Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 230, Hammond, Lake County, 23 March 1922 — Page 6

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THE TIMES

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Mrs. Herbert Wilhelm of Tark I'lace, iho has been quite ill for the past week, is convalescent.

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i'ltM the l.idies of Oio "ii'"on Krid if o Club at lim i; rfuiur club day in

street. A was s-rvcl at illy appointed . .ti l i lie lu.ii'.r;; 'im !. Norrirf iitu-'i?i. liuests .." :Urx. V. S. .Vc-U, Mrs. -V. ':ut inaii and Tin; m-xt ineet"i !: !! in two 'm liiK-iie! wii'l H m K ii-.vood.

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the ladies of the Alpha Phi tomorrow at liinoheon in her home on Highland street.

Mrs. Hugh Morris delightfully entertained the members of the Tlimbach Avenue Cljb on Tuesday In her home on Stx'o Iine street. An flahorate course luncheon was served to the club members and Hm guwis, Miss Lucille Minas. Mrs. X. J. A'istg:en and Mrs. Hoffman of Detroit. Mi"h. A pleasant social afternoon w.is enjoyed. Mrs. A. F". Rohrer has returned from Springfield. HI., here she has been visiting for the past ten days.

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Trs. Walter O. AVtlffht of Reall avenue was the guest of honor yesterday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Buhler of Iewls street. Mrs. Wright received a number of pretty pifts, and a prettily appointed luncheon was served to Pfteen gruests.

Friday evening at half past seven o'clock, Vi tindery Pay will be celebrated hi the First Methodist church, the occasion marking- the fiftieth anniversary of the day when eijtht women first organized a woman's 'vreigri missionary. All the different auxiliaries will nir-

itevo McCaZ Patterns 2605, 2SS0

Dresses Made the New McCall Way Always Fit QLEEVES go right, "yokes set well" and seams need no "taking in" or "letting out" when the material is cut right in the first place. Lntil now, you couldn't be sure that you were cutting your Cress right, for old-style patterns varied more or less. But McCali's improved pattern is "PRINTED" so that it cannot .change a fraction of an inch. Now you can cut the most expensive material and know that the dre?s will go together right, because you are practically ruttir.g by th; designer's original pattern which is called the Mazier Pattern. This means a wonderful new simplicity In dressmaking arc! a most successful effect in dresses.

HE HAS $1,000,000 ART SECRET

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l"heo. Van Cina painting "The Cavallier."

m ..J?''0, Van Cir.a, an artist l'vinp: in a dingy tetudio in Chicaro is call, in Zhlnrti "nth 3 $1'000-000 8ret" Ho is said to be th.nly man ?rl .h an P11 P'ure and age it 50O years in sinele nain'f-'rL ISe"1 'S cPhJ through his knowledge of all schools of Ef- S,a niettho3 ,t treatment and skilful imitating of brush Sfh.'h,0 Van Crra h! Wa9 cntfed when twenty-flve year" old by a Dutch nobleman. His patron borrowed masterpieces and had SSedThcoS ' noblenian the "turned the originals and re-

een under the personal supervision r.d direction of its original sponors, which is one of the main reasns for its universal success. This harming musical play has been preented in every large city of the rn!tel States and has shown to more han a million people. Wiring its two year run in New 'ork at the Vanderbilt Theatre, everal hundred actors and actresss were given an opportunity to lualify for the different parts. From hese try-ou.ts and after final selection arid playlny with the original asts the various companies were ormed that would present the play n various parts of the country inluding Chicagro, Milwaukee and all Western towns. The cast that will present "Irene" o the people of Hammond have all

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is Now Yijrrk or Chicago ?s and h.isfbeen completely it with ni'w costumes and

NEW QUARTERS FOR

CHAMBER GOMMERG

As a safegviard axalnst automobile thefts and the use of motors by rimlnahs operators of cars in Chiagro, 111., will be required to carry dentificatlon cards, issued free. The card. which is te-chnicitlly l.now as a certificate of competency." will carry a -description of the automobile and driver.

At a meeting of the board of directors of the newly re-orgahized Gary -Chamber ot Commerce, steps were taken to secure new and permanent headuuarters at 15 K. 6th avenue, now occupied by the Realty firm of Kelley and Semmes, and the Commercial Securities. The same furniture used by the present tenants will be used. The Chamber of Commerce directors purchased the fixtures and will take over the unexpired lease. Steps will also be taken to secure a longer term lease from Harry Hall, who is the local agent for the property. K. A. Warner of Kankakee, 111., who was elected a week ajro as the new secretary and manager of the Chamber of Commerce at aaalary of $;,400 a year was present at the recent meeting and it was planned that he make no plans to move to Gary until the Chamber of Com-

Did you ever see a tile bathroom (.mile show yours Blue Devil Cleanser end watch.

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ticlpate in th special program planned for till? affair. and the standard Hearers will have a special feature. The public is invited.

The ladies of the Marquette Club will be entertained at a one o'clocu luncheon tomorrow in the Lyndora Hotel, v.h.n Mrs. Jcanie Sawyer will be the ho.uess.

LONG COMPANY

The People's Store CORNER STATE AND SOHL STREETS, HAMMOND, IND.

Mr. Webster K. Miller has jniio to San Dlesro, Calif., where he will visit his bister, and Incidentally spend soma time In Loa Angi'us and San Francisco.

E. C. linas Is varatloning at Elms Hotel, Uxcclsior Springs, Mo.

Miss Gustle and Miss Urrtha Taussig entertained the Alpha K'r.i Vita Club on Tuesday evening in their home on Web') street. After a business session, bunco was played at three tables and the honors were made by Mis-s Hildegardo Miller and Miss Agnes Kushnick. A prettily appointed luncheon was served, and Mrs. I-awrence Movers will entertain the club at the ho:uc of her mother in two weeks.

Charles Stewart of Tetrolt street, who has been 111 for the past wcek, i3 greatly improved. ' The North Side W. C. T. V. will give a social this evening at the home of Mrs. WilMam Shroeder "f Himhach avrnti". A report of th" year's work will be given an 1 a srnnrl nttendaii''" is d-sired.

If enamel and Jin.oieuiu could teh what they think of lye and strong soaps, we couldn't print it. Use Blue Devil. 3-20-fi

ENE IRENE IRENE IRENE

Pull Together!

Many enthusiastic admirers of high-class stage attractions have greeted vifh pleasure our various announcements of the coming engagement of "IRENE," and have co-operated with us in every way, making pos-

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"THE BAT" was a mighty success and every performance was to a capacity audience, but only through the co-operation of those people cf . tliis region who are desirous of seeing high-class, clean entertainment succeed in this city. We are thankful for the help we have received in our presentation of "1HE BAT" and for the kind consideration shown by those people who have already made arrangements to see "IRENE." The seat sale has proven that this attraction will be the most popular of any shown in Hammond, but we do not lose sight of the fact that it is only through the co-operation of the theatre-going public that these attractions are successful. There are a number of choice seats remaining for all performances and we fell it our duly to remind you now, as we have in the past,- that it is not wise to put off until too late the purchase of reserved seats. Remember, we earnestly solicit and must have your help in making these plays successful. We guarantee a fairly good sum of money to get these attractions to appear here and then must depend upon the co-operation we receive from our patrons. If we all "PULL TOGETHER," the coming presentation of "IRENE" will undoubtedly be' a great success and make possible the booking of several big-time attractions now enjoying prosperous runs in Chicago.

Management Parthenon Theatre

IRENE DRAWS BIG SEAT SALE

Quite a number of Hammond people htve already made arrangements for their reserved seats for the routing' performance of "Irene" on Friday and Saturday evenings. A number of theatre parties are being planned, proving the popularity of tile big timo show in this region. Although present indications, as obtained from the advance tale of tickets, point to acapacity house for each performance, there are a number of good scats remaining and which can be obtained before tomorrow morning. 1'iilike many of" the musical successes of New York and Chicago. "Irene" i,as never been leased or sold cut to anvone but has always

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( AUU OF THANKS. William N. ' Sullivan. Miss ptelhi Sullivan, Mr. and Mis. T. W. Ients.y and the S. fi. M. Battery Service Co. wish to thank their friends for tho assistance and kindness shown them during their tr atrneiit. :ind illness of Sirs. William Sullivan.

AIM OK TIIAMvS. Wo w ish to expr?s our sincere thanks and gratitude to rtev. h'chaefpr and our many friends for their kind aid. and sympathy in the hour of sickness an 1 death of our beloved husband and father; for the many floral offerings, also thosa that d 'liald their fsis. MI1S. MA RO .. Ti HT DERXEK & C-IIA XlXMIILOnrCN-. MR. S:. MruS. H. .1. TUCRNEIl. Mil GEO. B. PFP.NER. Mil. A 'MRS. H. K. DERXER . MRS. J. A. HAPS. MRS. ARYINA PKRXER. 3-23

r.n OK THANKS. We wiih to thank the friends and neighbor. who were so kind during the sickness-and deatn of our husband and father, especially the. Summers Pharmacy and employees .' Also for tho beautiful'' floral offeri I! ps. MRS. .T. W. VANDYKE AXD FAMir,r. s-n-i

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Blme. Ganrta Walska Cochran. All Paris i? fruessins? on the outcome of the latest effort of Alexander Smith Cochran to rid himself of his wif. Mme. Ganna Walska, opera star, as cheaply as possible. It is understood that Cochran is willing to double hif first offer of a $1 0,001) annuity. But the diva is Ftanding pat and insists on a fiftyfifty split of hi? $70,000,000 fortune. "If he wants to jret rid of me he must pay until it hurts," says madame. "and -hat for his own good. He must he made to realize that a woman is not a toy to gratify a whim."

This Is an Oxford built for style and service combined. It comes in cither brown or black, Goodyear welted soles and medium or low heels. An oxford that usually sells at $6.50.

Patent Leathers Both in Qxfords and One-Straps are the "go" this Spring. You can depend Upon Miller's having any style you might want, at very reasonable prices.

PRICES RANGE FROM $5 to $8 For These Fine Shoes We Have the Lowest Prices in Town

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You Want Good Shoes -You Want the Latest Styles You Vant Them at a Reasonable Price

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SUCCESSOR TO HELLERMAN 595 Hohman Street, Hammond

merce get into their new home. He is still secretary of the Kankakee Chamber of Commerce and will remain there until a successor 13 selected to take his place. Kelley and Semmes will move into their new quarters at 21 12. 6th avenue which is being flted up for banking purposes, real estate, insurance and trust 'business. Unable to move until the middie of May, the Chamber of Commerce will not be fully installed in its new home until about the first of April.

LAKE CO. IYO

D. Mylln, Wabash, and M. M. MeCloskey, Williamsport.

There are no laws in Mexico requiring automobiles to have headlights, and only one license plate is needed, attached in the rear. In South America. a coast-to-coast, automobile race is planned from Buenos Aires, Argentine, to Valparaiso, Chile, the start being .et for February 1. The winner of the race will receive 20.000 pesos: second. 10.000; third 5,000; fourth, 2500; fifth, 1300, and sixth, 1000.

GO 10 CONVENTION

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IXDTAN APOLJS, Ind., March 23. Governor McCraj' has appointed twenty-seven persons to represent Indiana at the l"nitd States Good Roads Association's tenth annual convention at Phoenix, Ariz., April 24-29. The appointments are honorary. They went to Warren Rumford, of Indianapolis; Mat J. Brown, Crown Point: WIUUivi G. Tonkle. Kt. Wayne; Martin Ij. Yoakim, Muncie; ('lye Piper. Kverton ; William Zook, Rochester: Oscar Paugherty, Princenton; Harvey M. McCaskey, Marion; Klbert Murphy, North Salem; Harry Iliff, Portland: (. C. Hughes, Franklin; Clarence M. Eder Hammond; A. P. Jone. Anderson; Charles loueks,, Peru; J.

S. Brown, Kllettsville; Y. D. Dear-

duff, Morocco; Harry R. F"'dey,

Spencer; Joseph Crowe, Valparaiso;

lilmer Blue, Greencastle; H. W. Green. Rushville; Charles H. Ridgeway, Sullivan; Ernest H. Spellman, Newport; Matt Foster, Evansville; W. O. Jones, Richmond; F. AT. Mineh, Chalmers; S.

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NEWS "ADS"

WASEY'S PLEATING SHOP 81 STATE STREET Hemstitch -nith told and Silver Thread; alwi mulch oil color. Button Hoi, Buttons Covered, EmhroiderfinK. JlrnidinK, Beading. Phone Hammond 4-IU. 3-7-tf

HAMMOND MUSICAL COLLEGE Piano, Voice, Violin, Public Speaking, Banjo, Ukeiele, Mandolin, Guitar Dancing, Dramatic Art. 10-1

We dare jou to find out how much better Blue Devil In your bath tub will make you feel. 3-20-6

The Women of Moose Heart Legion are giving a pedro party at Moose Hall Friday afternoon, 2:30 p. m. Fine prizes. Tublic invited. Admission twenty-five cent". 2-23-1

EDWARD C. MINAS CO. LAST TWO DAYS OF Anniversary Sale

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Friday 'and Saturday Specials

ROYAL WILTON RUGS Size 9x12. Sfjlendid asscrtment of patterns in the most desirable colors. AH are fringed. 50 Very special for Friday and Saturday. . v GENUINE INLAID LINOLEUM Heavy quality. Pattern never wears off, the colors are blocked through to the back, will not wash off. Come in all popular colorings. Special 1 CC for Friday and Saturday, per yard v AXMINSTER RUGS Woven with a deep nap, silky finish, splendid wearing qualities, in a most complete selection of patterns. Size 9x12. Special for Friday and Sat-0 PRINTED LINOLEUM Made of best quality, printed on burlap back. An , exceedingly good offer for Friday and Satur- CLA g day, per square yard RAG RUGS Hit or miss quality. Special at 75c AXMINSTER RUGS Size 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft 6 in $32.50 Size 6 ft. by 9 ft $27.50 Size 4 ft. 6 in. by 6 ft. 6 in $15.50

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Floor-Covering Store 234 East State St. Hammond

Big Values at a Small Price! Suits at $25 and $35 For Men & Young Men New complete lines tailored especially for us. A greater selection of the season's newest styles and patterns. Dependable qualities that insure decided savings. Gabardine Belters, $18.75. Anniversary Sale of Boys' Suits

Double Wear in Boys' Two Pants Suits $7.69 The styles are the latest, the colors and patterns the newest. We're showing unusually good suits. In sizes 6 to 17, with extra knickers,

I at $7.69.

TROUSERS $4.95 $7 and $8 values, to match your suit.

MEN'S SHIRTS $1.35 Percales, madras, repps and cheviots.

MEN'S HOSE 25c Mercerized lisle, chain knit; 40c values.