Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1917 — Page 7

Friday, June 22, 1917

THE TIMES

EX-FARMERS, YOU ARE NEED

!D (Special to The Timks.) CROWN POIXf. 1XD.. June 22 The. farmer of Lake county can use goo1, s;ea,1y, experience.! men for permanent p:aces on their farms. Men with real experience on general or -dairy fnrms, are needed at once for jrood places in .this county. Vou will be treated right, and will be din your duty If you use your experience Kt this time in aiding the patriotic farmers of I,ake county produce the biggest crops they can. In a very short time, large number of experienced and inexperienced help will he needed for haying and harvtstOareless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it. The best thins tor steady use is just ordinary mulsifled coeoamit oil (which is pure and greaseless). and Is better than the most expensive soap or anythingelse you can use. Oone or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, 'creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust. dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to' manage. You can get mulsifled cocoanut oil at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. Adv. .... i i

TO THE PUBLIC You are cordially invited to attend the opening and inspection of the "ATLAS APARTMMENTS", between 144th and 145th streets on Forsyth avenue, East Chicago, Saturday, June 23rd, from 10 a. in. to 9 p. m. and continued to Sunday and Monday following. Atias Building & Investment Company YV. J. STEVv'WART HYDE. Secretary. SMITH-B3ADER-DAVIDS0N COMPANY, Agents .

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ins:, and this is a chance for the strong, artive man. now employed in "factory or shop, to take a short furK;:?ih. and do his hit for tie United States, and get wMl paid . for doing it, both in money and improved health. President Wilson his issu.'d a personal call for men to volunteer for work in the harvest fields, and it is not necessary for you to no away to answer it you will be needed right here in your own county. I.Ist your narue at once, stating: whether or not you are experienced, address, whether temporary or permanent work ! wanted, etc., and when you c.n come. Srnd now to The County Agricultural Agent's Office, Crown Point, Ind.

CARR LAND CASE AGAIN GOES TO SUPREME COURT VALPARAISO. 1X11.. June. 22. Tim celebrated Carr land ease yesterday went up to the Supremo Court of Indiana, Judge Crumpacker granting SO days in which to perfect the appeal. The action is brought by Rosa It. H!tt and others to yet aside the judgment granting title .to valuable Lake county lands in the name of Mrs. Drucilla Carr. If the Supreme Courts holds the complaint good, the case will be sent back for trial. Otherwise the case- will n . in the higher court. LEG BROKEN IN NINETEEN PLACES Zanon Rayo. aged S5. of Kensington, has established a grim record at St. Margaret's hospital. A piece of iron fell on Rayo at the American Steel Car company and fractured his left leg in nineteen places. The remnants of the limb have been removed.

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SUES FOE DIVORCE I1 hah Tippet. 143 Indiana p. venue, Hammond, is suing licbert Tippet for a divorce. Tit-pit is a clerk at Cibson. They were murried th last of January and parted cr.rly in Hay. The petition tor diorce was illod in the (Jary superior court by Attorney Y. J. Hurray and the charge is cruel and inhuman treat

ment. Mrs. Tippet asks $(n) alimony INDUSTRY HEADS " ARE SUBPOENAED Special to T!is Time?.) CROWX POIXT. IXI). June 22. Official.? of eight en Km si Chicago Industries have been subpoenaed to appear before the bord of reviews tomorrow to show reason why their properties should not be assessed a, a high valuation as petitioned by the taxat ton committee or th" Kast Chicago Chamber of Commerce This committee has figure showing that the Inland Steel company has expended ? 11 .000.000 in improvements. Help the Soldier Boys by helpbrave soldier boys to help the Red Cross? $13,C00 NEW RED CROSS SUM Continued from Tnge One. costumes fifty of them are to take pledges Meantime the field workers are making a desperate drive to bring the subscriptiors up to the alloted amount. Hammond must save its face and not fall down on the job. they declare. Attorneys Bocne and Wilson spoke to 1700 employes at the Standard Steel Car plant tills noon. A. M. Turner and Joseph Conroy spoke at the Illinois Car plant and the

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Motion yard today noon, while p. F.. Boone addressed the Saloonkeepers' association. 'Die slogan now is: 'Give Till It Hurts a Little." Th. big outstanding feature of the war fund drive In Hammond is the general ri fiponse that has been given to the appeal. Hammond a fund does not I-, present a limited number of large individual subscriptions: there is no luge on t?t. tnrmg amount from any single source, but the fund Is made up

of many small subscriptions and pledge coming from every class, and from every section of the city. There are probably about S.000 to lii.oort heads of families or wage earners in the city. From present indications the war fur.d subscriptions will show a total of between 7,000 and 9.Oiin individual s ibscrlptions. There is no' better Indication of the popular re.Nsponse than these figures. It means that Hammond is standing a sa unit and every fami.y is doing its bit to help take care of our soldier boys. This Is as it should be. More is needed than the support of a limited few. It is necessary to have the unified support of every individual to insure the necessary work of the Red Cross being successfully carried on. It means too, that the war fund will represent not glfta of convenience, hut gifts of self-sacrifice. Small contributions of the wage earners, those who COLLECT THESE PORTRAITS. Every week the Chicago Sunday Herald is giving away a portrait of one of the aval or Army Officers of the I'nited States as a supplement to its newspaper. Next Sunday there will be a portrait, size 8 Inches by 11 inches suitable for framing, of Vice Admiral W. S. Sims in command cf the American Navy in Huropea water. These portraits are being eagerly collected. Make sure you secure your set by instructing your newsdealer today to deliver the Cljlcagc Sunday Herald to you regularly. 6-22-1

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.only 8re abhle to give from, 25 cents' , to JI a month in most cases represents! I more real patriotism and more real i self denial than the contributions of thousands from the wealthy. I

Campaign work i-i Hammond is now reaching its climax. Noonday meetings ;are being held in practically every in-; jdustry and short talks are being made fat the various theatres. There are In-' numerable individual workers canvass-! ! ing" the town so that every one will j I have their opportunity to give. Many are not waltfng for solicitation, but are going voluntarily to the headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce and offering their subscriptions and invariably asking for additional pledge cards in order to secure same friend or neighbor they do not think has contributed. Last night an excellent (meeting was held at Munster and a meeting has been arranged for Highlands tonight. The thousands of pledges and contributions which are being received is swamping the headquarters. Addi tional helpers are volunteering daily land even then it is dificult to keep up jwlth the amount of detail and clerical work necessary. It will probably be well along next week before the total amount of contributions can be exjactly computed as the flood of pledge j cards will increase with every hour j until the campaign cleee. one or the marked Indications of,the general respnse that is being given comes in the reports from the various industries. At the Simplex an enthusiastic committee has succeeded in securing pledges from the employes amounting to over $1200. The Betz employes have neariy reached the $1,000 mark and the pledges are still com- , ing In. At Gibson over J1200 has been 'subscribed. Rig returns are coming In (from the Monon and Erie yards. and . Reld-Murdoch & Co. In fact, from every factory and industry in the city is doing its share. I There, probably never was a move ment in Hammond which is getting more loyal and enthusiastic support, not only from the thousands who are contributing, but especially from the various workers, all of whom are getting into the harness in the most enthusiastic manner. This has been a matter of continued comment at headquarters, and Chairman A. M. Turner has been particularly gratified with the fine spirit which has been shown by everyone connected with the work. It would mean a bunch of mighty disappointed workers if Hammond should fall down and fall to reach its mark. Three Points about Our Coal High In Carbon assuring quality. Thoroughly Screened assuring satisfaction. Concentrated HeaJ assuring comfort. THE BIEKER BROS. CO. 144 BTUaT 9tZ5T Pf. HoIxbim 9, OITS. DTD. s list.

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All Traces of Scrofula

By the greatest of all purifiers. A common, mistake in the treatment' of scrofula has been the use of mercury and other mineral mixtures, the effect of which is to bottle up the impurities in the blood, and hide them from the surface. The impurities and dangers are only aded to in this way. For more than fifty years S. S. S. has been , the one recognized reliable biood

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There is no organization in the world so much money as the

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HELP THIS NOBLE ORGANIZATION help our Government win this war. Only ONE day left to subscribe to the Hundred Million Dollar Fund. Cut out this coupon, fill it out and hand it to the man or woman in charge of your district ,or to your banker or merchant. You don't have to pay the whole amount in one time either.

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For the purpose of providing for the relief work of the American Red Cross to he administered by the War Council appointed by the President of the United States, and in consideration of the subscriptions ef rther. I promise to pay to the American Red Cross War Fund. William G. McAdoo. Treasurer, Dollars payable as follows: one-fourth July 1, 1917: one-fourth Aug-ust 1. 1917; one-fourth September 1. 1317; the balance October 1, 197, or as follows:

If contributor is not a member of the Red Cross and desires to have 11.00 of this con- Signed , tribution used as dues for Annual Membership, please so Indicate on this card. Address Yes or No

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Red-Cross Money . is not paying for this ad. Seifer Furniture Company

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remedy that has been used with highly satisfactory results for Scrofula. Being made of the roots and herbs of the forest, it is gnaranteed purely vegetable, and absolutely free from all mineral ingredients. . You can obtain S. S. S. from any drugstore. Our chief medice.l adviser is an expert on all , blood disorders, and will cheerfully give you full advice as to the treatment of your own case. Address Swift Specific Co.. Dept. T-69, Atlanta, Ga. Adv. for the 41 h BEST OP LIGHT WEIGHTS MADE IN LATEST FASHION LINED OR SKELETON LINED To Your Meaaure, Perfect Fit Guaranteed a n d u p Palm Beach Suits Made to your measure $10 and 12.50 Save the middle man's profit. Buy direct from the mill. HAMMOND, IND. that needs June. .. .19X7. ! 3 IS :.

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