Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 124, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1917 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Wednesday. Nov. 14, ID 7. THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS1 BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRIXTIKO & PITBLISHrXO COMPAJTf. BRITAIN'S VANGEI.S OF MERCY" TEND THE WOUXDEI) UNDER FIRE 5 EACH FRIDAY wo will offer ;i i ic-'inl a. aliH1 t an (-xfept ally low iri-f. Tin's wtf'k's itr-m isniiif'thijiLT ovory lionvshould havp and t br saving i twenty-five- j T , i-f-nt. " I JisVlhVk. "I The Tlnifs East Chicago-Indiana. Harbor, dallr acept Sundajr. Bnterea j it th postofflca in Eat Ch'.'-Rgo. November 18. 191J. J Th Lake County Times Dally except Saturday arid Sunday. Entered at , the postofTic in Hammond, June 18. 1?0S. j The Lak County Timea Saturiay and weekly edition. Entered at thai postofflc !n Hammond, February 4. 1911. . The Qry Evemna; Tlncea Dally except Sunjay. Kntered at the petelce In Gary. April 13. IMS. All under the act of Marrh S. 17, aa aecnd-cias matter. TVcr- ' ie,sv iffa an -i a, 1 mI -&sm mm mt WK hmi 1 t a r hfn listening Intently but A FKl.l.mVS soft collar pin are In k'.tlt t . . . i : ! " 1 VJ & - K l.f 9 C IT 31 r , demand. ' h 1 1 1 k i ac ' 1 1 A V K on a 1 i " heard nobody choking to death 0 of beefsleak these days.

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Hammond frrlvate exchange' 3100. 3101

tCa'.l for whatever department wauled ) Cary Of flee Nassau A Thompson. Kat Chicago F. L. Evans. East Chicago J-'.ist Chirasro. Trs Times Indiana. Harbor (New Dealer) '--l'na Harbor tRepcrter and CiR.ssifleii Artv ) h:fn ' Crown Point Kefrawtsch

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iP'INO to get oft next uammer IS more than we can IT.KnU'T

FOMKniitiT told her lhat her husband mkol run down ba she denied it say-

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.o'. lectors called In on" of them

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LAEGER PAID UP CmCULATION THAN ANY TWO OTHER NEWSPAPERS IN THE CALUJ1ET REGION.

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f the iluVfult th.ns." to rememi (ieMhnu ui'h our fellow man

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If you h:iva any trouble gettlnii: Thb Tij2s make complaint Immediately ta the flri-u'.a l.'on depart:cnt. The Ttvas will not be reaponalb'e for the returr. f any unsolicited manuerlpt articles or letters and wlli not notice ananoyinoue coinmunlcatlana. Phort aipned letters of general Interest printed at discretion.

A KMTI.KM ! Si 'M KHOW pet-pi.' stand for a tot or things they are fully fired "f hut ti'i THU country can possibly fUtul lli' I V. W . so lonfr is more thin e IN our stupid Mundenni; wj cm I I'll i;m on i.

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of treatment ?-he gave It. a child gets

i J liHI ii f i ;.jw up ir M.U'K him listen to s or;

WH'i is th- Hun payninster m

I lilted .mt.--s? KITCilKN" exp.it ay -'always wh fresh f'-r ma y onu.'i l liresslnR" SiU'.NliS ii ns if she run ax;i.iiM .t BAD one IP we were not afifii'i rliat it would start blizzardmg we would like to REMARK that Indian summer . u. to ! KK livir.sr up to its reF'ii t t ion. AFTER all the grandest motto in li

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Scf this sjacp toinor i-uw evening for pnrtieu lars.

JoliH E. McGasrry Jeweler Optometrist. The 1UIJ-MARK Store.

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face, m "lnrh pciit J ne c f ga'ize and Ucc p.- are "bovit th" sar

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British nurses on Lhe Flanders front.

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OUR COUNTRY'S VITAL NEED.

Men with a quickened sense of national responsibility, who will galvanize into immediate action those who consider this war incidental instead of crucial the better that every phase of it may be vigorously prosecuted regardless of their personal sacrifice.

i mem ami amusement features, which are among the bst amidol

; n.tinoiony and dull c:ire and dangers of soldier life. I The Indiana campaign now beins organized to raise si.ooiiiino ;o hi;i ! id ihis work is only part of the creaf country-wide plan to raise $:;.". ono.ooti

to keep up the heart of the men in faraway Kuroie, ! tor the folks at home.

s for t hi

fishtinis the hairles

HOW TO DISPOSE OF THEM. Frieda Hempe, a Hun ponsstress, a faithful subject of kaiser Bill, refused to Fine ' The Star Spangled Banner," our national anthem, at an eastern concert. Sh refused to learn it until it began to appear that her ignorance of i' vould lose her dollars, when her love for the American dollar caused her to t :rn traitor to kaiser Bill, and she Is learning to ring it. A good way to dispose of the Frieda Hempels and The Geraldine Farrars would bo to interne thern in a prison catuo where thev would have in

chase the shirts of German internes up and down a washhonrd until the end ! sUuIv ani1 Play of a11 s,ud' ip not art ' po ou' so sud'U n!-s

WHAT WILL HAPPKX IX NEW YORK. Despite the loud assertions of Mayor-elect Hylan the Gary school plan will not be completely eliminated from New York. What Tammany -will d will be to change the name, and continue with the plans of Mr. Wirt, who of course will no longer be in evidence. The Gary plan has taken such a firm hold on a large part iff the ctuz- ns of New York and their children that i: istoo strongly roovd in to be the turret of any general attack. A system that offers to the children of. the poor what those of the rich only enjoyed in the past; a sys'em lhat offers the child a playground instead of the streets, and a system lhat t tke in work,

Any

Housewives, Look Out for This "Govt." Agent'

if a sn, out h your door

Sa y. Mrs. Housewife talking man ;i i penis

and asks--"IIo-.v rrit.ch cstm-d f.-oil ha yon?" and if. aftr inspect inj! th peat'hes ;uid pea :s sod tnia'oes . . hae put up. h" says: "I am a Kovernrnrn agent Vo hae more Hihii t he law -r:i.i!R an

of the war.

aoempt to remove it would only b" to play with fire.

1 shal! have l.ook h.i'ii

slaiTi the iloor in phone the poll searching- for ru pl.-iyinc this K'i'r' i c-p in t In- I KM nit ' n ' : i: of 'he s,-r;. X

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er :i ref u lly. u his fai-e T,,d lice. Orfi,e,s l-ll Wi' l b.H e

then tel. -H re 'neon

on IndiHiia housf- ? w ri-i vs. The I. IP J! ! 1I)S ( t i .US (ani.ci s j i,te

heidj; -tin's. -a''il. The- tu orid.-d ag.-iit ia bon is and t,:s a ppropr i;' n-n of preserved frtiits .H-.i (f--l,ib; s is plain theft. If the man or men are appr !iej,j. ed there are sta;o HU,i f, ,..'ra j.,w vhii-h v.ill provide ndviunt.- punlslmien' .

I umentary evidence is found a jiegilpee. ! I'or wear l,f-nrat!i these r.c-ir 1 , trees are i combinations shown in crepe of .- oii.r and

- dosiKns in yarn to match their own. j Less ..-.! idly and n.ore swiet sixteen! ! n 1'tle model is. in pink or blue which'

j most suns you. So. very dainty 'tis. . if !',. sJi "icoigctte tjie jacket waist a!! ! foiled in point, d'espi-ii. shows mid-r-lo-nUi a atii band or ribbon rosily on 'which ai'e roselrid Karlar-.ds vvln'e ihe skirt full pleated frills. lis of s fashion 'alv.ays (to,, whose b-'-autv nevf r pal'". - Another "tie of corn hued crepe hn i!i iff on tunii- blue. The Empire waist is ,t!ower sirt. It's somethinpr very new. Sonic- ohift"ii vt-Ivet rnl'.'S aie h-re on flunint? lines all banded in marabout or ' softest fur with tasfels s'thoti strnnded ai'aiiKle from their fluw itiK sleeves and on t lie Kii'tllo ends. Imb-.d liiis robe in. .re .'.vi'-.-mf iivre hope ,,f comfort

.enus. in case a llurope. have f livfr rr:e from 'Die boudoir

they really don't much vary. Sop t r,., . -re slum :c; fur p..mp..rr; that ar"V m-'-hie .h very White turbans of hcade and gold are very smart -o w with harem robe of gorgeous hue thr trouseis boast, a pair. Anu with ' documentary ri.ls we've tner.nnn Iiet e-'o-f ore of course they're yarn darr ed 'J-org'-t'e caps that you will juc adore. Hut this I know- at.d tell you so tha'

i whether cold or coaled i von ha '

bought a saiizy p,k- and for if ;-ri,, inu'h gold. Although von shiver llk a leaf you'll really have to vcear ,' Vou'H f-el mor' dressed to wear ' smile so simply in and brar i'

If You Think THE TIMES I Doing Its Bit Year Support Is A'., ways Welcome. Enli-t In The Woman's Armv By Cor.servin,' Foods.

Now Is a Good Time To Treat Your Catarrt

Mild Weather Aid Treatment.

GIVE WITH A SMILE. The spirit manifested by those who DO things in the cities of the Calumet region with regard to the Y. M. C. A. war work fund is absolutely inspiring-. It is magnificent. If the people respond in kind the money will he raised easily. When 3"ou are solicited by these men and women who are sacrificing their time and energy, look upon it as a pleasure to give. Give willingly and give cheerfully and be proud of the privilege. (Jive up some pleasure or luxury that you can give.' Give up some necessity if you have no luxuries to give up so that the day may never come when you have to give tip nearly everything you have to give. For if Germany wins the war that is what you will have to do. Remember that only one thing stands between you and 'the Germans now, and that is our boys at the front. This money is for him, that he may fight the, better, it will let him know that the folks at home are behind him. Remember that Indiana troops now- at the various training camps ir. the United States are not getting lonesome, according to what scores of them write back to their parents and the y. i. r. A. headquarters. A young soldier from Gibson county, who had not been away from home very much, wrote to his mother that for a wonder he was not homesick nor lonesome. "I thought. I would he homesick,'" he wrote, "after I got through (hilling for the day, and had nothing to do but think of you at homo, v.w I had not thought, of the -Red Triansle' huts, which the Y. M. C. . main tains in every camp. Any fellow can go to tiie.- huts and see a show as good as he ran see in most vaudeville houses or movies. Believe me, I don't know what we would do without thohi." This letter shows how much the soldier appreciates what Is being done for him, but it does not tell what sort of a job the "y workers have in getting the right kind of "talent ' for the various kind of entertainments. For purpose? of administration the task of providing entertainment for the men in the T'nifed States armed forces is divided in two parts, the work in the large National Guard and Nation?! Army tamps and cantonments being handled separately from that in the smaller camps and posts. The thirty-three large camps (including on embarkation campi receive what

i are called Red Triangle programs. These ar concert companies, stock j companies, lecturers and readers of proven merit and long experience on the stage or in Chautauqua and lyceum work. These attractions play from three j to six nights a week in each camp or can'onment. In the sixteen National ' Army camps their "theater'' is the huge V. M. C. A. auditorium which is a r&rt of the Y. M. C. A. equipment in each of these can'onmcnts and which j seats three thousand men and can accommodate fiv hundred more, in the i

National Guard camps chautauqua tents of sHehMy smaller capacity ate used for staging the entertainments. In every Instance only high-class features are -.pseri. This is not only advisable, but also nocssary. Soldiers are a critical fl'tdi'-nce. The "ham" actor cannot "get by" with them. Hence no troupe goes out on tour without a thorough preliminary tryouL They have to mak" good before an audience of enlisted men before they are hired. Moreover, reports, from the secretary

CENTRAL HEATING PLANTS. The coal situation emphasises the need as well ns th-a economy of central heating plants, especially in business districts. A few days a 20 a dis-pa-ch told that in New York City boilers in several skyscrapers are cold ns the buildings have been connected with central plants. What is Ood in this respect for the big city is also good for the small city. In several small ciiics central heating plants are in successful operation. Whv can't we have them here?

thinkina tha

AS far as fuel administration is concerned, fuel to the furnace for some time past."

we've been administering

Th.' first touch

a bit. to listen sec. I-'or the id and b'a! -ririfcs of evcty

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F.VF.N the landlords are doins their bit ; they've raised their prices :-n hiEh that most of us will have to join the army to avoid paying rent."--Ground Hog.

,I1"ST as a Missouri editor says, it is not so important how many food ledges are signed as it is'how many are kept.

WOODROW WILSON is right, will be a victory for the allies.

The only thins that will stop this w.r

passes, even he. hesita'. even thounb he canii" noKlive.'S exhibited a 1 .. ant . too. in 1 r i- n' a 1 t '

hectic hii. Of jeortt? crepe thev a'l are

one thickness, if you plae. in one pin sort of shift ibsiKiis. on some up to tiic knees. f,re crud-- and ...arse and i rw . ! desifrits eir.lroib-r d all by band, while tound the rour.d t..-OK and the- sice-, ,s repeats '!, crevvtl band. A Ocordcctie cicpe ,.f vivid green j done in yards f b'ue. ml. yeilovv. heUtrope and black and almost C'vrry hue. Around the hem the belt and sleeves, all flovviriR, and the nd k. and two me-

tiallions of the yarns adorn each breast.

by heck! A purpte robe har.es flowing: down sans belt or jrirdV- any. adorning it ar" yarn designs, not just a few, but many A crepe of ;..beiln blue Is done in yarn all shades of ydi.w while one of rose when donned will have designs upon some fellow. Why ' 'Document iry" they're ' aile( I really cannot say. unless because oft In ilivorce proceedings on display, as Doc-

ron't be misled into Mnir '"aiarrb is pone.

of winter' waifor will bring it v, ith nil liiscou fnr-ts.

But this is en excellent thoroughly Pause th" blood p. rn s of 'atarrii. and L fore

Sf arches out the germs of Ca'arrV. i which infest your blond. and cbs ! them entirely out of your system. it

is by far the mtt satisfactory t.i cut

back j merit for the disease, because it reach

the troublesome sprays that can never cure you S. S. S.. ihe groat hi

j down to its very roots and gets at th time to cause. 'rite to-day for full ip.forntxof the! 1,011. and expert mdical advice reeard-

vcr rid of 'tig the treatment of your own (as. :1 douches Take advantage of this chance to-dm Address Swift Specific Co . Dept. Q-fl:'. d purifier. Atlanta. Ga. Adv.

IT'S a hard time poor old Mother Earth has these days. No sooner do ihe municipal election campaigns end in Indiana th-tn things begin to whoop up in Russia

-B01T twenty years from now the youngsters in Lake county

1-1 s- "Fainer. did vou get inuicieu in u'u, 100.

wiil be

asking their dads

WHILE there may be a shortage of coal, there is no shortage of ex-

there is a siiortage 01 coai. ,

planations telling why

HINOL CREATES

STREW

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our

Wilborn Solo-Harp Players Before the Price Advances

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If you are poing to purchase a player piano, place your order for a Wilborn now. No con-

lf?;? cem nas ever offered fer!iSSS!-'h a splendid i,tra-

in charge of entertainments in each camp aru made of every performance. These reports include a statement as ;o ihe reaction of the enlisted men and the evidence of merit or demerit tha a troupe show?. Repeated adverse reports would, of course, result in a company's withdraw a!. And the work of the Y. M. C. A. in the I'nited States will be bur haW oi the story of its service to American enlisted forces The whole vast progtm is to be duplicated overseas. There every phase of the work t ikes on fidded significance and importance. Especially is this true of the ep;crtin-

flAME FASHION'S LITEST MEWS

ST HAXOABZT lfcAKOX (Written toi 'fca Unite! Press) . The negligees Thev w-ar these days Are simply out of sight. Put you. m" dear. In one. I fear. I'un't hope 10 he not o,ud'. NF1V, Tor.h". Nov. 10. Diaphanous ar.d.aauzy, transparent, thin and sheer. ar ad.iertlves to he applied to negligees thi -. Of ftlmv lac and chiffon. Oeorgetle. illuslou, 100. when you'v't d .pned one there no tiiusion left re

garding you. The opening night of "i.'hu ("hm Chovt" the wonderful display of Oriental costuming quite p.fik my hr-aOi away. The "latest fivli-5 of P.agdad were shown on models fair. 1 saw at one our negligees I'd tracked right to th-ir lair. I:ifalinp all. concealing naught, the beauties made parade, in gold and sil or. hi-s of gauze, and gorgeous hued brocade. Boleros. Turkish trouserettes. and f.oating scarfs of gauze, afforded naught of camouflage for any little flawa. And all f.- time in smartest shops along the Avenue, are offered similar designs of negligees on view, aa Ori

ental, tempermental. elemental, too. as ! any now parading in the "i'hj riiin I Chow" review ! "Documentary rohes In tim" so reads

the cryptic phrase, placarded in a windew that shows much that doth Of course Its on the Avenue tnd quil" a nifty shop, and the show within tt's window piakes most everybody stop, except a poor old blind man as he

iveli to make claims, pro-.-en' Wo publish

It Is all veryhut nn they be

the formula of vtnoi to prove the slate-

ment! 1:

we make about it.

c,(i Liver and Fepf Peptones, Iron and Manganese Peptoii-

ates. Iron and Ammonium Citrate. Lime and Soda ' ' y oerophospha t "s. 'a s.-n r i ti. Any doctor will tell j.iu that the Ingredients of Vlnol as published abov." 1 omhine the very elements needed to ma'ii'j st rent h All weak. run-down. overworked nervous men and women may prove this

at our 'pei',c. , There is tiothiiig like: Vtttol 'o restore S'rctiath and v unlit v to feeble old peo-

pe, d'-licat" children ami all persons : 4 who need more strength. ,s Try it. If you pre rot entirely sai-.sj isf'mi. we will return your money uiih-'l Hit question; that proves our fslrr j"5 and y our protect s.-t;. Joseph V. Weds. 1 y

lru;tist. I., narry ejs. at:d Aurris flu v., Hammond Vmt-1 is ;old '1: L'ist

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tnr i"t uiiii; M"r" 01 -ft

Hi t h- count i v . .-i

mnnt -T-v -r !- -' n

feeSfs:? ft only $395. On Januarr

lst. Wit, the Wilborn nnio Ti-ill V.v i 17 -

ira3 f the high price of maj terial and -workmanship, the Wilbcrn fiolo-Hsrp Player can not be sold for To insure a Wilborn for Christmas bur it now. Pianos at Money Saving Prices $350 STRAUBE, mahogany, fine condition, used, only $198 300 HAMILTON, golden oak, nice as new, only 125 275 VOIGHT, large size, mahogany, refinished, only 100 275 KING, full sixe, dull oak, warranted, only 72 We are distributors for Straube Piayers, Amplco Reproducing Pianos. Kranich & Bach, Brambach, Eehr Bros., Kchler 4. Campbell, Bacon, etc.

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