Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1917 — Page 4

THE TIMES

rr!niv-(In v. !) iTinhor r. 1917.

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Th4 TlntesKast Chicago. Tnl'.na Harbor, dully accept Sunday. Enter ; S'a fe"t the noumfTirn r iM.. v ...... - i mil ! S.?.?iTNV ''"-. ?

The Lake County Time Dally nci-ot Saturday and Sunday. Bntsrsd at , i7

tha pojto.Mce In lUnimanfl, .Mm- 23. 1S0O. ' iPitlfcSl!US

The Uki County Time Saturday nd weekly edition. Bntarsd at tha ; postofTtca in Hammond. February 4. 1911. V The Gary Kvrntna. TinPsHy except Sondav. Entered t the pastsJTlcs in Oar:--. April 18. 19,2. , , v ,ir ,njn,M, Ail under the act of March 3, 1S7J. as second-cliss matter. . ...r.sfju.-nti;U ..pinion , , . . , ,

i til'. .-.nii.ni h FOKFI-;V ADVEHTlr, OFFICE.

tl Rector H-Jildlr. CalragO l.lTTl.K ! for o "' -rsase:i t : -v: I u ! N T 1 . l ; TKIEPHO.VKS. ,i11i,, Hamrr.cmt (private fxi.rar?-l 310", Sl'M. Si 02 i

( ii! f.-ir whatever .! Ri tme.it wanted) ' Sip:

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Xoias Gift Specials Just For Friday THE REDUCTIONS ON THESE ITEMS RANGE FROM 50c TO $1.C0. Price, however, is uot the only consideration. A certain quality standard must be maintained, and while we do not represent these things as bein of extreme v. right, every piece is well made and nicely finished

I and will give entire satisfaction.

See Them In Our Windows

$2 Cuff Buttons S1.50

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I Gen. Sir J. I). heBT'l. , J Gen. Sir J. P. Legard enjoys the j distinction of bcinjr the oldest British officer in active service on the hattlej front. He is sevrity-one years of 1 1 ape, aid is commanding a division of the British forces on the Flanders i front, wher he has been in artiv service since the bejrirning of tha I war.

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Cuff Buttons, plain or engraved, oval or round gold lop; gold, filled bfam endu: these are regular $J.OO but tons. Friday only, rar SI. 50

t ois'II also fnd a nuaibor of regular J butlons in this phowinp. at J1-&0-

$3 La Vallieres, $2.00

Ua Vallieres, a limited number

on!y of beautiful fiold filed Lai

Vallieres, latest rieKigns in fancy

Mjroll, set with fine constructed stones, pearl drops or witn ames. Regular $3 La 'allieres. tomorrow your choice... go QQ Men's Watch Chains Men's Watch Chains, Waldemar ptylv? pold filled chains with .aprinp rins; and swivel, several different style link?, regular price $-.00. On sale Friday only a SI. 50

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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 insteaj cf cruets! the bstt.T that every phase of it may be vigorously p-os-cuted regardless cf their personal saorif.ee.

i!jv mu.'-t prt ii'.-uiii! if they are to tipproiich certain parts of the city, j, Prh;i;- the major and other oWicials are loyal American?, hut the

j .';: delinquent Americans. Ti e mayor, honored several times wi

I i now huMis eeiHK to h;ne been sineularlv .'ilston- n

- THE CZAR AND RUSSIA!

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tout parting company j and wept tutt-rly while listening to an

The ffALLMARK Store 599 Hohman Street. Hammond, Ind.

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' .'. ..-IUL.. rur . h'ik lawyer. V.y ber own admission. M'.s. Humiston. faiimp ;o ,us afn cliarc ti.oralitv at Camp Upton, sou si: t by means reser.ih:?nc conspii-)t.ry

...... .-uiu imnrjuj hi. sin pre.iaii. in tier service a man (;' to-ty

yi r.A.v-u Mm io i apiianK. :o, at a hotel or. th- rc-rvation. ihey leistered as man arvj w ifc, their purpose bin:, jJer securing such further evi (Vnee as was needed in corroboration of their .ory, to separu'e an, I re-( I'pon their adventure. Clever as this iu.-e may seetn to amateur net. .(.fives, it wjm comrdet

irtiiui". i.i" pan mm iiaruiy o--i. n .shown to their room when

om th- outlaw nation. He now finds himself in a nrettv Dies. orator of the- Russian workinsr people. ! people of Russia's new regim are ex-

re,rin undesjralilr potorletv. but it will !e,n a ,....! The world eventually will admire treme idealists. They are stuaer.1. or

I the Kui-sian n'r.rkir.g per.ple for jefus- everv branch 01 l'armns. 1 is a soncp of lectures un American rilizen-! JrJr t tVs the ,:8ar' lit". Ihelieve of th spiritual and material ' Ti". iiri.re. and i n f-llirent workinsr I c-".'.'eption of b. story.

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NKW VOliK AM) -ITS SCHOOL TROiriJLES. ! The i'hihi.-'lph;a Public Ledger seems to offer the host per? pert ire of

school mmui.- tn ,e orl. where- Tammanv rule threatens to heav out!

5roc:rt.s of laryizing Out ham's educational system.

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HE COLOR M CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets

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r '.iinps from Gary not adapted to a b

not wr.rkablo in

mob brsgd the ctear s

I ... i rmintr tfi nU hin life.

,v!;.-n au orator arose and addressed

them as follow.-:

'For what would you torture a poor j human heins".' We opeerd prisons. ; penitential Mas and recalled the exiles; front everywhere. We liberated thieves.;

jobbers, common criminals and the nan who stalled bis father, snd the man who st: angled his own mother.

e said they were victims r,r a

Whj should we reiuse

t. tlif man

but the watch word of her and AVorkinxrr.en's Council"

lute freedom. Solon the Greek lanziuer. P. C paid: "The mortgage f tones that covered her. bv me, Kemove the land that was a slv is free" Lessmlsr rabies. Your truly. WILLIAM KF.LT.V

'Soldier?

appease a certain followinc Tammanv will ehan iho no.,- i

the system. It rea!i3'-s as well as anv one the mistake f in,.tir. If your skin is yellow complexion pallid

..,...., ,.,;,.. ; , ., ' ' I tontru coatcd--ap?etite poor you have

1 ; a bad taste in your mouth-a lazv, no-good for w !e I.eiUer aho ses benefit accruiuc from ehastisir.e the ;. n. i feel ins vou should take Olive Tablets. lyste

Mo ... . rr FrfwsrJVOllveTuhlftfl a aohstitnte i t h is man what we gav

v inri f,'-,r t'he H, r''iforcdon;el were prepared by Dr.Edward9,v bo kmd hi., brother tn bed-' s 0 "!g to"' rfter 17 veara of aruHv with hia natienta ! t.,o. words rrsde the czar weep.

i-.iuiiitv a scnemr not wr.rkablo in the smaller rnmn...niiv i . . F . " '. - , .

placed under arrest bv the militai v noiiee unH ,i,i,. . i , . -". ! jjr. bawarcs Olive tablets are a purely Ai d if be had sttmiea cnminoiof,. or 1 u" Jl 1 ""w D TnP 1Tnn!HI Pn'tce, and on their presentation ?0 the Of contse. Wirt is u, be snrriflrer! rn,l nMU the i- !.. a i:,.. .i 1 , ,u.. ,, r:.ian

r.eaieft ottners they .soon made concessions. Thus omieil in shame .-.n.t i ,i . n v..- v.t- .t,.. .. v, t-rn,. h v,.ir rnnr e , !.., nrnnv caused

le ; hole the Knickerbockers are not at all displeased with "ome of th-i To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, '. uch poverty. And that heredity and 'hir vnd I'rom the Hooker town ' ro PP18- a feelin3 of buoyancy like J environment plays a great part n the tin.,.. ,;a.n.ct i.om uie noosiei town. childhood days you must pet at the cause. ! nveS of every human being. , ! Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the! The czar we- Minded :,y ht eniron-

BOV.S. here's a tip. Ohio man srives fxnen ive Chrislmas nre.ents mjlivrr and bowels lUte caiomsi yet nave, ient. else he ecu. a nax seen , ,u,

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iiame and he Lmted

humiliation Mrs. Hurniston's attempt to besmirch iho Stales. . v

It is one thing to publibh falsehoods for purposes of sen.-a'jon or .vain plory, but deliberately to manufacture testimony the use of hich wouiii .-mount to perjury is quite another- In this rase we have, frt addition to n.O'inrn.-c 1 n . r ,.-,.-1 " 1 r, . 1 ... . ., . ,

om.vi.-i ui'.i ..-uiuic ui .ii t vt auton .liuoyuient o! a

presuniai.iv

innocent girl, a spirit of revence as despicable as it is shoekina. The cam-) escapes unscathed. We cannot . say as amchf or its assailant?. Mrs. Humiston can now he put on the seme level with the pro ;. i mans who circulate slanderous stories about the Red Cross and Y M. c. v ,v f'tnd work. Out of her own mouth she is convicted.

menihs'fs of hi back asain.

famih

.nd then plays poker with them and wins tb" glTta

(INK .f th- hys of b.int; a ttn-day-old bai. or any new baby matter, is that one can eat and sleep r;t the same time-

' pation. That's why millions cf boxes are sold annually at 10c and 23c per box. All ! druggists. Take cce or two nightly and "'at j norts ,.e pias;ag risul'cs.

was a f.iil:re. His rule stood for the i estriction of production snd poverty. For clime, dungeons, sra!Told. insanunity. repression and Siberia. How .outd he expect such a povernn ent t. endure? Russia may have another revolution.

Laughmg at Trouble. "When a man tells you to i.up.i trouble." said Cacie Eh i. "he a.v. ,. means your trotihlcs sn r.r(t his." -

Uursd His RUPTURE I as badly ruptured w"niie uftloi trunk several yei.rs ao. Doctors aa;3 my only hope cf cure was sn oper'.ton. Trusses did me no sooti. r"1nal!v I get bold of somethinsr that -julcXly snd ,-f.rr-tleteiy cured me. Tears ."isve atsd and the rupture has raver i-etumaS. a".thot:?rh I sin dcoie hart! work as a firpemsr. Tier was ro cpera'ton. ro Ire? time, no Trouble, t tare nothing ca !! but will ;ive fill l.i.'omi' icn aVnt !-,cw 7-r:i riav frg a f.r.nj.'sts cure wihViit trrai ion. If y.u v.t;t ts-re '.-j tr Kiireie ,M. Pujien. .'! rrenter. iit Marceiius Aeii'je. Minisquan, N. J. Bettecut ojt this notics snd show it to an1 Dthers who are l-uplure-d yon may 5m .. a life or at least sir.p the misery of rupture and the worry and dancer of an operation. Adv.

AVAR WITH AUSTRIA HUNGARY.

Ausi Ha-liuitsrary mi ah'

nrSL"-;s.S i middlins in this counuy. Or.e of the local belt railroads j ! has increased its capita! stork from $.',a''0.f (: to $".,1100,0110, the loenl r anient ! julant has increased froci ? 1 ,".00,0rt' to $3.0ft'l,no(( uhile one of the si eel con-: .- ns b:ss tu,.'u its holdings from $20,0o0,('0y to S.VuX '0.000. I

with

'bile sentiment has indicated th.it war -11 ... i .-j . ,

tj.u-, .nr. inrciuviii s iidi-iou' eu uec-iarai ion ro nrj .1 srei. rme oncr t!.r.

was expected, s:i V.ashir.gton dispatches of recent weeks indicated th;C the White Mouse s not ready u make that move just now. President Wilson having expressed a policy, it remains for concvess to translate it into an actual fact, and this may ho expected .-hn't'.v. -ru;.-, cr.. ,.-ii : 1' -

1 m.-. rit, in uuiuai.tiii ati.v cit-aip 1 or us a new jrrnur o: am-r. ctn'mis. j Wax will cause us to list in thai classification approximately I.'.oii.oh sub j jcts of Kruperor Carl residing in this country, anil of this nuinher several j thousand Hre in like county. In fact. Austria-Hungary has con' ri Suited the1 largest number of immigrants ro this steel belt. j V, re -1 ,. .1-; -1-, ; i 1 ... .1 1. 1 . . . t . ... .... !

nil awn i in iiu'. ".uiiiii. 1 tii; a 1 in uue or inousan'is 01 tnese j people now- naturalized nor change that of others possessing only first papers j or none at. all as far as their regard for this country is ronct-rnerj. ! nuts: j be understood that the dual empire is made up of a score of naiion.iiii is. many of them having diverse interests and having no sympa'hv iih the! oppressive government at Vienna- How these former residents of that eoun j try regard America has been evidence J by the res,H'ii.-e to enlistments and even to the dispatch of overseas contingents of their ma to flpht for th-j allies. j As l3r the Austrian and Hunaarian Serhs. Czechs (nohemiansi. Ihtko- ! winlans. Galician I'oles. Slovenes- Croat ions and Herzeeovinians particularly,1 rnd those of certain oilur races, they have hown a frimlly di--pnsii ion. It is not at all unlikely that while many of those people may techtii-aily I he listed as alien enemies they are not so in fact, and it is wholly orob i!itha tho president may take steps to exempt certain classes. ! For the ex-su! je.ct or een the present subject of Austria Iiu iiL-ary. who is loyal to the United Slates and conducts 1n hi self nerordin?!; tli-ie is 2 i i ! to fear. Brt the stern arm of federal law and ijiorous action is ready to I sabdue disloyalty tn cur uiidfct and the leant sjku of overt act will be dealt t with pronnitlv. ' I

"THIS limimiicn of two pounds of suar 1o the family is woi Kins a gi eat . hardship on the neighbors, who scarcely know where to borrow." Ohio J .State Journal.

YK an at least he thankful that IPanca de Saulles isn't oies or into vaudetilie.

Koins Into

TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT

LADY'S WAIST. My Anabel .Worthiuton.

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M ICIIIGAX CITY'S AWAKKXIMi, has been found that the mayor, several of the counoilmeii and milli

ner? of the police department come undT the headm of anon enemies, j Ihey have their first papers, but never perfected their citizenship, and so now !

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Trim and bnsitn-tisiikc is this practical j shirt wsi.r. No. V-VL". It just apes 1 hpiiig tailor maile bertise of its Quaker j collar snd pointed cuffs. The ba;.- ft- J tends over the shoulders and the fronts ' are gfithered to the cif to K're tfi" 'f- ! feet of :i shallow yoke. Tito sicnei .ire sr in without filness and they are gr.ih- t 1 ere.) into deep tuffs; havioj: fiariry turn- ;

overs. The larse -nl',ar is sure to lie heeomitic. and a soft i:k tie adds just tb

nffbt lunch. The lady's waist pattern. No. ,543. is j cut in six sizes. 31 to 44 inches hnst '

meaaure. The St inch size requires var-ls of - inih or U'i yards of C! inch materia!. To obtflin this piiUern semi IO cent to the office of this publication.

Are Told HowRelief from

to Find Pain.

Nashua, N.IL "I am nineteen years old and every month for two years I had such pains that I would often faint and have to leave school. I had such pain I did not know what to do with myself and tried fo many remedies that "were of no use. I read about Lydia- E. Pinkham's Vegetable

Compound in the newspapers and decided try it, and that is how I found relief from pain and feel so much better than I used to.

When I hear of any girl suffering as I did I tell them how Lydia E. Pinkhanfs Vegetable Compound

helped me. Delina JIartix, P-v

29 Bowers Street, Nashua, X. If. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made from native roots and herbs, contains nc

narcotic or harmful drugs, and is, therefore, THE PERFECTLY SAFE REMEDY

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