Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 214, Hammond, Lake County, 28 February 1911 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Tuesdav, Feb. 28, 1911. -- Jr

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Happenings of a Day in Lake i' SHUCKS From the Diary of Si. Lence irs. m Mighty sez thet workin girls nedn t enny business tryln t git Inter high a'ciety. Jedgln' frum th lonesumness o' Mrs- Hi. one would surmise ihv -nt of th' am nnininn ' .. .. V . J . " The news reached here yesterday! announcing the death of John Griesel ac Pullman. 111. Mr. Griesel is the son ot Henry C. Griesel of this place and is well-known here, having been a resident and former business man of Crown Point. No particulars could be obtained as to the cause of his sudden death. The announcement came as a distinct shock to the many friends of the family here who were not aware of Mr. Grlesel's condition. The funeral arrangements have not been made as yet. but the remains will be brought to Crown Point, for burial. Advertised mail: Chas. Burkley. Sarah Chopl, Rev. Andrew J. Taylor, Joseph Walsh, Mrs. Anton Ball, Mrs. Nettle H. Creamer, Miss Lucy Vance. Charles Wolferman received the sad intelligence on Saturday announcing "the death of a sister at Logansport, Ini.. she being buried on Sunday. That troubles never come singly is clearly demonstrated in Mr. Wolferman's case at present, his wife being seriously ill s is also his mother at the home in Winamac. Much sympathy is expressed for the family in their bereavement and sickness of its members. The German Lutheran schools have been closed for the time being owing to the fact that scarlet fever ha broken out In the home of the school teacher anil the family is consequently nnlcr quarantine. itOlSERTSDALE. ilis. Elizabeth Bland and daughter or Chicasro'were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John F.land of Roberts avenue over Sunday. Miss Carrie Buehler and brother Walter saw the Hipprodrome at the Auditorium in Chicago Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ropke and daughters of Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stross of 116th street Sunday. Frank Seliger of East Side spent the day here with his sister. Mrs. Henry Eggers of Roberts avenue." The funeral of Mrs. Annie Ivorscak f Harrison avenue who died at St. Margaret's hospital Friday night was held at the St. John church, Monday morning. Mrs. Dvorscak was 45 yearn old and is survived by her husband and two children. Interment took place In Greenwood cemetery. A number of friends of Mrs. Pruitt tepped in aV her home in Harrison avenue and surprised her in honor of her "1st birthday anniversary Saturday evening. A very pleasant evening was spent in social conversation. At ten o'clock dainty refreshments were served after which the guests departed for thlr homes wishing Mrs. Pruitt man more such happy birthdays. Mrs. Herman Thissen entertained a few little children at her home In Indiana boulevard Sunday in honor of her son Williams' 8th birthday. Games of various kinds were enjoyed during the afternoon until five o'clock when a dainty luncheon was served. Contractor Hoffman of Hammond was a Robertsdale business visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson of Roberts avenue attended the funeral of the latter's sister, Mrs. Newcomb of East Side, Saturday. F.lmer Schmittle ot Harrison avenue visited relatives in Chicago Sunday. Miss Martha Scliaaf of Indiana boulevard spent the week end in Chicago (low To Surely Get Rid of Rheumatism Phenomenal Results Of Positive Antidote To Uric Acid. The first dose or two of the posi tive antidote round for uric acid Eives immediate relief in all ' formi of rheumatism, gout, lumbago and on a cure. Every man and woman who has already tried it knows that this statement is true. This antidote, called the 'Fuss" Rheumatism Cure, has already cured over 1.000 cases of rheumatism. As an Illustration, it cured Mrs. Mary E. Thorn of Owosso, Mich.. 87 years old, of a 14-year case of rheumatism In S days. It cured Enos Klngsley. the well-known ladles tailor ot Flint, Mich., of an ecruciating -case Inside of a week. And many other cases have proven that It is the world's cure for rheumatism. The "Fusa" Rheumatism Cure moreover, is absolutely free from all dangerous drugs, stimulants tsr narcotics, free from opium. morphine, chloral, cocaine, ether, chloroform or alcohol and is guaranteed so to th United States Government. "Fuss" Rheumatism Cure sold at $1.00 a bottle in Hammond by Otto Negele and A. E. Kepert, and by all leading druggists, or will be sent prepaid on receipt of $1,00, or 6 bottles for $$.00, by the Fuss Remedy Co., Flint, Mich.

County's Lively Capital

It is said the Presbyterian congre-

' gallon are contemplating: extensive 'alterations on the parsonage during

the coming season. The funeral of Fred Mandernach was one of the largest ever held hare the procession of carriages to the cemetery being several blocks long. ! Short services were read at the mausoJeum entrance previous to the temporary disposal in the Touche mauso ileum, Mr. C. Englert and Frank Young, who have been quite sick at their re pectlve nomes recently, are reported as slowly recovering. Gilford Prevo of Hammond returned yesterday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will I.lnton on Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Workman of Chi cago accompanied Mrs. Nellie Wash burn and Mr. Tommy Taylor of this place on a few days' trip to New Tork where Mrs. Washburn goes to visit an uncle she has not seen for many years. The Library Guild and the library board held Important meetings at the library yesterday. Miss Florence Glover was taken quite ill at Hebron on last Saturday and is still confined to her home in this place. Mr. Floyd Tennant left on Saturday for a few days' visit with relatives In Warren. O. The annual praise service of the Women's Foreign Missionary society will be held at the Presbyterian church on next Sunday evening. A missionary from some foreign land will have charge of the services. The marriage of Miss Rosie Thomas and Mr. Peter Huber occurred sthi morning at St. Mary's Catholic church. Mrs. Merrill is reported as being quite ill at her home on Court street. Tom Fauser left yesterday for Crete, 111., where he goes to serve an apprenticeship in the carpenter's trade. Miss Bertha Kramer has returned from a visit with Chicago friends. the guest of Misses Florence and Grac? Keifer. Miss Beth White of Chicago visited Robcrtsdale friends. Saturday. Mrs. Fred Eggers and Mrs. John Dreesen spent several days in Crete, 111. visiting relatives. Mrs. G. MacMilllan, Misses Maggie and Nellie Nicholson saw "The Wolf at the Calumet theatre, Sunday. Miss Freda Bahn of east side visited friends here Sunday. TO PRETEXT THE GRIP. LAXATIVE BROMO QCININE removes the cause. There Is only one "BROMO QUININE." Look, for signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c HEGEWISCH. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Anderson of Commercial avenue called on Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connors of Burnside Sunday afternoon. Mrs. H. Box of Superior avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kuss and daughter Ada of Ontario avenue. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bundy and daughter Evelyn of Superior avenue and Mr, and Mrs. H. Cheeney of Howard avenue at dinner Sunday. Mrs. V. A. Beekman entertained Rev and Mrs. a. Z. Mann at dinner Sunday. Miss Tillie Berg and C. R. Reed spent Sunday afternoon at Grand Crossing. Dr. Macifee, the district superintendent, will hold the second quarterly conference meeting at the M. E. church Tuesday evening, Feb. 28th. All members of the official board are urged to be present for the transaction of business, after which Dr. Macifee will speak a few words to the people. All friends are cordially invited to come. Miss Mary Dubish Is spending this week with friends in Chicago. Mrs. Edward Jacobson spent Satur day with Mrs. A. C. McDonnell of Woodlawn. Miss Signa Jacobson of Chicago spent Sunday here with her aunt, Mrs. J. Ferngren of Commercial avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Medberg and Mrs. llollingshead, who have spent most of the winter at Ellis Park, are here in town again. . - Miss Margaret Meyers of Crown Point is here visiting with Mrs. Carl Watts of Ontario avenue. I). W. Ferry of Chicago paldja visit here yesterday to the Western Steel Car and Foundry company's plant. John Bunday Is suffering from ( very painful boil right over his right Miss Mabel Anderson was an East Side visitor last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy spen Sunday afternoon with the latter's fa ther In Chicago.' John Patterson of Superior avenue spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs A.. C. McDonnell of Woodlawn. CLARK STATION. Otto Krteger of Chicago spent few days with Clark friends. Fred Holifleld and Miss Emily Behn of Clark saw "The New York Hip podrome at the Auditorium theater a Chicago Sunday. Miss Hulda Schwalbe returned to Chicago after spending a. few day with relatives here. Otto Frick, of South Chicago, spent the day with relatives here. Wm. H. Osterman of Clark was an out-of-town visitor yesterday. Quite a number of our folks were Gary visitors yesterday. BLACK OAK. Mrs. F. B. EScheldt and children returned Sunday from a few days' visit at South Chicago. Louisa and Lillie Strauch returned Monday from a few days' visit at Chicago. , Miss Jansen spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Phaff at Glen Park. Anton Euler spent Monday and Tuesday in Chicago.

H0BAR1Hugo Zabject is on the sick list. Mrs. Klla Roper visited at Gary yesterday. The "Woman's Reading club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. N. P. Banks. f Miss Bessie Robson of Gary visited here last evening. The Lady Maccabees will hold a business meeting this evening at Dr. Faulkner's office. Mr, Crockett transacted business In Gary' yesterday. Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock a quiet church wedding took place at St. Bridget's Catholic church, when Miss Julia Fleck, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fleck, was united in marriage to John F. Griffin of Valparaiso. The ceremony was - performed by Rev. Huff in the presence of the intimate relatives of the bride and groom, the ring ceremony being used. After receiving congratulations from their many friends the young couple left for Chicago, where they will spend their honeymoon. They will reside at Valparaiso, where Mr. Grlffn is employed in the office department of the Mica company of that place. St. Elmo will be presented at Ftratton's Opera House this evening. The town board held a special meet ing last evening at the town halt at vhich meeting the electric road mat er was discussed. Colonel P. IT. Hard of Aurora was present and tried o convince the board that this pro posed line would be beneficial in every way for Hobart. His views in this matter seeced to be good ones, and fnet with approval by the town board. LOWELL. Miss Floretta Hildebrandt of Crown Point was the guest of her brother, Harvey, In Lowell Sunday. Sam Simpson, Nick Minnlnger and Wm. Tram transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Charles Palmer was seized with sudden attack of illness Sunday night, and came very near dying. She will recover. C. Btnyon and wife and ' daughters. Miss Ella and Mrs. Guy Nichols and little daughter and Mrs. Hago Carsten were Cedar Lake visitors yesterday. Mrs. Ernest Gragg accompanied her aged mother to Hammond yesterday and saw her safely on the way to her home in Valparaiso. The Misses Jessie and Josie Burnham were Chicago visitors yestedray. Grant Hayden will leave his farm. and with his family, will move to town They will occupy one of George Clark's houses.; Herman Hayden.' will, occupy Mr. Hayden's farm. li. Childres, who has been living on the John Thomas farm, has moved to the John Thompson farm, which he bought last fall. The Odd Fellows' lodge at Its last meeting conferred two Initiatory degrees and three first degrees. The work was done in fine style, there be ing no rituals used. George Deathe, Schuyler Dwyer and Henry Wortey did exceptionally well In their charges. Frank Weakly was confined to his home several days with an acute at tack of illness.. He is now able to be out. SOUTH CHICAGO. 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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Henry E. Fifleld of Oliver street has. returned from a business trip to Lima, O., for the Standard Oil company. The Young People's Sodality of the German Lutheran church held a social meeting in their club rooms last evening. Miss Lydia Muller and Chas. Spansburg will attend a dancing party in Hammond this evening. P. Selfer has rented the store occu-1 pied by Louis Friedlander on New York avenue, which he "will use as a I i

store house. - yir. M&tson of Michigan is here visRev. Frank M. Webster preached an j iting her sons, John and Casper MatOdd Fellows' memorial sermon at the! son, and daughter, Miss Carrie Mat-

Congregational church on Sunday night. About fifty members of the order were present in a body, and Rev. ( Webster wore the past master's col lar which was presented to him. by the lodge members last week. Mrs. Henry Schwalm of Ohio avenue was much Improved from her illness yesterday. Mrs. Williams of East Chicago was in Whiting yesterday. Mrs. Davis of Hobart was here yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. B. F. Barnes. Mrs. A. Sugar of New York avenue, who Injured her eye quite seriously last week. Is getting along nicely. Misses Lucy Koch and Gertrude Vater were in Indiana Harbor yesterday visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Dick Carrette. Miss Ella C. Klose entertained the ! I. F. F. girls at her home in One Hundred and Nineteenth street last evening. Superintendent W. W. Holliday returned yesterday from Mobile. Ala., where he has been in attendance at the national meeting of superintendents. Prof. Holliday has been greatly benefited by attending the meeting: gathering much Information which will prove beneficial in his work with the Whiting schools. Superintendent Holliday has promised the high school students a complete account of his trip, to which they are looking forward very eagerly. The Iota clul will hold a business meeting at the home of Miss Elsie Trowe in Oliver street this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Burch of New York avenue spent, Sunday visiting visiting with relatives in Hammond. Miss Maude Wei shy is .working for H. S. Davidson aa temporary stenographer, assisting Mn.. Davidson in the Avenue M, surprised1' him at his home yesterday, the occasion being his tenth anniversary of their wedding. An elegant supper was served for the guests, who made things merry for the couple. "It looks as if Ross Woodhull would be nominated the way things have been going for the past week," said a veteran democrat yesterday, and no ... ... . . aouci ne win, as ne nas tne. oacxing , of every faithful democrat in the ward. ' At the polls this morning he had made , a very good showing. UkNSING. Miss Alice Tanis was a Hammond visitor Saturday. Miss Margaret Lange has rturned from a visit to her grandmother's in Rlverdale. Miss Cora Ward was a Chicago visitor yesterday. John Van Steepberg of Tolleston spent Sunday with his parents in Lansing. MERRILL VTLLE The Ladies' Aid will meet at Merrill hall Wednesday, March 3, and will hold an all day session. All members are requested to be present. Miss Metcaif of Lowell visited with her grandmother, Mrs. Spanier, Saturday and Sunday. :. ' Charles Mosier f Beatrice are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gradel. There will be an entertainment given at the M. E. church next Friday evening, March 3, consisting of music and reading. A large crowd is hoped for. Ralph Burge and wife of Gary visited over Sunday here with friends. Maurice Iddings spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Wilma Woods is visiting at crown Point with the family of Wm. Vilmer. Will Smith, who has been in the Gary hospital since he was hurt with the buzz saw, is so much improved as to "be able to return home. Peter Lennertz spent Sunday In Chicago the guest of friends. Mrs. Carter of Hammond is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Papp. T. D. Case is on the sick list at htis writing. ST JOHN Pfelfer and son Mrs. B. Peter of Whiting spent Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. John Pfaifer. , Miss Matilda Schmal of Chicago was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmal, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Plepho, Fred Piepho and William Seehausen of Hanover ; Prairie attended the Mandernach fu- j neral in Hammond todaj'. j Misses Margaret and Susan Boecker ; of Chicago spent Sunday with their j parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Boecker. Mr. and Mr. Henry Hothan were j Chicago visitors Monday. J Mr. and Mrs.- Edward Schmal of Chi- I cago were the guests of relatives here Sunday. All0Mlt "I. f-ni li 1 i .7 n . V. ! i with a severe case of rheumatism. I i I j THE TIMES IS THVIG HARD Tflj , , . . j - - - . 9iivi.i- , j ACHIEVED.

work of getting out the Cook Book and Almanac, the publication of which all Whiting is looking forward to w'ith

much anticipation. Bert Thwing of East Chicago visited Whitlr.g friends on Sunday. Albert Poppen of New York avenue entertained several old settlers from A hiting in honor of his 86th birthday on Sunday. Charles Crisbaum of Hammond was the guest of Whiting friends on Sun da v. William, the 6-year-old son of Wil Ham Doody of New York avenue, i threatened with typhoid fever. Miss Minnie Carette of Center street has been spending the past few days at Indiana Harbor visiting relatives. Mrs. G. J. Bader of Oliver street was in Chicago yesterday. George Kostonick, who was locked up on Feb. 21st, when it was thought that he was Insane, having made threats upon the life of Herman Stone of New York avenue to such an extent that Stone was compelled to get out a surety of the peace warrant against him, was yesterday released. Stone has succeeded Kostonick in his position in the car shops of the Standard Oil company, and it is for this that he seems to be seeking revenge. Since being out of work Kostonick has been drinking: considerably, and in this way he has evidently unbalanced his mind. Chief Lawler released Kostonick. who, according to the opinion of several, was not safe to be at large. An insanity inquest was to have been held yesterday, but Kostonich was discharged without being examined. Undertaker Hellwig yesterday conducted the funeral of Mrs. J. Dvorschak of Harrison avenue, Robertsdale. Services were preached by Rev. Benedict Rajcany at St. John's church. Miss Myrtle Gehrke visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Savery, in Hammond, yesterday. CARD OF TH.WKS, A"."e wish to thank those who so kindly assisted during the death of our husband and father, especially tha K. O. T. M., and also for the many floral offerings. ' MRS. L. KOCH AND CHILDREN. MTTOSTER. The Girls' club met at the home of ! Mollie Bas Saturday afternoon. All enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Those present were Martha Kooy. Lizzie Tanis, Erna Kaske, Esther Grugel, Nellie Bas and Jennie Kooy. W. Gostlin was here in his auto on ' . , oatijrQa Miss Herlitz visited friends in Hammond Sunday. Little Hannah DeMik, in trj'ing to chop some wood, accidentally cut her j little sister's hand badly. Dr. Potts ! took several stitches. John Kooy and Henry Swert, who i went west som time ago, have gone into business there. Miss Lillian Keilman of Crown Point enjoyed a pleasant visit with her mother here over Sunday. Jacob Austgen of St. John was a business visitor here Saturday. Charles Scheldt of Chicago visited with relatives here Sunday. John Harlman and Frank Soholl of Scherervllle were here on business Saturday. j Peter J. Liesenfelt of the firm of . Liesenfelt Bros, of Hammond made a "I am all right now, thanks to Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy." The same relief is ready for you. Are you sure you do not need it? if Dr. Miles Heart Remedy helped , . , , .... vnaries noimes, wny won t it neip you? "I was troubled with heart disease, and after reading; about Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy, I cot a bottle. Before I got the Heart Remedy I had to sit up mD:t of the night, and felt very bad at my stomach. Whatever I would eat made me feel worse, and my heart beat very fast. But thanks to Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy, I am all right now. I eat good, sleep good, and feel like a new man, although I am almost 68 years old. I have been a soldier in the late war oi the rebellion, and was badly wounded." CHARLES HOLMES, Private Co. B, 54th N. Y. Infantry Volunteers, Walton, Delaware Co, N. Y. Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy is kept in thousands of homes as a friend always to be relied upon in time of need. Sold by nil Druggists If th first bottle falls to benefit, youe money : Is returned. Ask any Druggist. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.

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.j;'.- .-SMKMme. Bey. Mme. Ibrahim Bey is tbe wife ot the second secretary of the Turkish Wan In Woahlnton Sh ha forsaken the garb of the Orient for American attire. This photograpb. was taken in the legation. business call on customers here Saturday. A. W. Stommel and family spent tlw week end at Zion City. 111., where they j attended the funeral of a -relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wachter of Hammond visited with relatives here Sunday. Joseph Overhage spent Saturday on business at Crown Point. Miss Lizzie Hogan of Chicago spent Sunday out here visiting with relatives. Mrs. Nick Young and daughter from Chicago were the guests of John Margraf and family Saturday. STIF.GLITZ PARK. Frap.k Heslin has returned home from Alton, 111., were he has been vis- ' iting for the past month. ' Freddie Hines of Kansas City visit-

ed here Sunday. (for a consideration of $300,000. has James and Dan Quinn of Whiting been approved by Judge Bagot In the visited here Sunday. 'Madison circuit court. Mr. Hooven, Miss Mayme Gorman and Katherlne who served as receiver for the Union O'Keefe were Whiting visitors last . company for ten months, was allowed evening. I $2,000 for his services. To Isaac ' E, R. Sullivan of Indiana Harbor visit- , May, receiver for three months, tho ed friends here Sunday. j court allowed $300, and to Klttlnger & Miss Agnes Meehan of East Chicago Dlven, attorneys for the receivers,' the visited here Sunday. t court allowed a fee of $2,500. S. B. Miss Clara Subinski of Whiting vis- Kartlng. of Elwood. and J. E. Jeffries. Hed here yesterday. j of Alexandria," who appraised the gas Miss V. Myers was an East Chicago plant at $300.355,. were : allowed $50 visitor Sunday. each fr their appraisement." . Miss A. Slukle was a Whiting visitor j Terre Haute 'Twenty-seven - suits Sunday. 1 were filed against the National Fuel 'Mrs. ; Lesko : shopped " In Hammond Bnd Coal Company, oactr Tor ' SlOO, by yesterday afternoon. ----- 1 i miners who allege that the complainWalter MockShtmlsh went on a ants had mined coal ready for hauling, hunting trip to Gibson. j but which was not lifted to the surface because a ' creek had flowed Into the Glen and HOSfOld PaXkS. mine, which is m West Terre Hnuto. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adler were 'The men had offered to drop thejr Hammond business visitors Saturday. , claims if the company would return K. Hamel of Glen Park was a Chi-thelr too,s- powder, fuses, etc., or procago visitor yesterday. j vide others. The allegation is made In Miss Catherine Wehner returned to th complaints that the overflowing of Harvev after spending a few days tne mlne was to tn negligence of

with relatives for a few days. Mrs. Eoff of Chicago spend Sunday at Hosford Park with friends. B. Calvert and friend. Miss Faber of Chicago spent Sunday at Hosford Park. . - 1-ktxt A If J "I" tL r fA. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Smith of Center avenue entertained friends from Chicago Sunday. John Thatcher, formerly of Burnham, spent Sunday afternoon here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Guthridge of Hegewlsch spent the afternoon with his mother on Park avenue. P.W. Feak spent Saturday evening in Chicago on business. C. Neel of Pullman spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother, W. C. Neel. Mrs. Win. Smith and Mrs. O'Briner spent Saturday afternoon in Chicago. Mrs. John Patton of Park avenue was a Hammond shopper yesterday. Mrs. McDonald was an out-of-town visitor Saturday. Rev. A. C. Menge of Chicago preached at Burnham Sunday afternoon. , Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Doe and son Theodore spent Sunday in Chicago with friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Neel and son Claude attended the Epworth League social Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Rifinot. INDUSTRY IIS INDIANA Mishawaka Postmaster W. E. B--terworth, of Mishawaka, has received permision from Washington to close the postoffice there on Sunday beginning March 5. Oakland City The Ingle Investment Company,"" owners of the Ayrshire mines, is preparing to open Ayrshire mine No. 7, six miles east of this city, and the Southern railway is now laying a switch to the mine, which will employ several hundred men. Shelbyville The Shelbyville Sanitary Milk Company's plant, which passed Into the hands of Mayor Thomas Hawkins as receiver some time ago, has been purchased by the Shelbyville

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i lame back, lame shoulders, stiff neck, sprains. bruises, burns, sore throat, tonsiutis, sore chest, strained muscles and the like. D. M. Former, of Ossian, IncL, writes: "I began the use of Hoover's X-Ray Healing Oil for chronic diarrhoea and ulceration oi the bowels. At the time I begin takirur it. my normal weight had been reduced from IVU to 145 lbs. I have now about regained my old-time weight, and as not bothered with my old complaints." Remember the Pia For Sale J.t KOLB'S DRUG STORE Citizen National Bank Bldg Hammond, Indiana. Model Milk and Ice Cream Company, which was recently organized in this city. Bedford As a result of the increasing demand for stone, from this district. .lna uni-fteroer 5-ione company wjii !buiul a ,are mill near its quarry near !olltic of the same ltJ iare m,u in 1018 cn- ine lQ ersun company win also duiici a new mill just north of Its present plant in this cv. South Bend The Oliver Chilled Plow nrnri. ,;n ,it i-- , on the Canadian reciprocity plan, but will proceed immediately with work on the new Canadian branch at Hamil- -ton, Ontario, which will cost $1,000,000. The H. G. Christmas Company, of: this city, has been awarded the contract to erect one of the principal buildings at a cost of 1235,000. . .Theodore H. Ruhland, of Minneapolis, has become general manager of the Modern Life Insurance Company, of South Bend, in place of Jasper Ewlng Brady, who resigned recently. Mr. Brady has become managing editor of a Kansas City newspaper ... Anderson The recent 'sale by receiver of the plant of the Union Gaslight and Fuel Company to C. W. 1 Hooven for the Anderson Gas Company, , the company in the construction of ntries in the mine... The arbitration (board sittinsr in the Glyn Ayr mfhe sPnle. which caused a strike of threo hundred men and which haa been be- . lore an me omciais 01 ine miners an-i I operators' organizations for weeks, decided In favor of the miners, giving them more pay for taking up what is calcd hard bottom, mmm to Prevent Filthy Teeth Wherever there is decomposition of organic matter, immediately colonies of microbes are generated. The pollution is awful. Can you imagine food passirg through a mouth like that with no evil effect to the stomach ? Many common diseases of to-day crs due to filthy mouths. , - Keep your mouth clean and respectable. DO YOU KNOW HOW? By the daily use of the greatest moulh and tooth tonic in all the world. WHO HASN'T HEARD OF OUR NATIONAL DENTIFRICE? Do you think it could be the pational standard for sixtyfour years if it wasn't the best? And then there is S0Z0D0NT TOOTH POWDER and S0Z0D0NT TOOTH PASTE both supreme aa dentifrices. Just get the tooth brush habit, and SOZODONT, so delicious, fragrant and refined, will make it a lasting pleasure. Sold at toilet counters the world over.