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

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THE TIMES Thursday, July 12. 1917., 4 asses

Mennen's Talcum Aspirin Tablets, Bayer's genuine, Powder, -i Q 1 box of f rper can ZSU i doz 3C

Sloan's 25c Bot- Woodbury's 25c tie of Liniment Soap, none betat . 16c sale at . . . 18c

Unbeatable Exterminator or Kats.Mlce and liiias Used the World Ovep Used by U.S. Government . 7 Old Reliable That Never Falls - 5c. 25c. At Drunqist THE RECOGNIZED STANDARD -AVOID SUBSTITUTES HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STOA&.

Tyrone Power1 Writes of Motion Pictures and Recalls the Days of Sir Henrys Irving and Others

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TYRONE POWER AS "MAVERICK BRANDER."

"Wnilain "Winter, dramatic critic, in ills boot on the life of Tyrone Power, saya that Power will go down in Btage history great an. artist aa Booth, Barrett or John McCullough. Every one knows of the distinguished 6tage career of Power who played Brutus to Faversham's Marc Antony; supported Sir Henry Irving and Helen Terry; rcored as "the Marquis of Steyne," In Mrs. Fiske's production of "Becky Sharp," and was a leading member of Augustin Daly's great company of artists of the spoken drama. Editorial Not. By TYRONE POWER. I ain proud to appear In the silent drama and I am delighted to be a member of the great Sella Polyscope company, for Mr. William N. Selig's artistlo conceptions appeal to me, and I feel perfectly at home In the Selig environment. I feel there are opportunities in motion picture work that are somewhat lacking in stage art. Yes, even such an old stager as myself is obliged to admit this fact. I concluded upon taking up this work to permit the director to direct and the actor to act. Maybe the failures registered by some actors and actresses, who turn to the motion pictures, are caused by the fact that they assume a know-it-all attitude. They refuse instruction, claiming that years of experience on the stage cause them to be well qualified to act for the screen. For my part, I have found many new details to comprehend much new "business" that is peculiarly identified with the animated screen. The art of make-up, for example, must be altered to a certain extent. Make-up appropriate for the footlights will never do in the motion picture studio. Then again, there Is new technique to comprehend, a more limited space for the action, and there is no audience to spur one along. I confess that for a time I held the attitude of many other well-known actors toward the silent drama. I thought the Industry but a flash in the pan. But with the advancement, the wonderful strides onward and upward, I experienced a change of heart. I was informed that people who never before could afford to see my acting would now be given an opportunity because the prices for the silent drama are not so high. I was Informed that pictureplay audiences were exacting, and as appreciative and as pliant as those who frequent ' the legitimate theaters. I believe this to be true. I have been visiting many pictureplay theaters, and I have been studying the audiences. I believe that my art will not suffer and that I am in a humble way contributing to the enjoyment of the masses, when I try to do my best in pictureplay land. I believe that If Sir Henry Irving, that great actor, were alive, that he would perpetuate his art for future generations through the medium of motion pictures. I was playing Bocassio in Sir Henry's London production, I well remember, and one night his dresser came to me and said Sir Henry wanted to 6ee me. Attired in a resplendent robe, I mounted the stairs to Sir Henry's dressing room. He was seated before his dressing table making up for his wonderful character role. I can aee him vividly In my mind's eye. "Power," said he,

"who was the greatest of all Englishspeaking actors?" One of the greatest of actors sat there, but without reflection, I said: "Edmund Kean, perhaps." "Ah-h-h, right you are," exclaimed Sir Henry. "Edmund Kean was the greatest of English speaking actors the little man In the cape." Mrs. Powers and I have a little eon, and naturally all our hopes are centered in him. And when he grows in years the art of the motion picturfrs will do much for his education. He will have educational advantages that I never had. His mind will be-broadened without the vexations of extended travel; he will have learned at an early age the wonderful story of the bee and other Eecrets of nature, his imagination will have been cultivated by visits to motion picture dramas of higher class; without imagination a human being is nothing. When a boy I read fairy tale3 Illustrated with colored plates. My son can see the living, moving fairy storiea on the motion picture screen, and fairy stories are educating for they cultivate the imagination; bring higher thoughts and fancies; tend to refinement and gentleness. The art of the motion picture Is wonderful. The McCauley of future historical events will not be obliged tc depend upon the opinions, and the Ideas, and the prejudices of others. In stead he will enter a large record room, ask for motion picture films ol this or that period, and he will see at first hand the modes of dress, the architecture, the armaments, the customs of living of the people of that particular historical period. Before the advent of the motion pic ture. some Europeans believed that Buffalo, N. Y., was eo named because buffaloes roamed there; they thought Chicago was . on the border of the western wilderness. After the motion picture had flashed true to life scenes in and about these great cities, the Europeans received a more enlightened conception of the, life and wonders of this great country I believe that between the pillars of the great churches, the motion picture screen will sooner or later be permanently fastened. Why not? Seeing is believing! Pointing to the motion picture screen as the pictures appear, the clergyman will exclaim: "This is Jerusalem; here we see the Mount of Olives; here is where the Eible tells us Christ wa3 crucified; this is the Sea of Galilee. In this manner the Bible will be made yet more dear to many, and its lessons made the more vivid and impressive. And I often hear adverse comments upon the melodrama of the motion pictures. This melodrama la not so bad; I speak from experience; theve is always a moral lesson in mcvie melodrama and many are beautifully pictured like great paintings of tragic action. We must all have our tragedies, our melodramas in real life, and what, by the way, is more melodramatic than the Bible and Shakespeare? I have put my best work into the character of "Maverick Brander," the Texas Cattle King in Charles Hoyt's play "A Texas Steer," released as a Selig Red Seal play. There are many opportunities In that character role for humorous work.

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Pebecco Tooth Paste, 50c tube for 33

FAMILY

P o n d's 2 5c V a n lihlnj Cream, for this sale at(J

26c

Freezone cures

corns, tho 35c

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Djer Kiss Face Powder, all colors, 50c . box, sale . . . 43c

Yh poslblEGi's keg spspfss to this sE'ssg sal is most gratifying to us. It shows how true their judgment of real value is and how all Hammond appreciates our efforts to save for them whenever and wherever possible. Mark the Items you want and be here Friday and Saturday for these bargains. Double Stamps and Double Values Friday. Drag Necessities fm Family Use These 10c Items Will Loosen Your Purse Strings Friday

Pinkha m's Ve getable Comppund,-the t bfot" fiQr tie for. -UwU Nuxated Iron, the nerve builder; $1.00 bottle PC for ...DOC

9c Bargains

Fly Poison, 3 pkgs Colgate's Tooth Paste Corn and Bunion Pads Straw Hat Cleaner Blue Seal .Vaseline,

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Wool Powder Puffs

Charcoal Tablets, box Turpentine, 6 ounces Paraffin Oil, 6 ounces Quinine Capsules, 2-gr., 1 dozen Kewpie Toilet Soap, cake, this sale Aseorted Scents Perfume, bottle Camphorated Oil. largo bottle 15c Talcum, special at - ..

ICc 1Gc IQc 10c IGc 10c 10c IGc

Castor Oil, 3 ounces Lysol, large bottle Licorice Powder,

3 ounces-

Aromatic Cascara, 20c size bottle Red Cedar Moth Flakes, package Dressing Combs, good quality Spirits Camphor, large bottle Boric Acid, special per box

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Essence Peppermint, large bottle Witch Hazel,

6 ounces

Peroxide Hydrogen,

6 ounces New Skin, package Epsom Salts. 1 lb-

Sulphur Powder, 1 lb :

Senna Leaves, the box

Bicarbonate Soda, full pound

10c IGc IQc 10c 10c 10c 10c IQc

9c Bargains

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West's Scented Sticks, 3 for 50 Envelopes, good quality, for Cascarets, box ; Adhesive Tape i Air Float Talcum

Olive Tablets, Edwards

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rushes and Combs

Hand Scrubs or Nail Brushes . 1ft

?5c Celluloid Tooth

Brushes 19$ 35c Rubber-Set Tooth Brushes 29 35o Propholactlc Tooth Brushes 3X

Complexion Brushes - 39 25o Hair Brushes, special 10 Large Assortment Celluloid Tooth Brushes at 15 35o Clothes Brushes, special at 26

Peroxide of Hy!jdrogen, one pint bottle, 25c size

Fountain Syr

inges, guaranteed $1.00 value, on sale now 69

Toilet Soaps Woodbury's Facial Soap, known to most every one; the 25c cake --18 25c Cirtlcura Medicinal Toilet Soap 19 Sayman's Vegetable Soap, three bars for 25 Pears' Unscented a favorite for decades, the cake H Packers' Tar Soap, the cake -19 American Lady Assorted Odors, regularly 10c the cake. Special at. per cake Q Kalonderma Medicated Soap, 25c bar, very special at, per cake -15 Astor's Complexion Soap, best on the market; 35c cake, this sale at 23

Toiletltems Royal Talcum Powder, 25c size, now specially priced at 15 Perxide Cream, the 25c Jar. this sale 17 Cream L'Ame 35 L'Ame Powder-35 Mulsified Cocoanut OH, 50c size, this sale 37 Derma Viva, liquid or dry powder- Special at 39 Canthrox, the 50c size, this sale at 39 Milk Magnesia, the 50c bottle- for 34

Rubber Goods Cut Prices

Syringe Tubing, reglax lengths, . 35c value, special 23 Rubber Gloves for household use. 60c value, special at 39 Whirling Spray Syringes, 12.00 value. Special CI fQ

High Grade Rubber Sheeting, E0c vaiue, special per yard 354 Antlseptlo Gauze.. 5-yard package, 50c value, special at 97t

Castile Soap

The 15c bar, j i ' this sale only J 2y

S1.69 2-qt. Rubber Fountain Syringes com' plete with all attachments, $1 value, special at 73 Combination Syringe and Water Bottle, 200 value, special at S1.69

Combination Sets for Hot Wafer Bottles, special at 49 Rubber Sheeting, double faced, $1.00 Talu. Bpecial per yard g3 Beecham's Pills Reliable. For this sale, the 25c size.... j

Toilet Specials

25o Colgate's Tooth Paste at - 19 25c Sanitol Tooth Paste a . 19 25o Kolynoe Tooth Paste at 25c Graves' Tooth Powder at 50c Djer Kiss Face Powder at 43 50o Sempre Glovine 39 5Co Dorin's Rouge 43

$1 Double Strength Othlne at 83 25c Cutex Cuticle Remover at - 19 25c Odorno 23 Mennen's Talcum Povder, Per can 124 50c Dora Face Powder33 5Cc Mulsified Cocoanut Oil at - - 39 50c Idealine Face Powdor at 33c

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We celebrate this great FAMILY DRUG SALE by giving to every one making a 50c purchase or over 6 useful, practical, well-known articles, enclosed In a paper bag- These famous sample tolfet articles and home remedies will be valued' by every buyer. Free Items

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Gem Razor set of 7.

Blades, Washable Powder

50c Gillette Razor Blades, pkg- 41 Soft Face Chamois, 10c and 15

Puffs, 9c and

Bonney Cream,

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15 Cleansing

50c Hay' Hair Health -34 20o Idea!

Rouge 14

Witch Hazel, pint

Toilet Specials

50c Java Rice Powderf epecial at J 35

25c Egg Shampoo.

50c Levy's La Blache Face Powder at 39 25c Jergen's Benzoin and Almond Lotion for sunburn at 21 25o tuthymol Tooth Paste at 19 Babcock's Corylopsis Talcum at 124

2Cc Massata TatcumJ4 25c PInaud's Lilac Vegetal Toilet Water at 63

35c Orchard Whlte.

50c Jap Rose Face Powder at , 35i

50c Jardln Powder at

Rose Face 43

EverRearfy Razor Blades, set of six 25 $"U29 Gem Safety- Razor, complete S3

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$1.C0 Duffy's Malt -

11-00 De Witt's Kidney

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$1.00 Caldwell's Syrup . Pepsin .J. 69 50c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 39 25c Olive Tablets, Edwards 1Q 50o Mentholatum

at SOo Doan's Kidney Pills

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Phenolax Wafers,

30 in bottle 23 25c Carter's Little Liver Pills '-17 23c King's New Life phi. 17 25c Ex-Lax Wafer. 19 $1-00 Wine Cardul g3

100 H Inkle's Tablet, for constipation

$1.03 S. S- S. for the Blood

$1.75 8. 6- 3- for the Blood

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$1.00 Hy'ne Suppositories $1-00 Borophenoform Cones

Fletcher.' Castorla, 35c bottle for 25o Tiz for Tired Feet 25o Sal Hepatlca 25o Rocky MtTea "

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25o Hill's Cascara Quinine or Groves' Laxative Bromo Quinine lg

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60o Scott's Emulsion . 47 California 8yrup o Figs, 60o size 37 Egg Preserve., one quart preserve, from 15 to 20 dozen of eggs, qt. 25

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LAPOKTE. 1XD-, July 12. Judje Gallaher yesterday refused a motion to take from the" jury in the circuit court the case of John Laws, a Lake county boy, for $25,000 damages aaainst the

Hammond. Whiting & East -nicagRailway Co. The trial is likely to continue the remainder of this week and the greater part of next. John Laws, aged 18. was Injured when he was run into by a car of the Hammond, Whiting & East Chicago Railway Co. in Hammond, Itarch 30. 1915. Hs Is said to have had both legs broken and one arm crushed and to have had one eye Injured to the extent that he has only two-fifths of his normal sight in that eye. He was 15 years old at the, time of the accident. William J. Whinnery of Hammond, and

Darrow & Rowley of Lai'Orte, are his attorneys. The railway company is represented by Crumpacker & Crumpacker of Hammond, and Os born & Osborn of Laporte. Laws stepped off one rnv And was struck by another coming

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curred due to his injuries. A jury was empaneled yesterday morning and the case outlined to the Jury by the attorneys yesterday afternoon.

Every can of food put up this summer helps make food shortage next winter impossible.