Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 251, Hammond, Lake County, 5 April 1917 — Page 2

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CO. F TO HOLD FAREWELL PARADE

pronounced th Gary company an outfit.

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Recruits arc being pn!iRtHl nt

Iiurothy Rainn, Chicago; 1'hil Gut'rnian anl I'-arI Julmson. Chii'mcn: Kmil Khler ami Anotnote Hobitrt. Chicago: Kiuaril Walthcr ami Oliva IVferson. ('hl-

Vht practically will be tho rarewpll fiPP-'-aran.-e of rompuny I". I'irst Indiana Infantry, as far as Gary parades are concerned will vcrur Saturday i.iKht

unless the troops are sent i Newh. re in ' the meantime with a view of drawing! rescrults. j Jtedy Tor War. j

c apt. t mpleby's company had what I Is its last rejrular drill for a Ions time ! flffht in defense of our

to come last nipht. It was at the temporary armory and Major K. M. lUirr was present. The major, who is superintendent of safety at the Gary steel plant, commanded a battalion and at times regiment 1n the Philippine war. Tie

eumstanees there in but one course for

j the government to pursue and that is to the iro to the defense of its neonle nd the

armory, over Woolworths store. Uroad-I nation."

wny i I;-preventatives Cooper and Stafford i caK": Gharles Huzika and Kose Hlad.

unieers and members of the company of discos, mui and Titton of ri.iraKo be-! Chicago; Gharles Kckel and Mne Urown.

Kan the pacifist opposition to tho war ' Ch!fst'; Oiw. K. .N". nl and Ksth.-r hill during Flm.V speech. ! Helen Krickson, Chi.K; Robert Kruin Tliey asked if the j, resident when I Windham and Kuth I). Millard. Kast I'hiseeklnp armed neutrality had not tn!e.:l ' 1 no; .l..e Aml.ord and Venus Arnold, he did not want war. H'diertsdale; r:,ard tv frine and G. r'""e ,-ire n..t iroiriK to defend n aitriel : tiaide NVaJ. Gary; Max 1! Krot. r and or any port of neutrality." Flood retort-; Helen Atilu.K-r. I'hicnK"; Arthur Fred ed. "We are going to fight." ! Warner, t'lileago. anl I.ucy 'M. Oaae. Cooper demanded if Hritish mines had) Fngleuood. III.; iieot(!e Strauss and I.ilnot sunk the Atreriean steamer Kvelyn. lian S hroeder. Chicago; Austin A. Scott Flood replied. "Great Britain fiss not I and Sarah K. Johns. Chicago; John De

fundamental i taken an America nlife riur trior the wnr I.ano and I'". Josephine Johnson. CM.

rifclits and for preservation of the riirhts ! The i--,,-!vn . .,mk he Germ. mi... I neo: Pavid Jacob and Funhetiia Greer

ponu out mat ine g.iard and regular army oiTer the 1aM chance to volunteer as the government sill draft men for the big army it is to raife. PACIFISTS MAKES SPEECHES (Continued from Page One)

farmers and fold dealers

f Indiana!:

' """... i oe enarge ir.ai ne are Koing to war for profit in the interest of munition makers is as despicable as it is un-Ametlcan and is unworthy of any American who loves his country

WIMP-BOOT

MONEY DISEASES

There is only one medicine that real!:.' ptands out pre-eminent as a remedy tor disease of the kidneys. liter and bladder. IT. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot stands the ri'ghest for the r-'iison that it has proven to be Just the remedy tved-d in thousands upon thousands of t-en the most distressing cases. S u a m i - Wool . ii physician's prescript ion for special diseases, makes ft ; r.ds quickly because its mi;d and immediate fleet is s.on realised In most cases. T; is a gentle, healing vegetable comi mm!. Start treatment at eii". Sold nt nil drug stores in bottles of two sizes U ft y cents and one dollar. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation s.nd ten to r. Kilmer A- C.v, Bin gha niton. X. V . for a ample bottle. When writing he sure end mention The Hair.inoni Iaiiv T!"" 4.1v

in a German field near the German ' '"nicago: George Seemorison and Xiagna coast." ! Brown. Chicago; John Kenney and JUc When Cooper began for the pacifists I'additz, Klnvwood. 111.: Vernon AV. Toivhe indicated there may he more than a ! llng and Mary IVankert. Chicago; How -dojicn sp.-.-cln s against the war meas-jard f.al'lante and Herniie Kolhnba. 'ijure. lie sai l sixteen men had asked j cago; Fugene S Mnyr end Giselle V. f... im.e. Most of them. it is j ?Iann. cbiengo; Clinton I Fairchild and thought, opposed the bill. I C,.rn K. Stnith. Chi. -ago; Wm. G. J'otts. . , t'hieago. and .fe-ssjo ( ". Stuart. Jain-sville.

Only Oaa "BKOHO QUININE" I Wis ; Gnrtmo St.oncat.i and Virginia

genuln-. ca.l for full name i M:tr(in. Gary: ;e..rge ImniK and Fmrna

Sommef. !!(. ('hi. ago; Adof M.yer, II;, ru-

To gt the g.nuiri". call for full name I.AXT1K llifM' Qi'IMNK. Look for signature of F. W. GKUVK. Cures a Cold in Cue Iay. 20e.

it mere n.. !n this Pony citizens who ol i,-, r to the course: wo are embarking upon I suggest that they address th.-m-f; elves to the Kaiser, to Chancellor Ho!; " ''K- the Ueichstag and that auth.y- of the sample of ....m kulture. th-; Zur mermn n ii.de. "Li t those ,.in,;. i. tell the omm-v

how we ,,.ve ihe h.story and pr,m,p,eS , CUPID ALAPMED of our goxernn,. n!. How we have ,- i TTTI7CJ tested, supplieat-d ,o a degre,, almost: BY WAR NEWS humiliating. If the submarining is ; stopped we shall i.alt off our dogs of j (Continued from pag one war. If it is not we will wage war ti' ' the limit of our rsour -es and the ud ' "'i r,nd Iftiovin" Sehrader. Chiengo; will not come until German militarism.: TWt Frigiit and Anna Steens. Feuria. the greatest menace t the ;.eace .-,( 111.; Fngetif Marettt and Charlotte mankind, is no longer a blot on ci i '. i.a - I ragnnine, 'lin ;i2-: I-eo I-"- Fhinkett an, I tion." i .i,.iirt l.erg, iicngo: Louie F. King. Flood said: "Wnr is heinc made M, 1 and Kiln Albin. 'ri'Wfi Point; Thomas C..

our country and our people. lur vessels ' i'o.: ka and !!..!! .iosefus. Chicago; have been sunk, our citizens, including! Leslie II. f"1u:rr. Gary, and Mabel W. j women and children have been foully i Fes?. Crown Point: F.rnept I ppin;:'. j murdt red. Our nierdiantnien arc denied! Crown Point, and Lillian Werhlo, i:gh i the fre.-.iom of the sas. Fnder the cir- ' i"rrek. I,owe'l; Glenn Holland and

i, as ever known, we are i.rcnarin j tn

met here today af he request of Gov. (enter the European .onfli.-t. Indiana iloodri- h to discuss the preparing of will supply her q uota of men. She the state to produ. e more food sup- : must prepare to furnish n.r than plies through a larger a. reage of : her quota of food. An adequate food Tops and more Intensive farming, j su pply Is the first ess.ntia! To the sipTlils action was taken as a result of port of tlie arm !n the field anl the w;.r with Germane making It neces- j ,i v i population at home. It j., ne.essary that a great, r supply of food be ! sarv to rnoldiize t lie agriculture of ' " '" ' " - s'atr 1'iari ever be- ; Indian that w m.,;, plant a larger tore- aereuge. grow larger crops and preTh.- r-.t:ept of -he gv.-rn.,r for del- j v,.nt wastage. t this end I have cal-ogat.-s t, attend l . onferen.-e fol-),.,i a ,onferer(. of our ;. K r leu 1 1 u ral lows: , i interests." "In the face of the greatest short- j j I F. Barnard, state fool and drug age in the food supply this country commissioner, worked with the eover-

nor in making' the meetir.K a ess.

Resides farmers, grain dealers, cantiers, dairymen. county !.gr h u It u ral agents, millers and stockmen attend-

ed the meeting.

BAY FOWLER

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93 State St., Hammond.

f iPJUSTC TEACHERS'

CONVENTION

! tnond, and Minnie Asmus, Chicago; Kmt i ICastman and M.;e i; Spellane. t'heago; ; Hill Davis ami Mamie Kcs.kowki. chlI casn; Albert Hrow ieri and Mario La- ; inette. 'h1eag": Fe.rrest J. Knmmel, j Milwaukee. Wis. and Jessie YVallace, ' Itarahoo. Wis : Fdward Haaek and Lilj lian Kruege. Clark Station, Ind : Frank ' llefforn and Violet Fallon. Chicago; Douglas lb. lines and Mamie Allison, i i iary.

GOODRICH MEETS WITH FOOD DEALERS

( Rjr I nlted I'reos.) 1X1 ! ANA Pi iLIS. April

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Send me on

)W1 Ibclelweiss

Jpf Ham ' ww'mkW so good. mkJmm

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l8 -h ITT r -' -- rrfllm-"- rim" ilil'lMT trii iTtartTii'it iiMM-nriiitfS IT if" r '-''Tt'-'t

200 CASES OF STRICTLY FRESH NEW LAID

For Our Easter Sale.

Priced at per d izen

32c

r Oscar Mayer's

these

JJetg'jf t firm, t w"l

fine

1,500 of

Mild C is red Genuine Hickory Smoked Edelweiss

Early June Peas, an excellent grade, ; er caa

-The Famous Lake-

Brand Sifted

I5c

800 POUNDS OF FINEST GRADE E3RICK CHEESE

Per lb. ...

Asparagus El Rio Brand California White Asparagus, in large No. 2'a square fins, a; only Queen Olives

Fancy Queen Olives, Mason jars. Friday per jar--

in full quart and Saturday,

Pineapple White Lilly Brand Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 cans specially priced a: lf Toilet Soap Olivilo Toilet Soap, the repulav 1 0c cakes. Priced for this sale ai takes for

Apples

1 hi .1 I, i. t ams, 2 4lc lb i

36c I

Hv the Wrick, wr lb.. 25o.

1 p4a

3 KJ

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Choice Evaporated Apples in No. paper carton.-. Specially priced a.

Easter Edn Byes

Eight solid colors and 100 transfer pictures in

each package, "c kind.

A Special Truck makes daily trips to South Water Street in oroer that you may have fresh fruits and vegetables each day. Tomorrow Morning we will have Green Peas, Asparagus, Green and Wix Beans, New Potatoes, Egg Plant, New Young Carrots, Cauliflower, Spinach, Green Onions, Radishes, Cucumbers, Head Lettuce, Strawberries, Pineapples, Oranges, Etc. California Rhubarb (Pie Plant) Fresh cut. large crisp Juicy stalks ft Per pound only JC

Baked Beans

Edelweiss Brand Baked Beans (limit of.." cans to a customer). No. 1 cans, c h - lOo Macaroni Zerega Brand Macaroni and Spaghetti, rrcul.it loc package:-, M for 25c

Prunes

A fine lot. of small swpef California Santa Clara Prunes, per l!., 10c; pound?---47c

Matzos

Redlich's Vienna Matzos. larse packages sealed at. the oven. Specially priced at, package---15r Matches Security nrand High Grade Matches, Friday and Saturday per box onK, 5o

Jelly Bird Efjfls

for

Easter Eggs Marshmallow Eggs in three ?ize six for 1c, three for 1c and one-cent sizes, selling in most stores at. 20c per pounce. Our price, t 10 ounces I trf C

DRUGS

"reezone for Corns and Callouses. - c bottle, special price Friday and Saturday 25 Vu6terole for Colds on Chest and any inflammation 6(Vc jars, special for this sale --42 Djer Kiss Face Powder, any tint, r.fc box. Special price for this pal", nnl' VZc Pebecco Tooth Paste, nftc rube, specially priced for Friday and Saturdaj. xir tube n'tf

Ten for 1c size, worth !6c per poun

3. On suecial sale. 12 ounce? for

10c 1

For Easier Rfiartha Washington Candies V box of these delicious, wholesome Chocolates will 'p appreciated more than a bouquet, of flower? as an 'aste." Greeting. lartha Washington Hard and Soft Center Chocolates md Bon Eons in one-half to five-pound packages at 60d the Full Pound. GUTH'S BUNNY EGGS A Chocolate Cream Egg filled with nuts and fruit in an Italian cream, packed separately in an attractive Faster box. Priced at

10c, 15c,

nd 50c

Chocolate

Marshmallow

L,ggS

the kind that usually sells at 4."c per

pound, now 35c. Larger ores nt. each

CIGARS Azora Opera, Tom Keene, John Ruskin and Little Optimo (straight :c Cigars. Special, 7 for ok Flashlight, Boosters, Cyro and Lillian Russels, special, 8 for 3QC La Marca, Official Seal, Royal Sovereign and Lord Clifford 1Cc Cigars Special, 5 for 25C San Alta. Rey Ricas, Lawrence Barrett and Temporia 10c Ciaars

Special. 4 for..

:)pfn Friday. Saturday and Sunday. ! TNTiIANapoi.i?, ixi . April 5. Two FRIDAV APRII ATM ; huiidn-'I Indinna ni!iii' lfafhir nif

Tlie Inspirations of

tier.. TIif problem .f l.rinpinK , iii;i,si''8l work in r'--sr i'iich i ti h.'hool tlill'ln n. A l'arKjur t will b. ?!! The l'Iapol hntfi, !nk:nK lii j'ln.r. of the tiu; concert helJ nt nsli' );: ;nf thr- rr.'ion. Tl,.- f irrnal b.r' - ne' ffsifiiis wer- Ik-Id tnt:t.

' ; rt i: rz x s i c r ; K-fusm s 'i h u -' w hi 1:t 1; !! '-,.( dofB, Mrs. KUllo V1. i t : .ik. r lui.'l'aii'l for diviirc-. rtIi'HM')NU-KxaoiiTiati..! pointment of tnliJthipirn'n In States navy from the h! wfrc hUl hirr To.lny.

t;; l'r . I

I b'-re us'iTilay for tliflr annual con'.'n-

PASTIME TO-DAY Charlie Chaplin "Charlie's Hard Lack" "The Secret Kingdom" 'V.,ii,ir:Tii DOROTHV l-.in.l.T K.ltUrclB V KtVO Act ",!.'r., 1'. ft 1 "II v T"', v , r

Harry Larrabee

pent uriu? M.-irft'i r-' Vitxlis and CllfforU ' j

It. iltv.v. HELEN OTOSON IN "THE PATH Or PEHU" 'inf ri .-l. anri :i k;. . . j com. -iy. Tn'ti tiilss l ri i :--. j SATURDAY. APRIL 7TH. THE ROYAL PAUPER !

ONE DAY ONLY MONDAY

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LAnimroiUv

A fi r par, v.nry of U'h-n Irf ams t'oitie Tr.i". u.'l a t-ry ,- -d !! r--: Colli. SUNDAY. APRIL 8TH. 7 REELS. SINS 7 SINS Srvrn HI Star" in Thi rictur. I'on't Mis? Tliis.

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George Walsh in - "THE ISLAND OF DESIRE" Also Pathe Weekly. TOMORROW Pauline Frederick in - "THE SLAVE MARKET" Also Burton Holmes Travels. SATURDAY Constance Talmadge in. - - BETSEY'S BURGLAR - Also-

V V ;j Pcrsonnl Appearnnco in

conjunct ion with h i croatf-st jihofo play

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Man with tlie streak of white in hU hair." ..Don't fail to sec him.

Meet Kins: Basrsrot Face to Faeo."

Charlio Chaplin in'Caught in a Cabaret" SUNDAY Marguerite Clark -in - "SNOW WHITE"

ORPHB

HAMI10ND

UM .. (Mti. 10 and 20o.

Kirhts, 10, 20, 30c. Pnone '23. LtJTfl!!

TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Orpheum Stock Company

Mat. Tnei., Thnr, Bat. na STinday. Erary Ulht 8 O'clock.

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Coming Sunday, April 8 "LENA RIVERS."

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NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS! STOP! LOOK! THINK! BUY EARLY! Beautify your home at Easter time with flowers. Look at the clioire ut flowers and potted plants that we have on exhibition at our store. Think what a difference flowers will make in your home on Easter day. Buy early while the assortment is, large and eomplete so you can have your choice. What is more acceptable than a floral gift at lliis season? Flowers and blooming plants of every description at most moderate prices. EASTER LILIES --0o and 25 per blossom. HYACINTHS 23o to 31.50. BABY RAMBLER ROSE BUSHES SI to $1.50. TULIPS' 75 to $1.50. BEAUTIFUL AZELIAS.trimmed with white or pink mats and tied with pink or white fiber. Sweet Peas, Violets, Orchids, Roses, Carnations and American Beauty Roses BEAUTIFUL EASTER FLORAL BASKETS 32.00 to $S.OO Flowers shipped anywhere in the United States. All orders for .$1.00 or more delivered.

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Hammond

103 State St., Cor. Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.

Phone 133.