Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 128, Hammond, Lake County, 19 November 1917 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Moiidav. .vcral-r IT'.

: TIMES NEW;

BY THE LAKE COUNTY FEINTING & PUBLISHING COMPABY.

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The TIt-i-s East Chics In.1l snt Harbor. dally eicrpt Sunday t the rontofe in Fast Chicago November IS. 1913

The I.ak" County Times TOstlv t r, t Suturdar ar-d Sunday

th r-ostorTl.-e in KamraonJ, June 28. 1 ,19S. T!i LHki- County Times Saturday sn-i weekly edUlen. Kntera at tt f eft ice. ti Hummcni, February 4. 1331. The Cry F.ven'ng Tity-oa- Dally except Sunlsy. Entered t the rottoTtc In Gary. April 13, 1912 All under the act of March S. 1 S 71, a fcond-c'.s. matter.

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LAEGEH PAID U? CIP.CUIAT10N THAN ANY TWO OTHER SEWSPAPEBS IN THE CALUMET EEGION.

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OUR COUNTRY'S VITAL NEED.

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

it'iy fur tuai'V j .?. r. ! w as the fat.h- j went "over the

"1 i -r of ten children, t! v dying i;i Infan-y. ( cam; ai'ii. o'-rr f', ."' h;. i ;! v.f- die.! tv. n ear? no. Vi e i c' rtbed u; tt!l l.it' nt;:

"l -t'iri- i i i ai- ' ! cluoli-en s'irl-.(: Henry, John stsl Kat I ?"vnral of th. -oi:mif.i I 1 llh KA1L AY A('IK)SS AUSTIi L1 V- Ol'l; I WT! ' ''" -Mr. Margaret I-armu.. ofltortrd. ti,.r the find of

M itn.-aiiiilH and Mrs. Georjre i.'ote cf clul" te n .'i'!d.."l. All Ii'jr'.r to car city.

I "v- aii'a.st,. I .h. ll.y. Thu funeral which wax h.-id i AVc can surety ,.: proud i-j live in bh

lur tin t '"s for-noon at the I.ntheran church ;it ! uP'-r-. hearted, and grinerou" cotiirj-.uiiity, j

'at- railways of the various rntiii.innu-.,ltha of ,h. a,,..,.. .,i, .t , 1,1 f"-""- wen "'tended. i earn one w.n-ng to give j,:3 snare to)

Jenth, the rritn reaper, has been very help hi t'10 flsclit for human.! y arcl fori

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ONE WAY TO CHOOSE THEM. Is It too much to ak that such procedure as that which

tcrday at Richmond take- place hero? Politics will play a minor roll in the selection of appointive ot'-'oers to srve under the administration of Dr. W. W. Zimmerman, re puMican mayorelect of Richmond. Mr. Zimmerman, who has been elected mayor f ix turns on a republican ticket. annoiiLced that h ha- chosen businc.--.- nu-n, whose t ames he refused to divulge: two republicans end two democrats, who will pass upon the. qualifications of every applicant for a position. A majority vote will decide who sets the Job. His announcement came as a bis surprise to all party worker., and is interpreted as an effective answer to the charge of the independent party workers that Zimmerman would select only republican workers for the appointive offices. lie also announced that war economy would characterize his administration.

IX ITS IU'ILDIXO. .There, we have been turning out. rails and oUier supplies

various commonwealths of the Australian federation.

mi word cume of the completion of that continent's nw transcontinental rail'uy. Its first mail train a few week. ago ran over fne Jine linkin- the rpt. Urn states v.ith the virgin west, marking the finish of a wry historic enter- ; i.: :.-e.

i i Australia, juite as roomy as the United States, has a sens of provincial j ! railways fringing its coast and running some distance hack into the country; ! j but nr-ne of the important lines were linked with on-- not her. To picture ho'v ithe A usf rs Han railways are located one might imagine this country with aj ; short line extending inland a hundred miles or so from Portland, Me., another j j one of a few hundred miles reaching into the country irom Boston, a third! is uinuins from New York to Pittsburg, and a fourth running up irom Savan- j ,nah to New York, with a U-shaped system extending from Savannah to New i Orleans and then up 10 St. Loui.3. Thrn wo might imagine no more railways! ; until Arizona was reached and then conjure a separate one reaching to the i j Pa-:fie coast, with branches reaching Los Angeles and San Francisco. This

.would leave all our preat northwest, the Dakotas. Minn-ao'a. Colorado, Ncj biaska. the prairie states, the Chicago region and the heart of th country . v ithout. a railway line, the only exceptions being a few spurs ;n the far north. tuch is tho situation in Australia, where the center, the north, and the north t ;u:i t of western Australia are either desert, or thinly populated country.

l.iioy jn i.Yovt n Point thfl pa;t few i,i ys.

our

r.jit ion's honor.

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' ins v.a.- enjoyej by ti.e .lair.. ; Hays t rin - ! I Imiirii. nil. last csr-ilng I Mrs. "Wilbarc. Tlr in. a j Kjrg-rs vl?l'.e3 !:-. p,

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;g t Ji.ims in Indiana houlovard.

i Jlr. and ;Jrs. I . i... Swrntz of 1 dan avenue. a;t.;rid.d the grand

j in 'hi -atto. i roil IlKXT--Fur:;:-'e.i r-.c-itis for light ! housekeeping'.. -4 1 La pvrt ave. AVhit'inr. !1-l?-2

; wai.io jeniiiug-.'; ,t .;t rr street, is j ! improving at the hofpifil v. t'ir.caro I

! w!-ere he was operated on for arprn11- ! i-itis. ! Pctf r '. rr.-'ir'er who uts s.'i't to i Florence. Co! hy the Stntidnrd Oil ''.. ' I'.as returned to Whit.ng. in ?.;! piobabil-

i ity to remain h.-r.-. i

I'l-iio-ess theatre tonight. Marguerite t Oarland Stivki.-y of tlio .;ra! Lakes i ("I.trk in "T!ie Anieion." A tremendous i Naval Trtining Station, fv--t Saturday j Broadway su-ccss in which F.illie Burke i and Sunday with hi parent lur.-. j trti..,l NVtv Yoik. Fv Sir Arthur Wins i Specials for this, ve- k e"!y:

Whiting And its . People

j yesterday. ! Mr. 'id Mrs. John li'.t

' j .Niton'.:, attencie.l n r,r"!hon.e of Mr. and

I iirninorci, sr.. n

Vinero. Also other pictures.

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Keuhen Miller w'ao has been connn- !

fd to its home in Cleveland avenue by i

of rheumatism, is improving j 'Tial. 2 cans for

TIIANKSGIYTSG.

T .-Tiii-udiiii. uew mil.' iuus irom -ort August a to, iaigooriie, which wr an atta-

v,iu.u. in m.-, immssiwu!! luoc.amaiion mai;."i no aFempt , 0o,,j imagine as New Orleans being connected with Tuscon. the

ltv"uuut LXie fP-t- u.inBs tor wmcn tne nai; .r. at tms nui has cause to ; of Jho western svstem. The line, l.OOo mik-s long as tb crow flies, was built ' t-r.de-J a rr.eetin? of tb Swedish Ladiei be grateful. Had he particularized doubtless he would have given the result j fro;n both ends- its material came from this steel heit ; I Aid soc-ty at the East Side.

ft.nc. iuir,!..- r,. .-T.:.,v ! . . . " ..." "' I Kerceant 1. J. Lawier Is on a two

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'"ol.-ate's I-ntal FPte. !' special. 1'Ic. Mennen's lnby Talci-m. j;.

beginning I Jlrs" 1'. Johnson of Ccivtra! avenue, at- !

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the nation should be tharkful.

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For the great result of the Second Liberty Loan campaign, with nearly !

10,000,000 Americans rallying to the financial support of the nation nrd subscribing over four and a half billion dollars for the purchase of Liberty Loan I -ends, is a cause for deep thanksgiving in the heart of every loyal American. President "Yilson says the nation should be thankful that we have been

given the opportunity to serve mankind as we once served ourselves in the

great day of our Declaration of Independence by taking up arms against the

tyranny that threatened to master and debase men everywhere. i

toe can all subscribers to the Liberty Loan

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builders pushed into the unknown, leaving behind them a 4-foot S'. 2 -inch broad

Pennsylvania a -

weeks' vacation. . : i". .... 1.11

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pause iiiik im civ m.auon. supplies were on en transporied a. thousand riti. nan cn irnn?n'rreii 1 " .

miles overlard. and the greatest difficulty was to provide water for man and btast, in a country notorious for its ofert aspects.

Turk to Jh ;r-at I .!; 3 Training Ktat.,.n. I'ieTelacd I icV.!ttson '''!; i transferred from tyrant Park to 111-. 1

Fletcher'

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j ll-Fl-.l i Djer Kiss Face Pinvii.'r. ! price T.'.c special 'j tc. j Wo.'dhiirv l a.-cil Soap, lb sr.

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fere w il 1 rty ' t 1 1 y'.-s. Kds'-j- Mc-cre . in in nor or ti.'

daughter Fiesyle. who 1 .-.'.? t y f V.'af hington. 1. ".. To , 1:0 be r ! t!'-s in the department e I !.! '. Card of Tlva-rk". 'W wish to than Is ot:r i:i:oi "- ,i i neighbor and the i-ro p'.o; - .,' :' v nir.sr and sw i'c'.uijr dept rtne i - .. ' Standard Oil ""i , ; .n ! i v tf.r tin. i;- t

1 floral oii'.-ri! kiti.in" noo , ..- j J-atliy shown u- ia our :t I 1. r- n j

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M UP. COXRAD L-.'H.:;TTLT

j AND IiAlUIiTKilS. Card of Thaahr. - 1 1 We wisn lo 1 t . i.-j our so;. -01

;to the friends and nciRhhors. the rnoiti- ; hers of the vw.o.ii.i.-n p.-.il..r!.iaker. L. ; ' T. M. and V. of 1.. ; th. l- l-eautiful : :t..ra! o;Tet int;s. !;ijid:e. at.d sytnphtbT ' j shown us in :i r iiid li-viivrnifiit. th i i""5 of 11 : hut hand and feth-r. ! MRS i'hK.'i hlXilllAS'.

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The new railroad enables the traveler from Freemantle on the west coast uircat Lakes Navni Training station, j r

I to go by rail' to Adelaide ,n tho .ouib in 4S hours, instead of taking five lav

by steamer; and in 17 more hours he can reach Melbourne, in the bout boas

part of the country. this new line of civilization v ill be a great factor in r

building up the new country, and the people of Australia have received the

fo. toe can ail sunscnDers to the Liberty Loan 0 thankful that thev I . . , , ; . , . , :

iifnem in 111 m 1 r.it-ui mu rtviii ui i.i" men in i nv t nu il.-: 1 1 if'S i;'l e eiKiiCinyT

t.t.v.TA., J" '"''""' -''-"r'i rhem to achieve one of the groat engineering feats of the day, a project tha

neve ane tneir part towara giving to toe worm nneriy and justice. pRd se.

Miss Edith Fis.-iir i, r . dai

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curity from the tyranny that threatens to master and debase ?.tj nations and 1 -.

would receive wide a'tcntion were it not obscured

a more titanic event

rid Mrs. John G. Fis.-hrorp. .and Adotph

.iveisr or tne h r.r.ins urc oTaruncni. wero united in ntatrias" at the home c,f tlie bride's parents or, ItOth street, by n". LuKcno T'tb-ss!- r,f Cli'cago, fnr-

cv ily pastor of the church ef this ,.ity ptiriei'd by only t.;

J iv. C. ilale visite.i

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terman Evanso'tcal The v.-edding' was ilives an-1 t .. ry tn-

Lai'i ii'l. ! it toi l sister Mint turned hams uttc- a f"v day.' with i'l.itiv( nt I-'rpnkff-r'. lie! Mis. Augusta Kkits a rd y.-.?

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ail men. i Every subscriber to the 510O.00O.0C0 Red Cross fund; every subscriber to the J3o.000.000 Y. M. G. A. war fund, and every purchaser of a Liberty : Loan Bond has struck a blow for human liberty and for civilisation and hu-!

inanity. Lt. them remember this on Thursday, the 29th day of NovemHe, , and be thankful.

(,UTT1NJ OUT FEEDS."

i ti 'intc friend.". Mir. and Mr?. itesi.j,. en 1 'red stryet. i Fusil Tt. I'i'hT v. ho hes

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GARFIELD A riSFTT

It is giatifying to bear that ntiite a number of Fort v"a n riuos, .societies and other organisations have decided to eliminate for the period of the var all banquets, dinners find luncheons. Refreshments will not be served at their meetings p. no food conservation will be encouraged by them in every wa. The Scottish Rite Masons have abandoned even the refreshment feature of their holiday entertaining, for many years an established custom, and other

The Government's fuel administration hus b?en b.v.lly bungled. In the j organizations are equally committed to the caue. Thr are, however, still summer when people normally put in coal for the next winter the government i ff'w that continue the food wasting so essentially a feature of "herd feedrdvised them not to slock up because prices w oubl he lo-.er. Now winter j'nc" i,Tld thT intentions are in nowise disloyal their cmvlurt in this finds them without coal and unable to get it. respect is tmqvest ionahly aeainst the public interest and is rigl.ti'till v cbal Karly in September Dr.ctor Garfield, fuel adminifrat-or. pat: out the Merged. So long jis people of consequence and standing in any community fatement which was published in the Kansas Cj.y Star, in r hlth lie said: i fount man tlie waste incident to th:s gustatory functions, it m idle to cauDon't etock upon the present high priced coal more than you acmlh h'on those of less importance to conserve. Rather will puch warning cause r.eerj. The upward trend in prices that ulways comes with war and vbirn i resentment and promote the very prodigality they would discourage. The has been in progress and si ill is in progress in this country in coal m until ;aerago ,n:,n dos not like to be told he must not do that which be knows o'he present time will be stopped. I will be t remendnusly disappointed if t h ! b beves others ar doing, and when the admonition comes from one of the measures we put into effect October 3 do not bring a positive roduct ior f-.)f ; offenders his resentment becomes wbi'e hot. When he reads in his evening present prices of coal for practically every American c'ty." ! paper tb? Mr. So-and So made a sficech at the annual bar.nu-t of t,ome club The immediate and direct effect of 1 his wr.s t" cause p. ii;.e in Kan.-t l urging fd conservation. b has a mental picture of ti,e orator landing it' a

City and clse-Abere to put id't buying their coal in the ex pei-'ation of

a better m ice. Ixicior Cai f'.eld rest n forced h;s stHtetn- p. ly in

b.ent on S-ptcmber ;b'i that the go ej nriK-nt had taken c.o;nrdefe control vt involuntarily the fuel M'uation. ' limbing th iirofits of s ei a ii cnai iT.-i coke ! ;.! u.- f""d. 1

ttirougnout the country to a oasis that is expected to brir.g about the redu

Oi;,.-d the

.rdijiancc department of th F. S. g-yv-fi'imnit ar.d who is jn training a'. Northwestern university, rpent Saturday line viiUn VliitmR friends. A z rtral eieetinK of the rorinipbt !y rl'.tb '.Tii! I"' he'd at the library tonight Mike pa .vlu, who conducts a sal eon nt Indiana Ixuile va rd. reports tha' his pliee of business was robbed Friday n'ght. ontran belnat trsineri thrf-ugh fi side window. The rash register was rarr,e.i ttuo tiie filtey nprl rifled. !l rep. rts as .''d'sinp the fo'lo' insr ch'.k cti German-American Car A"erks for J2.fiS: $172 cash. p. watch, a deuhlehi'rre! shotcun and fl box cf shetls. The F.eta ciam ma Fpsl'en serorit y -.Tit! have chsrs of the Frln?ess theatre.

j YVXInesiia;,- night, tli proceeds to go to j the y. m. c. A. wisr fund. Arthur Msrbaeh ef Chicaeo, visited

tvliltljut relat ives cn Saturday. T'nn . Keneriirf's epurt, Xo 1 r. ". F., Tcill give thetr annual ba',i nt th" Slovak Hotna. V.'hltlng, Wedne.srJ.a y

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I eni' met ore d ti Wantah. Ind.. Friday. i Mr. .T series- tlays of L'.nc' i.-. a venue, j ; hfs iieen on tlie pie); it for a few flays. Mrs. jnrnes Eyi-f.n ef i far.ioiond. w as i 1 ! the Bi,ft of s.P. i;,.,,,.;- nadrr of Myr-

jtle avenue. Friday. ! M". and Mrs. Edward Wenr.aci i Atchison sii'iiui , are ( n'.er ,n in g

cousin from H-'l'c vi"'.'. . T!'. Mrs. "irth c" r.r.si. t venue

friends in Hammond, yesf rday. Mrr-. Henry ITatts,'.:i of lndiai.a bouie-

vard. entertaitifd a nuvibrr and fri.mds at a lunche,,., her birthday ar.nivci.sir.i. Mr. and Mrs. Joe .o.'.,- .r taining the Tatter'.- nsbr nioth'r from Pf-r.ti-'j It aria. Little l.eer.e .luiier r.f lr,

lord, sret.t the w. k-md .at. nik

i'irg Ic-r gra n u ca re, ;t . Mips F.csM, Vauderl-eef (.' Lir-o'n avenu''-. bad the m iv : o; t ii t, ;.a hum h- r arm ' fry bad'v- wtiii" a work at Kej, Muniaohs in Hanimond S",io tjippe. on 'he fleer and in falling iier rm fell

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.and Trim i ond. w i re

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ir.': e .. r Sunday.

Harvey V.--tidbigler of Ft. Srb; . was here yesterday visit irt: h tlc-r and ether rv latin s. Art hue I'imis t. ef liihsoii was ro-

j v i.-lt ills: t'ri'. nd:

tllldl'V i

tt of their

i si ted

C 1 1 c i I t ef in 1 on or of .a -f i n t e r3 ti i g ral.d-

tgiit and t rcend v is;'

i Maurce I'-.HVfT of Ha:

, retail'., s le-re yrstirdnv. i a , 1 . .-.,.c. to:.. . r i -... . , ,,

Loweil yrsierday. t'

Mrs. Jchr; Ibn-'

Mr. nnd Mrs.

Point, were in

cuestr. ef h. is sisters,

Tlagcri. i loirts in

h.-'r :

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ii' a !

'irt

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tinrt ' tnble simply sw aying under the weight of roast turkeys, t akes, ice creum and

nnoinee i oiber rich viands destined or the nio.st part to srace the earhiiL-e can. Ami

to

"Wed?, if that old fraud doesn't no.

t en in pi.ee, to !be er,-.nsum ,-, Tbe r.v.nMii!i''r in ef-ry couimunit iatoient continued, "should b- able to get coal of any de.se: i,n i..ti pi OXiniHtel y tiie price he paid in lf L."' Peojde took the fuel administrator's ad ic v.ith ti.o t opm-,1!' nc v.z out of coal nnd unal.de to get any now h! cold weather has c ioie. 'i lie onicomo has tiir.de il evident thc Dr. tinrfi.dd v u kin.t ..riii.i . l.in Hiid in juiignient. Ka.'isa'i 'i i y S: ,t .

1 l,e ,ap-

i'i born tho thoucht.

don't either."

It is ii. cause this is true tlia' the action of so many or,

S'cnsfns with 1 licit" "feeds" is worthy of pr?.tswoi'tby food alwai .- '-'asieil tan these .:c!jsior.s but this saving

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ning. No". I i; r'av. a g

I. ? Jele ve v-'s o:-c!ietra o.id t;tn is Assured. 11-19-3

umbers of Omat.s. r,g at the Slattern

pahr and Mrs. C. F Bruce Fdamy w mond, visi'eij hir

d a y. ' ' Mls Ella r.'!i!"'i' of Hiii.a-,':-'!. ed her si;er, M rt?. Harry Hath a as-. husband here yesterday. Henry- Wat-icy an1 s--"-, Meiviu wife of TI.innior.fi. i'X" the r-;--Lewe'l rel.ati,es ;. cs' erda". . Tbeodorc Hhc? went t-i Ihr.ii'rri t'-rday to v h-'t friends.

To Areas Your Country Calls.

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irnni"nt. !' saves '.he si onl' incideptiil ci;ii

pared to thai inspired by the peci-nde of 1h" example in con -e;- at icp. II -,.s natunrl for men to do as others do and no'hinc popularizes a moieniint s-y no.cb as ps, r;ccei tance by reputable units of citierfs. When the church s. lodges, clubs :,nd societies of a town declare fur a thine and plc l.ye fhei

,'aif;; bv i 'e.b;. t lirn i f-'c'ii" ti.rf u-i'.

Mai

Neb.. i h' -e ' ?P l...'C'. ;ri i i i r f At i '- -. .! .'"! P ' ' has rl'i niol hoii.c hf-p ,t a 1 u i c ri- i he

at ion for .a Pi"'ndi.'U 1. . A! iss Ttnih Cnr:-Mi cr,ier ( b--t t rii'ic IV- u: ef Ciii.'.-it

( eh- 1. All . H i e'er in- . ' T lumaio Mule, vvas 'he g-uest of Miss Helen Wit

You Can Shake Loose from The Tortures cf Rheumatism

of S-h rag" vonu, fr-'wn St. Margaret's underwent an ii"r-

inod Miss ever t he

By Using S. S. S. The gerrr::- of Fheu lr.a ' is rii a--.

ib,... -d. v hicb Is iad. r, m itl. t- :.!l I the u-.in ite demons ef pal l. coo."

toi-1 ss'.jffermg pud lirmcir-s: I' ' frf.ie, t icer nd strenc'h 'o helldesne. To gf t Vf 1 an ! ie!!ef from t!i:r- disease. th.-.-germs must b-i completely to

of th BVstem tiirouih the 1

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v ict i

.-nuine it I '-r ?t s ed e-J

t merit "f Rheurr.9ti.rr:. It acts dir"" upon the bSoffj. which it pror-ir t y p : I t." of ijll disf ae gerr.is. It is a pe ; erful antidote, act eliniinnte fro,n ' blof-n sll iraee if rbeomst gri

I htuldlng m and rt.-engtb' uir.gr the r

od. be

fjow n sy t er:i. AVrite to-day to our tr.cdCa! diiec" -. v. ho will give you v.. luat le. advice re -gurdins. tb.-T prope- trfT.tTr.ent of yemr r e c .- .ddr e .-t'.Tift 5rrf'it"ie C' - , i'.-ft. S-'f. Ai lant.-i. '.a. Adv.

uttj juiii.1 i ps i m mmm m'msmmsmmrm

FETIOV DINK Too Late! He Passed Away nr " Mritl-c.'

Pct&v dear matcec

mas ivevj tp DuiTju.r.

THrXT MOTO.TKOCVi NOW

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T . - News. Aft, !,.. wars the guest of Miss Helen Wit- with s te rae' e.rv result n

pl..? ' .3 , AOOT HOUSES W E

pAl(T J ) l) ' T3UTI HEARD HEfclfe1 Wfr f I FAWTMC- S V J SME TH ' L A GROUP OP J J

ii- w k i lr nail HI f '-'vi iw u I i r-. f PJ l il KIt 1 VSu" .j I s - V I i ; m . l L I

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