Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 181, Hammond, Lake County, 19 January 1917 — Page 3

THE TIMES PAGE THREE MEDICAL CLHiC FAILED TO HELP RHEUMATISM OF HEW HAVEN MAN Confined to House More Than Year from Pecular Rheumatic m-Back to Work--Gives Credit to Var-nesis MRS. WILLIAM ASTOR CHANLER SAILS TO RENEW RELIEF WORK Bulbil

Friday. Jan. 19, 1917

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"My case seemed to baffle physicians. One doctor would tell ma I had arthritis, or rheumatism of the joints, and another would tell me something different. In spite of going tx-fore a clinic of physicians, I was unahlo to find relief," said Wm. E. Cross of 104 Olive 8t. Nw llaven. Conn. "For Ave years I suffered from rheumatism of the Joints. I was unable to stand straight because of the pain In my back, and every move would make me 'cry out." My hands and fingrers were stiff and tore, so that I was unable to close them. It was Impossible for me to go up or downstairs on account of the pain stiffness ia my knees. "When I attempted to move I would have cramps in the legs that would draw them up. This condition kept grettinif worse, so that I was kept confined to the house for more than eighteen months. On account of the extreme suffering I was very nervous, unable to sleep and developed stomach trouble. "Treatment from physicans anl remedies suggested failed to help me and I was in pretty bad shape when I started to take Var-nesis. In four months" time I was able to return to work without an ache or a pain. I have regained my former strength and never frit better in my life. "After taking Var-ne-sis so that I was able to walk, friends would -top me on the street and ask me what I was doing'. They were surprised1, for my case was well known and all thought I would never be able to work again. "I cannot speak too highly about Var-ne-sis and want every sufferer from rheumatism to know they can depend en Var-ne-sis if they will only persist in taking it.''

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Mrs. Chanler saying goodby at pier to children. Mrs William Astor Chanler, wealthy New York woman, is on her way to France, where she will take up again the work of relief, in which she has been engaged during the greater part of the last two years She will also complete arrangements for the turning of the Chateau Chavaniac birthplace of the Marquis de Lafayette, which was recently purchased by her, into what she terms a complement to Mount Vernon.

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Considerable alarm is felt over the whereabouts of Fred Gutschow. who !'.as been missiner from the home of relatives east of this city for a week or more. Mr. Gutschow, who formerly owned the shoe store and repair fihop on Main street, some time ago became ill and a guardian was appointed to

guardian. Mrs. Vernon Tarry beautifully entertained a party of lady friends at her home on South street yesterday afternoon at a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Mrs. Claude V . Allman and Mrs. Lawrence Cox of Hammond, won the favors at bridge The following out of town guests attended the affair: Mrs. Victor Dyer, Mrs. Ralph Tennant and Mrs. Lawrence Cox of Hammond, and Mrs. Roy G. Tarry of Gary. The members of the Carpenters' union held their annual banquet at

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to live with relatives, but shortly after j their rooms in the Grlesel buildinpc on Xew Year's he disappeared and no ; the south side of the sauare last eventrace of him has been found since that i in and a very enjoyable time Is retime. A dilijrent search has been in- j ported by those attending the affair, stituted for him. his relatives fearing ! Several guests enjoyed the hospital-

i that he may have wandered away and ! been overcome by the cold weather, i Anyone kr.owin? of Ms w hereabouts should communicate the Information to John A. Ferriss. his legally appointed

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ity of the carpenters at their annual spread. The January horse market on Tuesday was one of the best on record for this time of the year. A bijr crowd of buyers and those having animals for sale being- present. About twenty-five horses exchanged hands as a result of the day's transactions, which Is nearly a record-breaker for this time of the year. Mrs. Martin Young- is still confined to her bed at her home on Main street, her advanced age being detrimental to her recovery. The Crown Pointers who attend the Pliriners' Minstrel show at Hammond ne-st Tuesday will charter a special car over the Gary & Southern, and at least sixty Crown Point colletfues will make the trip to witness the Shriners' show. Hughes Graham will leave on Sunday for nn extended visit with his mother living in the southern part of Missouri. The Lutz Manufacturing- Company is now employ-in over 100 men at the factory here, the largest number since the starting of the plant many years affo. The company is turning out seteta of machines. It being necessary to work over time to suply the demand.

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the auspices of the Associated ISible Students, Sunday, Jan. 21. 3 p. m.. in the Jlecewisch opera house. Undenominational. All welcome.

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THE PRICE OF EGGS; SOME CAUSES THEREFORE Many tilings rertainingr to the egg situation are findinr their way into print these days. Because some of the exaggerated articles tend to injure, to a certain extent, a highly legitimate and necessary industry it is well to read them with a calm mind, while the following explanation based on the government report of Jan. S, may throwsome lis;ht on the situation. Because the report, from which the?e figures are obtained is not compulsory one, it does not show the holdines of

"FAGGED-JIT WOMEN Will Find a Helpful Suggestion In This Letter. Overworked, run down "fagged out" women who feel as though they could hardly drag about, should profit by Mrs. Carter's experience. She says: "I am the mother of six children and I got so weak and run-down that I couldn't eat anything and it seemed almost impossible for me to get around and do my work. I tried different doctors' remedies without benefit. I saw Vinol advertised and decided to try it, and received so much benefit from the first bottle that I continued to take it. and it has built up my strength and made me strong and well. I consider Vino! th? best medicine I have ever taken, and advise all weak, run-down women to

try it." iir3. Bessie Carter. State Road, N. C. If all the tired, overworked, run-down women in Hammond could only realize how our delicious Vinol. which contains beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonatcs and glycerophosphates, supplies the vital elements necessary to build up blood and strength.

j we wouldn't be able to supply the demand. Joseph W. AVeis, Druggist: L.

Harry Weis. and Xorris Pharmacy. Hammond. Al.o at the leading DrugStore in all Indiana towns. Adv. REMOVES SKIN AFFECTIONS Oo package pro-res it. Bold and guaranteed by aboTt Vinol druggist.

all cold storage houses. Knoujrh are available, however, according to Iustav Schlosser, manager of ,S-iilosser Brothers, outh Chicago distrihutins branch, to get a fair understanding of the present market. "In the government report of Jan. s we find that on the 1st of this month the supply of eggs known to be in storage was only 58 per -iit of the supply known to be in storage a 3"-ar ago. Cold weather throughout the country is restricting production so that there are few fresh egss to be had. The meagre supply in the cold storage is being drawn upon in S'i h an extent that before the end of this month that supply will be practically exhausted. The only relief in .sight is the warmer weather expected soon throughout the south and southwest to start the hens laying again. For the next few weeks it'looks like an .egg famine and the public can best serve itself by dispelling from its mind, as much as possible, the senational reports of "Kgg Trusts" and "Keg corners;' getting along for a few weeks with as few eggs as possible. Soon now good fresh eggs will be coining from the south, but how soon depends on the weather. S'ome good warm sunshine down there will soon r3'.ee ti.e situation," "

Platonic Friendship. 'Dr you believe in platonic friendship?" "Well, not altogether. My personal opinion is that I"d believe more in plntonic friendship if it were carried on with the full knowledge and consent of the husband of the one and the wife of the other." Detroit Free Press.

Rich Roumania. Rotimnnia is one of the richest parts of Europe. After the United States and Russia it is the largest graingrowing country in the world. It is one of the world's chief oil fields. Its middle class is probably the richest to be found anywhere.

Lamb's Money. Cecil, aged four, had often gone with Aunt Elsie to the garden to weed, and had asked the names of the different weeds, and was told that one was lamb's-quarters. Several days later he went to the garden for lettuce, and called excitedly: "Oh, come quick. Aunt Elise; here is some lamb's money."

First Lithograph. The first successful example of the lithographic art was produced 120 years ago by Aloys Senefelder. a Tiavarian. who produced a piece of music printed by this process.

PTKERSJ THISf When the Children Cough, Rub f Musterole on Throats f and Chests

Possum as Meat. Is possum meat good? Ask anyone who has oaten it. Long before the white man came ro this continent the Indian had discovered its excellence. The next to yield to its seductiveness was the negro, who in turn initiated the white onieuro.

No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or vorse. And t hen's vl;en you're glad you have a jar of Mtistcroie'at hr.nd to give prompt, sure relief. It does not blister. As first aid and a certain remedy, Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. It is the remedy for adults, too. Relieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chet vit often prevents pneumonia").

Keeps Trousers in Shape. A Xew York tailor is the inventor of a device that prevents trousers bagging at the knees by pulling them up slightly as a wearer sits down.

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