Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 232, Hammond, Lake County, 16 June 1922 — Page 11

riUNCKSS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW

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tlto man of n 1,000 fnrr nn4 an ceptloanl rant, Patlio .News and Harold Lloyd Comrdj. 6-.3 rrRST PIIEJ5 VTERIAX CHURCH. W. IX. Taylor, paator. phone 525-M. f:rvk;e held tt the Reformed HunKirlon chwch BlUar.. 119th street, and Indianapolis Blvd., Whiting: Sunday School 0:45 a. xa. Mornlnjj eervice, 11:00 a. ra. Sermon. "A GMmpre of the Master." SUeElitz Park Sunday School at 2:0 p. m. One of tho prettiest weddings of

the reason was solemnized at the St.

Johns church at nine o'clock Wednesday morning:, vhen Miss Clara Korczyk of Roberts avenue was mar r;ed to Mr. John Christie of Chica

go by the Rev. Father -Benedict' of I

the St. John's church who read the High Mass for the young- couple. A large number of relatives and their friends witnessed the ceremony. The bride was attired ia a beautiful feown of Ivory Canton Crepe with

train and carried a shower bouquot of lillies of the valley. The bribe's maids were the Misses Anna Banek whose gown was a pretty blue Crepe de Chine and Frances Zaoharlas. the same material In green. Miss Anna Sell who was mall of

honor wore an orchid color gown, s.lso of Crepe de Chine and all three girls carried bridal roses. Tbe groom -was attended by the bride's brothers, Andrew and Edward Korczyk. A -wedding breakfast ar.d dinner was served ct the home of the bride's parents which was very beautifully decorated in the bridal colors of pink and white. A larg? number of relatives and friends from out of town were present to help celebrate the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Christie left for a trip to Colncno, Mich., where theY will enJoy several days with Mr. and Mrs. Miller who -was formerly Miss Elsie LangTiam, well known in Robertsdale, she having formerly llvel with her parents on Myrtle avenue. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Christie will remain with the bride's parents on Roberts avenue. The young couple have the ;best wishes of their many friends In their new life. Mrs. H. Vis and daughter Ruth, of Hammond. ivisited Robertsdale

friends on Wednesday. Clarence Eggers returned to his home on Roberts avenue from Purdue university where he has for the past year been a student. Clarence will remain home for the summer vacation. Mrs. R. Kohr of Ind!ana.polls Blvd. received an announcement of the marriage of her sister Mrs. Alice Spaulding to Mr. Jacob B. Mapes of Dungeness, Washington. Mrs. Mapes who was a nurse, has many friends in Robertsdale who will t

surprised of her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Fred a-.nhammer of Myrtlo avenue entertained a number of relatives at a dinner on Wed

nesday evening, after attending the J

graduation exercises of their son,! Carl Einhammer, who is one of the

Whiting high school graduates this year. Friends of Henry F. Eggers of Lake avenue are pleased to see him out again after a serious spell of illness. Mr. Eggers was under the care of Dr. Lau. Andy Mittchoft of Indianapolis Blvd., was slightly Injured in an automobile accident on Wednesday evening. A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Grace Turl -y at her home on Lincoln avenue last Tuesday evening in honor of her coming marriage to Floyd Ried. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion, a lovely course luncheon was served and many pretty things were received by the honored one.' The Stieglltz Park Sunday School will give their Children's Day program tomorrow afternoon from two tjf three o'clock at the school building. The parents and friends of the children are 'urged to foe present at this entertainment. The Logansport Presbytery will meet Monday morning at the First Presbyterian church of Hammond. A large group of young people enJoyed a most wonderful time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of 206

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rreEbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. D. McNeill of Atchison ave., on Thursday afternoon. The next meeting will be held on Thursday July the 6th. While playing iball last Wednes

day Laverne Witter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Witter of Lake avenue, was struck in the eye with the ball, the eye was cyt very badly, he waa taken to Dr. Campbell in Hamm'onl who had to take several stitches in the eye. Mrs. Julius Kinsock of Lake ave., took her little son Be-rnard to Dr Haberlin in Chicago, last Wednesday, the little fellow has been ailing for some time. Mrs. Roy Witter of Lake avenue, has agrain nicely recovered from a recent illness. Elmer Bauer of Indianapolis Wvd.

and his mother Mrs. Schmittle, of Myrtle avenue visited the latter's

sister Mrs. Launer of Chicago last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vermett of Hammond and Mrs. E. Bauer and son Albert from here are visiting with relatives at Bourben, Ind., for several days. Mr. and Mrs. W. .Norton and the!r daughter of East Chicago, and Miss Anna Evans who is visiting here from California, spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goldlng of Myrtle avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Max Tucke." spent Thursday evening at the home of the latter's sister Mrs. H. Klemm and family of Superior avenuo. Mrs. W. Kiekenapp of Stanton avenue, was In Hammond on business Thursday. M:ss Louise Vater who attends school at Northwestern university is now home for the summer vacation. Arthur Shaller and mother. Mrs.

Henry Ehlers visited in Finnley Park with the latter's 'brother yesterday. Mrs. Fred Vater will leave Tuesday for Tpsilantl, Mioh.. to attend the commencement exercises of her daughter, Mildred. Miss Frieda Fisher of Laporte avenue, will leave shortly for California to visit for two months with friends.

DENY DEPARTMENT STORES PROFITEER

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON, June 16. A vigorous denial that American department stores have participated In profiteering on foreign imports, as charged by Senator McCumber, Republican of North Dakota, was made In the Senate today bv Senator Sim

mons, Democrat, of North Carolina. Simmons-declared the Republicans were attemptir.tr to put the stigma of their "unjustifiably hih tariffs'' on the department stores. He contended that ninety per cent of goo'js sold in department stores were manufactured and purcl ased in tho United States,

EngljJid, It is reported, is r.ow buying granite from Germany for war memorials.

An echo of Shipley Church, Sussex, England, will clearly repeat twenty-one ayllaibles.

William Henry Harrison was th oldest man ever chosen for thj presidency of the United States. Siting sixty-eight at the time of ii s inauguration in 1S41.

These tires have proven to be the best Cord tire on the market today. What a price for quality merchandise. Our regular line of Horse Shoe Tires greatly reduced.

' Beaded georgette seems always ia be in fashion. Here is something new for dress up wear in the summer time. It is flesh colored peorgette made in a simple straight line mode with a square headed

effect forming the collar ana sieeves. The front and back panels are straight, but the aides axe gatherd on rubber -

Central avenue on Friday evening. The Westminster Club will meet next Wednesday evening at seven o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. Stoil. Ihe ladies of Stieglitz Tark are all we'cmie. I ast Saturday tho Men's baseball team defeated th Til Mu tsaro of the' church by tne sera of 11 to 11. the church by the score of 14 to 11. The Tri Mu team will play the Maroons this afternoon at the West Park grounds. The Westminster Clnh of the

OTHER SPECIALS Aluminum Stop Plates ...$1.19 Aluminum Stop Plates, rubber insert 1.49 Luggage Carriers 1.98 Stop Lights 1.29 Ford Spark Plugs .29 Champion X Pugs .59 A C. Piugs, any car 79

TIRE SPECIALS 31x4 Kokomo $11.48 32x4 Horse Shoe Cord 26.50 33x4 Cord 27.50 34x4 Cord 29.90 34x412 37.50 35x5 46.80 All other sizes priced proportionately

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aturday Super Specials

Noah Groves and Georffe Chew are having: their annual vacation In ".lichtpan, Mr. Groves jent home a '.r.e pail of fish which the neighbors 11 tnjoyed. The Lan Road Construction C-. are their headquarters (here. Thy a,-e .ho cM:tract Xor the Crow f.int road eouth of Lincoln Hlshny Monday afternoon the Gran' runic station at Lott&vlll-a txur-.iec! b-out en b.o.ur latier the Interlock g tower here turst Into flam.i aused from cross wires. The fire .-.en did splfrrdid work in savim he tower, but tiie wiring- Is a tot-: ss. It has not toen decided to t .hether to build a largrer tower t. .ieet the needs :here or repair thiesent ' one. All the trains 'her;ave to be fl.iEKed now which makf: .md endless task for the crossing man. The Baptist Quartette will gre r oncert at the M. B. Church on Jum Oih. 1922 at 7:S0 p. m. Blaine Hut.rhlns will gi.T a cornet aolo. Mrs. Euhel Chartier of Hammond wt: read. The program is a rare treat those who liad the preas-ure of hearingthese people last fall will wel come their return. The M. B. Eastwood family lef arly Wednesday morning- by aut .'or Jakersfie!d, Calif., where the. expect to rrake their home They ?lan to Tiait all points of lnterWs nroute. Th Ladles Aid will bold theii monthly social meeting on Frlda; evening, June 3, at 7:30 p. ra. A patriotic program Is beng preparer, and all friends are cordially in vited. The Chamber of Commerce hek: in enthusiastic meeting Tilf-sdny evening to arrange for the Fourth of July cele'tratlon held here. They plan to have (everything1. Including pink lemonade and fireworks. JXargraret Woods' Sunday School

Class enjoyed A four mile hike ami weenie roast on Tuesday feveningr. rr. F. A. Malmstone attended the Bankers' meeting held at Crown Point on Tuesday. A largvs cro-wd was In attendance.

CORSETS Pink coutille; medium low bust; tapered clasps; well boned; long skirt (Just-Rite brand) sizes 21 to 24; (ask for No, 26). QO. Offered for Saturday at J70C SILK HOSE This is a pure Silk Special (Bear brand) and strictly firsts. Easily $2.00 QO values; offered for Saturday only at. .. . APRONS Fancy trimmed Cretonne surely fast colors a treat, you'll certainly admit QQ when you view them at this special price UNION SUITS Bodice top; lace and cuff k"ee; sizes 36 to 38; be sure to get you sup- 4Q( ply at this extra special price Saturday. . WAISTS Fancy embroidered Voiles, daintily trimmed going to close out present sup- JQq ply Saturday at

BOYS' SUITS Snappy Norfolk styles, wash, sizes 2Yz to 8 come early if you want one J 49 BOYS' UNION SUITS Short sleeves OQankle length for Saturday at only

BOYS' SUITS Broken sizes to close out at $3.98 and ,

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