The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-04

Short family were former Whiting resi-
dents and Charles Shorts OF this city
was summoned home by his fathers i'll
ness. In additiot to lVs widow. he
leaves two daughters and two sons.
Charles Of Whiting. ana Frank Of Neod-
esha. kan.
beginning Thursday. May =. 1918. We.
Will give our own trading stamps in
stead Of the S. & IT. All our patrons
wanting s. & II stamps must redeem
their checks before June 18TH. 1915.
6-l-tf r. GORDON &. SON.
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT.
Lima CovaIiere Ia ..The Eternal
Temptress.' = strong emotional drama
Of love snd war. Italy before her en-
trnnce into the Erent struggle for De-
mocracy Il the stage. American. Hal
ian md Austrian embassies. plot. The
eternal woman, the Rcnson scenery.
wonderful showing; Rome the Vatican.
Venice. etc. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Drew. comedy.
This 81 wonderful Red Cross ben
eft. See wonderful show and help.
Mrs. Morton Trout OF Pennsylvania
avenue. has returned from three
weeks visit with relatives in Dixon.
Ill
VIZ R JenlFa5 ~" been entertaining
his sister. her husband and family who
have now LETT for their future home
in H0lton Mich.
The Trench Comfort club will meet
at the library a p. m. this evening
Mrs. Darwin Root who is at her
homo in New York. where she is at
present confined IN the hospital IS i'm
proving
Mr.. and Mrs T. Abraham and MT and
Mrs II. Steiuke have been entertaining
several relatives from Waaatah. Ind
and Kankakee. III.
STAR THE ATRF TONIGHT.
Special Red Cross Benefit Is 10 be
given. when Nsdge Evans. the worlds
kiddie star. will he seen in "Wanted-
Mother IT Is q fascinating story
that Is told in this pIctureJ "a story
thnt viii appeal to ali grown ups, and
which children. well, will like. Also
Also Al reel Pnthc Comedy. featuring
Harry Floyd.
Frank Fisher Of Chicago. was ar
/ rested by Officer Janos on Saturday
for peddling flour without Il license
Fisher. who is employed by Cummings
& Russell had taken a load of flour to
Gary. He appears to have had some
extra sacks with him and these he was
selling to Steiglitz Pork housewives
in $50 pound sacks. He was released
on a SIS cash bond 70 appear tornor-
row for trial
Save your profit sharing stampsl
I Bank pay you interest on the money
YOU save; we pay you interest on the
s~,-t
stiff H GORDON & SON
! LOT FOR sALE-334 Central ave.
Whiting. 6-1-s
, The regular meeting Of Whiting lodge
SO. 5fs. X Of P, viii be held Thurs
| will be conferred on several candi-
| dates.
| Mrs, Roy Haight OF Fast Chicago. who
| -ormerly lived in Whiting. who has
| been at the Hohreneman hospital in
| Chica 70. will be compelled to undergo
another serious operation.
! p. p. Bumhour visited Mat HAYES at
| the University hospital in C-fcasN
Sunday. and found him to be improv-
ing.
/ All ladies' Of Whiting and vicinity
| are invited to free demonstration Of
/ The uses Of wheat substitutes at the
! Whiting high school building. Thurs
day and Friday. June s and Z at 10
a. m. and p. m. The demonstration
IS sent TO Whiting from Purdue uni
versity. and this viii be a profitable
| meeting for housewives.
The Plymouth Aid society will hold
| their regular meeting AT the home Of
/ Mrs. Johnson. 412 Center street to-
might a miscellaneous shower Will be
given.
Mr. and Mrs Edward schaefer and son
! Stanley viii leave Saturday night for
! Balston Spa. y. Y. TO visit the form
ers parents.
| Mr. and Mrs y p Purinton Of Sher-
idan avenue. have returned from mo-
| tor trip TO Angola Ind. where they Wis
/ tied the formers mother.
| Mr. and Mrs David Pinkerton have
! purchased a lot on Central avenue. on
which they intend erecting a home.
The Trench Comfort club Of Whit
ing viii have white elephant sale
and auction in the building at 119th
and Sheridan avenue tomorrow night be
ginning at ?. m. There will he food
sale and auction. the auction TO be in
charge Of Whiting men who have spec
iaiized in this art. The proceeds viii
buy yarn for the soldier boys who are
coming and going ANY one having
salabie articles they can donate may
take them direct 20 the building or no.
ttrv some Of the club members.
Seven more Whiting boys were in
ducted into service. leaving Whiting
on Saturday morning In the absence
( Of Joseph FearfnA who could not he