Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 208, Hammond, Lake County, 21 February 1910 — Page 6
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Monday, Feb. 21, 1910.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT J
Crown Point Lost It. Possibly through the' fact that Crown Point citizens failed to make any concerted action to land the republican county convention, to be held next April 9, the county seat loses an event that has be n TTs own for the asking for
years. Indiana Harbor, by making" a strong; plea for the next convention and by the most vigorous and concerted boosting of the Harbor citizens, the next contender for the plum, Gary, was also beaten in the running. '. Crown Point's representation at the Harbor meeting was smaller than any town In the county, even democratic St- John sending a larger delegation to the committeemen meeting than the county seat A canvas was made of the committeemen assembled at the meeting previous to the calling of the convention and it. was made evident that Crown Point's chances of landing the convention were nil, the . poor transportation facilities provided by the Erie were given as the only excuse by any of the committeemen assembled for wishing a. change of location for the county convention. The Harbor representation went ..Into the meeting with nearly thirty-six votes for the landing of the county convention, and with Gary holding the balance of the votes the uselessness of even nominating Crown Point for the honor was evident. Thb Times last week made a plea for Crown Point citizens to make some concerted action to Induce s the Brie to give better transportation facilities, especially In the afternoon, and pointed out the loss of business, past and future, that results from this cause, and at the same time prophesied that other events of greater importance would be lost to the county seat If the situation was not relieved. The loss of the convention, though not of
great Importance, shows the trend 61 feeling and bears out the Tecent prophecy. Certainly this should be food for
serious thought among Crown Point
business man, and that some drastla action should be taken Is only too evident. Crown Point cannot afford tt
lose even a convention for the lack of railroad facilities, and to lose these
public meetings and business-bringing events, one by one, is only paving the way for other things of greater importance to be lost to the county seat. Get busy, citizens.
Whiting Is Beaten. The Crown Point high school basketball five was victorious over Whiting high players In the contest last Saturday evening at Central Music Hall by the score.of 86 to 28. It was a wellplayed and Interesting contest that was witnessed by the spectators assembled, and both teams put up the best article of basket-ball seen here for some time. Will Glover probably played the most spectacular game of the evening, but his playing Was followed so closely . by the star work of other players that it would be hard to pick any favorites. The Whiting aggregation also put up a good article of basket-ball, and as the score shows, were close contenders for the honors.
Frank Knight, Deputy Surveyor Murphy and Michael Grimmer were among the Crown Pointers attending the committeemen's meeting at Indiana Harbor Saturday. '
Gary Is well represented at the courthouse today and quite a few visitors are taking advantage of the fact that Crown Point is not only "wet" under foot, but all the way from three feet to 3 feet six inches high. Ralph Young.' attending the Chicago university, spent the week-end with' his
parents on Court street.
John Daily and wife of Chicago visited with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hay-
ward yesterday.
Frank B. Knight has returned from a several days' visit with Chicago relatives'. The Indoor baseball team will prao-
Ptlce this evening at Central Music Hall.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Furman attended the committeemen convention at Indi
ana Harbor Saturday. . '
, Mr. and Mrs. Will Eelwanger of Chicago visited yesterday with Postmaster
Farley and family on Eaststreet.
5 ECZEMA 1 5 cento I OINTMENT I oents Thejcrribis IfcWag, Burning Disf&reinsat. Humiliation of EczemA Banished or no pay
Case that baffle all medic! skill-case believed incurable- tbese axe the people v van to try Dr. Taylor's Eczema Remedy I It purges the blood of the poison which causes the disease: tt kills the surface terms, leaving bo 4a aormal and
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The Washington ' birthday social tomorrow evening at' the Presbyterian
church parlors promises to be one of the most enjoyable social evenings -of
the season, and besides the refreshments to be served amusements appropriate with the occasion of Washington's birthday have been arranged.
Following Is the program arranged by the Christian Endeavor society. An admission of IS oents will be charged, the proceeds to be used to swell the piano
fund.
Instrumental Selected ...... Orchestra
Patrlotio Song . ....By All Solo Selected Beulah Johnson Piano Solo Selected. . .Florence Glover Violin Solo Selected. Fay Smith
Heading Selected. . .Marjorle Tlnkham
Solo Selected.....' Mllllcent Hart
Violin Solo Selected ..... Herbert J-enes
Duet... Misses Wilson and Bartholomae
Instrumental Selected Orchestra
Piano Duet
...Mrs. Dinwiddle and Mrs. Tlnkham
Patrlotio Sonl , . .By All
Invitations have been i issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Crawford and daughter
Mabel for a large party at their home
on Main and South streets for March 3. A good attendance was present at tafl Methodist oho re h last evening.
partly due to the attraction occasioned by Cie new pipe organ recently Installed In that edifice. Testei lay was a dreary, gloomy day In Crown ' Point and the streets were practically .deserted all day.
One of Mrritt Baker's automobiles
from Gary vael trip here and re
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TOLLEST01X- -f Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mundell of tTnion Mills was the guest of friends and relatives here for a few days.
Miss Hattle Peters was a Hammond
shopper Saturday.
D G. Ward was at Miller on ;busi-
hees Saturday. " .
.Miss Katherine Slocum of Griffith
spent a few days with friends and relatives In this place. Mrs. A. Jaeger and sons, Edward and Tom. and Mrs. H. Jaeger were Ham
monds shoppers Saturday.
WH1T1NQ NEWS
Charles D.. Gainer, cashier at : the First National bank, has been confined to his home In Central avenue the past few days by tonsllitis. : : Mrs. Anton Noelter of New York avenue returned yesterday from the Presbyterian hospital., Chicago, where she underwent a very successful operation.
Mrs. John Langmeyer of Ohio avenue
ROBEBTSD ALE.
Miss Noble, teacher of room 7, In the Franklin school building, Is on vthe
sick list.
Mrs. B. F. Barnes of Reese avenue
visited friends in Chicago Saturday..
Axel Benson of Roberts avenue has
accepted a position with the Erie rail road In Hammond. - . ' I
Mr. and Mrs. Cool of Blue Island
were the guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. James Landon. Sr., and family of
Harrison avenue Saturday.
Erie Snedden of East Chicago visited! relatives here Saturday.
Robertsdale friends last evening. " I Wm. CKunert was a Hammond vis
Edward Barnes and James McKenna I ltor Saturday,
were East Chicago visitors last even
has gone to Martinsville, B.L, to spend
O. Bormann and August Hecker, were a few days as the guest of her hus-
at Hammond on business Saturday. I band, who has been working there for,
, A. Benson transacted business in me past several months. r Hammond Saturday. Mrs. William Ballinger. who underV. Mrs. G. Henke was a Hammond vis- went an operation on her throat , at ltor Saturday. St. Anthony's hospital, Chicago, is reMiss Louisa and Master . Willie covering nicely, and is able to again Kirchhoff were Hammond visitors Sat- return home. urday. ; v Mrs. Charles Klose of New York av-
H. Rutz transacted business in Ham- enue Is laid up with rheumatism. - s mond Saturday. Harry Johnstone of Sheridan avenue There will be no school tomorrow. It saw "Polly of the Circus" at McVlckbelng Washington's birthday. and Is a er"s theater, Chicago, yesterday, legal holiday. Oscar Petereon Is on the sick list. Mrs. F. Petry was a Hammond shop- Misses Mary Hlckel and ,, Edith per yesterday.- - - - Langenhan visited yesterday at the Lee Currar, John Shover and Misses home of the Misses Byrne's at South Bertha and Lena .Henke spent Friday Chicago. evening in Hammond. Miss Margaret Griffith Is spending a J. W. Dye, who has been the guest of few days as the guest of Crown Point
W. E. Phillips and family, have "re- rrlends. turned to Wisconsin. ,;" -- . is Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. ""BuTch of Mr. Avery of the Tolleston Bev- Hammond spent the week . end with erldge school transacted business In the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hammond Saturday. . Walker of New York avenue. Mrs ..Henry Henke and daughter. Fred R. Abbott of Harvey, 111., was Lena Henke. were Hammond shoppers a Whiting visitor last evening. Saturday. Messrs. Wesley Jenkins and Charles Miss Ann Taylor "transacted business Hathaway of Woodlawn were Whiting here Saturday. ' visitors last evening. Mrs. Carl Smith and daughter. Tina, Mesdames Charles D. Davidson and were Hammond shoppers Saturday. Frank N. Gavlt were the guests of Mrs. Messrs. Manhelm and Winter tran- James Davidson Saturday.
sacted business here. J Mrs. A. D. Davidson and son, Hen-
Miss Aima Hess was visiting witn i ry a. .Davidson, of Laporte avenue
lng. 1 ""Miss Anna Messer resumed her duties at the Franklin school today after spending the latter part of the week in Terre Haute, visiting relatives. Mrs. Edward Freese of Roberts avenue was a Chicago shopper Saturday. Miss Mary Stein of Roberts avenue spent Saturday with Hammond friends. Mrs. Herman Thelssen and son, William, visited her mother, Mrs. Balm, of South Chicago, yesterday . Harry Tlmm of Indiana boulevard was a Crown Point visitor Saturday. Miss Amy J. Roberts was the guest of out-of-town friends yesterday. Mesdames Sherrer and Maylo of Hammond were visiting Mrs. Frank
Hoffman of Roberts avenue Saturday.
v GRIFFITH. Simeon Mlrgraf is reported quite ill. H. C Dutton is visiting relatives at Ross today. Mr. and Mrs. L A. Southworth called on friends at Ross Sunday. Ralph Schofleld, who is home from the canal zone, Panama, spending a few days with relatives and friends, will leave today for Panama.
Ruben Hand and family of Burbon,
left on Saturday night for Florida.
where they will spend four weeks.
L. H. Mattern Is able to be out again
after a siege of the grippe.
Mrs. Lena Reed and daughter of
South Chicago spent a few days as the
guest of Mrs. William Gainer of Cen
tral avenue.
The members of the Owl club will
entertain at a smoker in their head
quarters. One Hundred and Nineteenth
street ' and Pennsylvania avenue, this
evening.
Whiting high school boys experi
enced bad luck in their basketball
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tlrely different line of work than what
he has been accustomed to, for his
games of Friday and Saturday nights. I regulation vocation is that of a car-
Ind., has been visiting at the home of On Friday they went to Laporte and 1 penter.
his brother, Noah, for U couple of days.
MUNSTER. Dr. Potts of Lansing Is kept pretty busy In Munster this winter. Carl Stallbohm attended the enter
ic,.., Tfi noT-flnni- and da-uirhter of 1 talnment given by the Ladles' Aid so-
Roberts avenue were Chicago visitors ciety In Highland Friday night.
Munster people are talking or buiia-
lng a town hall..
were defeated by a score of 81-13. On j Special matinee at Bast Chicago Rink
Saturday they went to Crown Point, I Tuesday, Feb. 22. " 19-2t
accompanied by a great bunch of root-
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ers, but were again defeated to the tune of 29-36. Although this is hard
luck, don't give up boys, for better
days are in store.
SOUTH CHICAGO.
J. Pacenltz. 3 years old, 8729 Hous
ton avenue, was fatally burned when he
accidentally ignited a box of matches
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yesterday. Miss Clara Schaaf of Indiana boulevard is suffering with and attack of the grippe. Mrs. John Soltwedel of Harrison ar-
rTi? sjsnt tha fl&y In Chaise on busl-
ub wtli ret ! siess.
srr.-ly" rcorr. Mrs. F.rvin Mar.r.r.. ? - as been
M3C .to -1 onitaito' fee -horae. ! P.o-brrta ave-
ShrtH.lire. I of apper.dtcUW la reuartad sai.alf lm-
present. at the Gavlt banquet, given
at the Gary hotel, on Saturday night.
In honor of the opening of the Gary &
Interurban road were: Attorney F. ,N.
Gavlt, the main spring; Mayor Beau
mont Parks and city council. Dr. W." E.
Putnam. G. J. Bader, Charles D. David
Bon, Charles Banbeck, Henry "E. Beau-
Glen and Hosford Parks, "f 1!;.51' w!i"!mK
. M-Vl UVA If .4LCi OVfUtaQC. J. hM
quet i was voted as a great success, It
Among those from Whltlng who were and 8et flre tQ. hla clotne8. He ran
The school here has a new supply of books, purchased recently. The regular musical lesson was given In the school Friday. .
screaming to the back yard and his
mother, who was out there, went to his j assistance, but he was so excited he
ran past her out into the alley, and his
mother after him. The flames were being fanned by the wind and the cloth
ing was completely burned off his body when his mother got up to him. He
CEST MADE
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FINEF
"Without Trade Mark" it is a fraud
nothing so good.
If your dealer hasn't It see J. J. Raff. DYER. A petition-was circulated Sunday for
signatures, putting another name on the town ticket for marshal. For the
rest of the offices there Is but one candidate, hence the election will be a
mere formality, but for marshal 1 promises to make a little more life.'
Za C Garver. chief engineer of the
new car line to come through here.
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Mrs. S. Fas of Kbrts avenue spent
!ar with
.o frlenda.
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We have a most excellent opportunity for a number of people v?e would prefer bright boys and girlsto em ploy their leisure time in pleasant employment whereby they can earn for themselves, with very little trouble, from five to twenty dollars a week.
Miss Amelia Bader of Fast Chicago visited her mother, Mrs. A. Bader. of Harrison avenue, last evening. Miss JuUa Hubbard was the guest of Hammond friends Saturday.
FLATS AND PLAYERS.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hlney were Gary
visitor yesterday.
Father Hoenlg was a Chesterton visitor. Neal "Welnand was a Hobart business
visitor today. Edward Hoenlg Is In Chicago spend
ing a few days with his uncie. ev.
F. Koenlg. w had another snow storm, and
everybody is snowed In. There Is about
twelve Inches of snow. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hlney were Chicago visitors today.
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HOBAfiT. A birthday party was given Mrs. Charles Gruel on Saturday evening at her home. About fifty people were
Marguerite Clark has received an
i offer to star in vaudeville.
Robert Hllllard would no more ap
pear in a play without a child In it than present, and all reported a good time, j aj wa9 neia today under the direction
taking the Whiting men to do things
up in fine style.
Many "Whiting people will be Inter
ested to know that Lewis A. Townsend
of Chicago was one of the guests at
the Gavit banquet In Gary on Satur
day night. Mr. Townsend was formerly pastor of the local Congregational church from 1893-1896. After leaving
Whiting, Mr. Townsend preached in Chicago, but was compelled to give up
the ministry owing to very poor health. He is now a traveling bond salesman. Is in fine health and very prosperous.
which will be acceptable news to his
many Whiting friends.
--The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Soracka died yesterday, and the funer-
he would walk down the street with
out his boutonnlere. He is fond of chil
i dren and It Is his superstition that they bring him good -luck.
C. Russell Sage, who plays the flve-
mlnute role of the suicide in "A Fool
The evening was spent in playing cards of Undertaker C. A. Hellwlg. Interment
and dancing, after which supper was being at Greenwood cemetery. Ham-
served. I mond.
Floyd Banks of Whltlng spent Bun- Misses Helen and Theersa 0"Hara enday with his mother here. - j tertained their cousins, Misses Mary
Mr. and Mrs. George Mellon of Ham- O'Brien and Mary Shannon, at their
There Was. inherited a .million rrom mond visited with relatives here over home in Cleveland avenue yesterday.
his uncie. tne sagacious nnancier, anu Sunday. William Schrage is able to be out
has never loucnea a single aonar oi io Mr and Mrs. Oscar Meyers of cm- again after being laid up several
principal or Interest. visited over Saturday and Sun- I weeks with a sprained ankle.
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day at the Gruel residence. I One of the main events of Washing
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scharaback and ton's birthday in Whiting tomorrow
daughter, Gertrude, of Hammond are win be the colonial wedding to be giv
visiting with relatives and friends for en at the Methodist church tomorrow
a few days. I night.
.7, . . , , . v v . T was here Saturday. According to hla pital. . but dled as the , hospital .door mtmmmr,t -X
was opened. In the past year four n, t. .TO. m K ,J.
borhood, after which work will begin
at the road bed.
Bernard Ambre of Gary was the guest
of his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. C Allen , and Miss M. Ehrsam
of Griffith visited with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Ehrsam over Sunday..
Theodore Moeller Is reported as criti
cally 111 at his home at present.
Mrs. Charles Born of Chicago . Is &t
the home of her father, H. Overhage,
at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Grelner of Chicago
were the guests of Mrs. Phillip Keil-
man and children over Sunday.
Our teachers were at -Crown Point
Saturday, attending their , joint town
ship Institute for February,
Miss Katie Dumbsky spent Sunday-
with relatives at Hammond.
children have lost their lives In this
manner.
The fire department of South Chi
cago has nad a strenuous time tne last few days, as alarms have been sent in In rapid succession. Follow
ing are the buildings which flre attacked: Frame building, 8440 Emer
ald avenue, roof partly burned, damage
?200.
Three-story frame, 8710 Houston av
enue; root damaged; loss Z5.
Store at 7724 Muskegon avenue; side
burned; damage (100.
James Donbrokskl, arrested for mal
icious mischief by Detectives Nick and
John Sullivan, was given sixty days
in the county Jail.
A surprise party was given In honor
of Ralph Oliver at his home, 8949 Hous
ton avenue.
The Aphae gave a spread at the Bes
semer Park club rooms Saturday even
lng, Feb. 19. and an . excellent time) '
was provided for all the members. Colors of the club, gold and blue, were
strung all around the rooms, and the
appearance was magnificent.
The Doctor's
Question
"Just a Wife." by Eugene Walter,
with Charlotte Walker in the leading role, wa nroduced In Cleveland the
othe'r night. Tiie production was care
fully staged by Belasco. The play be-
loners to that class which is called
"daring."
Bijou Fernandez, who In private 'life is Mrs. W.'B. Abingdon, has left the stage and will take up the work of her
mother, the late Mrs. Fernandez, as a
theatrical agent. Miss Fernandez has J
been playing with Mable Taliaferro In
Springtime."
LOWELL.
Birthday souvenir postal card show- I
ers are getting to be quite a fad down
There will be a representation nere aa demonstrated a few days ago,
HAPPY RESULTS
Some Advice Against tlje
use ot Harsh Purgatives and Physics. A doctor's first question when con
sulted bv a natlAnt is. "A
Miss Louise: Baumer spent sunaay of the wedding of George and Martha when Mrs. A. D. Palmer, one of our regular?" He knows that 98 per cent of
with her parents. I Washington. Junior Duggan will be most estimable ladies was 80 years old. illness is uttended with inactive and
Messrs. Roy Rider and A. Bloom left groom and his sister, Helen, will be Her children sent out Invitations to all torpid liver. This condition poisons the
today for Oklahoma where they will tride. Mildred Walker will be maid relatives and old acquaintances to sur- system with waste matter and causes
remain for an indefinite time. I of honor, Harry Fredenberg, best man; I Drlse their mother with a postal card I accumulation of gases which must be
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins and daugh- Nolan Ferguson, the minister, and K. shower. It was both a great shower removed through the bowels before
ter. are visiting with Mrs., Collins' par- 1 Allen, the father of the bride. There and surprise to the aged lady. She re- health can be restored.
ents, Mr. t and. Mrs. William Boldt. will be about thirty other children take ceived greetings from over 300 rela- Salts, ordinary pills and cathartics
Lee Roper was a visitor in Chicago parts and this part of the program will tlves and friends, representing twenty may be truly likened to dynamite.
last evening. be followed by a program consisting I state and forty-five towns. There were 1 Through their harsh. Irritating action
The Foresters will give their annual I cf local talent and some from Park-
masquerade ball at Stratton's Opera iae.
Have Made Many Hammond Residents Enthusiastic. ' ' , -
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HAMMOND. IND.
House this evening. The usual large
crowd is expected to attend.
The 10-cent show will be open this
week on Monday and Tuesday nights
also.
The H. B. 18 spent a very pleasant
evening Saturday with Miss Etta Bul
lock at her home on Center street.
Games and music were features of the
evening, after which a dainty lunch-1
eon was served. - ,
Miss Goldman of. Chicago Is spend-
John M. Ault of Sheridan avenue was
appointed city sanitary Inspector Sat'
urday, to begin duties today. The office is a new one, Whltlng never having had a sanitary inspector before
with the exception of a little work.
some beautiful card designs received I they lorce a passage through . tbe from friends that Mrs. Palmer had not bowels, causing pain and damage to
seen or heard from in several years, It I the delicate Intestinal structure which
affords her great pleasure of the kind weakens the whole system, and at best
remembrance bestowed on her. As she only produces temporary relief. The re-
looks over the cards, one of which was I Peated use of such treatments causes
received from her only great-great- j chronic Irritation of the stomach and erandchlld of the fifth generation and a bowels, dries and hardens their tissues,
which was done in this line, before son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McFadden deadens their nerves, stiffens their mus-
No wonder soore of Hammond residents grow enthusiastic. It Is enough to make anyone feel happy after years of suffering. Public statements like the following are but truthful representations of the daily work done In Hammond by Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. William Newton. 240 Plummer avenue, Hammond, Ind., says: "My daughter was troubled for several years with w.nlr 1r1rinvjK flnrt T wish to tell
how grateful we are to Doan's Kidney here visiting with relatives for a few
Pills for brlnelne relief. The girl had days
by Chief of Police Lawler. The salary Is $75 per month. The requirements
necessary to obtain the office was an
examination consisting of thirteen
questions given by secretary of board
lng a few days here with her aunt and of health, Dr. A. J. Lauer. dealing on
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldman.
Dr. Dwight Mackey of Jollet spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss Anna Michelsen was a Chicago
shopper today. r
Miss Barbara Scheldt of Dyer Is
a distressing weakness of the kidneys and bladder and the kidney secretions
looked unnatural. She had but little appetite and from a healthy child, she became weak and puny in a short time.
due to the suffering caused by this disease. After using the first box ".of Doan's' Kidney Pills we noticed that
she was much brighter and stronger and we continued giving the remedy
There will be a stated meeting of M.
L. McClelland lodge. F. and A. M., this evening. A numer of Harry McClaran's friends gave him a birthday party last evening at his home on Center street. John Taylor is here spending a few days at the McAuliff residence on his way to Fort Sheridan. The. Hobart Masons have received In-
to" her until every symptom of her I vitations to the third .nnual Masonic
Washington reception and ball at Gary
Tuesday evening, Feb. 22. Quite a
number will probably attend
Arthur Hoff of Chicago Is visiting
with A. J- Newman.
complaint had disappeared. My daugh
ter Is now In excellent health." For sale by all dealers. Price 50
! cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, ! New York, sole agents .for the United States. -' j Remember - the name Doan's and (take na other. -:" " v- , -
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sanitation. There were seven appli
cants, but only four took the examina
tion. Ault's new duties are on an en-
A. Phvsician's Faith in
Tuberculosis Medicine. - "Have used it in several cases of tu
bercular glands of the neck, with ex
cellent results every time. In one case it cost me $50, for the girl was put on It only until she could arrange to be operated, and in a wee, short time an
operation was not needed. I suppose your records are Just as fine as of old. Tou know my faith In the medicine." Eckman's Alterative Is the "medicine" referred to. Original of above letter on file at office of Eckman Mfg. Co.. Philadelphia.
Eckman's Alterative . Is good for
throat and lung troujile and is on sale
In Hammond at Negele, the druggist, E. A. Rldgley and other druggists .Ask
for booklet of cured cases, or write to
Eckman Mfg. Co., Phlla., Pa.
of Hammond.
M. Hathaway, one of West Creek townships prosperous farmers, has pur
chased an automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Griffith delight
fully entertained a number of their
neighbors and friends at their farm
home Friday night. Dancing and games
were among the pleasant features of the evening. ,Tig Hayden and Mrs. H. Hayden furnished the dance music
' Frank Brown of Gary and Oliver Palmer of Hammond visited over Sunday with their parents In Lowell. . The Junior Epworth League were delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C Fletcher's last Friday night. The snow and cold weather has put a veto to the farmers husking their corn that was left in the field when the first snow came last December. Rural Mall Carrier Bacon is taking a week's layoff, and his substitute. Mortimer Castle, is handing out mail to patrons of route 3. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Childers Feb. 18, their first child, a baby girl.
The K. of P. lodge are arranging to
give their regular annual banquet, j our store, The Rexall Store which will occur Thursday night of Store Pharmacy, Kaufmann &
cles and generally brings about an in
jurious habit which sometimes has almost, if not fatal results. We have a pleasant and safe remedy for constipation and bowel disorders In general. We are so certain of Its great curative value that we promise to return the purchaser's money in every
case where it fails to produce entire satisfaction. This remedy is called Rexall Orderlies. We urge you to try them at our entire risk. Rexall Orderlies are eaten like candy, they act quietly and have a soothing, strengthening, healing, regulative influence on the entire intestinal tract. They do not purge, gripe, cause nausea, flatulence, excessive looseness, diarrhoea or other annoying effects, and they may be taken at any time without Inconvenience. Rexall Orderlies overcome the drugging habit and safely remedy constipation and asociate ailments, whether acute o rchronlc, except in surgiceJ cases. They are especially good for children, weak persons or old folks. Price, 36 tablets 26 cents, and 12 tablets 10 cents. Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Hammond only at
Lion Wolf,
next week.
Proprietora