Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 141, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1916 — Page 8

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AUCTION SALE Girea y the Commercial Department of the Hammond Hlg-h ScaooL On Friday evening. December S. there will be an auction sale In the Central .School building, on the third floor, at which time the articles, so generously donated by the merchants of Hammond, will be sold to the highest bidder: Farley Studio. 89 State street Order for one dozen photos. Jos. W. YVeis. 38 State Half gross lead pencils. H. J. Postlewaite. 627 HuhrnauBook, waste basket, stationery. S. Silver. 177 State Clock. A. Arkin. 163 State Gold brooch. J. Arkin. 2 42 Stated-Pictures. Kamradt Bros.. 15S State Pirtu re. Ileimke & YValther, 230 State Groceries. Minas Furniture Co.. 214 State Pedestal ($5.00). J. J. Ruff, 630 Hohman ?5 safety r8zor. Summers rharmacy, 502 Hohman ?5 worth of choice candy. Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co., 671 Hohman Electric iron ($3.50). A. Hellerman, 095 Hohman Pair men's slippers. Jno. McGarry. 503 Hohman Silver and glass set. J. Fox, 601 Johman Shirt. If. T. Burke, 61)2 Hohman High grade coffee. H. O. Toung, 635 Hohman ricture frame. , j Majestic Cafe, 5t)7 Hohman Meal ticket (4.50). Marinello Beauty Parlors. O. K. building Special tieket ($2.50). Hazel Tennery, O. K. building Hand painted plate. K. C. Minas Co., 15S State Silver spoons, meat fork, gravy ladle and serving tray. .1. B. Ortt, 169 State Cut glass creamer end sugar bow-l. K. W. Andree, 202 Fayette street Gold Medal flour. Kaufmann & AVolf, 530 Hohman Tvory frame mirror, cut glass vase, umbrell.

MILLIONS USE IT TO STOP. COLD "Pape's Cold Compound" ends severe colds or grippe in few hours.

Pwelief comes instantly. A dose taken every two hou.s until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold either in the head, chest. body or lini bs. It promptly opens clop,getl-up nostrils and air passages in the head, tops misty discharge or nose runnina. i:liev-s sick headache, dullness, fev--ris!iie--.-s. swi-o throat. snV-eitinar, soionfS! and f l.itTne.. Ton'l. .ti stuffed -up: Quit blowi'ig nn.l pni n"l inc. Phs" your tiirol-iun h'd: N'otiiing -iff in tb- v.oild yiv.-s such pv,n j.t relief as "i'fipf ': ! Ci'"- :'!-'" n'r'W'.1! costs only 25 cent' at. eiiy dr,- stole. 1 l nets ivMhuiit asfi.nattw, ivs nice. ra;i ':' no iuco'i-Vt-n iv-io-.'. I'..- -re y(.'i L '. h- ':iu-inr-. Ad v

FELL FROU LOFT; . HUHTsJFHEH WELL How a Man Who Landed On Wood Pile And Was Sore From Head to Foot

Found Quick Relie

Once upon a time Edwin Putnam, who lives in tho quiet, pretty hamlet of Wendel Depot, Mass., climbed up into a loft to get some, building material, just as many another man living in the country must often do. Suddenly he slipped and fell. Ten feet below was a pile of wood. Knotted ami gnarled. Tt was a nasty tumble, and Mr. Putnam was injured painfully in the back, he was covered with bruises, and was sore from head to foot. The next day he bought a bottle of Sloan's Einiment .which had been recommended to lum. Within a very few" hours the soreness had vanished and the lameness had disappeared. II" was an active, man once more. Sloan's Einiment. rsn be obtained at all drug stores, ?;., 5.1c. and $l.tn.

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"II. O. Prevo, 707 Calumet Groceries. Euehler Bros., 57.1 Hohman Side of spring lamb. Gntely Clothing Co.. 155 Hohman $5 lady's waist. Woolworth 5e and 10c. 501 H-hnmn To els. china, stationery, aprons. .1. 1". Blum & Son. 153 State -Four ties, each valued at St. M. N'agdeman. 151 State Two shirts, each valued at S2. E. J. Hoffman. 163 State Purple and white sweater. Woolworth 5c and loo. 1C1 .StateChina dishes and nut bowl. M. Pclzman. 1S3 State Tie worth $1. Maginot Bros., 171 Fayette poultry remedies. K. A. Griswold. 176 S'-vte Flour. Paul Wagner, Hohnia n Candy, cards, French briar pipe. Kolnnko Bros.. 55.1 Anns avenue Set of dishes. Larson & Johnson, 15! Highland One dozen cans peas. S. Grossman, 610 Oakley avenue Lady's or gentleman's sweater. J. C. Camp. 7S2 Claude Gold Harvest flour. Dunsing & Rehi.ke, 645 Hohman High grade coffee. F. C. Hopman. 673 Hohman Order for cleaning (?2.5ft). Gertrude Stewart, 70 t Hohman Hat worth $5. TV Spratria. fiS-' Hohman P.ov of choice chocolates. Srraube li,-no Co.. (171 TTo'ir.if n - 5 v.orthof 1 oro.-. ,T. Aiu-tgen, ("1 Hohman ''nnt,-:d goods. Tr. and Mrs. Graham. 53 Muenirh court 1 ism. Ma Stiirlitr. 52n.' H'llnrmi I "inbre! l.-. M. 'toodnoin. 5:17 Bullet in -Fine pocket kn;'. .

Minas 5c and lftc. 160 State Two berry sets. R. Waxman, 2SC E. Slate Pair of shoes (?L50). Best Fu ri ill re Co., 202 State Chair worth $12.50. S. Greenberg, 528 H"linian Order for cleaning two suits or two overcoats. Bailey Printing Co., 06 Plummer 1,000 sheets typewriting raper and box of envelopes. B. V. D. Taxi Co., 540 Hohman Taxi service (J5.00). ' . Hammond Candy Co., 1 G 6 State $3 vrth of choice candy. Kaddatz i Harkin (milliners). Bulletin Hat worth $10. American Bestaura nt. 120 Sibley Meal ticket ($3.25). Margaret ANhalen. 142 Sibley Home made cakes. Lake County Times. TIammo-nd buildingAdvertising space, publicity for two nights. Post Grocery, 52 Williams Coffee. $10.75. Io Luxe Theater, Hohman $10 worth of tickets. P. H. 'Mueller. 114 SiMey Copper st, nickel plated, tea pot. coffee pot, tea kettle. Mrs. N". "Wilson, State street Three home trade pies. Paul Pose . Son, 13 3 Hohman One dozen Arrow collars. S. Cubit?.. Stsb street One pair slippers and safety razor. J, W. Millikan. 150 State Lunch box and vacuum bottle. The Winner Clothing Smre, State strept Hat worth $2.50. Independent Market Co., 11 State Ham. Finest brand ($3.5. Laederach Bros., 574 Hohman Solid gold la vallier. $5. Broadhead's Good Clothes Shop, 56S Hohman Silk umbrella, 6. Maine Bestaurant. 544 Ilohmnn Meal ticket ($3.50). Mrs. J. G. Vivian. 411 Ash Two layer cakes. M. It. Prevo, 512 Michigan Groceries ($1.50 ). Mr. Wm. T. Koih. SO "onkey neIitie tlin'rf 1hocolates.

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bottled good'. Orpheum Theater, ets worth $30. White Stors Co. waist worth $4. L. Lister. 321 Sib!

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Anderson Hardware Co.. 711 Calumet --Hand saw (IHamond edge), $2. G. Bongiovanni. 71 On 1 um ft ave-nue Canned, goods, apples, potatoes. John Schmidt, Corner Sibley and Calumet. A White Mountain cake ($1.50. Max Motl.ii!, 200 Fayette Silver soup bowl. , Chas. W. Hubbard, 711 Claude Groceries worth $3. Daily Bros. Coal Co., 2S6 Calumet Soft coal, half ton ($.3.50). J. J. Dibos it Son. 150 Fayette Soft coal, half ton ($3.50). G. P. Stout Sc Son. near Nickel Plate

tracks Coal worth $5.

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practic ticket, $5.

I K. M. I.uterinan. S35 Calumet Choice j brand -r eoi'.'eo. I iro-e i,;f.pi..nich. !1 i Ca!umt Gent1 iM,'ei R--o,.. 47S. Hoffman Choice brand of coffee, H. W. Scbrftiber. 415 Summer t'eresota. flour. 5t mimiis ($2.50). Ot Sheffield. 170 Summer. ;S7 Hohman I rtasket asso -ed groceries ($2.50. Calumet Y.i. pert Cleaners. e.7 lTofi-

'A'orks Two dozen State street Tick- .. 170 State Silk

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WHIT FfiT FOLKS SHOULD DO TO REDUCE WEIGHT

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Thousands, of jieopie suiTer from excessive fatness, weak retves an;! feeble etomachs, -who, having tried advertised flesh-reducers. food-fads, physical culture stunts and rub-on creams, resign therase! vea to a lifelong fatness and think nothing- .-will make them thin. Yet their case la not hopeless. A recently discovert- ' Combination of fat rpdnrlno- ,i-

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t;on. which is endorsed by people everywhere. It is absolutely harm-j les, inexpensive and efficient.

A few weeks systematic use of Korein should go far to reduce fle.; and fat even after everything else has failed to bring the desired result Summers Pharmacy and other good druggists everywhere ae dispensing O'l of Korein In capsule fofTn fn th original sealed laboratory package. Get some today and fee for yourself how quickly and harmlesly It works. Adv.

Envelopes ($1.00). Schol's Photo Galbry, Hohman Oil painting by Schohl complete in dull Kilt frame ( $7.50 ).

I "ihmmnnd Flora; Co.. 103 State 25 j best roses (S3. 00). I Sehiitz Floral Co.. 152 State One dozen best c h rysn-hemurns ($5.0). Hammond Modern Bakery, Sti State j Cake $i C.50). I Robert G. Jennings. 10S Sibley Four j bricks ice cream. j I Woodbnll Je Cream Co., G4 Slate

Fifteen bricks ice cream. F. C. Dietrich, fil.1 Calumet i.tno cake

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($5.00). Keid. Murdoch & Co., Hoffman Ki; botth-s exhibition oiives. Hammond Cafe, State street M ticket ($3.50).

The Siar Store, 5SS Oakl

.ally's waist. Mr. Cornelius P. Schoon of Monster, a public auctioneer, has given his services for the cause. The proceeds will be used for the decoration of the halls and rooms of the new Hammond Manual Training High School. Kvery reader of The TtMRs is advised

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man Clean and press dress or one suit ($1.25). K. J. tierkner. S07 Calumet FlashliKht (?1.50. Jno. Schmueyer &. Bros., 115 Sibley So framed mirror. Bills" Credit Shop, 565 Hohman Two iindeiskirts ($3. 00). B. G. Vonnir Printing Co.. 212 State

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