Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 204, Hammond, Lake County, 21 February 1918 — Page 6

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THE TIDIES.

Thursday. Feb. 'Jl. 1J1.

EAST CHICAGO AND IND. HARBOR NEWS

Kataarlne Hovraro, Rlr Oicott Ave., Thane 2V.1, will be pleased tu n-rlta aaa1 receive aortal and artvertlalns far 1 he Time. The Lady Elks assumed the responsibility of the sale of a larse number "!?:!i!asre hooks" to bf disposed of ;it as early a date as p ssi'ole. At thenueet.ing held at the home of Mm. Fdrd Kern In the !-rson 1 "t men t . fuesday evening;, r. Brr.ro Miller was : l'-jf.il ahd explained their cig nififi -mc and the method jf disposal. The. '-ok seil ftom one to fiv e dollars, a . yins in the n'imbr of coupons thev nrain ami must he sold in book ;! in. The coupons nr not to be re'ii ed. Tic coupons will admit any -'ld:ej- bov to any theatte in t.ny ramp r which be :nav happen to Sn.l him--e!f. either in this . our try or in Fran e rid a most acceptable 8;t to send to - i'ir b'- In th service. If you ha( ' n, if not. send to some friend or ;m sr..,- hoy w-ho has no one to re'r.bor him while he s serving his intry. These tvkts are inler- , l ti!sN" and ruav- be iid in any theatre being placed V.y the g-oem-n.ent tn ca:r.ps for th ' 'fai'.v.n ios," .v,w that the T.ady K'ks ere d'l'vg in'T ti.i'y in their asw'stsnoe to the . o;-::r;te which the Mayor, Lc- Mo"?nlrl? besds. the public is asked to e.pond bv purchasing one or more of rh?B books. The sale is now on. Hail ar-y lad1-' :r.e:r. '.-e- of this organization or the correspondent, of the Twin '"'if column, and yon wi!I hive as many bocks a yoti desire. .et your Anto and Motorcycle license plates moTr at n. av. m n: co. :i4rt Michigan aTentie, Indiana ffarbor. 2-19 3-J eod A double Hound R'-bin affair was i'M 6t t! h-Tr,e of John F.lootn6 m Melville avenue yesterday. In he afternoon, Mrs. Bloombtftg was costees to the Mesdamrs George 'rr:irh. Io-nn Tarlox. Harovath, Simon! .rp. s. ''--n and u!p. the Ia;ter of Valpara'The evening event wm t o f;dd. O' castion heine; Mi-s Fdiombev g rhteenth birthdsv anniversary. "! H oe enjoy ing the hcspltalitv of tn i enlnr ! the Mt.e Mabel TanHUNT SUFFER '

Don't Let Soap Spoil Your Hair

Twin Cities Industrial Financial Notes

opeiaUotl. sled and

Cased on fi; t iu.n " en rn'.ne or tlie leading

ciuip'nent companies in n.ost instanees. me vonaideiabiy belo v those -of t!5. n est. mate shows: American Steel Foundries estimated to l.e earning $-8 siiaie after war taxes, against the t,ai:ie rate laat year and a shale in Ulo. Kepubhc teeJ -i.mated to be enrniiigr at the rate of S.to a vear before war taxes, upainat $:.3 m "l".T and S in 1918. At present stoik rr.aiket levies the yield on A ir.e-l, an Steel r..undries is more than 1 ret cent and on Republic Ste-1 more than 7 4 per cent. I AVihtinn I'ipe l ine. Indiana Pipe T-ine in its ;poit for year ended December Cist, last reports net income of $1,454,134, which is an increase of SlSil.SlS compatad with 1S16. V..ring the !tar 00o was paid out in dividends, against !:;. 000 the preeedin car. A ft eh this r'.Iov. arce smphis on the year's business as $;s,154. a decrease, from ISI'1 r-t $146.6?2. The net income was equal to $14.5 4 a share oh the o'.'O.iK'O shares of stock 1 30 pet share) con-.parcd with J13 a share in 1916. Total surplus now st.-.nis nt SJ.TSl.CSO. against $2,477.n7j i a )r aco.

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Use Soothing Hustercle VThen those sharp pains go shooting through your head, when your skull seems as if it would split, just rub a httio Musterole cn your temples and reck. It draws out the inflammation, soothes away the pain, usually giving quick relief. Mueterole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Many doctors and nurs!3 frankly recommend Mu9tercle for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumttifm, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or ot.its. fprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds of the

chest (it often prevents pneumonia). It Is always dependable. SOc and 60c jars; hospital size tZSO. .

j serrr. an. Mildred Hathaway. E'.hel ' r'nrlaon and Culp, letter of Valpara!1 and Alfred Tflngerrr.an. At the Miiuc Department of the F. Chicago TVorran'a club which wet at the home of Miss Mary A. 1'avis in X. Mascoun avenue la.xt eveninr the fol-

lowingr officers were elected to serve the cominr year Miss Annetta Specter. Vice Miss Mar A T'avis'. sccretary. Miss Pinn'-h Pessimer, member of the membership committee. Mrs. Frsn't Dickson. Miss fpecter aas'iminjf immediate resronsib!I!t' as chairran owinsr to the rsienation of Mrs. V. K. Roberta, fnderel last .venirs. jTlie nft meeting will be held at the j home pf !frs. Harry Flocmb-rfr in N. ! ("M'-ott avenue. Mrs T. K Bruce of the Atlas aparti,nts had four ladies yesterdav afterr"tn in a Round Robin knitting pary. Tlie Jl.sdamen jr. H Clark. U P l'r'-nnan. G"i M. Vj!vn and F, libbs K. P. Nortis is in Tndtanapol: on i faw days business trip. Mrs. Graden and Miss Green, moth

er and sister of Mrs. CJeorpe v, ?ch'I-!

!in(rs. of North Mnifnin avenue ir ai rlvjiij from Citcinnati to l.e with the bereaved widow of the late. George S-:hiHinr. Mr. and Mrs John Murphy from Alton. III., are, here on a visit to Mrs. O'Connor of Pnn avenue, and Mrs, Ros0 Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piton of Kim street attended the performance of "The V."anderer'" in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Roy linton ! having the ;.)th Century ciub at a one o'clock luncheon today. Mrs. Ivor .lones and Mrs. Thomas f.lnton entertained at a Round R-hin with the ?lsdar.tes ,To!n Mason. .J as. Arney,. Morgan Mathewa. J. J. Van Get'en. Mrs. Arn "illiamt srd M-s. Campbell as gueFls. Mrs. C. C. H'lfjhei. formerly Mis Joe'e Rrwn. who has been undero-

AVhen you wmIi your hair, be or.ref-.il what on iijo. Must soups and prerard shampoo contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, us it dris the scslp ;m. m:ikf -s tlie tiair brittle. The b. si thiiis to ue is just plain niui.-otie.l cocoanut oil. for this is pure and entirely grcaseioss. It's. very ctx ap. and bents the most expensive soaps or nnythine else all to pieces. You can gci tins a, any drug store, and a few ounces will last tlie whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoo:iful is all that is r".uiiiil. It makes an ahundnne of rich, creamy lather, cleanse t horoujrhly. and rinses out easily. The hair lries quickly and evenly, and is son. fresh loolcirir?. bright, fluffy, wavy and oisy to h iridlo. BoRidc. "it !oocn and takes out every parti le of dust, djrt and dandruff. Adv.

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THE 5 JV r E rE S T OrVi

) HOME -LP VJU G PEOPL E

Vol. 1., No. 81.

Thursday, Feb. 21, 1918.

Price Attention.

lip. igsteippiiaiia lli?flHatS,aAar U T. 1 a rfkar.aa -m a. "KaaJ a,

H. O. PETERSON & CO. Phone 980. 4947 Olcott Ave., East Chicago. Specials for Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22 and 23

inn modi -al treat .pent for some time departed fir Phoenix, Arizona, to remain seeral month?. A letter has arrived here say ins that he weather there is idt?al and th name penned out doois in the sunshine. Quite a contrast to the climate Mrs. Erown has j U S t 1 e f t . Mrs. Jessie Thompson, with tlie aiistance of ?lis Gerturde "anGcisep held a double Pound Robin at the Thompson home in Foray the avenue Tiseedav evening. The Camp Fire urirls of -whi.-h Jliss Van CJetsen in guardian, were the invited ffuests of the renins anI were the Misses Mabel Sterling, Sofia, Mary and Ann Peterson, Vcva SweiKcrt. Clara Prhwtrke. Kmma St'tmpf, Ruth Spenner. Iiuth Os-t-r'ourjf Sadie Ptoilinsr and Mrs l. r.. Rrown. a visitor fiom South Bend and siater to Miss VanGeisen and Mrs. YV. TV. Smith of rseaeon stre"1'. Mrs. .1 V. Rcardon rf North Tod avenue ,vas a lion t ess to a Round Robin Tuesday afternoon with the Mesiames S. J. Murphy. J. I-cftie, Hoy YVcslcy of Whiting and two eperlal Kuests. Mrs. V.. 1 Reardon and A. I. Carlson pint Mi.-s Irene Puffey who has ben here on a is.t t. her father. P. J. p-iffy and ist-r. Miss Heif.n. ytitr returned to Youn:on. thto. taking back with i'ei- hrtie ,!a,k Vahey. n of Mr. and Mrr. John Vahey, of 14"th streer. Mr? An.os Wrisht is arriving b--e ?:on V. arrert. Ind . nhr f! has i,ePn on h visit, and hefr. ret urn'rir f hr ' ";n" a' HoTiaim. Washington. w;U 'h" '' Mr.. Jesse Tho;r:p...;.n in South I'orsythe avenuo fr.r a f.-.-da;

Mr. J. w. Rrissey will b ho-e, to a na'inoe party at Cohan's Grand he.-i-tr.. to so.- I.;iac-T:me S.atur.la: . i eh. i' ;. TllO Mesdatnes Gens!e a,;,J ju,(r Cf Hubbard Wo...!a uu4 jtrs J. I', koinoiy or this ejty will be the Kuest of honor. There is to b- a Manha A asljinKir,r, Party at the home ,,f yj,--, A A !,,, !I5 ll.'.th strc-yt. tomorrow arternoon. hei,i by the ni-mrwrs of section 2 of .the Ladies' Socl.il Fnion of th" M. K. hurch. There is a coraial invitation extended to ail. A patriotic musical will he held tomorrow evening nt the Baptist church and to which the pub!m is invited to attend. I'.iKhteen members of the literary department of the k ( Woman's i"luh attended the iritinen pr rforinan. e ...f the ,Mutc Jfsster" yesfartiay n. o;nina; at noon in th.e popular t-n rooms and in grour,:The jejiuiar i-ieetipa; or' the ri. ;. ft. chapter ,,r F.at 'horatto (..-.-ir this ever. me. Candidates are to lie Bdop'eJ and ref fi.li.TCMt. v ii! be set e,i. The K. of P'swf Indiana Harbor n ill boil a c!c! ninli Sat-irdav r vriin:; it.

their club i"m to commemorate the C4th inauguration of the order. Patnctic serices v ill also be held jn honor of tlie thi!.-f-n ni'-nihi-r of the c-ribr who are m service of their country. Rev. R. ". Soeer will be the priticifi-e speak

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SIMMON BEDS of lirass tubinpr, similar to illustration; m-h jiosts and 2-inch fillers with big:, massive mounts, polish iini'i. February Sale price

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"T8GER" SPRINGS

Reed Carriages All the newest designs and finishes, fully upholstered in white. bla-k, blue, frrey and brown, heavy rubber tire. Priced for February from

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IT'S SO EASY TO PAY THE SEIFER WAY.

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Hominy, 2 cans 2U Koyal Rod Roots No. can 15c

Mazola Oil, quart can, special (Quaker Oats. 12c package Boiderard Pears, large can 'Telephone Peas, 2 large cans

(iolden filow Apricots. large can 123; Scodlpss Raisins. '2 lbs. 129c Mel "Monte Dried Pears. 2 lbs -15c

65e 25o

Bclva Pure Sugar Cane SyiTip. o lb. can 55c Our Rest 00. Coffer, 2 lbs 55o Libby's Asparagus, large can 32c Libby Red Salmon, 1 lb. can 30c Japanese Crab Meat, Vz H. an 30c Macar-oni or Spasriietti. 10 ox. )kg.. 2 for 23c (.irandma's Washing Powdei', large size. . . 15c American Family Snap. 1D bars '. 59C Peas. Corn or No. 2 Tomatoes, 2 f,r 25c

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Specials for Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22ad and 23rd

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ROW AFTER HOSPITAL

Tlie re..ent catastrophe at the plant of the Republic Iron and Sreel Co. has again brought to thi attention of the citizens of Fast Chi- Ko the great need of a genera! hospital f.r this oit. The ineoi, -t hi, ,,, f ami delay that vi a experienced in haiciuiif; the many lases

jiesulting fioii that -xplosion reulteil iineitably in a good deal of suffern.i. ! and a conseijtienj. wfakeriinR among ! thoe thai were seriously injured. The matter r:in e up I.eJ'ole the direcitors of tha (I1.-1r.1ber of commerce h tlieir noon da;.' meeiipe. if'.'niay arid . tit- sit.ua'i'.n was aairi thorough!;. tji-

cussed. The mo-fi in t to evtabljsh and ojiiili a hospital has been m the hands of tlie nil to; f a cturer's association f(,r tlie pat year but it i tiiider-sti.od that at tii- present tune progress is at a statidstiii. lpn motion caiiid b the hoard, the president appoimed a pew Imypital committee to jn s 1 1 sa '.. tlo; status of t li i - matter and to! make a thorouarh investigation to (isceriaiu dctltiftcly w htther or not Ihe mur.u fa. t ui ers and citucns :ire not wiilmK to gi into this propositi in in a positive Miii effective v a v and see to it that :i hospital is built. The committee ap:.oiiit-d by President Fried-

LET THE BIG THREE SOLVE YOUR HOME-KEEPING PROBLEM.

"Why Wrinkles Come Early" HEADACHE ca-i wrinkle at. n earl? ape. "o pain is more vicious than headache. CURNELISOS 5 HF.AOACHE I.IVKR PILLS will five you speeiy relief and rtiake more medicine Tinoecetaar.T tomorrow. They quickly relieve pain and contain amild. sure laxative, w'ni'-h us'ianv remove, tbe catife. Price 10c. AT ALL- DRVOG15T3.

building st tlie various shipyards. Chairman Hays said tlie ad vest Isemeiiis had ea.ied considerable trouble and iad n'erferred materiuiiy tvith the enrollment of shipbuilders in Indiana. The n. alter referred to a eomniitiee for i;i estimation.

man l oiir ists of K. W. i''ke, tha.r- j man: A. .tt!:tiheimer. .b-e I'uti'.ng. W. I

IZ. Jeweil and W. J. .Muriay '

AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, with Coffee or Tea Order, 6 bars ... 30f PRESH ROASTED COFFEE. 5 lt)6., $1.C5; 1 pound. 23C OUR LEADER COFFEE. 4 Iba., $1.04; 1 pound 2SC M. R. BLEND COFFEE, special, 1 pound 30C FANCY GUN POWDER TEA, per pound 60C HERSCHEY'S COCOA. ' 2 pod 23c RUMF0RD BAKING POWDER, 1 lb. can 23C

SHRIMPS, 2 - 25c CALIFORNIA PEACHES in 'heavy syrup, large can 25C SAUER KRAUT, No- 3 can 15c SEEDED RAISINS. 2 packages "jC peytijohn breakfast foo"d, package ISC TOMATOES, CORN, PEAS OR KIDNEY BEANS, 6 cans. 75c; can 13c KIRK'S WHITE FLAKE SOAP, 10 bar8 4Sc

PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT IS WEftK KIDNEYS

Th mptoms of kidney and bladder troubles are often viy dist ressine and leave the system in a run-down condition. The kidneys seem to suiTer most, as a'most every victim complain of lame back end urinnry troubles nhieh should net he neajlected, as these danger signals often lead to more dangerous kidney trouble's. I r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root which, so many people eav. soon heals and streriRt hen the ktdnev.e, is a jIendid kidney, liver and bladder medicine, and. being an herbal compound, has a gentle hcftltnx effect on the kidneys, which is nitnos; immediately noticed, in most cases by those who uae it. A triul will convince anyone who maybe in need of it. Petter irt a bottle from your nearest drua; store, and s'art lr"!ment at once. However, if you wish prst to test this trrent preparation set.d ten cents to Dr. Kiim-r A: Co.. Hi nithamton. X. V.. for a sample bottle. WhTi writing- he sure

and mention the Hammond J'aily Times.

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COUNCIL HAS LIVELY MEETING

(Continued from pag: one.) of war and our appreciation of the ptobleius that have confi one-d him and the results he has obtained: and ' R-sol ed. ' fin t!;er. that the council extend to the l'rfsid't.t it onji 1 a tu la -lions on the progress made hv both the" navy and the war il. psiliiiHits since our entry in tlie war in preparing the Fluted States to play a worthy pun in the prosecution of thai great conflict. "Resolved, further, that (his council, while t oeoKtiizins the ncht of inquiry ai d consti ucti e .cm toiftn. ui'K'S that ail i riti'osm I"- directed to the s-ole purpore of aiding in the j i-on.-cntion of the war with the imao'U viKor and efficiency. " The original resolution, introduced a' a former iiierting. prui'e-l Secretary Baker- by name and deprecated the attack that was then bemsr ni'ide on him at Washington. Thi resolution v,as rc-r-rrt:d to a committee at the time. When this committee brought in a stibsiitute lesolution. AVdr.esda . in w hich the i iovernment was praised tor w hat it had done, but the Sfcreiary of war was not mentioned. I !i-i o vens obection to the resolution, and a wrangle started. Finally the resolution was sent back to the committee for another revision, and the resolution at finally adopted was the result. Those who favored ih" original resolution, naming Secretary Baker, charged that an attempt was being made to put them in a hole with the first revision, and they demanded the s- cond revision. Another matter that came b. f u-e the council w as a full page ndv.-i t isment that appeared in some of the daily papers of tlie state a few clays ago. advising workingmen to remain in their home towns and not to be drawn away to other places by promises' of higher wages. The- advertisement spoke cf their having to live in a suit case if t!yv went to the other places. It wa intimated that the advertisement probably were due to a propaganda of some kind to prevent the Government from enrolling workmen to work on ship-

NICHOLSON 00 ADE MKT LEAD

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totaie uouncu 01 weieuse ! to Have Successor Soon ! to Hays. : TIMES B0KEATT, AT STATE CAPITAL. INDIANAPOLIS. 1M'. Fen.

George Ade. the Hoosier humorist and playwright, is the most mentioned man for (hairman of the state council of defense to suc-eed Will H- Hays, who tendered his resignation io Governor Goodrich. Wednosdav. berai'.e of his re-

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CAVE AGED ' MOTHER 10L Now She is Strong and Bet-,

ter Every way. Pitman. N. J. "I suffer"! frou a weak, run-down condition so I couM not get around to do my usual litht duties, for I am 73 yeat" of ape and past hard work. My daughter brought me a bo t tie of Vino! and asked tn to try it. and after taking I" o bottles I have a good appetite, rest we'll at night and am stronger and better in every way." Mrs. F. And ' i sou. I'itt.na n. N. J. Wo . iah every f.-e i.b-' as-'-l b-an ar.-l woman :n tl.i y icinuy w ould ju.-t try this ci.n-stiti.lionu cod I v.i and ire-n tcacc on our g ur;-a -a t ee to i-tuin t i : tn.oni y if it fails to ion lit. 1-uri.i.ii is on every bottle. Joseph W. Wei. dniirst. Neiiis I'l.aimacy. Haiiiu.ond and Vim! i-1 sold r. K. Cliieasrv 'by i-hbckei 's Pha r ir..i -and in Whi'inz by I.. H Mat;ie:i and in .the best drug st ;e in f v try town and e.lv in the co.ipntry. Adi .

cent ejection as Republ if an national ' han r.ie ii. Ade is just no win l'lorida, but lie will return soon, and it i believed that by the time l.e arrived La. k home the Governor will be ready to announce b;? appointment. There has been considerable speculation iti regard to the chairmanship of the state council of defense hie .f the points fiiscuss-'d freely by lo.-al poliiicians ts whether the new 'bun-man should or would be a Republican or a Lieriiocrat. Some of them think the Governor should appoint a Peicc'rat, :o show thai iliere is no politics in the make up of the stale council of defense. Ever since Will Hays was appointed chairman of that body there has been criticism because he was also Republican state chairman, and seine of the statesmen think the Governor could disarm further criticism by appointing a Iemocrat to succeed him. The name of Meredith Nicholson, the Indiana novelist, is the Democrat whose name is most frequently beard fn this connection. It is believed here that if a Democrat is selected Nicholson will get the place. Hut it is not thought thai the Governor will pay any att.nt.on to the politics of the case, or try to i.iiike any politics out of it. The resignation of Hays does riot take effe t until 'he Cover nor has picked a chairman to succeed hin.. He will continue S chairman until then, and he will continues to he a member of tic- state council of defense even afterward, cm! will devote as much time to the work as possible.

CLERKS JOIN MOVEMENT Alt of the clerks Of the Her- Hi'.. Hoie nt Tst t l.i.-am, joined tii" ibtks tn- ii last nociit. yi; Cob-en. the ;...- prietor. brine in lill harmony with i the mo emut and states that he -s always ready arid w -.ilmg to ..-,, r, . . at- w ii h the Vclp in his si. -re to help b' tt'i floor condition.

Marriage Licenses. "R. tWN POINT. Ind . Fe&. 2; - Tl. following new inartiaue license5 h-i.-been isliod. John P. Kory. Miin.-'tcr; Tena Ba. i .'nth Holland. Othe 1 J. Jackson, ilan-.ini .nd ; Ca 1 1 ' Maf Robinson. Hammond. Chniles Giannone. Hamrnond. i.eii-I..-J z a ra. Hammond

When Itching Slops

There is one safe- r!ep,pnr!ahle tnfitmn

t::at relieves itching torture and e-kiu irri tation almost instantJy and that cleanse: and scoihes the skin. Ask any druggist for a S5c or $1 bct:: cf zemo and app!y it as directed. Soon you will find that irritations?, pimples, biack heads, eczerna, blotches, ringworm' and similar skin troubles will disappear. A little zemo, the penetrating, satisfying liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions and makes, the skin soft, smooth and healthv. The E. V. . Kie Co.. Cleveland, O.

By enabling a merchant i . a!11 1

io suosutnuany rewara cash trade, The Sperry

System is encouraging practical thrift in millions of homes in oyer two thousand cities and towns throughdut the United States. The Sperry & Hutchinson Co.