Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 88, Hammond, Lake County, 2 October 1917 — Page 5
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COMINO EVENTS. Th October ! leetmg of the Standard Rearers will b held thin evening at the home of Miss Day MK. 107 Hanover street. Miss Louise St-nons will be the assisting hostes. Th tirst m'-tl!i for the year of the Jewish I-adi--ji" .-Via Society will If held Wfilm snjy afternoon at. the home of Mr. I. I. Minlifska, S:)3 Park ri:ce. An all tiny of ihe Won:.! ns Guild cf t. Paul's Episcopal church will be helal Wo.ir.esday beginning nt ten o'clock tn the parL-h room i i'Unit.Bch (lnic. Mis Htrinan Hfrm's. 650 South Hohman street, will be hostess 1'riday fvonmg to l!i?,rai.int.rvs of St. Agm s Guild of t?t. Paul's Kplsc-n-al church. This week's meeting of the Deborah Society will he held Wednesday afternoon in the parlors of the First Christian church. Mrs. J. W Pritton. TU Van Buren street, will open her home Thursday afternoon for the meeting of the South Side V. C. T. U. A patriotic program will be given. SBTEKTAEf KISTOST SECTION. Mrs. V. D. TVeis most delightfulily entertains! the history d-partment of th Hammond 'Woman's Club yesterday t her country home on South Hohman street, it was the first regular meeting t of the ciub year ami the entertainment j was in the nature of a picnic. Tables j were arranged on the kn where a. one o'clock luncheon was served in two' courses to sixty members of the depart-i went. The tables were prettily tlecorat-j ed with baskets of wild flowers and bar-; vest festoons of corn and pumpkins' were much in ev idence, about the arbors and cosey corners. Sirs. 51. G. Roberts, the new chairman, and Mrs. O. G. Rout song, secretary, were in charge of the business session during the afternoon. after 9 THE GREAT DIVIDE. The woman in the rrime of life need not dread to meet the loss of her youth when growing elderly. 'While some charms diminish, others should replace tion. wisdom. The great physical t changes met between the fortieth and I fiftieth year fire indeed serious, and arc not always welt borne. In th-j strain of modern life., few women ard in condition to meet these rhjnfis without some apprehension of deranged heHh. But with the excellent- help of Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that old. t-ustworthy woman's medicine, a woman may confidently expect to enter later life as well and robust as ever. Adv. TV. X. XEWTOX El'OEXE C. CARROLL ABOUT EVERY THIRD MAN Carries In his pocket a watch that nred oar at. tentlon. Maybe tbe man knows It. anaynA he doenn't. But th WATCH knsni It. and it tries to tell its own. r, too. It arradaally loea a little more every week or no. And when the man wants 0 allow for the variation. 4 re, TOP one of these "third mer If yoa are let na fix thtnaa for yon. NEWTON & CARROLL JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS. 186 Stato St., Hammond, Ind. DR. J. T. CLARK Physician and Surgeon Of3c Over Lakn County Savings & Trust Bank. Phone 11081. Residence: Hotel Majestic. Phone Plti-J ORPrJEUM SCHOOL FOR DAI1CIE1G 152 State ?t,, Hammond. Children's Dancing Class In fancy stage and ballroom dancinsr. Tall term starting Sept. 29th. Saturday p. m.. 2 to 4. Adult Class Fall term starts Oct. 1st. Hours S to 11. Select Dancing Receptions every Tuesday and Saturday evenings. Open CJass Friday Evenings. Phone 3.12S. PROF. J. G. KEANE, Prin. n
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which game and races were a pleasing fintore. Pretty pri.es were awarded by the hi -st (.., to the winners of the games and miming races as follow s: First nice, Mrs. O. O. K. Matthies: second c. Mrs. C. R Miller: third race. Mrs. 'lm? Van GHder. The sk'H of carrylrs an egg on a cake turner for ;i distance of one hundred, feet was demonstrated l .Mrs. I. T. M-yfr. A peanut hunt afforded much amusement and was won by Mrs 11. Stevens. An athletic stun! whs won by Mrs. li. 1.. Davlcs. The musics' numbers were uriion by tT r. A. K Thompson mvl Mrs. Pasil Walker who both sang two pretty selections. "AmerteV wn the ofiiine number of the proci.im by the entire department. Mrs. ois was extendi d an enthusiastic vote of thanks for her hospitality. She was assisted by Mesdanos C. L. Wolf". A. F'. Wall. Giles Warner and Chas. Van Gilder. Those in charge of the proRrnm were Mrs. M. t. Roberts. Mrs. . i. K. Matthk-s. Mrs. A. S. Hunt. Mi' Ci. ti. H ml song and Mrs. W. 11. He Civ . Ti e nwtirnr of I torcas ftehc-kah lodRe clebiatmc the sixty-sixth anniversary of the Kfhekrh liiyrco vxas made an attractive occasion anil was enjoyed bytwo hundred of its members. The celebration took place in the T. O. O. V. hall in St -ho street followiiip a short lodpe session. Tl-.ere were remarks by Attorney M. M Bruce. Oliver Daunherty and Danu l Brown and the remainder of the program consisted of selections by the orchestra, a solo by Irene Malo. a readins: by Mrs. KUzabeth Barker, a solo by Albert Towle and readings by Miss Sadie Marcus and Miss Slsbel rowley. Refreshments were served at the close of the program. Mr. and Mrs. R. U. rowley of Bauer stre-t have had as their guests since Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cording of Saunemin. III.. John and Cecil Biddltt and Miidred and Audrey Biddle of tort Wayne. They concluded their visit here today. The feast for the Sunday school or St. raul's Episcopal church which takes the place cf the annual picnic this year m hn held this eveninsr at seven o'clock in the parish room in Rimbaeh avenue. A program that will appeal io the oider members of the parish as well as the children has been arranged and it is cxpectud that there will be a large attendance to enjoy '.he occasion. As a farewell to Mrs. Harry Collet of Hickory street who expects to leave soon for Michigan the members of the Loyal Temperance I.eKion of the north sie tendered her a surprise party last evening. Thirty-six children were guests'" nnd they spent the evening: onjoyably with games and contests following which dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Collet is su perinten lent of the department. Mrs. John C. Apnew entertained the members of thi Embroidery Club at her home, 1J "Webb street, yesterday afternoon. The mee'ingr was given to knitting and needle w-rk and during the afternoon a prettily appointed two course luncheon was served. This, was the first club party for the year. i.V next meeting to take place in two weeks with Mrs. Virgil S. ReHer of South Hohman street. The members of the Detroit Street Monday Night Ciub were the guests af Mrs. John D. Simalley last evening. The evening was devoted to work for the Red Cross, the members bringing their knitting with them. Th Calumet avenue branch of the Hammond public library located in the new Industrial high school building is now open in the evening, making the library hours from 9 a. m. to 'J p. m. daily except Sunday. A "home coming" of the members of Triumph Council No. It D. of L. was held last evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. Th lodge session was called early and at the close there was a rarcel post sale and social hour when refreshments were served. Tho program included seleeWomen! It's Cheap! Use Lemon Juice and Make Lotion To keep your , skin and complexion naturally soft, white and clear at all times you simply must use a lot-on or cream every day. Hut choose the one that is best and costs the least. The juice of two fresh lemons strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most remarkable beauty lot-on p.t about the cost one must pay for a sn all jnr of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the lei'T n juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in. then this lotion will keop fresh for months. Every woman know? that I'-mon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles. til!oBtiss and tan. and is the. ideal skin softener, smoothener and beautif.er. Just try-this lotion! Make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant cream and massage u into the face. neck, arms and bands. It should naturally help to whiten, soften, freshen. aid brins: out th' hidden roses and beauty of any skin. Vour druggist will sell three ounces of orchard white at little cost, and any grocer will supplv- the lemons. Adv. JUL L3L4i-4.
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r-. n v. IThe Quicker oh Get a Free t rial of FTr-.mll 't!e Treatment the let-t-r. "it Is W t:it ou Are LnoWlus i'cr. Dcu't talk operation. If you can't v...lt tor a frs trial of Pyramid i'i. Treatment a;et a 50e box at any ..rup store aiv pit relief nov.'. If rte.tr a t-t to jend tonrvui for ico i rial paokiiue In plain wicpncr. nnd i-t rid of itehins:. b'.eedins iiml proti'iidinir pIs, hemorrhoids mid ueh roctsU troubles. Take no substitute fuzz e&KPLE soypc PTTt.?Tr prrn cotpakt. M rvamil BuJloinsr , Msrsi-.p!!. Mich. Klnulc send roe a Pree rample of I'yrnmid Pile Ttettmect, in plain wrapper. Xa m 9 . . , Street srs t . lions by the orchestra, readings by Mrs. KUzabeth Barker, a song by Dorothy Tuttle and a recitation by Mildred Toung, all of which were greatly enjoyed. Guests from Golden Rule Council .o 1 D. of t,. of Hammond and from the lodges of South Chicago, and Whiting were entertained at the meeting and there was a large representation of the members of nurnph Council. There will be a meeting this evening of Opal Hive No. RP6 L. O. T. M. M. at the I. O. O. F. hall. Unity Review No. 2 TV. P. A. of the Maccabees will hold its meeting this evening at the I; O O. F. hall. The regular meeting of German ia Re.bekah lodge will he held at the Moltke I. O. O. F. hall this evening promptly at seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Charles F. A. Murray and children of Rochester. N. Y ., are in Hammond for an extended visit with Mrs. Muray's mother, Mrs. T. Shea of Webb street. Mr. Murray is in tbe Officers' Training Camp at Fort Niagara. After spending the summer in Hammond with her parents, Mi. and Mrs. Harry M. Johnson of Mason street. Miss Helen Johnson returned today to Maryland College at Baltimore to resume her st udies. Miss Fern Feese has returned after spending her acalion with Miss Margaret Baker, formerly of Hammond, but now of Heiro'l and Mr. nd Airs. K. F. X:sehenbach of Fast Chicago. Mrs. R. B. rowley and her house guest. Mrs. Cording of Sauntnnn, 1:1, attended the reception for the grand officers of the Kastern Star at the Sherman House in Chicago last evening. J. T. Stamm, Chiropodist. Thone 2533 for appointment. Evenings only. Suite 12 Hammond Bldg.. Hammond. Ind. 9-4-lmo, NEW MARRIAGE , LICENSES ISSUED i Orville Dennis and Hallie Rogers. ; Shelby. i Anton Felker and Lizzie Fiber, ! East Chicago. John KontKo, Jr.. and Rose M. Kal- ! lock. Gary. Harry Jones and 5Iargaret Hai ris. Gary Joe Hatzel, Whiting, and Borbala Menth, Chicago. Howard C. Givens and Claudia Richards, Gary. FEW PASTORS CHANGED . BI H. WJONFEBEHCE Assignment of Methodist Ministers Made byBishop. "VALPARAISO. IND. Oct 2. The annual j-nnferenoe of the NarthweM In diana Methodist - Episcopal church 'closed here yesterday with the lead ing of tne assignments oi m !iio-i-; .i m the four districts South Bend. Iiray. ette. Gieencastle and Cra wfords vil le. Few- changes were made. The list of appointments as presented by P.hop Thomas Nicholson, who presided at the conference, for the South Pen 1 district is: M. H. Appleby, district superintendent. South Rend. Argos. Henry D. Dick; Chesterton and Burdick, Kiank Ft. Briggs; Crown Point. John A. Ayiing: Culver, W. TV. C!u.; Door Village, William t. Boyd; Kast Chicago. G. P. Jones; Gary, First church, TV, 11 am C. Seaman; Gary, Grace church, WiMiam E. Shields: Hamlet, Kussell L Phillips: Hammond. First ehuicli. Thomas J. Passett, with Paul L Benedict a-s assistant; Hanna, Russell B. Kern. Hebron. Francis J. Reisel; Hssvlllc, Leslie Templin; Mohan, A. H. Lawrence; Indiana Harbor. Elmer J. Jones; Knc. Homer P. Ivey; Lacrosse. Clifford C. Jordan; Lakeville. John K. Dean. La -pore. Albertus T. Briggs; Leroy, ly-ter Templin. Merrillville and Griffith. . P. Manker; Michigan C.ty. Aaron TV. Wood: New Carlisle. Arthur G. Hcha'fer; North Judson, Waiter B. Collar: North Liberty, TVii'iam X Pn-vi; fiber. Clinton Polon; Plymouth, Aibert C. Northrop; Rolling Prairie, p. T. Shields; Salem. Donald TT". Riddi"; So:. til Bind. Epworth Memorial church. A. I f . K--oit: Wednesday 8c 15c
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Hi "rs. GARY DRAFT QUOTA DELAYED Instead of leaving Wednesday, ijct. o. as planned, new instructions from the war department will delay the departure of can's third ouotn of drafted men until Friday, October 5. Instead of AO per cent of those ligilile only 20 per cent will be s, nt away. The drawing was held thn afternoon and the list of names includes thirty-five men. All recruits w-il have their teeth examined by the Gary Dental society. HURT IN FIGHT. In a fight in front of the Rynie theatre last night, in which he was rounced I upon by" two men. John Gatich, IfWrtj Jefferson strecl. Gwry. suffered a fractured knee cap when he was thrown to the pavement. He was attinded bv Dr. Vireen. FOFi KKNT FI RX A modern o-room coitage; aduils only. Phone 4 JH. Hammond. ia-2-I WANTED TO BFY A rooming bouse for light housekeeping. Address. H JC-, Times. Hammond 10-2-1 NOTICE OF PENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is 1 ere by given to the titis na of Hniariond, North Township, Lake County. Indiana, that the undersigned. TVm. F Conrad, js a male inhabitant and resilient of said City, Township. County and State, and over the age of twenty-one years; that he has resided in the State of Indiana for more than one year nd in the City of Hammond. North Township, Lake County, Indiana, for more than six (6) months prior to the date of this notice, and is a qualiried citizen of tiie United States of America and of good moral character: that ho wiP apply to the Hoard I of County Commissioners of Lake Coun ty, at Crown Point, Indiana at its November. 1917, session, for the renewal of a lio.nse- to s-;i! at retail, spiritous, vinous and mail liquors in less quantities than five gallons at s. time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where sold, said license heretofore granted by the Hoard of Commissioners on t he 6tb day of Nov ember, 1916. and issued by Edvard Simon, Auditor of said County, for the period of one year from said date, and the precise location where said intoxicating liquors are to be sold by the provisions of the license to be renewed is as follows: The ground floor front room of th" two-story brick building situated on lot 35. block IT. resubdivision of the east ran of the North Side Addition to the City of Hammnnd, Lake County, Indiana, "and further described and known as be-ng at the corner of Hohman and Hanover si recta. Par room has glass front, front ani rear and two side entrances. Said room faces east cn Hohman street, a public highway in said City of Hamm 3iid, Like County, Indiana, and furthr described and known as No. 24 4 North Hohman street. Said room Is 13x49 Ject. All of ihe inside of said room can De seen from said street There are jiving rooms In the second story of said biilding. WM. F. CONRAD. Oct 2-9-16 NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY, IV THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1917 LAKE COUNTY SAVINGS & TRUST COXi'PANV. TRUSTEE VS, FRED J. FIFE, ET AL. CAUSE NO. 1665 4. ACTION TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. Now comes the Plaintiff by J. E. Wilson, attorney snd files its complaint, together with nn affidavit of a competent person, slowing that the defendants Fred J. Fife and Adah Fife, his wife and Mac it. Fife are not residents Of the State of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that she. same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answeror demur therein, at the ailing of said cause, on the 3rd day of December A. D. 1317, the same being the 10th day of the next term of said Couit to be begun and held in the Court House. Room No. 2 at Hammond, in said County and State on the 2nd Monday of November A. D. 1J17, said action will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this nd day of October A. D. RH7. HERBERT L. WHEATON. iiy Clerk L. S. C. ROSCOE 11EM3TOCK, Deputy Clerk. Oct 2-:i-l 6 NOTICE TO NOX- RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE I'OI'.S'TT. IN THE LAKE SFPEKlon I'OL'RT, SEPT EM PER TEP.M. P.U7 LAKE COFNTV SAVINGS & TLFST COMPANY, TRUSTEE VS. FRED J. FIFE. ET AL. CAUSE NO. 16SC4. ACTION TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. Now coi tes-rross-complainant. Lake County Savings and Trust Company, by Jesse E. Wilson, attorney, find files its cross-complaint hej-ein, together with an affidavit o a competent person, showing that the defendants Fred J. Fife and Adah Fife his wife and Mac R. Fife are net residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendaants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 3rd day of December A. D. 19)7, the fume being Ihe 19th nay of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Court House, Room No. 2 at, Hammond, in said County and State on fhe ind Monday of .November A. D. 1317, .said action will be heard and determined in their absesce. IN W ITNESS W HEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and- affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 2nd day of October A. 1. 19171 HERBERT I.. TVHEATON, By , Clerk L. S. C. ROSCOE HEM3TOCK. 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COUNCIL APPOINTS
SPECTORS The rity rourn il of East Chi' ago were in regular session at the city hall last evening and took action on the following matters: Appropriated $400 for the department of finance for hooks and stationery, referred to the finance committee on appropriation of $"100 for city court misc --"I laneom; referred to the .--fiect and alley committee an if.'piopriHtion of $1 OHO for sticct maintenance, leferred to" the second reading an appropriation of $5.(m0 for "oieet pa c roll :t appropriated on third reading an appropriation of .K0 for city court miscellaneous; authorized a bend isue of $25."'i'i for improvement of parks. The following inspectors of election, recommended by Newtor A. Hemhroff. city chairman, were confumed by the council : 1. W. If. Jeppeson: 2. E. TV. T ickey; .1. Jacob Stubtih r: 4. Zeph Campbell; 5. Feed K. H.use; 6. H E. Jackson; 7, John Kieiizv; S. Albert "Lesniak; 9. Geoige. Gadzwgkl: 11. Frank Zacliarias; 11, C. C. Moss, 12. Etnest Petersen; 1.1. Lew Rii hards. II, Linus Johnson: 15. J. K. Reppa; 16. vacant; 17-. Martin Harubin; 1. George Reuss' H'. W. Pert Ruble; . N. L. Stenberg. 21. W. Morea:, 22. George W. Uoop: 2?., M. IS. Crites; 24. Walter Przybysz; 25. Jacob SVhurman: 2. Meyer Aranoff: 27. Nick Mayor; CS. John J. Medimnoki; 2'i, William Mentzer: 30, Matthry Kelly; 31. M. 3. KUpatrick. :':2. William Stephens; 3.1, Edward P.lazcwicz; 34. Sam Bnante; .15, D. W. 'Dupes: "6. Julius Cohen: 37. Carl Bailey; 3. George T. Snangler. NAVY OFFICER VISITING HERE Rising to the position of- an officer in Uncle Sam's floaiilla of destroyers, Ambrose Craig in the marine service for the pai fourteen years, is'paying his" brothers. Dr. Alex P. Craig nnd Dr. J. A. Craig of Gary, a short visit. This is the first time in the past ten years that, ihe brothers have met and it was a happy reunion that gathered in Gary last night. He als is a brother of Frank Ambrose and has ta sisters here. Mr. Craig ha? crossed the ocean some twenty-two times. He says he could te;l some mighty interesting things if permitted. He leaves for the east tomorrow and the latter part of the week will leave on another voyage. Countless Y omen find that when suffering from nervousness, sick headache, dizzy spells and ailments peculiar to their, sex nothing affords such prompt and welcome relief, as will follow a few doses of A proven women's remedy, which assists in regulating the organs, and re-establishing healthy conditions. Beecham's Pills contain no habit-forming drug ---leave ho disagreeable after-effects. They are Nature's aid to better Health tKrcr.4f ScUVa!alWoiiasrVTtli - ' Said itrjrwhtr. Io bomi, 10c, 25c.
Special Corset News. Have
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Business women and stenographers will lie especially delighted with our low bust elastic top and full hip. Likewise the stout women, or the average figure, vvill find just the type of corset to suit h-?r condition and greatly relieving fatigue.
Double Stamps Wednesday.
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EXPECTED. SOB' A letter has been received h the Eat f'hlcago board of works from Carl It. Mote, secretary of the public service commission in which Mr. Mote says that no derision has been reached by the commission in regard to the petition lib d by W. E. Roe and oile rs asking for an order to ihe East Chicago and Indiana Harbor Water Company authorizing and compelling them to lay certain X' OnsioilS to cj.p Mill,,. . o the properly of the Indiana Harbor .Realty subdiv islon. The letter funhet- says turn a conference has been lo Id wit it Mr. Kirk, and that it is Mr. Kirk's oiitention that the revenue would no', compensate the company for expense v. hu h would necessarily be incurred, jp; ;hat he indicated a disposition to adjust the mattor if an agreement could he reached. John TV. MeCardle. to whom this matter was referred, has been ill for several weeks, and it is uncertain how soon he will he iblo. to take it up. Mr. Mote hays, however, that in his opinion, unless Mr. McCardle returns soon, the commission will take up th.- ca.-e and determine it. mi DEMOCRATS Their Newspaper Discredits City Ticket of Democrats. Gary democrats have been put to much embarrassment owing to the. attitude of Mayoralty Candidate. Curtis' repuled organ, which now editorially advises its readers in the following words : "We do aot say 'Vote the demo, cratic ticket etiaig-ht,' because we want Gary voters to use their own beads. We don't want people to f party men' only, we want them to think over tbe lesuee," etc. That the newspaper that is supposed to be the organ of the democratic party and whose editor received the postmastership because he is an alleged democrat should advise voters that it is not urging them to stick to party lines or! to vote the straig'ht democratic ticket! has caused a 'blow up" at democratic! committee headquarters. i "Why, the editor of th. Post was glad to beg for his postoffice job along j straight party lines." said a leading! democrat. "No. the Post wants to trim part of the ticket." Some of the democrats believe that Wall street, political agents, who are said to use the Post to engage. In fakereform campaigns and to go into the sewer to blacken the characters of Mayor Johnson and others see no hope in having a party organ. Support Brings Suspicion. In the meantime, the Post seems to bring suspicion upon any candidate it supports as the feeling is that the .Wall street political crowd have approved that candidate. Then another thing the Post as the organ of the fake reformers, who get rewarded by standing at TVall street's financial and contracting' trough, has been rubbing it into promi- I nent south side democrats, a few of whom were indicted for minor charges. but who bear as good reputations as I the men who have been out to "get! them." There is some talk tnat the demo- ( crats will get an organ of their own. ' The attacks made upon Mayor Johnson j by The Fct and the TVall street re-j formers have aided his c andidacy instead of hurting it. and this has some-j thing to do with the situation. ! EXPECT PLEAS FOR HELFj The secretary of the Associated Charities of East Chicago says that the: indications are that, there will be a! larg call for help this w inter I rom de- . pendent families. The recent contribii- j tions have been small because of the'
Bon Ton Royal Worcester This is the time of .rear when everyone is buying new apparel. It is the best lime to select your corset to look your best, feel comfortable, be graceful and ?orrectly dressed. Priced: $1.00, 52.00 to S6.50
New Fall Models Have Just Arrived Front and Back Lace They are beautifully and skillfully dedgned, to give absolute satisfactory wear for every type of figure.
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li FROM DRINK' That Orfine realy does bring quick relief to those being tortured by the liquor habit, is the t stimony of many mothers, wives and daughters. This scientific preparation promptly kills all desire for whiskey, beer and other intoxicants. It can be given n the home secretly without loss of time from work. No sanitarium expense. We are so sure that Orrine will bem-rt that we fay to vou, if. after a trial you fail to get any ben. fit from it use. your money wiil lie refunded. Cost , only $1.00 a box. Ask us for free book kf telling all about Orrine. Lion St or.; Pharmacy (Kaufman v Wolf) C.00 Hohman St. Adv. many recent t alls for contributions for other movements, but all must remem-b-r that while it is patriotic to contribute to national needs yet that does not imply that local needs, must be. forjyotten or ncgicct'd. Iti ( rd- r to focalize the nttention of the public upon the nerri of this organization for funds for emergency matters during the winter, a tag day will be held Saturday of thir. week, under the proclamation ti Mayor Callshan. H. E. Jackson is In charge of genera', arrangements for this day and it is ejpected that a sung sum will be realized. Besides the street offerings, a systematic canvass of the. homes will lmade by representatives of the organsat ion in each block, so that none wi ! miss nn opportunity for doing his b to alleviate any distress that may cur in our midst this winter. GARY PEOPLE MAKE II Oi -SMOKE Property owners of the cast side ci the first subdivision of Gary again petitioned the city council last night to take steps to abate the smoke nuisanccreated by cast side laundries. Kobert Smith, assistant chief clerk of the Gary Land company, headed the petition. repetition of the plea made two weeks ago. The cast siders have raised funds i" compel the laundries to obey the la and they are asking that smoke consumers be installed. A committee of three composed of Coombs, Fcuer and Freehury were appointed to secure a list of names nt 1 the amount of salary drawn by those cn the city pH roll for the month of September, this to be published in one of the city papers. A meeting of the finance committee and the health board will be held next Mgnday night.' Ask Yourseif How Serve Your Country? You Can f Gives a brilliant rlossy salne that I does not rub off or dust off that I anneals to the iron that laeta our Bl2ckSi!k'Stove Polish I is in a class by itself. It's more trom belter materials. Try it on yonr parlor sr o ve. you r cook i ov or your fam ran. If ynu don't find it the bse potlata yoa ever ud, your hardwer or yocrry aar ia lumonKa in fund year mcroaj. Ttfrm'm Shlna In Every Drop i i ill. iiimfJaiate iitairfrrtuifwtiii-:i a Correct Fitting Ron. Ion Double Stamps Wednesday.
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