Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1917 — Page 3

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THE TIMES. PAGE THREK .w?',' tbw sr!r"l(-f 991 ,w i'.f ?J r"1lT 4?ir turday and nday Matinee 1 Five Points. Indiana Boulevard and Sheffield Ave ruse. Linneman & Madura Hammond and Whiting; Cars pass the door. M.Madura, Manager ZEPPELINS FOR VSCLE SAM WITHIN TWO YEARS; FRAGMENTS OF DESTROYED MACHINES FORM BASIS FOR SOLVING OLD PROBLEMS ! lAinn

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IVniAXAI'OLIS. Ind., Jl.ir.'h S.-Smcs

ixt many women re tew gradual :nir

suiiiMo has been r ranted Indiana I from hitch s.-hoots ai d wIIor-'S H f.

women there ha. been (nmni'iit and lowed by the result that c.iti.--n cf In1 !! ii.-sy cmci'iimitr Kh.i" x ; i : t t wj! i J .1 :a ii.-i aro wicK; ;iv.)kij i:i i ; 1 1 on I af-

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li still how th'y tn.'n will fUnly j-r:Kti-'i !:!:! U-s. Tii-y arc already rs'niz:!!B ,i M'idy tii' primary, rf'Ki.' t rat ion and (l.-c'ien

Indiana M'inen ar urcd ij.-.t ta siai P'-titions t I'.and ida res for d--' ca r .-s 1.) ;l:c anst it n: ion-il a.nv lit :! nn'il at'ti-r

laws. Tht-y nrc providiner themselves j uuo 1. Kit'ty

!h Copies i f th-t ?!a' cons' ItUtKiUS ami arranging ppeeial study i lasses. In ' m towns women's clubs are j. re paring for pspeeial presentation cf aiious subjects in politits. Throughout Imliana !ht-rf fs gv-nt intfrest in the edneat iini ( f oiinK men and w omen, result insr in lintisual interest. Tills can be called tae basis of tip

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from each of the lif'tiee-v c in srressiona 1 j districts. t;,",0 names in all for wieh dt b-eat e-a t-la rpe. ( Meetings of the e isla t iv couneili have been held eaeh wel l; hi the head-J uuartets at the stin; i r i r .1 to prepar-i jejrisla i ion. The membership of ihe or-j pard.at'eiu consi-ts i f 7naiy clubs over the state an.i is tiie lai'K'st crfraniza-i

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Finest Stock of Wall Paper in County at 3c per roll and up.

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MIXED PAINT, per gal - - - - SI. 06 FLOOR VARNISH, per gal. SliOU OIL STAIN, per fla! S1I5 VARNISH STAIN, per ct 39C

J ORANGE SHELLAC, per gs!

SCREEN PAINT, per qt. -. 29

FLOOR PA. NT, per gal .. -$l.g7

CHEAP MIXED PAINT, per gal AiC FLAT PAINT, per Vi gal 0 WHITE ENAMEL No. 1. pe'r gal. S,L55 WHITE ENAMEL No. 2, per gal S1.87 ALABASTINE WALL FINiSH, per 5 lbs 41? Also Floor Oil, Bronzing Liquid, Japan, Putty, Dry Paste, Piaster Pari, Whiting, Glue. Silax, Benzine, Furniture Polish, Gold and Aluminum Paints, Stove Pipe Enamel. Also a Full Line of Brushes of All Kinds, 4c and up.

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A man who saves one cent a iav 1ur:ng a working; !'! ' t ine of 4" ' i a i s

land i.eptfd nionev at p r ie;;; (,mjtiound interest, 'ne w.oili ha- aiiont $e4'l.'e: if be vv oil l save 1."' :i day j i.e co'll-I ret;:e when a 1Mb? p.t n. idIdle life wit i a ' ! jip cf ,,.,l!,e. .Join it!e W hit inu S.-oea's and Loan assoei- ; a 1 i... 1 ; : U !-:''! I. 3-10-1

MLKIIAKT - Thr. e hiimlred roi.inrs of litis city have oritani'.'.ed a jmjsioal club in an attempt to unify trie city's musical interesis.

LORAXK, O., Th. Lorain school tr.chert ar as ya-trtotic as anybody, bat they ar nrpiag' pupils not to wear red, white aa.fi blue hosiery. "It cUattirbB the chooI work,'' lay teahcrt. Senior grirls and boys ytraay wcra racl, white and blae honlery aafl walk ad in threes la imitation ct the , firaJ?e in the picture. "The Spirit i of "76."

The First National

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V A,rshlP VT1". y n Process of construction and German dirigible

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't ,. ,11 is rePrted ffom Washington that Rear Admiral David Taylor, f . ...f. J- chief constructor of the navv. is hard at. vt-orW with a enmc .f

Xi v- tructing a Zeppelin which he hopes to have in readiness within two years.

teHJ ihe navy experts had about given un hone of buil.iir,"- n dirio-ihlp nf the

Zeppelin type when the war broke out.

STATEMENT OF CONDIT1QN, CLOSE OF BUSINESS, 1TOV..17, 1916 RESOURCES. Loans v $1613,185.21 Bonds and Stocks -. . ... . . 605,074.77 Real Estate 7,087.58 Cash and Due from Banks. . . . 402,625.52 $2,C27,973.0S LIABILITIES. Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 Surplus 175,000 00 Undivided Profits 30,691.81 .Reserved for Interest 5,041.18 Circulation 145,400.00 Deposits : 2.121.S4O.O0

Will continue our Sale until March 18th

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The ?uffragn Ettiiried in Indiinn thi. year is greator and more important than th.it I'lijoyed by the women in nay otlo r part of the country where full suffrage doe? not prevail. Indiana is the first state in which the u tu n f r;i m h ised nnmrn will hnve the offujal rishf to .oe on their own tinal enfranchisement.

DIRECTORS.

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H Miller's Paim and Wall Paper Store I t hoosier briefs -4 nin rf i. j rii. xt J t i f

246 State St., Hammond, Ind.

TERKE II.V PTE.- Barber shops in

Terro Haute di(l a rushing business the day before increased prices went fnto

for m hair cu;

V ASIfIXt;Tn-. A communi'y ins'i-i tute atid babies health conference is being held here under lh ausjuees of i the extension division ,,f indinn;! un;versity. ' '

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XHWi'ASTI.E.- bb solut ions .l.-ci.-i rn.athat. teachers who attended pubh.dances would not be hired for fiiiu'li. r year, were adopted at the meeting; id the county board of eminent ion. Many complaints had been received regarduiK teachers attending dances.

A M. Tt'HN'EP, ... . PrenM-nt r. V MKTN" President, I.ske County tivb'.cs Trust Co. JOHX K. FITZGERALIV- Hammond Pttii;:nK Company. FRANK" S BETZ President. F. S. Bet it Companv. J'illN X BF.rKMAS Gostlin, M'vn '"ompany. CARL KALTilAKN" Kaufmann Wolf. OTTO KXOF.RZKK Pres., Champion Potato M"htnrv Co. FItAXK C. PKMTXG Lumber Pea!, r. V.: C. BT1I.M AX Cashier.

MICHIGAN CITT. -Kd ward J. !"

effect. Thirty-flve cents is now i harfredarty, warden of the Indiana prison, it-

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IMPERIAL, 8100. riayine fifteen minute?, or five I'-1 -inch records in. one winding.

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Do you know that the Sonora plays ALL makes of records better than the machines-they were' made for? Let us prove it. Come to our store and hear for yourself. Bring in your own records cr those of a friend and let us show you the REAL beauties cf recorded music.

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BABY GRAND SI 50. l'lainc fifteen luinute,, tivo 10-inch records wish one windina.

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INVINCIBLE, S350. IMayinz three-quarters of an hot;r. r fifteen 10-inch records in one w;ud:ai;.

We will be glad to tell yen why the Sonora is called THE -INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY. The Sonora was awarded the highest honors for Tone-Quality at the Fanama-PacUic Exposition, in competition with the world's foremost phonographs. It is absolutely without a peer. Make us prove our statements. Lake County's Exclusive Agents.

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ELITE, 175. Playing twenty -minutes, or six 10inch record. with one winding.

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HAMMONDJND, The House of Quality Phone 767 - 158 State Street

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GRAND, $225. Playing one-half hour, or ten Id-inch records in one winding.

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