Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1922 — Page 13

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THE TIMEa Friday, March 10, 1922, mm

WHITING NEWS

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Tha Royal Neighbors will meet In the (L O. O. F. Hall Monday evening. Mrs. Vehna Morse who is in the Presbyterian 'hospital In Chicago la Improving. Mrs. John Bleson who underwent a serious operation In the St. Bernard hospital Is getting along as well as can rpcie& at this time. . The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Austgren of Hammond will be chrWrtened at the Sacred Heart church Sunday. Mrs. "Walter Rhea and Mra. Henry Lane are entertaining their mother, Mrs. Conger and sister Dorothy and Lola of Blooming-ton, ILL Miss Margu-erlte Dexter who visited her "brother In Cleveland, Ohio, for several weeks baa returned to her home in Atchison avenue. The March Hare CSu met at the home of Mrs. KJelber in 119th street yesterday. The guests enjoyed a noon uncheon. Mra. Roy Rlveurd and infant daughter of Superior avenue ha-ve returned Xrom the Lying In Hoepltal in ChicagoLaw enforcement service at Church of Christ Sunday evening at 7:S0. Hear something about the adivantagros of the law. Judge T. J. Sullivan will speak at this service. Male quartette wih also sing. American Lesion Auxiliary Post No. SO held their regular monthly business meeting at the pu'blio lihrary on Wednesday evening. After the business meeting a short program was rendered the following people: Vocal Solo. Mrs. Prochaska; Reading, aass Helen Tharpe; Piano Solo, Mrs. F. Hadley. After the progrom refreshments were served which consisted of doughnuts and coffee. The Ladies' Aid of the Church of Christ will serve a supper on Tuesday evening, March 21st. Mrs. Paegles of Cleveland avenue who has been very ill at her home on Cleveland avenue. Is yimproring. The little son of Sir. and Mrs. Maelean of Lincoln aenue, who was threatened with scarlet fever. Is improving, the Congregational church which was packed to the doors with friends who

ROBERTSDALE

PRIJfCESS THEATRE TOXIGHT Herbert Rswlinson ia "CHEATED HEARTS," Harold Lloyd Comedy and Serial "Barking Through." 3-10-1 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT XV. S. Hart In one of hia best pictures also 'TV'HITE EAGLE," aerial and comedy. Tomorrow 1 acta of Vaudeville. 3-10-1 The tnneral of Andrew "W. Su therland was held Wednesday afternoon from

paid their last respects to a man that was known and highly respected In the . community where he and his family j have been residents for the past nine

teen years. The floral tributes were beautiful and numerous. Mr. Sutherland was a Mason and a large number of his brother Masons attended, they having charge of the runeraL Mr. Sutherland leaves besides his widow, three children, Mrs. William Smith, o. Kobertsdale; Mrs. Chas. Newell, of Kokomo, Ind., and Warner Sutherland who Uvea at home with his mother. Mr Sutherland's death waa a great ahock to his family and to the community who extend their heartfelt sympathy to th bereaved family. Interment took place at Oak, Hill cemetery in Hammond with undertakers Griesle and Truley in Newall and brother Daniel, Jr.. of Kokomo, Ind., were here to attend the funeral of iEr. Sutherland, father-in-law to the former. W. R. C- of Whiting will meet in regular session on Saturday evening ai which time all member are urged to be present. Mrs. Fred Peterson aud son of Amy Hveoue visited her mother at Hammonu on Tuesday. Mrs. Edward Kttmm of Superior ave. has been ailing for the past few days with very severe -s.-jH. Mrs. Walter Kiekenapp of Stanton avenue spent the day with relatives at Bast Side. Mrs. G. McClure of East Chicago, and Miss Violet Breckman of Atchison ave. attended a theatre in Chicago last evening. Mrs. John Northrup and children of Chicago spent everal days visiting her mother Mrs. Alice Payne of Myrtle ave. Mrs. William Smith of Pearl street, was taken to the South Shore hospital in Chicago on Wednesday morning, her condition being very serious t this time. Mrs. W. Porter who has been on the sick list for some time is recovering nicely. Mrs. Druke Johneon entertained tho "Get-to-gether Bunco Club" at her home on Thursday evening In honor of her birthday anniversary. Guests numbering twenty were present who enjoyed a most wonderful evening In playing Bunco, after which the most delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. C. W. Smith of Gary, waa the honored out of town guest. Mrs. R. Kohr and Mrs. O. Todd were Joint hostesses to the Ladles' Bible Class which met at the Todd home last evening with a good number present. The class work which was very interesting was followed by a social hour and the serving of dainty refreshments. Mrs. George Goldlng of Lake avenue entertained a few relatives in honor of her little son Robert Henry" first birthday anniversary on Wednesday afternoon. A five o'clock luncheon was served with three birthday cakes with only one nttTe candle on each which held the center of the table. Little Robert received many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day.

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

PRIJfCESS THEATRE TOJflGHT Herbert RtwUnMm in "CHEATED HEARTS," Harold Lloyd OomodT and Serial "BuriUnt Through." 3-10-1 When you think of Xarniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. a-10tf 15,000 rolls of Wall Paper, from So to 7 So per roll; about 60 per cent cheaper than last year. Tom Smelser. 605 Indianapolis boulevard. 1-lS-tt SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK OJTLT Stationary 9o, B9c and 79c. Bond Paper, 29c and 39c. Tooth Brushes 19o and 29c. Citrox Tooth Paste, 35c. 1 Tooth Brush Free. Hot Water Bottles, 89c up. Fountain Syringes, 89c up. Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 39c. Free 1 small tube Colgate's Tooth Paste with a purchase of 25c or over as long as the supply lasts. I,. H. MATTERS DRIO COMPAST Next to the Postofflce. 3-6-5 STAR THEATRE TOT1CHT W. S. Hart In one of lrla neat picture also "WHITE EAGLE," aerial and comedy Tomorrow- 1 aot of Vaudeville. WOTICB Dr. Edward K. Newton has opened an .office at 760 Indianapolis Blvd., Phone 2S9 Whiting. 3-4-6 NO MATTER WHAT TOUR AILMENT IS, do not think your case is hopeless until you have tried Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments. What it has done for others, it will do for you. Do not. through ignorance of this wonderful science, shut the door to your ultimate relief and happiness. Our files would show you the names of some of your friends or neighbors who have been made well and strong with a few adjustment?, follow them on the road to wealth, tvranglnsr for your ap,v.'nt-nu-nt tr-tfay with THIS WHITING CMIKOPRACTOil. telenJinnrs officii 1S4-W, residence 138-J; Office on 119th strcxt opposite the Congregational :li ur.-li. Wl itlng. J-S-3 DANCE Triple Link Social Club, Saturday nitrht, I. O. O. F. Hall, Sterling's orchestra, couples $1.00. 3-9-3 FOR SALE Furniture at 639 Ind. Blvd., down stairs; Call between 6 to I p. m.. Whiting. 3-8-4 FOR RENT New S room modern apart jwnt; Call or phone 346-R, 245 Laporte avenue. Whiting. 3-10-1

Iind-lords do not rent houses to please you. They rent them for profit. If it pays them to rent It will pay you to own and pay rent to yourself. There is more satisfaction in making a payment on a home of your own than on a house of your land-lord's. 3-10-1

BURKET The Dentist WHAT ABOUT YOUR TEETH? What Do Others See When Yon Laugh Good teeth make a smile perfect. Bad teeth are repulsive to others because of the looks. Come in today for free examination. I will tell you truthfully what, if anything is needed.

I will for the next 30 days give SPECIAL LOW PRICES for high class dentistry. I positively extract teeth without pain. Gas given if desired. Remember, delay means decay. Open Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings until 9 P. M. Telephone 3189 BURKET5 THE; DENTIST S93 Hohman St, Hammond, Ind. Over 5 & 10c Store

CAR

FOR 1348

WASHINGTON, D. C. March Since W. C Durant announced three weeks igo that he would produce a four-cylin-Jer. Ave pasaenger automobile to Bell at 348, the country has awaited its showing, anticipating the possibility of some ihing out of the ordinary in motor car production. Tho car la here. It was ntroduced to the public today in a Connecticut avenue showroom, with a complete line cf Durant models as a background. It is a conventional type automobile, with recognized standard parte. From semi-eliptic springs to vacuum feed jrasoline tank and electrical equipment, a is a type of motor car that confirms the early conjecture. It does startle the industry. Mr. Durant arrived here early this Tiorning. coming with a party of his friends and associates in a special Pullman which left New York last night, to he present at the new car's showing. "The new product is to be known as the Starr car," sai l Mr. Durant. "It Is to be manufactured by Durant Motors, Inc., under a contract with the Starr Motor Car Company, which will control th distribution of the car in

the United States and Its possessions."

Tho Starr car is powered with a Red Seal Continental motor. It has a disc clutch, selective sliding transmission with three speeds forward and reverse. Tiraken bearings front and rear, Tiraken rear axle, conventional hand lever brake. Internal and external brake bands, and full chassis of convention-

I al type with Hotchklss type drWtng

shaft. The "tubular "backbone" an exclusiveDurant feature, gives the chassis unuirual rigidity and strength. The body Is full five passenger and its streamline design Includes a high hood and slanting windshield. The Starr will be produced In all popular models. Mr. Durant promised quantity production by June 1, but would not specify which, if any, of his five plants will

be used In its manufacture. The new;

car Is being exhibited, in the showrooms of Harper Brothers, 1123-30 Connecticut avenue.

Iowa Rabbits Found to Be Growing Horn3

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SCRVICEJ TIED OAK. Iowa, Feb. Iowa rabbits are growing horns. John Perry, a farmer of thi senmmunity, recently killed a "cottontail" carrying two well-developed prongs on its scalp. The horns were fully as long as the ears of th rabbit, and closely resembled those of a goat.

"TRY A TIMES WANT AD"

Our Work Can't Be Beat OPEN FOR BUSINESS Finest equipped shoe repair store in Calumet Region. HALF SOLES yc Sewed -JC RUBBER 2C HEELS -)-)c WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT CHAMPION Shoe Repair Co, 542 HOHMAN STREET Half Block North of State HAMMOND, IND.

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MADE TO ORDER In Our Own Tailor Shop Qj) J and up Come in and See the Wonderful Saits we are Making for the price Max Levin Co. w tIT"

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are guaranteed for 10,000 miles against stone-bruise, rim-cut and blow-out. The

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WM. J. SCHROETER CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Foundations Sidewalks Driveways Walls Curbing Floors CONCRETE FOR PERMANENCE 444 Highland Street i Phone Hammond 2532

MARCH 11th to 17th

niversary oales-bvent JMo. 2

Star Birthday Attractions to Break Last

weeks tsrilliant Record of Achievement The crowds are coming. Thrifty shoppers are taking advantage of this sale. Saturday will be our bigrest Earfy "People H t for your convenience. Notice the notion and yard goods prices. Come

BEACH CLOTH 29c riri 36-inch in copen, sky, pink, rose, green, lavender, brown, navy and tan.

DRESS GINGHAMS Another shipment of famous chambrays at wholesale prices.

APRON GINGHAM 27-inch well known brand, all patterns.

TISSUE GINGHAM A pretty range of light tints in superior quality.

Silks That Fashion Has Smiled Upon You will find the new silks here including the softer crepes and swishing taffetas. New colors and weaves will interest you. Graceful Woolens

SHEPARD CHECKS 98c ,.ri 40-inch in all size checks for skitrs and dresses. FRENCH SERGE $1.09 ,d. 40-inch all wool in dark shades for suits and dresses .

NOVELTY SHIRTINGS $2.98 yd. 54-inch all wool in heavy tweed materials including all new patterns. POIRET TWILL $2-98 ,. 54-inch black or navy, $5. value.

Knit Underwear For Those Who Prefer It

Women's Union Suits Bodice or tailored top, tight or wide knee, spring weight, 59 C at Women's Union Suits Lawrence flat knit, in pink or white bodice or tailored top, $1.39 at. . . Ladie's Vests tailored or bodice top 39 C in fine mercerized lisle Gauze Vests all sizes in a fair quality J9c garment, very special, each Children's Stockings In all sizes, black J Q q only, pair Women's Stockings slightly irregular, 1 C all sizes, black only. Per pair

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The New Wash Goods Red Seal Ginghams guaranteed fast colors in all checks and plaids OC and plain shades, per yard. . -' Ensign Percales 36-inches wide in the better quality, warranted OOfast color, very special, yard Silk Tissue Gingham beautiful tinted patterns in checks and plaids, ? C extra wide, yard Silk Finish Pongee 36-inches wide in all the new shades as well CQas all staples, very special, yd. St. Gall Swiss 32-inches wide in all the dark grounds so much 1 CQ in demand, Vard PX.OS7 Linen Finish jChambray 32-inches wide in all wanted plain 35 C shades and baby checks, yard Children's Suiting 32-inches wide for pretty dresses and rompers. 35 C fast colors, yard Kimona Crepes 32-inches wide including newer patterns for this 5c sern. yard Shirting Madraii 32-inches wide in pretty prirjs and white woven 39 C yarn, very special, yard. . . . Pretty Ginghams a desirable cloth in all wanted patterns including 2,9c plain colors to match, yard. . Lingerie Silks 36-inches wide for dainty under things, washable quality, yard WARNER CORSETS Warner's Elastic Girdle, skillfully made and shaped to fit. Special J 50 at

Warner's Corsets, good qulity medium and low bust rubber inserts, pink and 1 white. . . . Warner's Corsektte, elastic sup

porters front and back, a new mod

el! at the veryU

low price g

Warner's Corselette, heavy marquisette

full abdominal and high hfp supporter, 4 supporters, elastic inserts j 50 at

Snow White Flaxon Confirmation Material 45-inch Permanent Organdie .'.98c 4-inch "Organdie America" 69c 40-inch Round Thread Voile. . ;. . . .98c 40-inch Mercerized Voile 59c 36-inch Flaxon .' 39c

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DRAPERY CRETONNES 19c rd. Nearly a yard wide and a host of beautiful patterns, 29c vlues.

MERCERIZED SATEEN 24c-. 36-inches wide, highly mercerized, heavy quality, black and colors.

OUTING FLANNELS 16c y2ri 27-lnches wide in the heavier quality, pretty stripes.

LOOK AT THESE PRICES ON NOTIONS AND FINDINGS

SNAP FASTENERS One dozen, all sizes, black or O white. Regular 1 0c seller. Per card C RIC RAC BRAID All colors and white. Special, 1(f 10 yards for IOC PEARL BUTTONS Regular 10c quality. All sizes, Ejr best fish eye quality

Common Pins, 2 packages 5c Dress Shields, best qulity 39c Large Coat Buttons, 6 buttons on card 2c Safety Pins, all sizes good quality, doz. 3c Darning Cotton, black, white, grey or brown, 2 spools 5c

Men's Collar Bands. 8c Dr. Parkers Waist and Garters 39c Shoe Laces, all sizes 5c Skirt Belting. 8c yard. Hooks and Eyes, per card 8c Curtain Edging, 15c yd. Water Proof Baby Pants, good quality, all sizes. Pair.... 24c

Cbinet Hair Pins, assorted sizes, regular 10c quality, 8c Talcum Powder, well known brand, 15c seller, per can 9c William's Shaving Soap, regular tOc size, at 5c Silk Cord, all colors, pure silk, yard 5c

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