Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 137, Hammond, Lake County, 30 November 1921 — Page 9

ednesday, Nov. 30, 1921. THK TIMES. PAGE XLVK

WHITING NEWS

WHITING and iff PEOPLE

rood Remittances May Save Russia, Dr. Kellogg Say.

Edward, the son of Mr. and Mrs, harls Oomstock of llh utreet, is

i omstock children have just recovered from diphtheria, the quarant'ii hav-

y a scarlet fever quarantine. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Muldoon, nee finlfred McEniff, wi piven a surprise houe warming by about twentyive friends at their new home on S;:erlr street. The eventni? was deiyhtfully spent In names and music,

ollowinsr which refreshments were erved. About twenty members of the local ircle of the Daughters of Isabella atended an initiation of the Sebina Clrlie. D. of U. at T9th and Halstead st.. Jhlcago. on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Jack Walsh of West McHenry. JI., spent several days here visiting ier ulster. Mrs. Marie Muldoon and hor amtly of Central avenue. Gilbert, the son of Mr. and 'Mrs. llny Behrena of Pennsylvania avenu. had lis tonsils and adenoids removed at the Jouth Shore hospital In Chicago. Upon :! arrival home the ohild took hem.irrhages and for a. time his life was lespairsd of. A trained nurse is in tttenUanee and the patlont Is now fetingalong quite well. Mr. and Mrs. U. i. Swarte visited in Chicago Sunday attending a concert in which their daughter Mrs. Edward Zimoermsn rendered a group of vocal seections. Zella Initrahs.ni. a former Whltlnp

1 slrl. will be seen at the Trincesa the

atre tonight In that charming picture. Tjarender and Old lace." Miss lviirahom w ill !be remembered -by many of rer Whltinr friends. 11-30-1 l9s Evelyn Tharp has withdrawn from the Pesta-lloal-Froebel kimlevgrarten college in Chicago Intending to reenter again at a later date.

f Mrs. Russle X. Jarmon of Sheridan

tvenue -has as her ffuest her aunt, MrsJames of Long Island. X. Y. Mrs. Garland Humphreys will enter

tain the Women's Foreign Missionary

Society at her home, 32i Cleveland ave., tomorrow afternoon. This is the annual Chrlstmag Thank offering meet-in.

The Fortnightly Club will hold Its annual Christmas party In the liortry on next Monday evening for the club

members and their children. A program in charge of the children of several of the members has been arranged, which promises to be very good, '.vlll be given. The Owl Club w-ill have their monthly card party tomorrow nigJit. The B. P. O. E. will hold memorial services on next Sunday afternoon with appropriate services and program. The program w!H 'be held at the high school auditorium. Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph Shakcroft moved into their new home on Lake ayenue. yesterday, the flrst house to be erectrd in the West Park Second Addition. 'Their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reynolds will reside with them. A daughter was born to Sir. and Mrs. Michael Sohaefer of 1113 Lake avenue, yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin R. Root and Miss Xora Sullivan attended the Stock Show in Chicago. Miss Jean Barron Hurst of the h!?h whool faculty will give a reading "Shepherd of the Hills," by Harold Bell Wright before the Sunday Evening Club at the Congregational church next Sunday evening. A dancing party will follow the OwlGary basketball jarne at the Slovak Dom this evening. Milton, the foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Visconte, of Central avenue is 'very ill with pneumonia. The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran

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Walter V itterson of Mr. and Mrs. K. Witter of Supi rior avi ti'ie. is able to 'be out aaaln after being quai antinod for diplit inria. The Ladies Bible Class of the Evangelical church will ineiit on Thursday evening at tin; church at 7:3i). Every member Is urged to 'be ires nt. Mrs. Seliger of E'ist Side spent last Siinday with lor dauglilt-r Mrs. Henry EgJiers and family of Lake avenue. Mrs. E. .Mathius of S.o ri dan nvi-nue. will be hostess to the Marquette Clu;

at lier homo this evening. -Mr. ami Mrs. Taylor of E ast Chicago

uZTnu thv A'nen h"m n Fleas Have Fleas, Too,

Jtiiiglijsiiman Discovers

IHIt' TlinVTIlE TOMOHT AMI TOHOHHOW "LAVi:KH AM OI.I LACK," with 7,lia I it umli a in, n WliKIng rclrl nnd MnrKuerlte Snow, l.ouM lleiminuji anil

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WMHiX A new flea's flea'' with an ad enturous history was dei rlbed

Stend onfni AUo l'athe iwwb mill Pol- for th first time at a meeting of the

Royal M loi oseopical Society. Tiie discoverer. F. M:.rtin Duncan, explained that it started life in the undersre;ind nest of tht bumble bee. These nests are raided by moles, and (UirliiK lie assault the little mites attach themselves 'by means of packers In

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have moved inl

on I,ake av run , which w as recently ilieated by the Vernon Malum. Abi .t IT, Indies siipjiid in and surprised Mrs. Minnie AtehUon at her home on Iake avenue on Monday afternoon, in honor of her .Id i t iiday anniersary. The iuneht-on wiiicli was a most appetizing one. was furnished by rhe guests who enjoyed h most wond'-r-t'ul afternoon and evening. Mrs. Atehison received many u.uiul gifts and the best wishes of nil that were present.

A number of Robertsdale friends ofj Miss Ethelyn Amen of Dulufh. Minn..! have received annou net nicnts of lier marriaire to Mr. Ja.-k Early, of the same plac-. The Ami ns were r i mer residents of Robert sdale. The wed-'

lnrd niel, "The XV bite MoiiNf." Com. Iuli, with Lew I Sloi.e nntl WallOee 1 1 eery. 11-3.1-1 STIt THK V I KK TOMtiUT tittni Moreno In Hie "TIIIII'.K K K, .' tlentureH of Huh nnd Hill, ii ml n comedy, "The Truiililf loet-

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For Infant. & Invalids

NO COOKING

The "Food-Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch atHome,Office,an4 Fountains. Ask for HORLICfCS. 1ST Avoid Imitations & Substitutes

the niole'a parasite, the "great mole's flea." I These tiny pin-points of life are ob-

sctir cousins to the scorpion, and it Is i

believed that thty travel on tho moleflea until they come across a certain underground ftungus where they feed nnd mature.

FOR RAW SORE THROAT

At the first sign of a raw. eoro throat rub on a little Musterole with your flnfffrs. , It poes riffbt to the .'pot with a g-entle tingle. loosens congestion, draws out soreness are! pain. Musterole is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. It has all the strength of the old-fashioned mustard plaster without the blister. Nothing like Musterole for croupy children. Keep it Inn ly for instant use. 35 and E5 cents In jars and tubes; hospital slue, $3. BKTTEIl Til A X A MUSTARD IMAHTFin

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG

It's Easy If You Know Br. Edwards' Olive Tablets.

The gecrct of keeping young Is to feel young to do this you must watch your livr and bowels there's no need of having a nail v complexion dark rlimi under your eyes--pirnples--a billons look in your fare dull eyes with no sparkle. Tour rirctor will tell you nlnet. yper cent of all fdcknefo rornes from inactive bowels nnd lver !-. Kdwards, a well-known jihys; ian in Ohio, perfected a vegetal,!' compound mixed Willi olive oil to a. ' on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Kd wards' Oliver Tablets ,'he substitute for calomel, are jrentle Jn the:: action yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoyancy which all should pr.Joy by toning up the liver and clearing 1he system of impurities. I'r. Rdwards Olive Tablets arf known by their olive color. J 3o and ,10c . Ad v .

CHRISTMAS OErETINa CARDS Orders should he placed at ones for your personal greeting cards. See Postiewaite o., 69 Hchman st. ll:JS:30.n

Dr. Vernon Kellogg, who accompanied the first American Relief Administration food train into the famine districts of Russia, has just returned to the United States to report to the Hoover organization on conditions in that country of starving millions. Fitteen million peopl.. Dr. Kdlogjr says, are in imminent danger of death from hunger and another fifteen million are approaching tiie danger point of food shortage, unless America comes to their aid. In order that relatives in this country as well as others may have opportunity to save these people from certain extinction, the American Relief Administration has opened a Food Remittance Department at its otlices, 42 Broadway, New York, where foodstuffs to the value of from $10 to $50 can be purchased in $10 amounts for delivery to any individual in Russia. Should the supplies he needed for an institution. $500 worth can he bought. Anyone wishing to mak" ue of this system ran. 1 y applying to the Administration "s New York office receive a blank to he filk-d out according to directions and returned with a money ofder or check. The remittances are then forwarded to Moscow for distribution to the various A. R. A. warehouses, at which the individ-jal designated hy the purchaser is notified to report for his supplies.

church will meet !n the church parlors tomorrow for sewing. "vv'iillam Vater, Jr.. has returned to his studies at Purdue university after a few days at home. Mrs. Littinan of Iporte avenue, entertained friends from Hepewisch. Mrs. Ernest Vater is very ill at her home in Tlschrupp avenue, suffetina considerably. Mrs. William Vogel entertained a number of friends and relatives at her home In Cleveland avenue in honor of her birthday anlversary.

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

ROBERTSDALE

The 1-adies Aid of the iAitheran Church will hold their bazaar and bake sail- on the 7th of December. In the afternoon and e-vejiiirsr. The ladies have 'been hard workers for some time and many useful and pretty articles suitable for Xmas gifts wilt be on sale. The repulnr monthly nv-etlng of the Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran Church

win oe neia inursuay auernuon, ue-

cember 1st. A larne number from here attended the f oot ball . me at Morocco, between the Whitlns Friars and Morocco last

j Sunday.

Advanced December Records at Sam Aronberg's. 502 119th .ttrect. Whiting. 11-16-tf KXICilTTS OF MTHIAS XThitlnK Lorlife will confer the third decree Thursday, Dec. l't. All members are requested to be on deck. ll-2-l F. C WOEHRLB, K. of Ps. WANTED Two or three furnished or unfurnished rooms; Call phone 4fi Whiting. 11-29-2 FOR RENT Desirable sontJi room adjacent bath, modern, steam heat. 3fl Central ave. Whiting. 11-29-2 FOR RENT Two li g-lit housekeeping room; 1084 Atchison avenue, Whiting. 11-2C-2 FRI1VCK! THEATRE TOXIfiHT AND TOMORROW 'liAVEtDKR AM OLD l.CE," with 7.ella lacrehnm, Whiting- girl anil Marguerite Know, Lritnla Hennlsosi anil Stend llnfn) Also 1'alh, e and Iollard Comedy, "The White Jlonnf." Coralog, with Iyewli S'one and Wallace lleery. 11-30-1

"Gets-It

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and Calks Peeler This Corn Remover is Guaranteed. Relief from eorn suffering follows the apidie-a tion of "t;,.ts-It" almost as quickly as pain follows the thrust of

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Be a Whiting Booster. Patronize the Whiting merchants. See the Wh ting Independent. Out Dtc. 3rd. 11-S0-2

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For real ar grains, see The Whiting j hard corns cr roft corns but every kind

Independent.

Out Dec. 3rd. 11-30-2

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms: Inquire 417 Laporte avenue, Whitinsr. 11-30-1 FOR KENT Flat. Apply 536 New Tork avenue. Whiting. 11-30-1 FOR SALE Any part of thirty shares of Illinois Cylinder. Grinding Maohone Co's stock, $40 00, regular price Sr.fi; Address- G. BrocK, 1357 Harrison street, Chicago. 11-30-2

of corn or callus surrenders to "Gets-

It" -and reels rijiht off. It takes Just a few seconds to st"P the pain with two or three drops. Go to your druKKlst today. Get o. bottle of "Gets-It" Costs but a trifle evervwhere. Your money hack if not satisfied. MM. by E. Law-

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STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Antonio Moreno In the "THREE sBVFAS." Adventure of Bob nnd BUI, and a eomedy, "The TTonhle IJootgr." 11-30-2 FOR SALE Camp & Suns Tiano. oak cs,e In perfect condition, cheap, if taken this week, phone 36H-J Whiting. 11-30-2

DR. FEHRENBACHER

630 HOHMAN ST. RUFF BLDG. Phone Hammond 3829

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The Return to Normal Is Now a Fact fetWi

The long looked for industrial revival has come. The big manufacturing centers of the country are opening their employment offices to all classes of workers and the big daily papers from east to west are spreading- the good news that a real business boom is on the way. So far as furniture is concerned, the return to normal is complete prices are now lower than at any other time since 1916, and the quality of the merchandise lias reached its former high standard. Right now, we are offering some of the most sensational bargains in Chicapo and. a glance at the prices quoted in this advertisement will convince you of the genuineness of the values offered. Liberal credit will be extended on all purchases and goods held for future delivery will be stored free of charge.

Our Beautiful New Store at 2947-49 Milwaukee Avenue Is Now Open m

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The most extraordinary three-piece parlor suite offer in Chicago. Here is a set cf unusual quality and comes in either oak, Circassian walnut or mahogany finish; seat and back are supported by specially tempered steel springs;

upholstering is of genuine guaranteed Spanish leather with tufted edge; comes in 'William and T Mary design and is strictly hand polished; all three pieces are well made and the materials used "r are of the best obtainable; set regularly sells for $2,65. Only 18 in stock, while they last

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WI trod telephona stand with strong durable itol; has handy shslf lor phone directory ; comes In fumed oak, golden oak or mahogany finish.

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Special combination r;tiije; tlirer-hurnor size with Inrgc oven and tire box; ncutly nickeled; sold on a p p r o v h I ; complete

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This duofold is equipped with guaranteed sagleas springs; makes v(iu a comtortahlc full size bed when open and serves as an attracts e divan for your living room when closed; upholstered in hiph

giH.ie muicskm; cotnos in either oak or mahogany fini-h; takes any ordinary mattress; regular $do.00 values; now

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four roomy drawer": dovetai!r at corners to prevent ;n fading; walnut r manogany nntb; mounted iih plate mir

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Large fcase burnrar; sold on approval; bjiked by mir pcrsuTial cnar.uitcc; iar.iQtis tor

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Four hole laundry siot; m.,ile i.if ci-t iron; reular 18.0

d:nirif : ( hai: : colonial pattern: panel ii ark anil m;r!,-kin t' ''1 sr.n ; regular $3.50 value now.

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M.iisaive overstuffed parlor suite, with large comfortable nillow arms: this set is Martha Washm.

made throughout of strictly first grade materials and is built to give life long ser- "Je v"'"irt ; vice; cushion are firmly stuffed and will not matt down; comes in either tapestry waree" or velour upholstering and has spring edges and spring back; exposed parts of the menu.

frame are finished in deep dark brown mahogany. Here is a suite t m 75 t "fl ".75

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Overstuffed fireside rockeT: full winged pattern: muleskln upholstering; mahogany finish

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We Give Every Customer Free Savings Bank Account The GENERAL give! every customer a Free savings bank account equal to 10 of the total amount purchased. Full informit ion concerning this Proposition may be bad at any of our nine bin stores or from the nfuciai of tr.e Chicago City Bank dc Truitt Co.

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