Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 27 October 1921 — Page 9

Thursday. October 27. 1021.

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ivasion, at which Mra. Vlto-u was pre-t-ented with a Deauiiful oil painting. The other state ultiet-Ta present were Mrs. Laura Wolf, Grand Martha from Michigan City, and Mrs. Klia Smyier, l-'ast Grand Matron of Loganspoi t and M.'s. Amelia Barton, ra.il Grand Matron of Whiting;. Following the close of a very iiea-ant mcttin,:. durum

which Mrs. Nvllie Jenkins. Worthy I Mu.tron premded, Mrs. Bcssiu Twitl and n.iniuuice nerved a delicious lunchtun. J -Via. Panto Haralovitch, age forty-'

WHITING and its PEOPLE

SOVIET RULE IS BASED ON TERROR, SAYS KILPATRICK

folic

A boy or l?lrl should b taught tr cave money early In life. For Instance a dol'.ar a weok vut into Th

Whiting Savings and Loan AfsOi-iation with 6 per cent, dtvt'dt-nd for 20 year.-. J

wilt result in a fund of ov r $2,000. I The d

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Tl:e first of the cummtmity ?er U"ci lectures will bo given at the Coinir.ruity Center tomorrow cvenintr vflan Wlilia.ni Ralney Bennett will lecturo or. 'Thj Man Who Can." This is the

firit of the series and I'ror.iises to b

too jtooa to miss. In addition t lecturo a 1ruble quartette will

rush nuslc, the participants 'bfln-r Mrs. Hoy i; .Green. Mrs. Geo. 1 tirdoman. Mrs. Raymond Myriok, Mrs. Kdward Kvans, Mrs. Fred Hadley, Mrs. V. talathe, Mrs. Emory Black and Miss Ros Gordon with Mrs. J. K. IIoskinain at the piano. Wllma H-Jrst id confined to her home In Ohio avenue -with c light cao of the scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. James Judson of Ohio a venue, were called to Macomb, In., by the death of the latter's moiher, Mra. Bonham. Mr. and Mra. Isaac Grossman are contemplating' moving to Los Angeles. Call., In tho near future. Forty Hours" Pevotion o'oswi at the Sacred Heart church on Tuesday evening: with A ery suocessfirl session. For their interest and greod work the aohool children -were given a holiday j -evterAay. Tha Whitingr Chapter of Kastrn Stars entertained their Grand Matron, Mrs. Mary Vltou at their rwrular session this week. In honor of, the affair over three l-.undred were in attendance. A dinner was served at th Christian Church at t o'clock, previous to the beinnlnsr of fi i

year.-;, passed away at her home i

l-l.-a street, after a protracted illess, due to complication of diseases.

ceasd has been a long ttnio resof Whiting and is survived by

her husband ana two children, Mrs. Mary Ilerakovltoh and lMnle Haralovitch, Js. The funeral in to be held '(morrow morning at 9 o'clock when .. rvice.s v.ili i.B pn'ached at St. Mary's

Green I "at hollo Church. Interment

, . ai i :yp uretit catholic cemefur- J u-ry, in Haijunond.

Mr. and Mrs Cliarles Sass and fain-

y and Jr. end Mrs. Carl Sass. at-

Iie wedding celebration of their

Sas.i and bride, held at the

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

and

tended

son Ai.-thur

home of th..! brides parents, Mr. and Mr.i. Aufru-t La. Ma. yd in Chesterton. l-st Pun day. The Koyal Neighbors held thenCounty Convention at Gary, on Tuesday at which Mrs. Amelia Kiose. of Whitin-jf was elected vice president of tun district of lake county for the ensuing year. After the afternoon session, tho High School band escorted the ladles to the M. K. Church where an elaborate dinner was served. Whitintj sent the largest representation to the convention. Miss Adah Shelly of the local library is at Muucie, Ind.. attending the meetingof the Indiana State Librarians Association. Something to interest you in the advertisement of Russell and his ticket in this issue of The Times on this pa ?e. The Ladies Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Parish will entertain at cards and bunco Thursday evening In the Parish hall. Mrs. Thomas Eaton is spending the

day in Whiting. She has been here at the bedslde of her husband continuously since the automobile, accident a week atro Sunday in which ho suffered a broken collar bone and five broken ribs. Mr. Eaton is now gettingalong nicely and will te able to return to Whiting in about a week. Valparaiso Messenger.

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Capt. Emmett Kilpatrick. Capt. Emmett Kilpatrick, Hed Cross official who has returned to the U. S. following his release after nine months' imprisonment at the hands of the foviet cover.irrient. declares that the present Russian government j3 based upon a system of terror, cruelty and propaganda and cannot lonjr survive. His release was brought about by an ultimatum from Commerce Secretary Hoover. After making an official report to Washington. Kilpatrick vill K0 to hit homo at Uniontown, A 'a.

Neb., other relatives and a host of friends. Grandma Broderson. had been a very patient Invalid for the past six months, the early part of last May she sufferod a stroke of paralysis and another on last Thursday and all that loving hands did could not save the patient and contented sufferer who answered to tho call above, on Monday evening, October ?4th. Mr. and Mrs. Loul.-j KH-m of Indianapolis Blvd.. entertained a number of friends and relatives at a party at their home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thlesson of Ind. Hlvd.. visited the letter's parents, at East Side over laet Sunday. Little Martha Itroderson of Lincoln avenue Is gettlnif along very nicely from her recent Illness. Mr. and Mrn. John Nofta of Roberts avenue entertained out of town relntlvea at their home over last Sunday. Mrs. Charles Frlt2 was a Chicago vi.-- tor last Monday. M'.ss Marie Hartwick of Chicago, was a g lest at t'.ie Arthu- Henrikaon home on Ln.:c avenue In' S indny. Mrs. Eck of Indiana poll, I'.'vd., entertained her daughter of Chicago on Monday.

; M.-s. George toldlng r? In:te nve.. i was a iaitor in South Ciilciuia iust

T t:e.lay. .Mi. ond Mrs. E. C. Simonun o; Valparaiso. Ind.. were tho auesta of

I Mr. and Mrs. John P.usi of i." j.itsT.n j nvenue oir Sunday an3 :jnia.

HIGHLAND

lie surr; to come, Friday night. We. are coins to have, a jolly good time.

Where? G! I thought everybody knew about our masueraa soiai. let into all your fur.ny fixtn'a and come to th school house. It ain't

Just tor us youngsters, it'a for everybody and all tha bis; folks for miles around ero comln'. And any! If you brin-tr a boa or pta, you can get tn for nothin' and see the Jantsrn and pictures and evorythitig:. The wohool naster, school mi'ami and aJl the kids will b watching for you and they'll be mighty a-Iad when they see you come. But don't forget ycir mask, suse If you do you'll have to pay a

fine and goe! that'll make yonl feel like five cents. . Don't forsret tba date BVlil.v (Vtnhir 2s. Gael I'm xlad I

(belor.y'to the Highland Publlo School

Ain't We got fun? ASK FOR and GET

The Ortclnal Maitod cvaiik for Infants sund Invalids (Vvoid Imitations end Substitute

RHEUMATIC TWINGE MADE YOU MCE! USE Sloan's freely for rheumatic aches, sciatica, lumbago, overworked muscles, neuralgia, backaches, still joints and for sprains and strains. penetrates xntlioul rubbing. The wry first time you use Sloan's Liniment you will wonder why yon never used it before. The corr.forting warmth and quick relief from pain will delightfully surprise you. Keep Sloan's luindy and at the first sign of an ache or pain, use it. At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.

Winter apples an3 Fears for amde by the bushel; Call Whiting 230-R. 8-28-tf 119th street, phone Whiting 495. 10-1-6 WALL PAPER Just received about 3.000 rolls of our 1922 stock. Prices ranging from 10c per roll to 33c. A reduction of about 50 per cent, on this years' papers; Tom Smelser, 605 Indiana boulevard, "Whiting. 10-24-tf STAR THEATRE TOMGHT VailmoTa In "Billions;" Also tt good Corned. 19-25-3

NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Parties who livexi at 94S White, Oak Ave., Whiting, Ind., for the past month have moved and left furniture standing. On and after October 27, 1921, goods will be held for storage charges. Signed 10-25-3 JACOB CIE3Z. "Ma," by Ted Lewis and "My Sunny Tennessee," at Sam Aronbe.rg, 502 110th street. Whit ins. 10--tf CARD OF TH.WK9 W desire to thank our many friends and neighbors for their beautiful floral offerings end use of automobiles in cur latest "oereavement, tho death of James Cavanaugh's brother-in-law and father cf HARRT KIT.Ct;LM. JAMES CAVANACGII. FOR SALE Ie cream iparlor at 438 121st street, Pete Tancich, Whiting. 10-1S-6 MICE TKEATTIE TOXITB "Snow Blind," vrlth Ituanrll Simpson find Pnullne Starck, Oillen Landl) and Mary Alder, Original Barker production which we (narantre, 10-27-1

ROBERTSDALE

lRI(KS Til BATH B TOMTH "Snow Blind," -nith Russell Simpson and Pauline tarrk., eillcn I.nndla and Mnry Alder, Oriiclnal Barker production which we guarantee. 10-27-1 STAR THEATRE TOXIGITT NailnioYn In "Billions" Also a s;ed Comedy. 10-23-8

SHINE

IN EVERY

DROP" BUck Silk Stove Polish atffermt. It doe not dry out; cart hm uxJ to th last droc; liquid and paat onm qua'ity; abanlntofy no waat; no cct or dirt. Ton get j oar money' worth.

Stove Polish It notonlr moat Aeooomlcal, but It ffiret A brilliant, ilky luitre tha rannot be obtatriad with any other p )!iah. Blat-tc Si'k Stova f'o..sh dis not rib off - tt ) four tlmi as long- u ordinary poliih o it uriiyoa time, work and money. Don't fomt-whn Ton

want stove poilnh, ba sira to oak for Black Silk. Ifui-n't tbo best stoT polish you over asedyaur deader will refund your money. Black Silk Storm Polish Works, Sterling, Illinois. t'sc Blsrk Silk Air DryingIron Enimtl .-n fltratee. res (sters, n:ova -pipes, and automobila tira rlmi. Prsventa rustlnir. Try It. I'sa tlUck Si-k Metal Pol. Ih for silver wra, mrkei.tmwara or brass. It works quickly, aaaiiy and leavea a bHiiiant surface. It has no aqual for useou automoilaa.

. . iu n umsjjiyi i intiiijiia wis ii i

Xo i Si Voters or Whiting

The funeral of Mrs .". M. Hroder--on, eluhty-three years of aire, who passed away at the home of her son It. J. H. I'rfd. rson of Lincoln ave., on Monday evfninr wa? held from the porch at the Dr;iiers..n home, on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Bopp of the Lutheran church and Rev. Ivey of tiie Mcfhotlist church havlns; charge of the services which were very Impressive. Dr. llroderson accompanied the remains of his mother to her old home In Shlckiey. Neb., where she was laid to re?t in the family lot. Mrs. Broderson leaves one daug-hter Mrs. Mamie Franz of Canada and three sons Dr. J. H . Hroderson of Whiting, L. P and C. M. Hroderson of Shickley,

Liniment

Pairitt venerm

Diafitfnrlntf facial ml. ..i(

quickly hcaiad bvlr.Hobson's fccxema Ointment. Cood for pimply fmcea, raema. aene, Itehirr akin, and all otherskin troubles. Oneof Ir HohMa'

i Family Ilemedies. Anydraarat. I

JUr.JtioJbsons

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SPECIAL FRIDAY BARGAINS

ie are paying tor tnis space in craer to snow you wnv it is

best to elect Russell F. Smith to be the next mayor cf Whiting, and why "Smith and the rest will serve you best." We are not buying any editorial support or having anything published under the appearance of being independent opinion. We believe the day of that kind of political advertising is passing. We were saying yesterday that the matter of the ages of Mr. Smith and Mr. Schrage, as it affects their suitability for the office of mayor, is not material, because there is only a little difference in their ages. But our opponents are claiming that Mr. Smith may not be young in years, but he acts young. It is not necessarily against a man that he acts young. Mr. Srrrth is energetic and his energy hnd expression in life and in enthusiastic action. It is natural for him to hail you on tht stieet. If it keep him young, it helps to keep you young, no leso. Mr. Smith has demonstrated by his business succesi that he can be serious where seriousness is required. Therefore -.e do not believe that the argument that he is youag in years and in actions aff?rts his fitness to be your mayor, except as it mikrs lim mere eligible became it shows his ability to undertake an ytask which the efhee may requiie and undertake it with force and energy.

"Host

le for Russell"

and His Ticket

CURTAIN SCRIM 36-inch Curtain Scrim, wide borders. Very special for Friday only, per 1 O yard KITCHEN TOWELING 500 yards Kitchen Toweling splendid quality, with red border ; 1 8 inches wide ( 1 0 yards limit). Per 1 X. yard SANITARY NAPKINS Kotex Sanitary Napkins, of white absorbent cotton covered with soft gauze, parked 1 2 in a package. Regular price 65c. During this sale, 2 pack- d? I ff

4 A V KJ SWEATERS

Heavy weight with largo collar, in slip-over style, for boys 10 to 16 years. Colors are navy and green com

bination. Sne- f? 1

y Q cial, each . . . .

ladies; hose Ladies' fast Lla:k. heavy fleece hned ccn lb?c

Special, 3 pair C

for

ages

SHOES Children's patent vamp, white kid top button shoes, hand turned solas, spring heels. Sizes 4 to 8; $2.25

$1.49

value. F pair

WORK SHIRTS Men's blue chambray Work Shirts, double stitched, faced sleeves, union made. Sizes 15 to 17. Regular 95c value. Special each TUMBLERS Thin blown bell shape Tumblers, highest grade, polished, cut bottom, guaranteed quality. Sold regular at 15c each. For Fridaj Bargain Day, 42 P 6 for CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' SHOES Children's and Misses' Shoe -, cf black kid, cloth top, lace. A good wearing school shoe, s:zes 9) to 2; $2.25 value. Special. $1 gg per pair

$1.00

Special Saturday Night Bargains 7:00 to 9:00 o'Clock

Published at advertising rates Committee.

by the Democratic Central

WRITING PAPER Fancy boxes, high rrade Parisian Novelty Lawn, consoling of 24 sheets cf paper and 24 envelopes. Regular price 25c. Saturday night, special from 7 1 9to 9, per box. ,162t

LADIES' HOSE Silk Hose, fincy colored taps, lisle foot, high spliced heel, slight seconds, black. All sizes, $1.39 values. Specially priced for Saturday night, 7 to 9. per GQ

pair

LADIES' BLOOMERS High grade Sateen Bloomers, black and navy, full large sizes 34 and 36 inch length. The 98c values. Saturday ?Q night, 7 to 9 p. m UC

VERY BEST

jriarriiiaf ii'

GAR. 10

pounds

ic 0

PURE WHITE GRANULATED

BUTTER Very Best Pure Fresh Creamery

48c

LARD Very Best Pure Rendered, 5 lbs. . .

CARRY ALL BAGS SPECIAL ONLY at

COFFEES Gold Medal "Our Best" 35clb. 31bs.$l

COFFEE! Very Best "Peaberry" 25clb. 41bs.95c

Santos" Coffee, large bean 4 lbs. 95c

Our Regular Specials JELLO All flavors. 25C 3 packages ARGO STARCH gc Per pound package NAVY BEANS Fancy Michigan. 3 Q

j pounui . HEAD RiCE5 pounds

GOLD DUST 25c Largest package KARO SYRUP Blue Label. . 0 q Per 1 0-pound can KARO SYRUP Red Label. 55 c Per 1 0-pound can SNIDER'S CATSUP 25 T Large bottle, only " CATSUP Calumet brand. Try OCr i J.i: : f Rf ?! fcWv

mis, it s uein-iuus wuup.

CANNED GOODS We handle the Hart Brand Canned Goods, Vegetables and Canned Berries, packed by W. R. Roach & Company, with factories at Hart, Scottville, Edmore, Kent City arid Croswell, Michigan. W. R. Roach packs the highest quality of canned goods in his line that are packed. PEAS Hart brand, fine, tender, sifted. Nothing better for flavor. f C Per can. 23c; 3 for VJ1 PEAS Pride of Michigan brand. Very tender, little larger size than Hart QA brand. Can, 16c; 6 for CORN Hart brand. Golden Bantam, delicious table delicacy. 1 C Per can, 23c; 3 cans for JJ V

LIMA BEANS Little Quaker brand. Small

fresh and tender. Per can. 27c: 3 cans for. . . .

STRAWBERRIES Hait brand, solid peck.

fresh Strawberries. Per can ' frv one) .

CHERRIES Hart brand, solid pack. Finest Michigan Cherries, in extra heavy OQ -syrup. Per can w c V

PUMPKIN Hart brand. Solid pack. Large can, 13c; '6 for. .

79c lid pc-ck.

43c

75c

33c

Bottle

PANCAKE FLOUR Aunt Jemima. A A Per package, 15c; 3 for

MAPLE SYRUP Old Manse. Per quart can BUTTERINE John F. Jelke's. 2 pounds KITCHEN KLENZER 3 cans for

47c 47c 17c

Toilet and Laundry Soaps

55c 59c 59c 39c 25c 25c 25c 25 c 25c 25c

American Family Soap, 10 bars. . Fels Naptha Soap, lObars P. & G. Naptha Soap, 1 0 bars . . Lenox Laundry Soap, 10 bars. . Jap Rose Soap, 3 bars Kirk Olive Soap, 4 bars Kirk's Castile Hard Water, 3 bars. . Life Buoy Soap, 4 bars Lava Soap, 4 bars Sweetheart Soap, 4 for

Preserves 2-pound jars Republic brand, made of pure fruit. Strawberry and Rasp- C Cp berry only; jar. 18-oz. jars of pure Strawberry and Raspberry Jam, Puritan brand, O C per jar 5-pound stone jar, Telmo brand, pure fruit. Strawberry and Raspberry and pug"' $1.59 rer jar w v Apple Butter, 26-oz. jar, pure, Holland O O brand. Per jar. Welch's Assorted Lades, Peach, Raspberry, Grape or Blackberry. O O Special, per jar.

Dried Fruits PRUNES-40-50 size, Santa ?aa A 20 c rer pound PRUNES 70-80 size. Santa Clra, delicious O C fruit; 2 lbs.... APRICOTS Finest Blen heim, fresh and OC soft. Per lb . . C RAISINS Club House brand, full pound packages, finest clean, new crop. OQ ' Per pkg W RAISINS Three Cr own Muscatel, the kind with seeds in. OOPer lb OC PEACHES Very finest, nice, large and moist. OC Per lb

Flour, Ceresota or Gold Medal, 242 lb. Sack, $1.07 Cookies 10 Varieties of the Very Fast Sellers, lb. 19c SODA CRACKERS or OYSTER CRACKERS lb. 10c

GRAHAM CRACKERS per lb. 13c Ginger Snaps lb. 10c

Chocolate Drops Pure a Big Bargain lb. 19c

PET MILK Tall Cans ioy2c Dozen, $1.25

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