Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 42, Hammond, Lake County, 4 November 1922 — Page 11

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: Select yi'ur ISrunawlck Fhono5'rafrh at botfer's, Whiting's exclusi 'i agents for Bruasw.L'k phonoai'lia and records, 10-3'J-lmo. NOTICE Starting ttniay and every day until f u sher notloo, ail notice of stat- ! iiitttti.'iSa for lodk-m and fraternal i..".:.ra !U ba charge;! for at the rule of lt'j v.er line. WAN-TED TO ftE T Oarage as j-cir Ctnlrai and 119th street, as 11-1-4 A real llirvent rla'.a with beautiful iiar est tfme decorations becins at H, Gard.Ti & Hons, Saturday, November th. ll-J-3 rm SALE Ford Roadster, as good as new, dsmoun'-aMe r'rns, starter,, etc., :2l model; $250 cash; Inquire 6. 119th street. , G. RTVANSON', D. C. CHIROP R A C T OR 515 119th street, Whiting. 11-3-3 P.esist the next impulse by open-' t. a savirgs account with the hit Ing Savings and Loan Ass'n. 11-4-1 Will take !n washln?! and IronIrg. 1190 Stanton ave. 11-4-1 j STAR THIHTnE TONIC. FIT j Rra .ownk In "COLI.EEV OF THE PIKS," Comrdr and Movie Chat.! lomorfow TemaJi Gnnman "I AM THE WOMAN," Comedy. AU Baba. Man of the North. 11-4-1 WHITING NEWS NOTES ril IN CESS THEATRE TON I GUT AND SATURDAY Wallace Reld U "THE GHOST BREAKER," Alo Harold Lloyd com.Iy. 11-3-1 ' CHRISTIAN' SCIENCE SOCIETY OK EAST CHICAGO (Frown's hall. 612 Chicago ave. Sunday services 10:45 a. rn . Su'De. t "Adam and Fallen Maa." Sunday School 12 o'clock. Wednesday services 8:00 p. m. . Reading- Room open Tuesdays and Fridays from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. : From Lincoln, Nebraska to Portand, Oregon, is a Ion? way. lira. 3c ?9 Oearhart Morrison Is soon to -nuke that move to reside permanently on the Pacific coast It will loxTbtless lie a long time before she nakes another tour thrcugh this .-art of the country. lots of folks -cabling- this are planning- to hear per Monday night at the Methodist ;hu!r1t !n the -fine program she will give as a reader and entertainer of the highest rank. MPTITOniST EI'ISCOPAI CHURCH if. r f - :.; rev p.-i T-i' I'. Ivey. paster. u.-i:a: hours of worship with -r program cf services tomorr 10:43, 6:30 and 7:30. The r v ill speak In the tnornlrg on t'rsr the Christian Mind''; and Ln the evr.!nsr on "Seven Cs of the r'rir-':-n Citizenship." -Miss -Mae Mxy will p'.ntr at the morning f r :rc. The men's choir will Elng "r r the fir: t tl"-e th s season at the v,.f.,:,.? rcr-. i.-e. Mrs. IT. P. Ivey '.: V-a.l the Epworth League. The -n l'in" r. '- the League will meet at 'sh.irn. I Jo as Gearhart Morrison Monday night at eight o'clock. A reader and entertainer everyone r. ill enjoy.. PLYMOUTH CONGREGATION AX. CHURCH Thomas Alva Stubblns, Pastor. Morning- Service 11 a. m. Subject "A Ncftde Pride-' Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Address "Man's Five fences Plus" Church School at 10 o'clock. The Parses tar adults and for the p-o-.ir.ger members. It will pay yu to read an article by Alexander Me-iklejohn, president nf the Amherst College in the current nuinber of the Atlantic Monthly. It has some very revealing things to fay about the relation cf athletics to colleges and other organizations. FIRST PRESBYTER.! A?T CHURCH. Mnrr.'nEr Worship at 11 a. m. A?a''w!iat r'rs.LucasWrites CoaT T" 11 1 I cen 2 ner i rouues, wuica T.lay be Jsst Liks Yours ' Et.Lpui3,Mo. "I had troublesthat ill women are apt to have, with pains in my back, weak. tired, nervous feelings rr.d a T;eak stomach. I h.ud been this way ultout a year and was unable to work or stand on my feet for any lcr.gth cf time. My husband's aunt told me how much pood Lydia ,LJ. Pinkham's 5!ii ii ,!: Vegetable Compound had done her ir.tf bep-gedme to try it, so I did. All my pains and weakness are pone, my stomach is all rittfit and I do my work t liorr.c and also work for Swift's fr eking Coirpany. I recommend your Vcrtetabla Compound to my friends and vou may publish my letter as a lr-t:rnomil." Mrs. Lulu Lucas, TIL' A Var.deventer St., St. Louis, Mo. Asin and again one woman tells "not her of the merit of Lydia E. lVikham'a Vegetable Compound. You who work must keep yourself stronf and well. You can t work if W.u ere suffering from such troubles. Mrs. Lucas couldn't. She tried our V "Stable Compound and her letter teil'j'you what it did for her. Give it a lair trial no V7

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THRIFT MONDAY'S YARD GOODS FEATURES Suggest New Things for Winter

27 inch Outing and Shaker FLANNEL 12V2c yd. A good quality, well napped many pretty patterns and also plain white. Special 2lzC yard.

Comfort Challies, 17c yd. 36 inch Comfort Challies many beautiful floral and Persian patterns to select from. One of the best qualities made for comfort coverings. Special 17c yard. Velour Coating, $2.95 yd. 54 inch all wool Velour Coating an extra heavy weight that will make a good warm wrap or coat. It has a very heavy nap which gives it a rich appearance. Colors are Pekin, tan, brown and navy. Special $2.95 yard. Storm Serge 75c yard' 36 inch all wool Storm Serge extra heavy double warp which assures longer and better service. Colors are wine, grey, green, Copen, tobac, seal and navy. Special75c yard.

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Jmck.t 1136 35 can fa Skirt 9131 30 cmnf Sunday School 12:00 o'clock. Communion will be served at the morfning worship. Pastor DavU Hardy Deen. , Owing to the death of Dev. Deen's mother he will be una.ble to !be with us at this time having been called to Pennsylvania. All members and friends are cordially invited to attend- A hearty welcome given to all. CHURCH OF CHRIST 426 Central averrae, Georre M. Anderson . D. Emmet Snyder, evangelist, is doing- great things in the Whiting Church of Christ. Snyder isat his best. Many souls have been touched and stirred by his many great messages during the last week. He Is preaching about the many fundamental things of practical life. He is clearing away much of the nibbish of the church and people are turning to (better things. We are expecting great things on the IOTd's Day. Bible school 9:45. We are expecting an attendance of 183 at the Bible School. Snyder has made the proposition that if we get 2S3 Sunday that he will double the number a weeJc from Sunday. Iord's Supper and sermon at 10:45 This will be a great feast for those who attend. Evening service 7:30. Subject is "Christian Unity." Plenty of good music . C. F. at 6:80. TO THE POLL S CF1) tSSPr pre arivnu rtoinrr -" j 2 s "To exercise my right v?t rsn .nrh mn mv oure, young man, ij ! .at to vote, she saia.

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2Z Mr. and Mrs. David Hill of Hammond, formerly of Whiting are the proud parents of a toaby girl. The mother and tabe are doing nicely. Mrs. Tt. J. McClellan will le.ve Mondav for Benton Harbor where she will take the baths for the benefit of her health. She will be be accompanied by her daughter Mrs. C. Wollete. Mrs. Amelia Klose and Mra. Mae Pouer were Hammond visitors last Friday. The Westminster Clu"b of the Presbyterian church will meet at the homo of Mrs. C. L.. Hellwig on Lincoln avenue Wednesday. The day will be spent in sewing. The C. I,. Clu'b had a Stag party at the home of Mrs. John Glenn on 119fh street, Thursday evening. The evening was spent in games, contests and dancing. Mrs. Henry Behrnes won the first prize for being the most comically dressed and Mrs. Amanda McGowan for the best Jigger, Mrs. Glen eerved a most delicious lur.oheon to her guest after the evening's pleasure. The Old Settlers Club will meet Tuesday evening, Nov. 7tb at the Community Center. All members are urged to fbe present as there will be election of ofTIcers. Mrs. -John Mntson entertained her mother Mrs. John Weisby and a friend from Ilohart on Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Carrette entertained a friend from Austin, 111., at her. home on Central averrue Wednesday

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36 inch Outing and Shaker FLANNEL 19c yd. Heavy quality with a soft fleecy nap on both sides an excellent cloth for gowns, petticoats and infant's wear. Many pretty patterns and also fully bleached. Special 1 9c yard.

Cotton Batts, 95c each 72x90 inches an exceptionally fine quality cotton, well carded and pure white. Large enough for a full size comfort. 3 lbs. weif.t. Special 95c each. Poiret Twill, $2.95 yd. 54 inch all wool Poiret Twill an extra heavy weight, a very fine twill, closely woven, one of this season's most popular woolen fabrics for a stylish and serviceable dress, brown, navy end black. Special $2.95 yard. 36 in. Corduroy, 95c yd. Narrow Wale Corduroy an extra heavy deep pile most suitable for robes, kimonas and children's suits and dresses. A complete range of colors. Special 95c yard.

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The Fortnightly Club will hold Its second general meeting Tuesday evening Nov. 7th, at the public library. The, Civic Section will put on a home talent play which promises to be fun from start to finish. Refreshments will 'be served an4 a Jolly time is anticipated. The Ways and Means Committee of the Eastern Stars gave a card party in the small hall of the Slovenskl Dom Thursday afternoon. The Royal Neighbors will give a bunco and card rarty Monday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. Beautiful prises for 'both men and women . Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jacques of Lake avenue are the proud parents of a baby girl born to them Friday morning, Nov. 3rd Mother and babe are doing nicely. Eva McCleilen. daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Grover McClellan of Ohio avenue who rias been ill with scarlet fever is able to be out again. Mrs. Exton entertained at a one o'clock luncheon and 500 at her home on Ind. Blvd., Friday afternoon. Charlotte Vater. daughter of Mrs. Charlea Vater of Central avenue, Is 111 with diphtheria and is getting along nicely. Miss Christina Keedor was hostess to the H. G. I. Club at her home in the Water Gardens Thursday eventru? Election of officers were held and the following were elected for the comlne year. Miss Alie said. s

New Assortment of Imported Chinese Art Baskets Decorated with rings, tassels; Chinese coins, in wide color assortment. Priced at 39c, 79c, 98c, $1.25 and $1.59. Stamped Towels in guest and household size, unlimited variety of patterns to choose from O C each 00 C

0. N. T. mercerized 8c Piano Scarfs with $1.65 Vogel, President: Geneva Miller. Vice President; Christie Keedor. Secretary; Margaret Trully. Treasurer. The evening was spent in games and music after which a dainty luncheon was erved by the hostess. Mrs. Loc-sach who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Dave Beavena of 119th street for the past month, returned to her home in Washington, D. C, last Sunday. Glen Butcher who has Ibeen quite ill at his home on Cleveland avenue is improving. F. K. Trzynka, Chiropractor, lo cated at 9113 Commercial avenue, South Chicago, will he in Whiting next Tuesday. Nov. 7th and there after on Tuesday and Thursday of eao-h week at 33S Cleveland avenue, from 8 to 9:30 a. m . All who are Interested in better health, please call or write, phones South Chicago 1S06 or 43S-M. 11-4-4 MASS MEETIXG TOXIGHT At the ComrannJry Center, sood speakers for srood no ve rumen t democratic-Coalition Central Committee. 11-4-1 ROBERTSDALE PRINCESS THEATRE TOXIGHT AXIJ SATURDAY Wallace Reld la "THE GHOST BREAKER," Also Harold Lloyd com- ! ely. 11-3-1 MASS MEETING TONIGHT At the Community Center. Rood pker for cood icoverm lent dem-oeratlc-Conlitlon Central Committee. 11-4-1 First Evangelical church of Robertsdale, IT. C. Powell, Pastor. The Revival meetings have been of such manifest interest that they may con tinue the fourth week. Definite announcement will be made Sundaynight. If they continue all the other meetings of the week will be co-ordinated with the evangelistic services, as follows: Monday, Sunday school night. Business meeting S:30; Tuesday, Woman's Missionary night; Wednesday, Prayer meeting night; Thursday, Ladies' Bible class night; Friday, church board night, business meeting at 8:30; Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning message, 11 a. m.; "Message Bearers at 3 p. m. Young Peoples' meeting at 7 p. m.; evening sermon. Evangelistic; Catechism Wednesday at 4:15 p. m.; Teachers Training, Friday at 7 p. m. The Civic Section will entertain at the general meeting of the FortNightly Club on Tuesday evening. Nov. 7th. The Election Play which the ladies are preparing to give on that evening la a scram from beginning to end, After the play refreshments will be served. Mr; Clara Timm of Iake avenue has for the past week been confined to her home by illness. A circus and a bazaar will be given by the Daughters of Ruth JAMES DOWHEN, Grower, is in with car load of Mich. Appier,, Pears and Grapes For sale cheap by bhl. or bushel at II9TH ST. & B. O. C. T. Tracks

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The Vogue for Hair Goods gives us this opportunity to serve our patrons in most positive fashion. We have added to our stock an unusual assortment of the finest merchandise in order to make it complete enough to meet every demandDeLuxe quality SWITCHES 18 20 22f 24. all natural shades from blonde fo blade afl shades of grey and white. High class Ventilated Eieces of every description. Hslf-Transformations Bobs All-around Transfbrm-Wave-Seu Cluster-curls ations Pompadours Hsir rolls Ear-Puffs Pin frizettes Single Puffs Natural curly bangs Hair padding Curls, 1, 2,jor 3 on a loop. The sale items include everything in our Hair Goods stock all assortments complete. Early shoppers will find everything they may desire in all shades from blonde to grey.

SALE SPECIAL D. M. Special Finest quality double-mesh hair nets every net full size and perfel H dozen 37

WAR VETS OF MANY LANDS PLEDGED TO

iofvftentatfTes of vets sijrning peace resolutions, Charles Bertrnnd, jsnizsiion, aud Atvin Uwtley, commander of American Legion, are at peetUely, of the table.

Representatives cf the 9,000,WK veterans of the world war have departed for thsir nstlvs lands from the convention of the r. L U. A. C, interallied vet Bible class of the Christian church In the gym on Nov.' 21 and 22. The children of Mr. and Mrs. W. Eggers of Indianapolis blvd.. who has been on the sick list for several dayr are again able to be around. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Goldin'g of Ialce avenue attended the Roosevelt theater in Chicago yesterday and saw the picture of "When Knighthood Was in Flower." Mrs. Harry P.abe and little daughter of Myrtle avenue are getting along fine. Mrs. James Co wall of Indianapolis blvd. was in Chicago on business yesterday. Mrs. Hanson, who has been ill for the past few weeks at her daughter's home on Myrtle avenue la getting along nlctly. Mr;. Kaiser ar.d Mrs. Marsephol of Hammond, spent the day with the former's daughter, Mrs. Roy Wit ter and family of Lake avenue on Thursday. Julius Kinsock of Lake avenue left for Louisville. Ky., on business for the Standard Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. Schmlttle of Superior avenue, entertained several of their friends at their home on Friday evening. Mrs. Edward Bader of East Side spent Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herbert Brown, of Myrtle avenue. Mrs. William MoCune, president of the G. I. A. of Chicago, visited Mrs. Clara Timm of Lake avenue yesterday. Mrs. Baldwin of 120th street entertained her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Chat Keller, of Southern Missouri for a few days. ' Mrs. Jaoobson of East Side spent the day with Robertsdale friends yesterday. Mr. Ted Schroeder hs moved bis family Into the Smith cottage on Main street. Mr. DM1 Beach transacted business in Chicago yeeterday.

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HAIR GOODS Every item in our stock specially priced for this week only.

All Values to $9.00 on Special All Values to $16.50 on Special All Values to $22.50 on Special All Values to $35.00 on Special All items regularly priced $35 or under $4.50 on Special All Hair Nets cap shape only no grey or white erans' oreanlzarlon, at New Orleans, pledged to lead their bodies in the work of opposinjr the overt hnrw of governments and in bringing about the destruc About a dozen from here attended the funral of Mrs. McAuIlff, held at Valparaiso yesterday. Mrs. Henry Kruse visited friends in Chicago yesterday. The democratic meeting held here last evening in the Frederick building, was largely attended. Mrs. Phillips who has been quite seriously ill during the past two weeks, is much improved. The federal government has paid out approximately $750,0P,0U0 as compensation and Insurance claims to ex-.cervice men. S3

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WORK FOR PEACfe president of the iatersIHcd vets ot th right cents and Left eester, rax tion of implements af war, AJU via Owsley, nawly elected eoaw mander of the American Leaj.cn signed the rcsolntise for tb body. MUNSTER Tbe stork visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John HuUInr on Wednesday and left a little boarder. The town and school board held a private meeting Thursday evening. County Superintenent Condon and one of the state officials visited school on Thursday. PHONE 5

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