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fDOCD Wrth f 'the highest grade lines of Men's Clothing, ivy Shoes and F"urnishines, Bovs' Clothinfr will be thrown
to the mercies of the people for less than manufacturer's cost.
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The country witle exploration ut uie invest tiv lea in the screen no loncer makes it necessary for Milady to isit the expensive Fifth Avenue shops of New York in -rder to observe the latest and most beautiful Rowns. Today the girl of the western ralries and the lass that live? in the lumberlands journeys to her favorite picture show and sees the latest designs of Hickson, Pacquln or Paul Poiret. Here are picturized a few of the magni
ficent gowns that are worn in some of the latest of
Triangle productions. Tn the upper right hand corner is Kathleen Emer- !!.. wearies the new "bustle" effect silhouette as exploited by the House of Hickson of Fifth Avenue. The gorvn is of rose and silver brocade, combined with lose chiffon. The shoulder (traps are of rhinestonea. 3a the center a Triangle player, Bessie Pearce. shows the new "Piquant" model, a dainty frock of pink tulle Ith natural colored jtrapes as corsage. The "Mary I oulse" in the lower left corner i3 an exer.ing creation
of silver cloth with raised the sleeves being formed of mon georgette. "The Clara upper left corner, is being
flowers of salmon satin, gold cord anil twi.iteri sn!Morris." which spaces the worn by a pretty Trlnr.gie
girl, and finds its inspiration in an 1!.6 novel cor.ri arown worn by Clara Morris. Of great interest is the charming model in the liwer right-hand corner. ThS"unusual style is being worn by Kathleen Emerson nr-' is of taupe satin cloth lined throughout with chan;- -able violet silk and trimmed with Kolinsky fur.
i CROWN POINT NEWS
Men! Can you realize what this will mean to you at this time when prices are going to the highest notch in the history of the world? This entire stock is now going at a fraction of its actual value. JUST A FEW PRICES TO SHOW YOU YQUR OPPORTUNITY. ENTIRE STOCK MUST GO.
o- Entire stock of One lot 25c MEN'S WORK MEN'S OVERCOATS MEN'S SUITS MEN'S BLACK SHIRTS ginS at less than half Price; in all wool, Collegian brand, HOSE $15.00 values values to $25.00, going for going at 59 $7.45 S7.45 lie
GET HERE EARLY ON THE OPENING DAY AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE BEST.
j BAPPEMXOS OF A DAY I LAKES COVXTY I LIVEL.T CAPITAL
.i iii'.'-li of books on tin- tini :ly subject of food conservation lias recently i.iop-i displayed in tht; reading room at 'he public library, and for the mtmless, heatless. sweet less and porkless days ihat must be universa'.ly observed to win the war, tempting Toctpies can be ! mind from the varied assortment beJ : War Food Handv. Low Cost Cooking Nesbit. llook of Corn CcokuiT V;ic1'-. ..icalless Cooking Gillmoro.
Mothers of -- Indiana, Prepare!
"When a srirl becomes a woman, when . woman becomes a mother, and when a woman passes through the changes of middle life, are the three periods of life when health and strength are most needed to withstand the pain and distress often caused by severe organic disturbances. Many thousands in Indiana would testify Just as do the following: Perc, Ind. "Always duriu he expectant period and
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along nicely." Mrs. Stella Essjg, 390 E. Washington Avenue. Btr:KER Hill, Ind. "My mother gave me Dr. .Pierce's Favorite Prescription when I -was a young girl developing. I think it laid the foundation for my present healthy womanhood. I would never hesitate to recommend it to young girls at this very critical etage of life." M133 Dossrr Webb. JtrrrBsoviLLE, Isd. : I had been troubled with woman's trouble for two 5earB and after taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription I felt much better. I have told many of my friends what it did for . me." Mrs. Ltdia Scmmefville, Route 1 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is not a secret remedy for all the ingredients are printed on the wrapper." AU druggists. Liquid ci' tabletl. Tablets: 60 cents.
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( omnu.ii 6vtsK J11 the Housvli'lu ..arland. Iivins on a Little P.tir.on. Canning, and How to Use Canned Fruit BittiriK. Housekeeper's Apple liook Jfackay. How to Make the Garden Pay Morrison. Human F.od. Snyder. Feedmsr the Family Rose. The Family Food O'Donncll. The Nutrition of a Household lirewster. Food and Dietetics Hutchinson. The Story of Foods Crissey. The Hook of Thrift MacGrcgoi. New Book of Cooking Farinrr. Two trains on the Frie raiiroaw chpnpert time tn Sunday. The 0:". p. in. for Chicago now gfts here at p. m. and the 12:12 from Chicatro reaches this place at 1:50. Mr. and Mrs. August Heide entertained at a neighborhood picnic at their home on Sunday night. The guests were the families in the vicinity of Court street and'a most delightful evening' was spent. List of letters remaining uncalled for in this office for the week ending Feb. !. 191S: Mr. Cecil Bradley, Mr. William Cotton (Camp 40 j, O. Clark. Mr. Thomas Emerick. Mr. Jas. O'Conner, Mr. Carlyle 'Wallace. These letters will he sent to the dead letter office March 9. 1318. if not called for hefore. In calling for the above please say "Advertised." givli'g dale of list. P. F. Hein, Postmaster. The fire dapartmrnt whs called to the home of George Adank at 7 o'clock on Saturday morning where the explosion of gasoline thrown on a fire to light it had caused a fire. The mistake of using gasoline for kerosene by Mr. Adank had caused the explosion. Mr. Adank wns severely burned about the hands and fnce :-id Lhe damage to the house was slight. The Chrysoine ciub will give a audevilie show on Monday, Feb. IS, for the benefit of the Hed Cross. The affair will consist of different stunts put on by members of the club and promises to be a very clever entertainment. Several films of moving pictures will also tin shown. Eil Fmser, formerly erliployed by the Parry Alnnuirifnt Works, has accepted n position as engineer at the Vroebel j L'hool in Gary. Harwv 'v.i'-'.i of the Oren ; Lni.es .aval scno'.'l spe u the week--n i v. ith his parents Jit. "nd Mis. Ct vn-i K-'-i-er. Will Bar''nOiOi(i',c of Cliicaa.'. spent Sunda vih his jarents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. linrtholoinsc. "Mrs. P. G. "Rf.en was the gfest of Hammond friends. Misses Carrie Scheldt and Vera Beck attended the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Heilemann in Chicago, on Monday. Abot twenty-five negroes were brought down to the county jail on Saturday by D'-puties Olds and Henches. They were brought from the city courts in Garyarid sentejiced for various misdemeanors.
sie Woodbridge of Ross, spent a short time here Saturday with friends. George and Harry Covert and Anton Miller wf re Hammond visitors Sunday. L. A. Southworth is reported not quite so well.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harkenri dec, Jr., J.
if South Chicago, visited relatives here Saturday.
.ur. alio sirs, jonii uocy rciurncii , jr-j
yesterday from an extended visit at 1 Mansfield. Ohio. . j J. Fitar and family are movinj to. Frankfort. 111., today.
Sale Opens Wednesday, January 13th, 9 a. rn, sharp
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are visiting at the home of Mrs. Peter I
I'. Schoon. Erna Ka;,ke is spending th; weekend at home. Cornelius Tams is ireLt.nj; "n as nicely as can he. exjn--!f-d.
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Miss Pearl Phillips of Elliot, vis
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RHEUMARC PAINS Quickly Eas.d By Pen.tratlnj; Hamlin's Wizard Oil
A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatjca, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly,' drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles. You will find almost daily uses for it in cases of sudden mishaps or accidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as reliable, too, for earache, toothache, croup and colic. Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constituted or have sick
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tents. Guaranteed.
Princess Theater tonight only Koscoe "Fatty" Arbuckie in "Fatty in Coney Island." Also Thomas Ines production, "The Son of iis father," featuring Chas. Kay. Socfte show don't miss it. 2-U-t Coming to thePrincess Theater 2 days Friday an1 Saturday, Feb. 15th and 16th, Wm. Farnum in "When A Man Sees V.-idL" From the Saturday Evening Post f-iory The Painted Lady. 2-ll-4t WANTED Wash woman. Call 1344 Roberts ave., Bobertsdale. 2-11-1 Star Theatre tonight Olive Thomas ;n Broadway Arizona. Also a dandy comedy. 2-11-1 nEUISTBATinX. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all German Alien Enemjes, in the City of Whiting. Indiana, (reales of the age of fourteen (14) years and upwards) that pursuant to an ortjer of the Department of Justice, registration of such German, alien enenjies will be held in the Police Stafton, Fischrupp and Whie Oak ave, ijommencing at 6 A. M., February 4th. j 1918, and to continue on each day1, successively thereafter, between the hours of 6 A. M. and 8 P. M. up to , and including the 9th day of February, 191 S, at 8 o'clock P. M. And ail German arten enemies, living in the City of Whiting, Ind.. failing' to register within the specified time and place as above given will be imprisoned. All natives, citizens, 0nizens or subjects of the (nerman Empire or of the Imperial German Goverm.nent, being males of the age of 14 )ears and tipwards, who are within the United States and not actually, naturalized as American Citizens, arg: required to register as alien enemies. Further Instruction and information may be had at place of registration. CLAY C. COLLINS, Chie; of Police. l-18loi- (Chief Registrar.) Thcie is no afer place to pi:t asid-; our earnings than by placing your money in Tha Yv hiting Savings and Ixmn Association. Current dividend rate six per cent. 2-11-1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reiner will celebrate their twenty -fifth wedding anniversary at their home 527 Fischrupp avenue, today. They wilt entertain a number of friends in honor of the event. There were 132 children in attendance at the library during the story hour, Friday. Miss Ixng was assisted in telling the stories by Veronica Schaefer and Margaret LynTi of the high school public speaking class. Mrs. Ida Koch and daughter. Mrs. Herman Emken, were at Indiana Harbor, the guests of Mrs. ilichard Carret te. the former's daughter, who has been ill with tonsilltls. Mr. and Mrs. Pat McShane of Easi. Chicago, nee Miss Mary Adley of Whitintr, have moved into a new home in East Chicago, which they have recently purchased. Miss Daisy MtCoul of East Chicago, was the guest of her sister. Miss Otic B. McCool of Pennsylvania avenue. The regular meeting of the public library directors will be held this evening'.
A practical everdfl v dress which will not take long to make because it has a str.nirlit one pipe- skirt is sketched in Vo. SfiP.S A ?mp dress like thi much smarter than in e?firnrr.f. trimmed drei!i for the bn 7ines zirl. Tr. waist i nnite pTnin. and it is rnf with s V neck A narrow pointed" rnll.ir of fonstir? ms'eri.il HnUhe? thr rccV The 'or? sleeves are set in without fulness, and th re plaited helow the eihow and lrirami with rows of hnrtnna Tim strnirnt. irnth-ere-7 s'nirf is joined1 to the slightly rsi'M wnUtlin. Th miss find small woman's dress risrtern "No Rfl.lS iit in three sires 1R 1 nnd ?0 Tears. Widih st lower od?e of Tfirt is 2 Tsrds A on the figure. th ""t vpnr size rerinire" 4 ards .?5 inch or yards 54 inch rn ferial, with I,.: Trs "7 inrb oontrflKting goods, snd a leather lit Price 10 cents
Use the Soft Pedal. "I wonder why it Is that we love the old songs best?" asked the sentimental one. , "I think," said her workaday hearer, ''it's because they're not sung so often."
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A hoarded dollar is a slacker. A dollar spent for Thrift Stamps isa patriot ices will take place Sunday
Will Cox. and Ule Klcm of Hammond. Harold Crcisel iind Claytuu I)ais f tJary; Cecil Kelsey of Chicago Heights; Verne Lloyd and Cecil Palmer of East Chicago, were guests of relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Meii- Muhi.r of Michigan City, were guMS of the former's parents, Mr. -arid Mrs. Paul Mahler. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Pout 11 fit" Hammond, were here. Sunday, t h- guests if the former's parents. Air. and Mrs. Thomas Powell. Air. and Mrs. Ch.-wies .Surprise f Hammond, were guests of his pur-i. is. ilr. aud Mrs. Oliver Surprise, Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Herm I'urdy if tl.-n.i-moiid. came yesterday morning to isu his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. I'urd. Misses Pattee and Lracdon of Puell. Col., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pattee over Sunday. The oung ladies are attending school at Evatiston. Mrs. A. Cm. Pluoiiiier, who h:s hit.n at the home of her son Ed. in Chieago. jo. some time, returned home list evening. Her son accompanied her home. Mrs. William Smith and daughter. M'ss Isa. of Chicago, are visiting relatives here. Word has been received by Mrs. iuy 'levingcr from her brother, lien Nally. ore of l,oveirs soldier boys, that his regiment has arrived safely in France. He is well and enjoying army life.
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Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health.
ROBERTS DA LE
The lied Cross will meet at vthe I'rcnklin auditorium. Tuesday, Feb. 12. Everyone is welcome to come, knit and sew. Kugent Giogan of the Great likes Training Station, visited his parents, Mr. ami Mia. M. Giogan of Roberts aven uf. A number of friends diopped in at the home of Mrs. Keanan of Roberts avenue, and Rave her a surprise party in honor of her birthday nnnlversary.
Women Love Babies
It is woman's ni t'tre to naturally respond to the charm ol a pretty child. Who does not admire babies? Tii longing to possess a baby It often outwe'.ehed by tha inherent fear of tha period of distress. There la r roost wonderful sxternal
- preparation known as
"Mother's Friend". It Is a tafa external n.assaga which relieves pain and discomfort at tha crisis: makes elastic those fibers and niMScles which nature ia expanding, ard wonderfully soothes tha lnfiammatiort of breast glands. It enables tha expactant mother to pr-se.-ve her health and strength, and she remains a pretty mother by having avoided the suffering and danger whleli wold otherwise accompany such an occasion. Every nerve, m-scle ana tendon la thoroughly lubricated.. Cet a bottle today from tl; druggist, arid write to the Bradfield Regulator Co., Dept. Q, 1S3 Lamar Building, Atlanta. Ga, They will mail you an intensely Interesting little book, "Motherhood and the Baby". The book Is free. Every woman should herself aid nature In her glorious worlc "Mother's Friend" makes it pcssibla for you to do se er.d should be used regularly without fail right and morning.
Mrs. carl lioness visited Mrs. John Wicklioi.it at the St. Bernaiu hospital in Chicago. Mrs. E. Freeze of .My rile avenue, fell down the stefis and was badly hurt. Vincent Grogan and Arthur Engler spent the day in Chicago. Arthur Goiding of Myrtle avenue, attended a ball given by the S. A. club of Chicago, last evening. Mrs. Fick of Myrtle aiene, ;s on ihe sick liM. Mrs. Golding of Myrtle aitni,r, visited friends in Chicago. Lizzie Wilson of Indiana Uoulevard. on the sick list. Mrs. Fred Randolph of Myrtle avenue, attended the funeral of her nephew, Charles Moore, in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Spors of 116tli street, have purchased a new piano. Mrs. William Rhordanz and daughter Elenor of Roberts avenue, visited her mother, Mrs. C. Domke Chicago. Mrs. Frank Minsberg of Amy avenue, and sister. Miss Gertrude Ehlers, were Chicago shoppers. Miss Rose McMann. and Mr. and Mrs. G Satjnders visited at the Shaffer home on Cleveland avenue. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Thiessen of Indiana boulevard, visited at the Gibbene home ' at the East Side, yesterday.
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Newar!:. K. J. "For abou:v il-.rnf. years I suffered from nervous break -,,i i ,, down and qrot so
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Mrs. J. KhuTman and son Elmer, and Mrs. Will Kuhlmsn were Hammond tihoppeis on Wednesday. Hazel Kooy who was hurt a week ago when she wa on a bob-sleigh ride and cut her face badly, is getting nicely. Mrs. Kaske and daughter l-ouisc, were Hammond shoppers last week and also saw "Intolerance" at DeLuxe. Mre. R- Livers and son of Lafayette l
BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugarcoated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. . Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gently but firmly' on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action.
clearing me Diooa ana gcr.ny puiujmg the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years cf practice among patients afiiictid with bowel and liver complaint, with tha attendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
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table Compound and she told me aboa', it. From the first
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kind of work. I have been recommending the Com
pound ever since and give you my permission to publish this letter." Mis Flo Kelly, 476 So. 14th St, Newark, N. J. The reason this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia M Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, was so successful in Miss Kelly's case was because it went to the root of her trouble, restored her to a normal healthy condition and as a result her nervousness disappeared. To Ileal Bed Sores For 25 years physicians and nurses have never found anything equal to Sykss Comfort Fcvvder One box proves its extraordinary healing power for any skin inflammation. i5c at the Vlnol and other drug stores The Comfort Powder Co., Boston, Ma?s.
ORPHEUM- SCHOOL FOR 1
DANCING 152 State St., Hammond. DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND THURSDAY. CLEAN AND CORRECT DANCING. PRIVATE LESSONS. PHONE 3323. Hall to Rent for AU Occasions. PROF. J. GREGORY KEAXE.