Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 103, Hammond, Lake County, 19 October 1922 — Page 8

THE TIMES

Phnrsflav. Oft. 19. .1922.

Edward C. Minas Co.

THE MEN'S STORE

THE SPECIAL EVENT OF Knit Underwear! Offers remarkable values in Winter needs for men and boys Men's Shirts, Drawers and Union Suits, a Feature, at 98c Ribbed acd flat wool shirts and dra-ve.3 aud ri -eci cotton and flat He: :i I nion Suit3. Values to $1 r) your choice at 95c Men's W:flter Underwear Shirts, dn-wers and Union Suits, heavy flat and ribbed wool and f.ne cotton & 50 garment it Men's Winter Underwear Shirts drawers and Union Suits, medium and heavy weight. Wool and worsted Q garments at - Light Weight Wool Union Suits, $3.50 Preferred by many men for this season of the year at $3.50 Men's Union Suits "Superior" brand, medium weight for fall wear. Ecru color, long sleeves, ankle length. .35 Sizes 36 to 46. Suit Men's Union Suits at $2.50 Heavy and medium weight wool mixed and worsted and cotton Union Suits including "Superior", Chalmers and other high grade makes. Their quality is in keeping with your demands of the very best. 2 .50 On sale at

Boy's Union Suits $1.45 Sizes 10 to 16 years. gray random brushed back union suits. A full value

"Wilson Bros." $1.45

Boy's Worsted Mixed Union Suits, $1.75 Light gray, random worsted. Made in "Cooper's" Spring needle yEJ vmachine. Sizes 1 0 to 16 years at .' Men's Pure Wool in light tan shade Shirts and Drawers. Sizes

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"Allen A" Wool Union Suits $3.50 Light, medium and heavy weight wool mixed union suits in sizes 34 to 50. Stout sizes included.

A Real Sweater Shop , For Men and Boys With its magnitude of stocks, its wide assortment of styles, sizes and colors makes this store the dependable sweater store in Hammond. Men's Shaker Pullovers, $7.95 High grade all wool coats, made with large full fashioned collars in combinations all sizes for men and young men. $10.00 values at $7.95. . Boys' Sweater Coats, $4.98 Highest grade all wool heavy jumbo stitch pullovers, with large shawl collars. Collar, cuffs and skirt in new contrasting colors. Specially priced for this sale, $4.93. Men's Sport Coats, $3.95 Very pop- Iar for outdoor ?poits. Used to good advantage, too, in the ofii.e and home. Come in brown and green heather. Vneck and 2 pockets. A very popular coat. A $5.00 value at $3.95. Boys9 School Sweaters, $3.50 Pullover rt)les, plain colou and color combii ations. Heavy worsted plaited, with large shawl collar and taped shoulders. Sizes 28 to 34. Youth 9s Heavy Pullover Sweaters at $5.95

Boys' 2-Pants Suits at $9.75 Special Value Suits Carefully tailored in woo! Cassimeres, 2 Pants Suits. New Fall models with full lined 0Q 7C Kn:ckers-izes to ! 8. at ' &

WHITING NEWS NOTES

PRINCESS THEATRE TOMGHT "KINDRED OF THE Dl'ST." with Miriam Cooper and, Ralph Grave from the story by Peter B. Kr. We cannot endorse thla picture too hJichlr. lomjnft Friday, "WHILE SATAN SLEEPS," with Jack Holt. 10-19-1 The Royal Neighbors will hold their regular meeting In the I. O. O.

F. hall Monday evening. , Mrs. Edward Evans of Ohio ave.. is entertaining her father, Mr. Polsom. of Fort Wayne. Ind. Mrs. Xlchols and Mrs. Cohen, of Chicago Heights are the guests of Mrs. Henry Behrene, and Mrs. Ernst I Wichman. I Watch windows for Pay Day Spe- . claLs at Miller's. 10-18-2 I Mr. and Mrs. J. L Clark motored to Michigan City Wednesday. Eva McCIellan, daughter at Mr. and Ms. Grover McCIellan of Ohio j avenue who is 111 with scarlet fevi er. ts getting along nicely. ! Coleman Melvln, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Melvln of Atchison avenue 1 had the misfortune to Injure his leg while at the Friars football game I Sunday, when the plank they were j sitting on, roke and came down on ' his leg. tearing the ligaments in j Ms les. Bigger Values in Winter Underwear for Men, Women and Children

at Miller's. 10-1 S-2 Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hamersley of Central avenue entertained relatives fiont Wanata.h on Monday. The Whiting Community Service I will organize at once a community i chorus of one hundred mixed voices which will be under the direction of

Morgan L. Eastman of Chicago, dircttor of the Standard Oil Band. This chorus Is open to all residents of the community, those interested please notify Mr. Parkin. Visit Miller's Men's Furnishing Good Department. 10-18-2 Mr. G. Eppley, teacher at the Whiting high school left Wednesday for Indianapolis where he will attend the teachers convention 'before returning he will visit with his parents at Wabash. Ind. Mrs. Mae Donor of Ohio avenue, was in Chicago on business Tuesday. I Hotter Men's Furnishings at prices that are reasonable at Millers. 10-18-2 The Get-to-Gether Club had a snjr prise party on Mrs. Amanda James, at her 'home In Fred street Monday evening. The occasion being In honor of her birthday. The evening was spent in playing Eunco, prizes was awarded to Mrs. Kodeck, first prize; Mrs. Demas, second, Mrs. Edith Shade, third, after which an elaborate lunch was served. Mrs. Jamefc received many "beautiful and

f useful gifts. The guest departed

for their homes at a late hour, all wishing her many more happy birth days. ' Mrs. Nora Smith returned to her home In Gary after a week's visit with her niece Mrs. Druke Johnson, of Schrage avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Freddenberg returned home Monday from Convoy, O., where they have been visiting relatives for the past two weeks. A very pretty wedding took place at one o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hamersley of Central avenue when their daughter Pearl, was united In marriage to Ralph Porter, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Porter of Celveland avenue. The ceremony was performed ty Rev. Ivey of the Methodist church. Immediate families of both parties being present. The bride was attired In a dark blue

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

For Uwi Furniture, Go to Seller'. 4-3 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Mnry PIckford, America's Sweetheart. In "THROUGH THE BACK DOOR," her latent picture In which nh achieves another undeniable success. 10-17-3 Selected shocks of Fall and Winter merchandise, now on display at H. Gordon & Sons. 10-17-3 Dr. K. B. Keeler and Dr. M. J. Ritter announce the removal of their offices to 635 119th street, phones 55-J and 545-R. over Baker's Jewelry. 10-13-6 WANTED Assistant book-keeper. Apply H. Gordon & Sons. 10-17-3 HOW MANY DRUGS DO YOU KNOW Win a prize. See our window; Mattern Drug Company, Next to post office. 10-17-4

WANTED Experienced Sales Ladies; Apply H. Gordon Si Sons. 10-17-3 If you want the best and quickest service, try the Rapid Shoe Repairing Co., 531 Indiana Blvd., near 119th street. 10-18-3 FOR SALE I will sell 6 room cottage, $4,000. Must sell at once. Going away This Is new house, just completed; phone Whiting 97-R 10-18-3 WANTED TO RENT A house, responsible party; Notify 642 Fred street, upper flat. 10-13-2 FOR. RENT One or two furnished rooms and board; 424 New York avenue. 10-18-2

WANT TO RENT Five room modern bungalow or cottage; phone 14S-W. 10-13-2 FOR SALE Fancy Fresh Hand Picked Pears, $1.00 per bushel delivered, phone 20S-W; 771 Indiana Blvd. 10-17-FOR SALE Reed Baby Carriage, at 537 119th street. 10-19-1 FOR RENT Garage. 324 Cleveland avenue, phone 467-W. 10-19-2 WANTED SITUATION Office position, Helen Rollen, General Delivery, Whiting. 10-19-1 If you have ready money, it will earn six per cent, dividend If placed with the Whitinsr fu.vfngs and Loan

Association- 10-19-1

j suit and black picture hat and car- ' ried a corsage of miles of the val- ! ley and white roes. Miss Lillian j Porter, sister of the groom, attend

ed me Driae. sne also was attired in a dark blue suit with a large picture hat and carried a corsage of pink roses. Roy Fedder of Michigan City was best man. A four course dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents on Cen-tr-' avenue. The bride Is a well Known Whiting girl. She has be?r employed in the First National Bank for a number of years. Tho groom Is a well known W.hitlng boy having lived in Whiting all his lif;and la employed at the Standard Oil company. The ibrldal party left immediately after the dinner for Chicago where they saw "Lightnin" at the Blackstone theatre, after which the bride and groom left on a short honeymoon. Upon their return they will reside in their beautiful new home on West Park ave., which they recently built. The Beverldge Ladles Chorus will meet tonight for practice at '7:30 at the Owl's Club. All members of the chorus are requested to be present. Ray Whitmer is able to be out again after 'being confined to his home for several days with a severe cold. f ROBERTSDALE 1 .liii.y.i .. pi.., i.r .. I. . imiMiay PRIXCESS THEATRE TONIGHT "KINDRED OF THE Dl'ST." with Jllrlam Cooper and. Ralph Graves from the story by Peter B. Kyne. We cannot endorse this picture too highly. CoinJnR Friday, "WHILE SATAN SLEEPS," with Jack Holt. 10-19-1 The Mesdames H. Dunlap of West Park avenue and Frank Barr, of Flschrupp avenue leave tomorrow morning for South Bend where they will attend a district meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps. Mrs. Dunlap was appointed assistant conductor at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. E. Witter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Witter and -families attended a birthday party at the home of their mother Mrs. Lucy Witter of Hammond. Mrs. Bertha Lane of Myrtle ave., is spending her vacation with her father at Capron, Wis. Mrs. Gough of Amy avenue was taken to the South Shore hospital in Chicago yesterday and was expected to be operated on today. Mrs. H. Breckman and daughters Mrs. Max Tucker of East Chicago and Mrs. H. Klemm of Superior avenue visited the former's parents at Windsor Park Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Reene of Whiting, moved Into their pretty new home on Stanton avenue in the Sheffield! Addition which they recently purchased from the Witter 'Bros. j Mrs. John Irwin of East Side was a guest at the J. White home-on At- j chison avenue yesterday. j Sirs. John Saunders and children of Lake avenue visited her mother at Indiana Harbor on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Burkaw of Lake avenue entertained friends from Chicago the fore part of this week. Rev. rowell of the Robertsdale Evangelical church Is holding revival meetings every evening of the week except Saturday eenings. Cecil Witter and family of Hammond are moving in the fiat over Haag's shop on Indianapolis Blvd. Mrs. Emma Moore of Superior avenue entertained at a luncheon on Wednesday afternoon In honor of Mrs. John Brown, who Is visiting Ins: here from Ohio. Mrs. Golda Baird and son Thomas returned from Central City, Ky., where they have been visiting the former's mother. Mrs. Campbell and baby returned to their home -on Myrtle avenue from the St. Bernard's hospital In Chicago. Both are getting along fine. ! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Balrd of Roberts avenue were shoppers in Chicago yesterday.

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The "Three In One" Clu'b entertained about 50 guests at pedro on Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The following were prize winners: 1st ladies. Miss Lauretta Malonc; second , ladies, Mrs. Anna Wehner;' Booby, MrV Tyler. First Gents" Mr. Joseph Mellon, second

Gents' 'Mr. Dan Abel; Booby, Mr. I

Tyler. Miss Alice Renter entertained a number of her friends at a dinner party yesterday. ' The members of St. Bridget's church are making final arrangements for their annual bazaar that will be held October 24. 25 and 26. A number from here attended the

ening. Mrs. J. rB. Johnson who has been quite sick during the past month is much improved and is asatn able to be out.

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