Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 294, Hammond, Lake County, 25 May 1917 — Page 3

Friday. Mav 25. 1917

THE TIMES PAGE THREK

ORCHESTRA LEALDER PRAISES DUFFY'S

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MR. MAX ANTKES.

Ir emergencies, when a physieian is not- available, Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey may be depended upon for quick relief. Mr. Max Antkes, Orchestra Leader, stricken with crampa at an important engagement. Is relieved promptly by Duffy's and enabled to continue playing. DulTVs Pure Malt Whiskey Is certainlv a valuable medicine to have at hand in case of emergency and no home should be without it. Recently

n-na stricken with cramps wnue

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town and thought I should die as the nearest doctor was two miles away. I was unable to obtain any relief until a friend gave me some Duffy's Malt which relieved me in a short time and enabled me lo continue playing I am very grateful and recommend Duffy's Pure Malt as a reliable medicinal whiskey." Max Antkes. 1S83 Crotona Ave.. Bronx, New York-

DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY in emergencies requiring immediate relief rarely ever fails in efficacy, for it is commonly employed as a medicine in all cases. It is dependable because its quality neyer varies; it is pure because it is made from the finest of grains thoroughly malted thereby removing all deleterious elements. A tablespoonful in equal amounts ot water or milk before meals and on retiring assists digestion and invariably gives the system strength and power to throw off and resist the germs of disease. Especially at this time of year when coughs, colds and grip are prevalent. Duffy's should be available in the family medicine chest- Resolve today to join the army of thousands who are secure in health because they

'Get Duffy's and Keep Well' Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY. Beware of imitations. irTr Get Duffy' from your local druggist, groctr Nil I H or dealer. $1.C0 per bottle. If he cannot supply you, write us. Send for useful household booklet free. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochester. N. Y.

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PIMCHI

55 PIP

SATURDAY SPECIAL

Fresh from the Farm EGGS 37

Best Creamery BUTTER

Young Pig Pork Roast 22c NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST 20

NATIVE SIRLOIN ROLL ROAST.

NATIVE LEAN BOILING BEEF.

Danish Prize Milk, full size cans, 2 for. .23

Fancy Tomatoes, per can 15 2 cans, 28c

SHORT LEGS OF YEARLING LAMB 26c LOIN OR RIB LAMB CHOPS .28 ROAST OF MILK FED VEAL. .... .20? and 22 VEAL BREASTS FOR FILLING: 19

Fancy Peaches, 2 cans 29

California Queen Olives, per qt 30

OLEOMARGARINE 3 grades. . . 29", 27, 24 SELECTED CALI HAMS 23p Special Low Prices on all kinds of our High Grade Sausage. Don't forget our special Thursday and Friday Fish Sale. The only market in Hammond where you find a choice selection. ,

Buehler Bros.

573 HOHMAN STREET. TEL. 1441. The Market of Quality and Low Prices.

LADIES We are on the second floor. Every step you take coming upstairs, saves you money. For the next few days the greatest sale of Ladies' Coats ever held in this county. Coats made in the latest styles Wool Velour, Gaberdine, Serge, Poplin, all colors and sizes. Guaranteed to be worth and made to sell at from $1S to J20. and splendid values at those prices. During this sale we will let them go while g aq they last for - UawO Silk Skirts, worth S.OO and 510. all well made, stripes m Ff ajjrt plain, excellent quality.' Friday and Saturday tfiDU Dresses, the latest styles, up-to-date models; Silk, Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe, worth $20.00 and $25- Will be sold g ftfi Friday and Saturday at UlUU Mandel & Company 151-155 STATE ST-, UPSTAIRS, SECOND FLOOR. v HAMMOND. INDIANA.

the h ammo nd i distilling oo. ! DAILY CAPACITY 28,000 QALLON8

FATHER OF HAMMOND MAN PASSES AWAY FRANK FORT, 1ND., May 25 By the death last night of Alfred A. Baylrsg, 95 yean old. Frankfort jniea ita oldest cittien and one of the Tew remaining: pioneers. Mr. Bayleas was a contractor here when the city was young. He built the Coulter hotel., the Third ward school and several of the downtown business structures. He came to Indiana in 1833, settling: with hts father near Lafayette. The journey with his parents from Ohio was made by boat and oxen team. In 1S45 he went to Lafayette to work on sashes that were to contain the first plate grlass windows ever used In that city. On Christmas day, 1847. he was working In Ijafayette, unheading barrels. He was to receive 100 pounds of pork tenderloin, or l a day for his wages. He chose the dollar. The family came to Frankfort In 1ST". The widow and four children, Mrs. C. B. Sine of Indianapolis; Sylvester., of Memphis; William O. of Hammond, Ind. and Miss Iura. who is reporter for the circuit court here, survive.

NO MORE

GRAY HAIR

HEGEWISCH

No Need to Look Old Natural Color Comes With Use of Q-Ban, the Great Scientific Discovery No' a Dye. There Is no longer an t need for t 'b! people to let gray hairs their looks or make them appear .tide: than they ready Rr or feel. Now tha' chm!t have succeeded in dlacorer !ng a way to r!ng fcaek a natural color to gray and fad-d hair in a prfectli healthful ard pleasant way without dyes and without likell'nood of ridicul thousands Tnv banished their gra hairs for good. Thi way Is by ths us of Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer, a harmle and efficient liquid, all ready to u... lrnnrUd Gurutt. Q-Ban is guaranteed by the makeri to give satisfaction or your money back. Xot a patent medicine, not a dye Only S0c at Jos. XV. Wels. 9S Ptata Sr. Himrrnnd. and all good drug stores, oi write Hessig-EUIs Drug Co.. VIemphs, Venn. mentioning druggist's name til istrsted book on 'Hair Culture." se.nl fe Try Q-Ban Hair Tonic. Q-Bar liquid shimpon, Q-Ban Toilet eo&v also Q-Bn Bepi'atnijy (odorless) forra..r.vtnir iinr f ri j a hair Adv.

Mis Charlotte Gordon Is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. TV. Aird of Burnham. III. Mr. and Mrs. Helnbaker will make their home in Burnham after May 25. Mr. O'Herne moved his family to Burnham. last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mai-k of Burnham. are the proud parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Royal Smith entertained at a birthday party last Sunday. Mrs. James Mears has returned to her home in Rockville. Iii., after a visit with Mrs. John Mears of Burn

ham.

The K. of P. of.Hegewtsch gave for

new candidates" the third degree Tues'

day evening. Among them were Au

gust Klucker, Will Olson, Arthur Ol son. They will postpone ladles" nigh

for two weeks. The Ladles" Aid society will give an entertainment Saturday evening at the M. K. church. Mr. Roades hss moved his family to Hammond.

, avenue. Little Esther Vis is reported quite 111 I at the home of her parents In Myrtle i avenue. j Misses Lillie Plau and Ellen Dreselman visited friends at St. John, the

j forepart of the week. Mrs. Fred Binhamu.er of Myrtle ave- ' nue, visited her mother, Mrs. Sturm of J Hammond, Wednesday. ! Helen Bue'.l has been on the sick list for several days. Mr. Frank SrhnliT f & mi' vamha

visited her daughter, Mrs. Whiting of Hammond, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jewett were the guests of relatives In Chicago, on Wednesday.

ROBERTSDALE

Mr. and Mrs. John Elaul of Roberts avenue, entertained a number of friends snd relatives at a 6 o'clock dinner, Wednesday evening. Those from out of town present were; Dr. and Mrs. Harry Tlmm, Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul, Jr., of East Side, Guy Dickey and Mr. Dycus of Hammond. Miss Agnes Roberts and daughter Amy, motored to Chesterton and Valparaiso Thursday, where they will spend the week-end visiting relatives . and friends. Mrs. Carrie E. Klinck of Ixigansport, Ind., grand chief of the Pythian Sisters, and Mrs. Ella Marquette of Bremen, Ind., district deputy, are the guests of Mrs. C. G. Buell of Indiana boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stross visited the latter's mother, Mrs. Barbey cf Cnicago, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson are entertaining the latter's mother, Mrs. Wheeler of Earlville, 111. Mrs. William Kelley of Chicago, visited friends here yesterday. Mrs. A. M. Marts of Myrtle avenue, was hostess to the members of the Ladies' Bible class. Wednesday evening. The meeting was largely attended. A pleasant evening was spent in the usual way of the club unt'I 10 o'clock when refreshments were served. a Lauretta Wesenfeld of Wood River, 1)1., is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Linderman of Myrtle

HAMMOND, WHITING AND EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY

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FRECKLE-FACE

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try remady for frecklaa with tha gma.r- j antea of a reliable dealer that It w!U not j coat you a panny unlaas It raoaora tha i

frecklaa; wfcll If it tom glra yoi elMr eotnplajilon tha up&M la trifling. gtmply gat an mum af ethloa double strength from anr drugglat ajid a few application should show you how easy It is ta rid yoursai of tha homaly freckle aa4 get a batuttlTvl eamplajiioa. Rarely ia mora than ooa atiiisa naaded for tha worat case. Ba aura to ask tha druggtat for tha double strength othtna as this la tha prescription aold under guaranty of money hack- it it falla to ramora freckles. AdT.

An . Opportiunlty for Real Economy We are placing on sale today, a big lot of Women's Tumps, Oxfords and Shot's, all well made, strong and serviceable, ideal for -working In the garden and every day wear. These consist of a number of discontinued lines (mostly small stzes). Values tip to $3-30. Your choice SI. 00

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"Safe"

That's the word to use in describing our young men'si

styles in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. They're safe to buy because the style is authoritative; you know you rre right when you wear these clothes. Thcyrre safe in quality; all-wool fabrics always, the best of all other materials, the finest of tailoring. They're safe as to fit you don't buy them if you think they don't fit. They're safe for .the makers to give

with every suit a positive guarantee of your complete and continued satisfaction. And as we sell them, they're safe as to price; in that respect safety means that you'll get more value for your money than you ever believed possible. i " Hart Schaffner & Marx spring suits and overcoats $20 to $35

KAUFMANN 4 WOLF - HammondJno.

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Nifty Boots and Pumps For Women The season's most beautiful styles priced away below the present market value Pumps and Slippers

$2.50 to $5.00 Xovcltv Boots $3.50 to $10 MEN j Take a "TIP" from Ortt Buy Ortt's j Quality Shoes and -save monev I $2.85 to $4.50 Scorea of Other Amazing Values I J. B. ORTT ! WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP j 169 State 8t. Hammond.

A SAVINGS ACCOUNT in a strong, well managed bank is an asset that every man, woman and , child should have. START TODAY Deposit a certain sum every week or every month and see how rapidly it will accumulate. 3 Interest Compounded Semi-Annually

OTJE LITTLE POCKET BANK WILL HELP . YOU GET A START.

CALL AND GET ONE.

WE HAVE ALL SIZES.

Lake County Savings & Trust Co. The Bank With the Chime Clock. ' Cor. State and Hohman Sts. Hammond, Ind. OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.

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Some Tobacco!

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Mannf acturad ty M'HIE-SCOTTIN Tobacco Co.