Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 21 June 1917 — Page 8

Thursday, June 21, 1917

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Tint your hair to the shade desired with "Erownatone." Thl new preparation is far superior to any mixture- thai contains henna, sulphur, silver, load or .similar preparations. There It no dan?i?r of an "itching or poisoned scalp when you use "Brownatone," for this simple preparation positively contains no lead, mercury, silver. ulphur, line, aniline, coal-tar products or their derivatives. You just brush or comb it into the hair and presto! yoOr stray hairs Instantly disappear your hair is a beautiful and uniform color throughout the ends are r.s dark as the balance and you have any .shade desired from a light brown to a black. Just a moment's "touching X'V" once a month and no one can ev.i detect it. Xo rubbing, or washins off no fading:. Prepared In two shades one to produce golden or medium brown, the othr. dark hown or black. Two sizes !ao and $1.00. When in Chicago, visit the Brownatone Shop. Suite 1500 Stevens Bldg. Advice dependable and entirely free. We will send absolutely free, for a short time only, a -sn, i,le Dottle o "Brownatone" if you will send us your nnmo and address accompanied by to help pay postage nnl packing. No samples at dealers. This offer is mail Tor you to try "Brownatone" Hair Stnin ."!!! (m'i for yours;-!f just how superior The Kenton Pharmacol Co.. 721 Coppin Bldg.. Covington. Ky. .''old and guaranteed at all leading drug and toilet counters. Adv.

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Regardless to Advancing Prices of Paper Our Prices Are Special.

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Jonrnnli 100 pages, imltatio leather bound Jonmnla 150 pages. Imitation leatner bound Ledger. IJ. E. 100 pages. !m! tation leather bound Ledgers, r. E. 130 pages, imitation leather bound Record Rook 150 pages. Imitation leather bound..". Cash Hook Printed- top each

.00 pages, imitation ?-f leather

Record llook 400 pages. Q"f imitation leather V-'

Long Day Books 400 pages, canvas and cornw

Jaarnals 400 pages, canvas and corner

Journal 600 pages, canvas KT and corner j5X0

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canvass and

S' ixlS Plain Bond and I.inrn Type

writing Paper tJerKsnire best made, per ream

Anew Bond JJ - f Per ream rAA. Anero Linen O Per ream pJ..A Eft Black Ink fry Quarts ' . Automatic Numbering M a e h I n model 49, retail fio p $3.00 i

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Two views of the St. diamond tank France's latest juggernaut of war. This traveling fortress is the most gigantic of its kind. In this view the long ranpe howitzer can be' plainly seen. On the roof are mounted revolving turrets.- They are so arranged that by sliding a section of the plating they can be used for portholes from which to point machine guns and rifles. Tho" tank moves over the ground, no matter how rough, by means of the caterpillar chain drive, and levels everything in its path. This newest "land battleship" is expected to play an important part in driving the Germans from the soil of France.

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Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

Chicago Automatic Pencil Sharpener ...

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KEEPS EVERYTHING KEPT I. A WELL STOCKED DRl'ti STVHL Calumet Ave. and Fayetia St., Hammond, Ind-

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New cases in the circuit coct are as sell. Chicago.

follows:

12203 (J. Kopelke). Charles B. Shedd vs. Board of Commissioners of Lake county, Indiana; appeal from commissioners' court. 12204 (J. Will Eelshaw). P.uby E. Alyea vs. Orlo G. Alyea; application for suit money. The following new marriage licenses were granted: Herman Ernst, Ida Ault. Chicago. Peter Kilinski, South Chicago; Kiriga Lulinskl, Chicago. Adolph Lemke. Minnie Hoefke, Chicago. Otto Werremyl, Viola Borgllt. Hammond. Charles H. Meyers, Agnes King. Chicago. Clyde Cobb, Tillie McLean, Chicago. Nicholas Arl, Marie Finimerling, Chicago. Louis Kuffel, Helen Guznlczak, Chicago. John S. Teeter, Infllanapolls; Marguerite Power, Chicago. August P. Panega, Mary Koppel, Chicago. Walter Lohse, Hessville; Lena Funk. Highland. Peter R. Connolly, Loretta A. Malone, Chicago. Rudolph J. Stluka. Martha E. Link, Chicago. Ralph Canfield, Elva Cole. Schneider. Arthur E. Bobzien. Elizabeth Grois-

I nights the following week's concert j will havii added numbers, making a

larger program. Last week's program with added numbers will be the program for this week's concert. Robert, the little son of Mr. and Mrs? George Kramer is very ill with mens-

! les and pneumonia and his life has ( been despaired of the past few days.

but at this writing he is somewhat

better. The Red Cros3 membership has reached the 1.000 mark In Crown Point and the indicator in the postoffice window is watched with keen interest to

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oiB van eison, .Marguerite i'eterson. i Sfe the nrosress of the memherhln

.Charles E. Griswold. Hammond; Martha E. Dixon, Chicago.

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of which Crown Tolnt may feel duly

Tourist Tickets

at Low Round Trip Fares Daily to New York, Boston, Atlantic City and other Resorts in the East, direct or via Washington

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Pennsylvania Lines

also to Resorts in North Michigan,

Wisconsin and the Northwest, Colorado and the West Liberal Stopovers and Return Limits Coneuti Local Ticket AgtnUfor particular or address.

C. L. KIMBALL Assistant General Passenger A lent CHICAGO. ILL.

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cxiwin . tiavis. wen Known In Crown proud. Point, and son-in-law of John Brown i

of this city, was highly honored in

(Chicago. Monday evening b

(elected president of the Chicag

board, a position that has be

sought after by the politicians of the Wndy City, and which reflects great honor on Mr. Davis' ability. Mr. Davis was backed by the "revolutionary" forres. His- picture appeared in the Chicago papers. The marriage of Miss Anna Young, youngest daughter of Albert Young of this city, to Henry Jansen of Gary, was solemnized at solemn high mass at St. Mary's church. Wednesday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Jansen of Gary, assisted

by Rev. Ph. Guethoff of the loca

parish. The bride la one of Crowr

Point's popular young ladies, having

been cashier at themer's grocery stor

for several years. The groom is em

ployed in Chicago In railroad work. After a short honeymoon the young couple will make their future home In Chicago. , Frank Ptuhlmacher was taken to the

afternoon In a very serious condition

his family and physicians hoping that

Ja speedy operation might save his life.

which has been dlspaired or lately.

Mrs. Herbert' Johnson Is entertain- '

lng her sister from Stoughton, Mich..

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week. The, Parry Monument

SiBL ESTATE TBUHSffBS en mucir;

GARY. L 2. R 23. Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub. Elisha C. Hooper

to John T. Holmes $ WHITING. E 15 ft. L 21. W 15 ft. L 22. B 2, Davidson's Fred St. Add. - B. A. Eckhart Milling Co. to Fred J. Smith . HAMMOND. Ls. 14, 15, 16. B 3. Home wood Add. Theodore Moor to Elizabeth T. Bigger Ls. 23. 24. B 4. Highland Add. Lake Co. Sav. & Trust Co. to K.atherine Smidt

Vnd 14-15 E 2S ft L 30. B 6. Towle & Young's Add. Wilhelmina Struebig. et al., to Edward II. Rhode 1.S66.67 Ls. IS, 19. B 2. Towle & Avery's Add. Renold J. Meisel to

Grace R. Conroy Ls.' 18. 19. B 2. Towle & Avery's Add. Grace R. Conroy to Elsie Meisel Ls. 8. 9. B 3. Harrison Park Add. Gostlin Meyn & Co. to John G.- Meyer

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Add. Charles H. Johnson to J. S. Rlackmiin fn

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Miss Mary McMahon who has been employed on "The Mothers' Magazine" In Elgin, 111., ls visiting with her parents. Judge and Mrs. W. C. McMahon. Sir. and Mrs. Edward Cook of Lemont, III., are spending a short vacation with Mr. Cook's mother on Joliet street. Rev. A. H. Lawrence of Winamae. visited with frown Point friends. Tuesday. Miss Dorothy TIce entertained the Five Hundred club at her home on Monday evening, the honors of the evening falling to Miss Norma Bartholomae. Owing to the inclement weather last Thursday evening's band concert was not rendered, and In the future with

unfavorable weather on band concert i

Riverside Add. Luclnda Rosbrough to Leo Wolf, et al. 3,700.00 L 29. B 1. Resub. Blackmun's Add. Henry Strong to J. S. Blackrhun Co. 1.500.00 L 1. B 9. Oakland Add. Inez L. Eaton to William Kennebohle 1.00 S SO ft. X 40 ft. L 24. B 6, Agnes Roberts' Sub. Joseph Kovach to Mary Hornak-.' 1.00 INDIANA HARBOR. L 17, B 2. 4th Add. East Chgo. Co. to Maurice P. Beck 395.00 L 32, B 11, 3rd Add. Timofel A. Ywanow to Antoinette Sherpetosky 460.00 X 1 ft. L 30. B 6S. Indiana Harbor. Alvlna Spaulding to Ella Martens Timm 115.00

LE S. & H. STAMPS' FRIDAY

Electric Iron f.t.ftO Hornl Roches, trr Elcer(e Hot Point Ircnpt, C-pound sizp. complete wSth cord and plug, fully guaranteed. Priced for the Week-lind iale at

$2.98

100 of

these $3,50 Aluminum Tea Kettles at $1.98 These Kettles are made of 18gauge pure aluminum, double seamed body, cast ' aluminum

spcut ;.im heavy plated wire bail with patented hinge, which kr?ps bail wood from touching side of kettle, assuring cool handle always. Regular f3o0 Tea Kettles at

less than the price of a good granite kettle, at

1.98

Curtain Stretchers C r t a In Stretcher jvith non-rust nickel plated pins and nonsag center braces. On saie at 69d Fly Killers Largo size, well made; the regular 10c kind. On special sale at....5e

I Ironing Board

As pictured, has bass wood top and hardwocd folding stand; regular price $1.25 On sal- at 98-Knfici?!

m Cherry Stoneri, the

iwiaij' w ncti separator type. Specially priced at 75

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Couch Hammock As pictured, angle steel frame, covered with diamond link fabric, full helical tension on one end. Complete with good combination mattress. A $7.50 Hammock at . $5.98 Croquet Sets Attractive sets, nicely oiled ' and varnished. Set consists of four balls, foilr mallets and necessary arches, packed in neat wooden box. Rules of game with each set, at 75

Extra Special Just received a factory lot of Children's 3-piece Garden Sets, consisting of hoe, rake and shovel, large size. regular 10c sets. They are slightly rusty. While they last, set 5r

Porch Swing Setee Regular J2-50 Porch Swings, settee style, like cat; made of solid oak, well bolted, complete with chains. On special sale gg

Oil Stoves Regular $3 2-burner Wickless Oil Stoves, guaranteed not to smoke and are absolutely odorless. On special sale 94.SO S2.75 OTenn for twoburner Oil or Gas Stoves, made of refined steel. On special sale at.... $2.10 Cherry Stoners, will seed large and small cherries; are well made and thoroughly tinned. On sale, at

Electric Fans

Specially Priced for the Week-End Sale

Black Japanned Electric Fan, 8-inch size, straight type. Specially : , priced at 95.50 The S.lnch Osculating Fans Priced for Fridav and Saturday at.. f 11.50

Ice Cream Freezers

Here's an opportunity

to buy one of the celebrated 'orth Pole let

t'ream Ktfeewra at a liberal saving 1- qt. size at.. 91.39 2- qt. size at. 1..5 3- qt. size at.. $1.9.3

Lawn Swings Priced at 94.9S. Four - passenger Lawn Swings, well constructed of hardwood, painted Vermillion red; seats are varnished in natural finish; regular $6 Swings. On special sale at 94.9s jERQLUX flimii'i ia,i,n-wrgW PORCH SHAOES Aerolux, well-known high grade Porch Curtains, In green or tan, complete with fixtures, sizes 6x6-8. Special at $3.25 Canvas Porch Cnrtalna blue and white stripe, com. plete ready to put up, size 6xS. Special $2.4 s Window Awnings, blue and white stripe, complete witii fxtures, ready to hang. Special 91.4S

Gas Stoves, $1.98 Two-burner Gas Stoves, heavy frame, drilled star burners, very powerful and economical. Specially priced at fl.98 Ovena for two-burner gas stoves, made of refined smooth steel; $2.75 value $2.19

f 300 Dover Egg Beaters Family size, on special sale Friday and Saturday, each

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You Can Serve Your Country Well by raising: more poultry this year People ia town with limited back yardi caa Bupport small floois o! fowla and ooavert their table waste into egga and meat tor beme Raise plenty ef chlcke tnd hlp to swell the nation's output cf eggs and meat Wednesday we place on sale 2000 Strong Healthy Baby Chicks

Barred Plymouth Rock s f each 18 4 Rhode Island Reds each 20

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The Victrola helps you to entertain

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It is always a pleasure to hear its superb music

like having the greatest artists right in your home. Your friends will appreciate such a "musical treat"

with a Victrola it's easy for you to provide. There's a Victrola for YOU $15 to $400. Come in and see and hear the different stales and find out about our system of easy terms.

Straube Piano & Music Co. Hammond, Ind.

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and Glassware Specials Blown fcilasa Water Turn, hlfrm, straight shape, star cutting. On sale. each.. 10c Table Tumblers, beautiful rose cutting-; regular ' 15c values. Each 10c

nnltary if 1 a a a Crystal Glass Food or Butter Water Tumblers, Jnrs, m-qt. size. specially priced 3Scj 1-quart size. for this Weekspecial 2f.c End Sale 2c 7lnoh "White I'orcelain Dinner Plntes, worth 10c. Special 7c

White rr. celaln C upa and Saurcra. nvide sh;ipe, 20c values at lfc

Mason Fruit Jara with rubbers and Boyd'a zinc covers Pint size 4c Quart size Rc 2-quart size 7c

Plnenpple Eye $nlp. removes eyes without crushing the pineapple. Friday and Saturday at 23c Picnic Supplies Extra Special 500 Porch or Lawn Cushions made of Japanese straw, with floral designs. While they" last at 10c

Screen Doors

and Windows

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Screen Doors walnut finish. 3-panel, covered with best quality black screen wire. On sale.... 98c Fancy Screen Doors. made of selecteS pine, mortised and glued throughout, natural finish, two coats of varnish. Special at f 1.48

8. Inch Paprua Plates, per doz.

Picnic 4c

5. inch Papras Ice Cream Plates, per doz 3c 8. inch Wood Picnic Plates, doz ....5c Tul'p Drlnklaar Crta .for hot or cold liquids. They are tasteless and odorless; made cf onepiece material. 6 cups in handy pkg Re nnitary I.unch Sets, consisting of one table cloth, 6 crepe paper napkins and six 8-inch fibre plates. Put up In sanitary glassene envelope. The set 9c Wax Paper for wrapping sandwiches, etc. 3 pkgs. for loc Dennlnon Crepe Paper Mapklns, per doz. ..2xe

Window Screens, extension screen windows, extend to 33 in. Special ....23c Loose Pin Screen Door H! nices with screws. On sale at 15c

Screen Wire OBlk., S--;reen Wire in full roll lots. Per sq. foot 2lo Screen Wire 14mesh Galvanized Screen Wire la full roll lots. Per sq. foot 31o

Window Screen Frames, complete set to make frame size 21x33. On sale at 25e

Revolving Iawn Sprinklers with brass head and arms, mounted on black Japanned substantial base. Tomorrow at 83c

Garden Hose in 50-ft. length, complete with couplings. Xow at 2.s Garden Hose, guaranteed quality, with couplings, in 50-foot lengths 3.rt

LAWN MOWER I.nnn Slower, has Rinch drive wheels and three 14-inch knives, easy running, is nicely painted. On sale at $3.25

EXTRA SPECICL 1.000 dozen all-season, strong, hardy Cabbage Plants. Plant now for fall kraut. Per doz. at 10c Tomato Plants, doz lOe DOUBLE S. & H. STA1XPS raiDAY.