Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 246, Hammond, Lake County, 30 March 1917 — Page 6

THE TIMES

I lvi.-i v. .Marrh MO. 1917

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS BT THE LAKE C0IT17TY PFJUTIXG & PUBLISHING COMPANY. The Times East Cb1cKO-Indlana Harbor, dally except Sunday. Entered t the postotTlce In East Chicago, November IS, 1P1S. The Lake County Times Pally except Saturday and Smnday. Entered at lire postcffiee In Hammond, June 38, 1908. The Iake County Times Saturday and weekly edition. Entered at the postoffhce in Hammond, February 4, 1911. I T'if) Gary EvenirR Times Dally except Sunday. Entered at the' poatofflce In Gary, April 13. 1S12. j;i under the act of March 3. 18TS, second-class matter.

Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, etc., Required by Act of Congress of August 24, 1912. Of TIMES XKWSPAPKRS. published DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAYS AM) Sl'NDAY.S. a! HAMMOND. INDIANA, for APRIL !, 1ft IT. PM ;.

STATE OF INDIAN'

I Ol NTY OF LAKE

FOHEKiN ADVERTISIX J OFT'ICE. :3 Rector B'jllilng

Chicago ,

TRIEPHOSKS. Hammond (prlrate exchange) (Call for whatever department wanted.) nary Oft! -e .Vissau Thompson. East Chlrajco F. I.. Evans. East Chicago K.ist Chicago, Thb TlM3? It.- Hatia Harbor ( NVws Healer) ; : : .'ia Harbor (Reporter and Classified Ads) U'Vtn t t

i-'ruwn Point , Telephone 6J Hfgewisch Telephone 1J

.SIM. 3101. 3101 ; I ...Telephone 137' .Telephone 540-J .Telephone 737-J 20 ! snj ; . . .Telephone it ' .Telephone SO-M

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Ilefore me, a Notary Public, iaid, personally appeared H. II. at cutting to law. deposes and

afore pworn

Ot Ihe

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

If you have ar v trouble getting Tfs Turns mike complaint Immediately tt the circulation department. Thfi Times will not be responsible for the return-of any unsolicited manuscript articles or letters and will not notice anonoy mous communication fchort signed letters of general interest printed at discretion.

In and for the state and tsjunty

Mctlie. who, having been duly

says that, he ia t lie Manage

Times Newspapers and that the following is, to the best cf his know!

edge and iielief, a true statement of the o nership, management tand if a daily paper, the circulation!, etc., of the aforesaid publications for th dale shown in the above caption, required b the act of August -4. l!l-', embodied in Section -Mi;, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse side of this form, to-wit: 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: (Name of) (Pos'offiee address) Publisher. THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & Pi'HLLSHING CO Hammond, Ind. Editor, P. A. Parry 14 Warren St., Hammond, Ind. Business Mgr R. II. Mcllie 804 Hohman St., Hammond, lad -'. That the owners are : Give names and addresses of individual owners, or, if a coporation, give its name and names and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of the total amount of stock.) VY. A. Mcllie. President !22 E. 4'd St.. Chicago. HI. U. H. Mcllie, Secretary 8t4 Hohman St.. Hammond, Ind K. 1. Man, Treasurer 7540 Lake Ave., Chicago, 111. P. A. Parry .44 Warren St., Hammond, Ind T. .1. Donovan Joliet, 111. F. 1'. Williams LaGrange. 111. That the known bondholders, mortgagees, aad other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: (If there art none, so state. None. i. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the owners, stockholders, and security holders, if any. contain not only the list of stockholders and recurity holders as the;, appear upon the books of the company but also, in cases where the stockholders or security bolder appears upon The hook.- of the companx as trustee or in any other fiduciary t r -httion, the name oi tlu person or corporation tor whom such trustee is acting, is given ; also that the same two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and security in a capacity other than that of a boniflde owner; and this affiant lias no reason to believe that any other person, association, or corporation has any interest direct or indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated by him. 5. That the average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold, or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the dale shown above is S.tiTti. (This information is required from daily publications only.) R. II. McIIIE, Business Manager. Sworn to .tnd subscribed before me this liOth dav of March, t SEAL ) E. M. GOODLAND. (My commission expires August -'., I. 119.) NOTE This statement must be made in duplic.-.te and both copies delivered by the publisher to the Postmaster, who shall send one copy to th Third Assistant Postmaster General 'Division of Classifications, Washington. D. C. and retain the other in the files of the PostoffkV. The Publisher must publish a copy of this statement in the second issue printed next after its filing.

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Random

Things and Flings

hst a Gentle fhib Shiner

IF WALL street w:ll r..- as prompt n l..;,ii!iiK to the Cciteil States as .t

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His Fatal Oversight.

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in tti-;:il j letter she replied; he read her brief aiso j refusal, ti.i ji conitidttml MttcMe. Aia-J

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(, ! brl ie. hud he but read th-'- postcript,

w ; penned on the other side.

Must Malie a Choice. . "After n num trits j.n edue-nico." ' j,' . said Uncle Elieti. ''he has- to t'.ecide ,..., I whether lie's poin' to p'M it to work or i use if to kill 1 ime." 1 I..'.

1 Don't wait until your

is all gone 1 ))Ht. lor a- o o d n t; s s sake, j r t) c r a t i liafc wlicn your cycsiLiht iimpairtMl. Icla;vs arc dangerous when ic-y conc-pni Your eye.-;. Vi wise w hen you fpp jocr visit .u uoing back on yiiu: ctiiisulr tinr optDniftrist. o rci'oiiiniciil -rlassc- if ymi need tliein.

AS-NO-MOR F0R ASTHMA t0-ViJ-mJl GUARANTEED AS-NO-MOR MEANS ASTHMA-NO-MORE to any one sufferins from that distreising disease. No more waking during the night, cfcokins and struggling for breath a.fter taki:.2 A3 NO-MOR Take a faspoon?jl before retiring and sleep Bouzd'y all night. No more couching, wheexlrtg and shortness of breath during tae day. A few dose of AS-NO-MOR will relieve a!', these distressing symptoms and a few bottlos will make th-j relief permanent. N matter bow bad or of how long str-ndiug your case. AS-NO-MOR will give you the relieT you have long been locking for. Costs you nothing if it fails. AS-NO-MOR is put up In two sizes. Trial size bottles J1.00; large size bottles, $3.00. Six trii bottles or 2 large bottles. J5.

John E. McGarry Jswaler-Optaefrist

WAR PROTECTS KNITTING INDUSTRY. In If PL nine months of protection, our total imports of knit coous i .-.me to 'J.V( of which $3.24,374 came from Germany. In If14, during five monh of which German ships were interned, total importations came to $.",81..ooii, and $...:"!41'.ri00 came from Germany. Lasi year Germany exported ns but $4"i4.SOo worth of knit goods, and as the industry has made but little headway in other countries, our total imports for the year reached onlv

71E&E2! SOo COTTTOW Mel urn -rtiia coupon with your name and a4d:ewu plainly written, and we will aer.d you e-n order on your local drusrarist wtilch will en title yu to a One Dollar bott'e for ?0c, ana a. refund of your Stuff the reifi'jlrji from p.rt of the boc.e &m aoi aatMifaotory.

N'anr.e 5;ret Mo. City State Druiist KOOT35H 1SDICU5E CO. trh ni lyoi-'ut Su, Ues Moines. I.

As-No-Mor Has Done Wonders Ellsworth. I own. Jan. 13. 1913. Hoover Mrd loine Co , l)s Molriee. lows ; lientlemer; : Tour AS NO MOP. ha dene wontler for me the short Time 1 have iisert ii and 1 can nonsleep In a cold re?m arid r.or couch any at nigh. I canon': tll you hew thenlcfu! I ani for th" rfied'.ctrie. MISS JTI-IA. JOHNSON

For Repair Work

ON HOT WATER BOTTLES AKTD AUTOMOBILE TIRES OK OTKiR KUBBEB GOODS I Jp no ret" r The Alp Vulcanizing Co. j 543 Calctr.et Ave. Hammond.

Here's a Coal Policy

laws that will permit the organization of this nation in all its capacities for war. Theso things will come as a shock to a people bounded up diMon of a past that relied upon the volunteer armies. It will

I shock to Americans who have always associated compulsory servis i armies with the doings of kings and emperors. It will be an as j pacifist groups and a deep sorrow to all men who hate war - b-r t

industrial in the tracome as a 1 e and huge j ro'iy to tht he.-" bing :

AS NO-MOU is sold and guaranteed by N'crris Pharmacy and J. W. j Weis. If your druegist does not handle AS-NO-MOR we wis! send 1: direct. ;

$772.ft0ft That, is one of the protection phases of the European war which! hav boomed American industries. The girls in the hosiery mills had better j bank their wage? while they can. because if the present tariff law continues! when Germany stop? making hamburg ?eak of the continent of Europe and ; sirs down with her knitting needles, somebody is going to be out of a job. '

must. come.

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KULTUK. Th following cable reached the American fund for FrontMadison avenue. New York, from a town evacuated by the

202 Fayette St., Hammond

A Mm.

Phone 738 1

that, Protects ycu

It nisuros yon airainst ali ta I t fonliles. It's a jtoliey of eond'on. -M'ttist'aciion and iaj)tiness. N premiums to paw You

j veeive a iruarantee of full jtiKHipy's worth always. 'THE BIEKER BROS. CC.

1 44 Sibley St. 257 W. HcKiaan srs. Telephone 63. Telephome HAJKaroiTD, nrft

i -''. ;ind'-d. : Teutwns hi

THE PUBLIC MUST PAY. The railroad managers yielded to the demands of the brotherhoods because the international situation called for a sacrifice by some body. We are to have no strike now because the railroad managers showed a finer spirit than the brotherhoods did. How soon another threat, of a strike will be advanced no man can fell. Put. this much is certain: The matin ers cannot always yield, the railroads cannot always make the sacrifice. Some day the brotherhoods will have to make concessions. The reason why the manaers were compelled to give way this time is that the democratic congress refused to pass the legislation which a democratic president last fail prom faeti to the third party to the controversy the public who were assured of laws which would prevent, a strike becoming Operative unlit h full ami fair investigation had been held. Mr. Wilson presented this suggestion to ronct'-s rhen it assembled in December; bat he neve;- pressed it utton their attention. He spent his time trying to get legislation which would give h'tn and his cabinet more money to spend and more power to exercise. On r- again the public must pay.

retreat :

Terrible condition Xoyon. I'rgent appeal for condensed milk ! and rice. Children pitiful. Scurvy. No meat seventeen months. Ail girls over fifteen carried off. Any food, serviceable clothing or ! money sent us will be carefully distributed. ! "All girls over fifteen carried off'' is another military triumph for "Me ! unci Got ;." Amazing Power of Bon-Opto To Make Weak Eyes Stronj Doctor Says It Strengthens Eyesight 50 per cent in One

Week's Time in many Instance

ASK FOR OUR OWN STAMPS. Specials for Friday and Saturday March 30th and 31st

HAMMOND, WHITING AND EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY

rBest Creamery Butter, i per pound - lOld Fashioned Lard, I per pound ; Best Granulated Sugar, M lbs Sincerity Wince Meat,

3 rkgs L.t

Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Krumbles and Post Toasties, Oswlrt 3 pkgs - KaOC

81c

Sincerity Onts, 3 pkgs

THK SHOE ON THE OTHER FOOT. The Oe-nnn press : creatly antzefd a what i' calls "n-itish dupls'-iM , in s'irring up revol nticn in Ru -sia w ith sec-et and underhanded work' Vlhn ;-o'i think of the German trugele to siir up the Irisli rebellion. :r - hicb poor Cvsemen.' pie' his -niI: wit en you think of the Zimmerman effort t.i line up Mexico against the I'nitd State;;; when you thMik of ihe Von Pa-i per.s, the Von le! ant! the scorer, of othr peof. of O-manv'j efforts to pake trouble- in tr,s cn;i;itr. you can't help bir deplore Gr-rmatiy's wildlt f-jt:!" effo'-t to be consis-ertt, and if jt wasn't a serin is topic a good giggle, c.'.'.il lie vorkati up tn of i. . I

THE NEXT DETY

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Ai"! now copies the task of raising the forces Cat are y. We ha,"e ps! eted and pj;i -ti with th" pruldeni f s. We have dreamed ab-or :' and talkti ahoic ii f, have walked sounrelv up to the issue In th' pa;:t ati

' o Ati : ;n :e than two - ( i e a i o r. . I antuml it

tlrti" there thee ca:i be po -hy'ng, no more paltering w,;h vobi-it; r re- soldiery, ito more reliarct upon a p-'-d reguh'r army ha-dlv b-g itch to be a poi-ee force, no more crea'tnL a n a niy on paper and iiiirs y hoping that noiliing ,m happen, s.iys tlii- s:. Louts Repiil-.Ile. Comptilsory .-ervice if. jus; around the next mrn in the road, and that i is not distant. The duty cf congees is very plain. Its first act should the passage of a compulsory military sarvice measure, lis next step ild be the creation of a wr.r cte,pt providing funds for the mobilization p'rri'tiicnt. and she insfrtK s ion of the ;ir?i of An.ericaa youths to cat led o the colors. Immediately 'b-i-afa r there should be a boOv of

A Frea Prescription You Can Hare Filled and Use at Home Victims of eye strain and other eye weaknesses and those who wear glasses, will be glad to know that according to Dr. Lewis there is rral hope tied help for them. Manv whose eyes were failing say they have bad their eyes restored by this remarkable prescription and many who once wore glasses sny they have thrown them away. One man says, after using it: "I was almost blind. Conic not see to read flt nil. Now I can read everything without my glasses, and my eyes do nut hurt any more. At night they would pain dreadfully. Now they feel fine all the time. It was like a miracle to me." A lady who used it says : "The atmosphere seemed hazy with or without glasses, put after using this prescription for fifteen days everything seems clear I c'tii rend even fine print without glasses." Another who used it says: "I was bothered with eye strain caused by fe.erwn"kod, tired eyes, which induced fierce headaches. I hav worn glasses for Hfver.il yenrs. both for distance and work, and without thetti I could not read my own name on an envelope or the typewriting on the machine before me. 1 t un tl . both now and have discarded my long distance glasses altogether. I ran count, the tlufteritis leaves on the trees across the street new. which for several years huve looked like n dim green blur to tne I . a n not express my joy at what it has done for me." If is believed that thousands who wr.ir glasses can now diseard them iu a reason

able time and multitudes more will be able to strengthen their eyes so ns to be spared the trouble and eipense of ever getting glasses. Eye troubles of manv descriptions may be wonderfully benetfied by the use of this prescription at home. Go to sny activp drug st"re nnd get a bottle (if Jton-Opto tablets. Drop on" Bon -Opto tablet in a fourth of a class of water and let it dissolve. With this liquid bathe the eyes two to four tiroes daily. You should "notice your eyes clear up perceptibly light from the start, and inflammation and redness will quickly disnppear. If your eyes bother you even a little it is your duty to tnke steps to save them now before it is too late. Many hopelessly blind might have saved their sight if they had tared for their eyoss in time. Note: Ano'hrr prominent I" Iiveiriitrt to whom tVr nbovc article v.a mihmittrri. enid: "Ve. the Bon-Opto preer;p!-!on ii tnilv vortcTrrfu! eye remedy. Its constituent ingredients fire writ known to eminent eti e specialist and -widrly prescribed hv them. I have lined it very successfully in my own practice on pstients wlies eves were .trfliied through overwork or mistit glasses. I run hiirhlv recommend it in raf nf weak, watery, aching, smartinp. itchinit. burn ine eves, red lids, blnrred vision or fnr ryes in flamed from exposure to smoke, son. dost er wind. It is one of the verv few preparatiotts I feel should he kept on hand for reptilar use in almost everv family." Bon-Opto. referred to hove, is not a patent medicine or a secret remedv. It is an ethical preparation, the for- , muln. heiiijr printed on the paekace The mantifaeturers euarantee it to strengthen eeiiht , .W per cent in one week's time in nianv instances or rrfnnd the money. U can he obtained from any eci drtise.st and is sold in tiiis ity by

V. ''. Summers and other druggists.

Rumford's Baking PowHrr, per 1 lb. can Boulevard Pineapp!?. per can Sunmaid Rais'rs, per pkg Renroh Apricots, 25c seller, per can

Pet, Carnation, Savoy and Good Luck Milk tall can Dyer's Pork and Beans, l."c seller, per can 3est Navy Beans, per lb

20c 10c 13c 20c 1!c

SOAPS. Try Old Country Soap, bst soap on the market. 10 bars Swift's Pride Soap, bar- .. AH 0c Soap, 0 bars for Grandma's Washing Powder, large cjze O'i vilo, Oc seller, 2 bars All ICc sellers, this sale. :; bars Daisy Tip Matches, large package Kitchen Klenzer. 3 cans 'ndepsndeit Brand Klemer, 1 cans Try a Pound of Cur Ov.n Srand Co-fee, per lb MEATS. Briske: Bacon, per lb. Porl Cl-c-na. per lb Native Veal Stev, per lb

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