The Lake County times. [volume], October 12, 1918, SATURDAY AND WEEKLY EDITION, Image 10

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TUB TIELCO.v
Whiting
And Its
People
Leonard Turner of John street has re
covered from his illness and was able
to assume his work at the University of
Illinois, where ha has registered In the
S. A. F. C.
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Paskwlets and
son. David. Jr.. of Sheridan avenue, all
of whom have been very ill with Spanish
influenza, were reported improved yes
terday. Mr. Faskwietz has been very
ill.
Mr. Charles Chant and baby of Cleve
land avenue are visiting relatives in
South Chicago.
Mrs. Edward OHaxa f Cleveland ava
r.ue, who has been very ill. is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Xelson, both of
whom have been ill with Spanish In
fluenza, are recovering.
The recent marriage of Miss Mary B.
Cole of Hammond, formerly of this city,
and JTrank Frohl of Hammond will be
of interest to the many Wilting friends
of the young lady. Mr. Frohl has now
entered Lake Forest College at Lake
Forest. 111., enrolling in the S. A. T. C,
while his bride will remain with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole, of
Hammond.
Mrs. Harry Lee and daughter. Mar
guerite, both of whom have been very
ill with influenza, are improving.
Mrs. ,C. M. Helman has returned from
Hammond, where she spent a week at
the home of her son, owing to the illness
of Mrs. Leo Helman.
The 'Whiting police held their monthly
shooting contest on "Wednesday, which
was won by Chief Collins. The scores
made were as follows: Collins 12 ). Petty
S3, Lawler S5, Xizlolkiewica 70, Wies'.n
ski 7. Girard 6. McCuen 60. Janes 4 6,
Kilcullen 41.
Anton Gorgan -was arrested by Officers
Janos and Kilcullen on complaint of his
wife. Catherine Gorgan. of Front street,
charging him with assault and battery.
Gorgan Is being held awaiting trial.
John Badlna of Indiana boulevard was
faken to St. Margaret's Hospital Thurs
day night suffering with pneumonia,
which followed Spanish influenza.
John Kost was arrested by Chief
Brunas of the S. O. Co. on the charge
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BAKER'S
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is a
delicious
and whole
some drink
of great food
value and
absolute
purity.
1 Chocolate and coco add
in flavor and energy giving
material to a diet and their
if, use will help in many ways
ill in thf nrmiraHnn r.f t lot-
able, nourishing dishes from
those foods of which there is
an abundance."
BoakJet of Cftoee Rclpe
Sent Free.
WAITER BAKER & CO.
Limited
DORCHESTER. - MASS.
Established 1780
of trespass. For this offense Kost was
arraigned before Judge Green and fined
$10 uid costs, amounting to $23.30. Upon
payment of this he was re-arrested on
the charge of larceny, he having stolen
a hose. For this offense he was also
fined $10 and costs, amounting to $23.30.
This Kost also paid and was released.
Steve Yancho of 20S 119th street suf
fered a broken arm and other serious
injuries on Thursday night when he on
his motorcycle collided with a peddler's
wagon at 108th street and Indiana boule
vard about 9:30 o'clock. Yancho was
brought to the office of Dr. Hoskins and
later taken to St. Margaret's Hospital,
where his condition was reported as
being serious yesterday. On the motor
cycle with Yancho was also Joseph Sim
mo, who was also badly injured.
Frederick Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Alien of 119th street, and Miss
Erna Sobach of the East Side were
united in marriage on Thursday. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. George
A. Jones, pastor of the First Church of
Christ. The witnesses were the groom's
sister. Miss Gustie Allen, and Miss Mary
Byer. The groom is home on a furlough
from Camp MacPherson, Ga. Ho will
return to camp next Tuesday and the
bride will reside in Whiting with her
husband's parents. .
The funeral of Method Brozina. age
34 years, whose death was the result
of Injuries sustained while at work at
the S. O. Co.. was held yesterday, being
In charge of Undertaker Baran. Services
were conducted by Rev. Father Benedict,
interment being at St. John's cemetery,
Hammond. Brozina leaves a wife in
Europe. He has been in America for five
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemar C Grubb and
family of 119th street have been visiting
at the home of the latter's parents in
Greencastle, Ind.
According to the reports from the
Board of Health office, the Spanish in
fluenza epidemic does not improvo in
Whiting.
Automobile thieves are busy in Whit
ing, so owners of cars had better take
precaution. Yesterday morning when
William Zimmerman took his machino
from the garago he was surprised to
find the large Paige car owned by David
J. Faswwletz standing in the alley in
the rear of John C. Hall's residence,
about twelve lots away. Investigation
showed that the lock on the Faskwietz
garage had been picked and the car
taken out. The police are of the opinion
that the thieves were frightened at this
point and made their getaway, as the
car had not been damaged.
Jack Kazdam, a Junk dealer, was ar
rested by Chief Brums of the S. O. Co.
force on the charge of stealing brass
from the company. Kazdam was re
leased on $100 cash bond.
Miss Emily Hull has returned to
Whiting from the west. She has taken
a position in the N. Y. C. ticket office.
H. Tomlinson, a X. Y. C. telegraph
operator, who had been sent to "Whiting
for ten days, was the victim of Spanish
influenza and passed away at his home
In Chicago two days after being stricken.
Tomlinson, who was 28 years old, is
survived by a widow and one child.
For Rent Thoroughly modern front
room; young married couple preferred.
1252 Atchison avenue. 10-12-3
We wish to thank our friends for floral
offerings and sympathy extended during
our late bereavement. M. Schafer and
family. 10-12-1
Infants' saeques. bonnets and bootees
are beautifully knit of fine white wool
rattles and beads of fast color, sweater
sets, having leggins, cap sweater and
mlts to match, are a few of the new
baby necessities we Just received. H.
Gordon & Son. 10-12-1
October finds us fully prepared with
the desired dress essentials for the little
"miss." Gordon's. j
Our Fall supply of Munslng Tinder
wear has reached us. Vests, tights and
suits In the finest makes of knit under
wear. Gordon's. 10-12-1
Lost Collection book, between For
sythe and "Whiting, on October 9. Re
turn to Father Benedict. Lincoln avenue.
Whiting. Fhone 2 3. Reward. 10-12-1
Freemen buy bonds: slaves wear them.
What do you wish to be? A freeman
or a slave? Subscribe for a Liberty
Bend at once at the "Whiting Savings
and Loan Association. 10-12-1
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better LookingTake
Olive Tablets
If your skin is yellow complexion pallid
tongue coated appetite poor you have
a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good
feeling you should take Olive Tablets.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substitute
forcalomel were prepared by Dr.Edwards
after 17 years of study with hi9 patients.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes,
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood days you must pet at the cause.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel yet have
no dangerous.af ter effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti
pation. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
cote the pleasing results.
Luther of this place. The funeral serv
ices were held yesterday at his home
and were In charge of the Macabees of
which he was an active member. Rev.
Lawrence of the St. F.. church officiated.
The interment was at the Hobarf ceme
tery. The funeral of Miss Florence Carey,
who died at the Mercy hospital in Chi
cago, Monday, was held Wednesday.
Services were conducted by Rev. Wm.
Hoff of St. Bridget's Catholic church and
the interment was at the McCool ceme
tery. Miss Carey was a graduate nurse
at which profession she has been work
ing for the past 10 years. Her death
was caused from pneumonia. She was
20 years old and besides her parents she
is survived by one sifter and two
brothers.
Miss Mary Thompson, daughter of
Prof, and Mrs. Thompson, formerly of
this place, was united in marriage last
Monday to Mr. Evan Daugherty of
Crown Foint. The ceremony was per
formed by Judge Harry Nicholson at
Crown Foint. The young couple will
make their home at the county seat.
Mrs. Geo. Federsen, who underwent
an operation 2 weks ago at the Mercy
hospital at Gary, is much improved and
was brought here to her home Wednes
day. The bake sale, which was to have been
held this Saturday by the Married
Ladies' Sodality of St. Bridget's Catholic
church, has been postponed on account
of the Influenza epidemic.
The Hobart Ice Co. has purchased
from the Lake and Porter Land Co. of
Gary a tract of land south of the Mich
igan Central R. R. on Broadway and
YOUR SICK CHILD
IS
LDQKAT TONGUE
If cross, feverish or bilious
give "California Syrup
of Figs."
HOBART
Mr. Philip Roper, sr., who has been
suffering from heart trouble for the past
8 years passed away at his home east
of town, Monday, aged 71 years. He has
lived on a farm near Hobart since the
year 1856. He is survived by a wife
and four sons Ernest G. Rorer of East
Gary'and Messrs. Philip, Jr.. Robert and
No matter what ails your child, a
gentle, thorough laxative should always
be the first treatment given.
If your little one is out-of-sorts, half
sick, isn't resting, eating and acting
naturally look. Mother! see if tongue
la coated. This is & sure sign that it's
little stomach, liver and bowels are
clogged with waste. When cross, irri
table, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad
or has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore
throat, full of cold give a teaspoonful
of "California Syrup of figs." and in a
few hours all the constipated poison,
undigested food and sour biie gently
moves out of its little bowels without
griping, and you have a well, playful
child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative," because
it never fails to cleanse the little one's
liver and bowels and sweeten the stom
ach and they dearly love its pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies, chil
dren of all ages and for grown-ups
printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
your druggist for a 60-cent bottle ot
"California Syrup of Figs;" then se
that it is made by the "California Fig
Syrup Company." Adv.
Store Open
Until
10 P. M.
Tonight.
Store Open
Until
10 P. M.
Tonight.
Convenient Terms Gladly Arranged
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A Three-Piece Cane Parlor Suite
The most popular suite for the parlor or living room follow the type of
the 2-piece suite illustrated above.
We have a beauty In a 3 piece suite, Including t,he davenport, chair and rocker. Period style in
dark mahogany finish. This suite is upholstered in tapestry velvet with loose cushions to match.
Cane back and ends put the finishing touch to a master set of furniture. f
frice - 9lO2(J0
Three-Piece Cane Parlor Suite $98.00
Another suite of three pieces worthy of particular mention is one at $98.00. You will seldom
find furniture of this class priced so low. It has a mahogany frame, blue velour covering and
cane panels at back and ends.
A Three-Piece Bed
Room Suite, $107.50
This suite Is a very special value at this low
price, regularly selling at $135. The suite con
tains a bed, dresser and chlfforette. It may be
had finished in Ivory, walnut or mahogany.
The dresser has the very desirable triple mirror.
A 10 -Piece Dining
Room Suite, 135.00
For your dining room this suite In a William
and Mary period design may be your choice.
Five chairs, one arm chair, table, buffet and
serving table. Finished in mahogany, of-mch
table, 48-inch buffet with mirror back.
88 li '&U l
New Draperies
and Curtains
Beautiful Net
and Lace Cur
tains in cornbi-
tion with window
draperlea on dis
play.
Curtain Net. 45-inch curtain nets in
white, ecru and ivory. Filet and all
over designs. Splendid values at, per
jard - 29C
Cretonnes Light colored for bedroom
hanging, box covers, cushions and
many other things. Per yard.... 29(j
Madras Curtains Made Dutch style
with valance, cream ground, pastel
colored flowers, hemmed ready to
taEs- Pair - S3.9S
Sun Fast Madras For overdrapery
and door hangings, 36 inches wide,
beautiful artistic colorings G9C
Whittall Rugs
Known every
where for their
rich colorings
and extraordinary
wearing qualities.
Beautiful oriental designs and rich col
orings combined with unexcelled
wearing qualities have brought Whit
tall Rugs the reputation that they now
enjoy. The Whittall Rug is a rusr of
quality, the rujr it pays to buy. Whit
tall' means added years of wear and
appearance.
9x12 8.3x10.6 6x9
$89.50 $79.50 $49.50
Seamless Velvet Rugs
are low in price. Handsome pat
terns in pleasing colore These rugs
are well known for their good wearing
qualities
9x12 8.3x10.6 6x9
$39.75 $33.75 $24.75
J
Blankets, Wool & Cotton
Wool Nap Blankets In plain gray or tan colors, with
fancy light colored borders. Size 72xS0 inches,
weight 5 pounds to the pair.
Special at
Woolen Blankets 65 wool, size 66xS0 inches, 2-inch
block plaids in pink, blue, gray and pA G
tan. A $12.50 value, at. f)cOU
Cotton Comforts Covered with best quality silko
line, plain silk borders, size 72x84 inches. Filled
with white long staple cotton.
Priced at
Grey and Tan Blankets With pink, blue and black
pin stripe borders. Size 70xS0 inches.
Weight 3 lbs. to the pair. Special at....
$5.98
and black
2.98
In. nf In riifi -f fei'J
Renown Underfeed Heaters
With hard coal practically impossible to se
cure this winter, you want a stove that will
burn soft coal without the usual amount of
t smoke, soot and gas. The Renown Under
feed Heater is a stove built under a now
plan. The underfeed way removes smoke,
soot and gas by burning. This saves a groat
deal of fuel. Let us explain this stove. Two
izes
$40.50 and $45.00
extending', aou'.h to 11th avenue. They
expert to erect a cold storagre warehouse
at this place.
ROBERTSDALE
No services will be held at the
Evangelical church tomorrow unless the
ban rlaced by the state board of health
is lifted when services will be heid as
usual in the Franklin auditorium.
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jt.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wickhorst of In
diana Harbor were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Long of Lake avenue,
Thursday.
fr. A T CViaHn. m,nt Thitpejlatf in
Hammond visiting her sister. Mrs. Rob-! Roberts avenue. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eader and Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Marts spent Thursday
visiting in Chicago.
Clara, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thiele of Atchison avenue, is Quite
ill at their home.
A. M. Martz of Myrtle avenue visited
at the Faust home in Chicago, Wednes
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buehler of Lake
avenue entertained at a. six o'clock din
ner in honor of Mrs. Dunn of Rockport,
Texas, Friday evening.
Mrs. John Murry of Roberta avenue
has been ill with an attack of rheuma
tism for several days.
Mrs. Domke of Chicago visited her
daughter, Mrs. William Kohrdanz, of
Bank
li)S)ji.5
Depository for U. S. Government
State of Indiana, Lake County
City of Hammond and
School City of Hammond
Today Wc Represent. Over
$1,400,000
remarkable growth considering that this bank has not com
bined, or taken over any other institution. On this rematkablo
showing we solicit your banking business.
We pay 3 interest on Savings Ac
counts payable January 1st and July 1st of
each year.
DIRECTORS,
ANTON H. TAPPER
CARL E. BAUER
WW. D. WE18
LEO WOLF
JAMES W. 8TIN80N
- - JOSEPH J. RUFP
- F. R. tCHAAF
OFTTCtRS.
f, R- 8CHAAF Pref dnt
WM. p. WEIS, Vice P ret 1 dent.
A- H. TAPPER, Vice President.
H. M, JOHNSON, Cashier.
L. a EDER, Asst. Cashier.
i
crt Crow and family.
Henry Eggers of Lake avenue trans
acted business In Crown Point, yester
day.
Mrs. McNeil and Miss Violet Nichol
son spent Thursday visiting in Chi
cago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bland, Jr.. of Rob
erts avenue visited at the Seliger home
in East Side last evening.
Mrs. Carl Horchler of Chicago visited
her sister, Mrs. William Eggera of In
diana boulevard yesterday.
Miss Lydia Lutz of Indiana Harbor
spent several days here the guest of
Mrs. John Murry of Roberts avenue.
A. J. Dreesen of Roberts avenue was
a Hammond business visitor Thursday
evening.
Every W oman Wants
FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE
Ditaolved in water for douches atop
pelvic catarrh, ulceration and inflam
mation. Recommended by Lydia E,
Pinkham Med. Co, for ten years.
A healinz wonder for nasal catarrh,
sore throat and sore eyes. Economical.
Has cxtnnrdmaxy duinng sod germicidal power.
Sunola Fran. 50r- all AnyoenMl. rr nrmVnmiA b
Vmatl. "The PaTton Toil. Q-tnpanv. Bton. Mtai.
Mr. McGorty of Roberts avenue is
able to be out again after a severe at
tack of Spanish influenza.
fluenza In town. The Christian parochial
school closed Monday and the public
school Tuesday. The Red Cross room
was not opened for work this week. It
is hoped that a further spread of the
disease will be checked.
Mrs. A- L. Reiner and children are
visiting wth relatives in Blue Island.
ST. JOHN
T
John Miller, Jr., transacted business
In Chicago on Thursday.
Mrs. C. L. Fritts visited several days
with relatives at Chicago.
The Math Schumacher family, who
have been elck with Spanish Influenza,
are Improving.
Mrs. John Dewes, sr., and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Herman, left Friday morn
ing for Indianapolis to visit with their
eon and brother. John Dewes, Jr.
Miss Marie Kammer, who has been
visiting several days here with her
mother, will return to East Chicago on
Monday.
LOWELL
DR. ROB'T J. CARROLL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
155 State St., Hammond, Ind.
Phone 3419.
i gve my own medicines.
WE ARE REGISTERED
OPTOMETRISTS
And examine your eyes
without thou8&JJf drugs.
The Misses Lucile Brownell and Imo
gene Strickland, who are attending the
Indiana University, came home last
evening on account of the college being
closed.
Joseph Little, who Is attending the
training camp at Furdue University,
came last evening to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Little.
The Misses Emily Nelson and Glen
Fletcher, who are attending the Purdue
University at Lafayette, came home last
evening on account of the school being
closed.
Mrs. Earl Hayden and daughter were
Chicago visitors yesterday.
The doctors here report that there is
no abatement of the Influenza. New
cases are developing every day. It is
to be hoped they will soon get the
disease under controL
REAL ESTATETR ANSFE RS
EAST CHICAGO.
Smith Bader Davidson Co. to
Maurice F. Eeck. Ls 6 to 10,
B 25. NW 23-S7-9
VVHITING.
John Matusik and wife to John
Kubackl et al, Ls 1 to 15.
B 4. Stiglitz Sub
Maggie Beavan (wid) to Sulli
van Tokarz Co, L 20, Sheridan
Fark Add 4,500.00
John P. Gerlach , Comr., to
Frances Gerlach, Ft NW NW
2S-35-3, Tt VT of RR SW NW
2S-36-9. -vVVi NE NW & W 8
in. EVi NE NW ex L rod
S in. In NWi 23-S5-9. 77 ac. 7.31S.00
1.00
I,?00.00
Iiammond
Optical Co.
141 E. State St. Hammond
HIGHLAND
Mrs. Charles W. Houk, who has been
visiting relatives in Highland, went to
Crown Foint Wednesday to spend a few
days visiting wth relatves and f rends
before leaving for her home in Benton,
III.
Robert Blue of Rennselaer, who re
cently entered the service, spent a brief
furlough here the first part of the week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Blue.
There are several cases of Spanish in-
INDIANA HARBOR.
George W. O'Brien and wife to
Valer D. Popesca and wife.
L 25, B 64. Indiana Harbor.. 6,300.00
Eskey Breman and wife to
Standard Forgings Co., L 14,
B 2, 4th Add. Standard Forg
ings Co.'s Block "A" 1.00
GART.
Dora Blankenburg (wid) to
Robert M. Davis, L 34, B 119,
Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub 1.00
Mid City Realty Co. to Joseph
Scavillo & Domenick, L 1,
Ball Fk Add. 2,500.00
Alexander W. Knox to Lois
Humiston Knox, Ls 35, SS, B
4, W. G. Wrights 1st Add 1.00
Albert Hammarberg and wife
to George W. Brining and
wife. L 17, B 88, Gary Land
Co.'s 1st Sub. 1.00
Gary Land Co. to Joseph Tittle.
Ls 8. 9. B 60, Gary Land Co.'s
1st Sub. 30,000.00
HAMMOND.
William Ahlborn and wife to
Charles E. Lawrence, L 42,
L 43. B 10, tEschenbergs
State Line Add. 1.00
Hamd Home & Inv. Co. to Mary
J. Nicholas, E 25 Wly 50 L
13, B S, rediv Helbergs Oak
Ridge ' Add. 1.00
Englehardt Ullrich and wife, et
al, to Roy C. Keesee and wife,
L 3, N'i L 4, B 1, H. W.
Sohl's Eth Add. 1.00
Frank S. Betz and wife to Chas.
N. Scott. Ls 38. 39, B 12, Hoff-
mans 3rd Add. 1 00
TOLLESTON.
Mattle Scott (unmar) to David
Glueck, et al, Ls 1, 2. B 23,
Co.'s 6th Add. 1 00
Constantine Stavron and wife
to- James H. Lyons, L 6, B 53,
2nd Oak Pk Add. 550.00
Alexander Stavron (bach) et al
to James H. Lyons, L IS, B
53, 2nd Oak Pk Add. 650.00
R. Haubold (bach) to Paul
Paulinkas. Ls 7. 42, 43, B 42,
2nd Oak Fk Add. 130.00
John Gasper and wife to Ilia
and Anna Simeon, Ls E, 6, B
11, Oak Fk Add 700.00
Harry B. Barker (bach) to Geo.
Tarkanyi, L 13. B 2. Gary Fk
Add.
Thomas T. Snell Tr. to Mid
CKy Realty Co., L 42, B 16,
Oak Pk Add.
EAST. CHICAGO.
Josef Rustejk and wife to Kas
per Wojewoda and wife, L S3,
B 24, SW 23-37-9
1.00
1.00
1.BO0.CO
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Afford?'
JLSTHMJi
INSTANTLY RELIEVED WITH
OR MONEY REFUNDED ASK ANY DRUGGIST
Hammond
Auto Sheet Metal
Wor&s
690 Hohman Street.
ll your
radiator is
leaking,
bring it to
us and wo
will repair
it for you
and not
overcharge
you. W e
guarantee our work. "We
also replace new cores. AVo
make and repair Fenders,
Boods, Tanks and Lamps.
PHONE 3033.
Tel. Cast Chicago Is
DR. J. GOLDMAN
DENTIST
Flrat National Baak B14C
Cor. Cnlcafa 4k Forsyth Am
east cniCAoo. ia.
Consultation In Kngllsa. Germaa
Foliah. slavish and Russian.
Hammond Iron
& Metal Company
MARCUS BROS., PropsT
Wholesala Dealers In
IRON, METALS, RUBBER
AND SECOND HAND
MACHINERY
Offices: 340 Indiana Ave.
Yards Sohl Street and Indiana Av,
HAMMOND : INDIANA.
Office Phone 127. Res. Phone 104S-R,