Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 200, Hammond, Lake County, 15 February 1922 — Page 7

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"-anc! its PEOPLE

betray dy governor, pays ins ' K X -ST E N O G R A I ' 1 1 K R. SUING RJtt nWin

ILrfoorre Wi if. !he 5-.

All work done in Beauty Culture line done by Mrs. Poglo, KiSii Aftpy avej iiue. Phone 3J 5. Open evefcinys 2-l5-4t Mrs. T. Thompson of Chicago and brother, Morris AnJorson of Lake Mills. I niece and nephew of E. A. Mizo of . 110th strep. t, art visiting hrj. ! t ' I The Daughters cf Rebok&h will hav ; their regular meeting this evening. I The Home Missionary Socie.ty wilt tJ -:?et Urworrow afternoon at the M. K. j jVirsonagro of Rav. II P. Ivey on Sheri1 O-in avenue. Mtss Mary Beal will give I a (alk on the work unions; the colored people and the foreigners of CTiI -.-uto. i The Owls club members will hav a card party at their cl ah rooms tomor J j w evening and on nn Tu.-eday eve

pons they will have their annua!

'ashtuittoti dancing party

B. A. of the Maccabees will i

rave their regular meeting In the;

j I .schrupp hall this evening. j MlsKea Margaret End Jean Hay have 1 t 'on spending a few days at Hobart as '; g-ueists f Mr. Donald IS, Boyd MPcs I Jean while, there appeared on the proi rum ef the Hobart Womau'a ilub U j' ':..Hcy dancina:. Miss Margaret being I l.'.-r E.corapani?t- i 1 Mr. and Mrs t-abayn of FherKi.n 1 j ; i cnus hare both received word re'...ii'disg mtsforfines which befell the'r ' f i ! her. Mr. Iayhan s fell and broke hi leg and Mrs. I.avhan's father has; .'differed a stroka of paralysis. j I Mra. Charles Federson entertained j "'. -r sister and brother at her home on j : ; 3th streat on Sunday, who. are. hers. . a visit fro -a Denmark, j I Undertaker Barian conducted the ! I .'ir.era.I f Anton Kratohvil of 399 Oak ; j ; '.reel ITarutnoad. yesterday, who was: I n boss at the. Cudahy plant in East j I Chicago. Death was caused by pneu- j ;-.ia!a SerTiees were, preached by;

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MISS NORMAVO LOVED OUT OX EM NT, SAYS EX-SECETARV OF COMfiiilENNE

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Miss Frances C litrkheaa. Miss France C B'.rkhead . twenty-five, no-w living tn KV Orleins has sued Gov Lee Rusf H of Miisr;ppt for luu.ii',"), ch.ireri'i.e thai M erfuce1 her while she was (wrvina; as his ste-rtogrrapber three vfars airo She aJieges that "ss a result of sa;d pfduction. piaintifT's re?utstitm and hsractei were ruansd-' "Tbe cLargt are a iamate lie." save Gov errior EusseiL

When o.i think of furniture, think ef U. tiorotn & St.n. 2-10tf V.'hi :n z- Jeweiry stores wi! close a t $ p m., oxtep' Monday and Thursday

ut t p n. ' Saturday and pay day at I

10 p. m. 3-1-3-tfj 1VST Orangs Persian est; fema!e. i Flt:d- r pl'.-:H- r-arn to Mrs. C, p. Me- ;

! neil. 431 (.'li.-er street and teceivo re-; j ward. 2-14-St . j lii.000 roll. of Wall Paper, from So j to V 3'." . f-r ro'l, about per cent j cljf.ipc-r t liari l-isi yvar. Tom Smelaer, I 6C5 It diati.'polis b.uievard. L'-i3tf i riu( L" i :tr. tr i: Ton. it a mj i Special I'leture of l".ri:if i Inn tt

Pope I'ios XI. 2-tr-.lt . lnivcE?s Tiir..Tnr; i Today nm! 'I'minirron first aanTini; o:i 1 ''.'It ( !!i- I.O!t. uh'.t iht." t'eci! Hf iniili' ir.! '!- ., rtlih f'onrail S !1. I.rc ' rf ! jiii , 'I L.d : Hitherto and all-Htnr PsramiHiDt r':is. A l fir,t m . i. ! picture of Curouai Ion of I",ie I'Iiik .t a-15-tt ; j r?ci'm and board. f..r one rr two; Kt ntli!vn. Apply .: ' 'j'Mh street i'ocr Hittera l"rug Stvre). Wh;tin?. ' Ind. 2-:.,--2t For Salr- t'.tihy B'lsrirv for ?al. 327 Cn'm! av... Phoisc l-l-M. 2-15-2t Fur !!( t?ix t .t(.n. l)ijnaauw ; nt wa:r licit; batli.- 12P9 Lako avcTiue. Phone 4'i(. -J fl-lt ; ST.It THKATM! TONIGHT ! F.xtrn llimMe nlir:tcl!iin, Ilnrry i

i Can-j- In "Thr Fox. ami Harold I.loyd

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Tuesday' morains fcy fc.er bob " Webster. ! She bad been subject to heart spe'is. ! but had re tired In ber usual health the

evening' be lore.' Funeral arrangenaenta hv not yet been. coDipleled. Mesdarnes Be)5ie !' vies and Ada

I Pew of Oreat Falls, Vontana, Tlslted

V. Ma;rfisione3 lapt k. Mrs, i:n MilleT and daughter hav hfer: vn X; sick list, whioh seems to be -v.'lish in UrUUth now days. ('!,. . t . r Clark f Illinois, brother ef J iL Ciark, spent tbe. week-end attending the ' cedicatlou "t the Mchurch. Mr. and Mrs J It. Clark and Cbt.-r Clark ?i vM Monday la Cury.

Mine Accident Rate. TTif ac-blmit mres Sr. ial rohiee nC Enz'and. Frnn.-e, lu-lei'rn, Cinnnr, A;-'-'ria and .far'"''' lire tnU'-h bc.cer thun in At ;T'f'a. ' v-f jd"- fh m :'.?' 1

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Slabei NTmand nd Mack Senneft. phntfiirajthe when 1t. .Numinnd rectnli sij;u.t'd cwaltact tu guptaf in fits pr."iui . us.

in "I r)i,'" and Pri-ima. Salunlnj f.iur

'act cf nideUe. 2-1T.-U f

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C violent raroxv-KTiis of c-oogiir?

socm easf-d hy Dr. King's New

r i-w . 5T.,,v,,,- .(isrr.v. wm released on a I1C0 bail fur- J

Interment betn? at Holy Cross ceme-

I "sry.

On the recent occasion of the Amer!'swi I.eg-ion ent--rta:nin)f the members of the auxiliary and tbe member lady

frlsda and rela'iirfs. two Whitios , . . , . J A

v. itti the ai'dionce. I a McXcs!! who

always p!eaes her a-idiene- was on;.

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ip mi l anwiHim uwwm i urn mm wm i . in jirt ;

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The r,r!frfh C).ri"vin ch-;rch h-'l

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reriy W colds. ChiLlren like it. T.; ; . '' t'; .; , even- cr i; Merchers of the M ,- No harmful clri.. Alt druggist, 60c si' "e was I ' re tt a p i 1 ah J!i,,,e ''l;'" W'!! J'!"'," , . TTu"

i?GL of Mr an Mrw- C:y'!a B"'-s,-v- '-"J ,?;;rS,who'c-.;.n,"are'a5ked to brlrnr one ' ar1 also beine trained by the same profe- I .. ,t.!

: ... . i or more ot 'i.i arsi-ic .tuiv : . 5 Mips McNfill is. J.lttle M,s, .,,.. .,;: ,JU. frit y,f,X:,,

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ni.'h'-d bv John Matusik. Stanley Ar.- lit I

drew's brother, arrested for the sarre j f.. rn rnmn'ai-il of Ocov .wa.S T T?-i. T 1 , J ... T'.ti-. !

xo Aict'.ci au.u,v : mrir annua I inc tin -at 'he rl urr

aU,- released on a J i on hail, .-urn-d oy mnt.., ! t-Vb. 7, 1?22 for the .ds-cM-.r, of a t-u- i ?.fatKfi'i to aiie.i fcr trc.t today. . UUi i.Uiv?bis. j traT ..a, f other inn. Him bUM-

irtli.r f ji. .;. r S . . f ! !nc.-s. Thy f liccinc n ."o fn'e-s" A.

v ; : t -e c 'evi at tit

ethndiM church on Thursday r.isrht U ive-'k. V.a supper is f.-r th rrcrn-

bor and fr!'-r:ds of "if- ehnreh, and no

If your skin ls yell.tw romplexlon ' XV. 1,: c t f, ;it. teini t;.!:rs t-vu. 1021; j '1: : i on.'.: -. roa-.-dpre:'tie p--or t u. 1 e levc, ip.m exp:re' Vf ,

hy the Dist. Pupt. ! v. Mc K Infer, who

n .- ' - r;-1 : .. ... i? n who repre

sented their cbtirvhes. Tb'-o Moi.r tpeakinp' for th fin t M. H. ut Firn-

irt'orKi, Senat-.r C. O Uoi;i)c f.r Gary.

IMi'1 fl.iprivi Qurlr.fc;;i of f!.m' f-noer-

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li l ' c r-. s "r..,-, wo'; ceo- o e r m Th i ii,.r;s Jed hy T,. A. So u Mi wi.t x h cav.;

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY Also HAROLD LLOYD in

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ove Tablt. j, -i " e?oj prer.;ir1 y o- 1 : yen is cf study . ' ; '. ' T .i ' os. a re i:

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Feh., 1123. rr-t:e.' 2-14-2 Ml s A. kl'lir TOOT, So- y. Mr. and Mrs. Mat lirincer received a valentine Tuesday morning, it beins a sweet bai:y cirl. Mr and Max Miller and pon of

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our ir:m-y cot if on: of ethers. P, n ')!; n oo . ;- . of the p'annoJ action;.

hurch. Church reV- nrs tl e erv j

iv n't-bt. I.. poo .iiv.-irth. cli-

Hew Discovery lor Colds and Coughs

Byesrly was Rl.so charmSnr and showed ;

great, ability and it is a certainty that the two yo'irt'T lad'e? will make a pair

HZ GRIESEL, TRULL Y

BROMSCHWIG

heanP, c. pies

else oood a pool t:

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will be served .it 6::!

MakeiJeU Normal. Natures ciunaers uiun can u re prouu wav is the way- of Dr. Kin-fs PUIs . rentry and firmly reciting tfceboweJs, Chnur. Nylund J i!..e Ul at

i-rtminating tbe intestine Ctoguie her home in clever. r. avenue. N procf 0f Race cf Giants.

waste At all drosgists, tx. i accpi a ura c: '-"i r.uffcn and (-li.w nnturp.'Ur of his

I r,. f m .-i from .cw ir:r on. Conr... ... . . .

PBOAAPT! WObTT CTRTFB - - K " o t , ..,, fh flItiprnl flf h;s time hPilovf-d U:at ip'-o-: ,-eo ;, ,

fathe- ' 'j Jo Ui 1. ffo- In height had vn-r ?n- t

Andrew Jaeck. arreted for asFanlt hn'oted f ,n cu rl li. nat tins is now

und battery, on complaint of John entirr-lt d-sci-cjoo..,!. i

r. Kind's Pills r. -0 An

To l ri " '- a lcsr. pink ahln, brbrb h -i r -' oO s. a fep"!,ig f ijuf ysr.. ; '. ; 1; .'-h'?iOifio. dfiy you must get at t oe o?. o Si' . lr. Iv-'wards Olive Tablets act on in- ?;v-'r n.i !.cnv:h I i ' o .-ah-mel ye' s,ve no o:..c- r,;is af'or- tfTc.os. They ; ul M'o i.lo :, P. ! ovorrorri" o n 'st i p 1 1 ion . T-'Opi" one Oi feu r.iinhty and rvic he pb .i -ting r-:s-,,f.s. Miliiors of iioxoy ?ro soPt aer.:it!!y at I "

iil kr.i.w tl,-in by Chicago viioied at the lien Mtiler ; -ector; Mens club, w ho si.i .nf-tall a j

come lawt J nursday and r rxk.y. Rinli i ar-narctna Clp.irrn.m Car' Jja

The dediejtion services of the M. R. ! now ; Sop!, of Pr.t...:ry cicpa rtrnen t. church Si riday was well att'-nded hy M::-s XS'pdswortn : V.r.-.. J. P.- Clark, friends from- the neighboring cUies. I Sunt of Sund.-iy school.

Those who were privileged to lr ; Ladies Aid will meet this week, Frl- !

Iliidiop Uut'a iidikc" in tiie morn ir sr. ' day afternoon, in th- c r-i'l ball. All j will long remember hi.s nies:.-aR... Tbir- i tnembers ar urr, te p.r:ert a. j

ed with tie chur.'h c-nclu.linK the " cu:-:d St.- reh 3, th H.iramonl Irfi-SirV ! 425 liSth STREET, ' WHITING

inorninR sei-vjes. I.'unner was serv d Aid v.ni give a poi.' at i:. .. in the Sochi! bull by the I,adies Aid church The a "t ore o r, prmirai'i wy..s rondneted Mrs. Taylor wrs fo:n.l dea 1 in bd

Fu.i?rr.l Directors Amc-iilanee Service rl.c.io Whiting 351 Ras. 532, 233P,

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This is without a doubt the greatest opportunity you'll ever have to turnish your home with the very latest in everything at

charge. The low price and excellent quality of the merchandise quoted in cut advertisements are drawing people to this sale like a magnet failed to respond to each and every sale we have inaugurated, knowing full well the bargains we offer cannot be. duplicated elsewhere.

Imost one half what other stores

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Best Choice is Secured by Early Shoppers COME EARLY!

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ITiF.se tsautifu! piano lamps are m-icle of the- finest silk has Silk lining, tlc-uklc fringe, silk tcsscls. Mahogany or oak

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unhnfstercd in VVIor.r, his loose c as!" ions. Marshall spnrig,

edge bottom, 2 sunLuiSt pUicvs' and a bouter; mali.gany finish frame. Beit buy to be had ciiy where . . . ,

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bfo-Lfu'Iv finished ta'.le, in brown or red Q C?,f mancgany. i&ie price

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For the early callers we have a few " samples of these wonderful Rockers

on hand upholstered in good grade of ta- f Q C, A pestry'orvvelour. specially priced at . . . . A

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Any Piece of Furniture Purchased DtnrSng-this Sale will be field for Future Delivery Free

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