Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1921 — Page 10

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THE TIMES JJ ILI .1 II Tuesday, November 22, 1921

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WHITING and its PEOPLE

OPOSSUM MUFF AND SCAKF ARE PRETTY

Mik. a. C MoUlahl entertained a ;iiuty" of frieml at her home in Cleveland avemle. The sfiirnoon was pent in playing aOO" after which a coursi Mined: eon wan served. The out if town ,:i;r-.'M was Mrs. Danscnfcld ami Mrs. 3 Wot terhursr of I'.Tl; Minor ami Y "'.li'.m Aldlo of tho Ka;-t Side. :. neral of tho year old sun of y. .' Mrs. Frank K.ipitan of 4 11 'J

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v,-rc pr.uu'iuMl at tho Huns-irian Keic;:i;ol Ci:!vh In East Ch io?o, frn-ent r-eins at Oak II ill cemetn y in Hammond. :r ;vii lir. Julius Hop-pe spent last mi.y visiting- -with friends In Hamin. -lid. John 1cNil whs the director of a vrry f.no cantata siren at the Presbytf.r,i:i church in Hammond on Sunday i;!? V. Kid ward Bart'.iska of Cleveland avoi no haa 1. ft for Spokane. Wat'h., where ! s li'.'fnds making- his future home ami where ho Will ho assistant to Milton .1. (W.ilne. a former "Whiting hoy, and a acn of Chief of Police Ciay C. Collins. Mi colllM is athletic director for the Sjoane Amntdir Athletic Association a t'U?in?ss nun'.' clu.b -with a mrmberehsp of over threa hundred. In addition t this he alfxi conducta a col-u-ii.-i In tho dailv paper glTlns advise iaJ luiswering ijutstions along- the athietic line. Ir. A- J. I.aucr has roturndf to" V"2iitit5jr to rcsumo practice liavinr of -ncs in th? First National Bank, buildTh CroMen Star Rehokah hdsr -wrill ".ivo their rertilar 'me-otilS tomorrow c.or.in? but Initiation has heon post-r-."::d until tho next meeting-. I ho Child Clinic Day usually hld at ;'. fcisrh school building every Tliurs-

'if h.aa Aoen char.Ked to the previous) tha clinic to toe held on We-clnes- i ..I-,- this -week, owing- to Thanksgiving, j Thi Union Thanksgiving servicort' v. ;i held In th Congrregationa! t .V.-j'-oK this year, the eei-rices to hot : i-i on Thursday morni n-- from 10:00 ii 1t .,"' a. m. Tho eermon -will he ; rr.-;ov4 by Rev. Oeo. M. Anderson of rhristlan church. There -will al-

t ; 1 special music for the occasion. . ?-. Dtiffy of Central avenu Is rc- . . -'t.:j from an injury -when she fell 'T--v.i th 'basement stairs and Ibroke T'l.s. "Wini-arn E. Vater of Lporte r' .f nue has returned from a two weeks i with her aunt inChicagro. The Ladies Aid Society of th Tjii-r-.n church -will ha-v a bazaar and ' - o a!e In tb. church parlors on De- : Tir Tfh. Nolli Dtiffy of Central avenue j hu teen 111 with tonsilitls Is im-

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Thanks? I vint! salo. ,poclals oT 3.73 hats at McKlrov Hat Shn-p, ..Monday, Tuo.viiay ami Wednesday, iL'3 In I. i'.iv.l. i 1-21-3 si n i h i:nti: iomi.iit . "4 lola ilana In l iil-n of I, ore," iiImo Oikiot'.y mid Weekly. 11-21-2 I-'oU KALK iUIHAI ono l.od. s;.rin.-, Moi t i:, t " , i .1 1 1 a, id Musi,; Cai-iiu-t; at l50 An y avonuo, Whiliiiit. 1 1-22-S

J"o-?toft.ioe hours on Thank ?lvf r$s iaj, Nov. 24 from H a. in. to 11a. m. T. J. Schick returned from hi home at I-nTayette. and Is able to rosume hist dutlos. Mr. and Mrs. And. fchrnam of liunimond visited with friends at Dyer last Monday. Mr. and uTrs. R Thiol Fpont Sunday an I Monday with rolatlvea in Chicago. iir t-jioheis attended IiiMtltute at Hammond on SAturdav.

Board of Health. Twenty-three deaths wore caused in California during the first six months of 1921 l,y "huotlep" whiskey, tho roports states. In 1M? a California In which the contrlhutlntf causon were Alcoholism, and in 1920 hut 37 are rhnrped to this cause.

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An lovely as chinchilla are some of the now Australian opossum muffs and scarf sets. The new sets for winter have round muffs and choker collars. This pretty set features lonj? satin sash ends which are finished with tails of opossum and which tie smartly where the wearer wills.

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.. aoi...- .ii -au.i uay after several months slay at New Orleans i;ii her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J-J. lio 4 i nsnn. Jas. ovorliaito visited with relatives at Chicago on Suioiuy. ALLENRHl) SURELY COr-LijLHS RHEUMATISM

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the ifcheumatic Poison Stii-ts to LoaTt the System Within Twenty -four Hours.

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

RDBERTSDALE

"IHU GRK.4T MOME.VT," by Ellnof l;on with bleria ftwaniMia fte4 , r vrii ill3t A!h UtMt A I. t. Joha roniComing -U'edtLriMley and Thii-r-y, Wallace Held in 'T Hell IMjc--n. 11-21-1

PHI. CESS T!il3Tm; TOD A V "TUB CH1UT MOM B XT," by Elinor lilynn v1th .lorla Svranooa and orrton Also latest Al. St. Job a com edy. Condon A ednexday od ThursUny, Wallace Held In The Hell Dis:-

Vei.s Drug Sompuny and every drugrjrist in ihis county is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer tn this vicinity that if two bottles of Allenrhu, the sure eoiKjuoror of rheumatism, does not stop all atroitv, rodure swollen joints and do away with even tho slichtost twinge of rheumatic pain, ho will gladly roturn your money without I'ominoiit. Allonrhu lias been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous results have been accomplished in the most severe cases whore the suffering and agony was intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless. Allenrhu relieve at once. Immediately after you start to take it the Rood work begins. It searches out the uric acid deposits, dissolves tho secretions and drives rheumatic poon out of the body through the kidneys and bowels. It's marvelous how quickly it acts. Blessed relief often comes in two days, and oven in cases whore the suffering Is most painful all traces disappear in a few days. Mr. James x. Allen, the discoverer of Allenrhu who for many years suffered the torments of arute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not wart a cent of' anyone's moneyunless Allenrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has Instructed AVeis I)ruf Company to

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dr.s. Cay i-r.d daughter if I-Jast Chie:u, visit,.. the- latter part, of the we k wiih M-s :,-, , Kiimmcr. M..,s y.-iti KaiiT'ier return.- 1 :o ll.iiii.ici.il or Safi-da.- tvnim; aft.-r a. v. r-M di;a ilt h.o e wi.h lu r m-jtli-

i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was christened lluth

Virginia, Miss Kahhryn Jostes of Rosela.nd. 111., and Lewis P.oecker were the sponsors. Mrs. F'rsnk Pinfzros returned home rom C.'hicnpo on Sunday morning. Miss Mary and Hose Thiol of Hamnond visited Sunday here with their mother. l-.il. Nliorer of Chicago is visiting at his parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Jake Scherer arid family. The social entertainment and card party held .Sunday evening was well attended and everybody had a K"od time. Kliraboth Schutz was the winner of tho $5 sold pieces. I'eter iluth was a Cnicaco visitor on Monday.

Intoxication Arrests Grow in Los Angeles

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE J LOS ANiilJldJS, Not. Records of the

Los AiikoIos I'ollce Department show'

that the number of arrests for intoxication is trreatly on the increase. So far as known police officers say, there is no liquor beins sold openly in the city, but that bootleggers, or cider venders are doiii a thriving- business is shown . by the dally roundup of "drunks" at the police stations. The

Liquor Easy to Get When in Cleveland (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) CLEVELAND. Nov. Liquor Is easily obtainable In Cleveland, prices rangine from DO to 75 cents per drink of one ounce and from 912 up per quart, according to the quality of the etufT offered. Most of the whiskey retailed here is said to be from four to five years old. There Is also a large amount of various home-made compounds being sold, mostly, however, in the foreign quarters.

CANDY FOR BEAUTY-

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LONDON, Nov. A Hounslow, London beauty competition was won by a Miss Frances Brumfltt, who attrihu-

records shows that from July, 1 D 1 9, to tod her fiicccss to the fact that she the end of that year there were. 1.430 never oats pwects. And the prize was arrests for drunkenness. In the fufl a box of candy, year of l'J20 this total was 2.S7G. l"p ' " " "

to October 1 there have been 4,447 ar

IF MOTHERS OKLY KREW Ports tkrmm dari bow nun tkUm areen

plaiatag of beadiefca, fsverlrfcoma, teroaek. iroDbbw tmtt rrreTilr eewata. If awKbara only knew what Motier Orri Hwaat PowderaweaSa do for their chlMree bo fMaPf wenM aar fea attbont ibam, Ttiaac powdan aia a aaay and pleasant to take aad o aHaottT la ihair aaitoa that aistkera wtae onea aaa tkana alwaa tell rrfher motiiers aboat taian. Bold by anijajriata .vrjwh.

J. E. HOWELL & CO. (Eit. 15 Yean) Weather Strips, Shades, Screen Office: 1007 PARK PLACE Phone Hammond 2586

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OATS ALMOST READY TO EAT

ALCOHOLISM DEATHS

SHOW BIG DECREASE

, (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE SACRAMENTO. Nov Deaths from alcoholism in California have decreased 82 per cent since national prohibition became effective, according- to a report made public by the State

There are new oat flakes at your grocery now, called Instant Quaker Oats. They cook perfectly in from 3 to minutes, instead of -30 minutes. The oats are cut before flaking. They are partly cooked and rolled very thin. Those small, thin flakes cook quickly. Otherwise these flakes are identical with old-style Quaker Oats. There is no difference whatever in flavor and quality. Get Instant Quaker next time you order, and your oat dish will be ready long before your coffee. Instant

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COD LIVER PEPTONE AND IRON

Creates strenrrth and rebuilds wasting tissue We a,ree to he,p yo with Vinol or retu "oi Summers PTuirmiry. Ilohman. near Stat St.. Hammnni, In4.

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rers. 11-31-2 ! Advanced December Records at Sam j

Aronberg's, 502 119th street, whiting. ll-l-tf FOR RENT Two rooms, suitable for light housekeeping;; Inquire 130S

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

TAR THEATBE TOMWIT Vla Ina in "Taalea of alao i in.r aad 1eekry. 11-21-2 The Golden Star Kobekaiia will meet result form on Wednesday eveiv- ; "gr. The initiation wLitu had been ;..'annd for that evening Jias ben : cbiponed for two weeks owing to 'J'-j-iajikjsyrlTijj eve. Kobertsdale friends of Dr. Lauer -wiil be pleaded to hear that he ha resumed his practice sind is permanently located at the office he (formerly occupied in tii Firnt National Bank building:. Little Elmer Zerwor who lias been confined to his home on Myrtle avenue with diphtheria in reported to be feettinqr along nicely. Irp. D. Baumgartner and daug"htr Mr,'. Henry Harms of Ikn avenue visited little Doris Platz. daujrhtor of Mr. and Mrs. H. Platz of East Side, who Is confined at the St. Bernard's hospital in Chlcairo. Doris !- reported to be rettirs along- nicely from her operation for appendicitis.1 Mi-si Violt-tte oldingf of Myrtle ave., wae ft Chicago visitor last Saturday. Mrs. Fred Ler.orenz of Jfyrtle avenue was a visitor at East Side t-"ae latter part of the work. .PoveTal more new buildings ere tje-ln-added to the Forsyth Water Oardini. Mr. and ?.trs. Druke Johnson entertained the following friends at a six o'clock dinner on Friday eveninsp. Mr". Miller. Mr. and Mrs. T. Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. K. Doauva.ls of "hioaero. Mrs. Minnie Atchison of Iale ave., visited her son Elmer Afcliisoii and lfe of Hammond over Sunday. The -builders aro fretting- alnns; nicely on the Lucke apartment ho.;:se, in the Sheffield Addition. lire. J. Willis of West Park Addition is able to bo out ajaln from a recent attack cf tonsilitis. Mrs. Evan and Bister Miss Both White of Chicago were Robert sdal; visitor the latter part of tho week.

Hardly! ' The fellow who said talk was ehenp evidently never spoke to his own vf; ever tb loiifc- distance telephone.