Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 128, Hammond, Lake County, 16 November 1916 — Page 8
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CANADA CLOSES SUMMER CAMPS; MOVES TROOPS TO BATTLEFIELD
The foundation of a perfect baby is Its taothir's health during the months preceding expectancy, and nothing can take, the place of "Mother-! Friend" In assuring her of pleasant and comfortable conditions, and assisting.
natwre In Its work during i
this period. "Mother's Friend" has helped thousands through this trying Ordeal in perfect safety. 'Mother's Friend" is an external remedy easily applied. Get it ut any druggist. A free boolc on Motherhood will be ent "il ex'KvtHnt mothers. It is a valuable and Interesting book you should have. Scad for oue. Address The Bradfleld Regulator Co., , 212 Lamar ItMg, AUanta, (J a.
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Canadian troops being: reviewed by General Sam Hughes just before leaving for the front. With the closing of the summer training camps in Canada, the movement of troops to the battlefields of Europe to fill the devastated ranks has begun in earnest. This is the first division of Canadian troops to leave the camps a finished product ready for war.
People of Laie county, especially those that in the past frequented 151st street. East Chicagro. will be Interested to know that the bridge on this thoroughfare across the canal is all competed and that nothing remains to be done excepting the paving of the approaches. This bridge has been under construction for a long time and some Impatience has been expressed at the delay. The contract, which was obtained by the Phee Construction company, approximated JS5.000. The bridge is a double leaf bascule bridge and it Is said that the job is a very satisfactory one. The one thing that now remains in order to make this street a success, is for the city to take steps to widen the
REMARKABLE IS 1 15 1 ""5 15
The big contracts that are under way at the mouth of the deep water way canal. Indiana Harbor, are still furnishing remarkable sights and scenes in this
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street to full widh from McCook ave- i , '";; ' t'"J"' -KKrega.mg m-mans nue to Kenr.edv avenue. Xow that this j J aU re beginning to take definite bridee Is completed, this thoroughfare J f?rm an1 thu3 are '"onstratfng pomewilt' be used extensively in nreferen,-a ! thinfr ,f the improvements that ere to Chicago avenue, which has been for i Ion wiU be Pressed in their finality.
( -vc me s.ie or tne .Marks manufacturing1 plant, steel is arriving tn consider-
some time congested with tra'flc and so hampered hy the prevalence of' street cars.
GROSS, FEVERISH CHILD IS BILIOUS 0RG0HSHPATED Look, Mother! If tongue is coated give "California Syrup of Figs."
bb quantitb-s and foundations for some of the large buildings are goinsr in. One of the unique sights in the work on the foundations is the use of the Raymond idle, which consists of a steel pile made in section and enra.l in a tubular hell. This is driven Into the earth, then the steel pile is withdrawn, leaving the shell, which is then filled with high grade cement. Work Is progressing rapidly onthe, fll in back cf the bulkheads, there being left now but channels in which the marges are involved in doing the work.
In the Indiana brigade, according to
general orders issued by General
Lewis. Jt) target practice the com
patiy is second in the camp, there be
ing 96 companies in ail. ("apt. Umpleby's company was al
rated as the best drilled in the regiment. The Gary company has been able to get an all around military training. Target practice, trench digging, hike, and the various phases of military liTo have been unfolded to the soldier. The boys have taken on weight ani muscle and those who were a bit stoutish are more slender. In Capt. I'nipleby's absence the company is commanded by 1st Ijieur. Tom Riley . former! v- quartermaster
i sergeant, who in civil l:t'e Is clerk at the Gary c fi'ices of the sheet and tin j plate company's sheet steel plant. 1st
j Segt. Ma!cn, who is connected with!
j the Inland Steel company, is still witii the outlit. j No one knows how long the boys j will stay on the border, some rumors ! having it that there will be a two- ; year period. The captain was warmly
greeted by his (Viry friends.
East Chicago Her People and Occurences
Kvery mother realizes, after giving hr children ''Calif ornia Syrup of iMgs," that this is their ideal laxative, because they love its pleasant taste and it thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels without griping. When cross, irritable, feverish or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother! If coated, give a teaspoonful of this harmless "fruit laxative," and in a few hours all th-i foul, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful chlid again. When its little system Is full of cold, throat sore, has stomachache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic. remember, a good "inside cleansing" should always be the first treatment given. Mi'.Iions of mothers keep "California Syrup of Figs" handy; they know a teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask' your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Kigs," which has directions for babies.
children of all age3 and grown-ups j printed on the bottle. Beware of j pnit-r'e'ts solrj ire. so don't be I
f.joV-d. Get the genuine, ma do by "California Fig Syrup Company."
R ES TAURAN T WEISS' HUNGARIAN
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12th and Broadway Gary Have Your Property Surveyed By THEODORE NORLIN SURVEYOR 15 years' experience in Lake Co. 1107 City Hall Square Bldg., Chicago.
PLEDGES TO PEOPLE TO BE KEPT (Continued from Page One) and upon the adoption of such amendment, we pledge ourselves to a thorough revision of our system of taxation to the end that all property and persons shall bear equitably the burdens of govpm in e n t a 1 s u p p o r t. We favor the amendment of the constitution so as to authorize the Governor to veto any single or more items in any appropriation bill; and also prohiobiting the increasing of any official salary for the term of the office, whether held by election or appointment. AYe favor the abolishment of all bodies and officers not essential to the proper administration of the affairs of the state. The Republican party has been at all times the friend of labor, as witness the many laws of the
state and nation for the welfare of working men and women. We are opposed to the evils of child labor and favor the enac.ment of such legislation as will eliminate
such abuse. We Pi': ."T;r"'I to' rda.. 'u -on-v'.ct mail" root's in comp-.tition with the products of free, labor. The pre si nt state wide primary lav.' 1-us p.'c-vtid ui.!SSi.'i.!af-.ctry ami expensive to the people. It shi-iiid be amended so as to simplify it and make It less expensive,. To this the Republican party piedgi-s itself. Our system of road construction and maintenance is no longer suited .o the present needs and should be reformed. The great waste must be stopped. We need a system that will securflasting material and skillful. economic supervision and work in the construction and maintenance of our public roads. All the people in the state should contribute toward tiie improvement of the roads of the
state. We also favor co-operation with the federal government in the building and upkeep of mail routes and other roads of general use. We believe In a large degree of home , rule for cities, and to that end favor the enactment of a law that will permit cities to adopt a commission or city manager form of governmentWe favor the enactment of a simple and efficient Impeachment law, that inefficient and corrupt ptiblie officers speedily may be removed from public office. The Republican party stands for law observance and law enforcement. W econdemn the laxity existing among the executive officers and police authorities in many of our larger cities in the matter of enforcing respect for the laws cf the state. And we pledge ourselves to its strict enforcement. We recommend that the next legislature take, proper steps for the reform and simplification of methods of legal procedure in the courts throughout the state. We favor the separation "f the judiciary from partisan politics, and recommend that the election of the judiciary, if made at the general election, shall be upon separate tickets without any party emblem. It is understood that bills to carry out all of the party platform pledges will be prepared and that tiiey will be ready for introduction as soon as the coming session of the legislature is opened. It Is the plan of the partyleaders to put through all of the platform bills as early in the session as possible, in order that there may be no slip in the program. One of the important bills to be introduced in compliance with platform pledges is one for the creation of a state highway department. It will Do introduced by Luke W. I'uff-y. of In-di.v-apolis, member of the House from Marion county, and it wiil be so framed as to be satisfactory to the officials of the federal highways bureau. If
such a bill is. passed it will enable i.h" ; mo'o le belonging to Kverett Williams 5 state of Indiana to participate in the; Monday evening about 6 o"ciock. i distribution of JTS.OOo.OOO, appropriat- : when she was crossing the street at ed by Congress last year to be divid-; the comer of Baring avenue and 148th ed among the states in a period of five , street. She sustained a number of years for road building purposes. In- ' bruises about her body and will be con-' cliana's share of the $T3,(00,000 would , fined to her room on North cote avenue : : be J2.025.0'l(. j for the rest, of the week. j i There wiil b several bills on tho i Mrs. L. I. Bates is entertaining tne! ! subject of authorizing cities to adopt; newly organized Periro club this after--
: the commission or city manager torin t noon at her home on oleott avei
! of government, and out of the number j
t is hoped by tae party leaders that.
pink roses. A supper "was served at the bride's home immediately after the
ceremony, to the- immeaiaie laminea und most intimate friends. Besides
the family were-i- ilrs. Treedel, Mr. "Wert Morca, Mrs. Greenwald, Rev. Wakefer and Sir. Matt Sternberg. The out of town guests were Mrs. Moore and daughter, Janet; Mrs. Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Messntr of Qhicag-o. The yourig couple left after the supper, but th.ir destination is unknown. They will be at borne upon their return at the bridegroom's home on Dmmmond street. Mrs. J. X. Bower and daughter Mrs. I M. Vance of Elm street and their guest were Chicago v sitors yesterday. Mr. Christ Bur man of Ivy street has purchased the Harry Tilton property on Ivy street, and expects to move in next Monday. The many friends of John C. Borow-
skl will be pleased, to learn of his
marriage which took place yesterday j to Miss Soiila Czachorski, youngest j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank j Czachorski of 8705 Commercial ave-;
nue. South Chicago. The wedding ceiemony took place at the Lithuanian church In South Chicago at four o'clock, with a reception, following at the bride's home. Mr. Borowskl is a well known druggist on Cedar street
having come here from Chicago eight t years ago when he started in business! at the above place. The couple left! last night for a honeymoon trip to I Cuba. On their return they will be j
at home to their friends in the apartment adjoining his place of business. They have, a host of friends who wish them well. The Ladies' Aid Society of the LJ.
P. church will meet Friday afternoon r J- Scritchfleld went to Chicago at 2 o'clock at the church to make yesterday to attend a meeting of the final arrangements, for their bazaar j Itexail druggists, which was held yesand chicken supper to be given Sat- terJay antI today. unlay Nov. ISth. A good line of! Mrs- Jack Loyd returned to her home Christmas articles, and card3 can Dolin Gar' yesterday after a visit here purchased at this time. (with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Quite a pretty wedding took place I Harrls' and other relatives. ,.i.rii,,, m;-- i i. i Mrs. L. J. Scritchfield went to Crown
...... . j ...tvi, ..a .iiriiMit; . .u v CA awski, daughter, of Mrs. Mary Siowekawk .-was united in marriage to -.- - p.-vsiecki. The wedding cere- ' t : !- U I 'ace at 10" o'clock t St. J C;.;tias church. A banquet fo!iov. i ; t the home of the bride's mother, :. J19 Cedar street, and the reception was held last evening- at Columbia Hall. The bride is well
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ny sirengxn. A good tonic, one that dispels congestion and overcomes catarrh, will carry you through these attacks if taken in
time to be effective. k PERUNA is such a tonic. Its use in colds, digestive t irregularities and weakened systems has met with won-Iir- fa ful success, while it3 regular adnunistration has in thou- p sands ci instances
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The forty-four years it has been used by the American public ha3 firmly established it in the confidence of the people. Its merit has won. You can -well afford
ft t accept the verdict of tims and many thousands, some
tot them in your ovm circle. Liquid or tablet whichever is more convenient for your use, Manalin is tho ideal laxative and liver tonic the
J only one to be taken with
KhAAAji Hw H roruna. Liquid or tablet the
JUvJf fj latter delicious and conven-
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Point yesterday to visit relatives and triends for a few days. George J. Hoevet went to Indianapolis yesterday to attend the meeting of the Odd Fellows' lodge. Ha went as a delegate from the Lowell lodge. F. E. Nelson was a Chicago visitor yesterday. A small fire Occurred in the Mrs. Frank Slayton house on the corner of
resided here since his childhood and "urnham and Kankakee streets yester-
ls also well known. They will go tojday morning. When the fir was dishousekeeping immediately in their coveretl 11 had gained quite a start, but new home on Cedar treet when the firemen arrived they soon had Mrs. I-lmma Raso who" has been U Unfer POntr1h Jne CAU'e fire very seriously ill with Heart Trouble 'T u t ii,- l,-,., ,.r. xT:,k; ,. . Iwl'l probably amount to about J2u0
the stranger's pockets two pocketbooks one containing one check for $500 am; 170.65 in cash. The man gave his name as Jarne Stonekar, Montre, Ind. He taid thai he was an American and that his onl occupation was that of labarer. On account of the congested condition of the boarding houses and hotels it is possible that he was unable tc obtain lodging, either that or else htfelt that the hands of the police would be a safe place in wrhich to deposit his securities.
j somewhat Improved.
Mrs. Christ Nershan is ill with tonsilitis at her home on Fir street.
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which will be fully covered by insurance. Mrs. Slayton had some housebold gods stored in the upstairs and they were quite badly damaged by the water. John Evans and family occupy tne lower rooms and were lucky in getting most of their goods out with out damage. B. F. Carlin was a Hammond business visitor yesterday. W. F. Brabrook was a Chicago business visitor yesterday. ' The revival meetings of the Christ-
SUES FOR DIVORCE Drunkenness and non support srs alleged in the complaint for dlvoi filed in the superior court today bAttorney F. T. Fetterer of H .lart for Mrs. John Ferry of East Gary. Jin. Ferry asks the custody of Imr three children and five hundred dollars alimony.
Mrs. H. 1'onestra and children spent Wednesday visiting witn Mrs. P. Tanis. Miss Lla Vorhouer spent Tuesday In Hammond. Miss Neuoome, one of the Saxony
t' .u hers, wishes to announce that I Ian churc'n.held by Rev. Marten of To. i i v'ry one is cordially invited to at-' ledo, O., are progressing nicely. j tend the box social to be given at the j Fay Haskell has accepted a position i Saxony school, Saturday evening, Nov. j as operator for the C. I. & S. railroad llS. A program will precede the selling and is now extrayfnan. He Is stationj of the boxes. A most important feature j ed, at Cook for the present. of the program will be a play given j A. M. Robertson of Morocco, Ind., was
Woodbine Camp No. 5156 Royal Neighbors of American, of Fast Chi-
r-a go, wiil give an Informal dancn ' f'- f!x ' t!le 'ounS men and women : a Lowell business visitor yesterday
of Saxony. Mrs. Fred Ahlgrim of Water Valley,
visited friends and relatives in Low-
Tuesday, X"V ember 21 at the K. of P. Hall.
Mrs. Alyea was the hostess yesterday 1 ! afternoon to the Pinochle club, at the; I home of Iter daugnter, Mrs. Harry j
uoniison on I -lea. -on street. Cards were played during the afternoon in which the highest .scores were made by Mesdames Will Jenkins and J. M. O'Neill. After the primes refreshments were enjoyed. In two weeks Mrs. J. J. Davis will entertain the club at her home on Magouii avenue. M:ss Katharine Schwank, teacner in the public schools, was hit by an jiuto-
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SLAYS PIPE
UNDER THE CANAL
Mrs. Frank Maloy and Miss Carrie Eger of Rensselaer, who !s visiting
.Mrs. .Ma oy, were Chicago visitors yes- I terlay. j Tills week the Great Lake Dredge W. F. Brabrook was a Chicago busi- ' & nock Company began laying the npss visitor yesterday. I water pipe under the canal at 141st street. The work is well under way
t?T and is being pushed with all possible
Q.J j ppeed. Devel -pments indicate that the
I company will have completed their ,'t contract on schedule time, the limit
of which was set at December 1st. This assures the north side of East Chicago added pressure and added water facilities for the coming spring and summer.
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About 150 couples attended the an-
t , " , 1 . .. r . :,. . inual fall dancing party given last
a aw my oe uaiueu tiini. iii oe sain- c , .
j that have worked for several years .along different lines for such a sys
tem.
CAPT. TJMPLEBY HOME FSOi THE BORDER (Continued from Page One.)
th Indiana national guard, a lieuten-
ant-colonel of the regular army, who' ins senior officer of the camp heads it land also has under his orders th3 j (Minnesota and Nebraska-Smith Da- j : kota brigades and the Oklahoma engi- : j neers. The camp commander is j
subordinate to ino commanding gen- j cage, equipped witn ooin
eral of the Brownsville district, who in turn takes orders from General Funs ton.
j Knights of Columbus. The hall was
deqorated in the club colors of purple and white. Delicious frappe was served during the evening. Sterling's orchestra furn'herj th music. The members of tne Wednesday AfIfrnoon Pinochle club are planning on a thevr.? n-itty next Hln3y aftertorn non !)! will pee "Katlnka" at the Garrick theatre. The Woman's guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wm. Meade on Beacon street. Fast Cliw-ago O. i. S. will meet this evening at Masonic temple. FOP. RENT Furnished eight-room house at 47-!0 Paring ave.. East Chi-
as and elec-
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fair furnace. one bed room reserved; 'coal, furniture and equipment includ- ! ed. $45 a month; tenant to pay electric, I gas aid telephone bills as per service j contract. Two rooms reserved, jjrlce j $35. Phone Fast Chicago, No. 4. 11-15-2
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OFFICERS WERE SOME WORRIED There was some consternation in the police station at Indiana Harbor last night, when upon searching an applicant for lodging, there was found In
NE WCOMPANY TIMKfe BlllEAr, AT STATE CAPITAL INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Nov. 1. State Law and Adjustment Ass i of Gary with a capital stock thousand dollras, whose object
giving of legal advice, with directors as A. M. Stein, and David Simon has been incorporated." '
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Iianksgiving Day?
or the nifty white one? Your prett" suit will not be complete without one of those lovely creations, and you can get them way below cost at
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1 Very special at the Columbia Theatre tonight. "Around The World In j Ninety Minutes''' in moving pictures, i with lerture by Luman C Mann, world I traveller, depicting the Life. Customs
and Habits, pleasures ana i-a.-nine
of all nations. over .my
"Really does" put bad stomachs
nwti "r..-!H- does" overcome imlige;-. ; the pml
and ! thousand bemud a mowog jut camera. Vu will so strange and -the great places, quaint people, curious.
in j exceptional and extraordinary ui!us
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and acid; head is dizzy and aches; 1 ma l neat re tonight. i hroatli foul: tongue coated: your in- ; costli-st and most interesting journey
i sides filled with bile and indigestible i possible. ll-16-i 'waste, remember Cue moment 'Tape's I The many friends of Miss Kthel ! Diapepsin" comes in contact with the j Glegg and Mr. James Calvin of this i stomach all such distress vanishes. ; city will be surprised to learn of their jit's truly astonishing- almost marvel- j marriage which took place at the I oils, and the joy is its harmlessness. ; parrish house on Grapevine street last I A large fifty-cent case of Rape's , evening at seven o'clock. Rev. John ' Diapepsin will give you a hundre-l I Wakefer, officiating. Miss Janet i dollars' worth of satisfaction or your Moore of Chicago served as bridesmaid -" I !?:-. '.; you your money back. ; and Mr. Fred Calvin, a brother of the. i It's worth its weight in gold to men : groom, served as best man. The bride
and women who can't get their stom- : achs regulated. It belongs in yr.t;.-
wore a beautiful gown of white satin and chiffon, and white satin hat trimmed in silver lace, and carried a bridal bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaid wore a caarming gown of pale
beautiful blue velvet
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uuickest, surest and most harmless blue satin and
i-tomaeh iffi'.ii.-itor in the world. Adv. l.nt. and carried a shower bouquet of
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