Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 179, Hammond, Lake County, 20 January 1922 — Page 16

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LAKE CTT"TV rpxr J TF?T Friday, January 20, 1922.

WHITING isnd itt PEOPLE

Tt Woman's Rome Missionary Soeity of t3i Methodist EMscopa.! Chucch nunt their annual ThankOfTerinjr strvica (or next Sunday morningat 10:45. Rev. Bul E. Horn, sjpt of Friendship House, Gary, m ill be the speaker. The La4ies Rosary Society of the Satire Heart Church will give a Bunco and p&dro party this evening at the Sacred Heart feail. Refrenshrnents will be aarved. Mms AHMr Wj!kr will entertain ffce Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority at t,cr home in Sheridan avenu this evening. "Friendly Kururture" th kind that radiates comfort and pleasantness offered considerably below imaginable low prices at Selfer's February Furniture Sale. 1-20-1 Mw. Catherine Hughes of Nw York a.' venue has moved to 400 White Oak avenoa. Mrs. Henry Ians is improving- from her illness at her home in Central jvptrne. Mrs. WIIHma and daughter, Mr. Goodia and the latter'a baby who have made a lengthy visit here with the for

mer" parents Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Griffith of Central avenue have returned to thoir home in New Lexington, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Walker who visited their grand-pareata. the Griffiths, have also returned to th-eir home in Vancoiwor. B. C. February redeaso of Brunswick record is row on 6al at Seller's Furniture Company. 1-20-1 Mr. John Chebeni'k of 319 Front St., who was bo rood last Sunday in a gaso!in explosion, is in a critical conditioa at the So-titli Chicago hospital, her ntre body being- burned 30 hadly that it Is not tboug-ht even grafting can kelp her. In addition to the burns the woman suffered a broken leg when shs Jumped out of the window. Mrs. Chefceirik's ttixe weeks old baby !s being eared for at the hospital and is getting along nicely. Tou can mw buy a tining'-room tabl and srix chairs to match for the came price jou would have had to pay fcr the table alooe a short tme ag-o. 1-20-1 Tfc M- W. of A. will Install their officers at the Slovak Dora this evening. The members of the Young Indies Gviild of the Congregational Church witl gire a -take ss.ie at Davidson's real

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In'iw. Take baby out for at least one wnn si-.t-raJ gtrod vx:al and elocutionhour every day. 1-20-1 ary selections. Loth having to respond Mrs. John Viscount! entertained a j to hearty encores. A moat enjoyable I few friends at a parly at her home in 1 evoning was ppejit by ail j Central avenue in honor of her birth- Mrf. Fred Bmhammer of Myrtlo Tt, ( day anniversary. The afternoon was j w!lo has been on the sick l;.t for tJa 'most pleasantly spent, following which rai,t t.n days if improving and is able

re; Ivan ments were served. An out-of-

town g-UeHt. was Miss Margaret Kohrer

A' the Ka-t Sule. llr.s. J.ihn Sai?er of Ohio avenue with xi-ven t y-five nii'mbtrs of the Chicago Ci'Ittiro Club went on a tour throusrli the Hull House on Wdnesitaj. and n es e entertained . at lunclu on at the Hull House. Mrs. H Killer.-; Is ill at her home in C'-ntr-il -Hvt'tiiii', Mis. M.r.ry l.nnc is improvinft .f. h r

limine i" C-ntr:il a.ci.u Mis. C."'tiK' r, lii'insr exp day from A 11 11a -v ;i.n, ., Ktav with 1. .r d 1 u.ulit t r. Mr. ,liv'k I'ltTitice ci 5-j.fety ii'-pai-i iiic-it at ii

.'i' v-n at t he Jatiuary 2Tt' fo j ij's ph 1 !m ! 1 i: r. -r ; Ii'ji-r !s ',nir'.

her mot lie r, rt.ed hove tof..r a lengtay

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Vi&count Luscelie.- and Princess Mary ready tor the nunt. Can it be that Viscount Iasee!le3 was whispering one of those sweet "nothings" that lovers whisper just as the camera man came upon the royal couple a? they waited for the start of a recent hunt hU

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estate office tomorrow beginning: at 2: HO p. m. Nathan Snlfzm;m of the M'hifintr police force has return. 'd to his duties af

ter bavin? a few days off. d-:rini? which ! time he was united in marriage to Miss Lowentha'. of t'hieago. bein? the result of an army romance in which she sent him a sweater. The young- Couple . are residing- at 322 Central ave. j Miss Naomi I.irsett. physical direct- , or in the Whithiir school is able to be I out after on illness of ?iveral days. Supt. J. H. Hosknson has been spending the week at. South Bend attending j a convention. j Harry Dobhertine who has been ill j for some tin e is rr-porteJ to be very j low at his home in Central avenue. Mrs. Erne.-'t Yater of Fischrupp ave., who has been ill wtif. improved yestcr- I day. J Instructions to every Mother from

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M lt Till: V ! ISi: TOMdHT Serl.-il IJa.t ; lbso oilu-r lNcturcx nn! t oaieSy. 1-10-1 IMIINCKSS TJIH VTItK I flMnilT Justine .1 ihnione in II K l.TKIl KU II l UH l'KitS." Also llar.il ! I.loyd eom-dj-. with Kelie HanieiM and Serial Ii ItiSA ii 1 . (i rHKOH.II," 1-20-1 The Chris! Ian Kj.ie:e,-c.r of the First Prcsiiyi or ian Chun h of Hammond hold a hanq'jet on Tuesday evening. A deIiwhtiui c'onip.itiy of m i? p.-ople sat down at (he l-,vr'y d Kror.it el I !', .. ith Mr. iternard O.ivit as c'laf-man.

Mr. and Mrs. John MtNui of nr,! Joiner! ir oven tie d-ayiiteJ tic arjeier.-e

to be around aKain. Tli? Christensn home on Amy a"tine is unJer quaianune. Their little daughter ltona having eoiitiacted scarlet fever. Yeron'.ca. Pel ski of Roberts avenue, is confined to her home wiUi a very .;e'i t re cold. Miss Adeline Leverenz if Myrtle ave.. . attending: the couth Chicago b'-i-siness colieire. Henry F. l:g-ers of Ijkt avenue was a business h-itor at. Grant Park, 111., lat. Tuesday. Mrs Charley Ppanshurf- of Atchison Feeling Grippy? Cold Coming On? DRY, tickling nensation in the throat, headache, feverish, eyes eche. Don't play with that on-coming cold. Get Dr. King's New Discovery at orvce. You will like the- way it takes hold and case the cough, loosen the phlegm and relieves the congestion in the eyes and head, and Boon breaki up the most obstinate attack cf colj and grippe. Children and prownnns alike tmi it. No harmful drugs, but just pood medicine for cold:., roughs and grippe Sold by your druggist for 60c. Dr. King's New Bis co-very For Colds and Couphs

ai.enus is still in a very serious condition. j The Ladies Aid of the Bvanrelical t chunch of Robertsdale. held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. George Bader of Myrtle avenue Wed- . nesday afternoon, afier the business

eon served by Mrs. Bader. Tho home cf Mx. and Mra. Tom Jones of Uncoln avenue I quarantined, their thnir littie daughter LJllian having the warlet feveir, she bewig reported veryill at this time. Mr. and Mrs. George GoHdinar and son

session was disposed of the ladies en- Robert were in Hammond on business Joyed a social hour and a lovely lunch- Wednesday

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During these days many children are complaining of headache, fevenshness, stomach troubles, and irregular bowels. If mothers only knew what

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STAR THEATRE Csmiaff oa, IJooiS las Fairbaaks In -THE MJT,' and "WHY UILS LEAVE

HUME." Dr. M. J. .'Rttter annotinc.es the opea-J r.g- f his dental offices at 6G0, 119th street, phone 62I-U Whiting, opposite -he postoSice ta Friday, January 20th, -,3Sa 1-18-5 TTst yur Tiano or Player Taned io" repaired by F. C. Dickinson; Also Phonog-raph Repairing:, phono 369-J; Z'2 Cleveland avenue. Whiting. 1-8-2 OOtr WBIA RBCORDS RED I CED TO f&e, AT SAM AKONBJER'i. JEWEIo rA, ooa iw st, whiting. i-:o-tf rI?ICES THEATRE TONIGHT Justine Jahaatone in "SHELTERED DlCGHTERS," Al Harold Lloyd eomerir, with Bebc Daaipla and Serial BREAKING TBHOtCH." 1-20-1 - -it trriss the big- sacrifice sale now on at H. Gordon & Son, Whiting-. 1-20-1

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Ths vrM is ftU of mem who have tried to savve, had stumbled and sriven tip !b disgust. They call themselves fa tiaras, but fool themse-lves as they are nrr too old to make a fresh start by opealnjr with The Whiting Savinsrs aad Loan Association. 1-20-1 T ke ttoe mattress factory busy durinc th wipixwe-d-to-be dull months SefT'9 axe selling their "Dandy" mattres for $t.80. Tha consequence La ths factory is workins over-time. 1-20-1

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At the Greatest Shoe Sale Ever Held in Hammond are Attracting

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