Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 10, Hammond, Lake County, 17 March 1917 — Page 4

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THE TIMES March 17. 1917

THE TIMES NEWSPAPER! BT THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBUSUDTQ COMPANY.

j sire lust as good friends as 'f they all belonged to ihe same religious body. I! '.int. for a Mason to preside at a Knights of Columbus meeting is suf ficicni 1 ! unusual to dcservi- nienriou. -Columbus Republican.

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Ths Times East Chicago-Indiana Harbor, dally exuept Sunday,

t the poctofflc in East Chicago. November IS. 1M3. ! Here is a lino fur H. L. T. The o'ty chemist of Hammond is serioti The Lake County Tim Dally except Saturday and Sanday. Entered at I reported in the, Lake County Times ns saying: "The city water supply

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i ne i.K( c ounty Times Saturday and weekly edition. Entered at trie poitouke in llimr.ioml, February 4. 1911.

The Gary Kvtulng Tlrass Daily except Sunday,

In Gary. Apr.l 13. 1912. Ail under the act of March 3. 1S79, as second -clasg matter.

Hammond is healthful and pi"fec!ly o. K., erep

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it. .md then left it out in the sun for jseveral days. 1 hen they brought it inside and diluted it with the essence of parlic, hydroeen sulphide and tttu IMTIT Choose.

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

If you have any trouble getting Tna TiaEs rr,?-ke complaint Immediately t the elrcu' a t io n department. Tua Timkf ;i not bo rejons!b for the return, of any unsolicited manuscript articU-s o- letters ? nd will not notice anonoymous communications Short lrnel letters of general Interest printed at discretion.

THE LOVERS OF T HE EMPTY CRADLE. Some worthies in Xew York are issuing a birth control magazine. Their efforts suggest that if liaif the energy applied to the erupt i cradia movement in America were directed toward saving: babie3 that an in unfavorable environment and subjected to disease and the opportunirie. for iyius. -this country would be a great deal better off.

THE LUCKY MILITIAMEN. Tilt youim ia-utieiiif-n of ' roinpany of Gary, wb aw bac :'ioai ''t: tiorder. hav. pomelhins w hidi few of them probably appreciate at this tiuie. Ti:rv should lie the envv of less fortunate brother.-.. They have -ei-eived tli" value of nine month a" in! endive train ins. Tie worth of discipline has been impressed on them. Physirnlly. their clianc.'d appearances show what they have sained in that way. Menially and morally they are. each better than when they went;, away. Prohably the majority have added from f ve to twenty ears to their -pans of );:,; all reriain!. have pained bene.lts that shou.d be las' in, attained health that is aduiir:ib!e. One of the chief assets they have is that if there is w:'r. sooner or later. lhe are prepared. They know how to lake care of themselves; a lartr pro portion or them can qualify as officers. All of them can serve their . ,; ' : in letter ftushion than their .-lay at home neirhbors. As the years c,o on the men who fi lowed Captain I'mph-fy io Tex c-'

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for a heaHh-jrivinff appetite and the rt-frr.ahl-iir Mlrit e.ientll to e.rer!r,:i.

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the National Remedy rT Huiunu. woi do the work. They aro w en J-rf ! Three of these rap"!ules arh day will put a man on hH feet liel'ore h knows

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w ill realize how valuable is the train bettor their who'.o f-fjire (areers. And if an v on. i oivsu-ed ' America, ail that lie h-.d t cb v as to nwav nine mon'hs ao and the (Jar:

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pattern, whicii may be applied to the eeritri. front as in the larpe nkct.'li, er it ma he omitted ami a poeki't substituted ns in the sit:!! front view. The closin i at the ri;ht .ide of th? front. A stit-'hed llt run through slots iio'.is in the fulness t i t lie figure. Tint kt-t !,e;-'mckers are f-eparate ale! are !.(. q ; i t e fn.i. Tiiev a'-i held in at the kii-s with elastic bauds, 'the .!!ar. ..a: f f s. beit and buttons will look well if the;,- aro made of some contrasting mutetial, either pl.tia or str:p"d. One siiould chooye strong materia' which are likely t i;he 1 service for a boy's suit, for hist a nee. Cuiatea. khaki, piipie, iiinderjrarten loih or t'.vif.. The Itnssian suit pattern No. SUKj is

cut in .'! sir.es 2, 4 and 0 years. T0 make j in the 4-ear size reiiiiii.-s lit, yards 27- J ineh, 2s yards ineb. - j irds 4 4-in-

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l the sort of suit that the small bey To obtain this pattern sen 1 10 routs to best to wear, because it is not a the office of this publication.

LOOK ST CHILD'S TONGUE IP SICK KS, FEVERISH VaTien constipated or bilious rive "California Syrup Of x igS.

SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS WITH A CUSS WORD. "The damned short-sightedness of the Calumet region" was a phras. which an architect of Chicago who has drawn plans -for skyscrapers, gov crnment buildings and great hotels and seen the great cities of Americ grow, used at a banquet in Indianapolis recently to express the only reap-oi he kjiew of to prevent thi.-; city from becoming a great metropolis, tip world's center of industry and the first city of Indiana. The use of a cusa word by the architect indicates he wa3 a little exonerated with tho Calumet region for some reason or other, although he i not a resident o? it. I3ut no maLter what his grievance, there, is a seriou c-hargo in the word, "chort-sightednes?." Is it true the great Calumet regio c.T Indiana does not appreciate its opportunities? Has' it neglected to pla for the growth it is constant.!;,- receiving and the preater expansion which i bound to come? The world's largest fteel mill has been builded at Gar and in Whiting are the biggest oil refineries. More steel mills are bein built and more refineries located at East Chicago. The development of th Wolf Lake harbor, utilisation of the land bordering it, the great railroa facilities and the canal and river in Hammond are bound to double, trip! and quadruple the population of that city. Cities wiil prow tight together and in the meantime will Hammond, East Chicago and Whiting be oonfen

apart? Is the little matter of politics and offices to prejudice the peop! j and bl'ind them against the need of immediate amalgamation? What e I lg it then that is handicapping these great, industrial communities hut "short j sichtedness"? S The first step, and one which should be taken at once without furthe ' delay towards preparing for the great future, is the amalgamation c.f Han ' rr.ond. Whiting and East Chicago tinder a commission form of governmen I of the city-manager plan.

l,ook at the tongue, mcther' If eoatd it la a dure aign that your little on- a ,,;omach. liver and need a gentl. horonli cieanslne once. V,-hen peeviHti, crosa. ii"tle?s. r". , a't sleep. do'n eat '" act n'ltur'alV. or i fe.rih. stomach r-ur. .-.u-h had: has stomach-a. he. sere hroat. diarrhoea, f i.i of coid. Jive a leapoonful of "'.'atifornla Syrup of FijfB and in a fw h-ura U ihe foul, cons' lpa'ed waste. ui.ciigtad food and ,,ur bile g.-ntly moves out of its Ir.tle el vvi-hout writing, and you Lave a .veil, playful ci.lbi again. Vcu r.eedrt coec ?ick children to take -Pi-- harmless "fruit Is-taUve.;" they lovo '.' "h-.iiio,!. taste, and it always makes

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here. To b aure ycu gettiie genuine, a.-k to see that It Is made by 'California Fir Syrup Company." Kef us any other Kind with cor.tempt Adv.

Be Careful About Your Drinking Water. Are You Sure it is Healthful? You should not drink any -wator which is not completely satisfactory from the standpoint of health! ' Drink to Your Health i THORNTON WATER i

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A Tabic Water Satisfactory in Every Essential. It comes direct to yon from Nature's own purifier a deep rock woodland spring. T3ottled onlv at the springs, under the most sanitary and approved conditions. It is unusually soft. You will find it exceedingly Healthful in Effect and Delicious in Taste. You should not risk being without it! 'Phone or write for a trial case today. Distributed bv DOWNING & EVANS, Grocers 3425 Michigan Ave. Indiana Harbor, Ind.

Telephones: Ind. Harbor 175-176.

HIGH PRICE OF EVERYTHING.

The high price of food is offset, by the high price of material, lab J supervision and profits. If the prices are high, there is more money to pa j for them, and so one i3 the counterpoise of the other. There is , nobod;, t Justified in kicking violently against the high prices except the salaried men j whose compensati' n .was fixed before the high cost era and yet remain.- ; without change. There seems to be- only two things for them to do: One ' ia to exercise patience, which, nreordine to the Scriptures, does her. perfect ; worlr, "wanting nothing." That is sound gospel 1o whosoever practices it. ' Another- way is to resort to a simple, wholesome diet, plenty hut not too 1 much, and leaving no fragments to throw away, llich cost is a blessing to ' fill who resort to this style of living. .They are happier, healthier and surer ! to get to heaven than if they eat too many desserts or meet the glamors ;

of appetite with too much greasy louder, i.atmg in an era ot inga pne Is as much a moral as it Is a material question. Ohio State Journal.

KNIGHTS AND MASONS FOUND NO HORNS. At Gary, a few nights ago, a public meeting was held under the ptispices of the Knights of Columbus. Non-Catholics were invited and a Protestant who also is a member of the Masonic fraternity, consented to act as chairman of the meeting. Throughout, the. evening the best of feeling prevailed between the Catholies and Pro'estants and each learned that the other did not wear horns. In this locality Cathohes and Protectants

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A remarkable growth considering that this bank has not combined or taken over any other institution. On this remarkable showing we solicit your banking business. We pay 3 interest on Savings Accounts payable January 1st and July 1st of each year.

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-DIRECTORS. ANTON H. TAPPER. CARL E. BAU Eci. WM. Dl WEIS. H. M. JOHNSON, JAMES W. STINSON. JOSEPH J. RUFF. F. R. SCHAAF.

OFFICERS. F. R. SCHAAF, PreatrfenL WM. D. WEIS, Vice President. A. H. TAPPER, Vlca President. H. M. JOHN-SON, Cashier. U. G. EDER, Asst. Cashier.

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