Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 83, Hammond, Lake County, 25 September 1922 — Page 6

PAGE SIX THE TIMES Monday. Sept. 25. 1922. RUSSIAN WARSHIPS BEING REDUCED TO JUNK THE 1922 MODEL ELECTRIC LAUNDRESS The latest design and most complete of all electric washing machines. Combines all the improvements found desirable after many years of manufacturing experience and careful study of horns washing machines. It is impossible to build a better washing machine than the 1922 model A-B-C Below are some of the reasons:

The "Admiral Makarow in the port of Swinemunde b;' c scrapping.

scrapped at Swinemurde

IV. "Admiral Makarov in the port of Swinemunde b';c scrapping.

The photo above shows the of the| junk-making crew to begin Swinemunde. |Russian cruisers ready for the I operations.

WHITING NEWS NOTES

Word has been received from Homer Keeton who left a week ago last Thursday for Dawson Springs. Ky., where he was seen by the. government for the benefit of his health. He states that he stood the trip fairly well. Mr. Chas. Hendrlckson and Mr. Myron Jones of 119th street, motored to Crown Point to take in the sights at the Lake County Fair Grounds. Mr. Hendrlckson spent the week-end there. The Old Settlers will meet Tuesday evening, October 3rd. at the Community Center. Bunco, eats, and dancing will, be the program, for the evening. A good time is in store for hoth young and old. PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Harold Lloyd in "GRANDMA'S BOY." 9-25-4 The Royal Neighbors will hold their district meeting at Lowell, on Tuesday, Sept. 26th. afternoon and evening meetings. In the afternoon there will be School of Instruction, In the evening the Lowell degree staff will confer the degree upon a large class of candidates. The train leaves Hammond at- 9.00 a. m. on the Monon R. R. The Royal Neighbors will hold their regular meeting this evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. All members are requested to be present. Miss Nellie Jones who is confined in the Presbyterian hospital with illness, is reported to be in a very serious condition. Miss Anne Griffith left Sunday on a week's vacation which she will spend visiting relatives tnd a'so attend the American Legion convention at Terre Haute, Ind -The Mesdames Owens. V. Fuller. Barr. C. Wollete. Thomas. left on Sunday for Des Moines. Iowa. where they will attend the National convention of the G, A. R. and the Relief Corps. Mrs. Arthur Nyland of Lincoln avenue who has been confined to his home with a severe attack of the grip is able to be out again. Jess Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham of Sheridan avenue, who has the misfortune to run s nail in his foot some time ago, is reported to be getting along nicely. He Is still under the care of Dr. Lauer. PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Harold Lloyd in "GRANDMA'S BOY." 9-25-4 Lloyd Gregory left Friday on a motor trip to Dunning, Mich., where he will visit relatives. The members of the American Legion Auxiliary who left Sunday to attend the State Convention of the American Legion at Terre Haute were Mrs. Earl Moore, Mrs. Arnold Exon-Porter, Mrs. William Griffith, Mr. Lew Griffith, and Miss Ann Griffith. The first meeting of the Music and Art Section of the Fortnightly club win be held Tuesday afternoon, September 26th with Mrs. Fred Had1305 Roberts avenue. Mrs. Anderlson and Mrs. Hart assisting. Please note the change of place. Mrs. Augusta Klose of Central avenue returned home Friday from the Francis Willard hospital, Chicago, where she underwent an operation on her limb. Miss Florence Muldoon at Central avenue, will spend a few days visiting at McHenry, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Douglas of LAporte avenue attended the Fair at Crown Point Thursday. Roger Kain of Parkersburg, West Virginia, who is attending school at Valparaiso university visitd Miss Mildred Stover of Ohio avenue, Friday evening.

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Harold I.loyd In "GRANDMA'S BOY." 9-25-4 Mrs. H, Green and daughters Mar-

guerite and Mrs. T. L. Williams were Hammond visitors Friday. Mrs. William Stover of Ohio ave. was the guest of Mrs. Sawyer at

dinner Thursday at Mrs. Sawyer's home at the Severin Hotel, Chicago. Mrs. Holmes of Dunning. Michigan, who has been visiting at the home of her son and family of Ohio avenue returned to her home Fri-day. John Chrustowski, returned Friday from a ten day vacation which he spent visiting relatives at Elmira. New York. Mrs. George Wylie who has been confined to her home with illness for some time is reported to be improving slowly. PRINCESS THEATRE TOXIGHT Harold Lloyd la GRANDMA'S BOY." 9-25-4 The members of the American Legion who left Sunday to attend the American Legion Convention at Terre Haute, were Commander Chesterton Schlatter! Adjutant Leo Mulva; Frank Lauer, Frank Gulstrom, Chas. Perell, Chas. Gainer.

Lew Griffith. The Drum and Bugle Corp. will leave this evening. They will .lead the 10th District in the Legion parade which is to be Tuesday afternoon. A very pretty "but quiet wedding took place at the Sacred Heart Parrish at 6:00 o'clock Thursday evening when Miss Marian O'Connell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell of Cleveland avenue was united in marriage to Paul E. Zehner of Lawrenceville. Ill., but who has been Making his home recently with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atchison of Sheridan avenue. Both young people are well known in Whiting. The bride being employed in the Paraffine office of the Standard Oil Co.. for the past three years. The groom was employed in the laboratory at the Sinclair Oil Refinery. The young couple left immediately after the ceremony for Lawrencevine, where they will make their future home with the groom's parents.

RHEUMATIC KNOCKERS NOW BOOSTERS All Loud in Praise of "Neutrone Prescription 99"

They all say "it does beats the Dutch" how quick Neutrone Prescription 99" got rid of that Rheumatism. It's almost magic. "Neutrone Prescription 99" gets all forms of Rheumatism every time as sure as the sun rises The first few doses show results. Those horribl Rheumatic pains stop, those poor inflamed joints go down, and oh! what a blessed relief. Ever try anything like that. Well, it's true. There's no more fiery, vile smelling liniments, just a good clean internal remedy that purifies the blood, drives all impurities out of the system makes you feel like new, like doing things. Don't delay, get a bottle today and your troubles are over. For sale by leading druggists. SUMMERS PHARMACY

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

For Good furniture. Go to Selfer. 4-3 FOR SALE -- (Lot and half on 119th and West Park; John Paylo, 1236 Schrage avenue. 9-22-6 FOR SALE -- 6 room Bungalow nd bath; 1296 Lake avenue. 9-22-4 WANTED -- Girl for general housework. 323 LaPorte avenue. 9-25-4 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Constance Binney in "MIDNITE Fox News and comedy. 9-25-1 Wall Paper 25 per cent. off. To make room for our 1923 stock: Tom Smelser, 605 Ind. Blvd. 9-25-tf The acid test of your future whether you are to be a power or failure among men lies in your ability or inability to cave a part of the money you earn; Whiting Savings and Loan Ass'n. 9-25-1

ROBERTSDALE

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas of Lake avenue entertained at a six o'clock dinner on Sunday evening. The guests were Mr. Richard Howard of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emerson. Miss Sadie Adley, Miss Grata Kalbery and Harold Thom-as. PRINCESS THEATRE TOXIGHT Harold Lloyd in "GRANDMA'S COY." 9-25-4 The Mesdames W. Thomas. W. Fuller. C. Wollette, W. Hardy, J. F. Barr and D. Owens are the ladies from here who are attending the National convention of the G. A. R. and the Woman's Relief Ccrpj, at Des Moines, Iowa. PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Harold Lloyd in "GRANDMA'S BOY." 9-25-4 Andy Wichomer of Lake avenue, is confined to his home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, their daughter Lois and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bell, motored to Urbana, Ill., where they spent the week-end with relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Golding, of Myrtle avenue entertained a number of out of town friends at their home over Sunday. Edward Markert who for the past week has been on the sick list is getting along nicely at this writ-ing. Mr. and Mrs. J.. C. Lea of South Chicago visited Robertsdale friends over Sunday. PRIXCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Harold Lloyd In "GRANDMA'S BOY." 9-25-4 Several from here attended the

County Fair at Crown Point on Sat-urday. Mr. William Soroka Sr., of Superior avenue returned home from the St. Bernard's hospital the latter part of the week although very weak is improving daily from his recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hannik and baby of East Chicago, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hannik's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Soroka of Superior avenue. Miss Ella Haber of the West Park left for her home in Lansing, Mich, to spend several days with her parents. PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Harold Lloyd in "GRANDMA'S BOY." 9-23-4 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rought of Cleveland avenue, entertained a number of friends, at a six o'clock dinner on Sunday evening. George Golding of Lake avenue, is confined to his home by illness, and is under the care of Dr. H. Timm of East Side.

HOBART

Miss Georgia Knight was taken to the Mercy hospital Tuesday where she underwent an operation if or blood poisoning of the left ankle Las t week while at school she was accidently kicked while forming in line. Although it was only a minor scratch it is thought that it became infected from her stocking. (Mrs. Lucy Gordon and daughter Mrs. Mary Ballantyne left Tuesday for Jacksonville, Fla., where they expect to spend the winter Dr. Ader and slater will occupy their home here during their absence. Mr. Dan Bruhn has just received a patent on an all steel house that he has invented. One of these houses is being erected opposite the Bruhn Mfg. Co., and will soon be ready for occupancy. He expects shortly to form a company to manufacture these buildings and place same on the market. Mr. Clinton Covender who entered DePauw University at the beginning of the term has been compelled to return to his home on account of his eyesight which has been affected from a serious cold. He will not re-enter school until the (beginning of the year. Work was started yesterday on the new test well which the city council Is sinking on the Earle property in the smith part of town.

LOWELL

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Peterson, of Valparaiso, visited his mother, Mrs. George Peterson here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Martha Love went to Chicago last evening to visit her daughters for a few days and she will go from there to Iowa to visit friends for a couple otf weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hamilton of Hammond visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moxell here yesterday. Donald Quincy of Chicago, visited his father Dr. W. C. Quincy over Sunday. Miss Jenny Westberg visited her sister Mrs. A. H. Parker in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. G. W. Heilig is -visiting her son Fern and family hi Waukegan, Ill. Miss Ernestine Belshaw left last Saturday morning for Beloit, Wis., where she will attend college the coming year. Our ball team went to Kouts yesterday where they played in a four team tournament. The teams participating in the tournament were Lowell. Kouts. Fowler and LaPorte.

Relief Is Found From Stomach Trouble

Hope for the millions of unfortunate 'men and wemen who are victims of stomach trouble is sounded by Mrs. Nancy Surratt. of 1459 S. Harden ave., Terre Haute, Ind. Mrs. Surratt was a victim of stomach trouble in its worst form but was completely restored to health by taking Tanlac. She says: "For many years I had an awful time with my stomach. I never thought of such a thing as eating breakfast, and often at dinner or supper I turned so sick I had to leave the table. But the first few doses of Tanlac got me to feeling better, and row my stomach is Just like a new one." Undigested food ferments In the stomach and soon the entire system is filled with poisons. Tanlac was designed to restore the stomach to a healthy condition and build up the whole body. Millions everywhere have acclaimed its wonderful power. Get a bottle today. For sale by all good druggists. Adv.

1-- Because it is a Cylinder type washer. The cylinder is agreed by all laundry engineers to be the most satisfactory type. All public laundries and dry cleaners use cylinder type machines. Cylinder type washers have proven equally superior in home laundry work. 2 -- The A. B. C. is so efficient that it is guaranteed to wash clothes absolutely clean in warm (not boiling hot) water) and without boiling after washing. You may boil them if you want to. but It is not necessary with the A. B. C. 3 -- No hand rubbing with the A. B. C. 4 -- Saves the clothes, the smooth, easy motion in the Cylinder will not wear the clothes as will wash boards and violent action washing machines 4-- Saves the clothes. The smooth, easy motion in the cylinder will not wear the clothes as will wash boards and violent action washing machines 5 --Because it is, self cleaning. Not necessary to remove cylinder after using.

6 -- Simple sturdy mechanism. No clutches, timing devices, springs or other delicate parts to get out of order and give trouble. 7 -- Practically noiseless, no shock or jar, runs to smooth that a pencil will stand on end on the machine while it is operating. 8 -- Is fully enclosed in handsome cabinet, French gray, easy to keep looking like new. 9 -- Has finest metal swinging wringer ever devised. Twenty position automatic positive lock, hair trigger safety release, controller handle start and stop on top, easy to reach from any position. Can be lifted off or be put on machine in one second. 10 -- Cylinder reverses each complete revolution, keeping the clothes open, does not roll the clothes into a ball, thus doing the washing in a fraction of the time required by other washers. Will do complete washing for family of five in on and one-half to two hours.

11 -- Has a surplus of power, quarter horse power, water proof motor. Can do heaviest wringing while washing at the same time. 12 -- Fully guaranteed. Every machine guaranteed to be free from defects of material and workmanship and any part ever showing that it was defective at time of purchase will be replaced free of charge. 13 -- Berrien. One of most important parts of your purchase is to purchase from a dealer who is in a position to give you real and prompt service. Electrical goods and devices is our business and we are in the best position to take care of you. Our service is prompt and efficient. 14 -- No Chance To Take. With our guarantee and demonstration the purchaser takes no chances. If the machine does not fulfill our guarantee as to washing, the customer does not have to accept the machine.

Remarkable Growth of the ABC On September 12th 1922, an advertisement appeared in the Lake County Times giving a list of users who had purchased their ABC Washing Machines from The General Electric Shop. In this same issue of The Times appeared the advertisement of a competitor giving a list of approximately 1000 names. To a reader, who did not have the full information this comparison of lists would indicate that the preference of the people was in favor of the competing machine.

1st

Our list included ONLY the machines sold by the GENERAL ELECTRIC SHOP, and did NOT include the sales made by other dealers in this territory. Had WE published a list of ALL ABC SALES in this territory and Gary, the list would have had considerably more than 1,000 names.

2nd Our sales were made in TWO YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS. The sales listed by our competitor were made during a period of more than TEN YEARS.

3rd

EXCLUDING sales in Gary, we have OURSELVES sold in TWO YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS more than half as many ABC machines as the competitor had listed, and the competitors' machine has been sold by various dealers in this territory for more than ten years, AND THEY HAD THE TERRITORY FIRST.

4th

At the rate that ABC Washing Machines are being sold NOW, it will not be many years before we will have sold more machines than all of our competitors put together.

5th

The growth of A B C sales is such that the ABC factory recently made the largest single shipment of washing machines EVER MADE to one man. This shipment was an entire train load 35 cars consigned to A. A. Wilson at Los Angeles, California, on July 1 st, 1 922. See the photograph of this train at the GENERAL ELECTRIC SHOP.

Any one who will carefully compare the A B C and any other make will readily admit that the

A B C is superior and the price is right.

Four Styles to Choose from at $95 - $99 - $124.50 - $13$

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