Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 234, Hammond, Lake County, 28 March 1922 — Page 6

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Women voters La.ke county, rekbl leans and democrats alike, want know Juat what parts they may kpect to play In political activities f;ls yaar. They also want to know hat needi legislation has been eg-lected In Indiana, so that they n do their part In putting it cross. Much of this Information will be alned at a banquet to be given toorrow evening at the Hammond hamber of Ccmmeroa rooms by tbe eagrue or ncmen voters. .Lictteis r the banquet at Jl per plate tve been- on sale for several days d early reports Indicate that a Lrge turnout will he present from parts of the county. The erxair ill start at 8:30 o'clock. On the program are a number of bakers well known to Lake counr voters. Thera will be & ducuson cf "'Woinaan's Status in PolitlLl Parlies;" led by Thomas RobIs. republican chairman of East hlcago, and George Hershman, tho mocratic county chairman of rown Point. Judge E. Miles Norton of Crown aint will speak on "Needed Legistion and Juvenile Work." Two Rensselaer women. Mra. John Gwin and Mrs. Ora Thompson oss. will discusa "The League of "omen Voters, Its Object and Acvities." 'S5 ESS x . E. LONG Company 41st People 's Day Wednesday Is Peoples Day astiin when better quality merchandise can be purchas ed at cost, or less. Come Wednesday and count your savings. 45c JAPANESE CREPONGE in dainty snaaes ior aprons and dresses, per OQr 1 mm f U14 "RED SEAL" GINGHAMS 25c YARD 27-Inch in. ninety beautiful pat terns. SAFETY PINS 3 c DOZEN j LUNCHEON SETS You will, want more than one of these dainty Oilcloth Lunch eon Sets. 13 pieces CQr WOMEN'S JERSEY BLOOMERS 19c Pink' only, all sizes, good quality INFANTS DRESSES $1.00. Well made, white only. SILK THREAD 6c 50 yard Corticello quality. v DARNING COTTON F0R5c Black, Broww grey or white, in our usual 5c quality. CHALLIES 14cIAR! 36-inch in pretty floral designs. fast colors. FAMOUS PERCALES 19cYARD Fast colors, 36-inches wide, light and dark designs. COMMON PINS 2 PKGS. rjc Good quality, full packages. SILK0LINE 21cyARD 36-inch in delicate plain shades for comforters and draperies. SILK FINISH POPLIN 37c YARD 27-inch In a broken range colors, good quality. FINE SATEEN 59c YARD A very good quality for aprons and bloomers. BATH TOWELS 37c EACH A beautiful range of fancy towels selling usually at SVc. - POIRET TWILL $2.98 YARD 54-inch in navy and black. $5.25 values.

Another speaker will be Mies

Adah Bush of Indianapolis. Miss Bush is secretary to Governor McCrsy and hss been active In politics for some time. Music will - be furnished by a ladles' trio composed of Mrs. Em ma Love, Mrs. Viola Mann and Mrs. Grace Palmer. Mrs. Ethel Pearson will be their accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. Bensjmln U Bell announce the engagement of their daughter, Gladys Hohman. to Mr. Leonard H, Corey, son of Mr. and Mrs A. J. Corey of Fond du Lac. Wisconsin. The -wedding will take place in May. Miss Carolyn Paiton. who has been quite 111 for tha past week at tne Home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. XV. G. Paxten of South Hohman street, returned today to Ferry Hall at Lake Forest. The Hermits Club will entertain at a "Komic Kostump" Hntipint. arty on Thursday evening, when a goodly attendance of members and their friends will enjoy an unusuily jrood tiroa. Mrs. Amelia Idziorek, Miss Marie Reinert and Miss Edith Blelle at tended a lecture on Sunday at the Illinois theatre, Chicago, when the Very Rev. Thomas F. Burke, Superior General of the Paulist Fathers, delivered an address on "The Holy Land of Today." Mrs. Carl O. Bauer and her sister. little Miss Clara Poppenhusen. at tended a luncheon at the Crake Hotel on Saturday given for the members of the Sandstone Summer Camp for Girls, having outings an nually at Green Lake, "Wisconsin. Mrs. A. C. McLean cf Morris, Mon tana, will arrive tomorrow to spend several months here with her par ents, Mr. and lira B. L. P. Bell of Webb street. Mrs. T. C. Eorer and small son. Joseph, of Detroit, Michigan, are visiting with Mrs. Borer's mother. Mrs. A. F. Knotts" of Muenich court. The Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will have an allday meeting on Thursday at the home of MrsL J. J. Ruff of 52 Car roll street. A luncheon will be served at noon, the hostesses beltic I Am Now Using Br. Burkhart's Vegetable Compound in my practice with good results. In cases of Stomach Trouble. Rheuma tism, Catarrh and as a Blood Puritter it has no eaual. All afflicted should avail themselves of his great offer, sending for a treatment. Pay when cured. Dr. A. S. bneiman, Louisville. Ky. Write today for a trial treatment. Pav when cured. Address 621 Main Kt.. Cincinnati, O. 30 days' treat ment, .'5c; jo days, sue au arugpists. adv. Germs look sad and cross the street before passing; a house clean ed with Blue Devil. 3-27-6

Indian Makes Fastest Time on Hill SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1922 Also wins two out of three events. Paul Szarkowski on an Indian makes the Hill in 4 4-5 seconds. Other makes of machines could not make die grade so they tried to use "racing machines" and were barred from the events. SLIGER BROS. "The Motorcycle Men" 514-16-18 Hohman St., Phone 122

Independent 181 East State St.

Specials for Wednesday March 29

SPARE RIBS HAMBURGER

PORK SHOULDER . LEAF LARD

PIGS FEET NECK BONES

Mrs. B-uff, Mrs. Dora. O'Toole,. Mrs. O. A. Miller end Mis Edith Patterson. At two o'clock there will be a meeting of the Woman's Auxllliary at th. same place, when Mrs. Funderburk, Mrs. Walter D. Carr and Mrs. Thorn, will have the study class. Th. ladles will please bring their scissors and thimbles.

The Jewish Community of Hammond will give a theatrical and hall In the Masonic Temple ball raora on th. evening of Thursday, March 30. Trinity Aid will meet tomorrow afternoon ! the chapel, when Mrs. M. Scherer. Mrs. M. Schultz and Mrs. M. Schroeder will serve a luncheon. , Mrs. Frauk Stevens and Mrs. Charles Luthman will entertain the Past Noble Grands Club at the home of Mrs. Luthman, 35 Sibley street, tomorrow evening. All the past grands are urged to be In attendance. The order of the Eastern Stars will hold a regular meeting this evening in the Masonic Temple. Initiation will be followed by a social hour. Mrs. Thomas Highland will entertain at ptdro for Golden Rod Camp of Royal Neighbors and friends tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock in her home, 519 Lyons st. The officers of the After Hours Girls Club of the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company entertained at tea from four .to six o'clock on Saturday afternoon for the members of the club. The delightful affair was given In the home of Miss Daisy Emery of Ruth street, where the rooms wer attractive with lovely 'bouquets of pink sweet peas. The tea table, prettily appointed, had an exquisite centerpiece of pink sweet peas and fern tendrils in a large basket, end lighted pink tapers with pink shades. Miss Mary Ecklund and Mi&s Emery poured. A pleasant musical program was enjoyed ty the sixteen guests. Licenses to wd have been granted to Miss Clara L. Wedge and Haskell Mills, Miss Mildred M. Broch and Edward P. Miller, all of Hammond. F. C. Dietrich. Sr., of Walter street is very ill wirh pneumonia. Mrs. Rose Rothschild of Chicago announces the engagement of her daughter, Rosalind, to Mr. Phillip E. Mosler, son of Mr. and airs, ieo Wnif at South Hohman street. The wedding date has not tbeea set. The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will have an all day meeting tomorow and all the members are urged to be in attendance. The Woman's Bible Class will serve a luncheon at noon. The Germanla CTu1 Ladles' Socl ety will meet tomorrow afternoon. at the club house. AU the members and their friends are Invited to share in the good time promised by the committee In charge. 3 Market Co. Hammond, Ind. ... .

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Aid Society of the First M. E. Church will meet for an all day quilting session In the church on Wednesday. The ladies will eerve aipot luck luncheon at noon. Miss Laura Fitzgerald will attend a luncheon at the Drake tomorrow and will see Paivlowa In the evening at the Auditorium, Chicago. Delphon, the small son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bashire of Garfield street Is quite ill with typhoid fever. Word has been received from Mrs. Jerome A. Collins of Jacksonville, Florida, that she and her small son expect to be in Hammond in three weeks and will spend an extended visit here with friends and relatives. Mrs. Collins before her marriage was Miss Irene Brussell. HIT FOR HELP Migratory men I Birds alone are not the harbingers of Spring. The restless urge that sends the little feathered creatures trailing valiantly from south on the very heels of the Storm King is the same as that which spure the hobo, the comopolites of the road, to new pastures. This Is the observation of Mrs Margaret P. Turner, secretary of the Hammond Bed Cross. Her office in the Superior Court building is besieged daily by men seeking lodging and food. "In the winter we helped a great many. But these usually were men who lived in this district. Many of these have gone apparently, or have found jobs. Xow their places are being taken by transients. Men drift in, want a bed and something to eat, and then move on. Most of these are ex-service men. Probably it is the spring that Increases the number of transients." Mrs. Turner had se-ven applicants for aid one afternoon recently. Hammond, center of a net-work of railroads, usually is the jumping off place for Itinerant train riders bound for Chicago. Money to care for the derelicts is derived from the E-ed Cross fund, established by Tied Cross membership drives. COURTROOM N G EORGIA Uncle Sentenced to Prison Plunges Knife in Nephew Also Sentenced. FATETTEVILLE, GA., March28 Weyman Coffield died here today, according to physicians, a sacrifice to truth. Coffield was stabbed late yesterday in the court room here after he had testified that he and his uncle. Genus Coffield, had committed sversi burglaries. They had each Just been sentenced to serve three to five years in the penitentiary. "I'd rather hang than spend five years in the penitentiary," shouted Genus Coffield, and leaned over the table and plunged a dagger into the breast of his nephew. The court room was thrown Into an uproar, Sheriff Kerlln felled the elder Coffield with a blow on the head and the young man was carried Into another room, where first id treatment was given him. Genus Coffield was returned to Jail and plac ed under heavy guard. The nephew died today. HOTTEST OVEN INHAMMOND Hottest oven In Hammond! E. F. Van Home and C. It. Bowman will have it. This when Jake Diamond completes construction of his new building at 273 Michigan avenue. Work on the brick and concrete structure will begin today. It will contain the plant of the Hammond Auto Top -Enameling Co. "We bake your car," says Mr. Van Home. "Our yven will be 20x 10 feet. The building will b 80x30 feet. Not merely painting your car, but enameling it, that's our business." He says the oven will register as high as 800 degrees F. And that ouirht to be .plenty hot even for Sam McGee, who. according Did you ever ?e dirt fall out i clothes? T.'se Blue Devil and watch. 3-27-S Sams PURE DRINKING Pure Water

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Hammond water is thoroughly purified when filtered through a NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD WATER FILTER attached to the kitchen faucet. GEO. AUSTGEN

PLUMBING AND HEATING S3 3 Calumet Avenue. Agent.

to Robert Service's ballad had neve: been comfortable until his frttnd' threw him into a fire.

ST. JOHN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Klein of Chi cfcgo spent Sunday with Mr. an Mrs. Jake Klein. Miss Edith Boecker returned laSaturday morning from a week visit with relatives at Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sehmal an family of Hammond visited Sunda with Frank Stark and family.' LIVE LOCAL NEWS'"ADS" WASEY'S PLEATING SHOP 1 STATE STREET Hematttrh with Geld and Siver Thread; also mntrh all colors. Button Holes, Buttons Covered, Embroldtrfing. Braiding, Beading. !hone Hammond 446. 3-7-tf Hammond Musical College. Piano, Voice. Violin, Expression Banjo, Vkelele. Mandolin, Guita Cornet, Clarinet, Sasaphone. Cell. Dancing. 3-2." Pry loose from 1J cents once try Blue Derll Cleanser. 3-27-Wabash College Glee Club at First Presbyterian church, Thursday, April 6th, 8 P. M. Admission, 75c. Children, 33c. 3-27-2S Chicken dinner at Mrs. Wilson's Minas Cafeteria, Wednesday, March 29th. -28 Chicken dinner at Mrs. Wilson's Minas Cafeteria. Wednesday. Marct 29th. 3-25 NOTICE Water will be shut eft at 9 o'clock P. M.. March 29th, on account of repairs. GEORGE G. BLOCKIE, Supt. 3-28-: We wish to announce to the public that we have changed our office from lo6 Sibley et. to 737 So Hohman st. Phono 430. 3-28-2 TAB.BROUGH BB.OS, Paullnya Weaving Shop are prepared to weave old time rag carpets. 302 Torrence ave. Phone 4072 Hammond. 3-28 100 Million of these Smoked, Every Year Made RitfM Taste Ri$hl Sold in Hammond and everywhere you go. WATER for and COOKING Pure Water Phone 724

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Children's Dark Rompers, only.. 59c 15-inch Shelf Oil Cloth, yard for... .15c Boys One-piece Play Suits . .-.69c Beach Cloth. 39c value, yard for. 29c Mens Athletic Union Suits. ......... 58c Extra Size Nainsook Gowns .68c Cluny Lace, very special, yard. ....... .4c Curtain Scrim, special, yard for; ... . . .8V2C Girls fine Dresses, ages 6 to 9. . . . . . . 89c Childs' Corduroy Velvet Coats $1.69 Ladies Pinnafore Aprons ...... ,-..;. . . 59c Co-Ed Girls' Middies, special....... $1.29 Men's Knit Union Suits for.,. . .95c Children's Stamped Dresses ...... . . .. . 29c Hair Brushes, extra value, for. . ... . . .15c

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3 Pair Ladies Hose, tor only. . Pepsodent Tooth Paste, for.. Glass Crash. 25c value, yard for...

Table Cloths.

Mercerized Damask, full widths..

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. 32 PIECE CHINA, $3.95 6 Cups and Saucers, six 7-in. plates, six 4-in. plates, six . 4-in. deserts, 1 meat platter, 1 bowl. All choice semi-porcelain. Blue Bird design.

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Boys' Play Suits. Plain or Fancy. Special. 64c

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Percale, fine quality and style. 11c Boys' Overalls, well made, pair. ... ,.45c Stamped Splashers, each. ...... 10c Fine 32-in. Scotch Plaid Gingham. 49c Colored Turkey Red Damask, yard.,..95e Childs Fine Batiste Bloomers. 2 lc Men's Work Shyts, real valve 68c 2 Spools Good thread for Special Corset values for. ... ......... 95c 36-in. Wash Silk, black and colors. .$1.1 9

Basement GLASSES SHERBERT Thin blown and very clear crystal, with, stein, neat design. Very special, each, only 25