Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 169, Hammond, Lake County, 5 January 1917 — Page 5

PAGE FIVE Frirlav. Jan. 5. 1917

THE TIMES

SOCIAL NBWS

COMIMi DVKM'K. The monthly mooting of tho Lake County Humane .Society will be held at seven-thirty o'clock Monday ceningr at the Central .chool. Mrs. V. c. Crumpaek-r will entev-t-t :n the numbers of tho Kmhroidory Club on Monday afternoon at her homo in Glendale Fark. Tlx.- King's Heralds will bo enter

tained by .Miss Marjorie lowning-

hor homo, L'Ul Price Place, afternoon at two-thirty o'cloc

aturdity

morui: Mr. and daughter Iola. field, .Mrs. .1. Charles Si'hrin lyn and Orval

Mrs. John Mr. and

Iwis, Mr. and Kit and daughter Collins.

Peterson and Mrs. Mans-

Mrs.

Face Fashions This Wear

Nisantly ' m last played

the hostess

luncheon. The

11.111 HAS IM,1".ASNT Mi:i'.lINi. The members of the lietroit Street

Club were entertained very pi by Mr. and Mrs. John 1". Willi evening:. Five hundred was

and following tho sanies

served a two course puests played at honors were won by and Ij. P. I-'eitzer.

prizes were award and ,?. 11. I.udolp'n

elub will 7.e- at th

three tab Mrs. S. K.

The eon.d to M i s. In two we

meet with Mr. and M: r-ir home in I an i -on

les and Sv a i til d.lM.-'l 1-VltJIer .Us the

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The birthday anniversary of Mrs.

I Auxust Iiaily of W ilcox street was j celebrated at a surprise party cin-n in i tier bono! by the members of tlie Gulden Ho. crochet dub on Wednesday I afternoon. A pleasant social hour ) was spent wi-.h needle work and durj ms the afternoon a three course i luncheon was servo. 1.

Tiimiiii: l'Mirv. At her home in Kast Sibley stre.t yesterday afternoon Mrs. Clyde Peter;.was hostrss to th- me4nbers of tli" Eyelet Kmbroidery Club at a thimble party. With the club members s!i--entertained Mrs. l-'ied Pretchell of Illwood and Mrs. It. Mnrgan.iu. Tlie next club party will be gii'pn by Mrs. Waller I.anhorn at her home in llarri on street Thursdav afternoon, January IS.

Demand That the Complexion Be Made Clear and Clean and Nothing Aids the Sun Like Stuart's Calcium Wafers.

All styles of dress this year make it ncposnry that every woman remove pimplesblotches, etc. This condition is brought about by reason of the fact that th-- colors used Htid style of hair dress throw the face in a position of promin nee that will make pimples, etc., very hideous if thov exist.

A 1IOSTI-X.

MH1. Gll.l.F.TT

Mrs. John H C'.leli. SC? South H.-h-man street entertained at an auction lr:dse party yesterday af;.rnoii. her Kuests beinp the memb.-ts of the f '..iuiiihia Club. A prettily appointed luneheon wa served following- the

The Mrs. Mo-.t el :n three

lub .incr

w ; i i Cat Us o

..- t-nl en a hied ..f Hghland Thursday.

The mond d a y a hM-ty Lyons, gram

Phi son

in wDK v t'oMMi n i" r.. history committee of the ilnmWoman's club will meet M.n-I't'-rnoon. January Sth at twoo'clock at the home of Mrs. it. ill", Highland street. Tlie prowill include a paper on 'he

democrat, but he wi elected on the citizens' ticket like l-'cuer. Mr. Graham at first objected to votings but when it was explained that the proceedings, were an investigation preliminary to tart impeachment acts he voted yes. Johnson has opposition in the council from several sources. He ban the democratic aldermen lined up against him. the Kei'bian faction and such of

i tlie aldermen who ant friendly to the ! steel trust. Although it was the sleeV j trust that elected Johnson its political i activities nearly a year utfo were con- ! lined to trying to impeach him.

i 1'olowins the council's action the I mayor was found in his office by a j Timks man w ho brought the impeach

ment move to him. Mr. Johnson said that the council would find that it had exceeded its authority.

ASK FOR and GET . THE ORIGINAL HALTED MILK Cheap substitutes cost YOU same pries.

Texas I'tah

Ooil --'SI '.2 Vpper Ion

LOUIS ROTH IS AGAIN

CHIEF

l-'ellows

"Taia My Advice and Use Stuart' Calcium Wafers if You Want aPretty Skin." The iinpniitios arisin in the body are thrown off in four ways, through the pores of the sit hi, the lungs, the kidne b and bou els. Stuart's Cilcium Wafer will make the blood clean. They will throw open the pores and in only a short time you will tind the entire system free from marks of blood impurity. Tho fresh, red, rosy hue of the blood fiowins? freely close to tho skin will give you tl o complexion you desire. Obtain a box from any druggist anywhere. Price. 50 cents.

Kvn-:iiTii wr Mrs. c.eorge Kd.-r. M :- and Mrs. Jacob

III Villi1. s. ")U- Kilo We is won

1-7-the

by he th.

lippine Islands by Mrs. K. The regular work for n Taxation and wiil be c Mrs. M. P. l.udw. Tho

memorized is the Haiti. Republ ie.

A. ;nthe day inducted sins' to

Hymn of

oV:

abb :a in.

in cards yesterday aft.-rno-.n at i -otins of Circle Xo. 1 at the i ..f Mis. G. Raymus in Carroll; Pedro was played at four and at the conclusion -f th-:

XI'HRII'.MK

the bu

l'o'ilowin

stetday afterno :-s. Crant Set-ley

o.ness meet

at the home memb.-i-s of

l Hi

hot.-ss

d a d a '. n t

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REMOVAL NOTICE C, T. llelen, Chiropractr. of 3 -I Siaie St.. Hammond, has moved hisj .fTsee to the O- K. Building. 636 Hoh-; man St.. over Nelson's Drug- Store. I 12-30-10 ! KMt.RTAIN 1M)RM I.I.V. Mr. and Mrs. Pert ('ox entertained a : sniail parly of friends informally at their home, 437 W. Plummer avenue., I.ancing and music were enjoyed tin til midnight when a supper was ser- I d. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox and j children of Crown Point, and Mr. and ; Mrs. Harry Beach of Grand View. Te-c.. ; w ere the out-of-town guests and the ; following: were present from Hani- j

Deborah Society held an Social from which a nice realized. A f.-jiiure of the was tin' musical program followed with a cafeteria Mrs. M.-Nally of Summer be hostess at tlie meot;nfr nesday afternoon.

Kxperiem o sum was soeial hour which was luncheon. street will next Wed-

1S (HIliVM'Kn. c'.ub was organized ternoon at the horn"

vers on l-.ast Man'

meet every two J. Austtren will be et nieetincr at h-r Court. The business

lowed with an enjoy-

hour when a two

luncheon was served. Mrs. Movers, was elected presid

Paul Masteller .se,-retai J. Austgen, treasurer o

m: ( i t u

A need ! e work on Wednesday aft' of Mrs. Wiiiiam M street which will

weeks. Mrs! X. hostess at the home in Mnenieh

meeting was f

ahl.' soeial

course

W 1 1 1 ra m -lit. Mr.

and Mrs. X. the club.

ilUSTEROLE QUICK

NO BLISTER!

Soothes and Relieves Like a !

Mustard Plaster Without the Burn or Sting i Musterole is a clean, white ointment, j made with the oil of mustard. It does all the work of the old-fashioned mustard i plaster does it better and does not blis- j

ter. ou do not have to bother with a cloth. You simply rub it on and usually the pain is gone! Many doctors and nurses use Musterc!e and recommend it to their patients. They will gladly tell you what relief it fives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of 'the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).

i i i I An . tho re ! Indies' Street i ernoon

Free Trial Coupon. T. A. Stnart Co., 348 Stuart Building-, Marshall, Jdicb. Send me at once by return mail, .a free trial package of Stuart'3 .l;lum Wafers.

Xa me Street Citv

.State

(Moltke I.odBo of Odd

Hammond on Wednesday n'iht install

ed officer!" for tlie new year. The year just closed marked the anniversary of the lodge's 23 years of existence, and the new yearn sees I.ouis Itoth one of the first Noble Grands asln in th chair. The lodge is in excellent shape with ISO mwmbers. The officers installed are as follows: Noble Grand Ijuis Itoth. Vice Noble Grand Cati hangc. Financial Seey. Henry Iteissitf. Recording: Secy. Paul Kanisch. Treasurer Fred Dietrich. Warden Anton Schropfir. Conductor Anton Hein. Inside guard Paul Dietrich. Outside Kinnl Kdward Stolley. Right supporter of the Noble Grand .loiin Schwab. Left supporter George Then. Might supporter of the vice noble grand Hernard Krioger. 1-rf-ft supporter Oscar Rorcherl. Right senior supporter John Phillips. Ieft senior supporter Jacob Hein. Chaplain Herman Holtz. Trustees Oscar Borchert. George Thoti and B. Krieger.

Western I'nion Wabash Willys overland

IHIC.K.O 1,1 VK STOCK. Hogs Receipts, ;il,')nj; market, slew, higher than yesterday's average; mixed, ly.yOii lii. lii; good, i 1 O.Oo ' 1 u.r.O; rough, $10.0.". 'a P.'Ji) : light. J'J.Sieii' 10.35; pigs. $7.60C(

Cattle Keceipts 2.500; strong; beeves. t?..'j0 i 1 1 0 ; heifers, $1.30 H 1 0.00 ; stocker $5 .3.".(5;.S.40; Toxans, $S.95i 9.20 y.oofy 1 :;.."i; western steers, $7.

Cl.Ofl-1 tllH . CiltVJN. Wheat uMny, $1.M; July, $1.4S Corn May, jlc; July. 96 Ue. Oats May, iG'c; July, S:)1-,.-.

were hoste during the lunelveon.

ises at a thimble party and. afternoon served a dainty'

ST. J'1 T.'S Kl'tt OI' A I.. Tomorrow, January "lh being th' Feast of the K-phip-hany there will be a celebration of the holy communion at St. Paul's lipiscopal church at eight o'clock. All who have not made their

Christmas communion are urged to attend this servi.

!v !

There K ind rod

tion of officers

will he a meeting this evening for t!

especially

the True install-

THE TIES' FINANCIAL

An important meeting of an's Doyal Circle will take

evening at the Mo. street.

the V outplace thi;-

h a i ! in Stat-

UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NET YORK STOCKS CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

lt SOCIETY -n.io able soCifil eiilar business ' A d Society

Met hod ist at the -h.

MEETS. hour follo-.v.-d meeting of the .f tlie Monroe

church yesterday nftme of Mrs. J. W. Mc-

served daii ty

C.nnell. Tiie hostes.-

refreshments. "With the members Mrs.

..-..nnoll bad as gliosis. .Mrs. Jlous-

Mel

ton.

Mrs. Parmenter and Mrs. Schuyler.

MRS. JC(n0 r:TEHTINS. I 5trs. J. F. Jacobson entertained iier ! mother. .Mrs. Anderson of Chicago and 'sister, Mrs. Veldy of Pekin. 111., with i the members of the Oak I,eaf F.m1 broidery Club at a pretty thimble ' nartv vesterday afternoon at her

home, 4S Warren street. The nest party will be given on Friday, January 19th by Mrs. J. F.. Wolf of Fast State street. SESSIO. A pleasant social afternoon ws spent by trie members of Jthe Iadies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran churi-h yesterday at the chnrcK. Mrs. Kuhn. Mrs. Unei- and Mrs. " Gluth

Qfl LATE 10 GU5SIFI

Mi's. K. K. Petrie of Knglewood lias j returned home after being the guest of .Mrs. William Marchant, ,"SJ Indiana j avenue since Monday. Mr. Petrie came j Wednesday and they attended thM funeral of Mrs. Christina Mauser. -Miss Ieo1a MacAleer returned to 1 Fvanston. 111.. Wednesday where she) is attending Northwestern Fnlveraity!

alter spenamg tne rioiidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MacAleer of M ebb street.

Mr. and Mrs. Giles Warner saw Tanguay at the Majestic theater terclay afternoon and last evening

"The Follies" at the Illinois theater. Mrs. John Kussmaul and son Finest of Huntington, Ind., are spending the day with Mrs. A. S. Hunt and Mrs. M. P. Luchvig, 306 Sibley street.

Eva

CHARGES WILL BE BROUGHT

i SITUATION" WANTED As typist, ex1 perienoed in general office work. Ad- ' dr.-ss I. T., car.- of Times, Hammond.

PIANO BARGAINS In a short introductory to tho following hargains v,c want to inform you, Mr. Piano Buyer, that it is tic selling cost of pianos that keeps the price down. I am the oldest piano dealer and piano tuner in Lake county and carry more variety of different manufacturers' high-grade pianos than all "other dealers combined I am located away fro mbig ground floor rents and can actually run our beautiful ware rooms for a whole month for less money than any piano manufacturer can keep a salesman in this iield for one week. Hence our great bargains Be honest with yourself Did You Ever See Such Quotation On Good Reputable Pianos? One new 700.00 (irand sample $400.00 One new s 1,0.10 Puritan Solo Player-Piano, . . . .. . .i . .1

positiveiv the best tnat money can on

(Special sample) f new 7.10 Solo Plaver-Pi'ano (sample1) . .

One One One One One

ti()0 Solo Plaver-Piaiio. spe

ial

(500 sample, best in the w 4.10, oldest mfr. in U. S. . 4.10 special high grade.

peeial

orld.

, siyies,

410 sample

new new new new-

Three new

One new

iWnml sliL'htlv used niauos. .$75.00 to

PIANOS TO RENT-ivw-.w mill tonus to suit all. Xo interest

charged on time sales. J. M. WILCOCKSON MUSIC CO. 155 State Street, Artemis Building. Opposite Orpheum (Upstairs). OPEN EVENINGS. PIANO TUNING $2.50

625.00 450.00 375.00 360.00 300.00 310.00 2C0.00 175.00 150.00 '

will be

(Continued from page one.) been active trying to get the captain restored. Proceedings I. not MuM. All during the day the Sertiian revolution against Johnson was getting into shape. The Serbian aldermen Michel riiiehieh and John Keseric together with th' leaders of Serbian secret societies were busy, list night 3"0 Serbians, some of them just bacit from the trenches in Europe, crowded the council chamber. Ten aldermen were present. President Ralph Rowicy of the council was unable to be present ami Aldermen Good and Mis were also absent. Detnoornt In I'hnir. After waiting some time the council organized itself and made Alderman

William Kotier. a democrat, chairman. Aldermen iMichich at once arose and mad" the motion to start the impeachment machinery. it was seconded by Alderman Richard K. Houren, also a democrat. The motion was carried unanimously. Aldermen Freehury. Philips. Combs, Kollus. Kuncrt, Keneric. Graham, Duchich. Houren and Feuer voted for it. Keserie is also a

I ' - i January 3. Atchison v..10Sii American Beet Sugar 04 American Car. Foundry ! Vi: Anaconda XI ' American looomoti ve. 77 American Smelting Inf.',, American Tel. & Teleg Brooklyn Rapid Tran.t M Baldwin Locomotive 57 t Baltimore & Ohio SSj Canadian Pacific ljS American Can Co S3 New York Central 103 Colorado Fuel 15 U Central Leather Ol1! Chesapeake & Ohio 6-1 7s Crucible Steel fi-e8 Krie ,- - American Steel Fdrie. GO General Electric 157 Great Northern llfi'4 Maxwell Motors 52 Mex. Petroleum I"! Northern racifie 110 Pennsylvania R. R h' Rep. Iron & rfteel 78 4 Reading 101' So. Pacific . 97 So. Railway 31 ' Chg. Milw. & St. Paul 91

. iiicv;o I'liuix ( :. Butter -Creamery extra creamery firsts, 37fi 3Sc; firsts,

seconds, 33r34r. Eggs Ordinaries, 35 f Stic; firsts. S4eC.

Iivo poultry Fowls. 1 ducks. 17(?l!c; geese, 1 4 J 1 ic , 8ViC; turkeys, 'c. (My I nlted Pre. t CHK'AGU, Jan. 5. The market was lower today, the of peace tajk (Aercoming the uence of the seaboard buying port.

May wheat opened down . and lat-i

er lost 2 to $1.81 July opened up 2 but at noon had lost 2l8, standing at $1.48-V I Hy I liited Ire.) NEW YORK. Jan. 5. A wave selling by bear operators this afternoon drove prices on the stock exchange down one to six points under yesterday's closing figures. Starting shortly after

noon, alter a listless morn'ng during which traders seemed afraid to venture into the market, in the face of late reports regarding the peace situation, the movement carried L'. S. Steel to 11 FVs off lTi.

Gulf lost six points at 110. Alcohol broke 4 to "Upstarted almost at the time probe of Wall Street leak

charges opened in Washington.

Atlantic Industrial The break th'j house

opening a moveAs the f jrther

II. v I nlted Preon.l NEW YORY. Jan. 5. The today was weak followed by ment of great irregularity, afternoon session advanced

losses were recorded, mainly in the industrial list. l.'nited Stales Steel sold down to nearly 109 after opening at 111 to llO'.s against a closing yesterday at 1 12. Similar losses were suffered by other steel and copper shares. The equipment issues and the munitions specialities yielded 2 to 5 points. There was a good " deal ot backing and selling in tlie last hour. At one moment prices saged, again ftiade material advances. In some cases prie'es moved near the level of the previous closing.

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Hammond's Best Glotlssei'S f ! ; s SB1 ran n r I

-feeder, 1 ' JK JjV f 1

I MzhS Ik 1 V k 11 H L

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i vfvf o CLEARING SALE

' 1 ill springs, ' I I ' 148 0 L f! 1 Wonderful Va! renewal I i.uu in- s -j ues in

II f 9 ?B"TTPIC A HwTlTfc II

ihw 0VE,C0ATS

FOR A BAD COUGH

GOOD PICTURES AT DELUXE TODAY

war. The film is very intereeting and will impress an audience with the broad scope of the Red Cross.

NO REASON FOR DEATH.

Coroner J. A. Graham considered the theory that the foreigner died of fright. He said that the post-mortem failed to fshow any reason for the death. Any movement to, revoke the license of the Hammond Medical Specialists will have to he started by securing a required number of affidavits of clients of the concern, or former clients, and these upon being forwarded to the state board of medical examination would constitute a complaint. The board would consider the evidence and act accordingly.

Hammond has boon unfit for dritikinir for more than a week, being discolored and very dirty. Complaints of stomach and bowel troubles which are attributed to the conditon of the water. There is a w id' -spread epidemic of ihis ailment.

Dorothy Gish in "Children of the "Feud" is at Do Luxe theater tomorrow on the Triangle-Arts program, and

Sunday Clara Williams and William

Desmond appear in "The Criminal," a Triangle Kay-Bee feature. "Children of the Feud" is based on the sensational killing of Judge Massey at Hillsville, Carroll county, Virginia, by the Allen gang a few years ago. "The Criminal" has to do with an Italian girl born outside tlie social pale

and brought up to believe she is

not only an outcast but a a sort as well.

thus

criminal of

No Seats Till the 15th.

of the Or-

Here is a fine old-fashioned re-, cipe for coughs, colds or catarrli trouble that has been used with groat success. Get from your druggist 1 oz. of Par-mint (Double Strength! abou t7.".c worth and add to it ' pint of hot water and 4 oz. of granulated sugar. This will make full half a pint when mixed. Take one tablespoonful 4 times a day. No more racking your whole body with a cough. Clogged nostrils should open, air passages of your head clear up so you can breathe freely. It is easy to propare, costs little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who has a stubborn ciiugh, or hard cold or catarrh in any form should give this prescription a trial. Summers Pharmacy can supply you. Adv.

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Ortt's Good Shoes for B s and Girls will please you.

J. B. ORTT 169 State Street. The Walk-Over Store.

Modern Shoe Repairing. Popular prices.

The Season's Most Popular Boots for Women Now On Display at ORTT'S

('harming novplty styles, in all the favored leathers are embraced in this showing. Also many

twrx-tone errects snoes mat emooay ail oi uie season's best style features, and you will quickly p

recognize them as exceptional values.

AU, OVER PURE beautiful style

in i -...

W HITE KID,

S4 to 5.85

ALL-OVER BLACK KID, glove fitting, Ortt quality 3.50 to S6.50 WHITE KID TOP, black kid vamp, a very smart style 4 to 6.00 PEARL GRAY TOP, dark gray vamp, an appealing style 5.00 "COME BY AND LOOK OR COIE,

AND BUY." DEPENDABLE SHOES AT VERY

SPECIAL PRICES

W OMEN'S B L A C K AND TAN SUEDE BUTTON SHOES Round toes, short vamps, medium heel, froodyear welted, flexible soles. $3.50 and 14 values. 'our choice - 2. 45

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W-m ' lis lit Aft I o

LOOK f

Munapr .tohn Lovcridsc

Theatre is constantly reiuMn,

soals .01 in.'

phcuTii

Hirsts to liPflV?

Shrine -.Minstrel show which will held at hi shoucs on the 2-'nl and 23rd of January. 'Th.' Shrine tifli'H will not be on t.alo until the loth but from then on it will be first come, first served," said Manager Loveridge t:day. "From the requests already received the .a." should be great and I espect to se the S. It. O. sign out both nights. Hut we have received positive orders from potentate George O. Locklin that no tickets are to be reserved before the 15th and his orders wi'.l be obeyed to the. letter."

A BIG OPPORTUNITY. There is a great opportunity in Hammond at present for a high class h.ote! with no less than a hundred -ind flTt; rooms with bath. The present hotels turn away scores of applicants for rooms every night. The lack of accommodations drives thousands of people into Chicago every year, the great part of these being motorists who would stay over night here, leave their cars at one of the garages and spend money in other ways. A bip hotel is the hallmark of a city. Lafayette has its Fowler, South Bend the Oliver, Gary the Oary, and Hammond several good small hotels, but none of sufficient size.

Buy Fire Hose. The board of public works today signed a contract with the Bi-Lrfiteral company for a thousand feet of fire hose at a dollar per foot.

Articles of Incorporation.

incorporation have been

secretary of state as fol-

Articles of

filed with the

lows: Lake County Loan and Investment Company. Crown Point, Ind.; $10,000: buying and selling state, county, municipal bonds, promissory notes and ae-'" counts. John L. Kniyht, James P. Burge, Charles F. Lwnberg, directors.

NEW DEPUTY Deputy Trosecutor V. O. Thomas, the new chief deputy in Hammond, now occupies the courthouse office of the prosecutor as ne is expected to look after all the superior court cases. Mr. Thomas will retain his prlvata office in thO. K. building: for civil cases, particularly as he expects his law partner. Clarence R. Cowger of Monticello, to locate in Hammond eventually.

RED CROSS FILM IN LAKE COUNTY Under the auspices of the Ited Cross society, which is planning to build a sanitarium in Bake county, a moving picture, film is being exhibited at Ie Buxe theater today, at Crown Toint on Saturday afternoon and in Lowell Sunday, which tells the public something of the work being carried cm by the great organization in times of peace and

Credit Where Due. It was stated today by one of the W. C. T. U. workers that the dry federation petitions are being circulated by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, the Anti-Saloon League, church members and other individuals favoring prohibition. The report that the W. C. T. V. has nothing to do with the work is not true.

TIMlSs' advertising; will eonble yon to brealt nil your business records for the year end. Call a TIMES ad nan right away.

Install Officers. The William IT. Calkins post of the, G. A. It. and the R.-iief Corps will hate a joint installation of officers at the

Chamber of Comm night at 8 o'clock.

rce rooms tomorrow

Arrest Suspect. Captain Mullen and seven officers arrested in West Hammond esterday Joe Simity in connection wall the killing of a policeman in Chicago by an Italian. Simity has a police record in West Hammond. He is a railroad section hand and has a wife and live children.

WATER IN BAD SHAPE.

Pile to the high winds

water in

HAVE GOLORJHYOUa GREEKS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow complexion pallid tongue coated appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good feeling you 'should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a sub

stitute for calomel were prepared oy Dr. Edwards after" 17 years of study with his patients. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like Childhood days you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why millions of boxes are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Take one or two nightly and note the pleasing results.

A SAVINGS ACCOUNT

in a strong, well should have.

managed bank is an asset that every man, woman and t

hild

START TODAV a certain sum every week or every month and see how rapidly it will

3 Interest Compounded Semi-Annually

Deposit cumulate.

iTflg3in I- - - -

OUR LITTLE POCKET BANK WILL HELP YOU GET A START

CALL AND GET ONE. WE HAVE ALL SIZES.

The Bank With the Chime Clock.

Cor. State and Hohman Sts. OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS

Trust (Sts Hammond, Ind.