Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 18 February 1922 — Page 5

Fobmnre 18. 1922.

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I ri no mnrr to boy a IveLly. --- 'Hie. cvfnintr hour department of itxe Hammond Womin's Club will cutct at the homo f Mm. George Uutpinan of lt'.'o Van Huren street on Monday wening;, February the twentieth. -Mr?. F.dward Itedelow, Mrs. II. Uriti'i and Miss Alys Ileus will be the u'i.ti:ir hostesses ami the subject for La - evening's pi ( gram will be "Fa-v-i i-.; I lead in go." in charge of Mi. '!' i a ;ri,sin?r. Mrs. CJiIsslnger wiil Lie ably assisted by her committee, composed i-r Miss Alta Adkias, Miss it-: irudo Harris and Mis Mildred Wr;iy. The musical part of the proirriin will be given by Mrs. Harry .r'heridan, who wi'il sing 'Triend of J'i'v" by SanJiTfC'ii and Jtan" by J'uii.-!h. Mi-s lionise. Mi!lcr will play i t ivrewski's ".Minuet."

Mrs. A. il. TeWeese of Warren street will return tiday from Hluniton. I rid., where .she has ben visiting her .:a'Jir!rr.-r, Mrs. K. G. Knoff, for the past vctK. "William Calkins Relief Corps, 24. will leave (for Clary on tho twelve-fif-u t noon c.'vr 0:1 Monday. The corps will institute an organization in Gary und the Ila.tmiK.nd ladivs will do the v o r k .

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treH nil en led and most enjoyable in r; was spent at th.s Benefit Card v i-ivpii l.v Virtorv Court &75.

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JVrtro an 1 nunoo were piayca whirl) tbo "Went worth higrn 1 orvliratri f.ivorr 1 the audience . e vera I or tboir popular .elee I'ri.es v. fro won by Mrs. It. ,-i'fr, Mrs. Newell. Mrs. Goodwin. - Uvdia. Jtoli ii.ff, Mr. ijUUson. air. ben, .Mr. Vo: t n and M. K. Klaig-e

Tltft music (?-Hanmtit of the llainirii.i d Woman's flub will meet next Friday even in sr. February the t -i'-'irtii in the home of 3, Its. 1 Ik Bmul.LTkcr of . G'endjJe Far. The stuay w ii 1 be Kussiau music snd a very in- ; ircstinA' prop ram has been planned 1 A iioii atte nds nee is urged.

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i-ier tiie auspice a of the Men's dub ht line Street ITes.by u-rian church, iinruh Mtl- of Hammond h;is hpf n

en an unttsually Intel!, otual and in.siitttrf cowl :-.' .f jiter-ainment.? this t'-r. Tin- eiKit.sc! presenting on rr; o:i:,Uor, r!;e lecturer and two w; s offci"'.'! by tho Ji'ennls cum I iurem o.' W.iiash. Indiana, ich irfiit v.-)i pive an'.thcr series entci-t.iinnienls nest year in the r.-b.. isr. I'riday cveniitr, tlie firal miniof t!i- cotirsp was presented, when Al'imni SevtPtte, r. troupe of p' ifk"c your.K- ladies. ?.rnonef ih most

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HEMSTITCHING liem-stitch jour S-prins: (armrnt vridi 4"ild or .Silver 'Ihrea-d; l.y W nwyn, Wc muteli all colors. Ul State St. I'liotie IIiitv.ii.ond. 2-14-tf

A regular Devil for Dirt Blu 7'ovlh 2-13-6t

MtrisrS ATTFATIOX. TJr.s. (Jkas'j'n of the Allan Ceramic 4 ":-jb, ChieaKO. will teach conventional -. orc ' ii china Tuesday at 4 Otrden st. . sty 0110 wisirir," to join these c'asscs I fri.ni 1110 nd lo97 for further in--.rmati-Ti . 2-17-Ct

That s)iir Fmelly sink wiil lose 7. v. er (luick'j if you use Blue Devil CiCAas'c:', ?-l3-6t

Hammond Musical College. Fiar.o, Voice. Violin. Public peK lcp. Ukelele. Banjo. Mandolin. Goltaf, IMuclns. tiramatic Art.

Tr.nt y.rnr'-.lf today buy r 13c Taxk."igre of Blue Devil Cleanser. 2-13-6

Masonic Notices Hammond Commandery No. 41 K. "T. will li' ld a stated conclave Monday c vc Ti i 11 jr. Feb. ""th, opening at 7:30 -Vb--"':. Bed Cross d!gre. ". II. STAKTSMAV, E. C.

Ti i inn urn I Cojncil No. 00 Ti. & S. TVf. wI'IiliHi 3 special apsenrbly Tues!.iy fvfn'n;, V. 1. . 21, opening at 7:3f rc)oc!:. 11. t jr. '.b-Krec's will be oti'i-rrol. v-'.riio's rcoiu-sted to at1 ciil - I i I: MOONKV. 7. M. "A Buck On Leave."

When raw cold winds blow DRINK Baker's Cocoa It imparts a cheering

warmth, valuable nutrition and has a most delicious flavor. The very odorof a steaming cup is appetizing and

attractive. 1 1 is absolutely pure and of high grade. MADE ONLY BY WALTER BAKER & CO., LTD. Established :8o DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Booklet of Choice Precipes wm free

on any lyceu-m platform, favord a lars'e audience -witb a Jt llg-htful program. Orchestral numbers, vioMn, cello and xylophone solos, clarinet arid cornet diiets, readings and impersonttUoits and solo work were riyji with equal .excellence and versatility . "The Pine Street I'resbyterian chin-h is to he congratulated on liaving- such an aKKresiiive oiKniaation uf iiie-n jas compose the Men's Club, which is ver on the alert ,o conditioiis contributory to tlie best interosta of the community and the city. Tiie umi dj6crvUg of great praise, for having secured for the enjoyment of the public such entertainers as those who have been presented in the past four programs. Next year's course will be anticipated with great interest. Miss Mildred Kmeriae. pjig-iiah instructor in t he Tx well high .school, .8 spending the week-end with ber mother, Mrs. J. T. SStamm of Summer boulevard, and has as her house j?ups; JIiss Jennie ,Stout, science eacher ip lowe!I. ijist evoniriir Mis Emerine and Miss fctout attended tho Ilam-inond-bxiwell aacketball game in the Lafayette school.

Tiss Aldea pewits. Miss Mildred Wray and Miss Aly Hets dei'ffWfully entertained in the latter's homo on Michigan avenue last evening-. The rooms were attractive with red, white and blue decorations, and live hundred was played at four ale. Honors wermade by Miss Bess Duress , and Mrs. Wilbur Caii trail and the cojaiHLiior was given to Mis Marj- Jaeger. The hostess served a delicious end daintily appointed lunciidon after a luoet enjoyable evening. Dorcas Rebekab IjoAis 63 will liold regrular meeting this evening in the Odd Fellows Hail, after which they will entertain at a St. Valentine's party. All the members are requested 10 be present.

This-Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian t-hurch gave a chicken pie supper last night, which was very well attended. Th dinner waa especially good and a ple.ant eveRing- was spt r1. .

Mrs. P. C Moorhead and small ''anehter EVsnnr f Detroit street

Card of Thanks f

We with to tnank our many friends for their sympathy in our bereavement, "or the many beautiful t!orl pieces, for the use of their car, and for the helping hand extended !n our hour o! triai. &ane, Daughter and Grand children of Mrs, Caroline Taylcr. t-18-1

Obituary

Caroline Biliian, dauyhter of Fenjamin and Catherine Miller Slioop, was horn near Bucynis, Crawford County.

Ohio, July 16, 1S53; and departed this life February 14. 1322. at the ago of 68 years 6 months and 29 daye. She was one of fifteen children, of whom nine survive her. When but a few months of ae she moved with her parents to PeKalb County, III., where she grew to womanhood. On June -, 1873, she was united In marriage to Enery F. Echofleld, now deceased, coming: with him to the vicinity of Griffith where nhe haa since resided. To this union seven children were born, six of whom are now livingEugene of Canada, Lillian of Montana, RaU.h of Panama, Karl, Arthur and Webster of Griffith,. Lcis having- passed sway in 1S1. In March, 1S02, she was united in marriage to John It. Taylor, who survives her. In July, 13C0, she, united with, the Chriirtian church of Griffith. She leaves to monrn her losat husband, six children, twelve grandchildren, four brothers, five sisters, nephews, nieces and a hort rf friaaJa. 2-18-1

will leave with Mrs. George Lck.lin on Monday niht for .os Acreles, Calif., where they expect to spend several weeks. There will he a .mooting: of the daughters of the monitors of the Hammond Woman's Club this evening at half .past seven o'clock at t'.ie home tf Mrs. N. Jimerlinfr of Mason street. Mrs. Arthur J. Weiss charmingly entertained the ladioe of the rrtday AXternooa Bridge .Club j-stjda' in her home on W'altham street. There were four tables of bridge and the honors were made by Mrs. Carl Kaufmann. Mrs. Sam Green-ald and Mrs. H. Biederman. A very dainty luncheon was served, and the next meeting wiitl be hld ,in Jw week, vhn Mxs. A. K. Jta.rk -wtll entertain in iier ucae -on .South Motuu.n .-street. The art department of tlie. Hammond iVvinaji'6 Club will have a meeting uii Moguday a.ftemoon n.1 !,& past to .'(lock with Mrs. E. U. Kyler at her .iome, 1200 Forest avenue, Kenwood. Bull cll will be with auotaUons froiu Clui-itojj-hcr Wren, and the leader for the afternoon's study wiil be Mrs. J. iojc, who will discuss "Knglinh 'athedrals." Mrs. Sullivan will review Current Art Topics. A large atu nuance is expected.

iMrs. Iav1d T. Kmrv of Walthsm (

street will entertain the ladies of the iijii-brviUery dub vu ilvtiacy afternoon In her home.

Every seat in the. houjse will cost $1. All will be reserved. Tickets now on sale by .members if tlie jsost may be reserved at the Parthenon box office beginning ataxch 1.

AUTO IS NOW STAND AUDID "Autonmiobile -owners and the public generally do not fu'My appreciate the ever iniea-tjintr utility of the jiutoraobi.le," nays Ry FiMtee, of the Overland-Fudge Company, distributors of Overland und Willys-Kni-ght cars in Lake county. "Practically all inconvenience and trouble has -been removed from Che well nigh miraculous operation of the motor cr. T-he machine that n lew years ago was a highly iioculatifte and quite often impractical proposition has been perfected now to the l-o.nt where it functions every day smoothly and power-fully. The car b.iytr today expects not less of arc automobile. "This certainty of performance luis been given . the a.ut.mobile by the exercise 0 a s-incer interest by the dealers An Hie owner requirements. The maiLifactirrer in-ak-e-E? a thousand cars, all identical. They go into jxmsesion of a thousand owners, ar,l -di-f-fejent. It's the dealers business -to isee tlit they all gav-e complete sati.-sra-3-Uon, and the fact that thf-y are doliiK sw vividly si iwst how much more th&ii merely a sales organization a niodera dealer must be."

giris fo to Vaipo Tor a return same with xhe Unltreitsity five. CRAWFORD'S RESIGNATION Thomas IX ira:wxrd fur .a nu-ntber of years manager of -t-he Oentra'l -Ijirm-ber &. MiU Co,, of Haomnond today aanounced his retirement Jtrom .the inu. At tlie same time the cootpany selected Ijsiwrence Fisher of W'hitinslo take over tlie munagert,hi-p. - Mr. Fisher is well known to "the "bumbe r trade -of the Calumet -region practically all of Jiis life be has "been in charge of mills at AVhiting -or South Chicttgo. lie wifl ihave "Fred, Showtont:ki. ajiotlier "Whiting anan, associat'd with him as assistant raaiutgEr. Mr. CratrTorfl, who fnrmer.ly was connected with mills in the .south, has not .un,oujictd wliat (his future rimrse wlU Iw.

Mr. and ars. SUerinn Mcilwen A Warren street are eniertaining a h..use fcUt'si, iJr. iiarold iAley, of 1'IaiurtKil, Mich. ilere Comes "The Bllck;,' Vets to Bring Comedy After "The Bat." come "The Buck."" fc-uccussful BMUiical . comedy ot array life now playing to crowded houses at the Aimitori'um theater, Chi-

aso, will ia liiiumciW, itaroh 9, j

'U and n. Jt. will be presented at the i'Hrthe-non theatre, by the Chicago company. "A Buck On Ieaive. is b?in brought under the auspices of Edward H. lar--o Poat S02 Veterans of Foreign Yars, The net proceeds wiM be devoted by the local foreign war veterans to alleviating the sufferings of impoverished ex-soldiers and their families. "Tlie nnancal success of . the play litre will wean rtriitX for all ex-service men whether or not they senveu over-seas, aad no matter what annj they served. It will be for the benefit of all former soldiers of Lake county." That's what C. G. Kigwill saysjle's promoting the venture for the veterans.

Meets Harvey Five Second Time Monday evening the T'.etz girls fcasketban team wiJl meet the girl team from Harvey, 111., for the second time this season. The match will be played st the Bafayettc school gym in Hammond. Several weeks ago tiho teams met at Ilanvey. The Hammond girls were victorious in that game by a narrow mars-in. It is said several changes have -been made in the Harvey line-up so it ii not possible to forecast results from that first contest. Next Thursday evening the Betr

EXPOUNDS PRINCIPLES OF ROTARY Dr. K. M. Shanklrn sjeakins before tile rcolary club upon tlie principles of Jiotary ref-eired t t-he Golden Bule c-f Ilotary wliiuh lis been xrreise'i as follows: "Finally, believing in the universality of t-he Goad-en Rule., 'wtia-tsoever ye would that men -should do unto you, do ye Vi-txu o iito tivein," we 00mniend that aoc-iety beet liold together when qual opjwirtumty is accorded all men in the natural resources of this planet." "An organization whose basic principle is 'Service would fail el eonristenejr did It not incorporate the G-olden Kule in its code. This quotation fcas come down to us thrcMigih centuries of marrtlous tiiaiagea is the evolution of ma-nkiniL yet it t-tlll elands as the highest tot ail the moral cooes. The very essence 0 Kolary Is the Golden Kale itfelf. Essentially an organization f Sei-rk-, it n.oKt initial in its tneiu'iycrn tli deeire to Utt the Rule. There i e phae r4 hjrna;i exijstence

to wuaca taxe Rule ia not applicable, twt to Rotariane, It has a new and definite meaning. "One of tlie out-standing successes o Rotary Is that ot Friend-hip Friendship of a different kind than tnat ordinarUy understood. "These are but a few of the applications we may make of the Rule its "universality lends itseljf to every human endeavor and to every human pursuit. With all the wealth that has been added to literature In the centuries of Uie past, the Golden Rale still stands pre-eminent as the guide for man; and whateer changes may come in the future progress of the race, the Golden Kule may well say, together with the Babbling -brook of Tennyson: For men may come, and men may go, But I go on forever." "

tbe last word In . opicures. A monument will be erected to bis memory at Belle y, where a BrUlat-Eavarxn week will be celebrated.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOB RENT Three convenient apartments, 4 minutes walk from the court house. Apply 30, 152nd t phone 3300 Hammond. 2:13

French Gourmet to Be Honored at Belley r. a I'JEWNTIOHAL NES SERVICE! PARI Briilat-Savarin, the fa-

mous French gourmet cf the eighteenth century, is to be honored by ! France. He was a musician and an I author but he. is beet remembered as ) the discoverer of new ?ishes. He was

LOST Black seJ belt. Friday night, between Hammond and Atlas apis.. Fast Chicago. Return to Stewart's Hut Shop, 636 '-a Hohman mt.. Ham. 2:18 WANTKTJ Solicitors nd alecmfi. Call 98 State street, clean proposition, salary or commission. Open until eight-thirty nights. 97 State St., Hammond. 2:18:4

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D0NUTS as PARKER'S

Medicine

MEN OF HAMMOND If You are Without a Church Home Come to the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rey. J. C. Oranger, Pastor . Sibley Street Just East of Oakley TOMORROW MORNING AT 9:45 O'CLOCK The Men's Brotherhood Class Morse Del Plain. Pres. , Extends to you a hearty welcome Subje for Discussion "THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT" Regular church serrices at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning Topic: "UNCROWNED KINGS" Evening Topic: "AFRAID TO GO HOME IN THE DARK" We Will Be Expecting Yau

They Satisfy PARKER'S D0NUT3

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$1.00 Special Sunday Dinner "Piccolo's" Phone 3337 Hotel Hammond Restaurant 12 NOON TO 8 P. M. Genuine Italian Spaghetti, 40c Club House Sajjdwi:h, 50c Save the ladies work on Sunday by bringing them and the children here to enjoy a real dinner!

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In lovlnr remembrance of our dear mother, Mrs. Iouise Sit tippy, who passed away one year ago Feb. 19, 1921: We think cf you mother dear And our hearts are ssd wita p5n. Oh this world would be heaven Could be hear jour voice again. 2-18-1 From your loving children.

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OUR AUTO SHEET METAL is the very finest grade to be had anywhere, and our fabrication of auto essentials, such as hoods, lamps, guards, doors, trunk holders, etc., is of the superior kind. All our goods made to special order. Ask for prices. AH work guaranteed Prices are just right. Wok called for and delivered. Hammond Auto Sheet Metal Works Phone 3032 690 HOHMAN ST, HAMMOND

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2 Days Saturday and Monday

We have on hand too large a stock of fruits and vegetables and to reduce quickly we offer tlie following at a great sacrifice : Potatoes, bu.

These are Fancy Ohio stock, large, white, mealy and uniformly solid. Per peck, 35c. Apples, bbl. $2 A splendid cooking and eating apple of even size, large and juicy. EGGS, doz. 39c These are strictly fresh country eggs. Extra large, just arrived from farms around Lowell. New Cabbage ,b- 3c DELIVERY We have arra-ged to make early Sunday morning delivery on all orders placed this evening. Phone orders given special consideration. Chicago Produce Co. Tel. 1696 Cor. State and Oakley

Li$ii enough for ihe jessenjer Boy Sir (mfcenoujkfbr e .Motor Cop

The First Spiritualist Church

WEST HAMMOND, ILL. Will hold Special Meeting, Sunday 8 P. M. February 19, 1922. REV. JOHN WILSON of Chicago will deliver the lecture (Subject Why I am a Spiritualist) 6 mediums to prove the dead do live. Sin. Ellen Lee, Pa or 696 State line Street Every! ody Welcome Free

THAT'S why tbe INDIAN Scout i called the universal motor-cycle. . it's no trick st 11 to ride a Scout, because it's light, low, perfectly balanced, mechanically perfect. It's no trick to get one. Join the INDIAN Scout Club. Let bs demonstrate and explain. YouH be riding in a few weeks if you join the club today.

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514-18 Hohman St., Phone 123

Aaron Warshaw Painter, Papernanger and Decorator PRICES REASONABLE

4008 Parish Ave. Indiana Harbor

Tel. 1448

Trade Your Victory 3s For 7 Mortgage Bonds The Government has called all of the 324 Victory Notes for redemption on June 1 5, 1 922. This Bank will accept your Victory Notes NOW at par or at the market (whichever is higher) in'exchange for 7 First Mortgage Gold Bonds You may exchange Victory Notes in denominations of $100. $500 and $1,000 for these safe 7 Mortgage GOLD, Bonds, sold for 12 years without loss of one cent to any investor. Call at this Bank or mail the coupon now for full information about these 7 GOLD Bonds. First Trust and Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO, IND.

FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, East Chicago, Indiana. Please mail me particulars of your exchange offer.

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A savings account regularly added to is a constant source of pleasure.

The Secret of Having Plenty It would seem that folks who save a definite amount each month keep their expenses within their income, and knowing how much tkey may spend govern themselves accordingly. These steady savers always appear to have plenty, and yet they arc always getting money ahead. We would like to see as one of the steady savers at this First National Bank, who enjoy life this way. First National Bank East Chicago

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