Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 331, Hammond, Lake County, 5 April 1922 — Page 10

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WHITING NEWS NOTES

The Methodist Eiplscop! Church

wlii berln the Easter celebration, with a devotional service on Wfdrifsday niiclit of this week. Subject, "How Can I Make the Most of the Easter Time." This ervice is for the entire membership, and all who can are urRfd to attend. There win bf services each evening next week except Saturday. Services at 7. SO. Mrs. John Spiack entertained 40 vcop'.e at her home In honor of her husband's birthday anniversary on April 1st. The house was beajtiful!y decorated and the evening was spent in Bunco and card playlnsr, after which, a well appointed four iour. dinner was served. A number of out of town sruests were present and an enjoyable time was had by all. The second annual Father and Son banquet of the Congregational Church will Uxs held tomorrow evenin? between B and 7 o'clock In the

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

The largest assortment of Taints in Northern Indiana; Tom Smelser, 60i Indiana Blvd.. 3-24-3 Call for a aampie of West Tark F'ioor Varnish: Sold only by Tom Smelser. 605 Indiana Blvd. 3-24-tf

When you thin of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 4-3 For Good Furniture, G to Selfers. 4-3 v LOST Eunch keys, finder please return to Whiting News Co. and

receive reward. 4-4-2'

rOR RENT Very desirable room In new apartment, near car lines; Inquire Whiting News Co. 4-4-J See Bed Values in Seifer's window G-i on sale Wednesday morning. TRIXCESS THEATRE

TODAY AND TOMORROW "MOTHER O' MINE," a Thonn Ineo piodurlloa nllh an esceptloaal east, tlx Patfae tw and Pollard ComeJy. 4-5-J FOR SALE Bed. Oak Dresaer, Rocker, cheap; 346 Sheridan ava, 4-5-1 Big One-Ha'.f Sale at Pitzele'a. Be i.;re to come for the bargains. 4-5-J FOR SALE Brown. Reed Sulky, Clothes Wringer, like new. Oak Center Table; 418 Cleveland avenue, Faone Whiting 457-J. 4-5-1 A very charming new line of Enster Millinery is now on display featuring Transparent Hats in Navy, Brown and Black, trimmed In

ftoivers of all colors, as well as feather and rlu'bon trimmings. Also a line of Sport Hata in all colors, range in iprice from $5.00 up; McElroy Hat Shop, 423 Indiana Blvd. 4-5-1 STAR THEATRE SOW PL.AYISG Rev-elation! A Senaatloa! William Fox Preaeata ' The Koraeoaa and Thrilling Sp tiu-Ie "Ql EE.N OF SHEBA." The Rapreme Bomrat In the life f a great ruler and a Beautiful queen. rtnlta 33. Chlldrea lSe.

church. A'l men who are members or friends of this church ate cor; dially invited to attend this banquet, which will be served by the women of the clrurch. Miss Lola Newlin Is confined to her home on Cleveland avenue with a severe cold.

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will have & meeting tomorrow afternoon at the 'home of Mrs. Forsyth, 1 1 SO Lincoln avenue, West Park Addition, at 2:00 p. in. Mips Anna Rojohn Is entertaining her father and mother from Brazil, Ind., this week. Miss McElroy of the National Kindergarten School in Chicago, visited the Whiting schools last Monday. The Iloyal Neighbors will have a dance in the Oddfellow's Hall Monday. April 17th. There will be no business meeting on this evening and the next regular meeting will lake place April 24th. Maria, the 12 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kinka of 444 Center street passed away yesterday after a brief illness of pneumonia. The funeral was held this morning from St. John's church and Interment was made at St. John's cemetery. Hammond. Undertaker Owens conducted the funeral. The Young Ladies Guild of the Congregational Church will meet at the home of Mm. Ttutb Cobb on Laporte avenue this evening at 7:00 p. m. and the Sunday School board will meet in the church at 6:30 this evening. The American Legion Auxiliary wUl have a ibake sale in Atkjn and Tharp's store on HDtb street Saturday of this week. Misses Pauline Schlechty and Evelyn Tharp who are attending the National Kindergarten Training School in Chicago, are caIeting In the primary grades of the pubH? school. Thirty six p-jpils of St. John's Parochial school received the Penmanship Diplomas of Proficiency from A. N. Palmer of New York. The happy recipients are: Geo. Adams. A. Poremba, A. Berdis. A. Gregorovich, A. Bendis. E. Heko. A. Blasko, A. Dado, J. ChllU. E. Bodney, J. Ciesko, M. Long, J. Demkovloh. S. Odrobinak. J. Munkaci, M. Ferencik, J. Matlon. I. Kenda. J. Maaura, At! Martick. A. Tavlina. M. Brenkus. S. Pleter, T. Odrobinak, p. Vango, J. Deaklnko. G. Tarajcak. M. Knozur. J. Ferencik, M. Bodnar, L. Taglr, A. Penciak, G. Herakovich, C. Yancek, J. Sabars. J. Kandallc.'The general meeting of the Fortnightly club which was held in the

public library on Monday evening, proved to be a very universal and interesting one. After the business at hand was dispensed with the evening was given over to Mr. Milton Merriman" who delighted the cXs'o members and their friends with a well illustrated lecture to the Far East, including Honolulu, Japan, China and Hong Kong. Mr. Alrrrlman had many Objects of art from the Orient with him that were of great Interest to the audience.. The Young Lndics Guild which waa to meet at the home of Mrs. H. Cobb this evening has been postponed until further notice. Miss Louise Mattern, a student at Ann Arbor, Mich., will return to this city Friday to spend her spring vacation with her sister Mrs. Waldo Jennings of Oliver street. The Home Economics Department of the Fortnightly Club will make a trip through the Ward Baking Co.

Tuesday evening. A:prll 11th. All members wishing to go please notify P. A. Peterson. The trip will be made in machines and a large crowd Is 'urged : to attend. The second rehearsal for the play "Behind the Lines." the American Legion play to be given April 21nt and 24th, will be held this evening at the public library at 7:45 o'clock. AU members oC the cast are expected to (ho present. On account of the torin the Mother's Club meeting was .postpone until tomorrow evening at 7:30 "p. rn., to be held at tiie home of Mrs. O. Piper, 430 Litporte avenue. The same program will be given and all members are asked to be -present.

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The only floating dry dock on the Atlantic coast between New York city and Halifax is at the Fore river shipbuilding plant. Quincy. Mans.

Mr. Dean wl'n, -a - l ins the past two weeks is slowly improving.' 'Iim; liwlv.. . week li'R condition was critical and word reached line from the Mercy hospital at Gary where he wa-s taken ever a week ago,' that unless he would be provided with a certain amount of blood, .small lntye remained for hi recovery. Four young men from hero volunteered to assist him. Of the four volunteers Mr. Fred Weaver was chosen and on Friday morning a quantity of blood was iirof jsed from the veins of Air. Weaver into those of Mr. f'eati. It is thought he will rccuvMrs Carrie Murray and son John expect, to leave today for Denver.

Colo., where Mrs. Murray will make arrangements to move her family to that place. Mr. and Mrs. Uhman of Gary and Mr. a.nd Mrs. Chase of Hammond. isitcd with relatives here on Sunday. St. Stephens Auxiliary will meet Wednesday with Mr-. N. B. White. The M. E. Ladies Aid Society will tone a dinner at the church dining hall. Wednesday at 11:30. Ml.ss Mfchiielson . of Crown Point will display s lections of millinery at the Newman's confectionary store Wednesday of this week.

"The Marsellaise," the grand an

them of the French revolution, was composed by Ilouget de Lisle, an

officer of artillery stationed at Sti a.;t lurg. It was nambed by the

people In Paris in the mistaken idea

that it had originated in Marseilles

As the .Roman calendar originally began with March, the month which we know as September was the seventh, and owes its name to this fact as do October, November and De

cember, which were to the earlier!

Romans the eight, ninth and tenth!

months.

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A little Mustirole. rubbed on forehead and temples, wi'l u.fjally drive away headacne. A clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard, Murterole. is a natural remedy with none of the vil after-ekects fo often caused by "internal medicine.'" Get Musterole ai your drug store. 35 and 6ic, jars and tubes; hospital size, S3. Adv. HKTTKK TIIAS A Mt'STARD l'I,ASTi:il

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Our Policy is to give to the people of Whiting and this vicinity a store that will distribute to them high grade merchandise, wearing apparel and furnishings for the home, at prices that are reasonable and fair.

We Combine This With a Liberal Spirit of Service

A prominent Hammond man serving in an official capacity, sayi Hammond is in need of fifteen hundred homes ranging in price from two thousand five hundred to seventy-five hundred dollars. He says there are any number of outsiders, having interests in Hammond who would make Hammond their home if suitable quarters could be found. For instance there is a certain exporter in South Chicago who has been looking for a suitable home in Hammond for some time. He says of all the communities he has familiarized himself with, he prefers Hammond to any of them. He also says he knows of others who feel the same way about it. Hammond is the logical spot for homes of every description. Hammond will house the majority of craftsmen, business and professional men of the entirr region in the future. So whether you build to occupy, build to sell or build to rent, Hammond is the logical spot and now is the logical time.

Here is Your Chance!

Will build you a home to your own plans. Have select vacant lots in Homewood, near Hohman st. Will build to suit with only $1,000 cash down.

"QUICK SALE BARGAINS" JohnC.Nowicki Cor. Oakley & Plummer Ave. Telephone 2171

If It's Mason Work

Then it must be good. Our work talks for itself. , Estimates furnished FREE on short notice. Mason Contractors and Builders Shade & Wall 515 Summer St Phones 1181-J and 1105-R

THE BECKMAN SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Dealers In FACING BRICK We show the largest assortment of Smooth and Rough Brick in Northern Indiana. Our direct factory connections will save you money. Get Our Prices Oa Building Materials and Specialties Office & Yards 265 Michigan Phone Hammond 1490

"Wacbewicz Quality Home" To suit your ideas on easy Monthly Payments. Have 100 different plans to select from, designed by our own architect. Plans furnished free to Home Builders. OUR POLICY: "A SATISFIED CUSTOMER OUR BEST GUARANTEE." FRANK J. WACHEWICZ "Home of the Best Home Bargains." Phone 1617 153 State St.

Plumbing

When You Think of Plumbing; Think of McGuire The name stands for the best. Hundreds of satisfied clients in this region. Ask us for an estimate Sanitary Plumbing and Heating John McGuire 911 Calumet Are. Tel. 278

Electrical Work Na matter what kind of building you are constructing, we can give you many suggestions for wiring and fixtures and carrying out this work at a small cost

No job too small or too large for us to handle properly. GET OUR ESTIMATE NOW! ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and Supply Co. FAYETTE ST., HAMMOND Near Calumet ATenus PHONE 46

Roofing Have it done now before the heavy spring rains. The oldest and largest Roofing concern in Northern Indiana since 1886. Estimates Gladly Furnished Calumet Roofing Co. HAMMOND, IND. Phone 3400

CARPENTERS Approximately one - half the work in a new building is in the hands of the carpenters. I'll do the work to your entire satisfaction. Estimates cheerfully given. George Bates Contractor and Builder 415 Becker St., Tel. 2423

Painting You can add to or detract from the valu; of your house by the character of its decoration. The Better the Work the More valuable the Property We. employ only artisans who are adepts in their line. Estimates Furnished Smith & Sankey

695 Hammond St. lei. 563

STAR SHEET METAL WORKS The 20th Century Furnace Will Heat Your Home Properly and Sare You Money See Us Alio For: Cornice, Gutters. Sky Lights, Metal Ceiling, Sheet Metai Welding, Lead Burning, Electric Spot Welding, Furnace Work. JOHN J. VOLK 676 Sohl Street Phones: Shop 633, Res. 617

Lumber No worries or delays if you order the lumber from U3. Not how much we can make, but how much we can save you on every piece of lumber is our motto. "We're on the Job Till the Finish" See us for estimate HAMMOND LUMBER CO. Phone 14 Wilcox and Oakley Ave.

FIRE Insurance Protect your building during construction with reliable Fire Coverage. We Have It First Trust and Savings Bank

Hammond 1700

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