Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 180, Hammond, Lake County, 18 January 1917 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Thursday, Jan. 18. 1917

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS ET THE LAKE COUNTY FEINTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY.

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The Tlrres East Chicago-India na Harbor, daily except Sunday.

at the postoTtce In East Chicago. November 1, 1913. The Lake County Time Dally except Saturday and Ssnday. Entered at the postoffiee in Hammond. June 2S. 1908. The Lake County Times Saturday and weekly edition. Kntered at the pnatofTfce in Hammond, February 4, 1911. The Gary Evening Times Pally except Sunday. Entered at the postoffiee Jn nary. April 3 3. 112. All under the act of March 3, 1S79, as eecond-class matt;er.

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i to the question of what medicine to keep n your home, ever ready to take, when one

m --gr ui m iau;ujf buwuiuus to Daa weauier or r W any of the common ills. Beraiuc! such ilia

f manifest themselves in congestion, which is but

another name for acute catarrh of the mucous

membranes, through which we breathe and through which our food is absorbed, the first step is to remedy this catarrhal condition.

IN POLITICS

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

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rORHfiS ADVEBTIS1XO OFtriCK. 912 Rector Building: Chicago

5101, 31Ui

TKI.EPHOSE. Hammond (private exchange) 3 IPO.

(Call for whatever department wanted.) "..t-y Office Telephone 12

.m & T.hompsnr, Kast Chi.'ajo Telephone 540- ,. Kvana. East Chicago Telephone 737 -.j U Ch'.capn, Tub Timfs :a e a Urhur -w s I 'e ! er i 9- " ii.-ui3 Harbor (Rep Tl'-r and Classified Ads.) Telephone 4 ti'iruc Telephone .-.'.:

Cronr. Point . Telephone ''' H ? wlsch Telephone 1 '!

A medicine that will relieve eoutfhs. cnlrfe orA rrin that

will restore unpaired digestion, correct irregular appetite and drive out all

that clogs the system, is the one for you.

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LARGER PAID UP CIRCULATION THAN ANY TWO OTHER NEWSPAPERS IN THE CALUMET REGION.

If you have any trouble getting The Tivss make complaint Immediately to j the circulation department. Thb Times will not be responsible for the i eturn of an unsolicited manu- j cr:pt articles or letters and wtl! not notice t-: finoymous communications, i Short signed letters of general interest printed l v.lsc.retion. '

xperiencesSaus

that Peruna does these things, promptly, surely and gently.

It's safe for aiL It has stood the test of 44 years, and it has won thousands to a devoted adherence and advocacy as their family remedy, above all others because it makes good.

Profit by This Yourself The experience of others is the surest guide. Every community has some one who has been greatly benefited by Peruna. What it has done for them it will do for others. You are In need of a reliable family medicine yourself why not use the one that has done so much for thousands T TOU MAT OBTATR ft RUN A TABLET FORM FOR CONVEHIE.NCE. The Ferun Company, Columbus, Ohio

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THE STATUS OF THE NEGRO.

to the Voters of Clary: I At the urgent, eo.lclta tion of a larse, i number of Gary citizen who believe ! that Gary's frrcatppt need for the fuiture is a clean, honest and energetic

business administration, I hereby announce' that i will be a candidate for the republican nomination for mayor of Garv. at the primaries to be held in

March. 1917. or at n later dste as may I

be designated by the legislature. 1-341 JOHN A. HREXXAX.

The Supreme Test of n pair of glasses is rot in the price.' but in the satisfaction they give. i lasses titled here give satisfaction ami are reasonably priced. , JOHN E. UcGARRY JEWELER OPTOMETRIST

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FOR MAYOR I desi'e to announce to the voters of Gary that I am a candidate for the republican nomination for mayor of the city, at 'he romiusr cty Primary, and ask the silppor'. of repub'J nn voter? who be t ievrt that th? prr'.ple of Gary are entitled to nn edmUt is'-ation of. fo- nn-1 by th pco-r,). n? d-iy 1-R-tf HlAXK V'. SMITH.

Krof-t sre the ltrp. re. mils ( join , -j;. ajMr Ina. the Crown Point arm?- at Indianapoli' i J olm em and ha; j lhat is waging the count v .f!U l i k li in ::ijc i:i t'mwn I'ftint, a !ie court sju;ilbi. The -(unt y feat ; :nve l.i. V. to -the V.-.;

I'll'H Will T'.l-lKe a lei IW-ie.l l.liill l j tOWll T-V.t fpiiTSC. He!

CROWN POINT

Htul the ontinous c riminal murt count y f i'fi : .

Tin- Ci-i.vwi J"i!it ! i-h st!

b.-tll t'-Jlts: Wll: play the Ynlj:.:tr; school t-m S". tlie 1 .".! fvrtr.n: f-'rld.-iy iiiRh-.. Tii" Vip.'. ism

edee on -very tliinu in I'ortt r should gi ve the local bish Pch ainc.

it the j present tenntit on the far'ii. has 1"

'ice Herman Klaus fr-rm on 1 l.:.kf t - j "p; ; ; r :?,' Mid wi'.l r.'.ove there. iiso higrli j

i?ium on -There ore lO.nfio Lake r ount? prop t' e who nr lUlns nil our the '. 1 1 rsi v and ; ubcrtptlon THK TIMES Kill unit

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THE ART OF DOING WITHOUT.

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Lime sroes hy the virtue of self-donial is morf and nmrr. ... n-.-.,-nrr

the art of doins without moro norded. Thf social !'a?fination? of today cruzo for dres.s amibcmenif, recreation, automobiling all the glitter attractions of a materialistic age call loudly for self-control, self-denial

Jivms. adu mose wno try to Keep pace with the crowd thai kills. Xo man ever succeeds who does not. learn to do without.

self-control. It is the highest evidence of all social and business success.

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set a pace ,

As you have noted there has heen a great influx of negroes into local industrial communities. They come from the south. Mills, burdened with

1 orders and deprived of the immigrant stream of help, have had to import

the K;u'fe.-.

Hut their exodus northward is worrying Dixie. In a way they have'

itteared the negroes none too well in the south. Either it is the liifth wages

'or the dosire to. escape from petty persecution or both that is attracting

the nesro north. The very' i,,.t ,,-h-jt hi jtatus will bo hnro psneciallv in flarv TInmmond and

basis of, religion, of good conduct, or good character lies in the virtue ofitana u.rw hn th war ends remains m he Been 'southern editors

self-mastery and the foundation arP, urging the negro to remain in the .south, saying that In the long run 'he will be better off. In other parts of tho pouth they are much concerned

Did you ever watch a crowd around a street fakir selling some article; over the draining of the negro help, the only labor many districts have. To of household use a potato peeler, for instance? How he persuaded the men i check, if possible, immigration northward some municipalities now have

,n ineir n es coma not peel potatoes without it. round ready purchasers, ; ordinances providing fines and imprisonment for any one who entices or: who laid down their Quarters, marched home and presented the article with j luflnences laborers to go elsewhere, Tor employment. j pride and a righteous feeling of "helping wife in her daih- labor." onH- to! ne-oie of bow the south has treated the negro it now realizes that.

find her peeling potatoes the same old way the next day? ' ,-, rar,nnt An without him. That the war in Europe will bo a factor in" im

We listen to argument. We persuade ourselves. We arc easily con- i proing his status below the Mason and Dixon line is unquestioned. -lust j vinced that we need, in fact must have, many things that we might well ' how the south would get along without the colored help in the atrrio'ilturai . do without. Wo see things in the shop windows that appeal. We rend allur-' industry is hard to imagine. To keep him in the future there must he j

ins ads until our resisting power breaks down. W sro bargain hunting I promises of bettered conditions. until we are loaded down with things we cannot use. -I like to go shop-1 We have from time to time commented here on the good results of war

ping.'' said a woman one day, "I see so many things I do not need." And I lis injection into the negro problem here is another possible that is a finer art than buying a lot of things you will be sorry for. j looms up above the great valley of ill results of the conflict. Doing without may be difficult at times, but it gets you somewhere. All! svceessfnl careers are built upon it. Saving money and doing without is a PEE-WEE EFFORTS.

pimiiu process, out uip results are mignty pleasant, sacrifice was never -Ms ,. :nd self-denial never popular. But you can't have the big things of life f you insist upon having thousands of little things all the time. The

benefit that

the

lo ii" wants a bicycle must do without, candy and soda and the like, hut he knows his wheel will give him lasting pleasures that over-balance the little sacrifices. Saving for a purpose is not difficult, and self-denial for larger pleasures becomes' a joy. It is easy to follow the line of least resistance to do the easy thing; to follow the crowd. But following .crowds brings you to do Desirable goal. t is a splendid achievement this doing without and few learn it. But rh,e strtieture it builds is a lasting one and beautiful. And the pitiful fact ig thai, il you do not learn to do without now, there may come a time when you have to do without, and then it will be too late. That is the lesson of the poorhouse and the bread line. And as sure as you practice the sin of self-gratification and ignore the virtue of self-control, listen to the lure of the shop window, the amusement column, the appeal that is on every hand to spend, and let yourself go, you, too, will join a crowd that is sliding down hill to nowhere, only to get a hard bump at the bottom, when it is too late to mend and wake up to vain regrets. Get the thrift habit now and thrift is just, doing without, until doing without becomes a habit that has untold blessings in store for those who practice it.

Some one is objecting against using a bottle of wine to "christen'

new battle ship Mississippi, demanding that waiter he used instead. The objectors qualify for admission to the Society for Useless Purposes. What boots if whether wine, water or gasoline is spilled on th ship's prow? Neither will affect its morals.

HOW TO STARVE BELGIUM. The quickest way to starve the Belgians to death would be for President Wilson to take the advice of those hysterical and foolish Americans who demand that diplomatic relations with Germany be severed as a protest against the deportations. If the United States were to sever diplomatic relations with Germany for that reason, not only would Mr. Gerard come home but Mr. Whitlock would come home too and the American commission would have to leave Belgium. In consequence the distribution of food which is carried on by this commission would cease and Belgium would starve. So far as Belgium is concerned, the only opportunity that the United Slates has to render service to that unfortunate country lies in maintaining diplomatic relation? with Germany so long as such relations are possible. Xew York World.

A business men'? Rsiciat.inn will

1 formed m n.wri Point lor the purpose

i of protecting their interests and enabling j them to work and atrree on various j questions Brnvlnir fron. their business

inetretls in a more harmonious manner than fiirnn-rlY. I'r.-lnniiuiry steps toward organizat ton w. re taken t a meeting held at the 'rawfnrd Shoo Store on Mendnv tvonlnr. The first question to be taken up and solved will be closing of the stores at fix o'clock four nights in tho wok. A petition ronucstins: this ;ict:im was fib d with ihe 'ban.bei- of t'ommcroo last week, the latter organisation orranciner a meeting between the business men and clerks at which the question was discussed, the merchants receiving the clerk's, petition in a friendly spirit. A committee was appointed at Monday nirM's meeting to obtain the signatures of every business rnan In the city agreeing to the four nights a week closing. A forfeit of $25 will be put up by each merchant to keep him

j from breaking: the closing agreement.

j Dennis Shea. a. resident of i:st Cbi-

i t-M. who lias ti'angress'.'Cl atrainst the pen e and sobriety of the community I on .several evasions: and remandet to

ait, was picked up by 'nicer Piatt for the fourth time, and at a trial in the circuit curt be ;: line $100 and Riven a thirty days sentence at. the state penu I farm. Shea it a cur clerk at the ilibson yard and is said to have a wife and family at Knst "'hicngo. The Y. A. M. club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. I". Farley last evening-. About sixty 'rown Pointers will st.end the Shriners' minstrel show at Hammond next Monday ;.nd Tuesday nights. Aujfust A. II. Johnson baa reserved sixty scats for the use of the county eaters. The "Kustern Star lodge will pivc a series of dances at "eiitrnl Music Halt In the near future for the be neat of the

Masonic temple building: furd. ; The bids for the building of tho new Mc"rjl!us medicine factory were open-; ed on Monday. K. H. Croweil was the low bidder, but as each bid was over j two thousand dollars above the estimat-j d cost, the directors have the matter, under consideration at the present time.

ST. JOHN

?nt the trouble cf Tvritinc letter ny one of them.

FEEL LIKE GiVIKGUP?

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j Vergre f CollapM. h! faui'i'.y ; A ba4 back makes you miserable a" MerrilHillc j the time -m one-half J Ijtune every moralna;; aor n tr ' It hurts to toct tt bnrt.

Mrs. Jacob Roecker ii v! relatives at Ch'.caso. Adolph Seherer r:,ove..l and household soo,;.- from on Tuesday to the Klein f-t m!lo west of here.

Mrs. Johanna Austee i ?pent Tues- litngntsn. day evening and Wednesday with rel- j What with headaci. dtaoy stives at Hammond. ! urfnary 'weakneaa. Oi.e of our progressive farmers, J 10 wonder peopl are 4tnoourage.i. Joseph YVachtcr, has pur -based a Who do not know tha kidneys n-.r :

three-unit Omega milking machine from South P.end. Ind.. but manufactured at Fleii. Sweden. His is the first automatic milker in this part of the county and Is an obtect of much interest to all farmers around here. Among: the Hammond visitors on Wednesday were Mrs. peter Schmidt and ton, and Mrs. Jacob Schmal and

TOO WEAK TO FIGHT The "Come-Back" msn was really never down-and-out. His weakened condition because of overwork, lack of exercise, improper eating- and living demands stimulation to sntiefy the cry for a health-givlnK appetite an 1 the refreshing sleep essential to strength. CiOL D MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, the National P.emedy of Holland, will do the work. They are wonderful! J'hree of these capsule each day will

put a man on bis feet before he knows j it; whether bis trouble comes from uric j acid poisoning-. the kidneys, gravel or j stone in the bladder, stomach deranR-e-ment or other ailments that befall th j aver-realous American. Don't wait un- j til yo.i are entirely down-and-out, but'' take them today. Your drujtKist will I g-laalv refund your money if they do not help you. 25o, E&c and $1.00 per i

box. Accept no trubstit utes. Look for the nam GOLD MEDAL on every box.

be. the. caie of It an.

Oire th weakened kidneys n ! ' ' help. T- a, tested and pr-oren k!dr--.-remedy. None endorsed like Doan'e Kldn",PilU. John Oleska. real estate epenf. t?:i Grant Ft. Gary, eaye; "When I was the police force In Pittsburgh, r fo , , i it neeeaeary to see a kidney medicjm Walking to much waa hard on tn hack but Doan'e Kidney PJSU put r -.-back In sood ahape. They fenally c Jr. ed me of kidney complaint" Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy Dear's Kidney Pi 11a the same the: Mr. Oleaka had. Foater-Mllbtarn Co.. Props.. Buffalo. K. Y. a.d.

j They are the pure, oriprinal, : IXaarlem OH Capsules. A4y.

Imported

Another appropriation to meet the added !

cost will probably be made hy the man- g. Hohman St aKemcnt, and the building started at ani early date. fSZII Mrs. Vernon Parry will give a series

oi parties at h r home on South street!

this week, the i-rst being held this Wed-tj ff

II' .-.Irt. i. I I'l o'oii. . Attorney Martin J. Smith and Mayor

piioxe ci::o DR. A. L. HICKMAN Dentist Suite ,1, Straube Building

Hammond

Crystal Glucose for Fine Cand Prompt Delivery Telephone Pouth Chicago 920. AMERICAN MAIZE PRODUCTS CO.

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Things and Flings

Simple Way To End Dandruff

j ADMIRAI. DEWEY on the front 'page for the last tune. First time he ! was there we promptly named our fox terrier puppy after him.

INDIANA legislator wlio wants to

abolish capital punishmen

mis?!

change his mind if he came up here and boarded a street car carrying some

of the garlic-perfumed notables.

J There is one sure way that has never I failed to remove dandruff at once, arid I that is to dissolve it, then you destroy j it entirely. To do Ibis, just get about j four ounces of plain, common liquid

ar'.nn from any diup store (this is all "' 'H m-od). apply it at nisht when r tiring; use Mouth to moisten the s.-:ilp and :-ub it m gently with the r.uger tie-. I'.v iuol lilllK.. most if not nil. of n-nnr

i d.-indruti will be one. and three or femr more applications will completely dis-

MEiMBWMl NOWBGE 1

i soIno and entirely destroy every single I sinii and trace of it. no matter how

much d.-mdnm you may have.

GARY photographer buys an auto, j "u will lind all itching and digging If bft runs over any one chances arc I "f lh'- scalp will stop tnstantly. and fore, of habit wil cause him to say:! ouv h:,ir will be Huffy. lustrous. Klofsy,

"Please ook iileasantl

silky nnd soft, and look and feci a hundred times better. Adv.

A 1.1. WIS seemed to have decided to fieht the Oermans in P.oumania if it take the last Roumanian man and doliar to do it.

o Catch Cold

HOOSIKR politicians quarreling over what date they'll hold city primaries. Question is, why any primaries at. aSi?

MAYBT-I t;:e English offered to make

j those shells for our navy $20 less than 'any American company hid merely t.

-how us up in munition") prices.

Overheated by dancing, you seek a

cool spot. Poor ventilation and drafts

add to the danger.

After the ball you are tired out, the cold germ gets in its work, you sniffle and sneeze, your chest is tight, throat and bronchial tubes become irritated. Stop in at the first drug store, don't delay, ask for a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery. The pharmacist has been selling and recommending ' this old reliable preparation for coughs and colds as long as he has been in business, for it has been used for bronchial affections of this sort for nearly half a century. You too, will be pleased with the way Dr. King's New Discovery soothes the irritated throat and allays inflammation, quickly relieving your cough and cold. Young and old can testify to the effectiveness of this reliable preparation. Try it I

Hammond Furniture

Hospital 328 IT. HOBftAHT ST. l-'or up-to-date Upholstering, Furniture repairing. Mattresses made to order. All work called for and delivered. Phone 2462.

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ick's Taxi Company

NEW PHONE 334 IOVED FROM BUNNELL'S AUTO SALES CO., 80 RUSSELL ST. TO The E. & So Garage 152 FAYETTE STREET

HAMMOND

INDIANA

NEW PHONE 334

ENFORCEMENT of this ". -bb-Ken - yon law is soins to make some of the i prohibitionists in certain states just j as short of whiskey as they are of , ; morals. j j BRICKLAYERS to get seventy-five j

cents an hour, It is not too late for ( some of the. lawyers, doctors and min-l isters to learn this Ulcerative trade. I ANOTHER reason why we liked Ad- j mlral Dewey ; th.i;. he was otn- of tnose few old -fashioned men who "-i ferred ride behind a spar, of hurseu : instead of in a motor.

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;SOUTH CHICAGO

FEDKRAI. com in Chicago

thrown tnto Lake Michigan ' sever cases of condemned beans "sufTerin with anthraehose. caused bv n spec;,

of mela neoniaecous funso. wir,.-, neither asci or pycnldial" linMnp wonder the water company ii.i.- : chlorine.

IF THK ieBiflattire create?; aiv; more courts in Lake county it had belter set up another supreme court and send it hither so .is to make the system complete.

Live as In Stone Age. An Indian tribe in Bolivia shuns the whites and lives ns in the stone age, making tools1 and weapons of stone, tone and wood.

Qualifications of a Wife. An exchange asks: "Can an actress make a good wife?" If she's a good actres.4 fhe probably can. Life.

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All This Month, Ending Jan. 31st

This is robably tho GREATEST OPPORTUNITY k buy good, clean, desirable Merchandise at those REDUCED PRICEI you will have for a Ions time. All Manufacturers nnd Mills arc advancing prices for the year 1017. AVc advise that you take advantage of the LOW PRICES prevailing at this sale and Save Money. You know our reputation for Square Dealing.

R. CAVE S'

Furniture sold on easy payments if desired.

3049 to 3059

East 92nd St.