Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 297, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1917 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Monday. Mav 28. 191'

Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage proves it 25c at all druggists.

THE TIES'

ElilGiAL COLUMN Xlay 2S. Atchison 102'i American Beet Sugar 96 American Car Foundry 73 American locomotive 3la Anacondji 84 H

American Smelting: 104 r:rnckln Kapid Transit Si's Haldwin Locomotive , 63? Baltimore and Ohio 72s 'anadtan Pacific 162 'n American Can Co. 61 New York Central 92 Colorado Fuel 53 Central Luather 93 Ti Chesapeake and Ohio 60' j

Crucible Steel 79 i Erie 28'. American Steel Fdre. - , - 6S General Electric 164 Illinois Central 102 'i Maxwell Motors . 61 Mexican Petroleum 97;2 Northern Pacific 103 Pennsylvania. 62 ? Republic Iron and Steel 90 Reading - 9S r. S. Rubber 5S Southern Pacific 95 Southern Railway 2R Texas Oil 2'i V. S. Steel 13SM, Union Pacific ...139', "Western Union S31, Willys Overland 30

GET IEW KIDNEYS! The Vidcevs are the most overworked o-jrans of the human body, and when they fail in their work of filtering out nd throwing off the poisons developed :n the system, things begin to happen. One of the first warnings 1s pain or stiffness in the lower part of the back; Trghlv colored urine: loss of appetite: indigestion, irritation, or even stone in th bladder. These symptoms indicate a condition that may lead to that dreaded and fatal malady, Bright's disease, for which there is said to be no cure. v0u can almost certainly find immediate relief in GOLP MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. For more than 200 vears this famous preparation has been n unfailing remedy for all kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. Get it sr any iru? store, and if it does not give vou almost immediate relief, your niomev will h refunded. Be sure you pet the GOLD -MEDAL brand. None other genuine. In boxes, three sizes.

CHICAOO ORAXH PXJTTXBES. Wheat July. $2.05: Sept.. $1.83. Corn July. $1.41 1; Sept.. I1.2SV Oats July. 59c; Sept.. D2c. chicaoo x.nrif stock. Hogs Receipts. 38,000; market, slow and 10 to 15 lower: mixed, $15.25 (?? 15.90: good. $15.2016.05: rough, $15.15?U530; light. $14.50 r 15.70; pigs, $10. 501? 14.50; heavy. $15.15 15.30; bulk of sales, $15.55(915.85. Cattle Receipts. 20.000; market, steady and 10 lower; beeves. $9.40 13.60; cows-heifers, $6.50 11.35; stockers-feeders. $7.S5 10.25 ; calves. J10.5015.OO. CHICAOO PEODUCE. Putter Creamery extras. 4 3c; creamery firsts. 42c; firsts, 39 441c; seconds, 37 'i? 39c.

Kggs Ordinaries. 3m32c: firsts.

33,,i34Hc. Live Poultry Fowls. 20c; ducks, 14 16; geese. 1214; springs, 836c; turkeys, 20c. Potatoes Cars. old. 13; news. 100. Wis., $2.9593.00; Minn., $2.95 3.00 ; fancy western, $3.20 3.25: new springs $3.253.S5. Veal 60 to 60 lb. wgts.. fair kidney. 17mi; 60 to 80 lb. wgts.. 17181s; 90 to 110 lb. wgts. 18V4 19li; over wgt.. white kidney. 115 to 140 lb. wgts., 16(3)18; coarse and thin. 1215.

Joy for that J aded Stomach, with vim: arid energy for the day's work Shredded Wheat! with Strawberries, or other fruits a combination of cooked whole wheat and the j most luscious and succulent of berries. The highest food I value for the least money! and the. least bother. It is'

ready-cooked and ready-to-eat. Try it for breakfast or luncheon.

APPEAL TO- RED CROSS

members

Come and march with in the Memorial Day

To the 1700 mond chapter, the Red Crols

par ado. Let us make it a true Memorial Day by this personal expression of gratitude, to those who are preparing to lay down their lives in order that the rest of their fellow countrymen may continue to live in peace and safety, as well as to tho&e who have already made that greatest of all sacrifices in order that we, their descendants, might enjoy the blessings of liberty. lUmeinbtr! It was not indifference to personal responsibility that made

MEMBERS 111 HAMMOND

of the

Ham- possible our present comfort. It was

sacrifice of individual comfort and ease and a realization of personal responsibility for shouldering the burden of the countless problems that arouse and must continue to arise In the government of a great nation. Ladles are requested to wear white and all may procure white Red Cross veils to wear on the head at the office of the Red Cross In the Hammond building. The men are requested to wear white trousers and dark coats and white hats. Red Cross arm bands will be supplied to them to be worn on the left arm.

Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y. i

Rukuc. James Muldron and. Harry Fryz. Sergtant Welch still maintains his lead on other recruiting stations over the state, having between 700 and 750 enlisted since April 1.

SENDS EIGHT MORE RECRUITS Corporal Howard Ward accompanied eight Hammond recruits to Fort. Wayne this morning. They were: Walkin Lewis, H. Walber, Mungio Kita. Pete Prystas. George Domanick. Joseph

liii i w ium.ui n. LUM.i-i mm iij - n , n ijhimiit tiy i ... ISThe Store of gSx Satisfaction 1 NOTIIGE& r

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On account of Memorial Day falling on our regular Double Stamp Day we will issue Double Stamps Jfrom 8 to 12 Tuesday, May 29tti Note the Bargains below for all day. Store will be openuntil lOp.m. and closed all day Memorial Day

The well known brand of holeproof hose, guaranteed in quality, colors. and make, all new spring shades 25C . f 500 Men's Leather Belts they are manufacturers' samples, worth 50c, 75c and $1. Special today 39

Women's Nurse coats, made with regular 75c kind.

Stripe Pettideep flounce, today...5()

Extra large size Turkish Towels bleached and unbleached, fringe ends, 25c kind, today 17

361nches wide fine round even thread unbleached muslin (10 yards limit to each customer). From 1 to 5 p. m, yard....

Boys School Blouses made of gingham and percales, light and dark shades, 35c kind, at-.og Boudoir Caps made of lawn and voil, trimmed with lace and ruffles. Special at 15

Children's Split Straw Hatsvery pretty for the season, while they last each 50

Beauty Voiles, large assortment of patterns and colors, regular 25c quality reduced to -19(

Little Boys' Hats large range of patterns and colors and shapes, regular $1 value.-. gQ

Men's blue chambray shirts extra fine quality and fast color, all sizeB, today 50d

Linen Crash Toweling, assorted borders, ISc value. today.... Men's black sateen shirts, all sizes, $1.00 values, special today 69 Percales, light and dark shades, assorted patterns, special 81 1.00 Women's vests, neatly trimmed tape neck fine ribbed, at Q Fine lot of 25c Tooth Brushes while they last each XOC Men's fine black Cotton Hose double heel and toe. all sizes, regular 35c kind, today per pair v 190 Children's Hair flibbons in checks and floral designs and solid collars, special at 250 Embroidery very pretty patterns, assorted widths made'of lawn and cambric, at 100 Dotted Silk Chiffon, very pretty for dresses, waists and children's dresses, all new spring Ehades 350 Women's Dressing Sacques made of light and dark percales, special today 20 Women's tan cotton hose all sizes, regular 19c value, today loo Women's all-over Aprons In dark or light percale trimmed with white rick fack, large pockets, slightly raised waist line, today 690

DIE DRAFT BOARD FOR GARY, CITY

THE CYCLONE'S TOLL

Estimated Dead. Mattoon, 111. 80 Charleston, XU. 73 Other IUnols points 15 Ken tuck and Team. 60 Kansas 34 llissouri l Alabama i 40 Arkansas 9 Indiana. 7 Total 311

Estimated Injured 500 230 100 100 eo 12 234 14 175

1,445

Garden City vs. Hammond -Tlornrnt.irm Hott 5:28:2

Governor notifies Mayor He Can Name Two Boards as City is Big Enough.

Claims Exemption; Says He's Nervous Pf 62 males, residing out of town, who went through the process of absentee registration before Conscription Secretary A. L. Brown of Gary, fully one-half claimed exemption. Only those having a father, mother, wife or child under 11 solely dependent upon ' them for support can be entered. Physical disability will have to be determined later. One man who was registered claimed exemption because he is nervous.

Although notified by Gov. Goodrich that the city of Gary is entitled to two boards, one for each 30,000 population. Mayor Johnson has decided that the present board can handle the situation. As a result Commissioners Brennan, Brown and Toner assisted by sixty-two precinct registrars and a large staff of volunteers will direct military registration work In Gary on June 5. All five precinct registration places have been secured. A few changes have been made in ths personnel of registrars in order to insure efficiency. In the meantime the work of getting word to foreigners that thay must register is being carried on.

East Chicago Her People nd Occurence

ing at the home of Mrs. Peter Sterling

on Maroun avenue. )

Mrs. Mendenhall of the Larson fiats

has been very ill during the paflt two

weks with a severe cold. She Is im

proving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Peterson of South Olcott avenue entertained their entire family at dinner last evening at their home. There were twenty-four present at the dinner. A big day of celebration will ie held in this city on Decoration Day. Kvery order and club, both men and women, are expected to take part in the parade which will start at the corner of Forsyth and Chicago avenues. Mrs. X. D. Connelly of 144th and Baring avenue left yesterday for Rochester, Minn., where she will have an operation performed by the Doctors Mayo.

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9 $6000 an hour Last year, more than forty-five million dollars were transferred by Western Union Telegraph with Safety, Speed and Economy. WESTERN UNION Fast Telesrams Day Letters Night Letters Money Transferred by Wire Cablegrams THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.

Indiana Harbor PcrtQBul end Otherwise

John Hysy, Indiana Harbor.

ing a six-car garage at SS08 Cedar street. It is of cement and will cost about $1500. In honor of James Johnston who left this morning for Fort Wayne and will he sent from there to his post of duty.

'there have been many social affairs.

Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston on Grapevine street, nearly fifty people gathered. There were guests from East Side. The crowd presented him with a belt to be worn in the army and a purse of money. Sunday the Johnstone family

is build- was entertained at the McAuslan home

at 1 o'clock dinner. Sunday evening the family was entertained at Mills, on Drumond street. The" Indiana"Harbor "Woman's club will march in the parade Wednesday morning. All members are urged to be out. St. Albans guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Roe at the corner of Commonwealth an I Michigan avenues. A good attendance Is desired. Mrs. E. B. Walton and guest. Miss Florence Sherman, were Chicago visitors yesterday.

Twin City Council Knights of

Columbus at their meeting this even

ing will be favored with the presence of Captain Martin of the troops stationed at Saw Mill rftrk. who will give a very interesting talk along the lines of government- military training. Miss Mable Hartman of Beacon street had as her guest over Sunday Miss Genevieve Nicholson of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Da vies of. NoYthcote avenue are moving into one of the, new Herod apartments. Victor Badeaux has returned from a thousand mile motoring trip through Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Karstens of Magoun avenue made a week-end visit to Mooseheart. Manager Wyckoff of the East Chicago Electric company was in Hammond Saturday evening in the interest of a large contract. Dr. Ross. J. D. Kennedy, Geo. Schilling and Klo Connolly are north side residents who are Improving the appearance of their homes with a new coat of paint. The Lady Elks meet tomorrow even-

FEEL LIKE GIVING UP?

the

DEATH OF E. W. X

NASON OF &AMM0NDvH?a

Mar Lk Con Btr PeopHt

Versre f Cllaa. A bad back makes you miserable all the time Lame every morning; sore all day. It hurt to stoop it hurts to straighten. What with headache, diary spells, urinary weakness. No wonder people are discouraged. Who do not know the kidneys may be The cause of It all. Give the weakened kidneys needful

aiao if

tested and proven kidney

E. W. Nason. 65 years old. a resident

last

of Hammond for 37 years, passed a

at his home. 259 Sibley street

night. Mr. Nason was a member of the local Carpenters' union and the Tribe of Ben Hur. His survived by a widow, two daughters. Mrs. Aleen McCoy and Sirs. Edythe Myers, both of Hammond, two brothers. F. C. Nason of Hammond, and Frank B. N'ason of East Springfield. Pa., and one sister, Mrs. O. D. VanCamr. of Girard. Pa. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon aV 4 o'clock from the residence and will be private. Interment

at Oak Hill cemetery.

Big game at Hammond ball park Decoration Day. 5:2S:2 DEATH OF E. C. TODD

E. C. Todd, 69 years old. died at the home of his s.ster. Mrs. C. I Wolff, 754 Claude street, last night from chronic nephritis. Besides Mrs. Wolff he leaves two other sisters, Mrs. H. J. Toeilnes of Hammond, and Mrs. C. L. Beck of Chicago. The funeral will be held tonight and the body shipped to Nappanee, Ind.. for burial tomorrow.

WALTER

SHAKES IS KILLED

Word was received by Mrs. Viola Smiley, Oonkey avenue, that a cousin, Walter Shakes, who is well known here was kl lied In an auto-train collision a few nights ago at Bourbon. Ind. Mr. Shakes had enlisted in the army and was spending a last night with his friends. In racing withanother machine they crashed into a Pennsylvania train, killing himself and two others. He has visited many times in Hammond.

BOUND OVER ON SERIOUS CHARGE II. W. Smith, 42 years old, was bound over in Gary city court to superior court in bail of $3,000 today. A serious charge had been placed against him. The complainant against Smith was a Tolleston boy. Juvenile officers were pre9nt In court.

Tfl LATE TOO CLftSSIFY

WANTEt) Two barbers; steady work; modern shop. 3715 H Cedar St., Ind. Harbor. 5-29-3

like Doan's Kidney

ss a

remedy. Non endorsed

Pills. John Oleska. real estate agent. Till Orant St.. Gary, says: "Wren I was on the police force In Pittsburgh. I found It necessary to use a kidney medicine. Walking so much was hard on my back but Doan's Kidney Pilis put my back In good shape. They finally cured me of kidney complaint." Price 56c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Oleska had. Foster-MUburn Co. Props.. Buffalo. N. T. Adr. 1

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PASTIiVIE TO-DAY LAST DAY OF THE SCARLET LETTER With STUART HOLMES. WEONESDAY DECORATION DAY Harold Lockwood and May Allison in "THE PROMISE" THURSDAY WM". S. HART In a Western Feature.

the only proper flowers for Memorial Decorations

AVc will have twenty thousand Roses, Carnations, Sweet Peas and Peonies at moderate prices.

ft ambler $1.50 each.

Roses in pots, $1.00 and

Flowers delivered everywhere. Shipped to all parts of the United States. No orders under one dollar delivered.

Mammon

Floral

103 State St., Corner Hohman. PHONE 133.

Hammond, Ind.

BeLiixe

eatre

TODAY JUNE CAPRICE in "The Mischief Maker' ' Bra.y Cartoon and Comedy.

TOMORROW DOROTHY KELLY

"The Money Mill" also The Pathc AVeekly.

DECORATION DAY WEDNESDAY One Day Only.

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "THE LAMB" Also 2-Reel Keystone Comedv.

MONDAY and TUESDAY June 4 and 5 Clara Kimball Young

-in

The Easiest Way Regular Price 3.

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY JUNE 6, 7, 8 GERALD INE FARRAR

in-

44 Joan the Woman" 12 wonderful acts. Two hour show at these prices. Every person should attendMatinee: Adults, 25c; Gallery, 15c- Evening, Main Floor, 35c; Balcony, 25c; Gallery, 15c.

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THURSDAY and FRIPA.Y Enlighten Thy Daughter Direct from the La Salle Theater. Extra Good. Matinee Regular prices. , Evening, fkdulta 15c. Children, Main Floor and Balcony 10c. Gallery, 5c.

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