Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 152, Hammond, Lake County, 18 December 1922 — Page 5

WHITING NEWS NOTES

OBLIGING HUSBAND OF MOVIE STAR HEEDS WIFE'S INVITATION TO MOVE FKOM HOME

Miss Mary Murtha left Friday for Cleveland, Ohio, to spend the Christmas holiday with friends. . She will -return to her home after the first of the year. Thomas Dawn who was lone ago recognized as a wonder In basket ball, has only recently displayed his wonderful talent of making love. See him as Dennis JlcShane and Alice Maunder as Nora O'Darroh in the dramatlc's entertainment at the high school assembly Monday evening, at 8:00 o'clock. The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Ad'.e.v will be held Tuesday rooming at 9:00 o'clock from the Sacred Heart Church. Miss Elsie Brosjewskl most delightfully entertained the Eetty Lou Club at her home on Kew York ave., Friday evening. The house was beautifully decorated In keeping with the season. A grab bag was the center attraction of the evening, after which a dainty two course luncheon was served by the hostess. The guests departed at a late hour after spending a most enjoyable ev. entng. Mr. and Mrs. MUton Collins returned to thelT home in Spokane. "Washington, after spending a week w-lth relatives and friends. John Canner of 119th street was in Chicago on business Friday evening. The History and Literature Sections of the Woman's Fortnlghtlr

Club will meet with Mrs. Fred Smith of Oliver street this evening, ZUonday, December eighteenth This is the Christmas meeting and an attractive program has been planned. Royal Neighbors will meet in regular session this evening. Refreshments. All members are reguested to be present at this meeting. Mr. Druke Johnson of Schrage avenue is confined to his home with Illness. Civic Section luncheon of the Fort nightly Club will be held Tuesday noon at the home of Mrs. William nought on Cleveland avenue. The members planning on going, please notify Mrs. Peterson or Mrs. Rought by Monday noon. Rev. Ivey and Miss Bertha Tull will speak at this meeting. ' Mr. Alfred Dlmmock Sr., who has been seriously ill at his home on Oliver street is getting along very nicely. A pair of "Armor Plate" Silk nose makes an Ideal Christmas gift. We have three specials, priced at $1.25, J1.50 and $2.25 that you cannot afford to miss seeing; Freel's Specialty Shop, 531 113th street, Whiting. Ind. 12-18-1 Mr. and &Trs. Joe Kyle entertained friends from Altoona, Penn., at their home on Ohio avenue over the week-end. Division Xo. 3 of the Bp-worth League of the Methodist church en-

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had by all present. Refreshments were served after which the boys left fpr their homes wishing Clayton many more happy birthdays. Jacob Hoffman, of Hammond, was down visiting tils family over Sunday. Mrs. Henry Hoffman who Is In a hospital in Chicago, is recovering nicely and will be able to come home in a week or eo. Chester Sanders and Ceylon Ashton, who are working In Hammond, were home over Sunday.

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And Tony Was Getting "Damm Tired" of it as He Hurried Rescuers

Dorothy Oevora. The world's moit obliging husband has been found. He's Benjamin Sohn, Jr.. husband of Dorothy Devore, Christie comedy beauty. Coming home one night at Los Ansrelea he found a note on the table from his wife. It aaia: "Please move out efore morning, but leave your key." He did both. "What else wai I to do!" he asked later. "She dido't vast me, eo I just got out."

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Dick DeUitter, who has moved from his house on Columbia avenue is now living on Ridge. Road, up. rtairs. in Mra. Peter Krooy's house. Miss Kdith Kuiper of Oak Glen, was the truest 0f Jirs. p. Schoon Friday. Miss Agnes Daplin, teacher of the Elliott school, was the week-end truest of Louise Kaske. Our teachers attended the Teachers' Association In Hammond high school on Friday and the Teachers' Institute on Saturday. Mrs. Tolsma, mother of Mrs. D. Schoon died Thursday night. Sho leaved an aged husband and several married chilren, grand and greatsrand children. The funeral will he held Tuesday afternoon.

ROCKFORD. 111., Dec. 16. Trap Ic comedy or comic tragedy stalked in the wake of Tony Penozza here vlien he was burled beneath forty i"ns of coke at the Rockford Gas Company. Coke, had lodged in tho hopper chut4 of the filling shed. Tony and another workman entered the chute -o release the jammed flue. Then a great pile of It gave way carrying Tony with it. His fellow-worker rushed for aiO shovelern, the ambulance, doctoif so on growing larse, excited crowd They poked a pipe down to tony anC shouted. "Are you alive?" 'Yes," shoute back Tony, "but hurry up and get me out of here I'm getting damn tired." 15y hroic work Tony was freed seemingly none the worse for hi xperience. But he was rushed t the hos'iPita.1. There examinatlo: showed that he was all right. "I guess I'll go back o wo-1

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Mrs. Herbert Klemra of Superior avenue had her tonsils removed at the Tost Graduate hospital in Chicago last Saturday, by Dr. Ice. Mrs. Klenmi has been sick for some tini5 w ith rheumatism which the doctor

Donald Quincy of Chicago, was here over Sunday the guest of his father Dr. W. C. Quincy. A number of little boys were invited to the home of Clayton CavInder Saturday afternoon to help

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tertained the members of the league I furnished by Sterling's orchestra, and friends at a party in the church! Tce club ! planning on another

informed her was due to her tonsils) him celebrate his sixth birthday

at this time she was reported to bo getting along nicely.

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.vijiiie avenue were nammona visitors on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Swank and children spent the week-end with Mrs. Swank's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Masterson of Myrtle avenue. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Parmalee, of 120th street motcred to Gary Sunday.

Mrs. E. Black who for several i days has been confined by Illness, is 1 tor Hooii able to be cut agr.in. I '

The dance which was given toy the Triple Link Club Saturday evening. I

Games were played tby the youngsters and a general good time was

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pariors tTiday evening. Tne evening was spent in playing games ana contests, after which dainty refreshments were served. Tri Kappa Sorority will hold thair annual Christmas party at tha home of Mrs. James Griffith at 110S West Park avenue Wednesday evening, Dec. 20th at 6:45. Mrs. George Fedorko and baby, of Atchlsor.avenue are visiting rela

tives at HIUsTioro, 111. I The American Legion Auxiliary are planning on sending a Christmas j box to the disabled soldiers at the government hospital at Marlon, In-1 dlan-a. The following articles will be gladly accepted: Old ellk ties, j silk stockings, pieces of velvets orj

silk, pames. puzzles, cut-outs, magasines, music. Anyone having any of these articles please tie In neat bundles and leave them at the home of Mr. A. Exton-Porter, 419 Central avenue or Mrs. Wm. Griffith, 436 Ohio avenue by Wednesday, December 20th. Miss Mary Grogan ol Central avenue, is improving from her recent Illness.

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WHI k m llllil 1 1 IB I II I In IMS Select your Brunswick Phonograph at Se!fers, Whiting's exclusive agents for Brunswick phonographs and records. 10-30-lmo.

Marcel Wave, Shampoo, etc, call 558-J; Mrs .Fogli, 558 119th street. Whiting, Ind. 12-14-3 ,

Mr. and Mrs. Beach who have been residing here for some time, have moved to ToUeston, where Mr. Beach is employed.

Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors and Standard OH Co.. for their sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings extended us in our late bereavement, the death of our brother Oscar Barnekoff. FRANK BAJICTKOUT AND FAMILT. 12-18-1

OWNER OF MONTE I CARLO IS MYSTERY MAN OF EUROPE

K. Gordon & Sons are open ery evening until Christmas.

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Mr. Parker of East Side was a visitor at the Leverenr home on Myrtle avenue the latter part of last week. Mrs. John Shinter of Pearl street was a shopper In Chicago Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Nicholson and son Clifford weTe In Chicago on Saturday. Miss Louise Kiger who Is employed as a stenographer at LaFayette. and Is living with an aunt at that place Is expected home this coming Saturday to remain with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Kiger of Myrtle av., over the holidays. The Westminster Club of the First Presbyterian church are making great preparations for their Christmas party which will be held Thursday evening at the West Park school auditorium. A Tery fine program has been arranged.

Handsome Christmas Gift Is a Columbia Graphonola. Sold on easy payments by Sam Aronberg, B02 119th street, open evening 12 6-t; Regular meeting of Sons and Daughters of Lfberty will be held on Thursday night. Election of officers and refreshments. A good attendance Is desired. 12-1S-1 Go to H. Gordon and Son big busy tore for your Cbrltauia ahopplnji. 12-18-5 Seeing our line of pretty handkerchiefs and novelties will make your "gift selecting" easy; Freel's Speclaity Shop, C31 118th street, phone 427-M. Whiting, Ind. 12-18-1 STAll THEATRE TOXIGHT Harry Carey In "GOOD MG.V AND

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Bbodea, Kox Nt and. Comedy. 12-1S-2 Michigan Christmas Trees for sale at 119th street near Pennsylvania R. R. tracks. Prices reasonable. 12-18-1

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"Xentrone Prescription 69" for rheumatism! Nothing like it in the wide world. It is a prescription that everybody is talking about, and when one takes it, it penetrates to the muscles and joints and quiekV? drives out the causes of the painful trouble. Druggists are eEng a -whole lot of "Neutrone Prescription 99" to people who must have free and strong muscles to support a vigorous body for work. Gat "Neutrane Prescription 99" for weary, stiff and painful muscles and joint). Get it to take out thr agony from thoss painful limbs. Use this sure relief, not only fo; rheumatism, but to clear up th iidneys, make the liver work an purify the blood. A week's treat ment for 75c. Iarge size bottle $1.20. "Neutrone Prescription 93' comes in both tablet and liquid form, -which ever -way you prefer an2 is sold by all leading drug stores. STTCUrXTRS fhak.ua CT

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We recommend WEST CREEK STEAM COAL For large steam plants very economical burns freely low in sulpher very little clinker Use CHESTNUT COKE in your base burner. Yf'ill not harm your stove very little waste goes about as far as hard coal. Phone 1490 The Beckman Supply Company

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These Club Pianos represent the flower of Hob&rt M. Cable production. To say they are rare musical instruments does not half express it.

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Perhaps it seemed a little audacious when we announced that we would form a gigantic Buying Club of 200 Members, to whom we would sell 200 Pianos a Players. Bet from past experience, we felt sure it would be a success that it would GO OVER THE TOP. Now, that the Club is an ASSURED SUCCEi we feel like telling the public about it. Many of the best families of Hammond have taken advantage of this very exceptional offer and are now enjoying their homes the influence of good music, the heads of many of these families are business men men who are accustomed to investigate a preposition fr every angle before taking it on they have investigated thU Club offer and haTe found it financially solid that it POSSESSES REAL MERIT; then joined : Club. Only a Few More Days in Which to Take

Advantage of This Exceptional Off This Club offer is drawing to a close. Surely, it will not last long than the end of the present week. As stated from time to time, ONI 200 MEMBERS WILL BE ACCEPTED AND THE MEMBERSH BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED AS SOON AS THIS NUMBER 200 AF ENROLLED. Only a Kttle over 30 Memberships are to be had, and v strongly urge that those, who contemplate joining the Club, A( QUICKLY. WHAT IT COSTS TO JOIN

THE CLUB The Club Membership fee is $10.00. This is credited on the price $385.00. The balance, $375.00 you pay out in -mall installments of 2 dollars and j0 cents per week, without interest As soon as you join the Club and pay your Membership fee. your piano will be delivered to your home, with a beautiful stool to match of same wood and finish. YOU GET YOUR PIANO AS SOON AS YOU JOIN THE CLUB. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL THE CLUB IS FILLED. PLAYER-PIANOS. BABY GRANDS AND REPRODUCING-PIANOS WITH CLUB TERMS AND PRIVILEGES For prospective Club Members who prefer a Player Piano, RcproducingPiano in Upright or Grand, or a Baby Grand we have worked out a plan whereby they can secure the instrument of their choice and at the same time avail themselves of the Club Terms and Privileges; at a slight advance in tho weekly installments. REASONABLF. AIXOWANCE WILL BE MADE ON USED INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. DO YOU WANT A USED PIANO OR PLAYER We have a fine lot of Pianos and Players trade-ins taken in exchange on Hobart M. Cable Players and Grands. Every one of them has been rebuilt in our LaPorte Factory, and re-conditioned throughout. Some are just as good as new. Each one bears our Factory Guarantee for 5 years. Specially priced at $90.00 and up. Club terms and privileges as low as $1.25 per week.

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THIRTY DAYS FREE TRIAL, WITH YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED Tin's is the "spirit" as well as the "letter" of this Hobart M. Cable Co-operative Club If the Piano is not just exactly as represented, we do not want you to bare it. Thu is not an ambiguous assertion. We mean it we MEAN to give you your money back. Just telephone us and we will simply send and get it, and that will be the end of the affair. ONE YEAR IN WHICH TO BECOME THOROUGHLY SATISFIED If, at any time within one year from dIe of your Club Membership you become dissatisfied from any cause whatever we will t!low you a free exchange privilege, applying vhatever sum you shall have paid, cn ihe pu-chase of a more expensive Piano, Player or Baby Grand.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF FACTS AND FIGURES

We are forming a Gigantic Buying Club of 200 Members to whom we will sell 200 Pianos. The regular value of these 200 Pianos is $93,000.00. They will be sold to these 200 Club Members for a total of $77,000.00 a saving to the club amounting to $16,000. The Entire Club can earn in Cash Rebates a total of $3,600.00. The "No Interest clauie in the Contract will save the Club Members a total of $9,620.00. The entire saving to the Club will amount to $29,220.00, and the saving to each individual Member amounts to $146.10. And these 200 Club Members will get Direct Factory Service from the Hobart M. Cable Factory at LaPorte. This advantage alone, cannot be estimated in Dollars and Cents. Each Club Member is fully protected by the IRONCLAD HOBART M. CABLE TEN YEAR GUARANTEE a guarantee that is written to' protect the purchaser. Each Member is protected by the Life Insurance Feature of the Club Contract cancellation cf all unpaid balance in the event of the death of the signer of the Contract, and various other special privileges and condirior-s that do not go with ordinary Piano selling.

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5 Each Club aienVher will tooao mlzo to tha extent of &&0.00 o: tb regular prlc. 6 Club Mombera can further r duo tlis prioa with paymant; made befora dr. a data. Thl; mounts to $18.00. 7 The No Interest clause la th contract saves each Club Mem bar tha neat sum of 5-48.10. 8 The total saving- to each Clul Member la $143.13. 9 Tha rrSce. S3K5.00, lnclud: everything. There are no frills no extras.

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back If the rlano is not as rap. resentofl. 12 Frea exchange privileg-a at aa; time within one year, allowing full purchase price you paid on any hlffher priced Instrument 13 TJpon tha death cf a member ai; future payments will be cancelled and a clear receipt sen', to his family. 14 Special club prices and prlrileires on Flayers and Baby Grands. 15 Literal allowance made on used instruments taAea ia exchange. IS Used pianos and players sold on proportionately Ijw Club tertaa with club priTllcg-es. J

DIRECT FACTORY SERVICE This is a matter demanding consideration and the value cannot be fsti mated in Dollars and Cents. It is a safe-jruard thct csn be depended upon should the occasion arise. The Hobart M. Cable Company has been in LaPort almost a quarter of a century and will always be there with more than a hundrei trained experts to render service when zxtiti.

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