Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 130, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1921 — Page 3

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V AGE THE TTME&

Crown Point

Two Crown Totnt men wpr stgrnally fconored at tho tate metln of the GM Kdlows ";;- .-i i ndianapo! is a?t w . k. Atty. (leerao He rKimnn bein e ted tlraml M;ist r for the State ami Comity I'it'k Hubert lk Vhutin, itunt tjrainl liuardian of the p-ate. 13 tli arr- prominent menibf rj of the Odd Fellow lodae and have always taken a keen interest in the work. Atty. Fred Lisuia attended, representing: the local lodge. Misses Klsl "ro1and -and Blanche Bory visited with friends In Gary on fcaturdy. iMlss iMariraret Cook Is spending a few days at the hom of her brother, Lawrence, In Hammond. Mr. ttnd Mrs. Grorge Ttall fiaro rsurni from Chtaago where they wre nterdatned Iti tho lioms of Mr. Hill's tster, in Chioaaro ?n Saturday and Sunday. Miss Harriet Injarn!n t teacher In the Valparaiso echools was wltTi her mother, Mrs. Mary Benjamin for the, week-end. Mr. Georjre B!is spent Satprday and f jnday with relatives In Chicago. Clayton Koot and faintly end JE. C. fiiover w(T spectators at the Chieasro- , 'Wisconsin, football came In Chicago n atirday. Mrs. Mary Fry end !aiifcMrn Tjo--?nda nnd Kltt -vnere In Chicagro with , r.HLti"es on Sunday. Mn, and Mrs, Martin .T. rtuJoTph left mn Saturday for Camp "Walton. Florida, to Join the winter colony of Crown Toln-tws the.r. Tiia Rudolphs make jtbim trip annually. " KKTV WTARRIAGR LICEXSKt Io flhe-hsh. Ind. Harbor. Stella Toiats Ind. Harbor; Mile Medical, Cary, .amko Dejanovich, Gary; Ienry Kiaas'er. (M'inster, Tina Cander Wall, Manjter; Melvin A. Herman. Hammond, Grace M. Anderson. Hammond: Oie iHansen, Chioasto, Oladya Mary Davis. Irrummondl SainuM "W. Meyers. Ka.st ..CThieafro, Jennie Tell Fieres. whiting"; jfihri Mlkula. nd. Harbor, Victoria fitanj!iwko, Ind- Harbor; Alex. A- Feder, .'Hammond, Anna Mindock, Hammond; fsiewe Jatrohay, 7nd. Harbor, Mary iff Kami sr.lo. Ind. Harbor; Otto Cuttinprer, lTaimond. Frieda Kahler, Chicago; j."ly RandoII. Garv, Ola Cartledpe, jGcrrj Mike Benson, Ind. Harbor, MarfSXaret Karw Ind. Harbor. Neighbor Who Cut Grass r. Altogether Too Good 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! LET"EL.ANO, O., iov. Mrs. Bertha Vilson complained to Assistant Police prosecutor Russick that she hail too jrood a neighbor. 'He cuts my lawn, pathers up the Tapers, pulls out weeds and puts the jfaUen apples) on the porch," she safd. "I'll issue a summons for that iruy," F.usslcic said. "Perhas I can induce Ti:m to take the house next mine."

Satisfied With Lot. Of course, the goat has h!s weafc

Bpse. but he never tries to pose aa j

PARROT IS AIDING" COLLEGE GIRLS IN

FUND CAMPAIGN

3ttss Elizabeth Boody and th V campaisninx parrot. To help call attention to the fact that Eadcliffe college is tired of Taeintr known as "Harvard's poor relation" the Boston alumnae of Kadcliffe have encased a very ambitious parrot as a ballyhoo bird outside the campaign headquarters in Boston. Kah for Radcliffel Help to fret the coin!" yells the parrot. The college is raisins an endowment fund.

NAVE DM HA R

AND LOOK YOUNG

Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray Faded Hair With Sage Tea. Grandmother kept her hair licau:!filly darkened, ul'ssy and attractive v '.ill a irv of r'. ge T a art! Sulphur. "Whenever her !:.) r took on that aull. Ja-ed or streaked appearance. this Hn.ple mixture -vas applied with wonj' rfnl efftof. Uy asking at any dru;r ,.nre for "Wypth'3 Sai;-j and Sulphur ('"niponnii," yon will pret. a lrp ln.tt'.o of this old-time re.-ipr. improve! t-y th njcliti'in of othr ineredient s, eil ready to u?e. at very little cost. This simple nvxture can be depended

upon to restore natural beauty to the hair.

A well-known downtown drugs'-"-' gays everybody uses Wyoth's Sage and 5'i'phur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tBU it has been applied V'j so easy to use. to. You simply dampen a comb r soft bru -1i anJ Jrat 1' i !i roue h V'-'Ui h.-tir. t.-kin "r'C stranj n! .i t i m . !'' niorniu the sray hall" 1 isa ppears; after .iot'i.'i :i in t ir;il m.i or l wo, it is restored !" its mititfil color and ..-i;s ifl-'Ssy, .soft anJ .Jautiful. Adv

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WHITING BOYS

ACCUSED OF ROBBERY

tIITl(i. Ind.. Nov. 21.The case of five boys charKcd with entering: the Kozacik Hardware storo on liOth street, the l'yimond's Five and Ten ( rnt Sturu on 13th street, and the Julius Hoppo I'aper and Supply company 422 119th street, came up before the Juvenile Court at Crown I'oint and was dispose' of as follows: Joseph Katch of Schrnce avenue, was compelled to pay the Kozacik Hardware company ?n 00 as his ehare of the plunder taken and $10.00 to Julius Hoppe for the damage done there. Julius Smith of Hobertsdale, was im.l.ised with sim

ilar duties, paying- $13.00 to Kozacik and 110.00 to Hoppe. George Knysh was compelled to pay the Diamond Five and Ten Cen store $10.00 for hia share of damajre done and goods taken. He was parolled to his 2J-year-old brother. Alfred Hohman, 13 years old, was returned to the Reform School from which he was parolled about a year ago. William Ilohman. ape 11 years, his young broth-

er, was parolled to his uncle, Fred Opperman at Knox, Ind., with a promise to the Judge that he will be a better boy and attend school regularly. Behind the story of these erring youngsters lies a lesson for other wayward boys and girls as well. Mr. Ilohman. a widower, taking the part of mother and father, trying as he could to keep his boys on the straight and narrow path, was so grief stricken

when he learned of his sons escapade that he was "unable to face the situation after all his efforts to keep them right and knowing there was no alternative, he went home from work one morning and drank carbolic acid. If children undertaking these unlawful ventures would stop to think of th mental anguish it causes their parents, they would in many cases refrain from wrong doinsr.

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"SLOW UP! "Dangerous Curve Ahead" PARTHENON THEATRE Next Week

KAUFMAN N & WOLF - Hammond. Itto

Doll Sale Continued-

KAUFMAN N & WOLF - Hamkohd. to Tuesday and Wednesday

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Tuesday and Wednesday N response to numerous phone inquiries and to accomA modate our patrons who were unable to be waited on promptly Saturday, owing to the crowds at our great annual Doll Sale, we have continued this event for Tuesday and Wednesday. As an example of some of the wonderful bargains to be found here we quote the following items. Scores of others just as good. $5.00 Character Baby Dolls .... $1 .49 $3.00 Dressed Baby Dolls 98c $1 .25 Hard-to-Break Baby Dolls . . . 39c

Furniture Days

j There is still time to beautify your dining room for Thanksgiving Day, I Tomorrow we place on sale every dining room suite, odd table, chair land buffet at the lowest possible price and at such low credit terms

that you need wait no longer. Our usual guarantee of absolute satisfaction goes with every purchase.

Special Dining Suite No. 1 7 Pieces, $149.00 Tudor style Table and Chairs, "Metz" make. Finished in antiqu; Italian walnut. Table is 45x60, extends to 6 ft., solid American walnut top. Exquisite Chairs, slip seats, upholstered in raised velour, tapestry or blue leather. Very fspecial, seven pieces for $149.00.

Special Di filng Suite No. 2 7 Pieces, $175.00 American Walnut Table, 45x50 inchc. "Metz" make, which means the finest quality. Adam period, five Chairs anb one Arm Chair, upholstered in hair cloth. Seven pieces, specially piictc at $175.00.

. (54-INCH QUARTERED OAK PLANK (TOP EXTENSION TABLE Former price. $97.00. Now in C?C7 CO

'golden or fumed oak. . . v

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In Time for Thanksgiving for Tuesday, Wednesday Sale of Cooking and Tableware That will greatly interest every thrifty woman for here are the finest qualities obtainable for much less than regular price.

Double Roasting Et) Heavy Aluminum

JU Hit

Percolaters, 79c Heavy quality aluminum Coffee Percolator, 8-cup capac- '7Qr ity. While they last. ... 'VC

Pans, 69c $1.00 Value

Here 'are round double aluminum Roasting Pans the capacity of each pan is 3y2 quarts. The very best quality. Regular $1.00 values on sale at 69c.

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DISH PAN heavy quality aluminum . . .

1 0-quart 98c

DOUBLE ROASTING PANS Made of refined smooth steel. Size 10x15. A 65c value at

39c

Savory Roasting Pans

$1.98

I Sean 14-r at $1

Seamless, easy to clean. A

14-pound roaster, very special

98.

WINDOW REFRIGERATOR Made of galvanized iron. Will fit , . . .

i n y ordinary winoow.

Special for

wo days .

$1.89

MEAT GRINDER Griswold Combination Meat and rood Grinder. The regular family size capacity 3 pounds meat per minute; $3.00 value. $1.98

54-INCH TABLE AND SIX CHAIRS William and Mary style, solid quartered oak and ginuine leather chairs. The ciaieatPiCC" SPC' 51 16.00

I OBLONG TABLE Beautifully shaped and

moulded, top 45x60 inches, and six Chairs,

' blue leather. Extra fine. 1 OQ fC

Special at

OVAL ALUMINUM ROASTING PANS Self-basting, 17-inch size; $5.00 value

ROASTING PANS-Oblong, heavy quality aluminum. Size 11x15, with roasting tray. , Regular $7.50 value. Cl QQ

$3.48

Very special at.

MIXING BOWL SETS Blue banded white porcelain. A set of three

aowls, a $1.50

value at. . .

79c

DUNLAP'S SILVER BLADE CREAM AND Q EGG WHIP WITH BOWL-Special at 0I;C Carving Sets, $4.98 n. i. .1111

cesi quality rteei blade with stag handles. Three-

piece set. Carver, Steel and Fork, in silk lined box, at $4.98. Up to $15

Blue Bird Dinner Sets

$4.98 31 pieces, decorated with small bands and blue line. Regular $7.50 values. I

100-PIECE DINNER SETS Beautiful Dresden pattern, best quality semi-porcelain, artistic border decoration of yellow and black

th Dresden roses between two gold j5

service ror iweivc pcopic . . .

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lines

20 OFF On Entire Stock Dinnerware Tuesday and Wednesday only, 20fc off on our entire stock cf Dinner Ware all open stock patterns as well as Dinner Sets, including Haveland, French China, fine Nippon Thina and American semi-porcelain. Here is a golden opportunity to replenish your dinner ware for Thanksgiving Day at 20 less!

100-Piece Dinner Sets, $19.50 Handsome American porcelain, plain shape, decorated with pretty sprays of dainty pink roses and green foliage, gold lined, gold traced handles. Also carried in open stock. An unusual offering, a $30.00 value at $ 1 9.50. Service for twelve people.

Cereal Sets, $4.98

White glazed porcelain in a variety of decorations, including" the famous Blue Bird decoration. Set consists of 6 large cereal jars and covers, 6 spice jars, 1 vinegar. I oil bott'e and large size salt box.

CASSEROLE

Brown, fire nroof earthen in?et. mount

ed in fancy nickel plated fcO QQ TM frame. A $5.C0 value at. . UO

KAUFMAN N & WOLF - Hammond. Ind

We urge every woman to see these values here are many suggestions for fine Christmas gifts.

SOLID OAK 48 inch top; in William and Mary or Queen Anne. Special (33 gQ

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WILLIAM AND MARY TABLE Jacobean finish, and four genuine leather seat, hig!back Chairs. The five pieces CJKQ EJO for V

QUEEN ANNE HIGH BACK CHAIR Genuine CJ7 7E leather seat O .

SOLID OAK 03L0NG TABLE 45x60 cr 54-inch round, extends to 6 feet; six fine

Jiairs in genuine leather, Q7

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SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLE 44-inch top, golden oWd oak. Spe- $26.50 cial at With four chairs, complete fcr $39.75.

S0UD OAK, FULL BOX SEAT CHAIR Golden or fumed oak While they last, $3.98

DINING SUITE DE LUXE Beautifu Table, round or oblong, and six of the fines!. Chairs to be had. Special C7 ffcf;

THE FINEST LOW-PRICED OAK SUITE In Queen Anne style. Complete with six chairs and 48-inch Table. 50 Special at 0

THIS IS A DINING SUITE OF ELEGANCE Tudor style Table and solid American walnut top. Complete with Chairs to match in tapestry or leather. Special JjjgQ, QQ

PAD SEAT S0UD OAK CHAIR Others ask $4.00 for this chair. Our price $1.98

LAST BUT NOT LEAST Queen Anne or

! -r William and Mary style. S 1 OO (f