. Meyer t-r'etlv outlined tho year's work and the commute,- concluded r: most instructive .ir.il deiightfrl .rtnriio(n by singing the two remaining stanzas of "Indiana. " Mrs. r. Paul Feltzer. Secretary. Children in the Sunday school of Ft. Paul's Kpisoopa! church will have a social meeting tonight in the Guild loom of the church. All the boys and girls are asked to be in attendance. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Hyde park church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. W. lieed. 1217 Harrison street, tomorrow afternoon at half past two u'loi-k. The Deborah Aid Society will have an ail dny meeting in the Christian church tomorrow.

Considering all In all, Mr. Summers

is very much to be congratulated on t this, the seventeenth anniversary of a n- pjj

thf ex-pres!dent. gave a I luxation goes on much fart her than if3

Summers will have the whole 4 corn- j y. 'l f rs to himself seventeen years from j K-J

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SALTS FINE FOR ACHIKG KIDNEYS

We eat too much meat which

Clogs Kidneys, then the Back Hurts.

For Oirr Daily Special Wednesday ROUND STEAK, psr Ik . 16c FLANK STEAKS, nsr ib. . I2c

3 Cans Mo. 3 PEACHES for 50c

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CLINICAL LAB. IS ANNEXED BY SUMMERS (Continued from page one.)

a reai betterment for the community :n the addition of what has been known as the Il.nnmoaj Clinical Laboratory and which has been operated for some time by Mr. C. Van Schaak. Starting s-otr.e years a?o with merely an idea as to this Important addition to his business. Mr. Summers has workconsistently and with his characteristic ".yet there" ;pirit on this idea -until finally h has yarned full control of this laboratory and as. moved it to the building just over his drug store. Heri--after It will be operated as a patholiKleal laboratory under the direction of an expert pathologist who Is also a ti clinician and for the convenience of the medical profession as well as his patrons.

Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, fe-et sluggish and clogt'cei and need a flushing occasionally, elfe we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply niti't keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel n ache or pain in the kidnev re;r-

. ion. get about four ounces of Jad Salts j from any good drug store here, take a j tablespoon r'ul In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidnevs will then act fine. This famous

salts 1.5 made from the acid of grapes"; &4

and lem.m juice, combined with lithia. I and is harmless to Hush clogged kidi neys and stimulate them to normal acj tivity. It also neutralizes the a ids in j the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ! ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithis.-

water drink which everybody snouid take now and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. A weli-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble. Adv.

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Blue Ribbon Sale, October 1 to 10 "These bargains are for you. Come and see the others. $1.25 Pinkham's Vegetable 75c Vicks' Vapo-Rub Salve. 57c Compound 9Sc ?2.25 Water Bottle $129 50c PebecQ Tooth Paste 39c $1.00 Tanlac 87c $1 .00 Hudnut's Toilet Water. 87c OCTOBER PATHE RECORDS Let Us Play Them For You 20618 "Ma," Casino Dance Orchestra. "When the Sun Goes Down," Casino Dance Orchestra 20603 "Melon Time in Dixieand," The Harmonizers. "Oh, They're Such Nice People," Aileen Stanley. 54076 "Ave Maria," Yvonne Gall. 20592 "Valse Ma Jolie," Saxophone-Solo. "Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows," Violin Solo.

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materials obtainable and is baked by master bakers in a modern sanitary bakery. It is a bread that never disappoints.

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takinj; Mason 9 Ml am regularly until you are patisfieri with your gain in -weight aud energy. Majitin's VITAMON contains highly conerntralci yeast--itamines as wrll as the two other stili reiore important vitamiocts (Fat Solul'ta A and Wator Soluhlf ) all of whih pcicr.re mys you mti't have to be strong, well and fully develop".!. It ia now being used by thousands who appreciate it ronvenier.ee, eeonomy and ejuiek results. By ir.ereaaing ths nourishing power of what you eat Martin's VITAMON supplies ju-t what your body needs to feed the shrunken tissues, strengthen interna! organs, clear the skin and renew shattered nerve force without upsetting the stomach or causing gas. Pimples, toil and skin eruptions vanish as if by magic under its healthful, purifying influence. Hut it is not only a question of how much better you look and feel, or what vour friends sav and think the

scales and tape measure will tell their own story- A two weeks' test will surprise you. , IMPORTANT I While, the amazing health-building value of .Mastins VITAMoN hns been clearly and positively demonstrated in cases of lack of energy, nervous troubles, anemia, indigestion, constipation, skin eruptions, poor complexion and a peni-r.illy weakened physical and mental condition, it should not be ued by anyone who OHJIX'TS to having their weight increased to normal, lie sure to remember the name Mastin's VI-TA-MON the original and genuine yeast-vitamine tablet there is nothing else like it. so do not accept imitations or substitutes. You can get Mastin's VITAMON tablets at all od druggists, such as "vVels Drus. Xorrls Drug.

ARE POSITIVELY GUARANTEED to Put On Firm Fleah, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy when taken with Every MeaJ, or Money Back.

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Just Across from Post Office 212 East State Street, Hammond, Indiana

Cream of Wheat Monarch brand Cream of Wheat; 30c size j "1 f packages. Dollar Day, 10 packages (at only O v

The

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Velvet Tobacco

regular 15c tins. Specially priced for & "J OA lar Day, 12 cans for & L .JJ

Roast

One-pound cans. Worth 30c per pound. Spe- C 1 A A cial, 8 one-pound cans for -'v

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YEAST VITAMINE TA9LET

sweaters

Pull-over style Sweaters. Good weight. For j A A Dollar Day, 2 for vpltUU New Brooms Extra heavy, union made Brooms. Regular (t 1 A A 75c value: 3 for 'UU Turkish Towels Good size, double thread, extra well knitted. (1 A A Our regular 2Sc towels. Special, 6 for vp A JJ Blue Work Shirts

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Ba&e-Rite System of Bakeries

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'Hammond - Indiana ftorbor-

independent 181 East State Street

flarket Co. Hasinond, Ind.

Not for a lone time will you get the chance to. buy

Shirts at this price. The price is higher whole- 1 A A

Bed Sheets Large Size Large size Bed Sheets. A wonderful value. "I A A Special tomorrow at

Specials for Wednesday, Oct. 5

FRESH CUT VEAL STEWPer pound FRESH CLT LAMB STEWPer pound BOILING BEEF Per pound SPARE RIBS Per pound VEAL CHOPS Per pound SALT PORK Per pound

6c 6c

. 7c 14c 14c

Army Wool Underwear Brand new government underwear Shirts and Drawers. Well worth $2.00 per garment. Special for g 1 A A tomorrow only, at Other Sale Specials

Independent 181 East State Street

Market Co. Hammond, Ind,

Finest packed Government Bacon, hermetically sealed in 12-pound cans to mabtaia its good flavor. Special for tomorrow

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i& id. can. $J

(About 16c per pound. Worth 35c today.)

JAM

Large 7-pound can, in ten different Savors. Famcua Mother's Jam. Special for tomorrow only, per can

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