The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-15
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And Its
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NOTICE.
Commencing May lat Mr., J. l.. Clark.
5a4 18th ST.. Whiting. viii receive adj
vertisements for Whiting ana Roberts
dale for TINES Newspapers. Office
Phone 1sSW. Residence 33SJ. II
CAN whiting 154w Ter general haul
Ing and moving LoEsdon Bros.
4-l5-1mo
Exhibition tonight at Princess Thea
tfe BY Peter zebich. the worlds great
est strong man. is not under tho man
agencnt Of the theatre. but is private
enterprise Beginning Thursday at
Princess Theatre. Nary Miles Minter.
Tho Beauty and the Rogue" also
Hearst Pathe weekly. 5-15-1
Star Theatre tonight: Carlyle Black
well in His Royal Hlghness." bril-
liant production with many touches or
humor and pathos. Also Claire And
erson in His Late Lamented." a spe-
cial keystone comedy.
The world belongs to the energetic.
Starting and keeping up an account
with The Whiting Savings & Loan
association is manifestation Of en-
ergy. 5-15-1
Mrs. waldo. mother of Mrs. II. S.
Davidson. has returned from a several
weeks visit with relatives IN Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher of Laporte ave
nue., went to Chicago yesterday to
spend a few days as the guest of Mrs.
W. Z. warfick.
We are giving our own Trading
Stamps. They are moro valuable than
any other kind; 500 stamps are redeem
able for SI25 in merchandise or $1.0o
in cash.
6-1-tf H GORDON & SON
Officer Gust Emmel has resigned
from the Whiting police force.
William Hurst Of Ohio avenue. has
returned from Minnesota where he was
being treated for several weeks. He
IS much improved in health.
The Whiting boys who were at Camp
Logan. Texas. are now at Camp Upton
y Y This includes the following
high school boys who enlisted IN April.
1917. and who have always been kept
together. Francis Denham. Harry
Powers. Harold Reynolds. Roy Grif-
nth. Thomas EeclSich and Marcus and
Dick Woodward The boys are await
ing further orders.
Beginning Thursday, May :. 1918. we
viii give our own trading stamps in
stead OF the s & n All our patrons
wanting s. & H. stamps must redeem
their checks before June 18th. 1918
stiff II. GORDON & son.
Mrs. =. NJ. Rogers Of Central ave
nue.. has gone TO Virginia where she
will be tho guest Of relatives for a
number OF weeks
The members Of the Plymouth Aid
society Of the Congregational church
will have a social evening at the
church merit Friday night. T. which all
are invited
Mrs. James Beavens and daughters.
Misses Mayne and Helen Beavens OF
Ohio street. have returned home from
Ohio.
Walter and Lawrence Smith mem
bers of Chicago base hospital unit NO
10. are at Camp Merit, \. Y, awaiting
orders to proceed.
The amount collected by the Boy
Scouts OF Whiting in the third liberty
loan was s11.7O0. The boys who Will
be awarded honors for their work with
the number Of bonds secured and the
amount OF same follow: Clave 8 en-
house. Il. $500; H Thomas, IL. $500:
Edward OHara. u. 500. Abe Stoweu
u. $3.50; Horace GLADDEN., r. 500:
Harry Hoskins. u. $500; D. Conroy. IL.
800; c. Horibeek. II: $3.50; l. Nejdl
10. $3.50; Ralph Andrews. 10 $500. Al
number Of these boys received medal
in the last liberty loan campaign ana
in this instance q bar viii be added to
the medal they already have
Daniel ]. Procheska Of Whiting. who
was at Jefferson barracks. Mo- has
been transferred 70 For Benjamin Har-
rison. his address now being: D. J.
Prochacka, Post Hospital. Fort BENZ
amin Harrison. indianapolis. Ind In
a short note he wrote Just after arriv-