Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 230, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1922 — Page 3

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THE LAST DAYS BEFORE VACATION.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Stark will move Into the Kammer house in the near future. Mls Oliva Klajsen of Hammond spent Sunday here with her parents. Mrs. Margaret Gerlach of Merrillville is visiting: here wlta her daugrh ter .Mrs. Charles Thier. The St. John Court No. 99, C. O. F.

will hold their aneeting; on Wednes-

ay evening at eight o'clock. All the members ar requested to attend this meeting and have their assessment rates readjusted. Mr. and Mrs. George Stark Sr., were Chicago visitors on Sunday. The Men's Benevolent Society will hold their annual meeting and election of officers on Tuesday evening at eight o'dlock. The meetings of the society will be held .from now on until further notice in the basement of the Catholic school ibuilding

WHITING NEWS NOTES

BOY SCOIT NEWS Troop No. 5 went on a week-end hike last Saturday and Sunday and had a very enjoyable time. They took the Pennsylvania R. R to Liverpool and hiked to Deep River and put up their tents on the banks of the river overlooking a scene of great beauty. The boys marched in single file through the lanes and woods and were the object of great Interest to the inhabitants there. Saurday was spent In making camp and exploring the woods all around and cutting wood for the camp-fire. Sunday was observed by breakfast and then a hike to church of a mile and a half. Upon arriviits at the church the boys found that they had an hour to wait so they made good use of It to see the country. After Mass they returned to the camp and went in bathing, the water was fine and there was considerable excitement when several of the boys stepped, or thought they had stepped on a crab. There were a number of boya who had not been on a hike before bo

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" Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

When you tnlnk of furniture, tbiuk of H. Gordon & Sons. 4-3 For Good Furniture, Ge to Self re. 4-J Paint your house with, Patten's Bun Proof Paint, for sale by Tom aelser, 605 Ind. Blvd. 6-12-tf IjOST Between Hammond Beach Inn and Harr Lunch Room, Ind. Blvd., Elk's charm and fob. Finder please return to Whiting News office and receive reward of $10. 6-13-6 At Miller's Tomorrown only. 3 Bars Packers Tar Soap. I B-x to customer, 63c. 6-14 FOR SALE Bungalow, 5 rooms and bath, 1367 Lake avenue, phone 432-R- 6-13-3 When you thing of shoe repairing think of Rapid Shoe Repairing Co. 531 Indiana Blvd., near 119th street. 6-14-3 The Whiting Lodge of Elks will celebrate Flag Day Exercises Sunday. June the 18th, at 2:00 p. m. at the Community Center. The public Is Invited. 6-14-4 FOR SALE Dodge eedan In good condition; 339 Sheridan avenue. 6-14-1 COMITC TO STAR THEATER. Parent' rolckt rrnmhlra with one daughter' right In "Don't Blame Vor Children." 6-14 Tour money drawing Interest Is an inspiration when times are goodand a protection when times are fcd. The Whiting Savings & Loan " Association pays 6 per cent. 6-14 At Miller's Tomorrow only. Our good quality Light and Dark Percales, all new Patterns. 6 yeards for 95c, 6-14 STAR TEATER TOMCHT. SrIAME" See the battle with c wolves. We sruarantee this picture will please you. Comedy, "Fair Exchange." 6-14-2t For Sale Mllburn light erectric Automobile, in fine condition. Franklin Electric. 640 119th Street. 6-14-2t PR1MESS THEATRE TODAY AD TOMORROW fonntanre Talmadge In "Polly of hr FolUen," her latest picture) al. mo Pathe 9fen and comedy. 6-14-2

that they 'had quite a lot to learn about cooking steak on a stick and potatoes In the ashes of a, fire. The troop returned by the 7:45 train from Lrverpool and were all tired out as a number of them sat around the fire and sang half the night through. The officers present were Scoutmaster J. LaPert and Commissioner H. Osborne. Lambert Nedjl and William Vater both of Laporte avenue have returned from school at Purdue university to spend the summer in their respective homes. Beginning Thursday, June loth, the pu'Wic library will close evenings at eight o'clock instead of 9 p. m. as is the custom. The Whiting Bathing Beadh opened for the season last Sunday, with Mrs. Henry Vancelot in charge of the 'bath house and John Murphy and Edward Nichols as life guards. Murphy began his duties "by helping Albert Dewey get back to shore after he had taken cramps from the cold water. Two new boats have also been purchased for the guards' use. The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Fox at 3423 Grapevine street, Indiana Harbor. .Miss Dorothy Cosgrove who has been attending school In Chicago spent the week-end at the Ihome of Miss Mary Arundel of Sheridan avenue. Miss Jean B. Hurst an English teacher in the high school left Friday for Kirkvllle, .Mo., where she will teach In the Kirkville Normal school for the summer quyarjters. Mr Win. Reid and grandson Irin of Sheridan avenue hav returned from Kouts, Where they visited relatives. The public scnools "held their last classes today and the children will return Friday morning for their report cards. The summer school classes will begin Monday. June 19. end morning sessions only will be held for six weeks and classes In all grades and hierh school will be held during this time. Several members of Daughters of Rebekahs attended a, picnic given by the Rekekah Lodfe in East Chicago Monday afternoon. There will be a Bunco party given by Protected Hjine Circle n the I. O 6. F. Hall, -.morow evening and all friends are Invited to atternd. The commencement exercises will bo held in tle Community Center Kail this evening at eight o'clock. Dr. Josiah Silbey of the Second Pres byterian church ofChicago will deliver the address of the evening1. Mrs. eo. Schaaf and daughter Georglne of Central avenue wiU s.pe.nd the week-end In North Chicago, III. Mis. Henry Behrens and son Gilbert visited in Chicago Heights, III. Monday tif'ernoon. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet this evening at the public Ubiety. Important business will be transacted. The Owls Cluib will entertain at a dancing party Friday evening, June ICth. William Hoyes of Pearl street, was badly bruised and cut when the Rorden milk wagon which he was drii-ing, was hit by the automobile driven by Edward Vezeau and Marwood Williams, his companion. After hitting the wagon the joyriders refused to stop until their engine stalled and they could go no farther. The Whiting police picked them up and they were arraigned before the city court on Monday. MarwooJ was dismissed and Vezeau was found not guilty on a charge of failing to stop but was fin ed $35 for driving while In an Intoxicated condition. Those who were fined for not securing their 1922 licenses for their automobiles are Clarence West, May or Roman and James Murphy. They

all paid fines of 311.00. C. J. Kaufman also paid a fine of S1FO0 for passing a standing street car ant Jacob Bozarko was fined $15.00 for. : 1 1 . - . , '

laming lu support iiis wuc ana child. Mike Krizik who was arrested for assault to George Grenchik was found not guilty and dismissed and Grenchik who was booked on the

same charge in a warrant sworn out by Krizik was also dismissed . on the above charge but fined $15 for assault to officer Surdukowskl in the court room. - J

ROBERTSDALE

PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY ASD TOMORROW Convtance Talmadge In "Polly of the Follies," her latest pie tore) also Pathe Mews and comedy. 6-14-2 The bans were read at the St. John's church by Father Benedict last Sunday announcing the marriage of Miss Marie Antonette JCecklch, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K,ecklch of Myrtle avenue, to Mr. John Grayhack, Jr., of Joliet 111. The wedding will take place at the St. John's church on June 21st. The Protected Home " Circle will met in regular session at the I. O. O. F. hall on Thursday evening after trie meeting a Bunco party will be given to which the public is invited. Mrs. R. Kohr of Indianapolis Blvd., visited with friends on Marquete Road in Chicago over last Sunday. John Llnd&le of Crown Point was In Robertsdale and Whiting on business Monday. Quite an improvement Is being made on the home of Mr. Joseph Brinkes on Indianapolis Blvd. Mrs. Johnson of Atchison avenue Is getting along nicely since her recet illness. Dick Amor of Amy Court, looks quite dignified in his fine new Willis Knlgtot which he recently purchased. Cards were received from Mr. and Mrs. J. Wlchorst who" are visiting with relatives at Cleveland, Ohio, that Mr. Wichorst's health has been greatly improved. Little Miss Jane Saunders of Lake avenue celebrated the anniversary of iher birthday last Saturday afternoon. Quite a number of youngsters were present and a most enjoyable time was had" iby the children who played games of all descriptions. A lovely lunch was aAao served by 'Mrs. Saunders. Mrs. Clara Timm and Mrs. Roy Witter of Lake avenue were in Chicago yesterday. Martin Eggers of Roberts avenue is driving a brand new Dod'ge coupe.

LANSING

Tit Spring Festivr.l o Divis "n Seven Schools of Coo.t ounty, h-.'d at GiiWood Forest Tree ves last

V.'f ( ncrday was a decide. i success. The day was clear and warm, and the place was decidedly attractive. The principal events of the morning were assembly and the accompanying incidents. At half past one the schools assembled, each at its own headquarters, and Joined In a monstrous parade of school children, trom all the supervised schooAs of Division Seven. The parade was followed immediately by the pageant of Illinois history, and the athletic events. The pupils whom Mrs. Bielefeldt drifled for the pageant proved so prominent that they attracted the attention of the photographer of one it Chicago's dailies, who was present, and a photograph of them in costume appeared in a subsequent edition of the paper. The boys drilled by the male members of the faculty proved so effective that they brought home with them three of the four field and track banners which were presented to graded schools. The high school class met with no opposition whatever, for none of the other contestants entered against them appeared to compete. (Class A, however, was strongly contested and won with a narrow margin. Class C won with more comfortable margin. Class B lost by a very narrow margin to Whittier School. In the baseball game, Wentworth administered a crushing defeat upon Thornton high school of Harvey. Next Friday and Saturday evenings, the high school classes present a proeram of which

the principal "part wffll be three plays, "Wooing Under Difficulties," "A Regular Fax,' and "That Rascal Pat." The commencement date

. this year will be Friday evening, I June the twenty-third. Miss Margaret Lange, daughter i of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Lange of I Lansing. II., and Mr. Harold Marsh 1 of Chicago, 111., were married last Wednesday June' 7th. After the

wedding supper the happy couple left for .Minneapolis Mdnn., the home of the groom where they will spend a few weeks with relatives and other friendj. The young couple have

our Jieai t;est congratulations and best wl i;es. Armed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Darts a baby boy.

Druesen-Kraf t (Youth-Gland) Restored Health After Doctors Gave Her Up!

NO DRASTIC ACTION IN COAL STRIKE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl

WASHINGTON. June 13. The administration Js not likely to take any drastic action looking to the ending of the nationwide coal strike while secretary of Comercial Hoover and other officials continue their efforts to keep prices at reasonable levels. It was learned officially at the White House today. The cabinet meeting today was given over to a lengthy discussion of the coal situation and It was agreed that the administration's pol icy of moral suasion could be continued with a Tiew to effecting peace in the coal Industry.

Kasband Writes She Could Wot Iave Bar Bed Unassisted. "For years my wife has been so weak, she could not get out of bed alone. She had no strength whatsoever and at her periods she suffered terrible irony. Just what the matter was we never knew, one doctor said It was kidney trobule. others satd liver and stomach trouble and some that It was female trouble. For the last four years we have tried every possible remedy without any effect whatsoever and you can therefore understand how grateful I am for her improvement so far through your DRUE SEX-KRAFT treatments. She has only taken the DRUES EN-KRAFT tablets, double dose, for ten days and they have done wonders for . her, and If she continues improving with anywhere near the rapidity of this last week, she will be absolutely well within a month. Please send me immediately six packages of "Female" and two packages "Male." Also send Booklets for some friends." (Signed) H. R. Healy, Manson, Iowa Make the test yourself. If you are run down or ailing, you will be amared at the rapidltv with which

the DRUESEN-KRAFT tablets will restore strength ind vigor. This is just one of many similar cases reported by doctors and users. DRL'f.S" EN-KRAFT Touth-Gland) is the most effectivj rebuilding and rejuvenating tonic ever known! Brought here from Europe a year apro DRUESEN-KRAFT (Youth-Gland) already has the enthusiastie endorsement of thousands of doctors and uters. Men and women suffering from ailments of many years' standing have been entirely restored to health ant vigor through this remarkable discovery. Ask your druggist or send your name for free booklet on "DRUESEN-KRAFT. The Glands and Their Control of Health and Strength Compounded in tasteless form. One week treatment $1.25 Is sufficient to start. Designate whether you wish, "Male" or "Female." DRTJESXN-KR IPT CKXHXCAX. LABOEATORIES, Z.td. 56 E. Randolph. St. Chicago, HI.

To be sure to get the genuine treatment say "DRUE SEN-KRAFT ta.Hlets" to your druggist. Bold In Hammond by Summers Pharmacr and all progressive druggist. adv.

The bureau of mines predicts a field of usefulness for slate waste as a asphalt filler instead of cement of limestone.

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What This Buffalo Physician!

Has Done For Humanity The picture whicli appears here of Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N. T., was taken in 1910. As a young man, Dr. Pierce practiced medicine in Pennsylvania and was known far and wide for his great success in alleviating disease. He early moved to Buffalo and put up In ready-to-use

form, his Golden Medical Discovery. I

the well-known tonic for the blood. This streneth-bullder is made from a formula which Dr. Pierce found most effective In diseases of the blood. It contains no alcohol and is an extract of native roots with the Ingredients plainly stated on the wrapper. Good red blood, vim, vigor and vitality are sure to follow if you take this Alterative Extract, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery clears away pimples and annoying eruptions and tends to keep the complexion fresh and clear. This Discovery corrects the disordered conditions In a sick stomach, aids digestion, acts as a tonic and purifies the blood. Write Dr. Pierces Invalids Hotel In Buffalo, N. T.. and receive confidential medical advice without charge. All druggists sell Discovery, tablets or liquid. Send 10c for' trial pkg. Adv.

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Sales for Thursday Only

Hundreds of New Frocks Arrive for Tomorrow in Greatest "'Dress

Sale

A sale that started with over 2700 new Frocks a great Eastern Dress purchase which has brought to the women of Lake County Summer's prettiest dresses at prices so low that every women and miss will want at least 2 or 3 while these prices prevail. New Colorful Voile Frocks $2.48 and $3.48

Two big lots at two extraordinary low prices Dotted Voile Frocks, in a variety of cool Summery styles plain colored voiles, also, trimmed with lace and embroidery or self trimmed with ruffles, pleats and buottons dresses for every Summer occasion at $2.48 and $3.48. . Scores of WasH Frocks of Every Kind

Never before have we seen such a great collection of Wash Frocks in sum

mery materials choose from crisp gingham in pretty checks, fine organdies

airy, cool voiles, sport ratines in a color range that allows great choice

Thev are as pretty and as varied as one would care to see every sort o:

Summer Frock is here

There are scores of other great Silk and Wash Frock values in this sale new dresses are arriving dai'y every sort of dress in this big collection.

Beautiful Canton Crepe Frocks Beautifully Beaded and Embroidered

These Dresses are made of an extra fine quality Canton Crepe, beaded and embroidered in very attractive man- $ ners a dozen different shades our greatest Silk Dress values

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Tub Silk and Sport Dresses clever tailored styles for vacation wear for street or for sports wear. Dresses of striped tub silk in tailored styles, simply trimmed. $10,75 Very special

Finer Silk Frocks Combinations of Canton and Georgette, Canton and Lace and all silk Canton Crepe exclusive dress creations excellantly made and in desired 75 shades ...... :

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For Graduation 2-Pants Suits For Sturdy Boys School's almost over! Vacvation is near! These Suits are fine for graduation extra serviceable for vacation wear, all wool materials, carefully selected for wear excellantly tailored s10 '12 f15 Boys' Blue Serge Suits fast color, all wool excellantly tailored garments for boys 8 to 18 years. At $9 to $18.

CHICAGO PURCHASE SALE,

Yard Goods Below Market Value Here are Summer's desired fabrics at prices that allow thrifty women to supply an entire season s needs. These values will not be duplicated again.

Zephyr Gingham 27 inchr fine quality Zephyr Gingham in pretty checks, small plaids and plain colors, regular 25c I quality, during this sale, yard

32 IN. EMBROIDERED CHAMBRAY In pink, orchid, tan and blue, regular 59c value, price, 29 C yard

IRISH DRESS LINEN 36 inches wide, medium weight, hard finished yarn; practically uncrushable. In a complete line of staple colors. Very specially 88 C priced, yard

32 IN. LINEN FINISH SUITING In a variety of desirable sport colors. Regular 59c value', sale pric; 39c yard

Novelty Voiles .40 incl-ies wide, immense variety of beautiful designs and colorings, light and dark grounds choose from hundreds of pieces. The most desired qualities on sale. The sensation of the season, worth double, 29 C yard at 49c, 39c and

Silk-Stripe Madras Shirting 32 inches wide, silkstripe woven madras Shirting in beautiful shirting designs and colorings an excellent quality v e r y special 39c yard

Tissue Gingham 32 inch high grade quality in a large selection ' of beautiful color com- s binations small and med- vT.

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45 Inch Genuine ImPorted High Grada Organdy, in a wonderful selection of beautiful colors, regular $1.00 quality. 79 C yard

DOTTED SWISSES 31 inches wide, Imported Dotted Swisses, in light and dark colors very special during J 39 this sale, yard

STANDARD APRON GINGHAM The better grade, in all wanted sizes, blue and white checks. Regular

NORMANDY VOILE A wonderful collection of this season's choicest designs, on light, medium and dark 69 C grounds: 38 inches wide, per vard

33 inch, high grade quality Ratine, in a large variety of all wanted colors. Very specially priced, yard

Kimona Crepe Genuine Serpentine Kimona Crepe in pretty flowered and fanciful designs new. novel colorings to choose from very special, 29 C yard

STANDARD PERCALES 36 inches wide, the better grade in light and dark grounds, neat figures and stripes, warranted fast color very special, yard

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