Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 230, Hammond, Lake County, 26 March 1918 — Page 8

Pa?re Eicht.

THE TIMES

Tuesdav, March 26. isnS.

Whiting f r i i And Its People

TOO WEAK TO FIGHT The "Come-back" man was really never down-and-out. His weakened condition because of overwork, lack of extrolsB, Improper eating and living demands stimulation to satisfy the cry tor a health-giving appetite, and the refreshing sleep essential 10 KtrenKth. GOLD MKIUI, Haarlem Oil Capsul.-H. the, National Itemedy of Holland, will do the work, 'ihey aro wonderful. Throe of these capsules each day will put a man on his feet before ho knows it; whether his trouble, comes from uric actd rolsonmE thu kiilnev travel or

Smelser for Gardsn Toola. 605 Indl- ston.i in the Madder, stomach deran.!-

ana Boulevard. 3-13 1 merit or other aliments that befall the

The Northern Indiana Lumber & Coal ! ''.yer-zealous American Don't wait un- . . . . , , , , , i til you are entirely down-and-out, hut Co.. liotertsdale., ara asKing the people , tsk them today. 'Your druggist iil cf Whiting and Roberlsdule. who have' gladly refund your money If they do not any building to do to call on them f or , '""'P. 'ou- Ac-t, no s'.stltutes. Look , . , . . , . . . lor the name 0I,I JltDAI, on every prices before buying elsewhere. Adv. . b(,X- ,hro(, S1IPS They an. th rure, 3-20-12 j imported Haarlem Oil Capsules. Adv.

rrincess Theatre tonight. raullne !

Frederick In 'The Hungry Heart," a raramount picture. Also a Chaplin

friends. A business meeting will also be. held In connection. Mr. and Mrs. John Canner have purchased tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Grimm on Cleveland avenue. The Grimm's are

Comedy, and Broncho Billy. 3-26-1 The man who will not let himself be licked will never be licked. Whether It's A enme T Idnirniat r r- eti .'In it-

money, the rules an, the same. The j rlnti!nK to move to the country

courage to stick, and t - hold on. srll the alphabet cf success. Investigate Tho Whiting Savings & Loan Association's six per cent proposition. CABS OP THANKS. We wish to thank Mayor Schrage. the "Whiting police an our many friends for their kindness and floral offerings in the death of our brother, James Ilait-nett.

TO LIST STAY-AT-HOME HEROES OX TRAVELING ROLL OF HONOR

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fkin & Thnrp. grocers, have pur

chased tho Heyden & Johnson grocery store, New York and Flschrupp avenues. D. J. Heyden will retire from active business circles. A very Impressive session of the Whiting high school was held on the occasion of the presentation of the serv-

j ice flag to the high school, by Miss j Violet Lewis, chairman of the flag com

mittee, and also president of the high j school division of the Junior Red Cross I club. The flag contains eighteen stars, i representing enlisted high school boys ', and teachers who were connected with the school since 191. The flag was acj cepted by Lemar C. TJrubb. principal, in

The pre

sentation speech by Miss Lewis was as

follows

Mr. Grubb. Fellow Students and Mem

bers of the Faculty: The occasion which has brought us together today is the most important in our school history. It is most important because it celebrates the result of the education received here in these schools. AH other occasions are to celebrate some one thing or other which is being don" in the precess of our education. Today's ceremonies celebrate the worth of our education, the effect it has had upon the lives, thoughts and voluntary acts of our boys, our young men. The American youth has not been brought up to obey discipline as the European youth has. and yet when little less than a year ago the great war cloud of Europe burst over America, American youth, self-disciplined, rose as one body to offer their services to their country. American youth. American ideals as represented in American manhood were not found wanting.

I It Is a matter of lilstorv that this

young army of brave volunteers is the finest, cleanest army that has ever gathered. Our men who have seen these boys in action, in the training camps and in France are Inordinately proud of them, our women who stay at home are glorified in them.

I hv ,n m air lnls ttie i-anner, wmcn we unrun

T)r. Kilmer's Swamp-Kent, i have been ! today, Is not only for the boys who have )iard!ing and selling it for t wnt v-thre rone for mnnv n-ill naver be.r- r,f (

years and my customers are very much,!,.. it fnr fY,r. hr to T.nifnrf them' gratified at the results obtained from its! ' u 155 ror tnose ner to remind them

MR. AMI MRS. M. E. HARR. THE HARTNETT'S. LOST Sonrity pin. K. K. K. Skull and Cross Piece. Reward for return to 437 Sheridan ave. Whiting. 8-2-1 Albert H. Gavit will resume his studies at the T'n i vf-rslt v cf "h i.-.-i -,- ncrt

Mmrfav name of the h!gh school.

John Sharp cf Cleveland avenue, has! returned home from the University of!

Indiana, having completed one semester's work. He will remain home until tho summer term. Smeller for Wall I-a?er, Taints, Hardware. 605 Indiana Boulevard. 3-13 The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church will give a hard times social at th home of Mrs. W. R. Tharp, 213 Laporto avenue, tomorrow evening. Miss Ruth Gladden who spent the week-end at her home here, was accompanied by a classmate. A meeting of the officers and members of tho Congregational church was Leld after the service Sunday evening. At this meeting the trustees were emTowered to purchase tho William Groat bungalow, 202 Cleveland avenue, for a church parsonage. Mrs. Isbedd, 310 Sheridan aenue. will five a s:Ier tea next Thursday evening

for the members of the Ladies' Aid so-I clety of the Christian church and their 1

KIDNEY MEDICINE REC

EIVES

GREAT PRAISE

tise. Swamp-Root is a vrv rp!!ah!o

m dlcine and enjoys n splendid reputation in the diseases for nhich it is so highly recommended bv those who have us.d it. Verv trulv vours, E. A. WEPT, nruegist. Aug. 1. 1316. Decatur, Ill.nois.

letter to

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Trore What Swamp. Root Will Do r'or Yon. Send ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co.. Binghampton. N. V.. for sample ze battle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable Information, telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention the Hammond Daily Times. Medium and Targe size bottles fur sale at all drug stores. Adv

that our boys have given their very all

and that it remains for us to do all In our power to hely them and make their burden lighter. As chairman of the Red Cross club of the Whiting high school, X take great pleasure in presenting to you this bit of cloth made up of the colors, red. white and blue which means so tnuA to us and will forever keep before us our duty toward those who have gone. Corporal Thomas Naef who spent a few days here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Xaef of Sheridan avenue, returned to Camp Fort Benjamin Harrison yesterday morning. The young man who is in the aviation corps has recently been transferred from San Antonio, Texas, to Indianapolis. Star Theatre tonight. Roy Stewart in "Lou's Outlaw." 3 reels. Also, "Veng-

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from fellow workmen and officials father of western engineers and Assistant Grand Chief of the Brotherhood. Dave Bowker, Identified particularly with No. 920, has a record of thirty-four years without a black mark. Norman Wipht forced by illness into other work holds a medal of the Royal Humane Societv for a brave rescue at his own peril. Seeing a child on the track, too lata to stop his train, he ran along the pilot and leaning forward, snatched the little one out of harm's way. Alf Solloway has thirty years' service to his credit and knows Cascade Canyon like a book. Lew Patrick, cr.lled the

Brave services on the battlefront r prosaic enjrine number and as he! "safe man of the Selkirks." was

aro being rewarded with honorable : rides he may read the honor roll of credited with being able to smell a

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THAT STUBBORN COUGH OR COLD which dors not 'luirkly yield to ordinary measures rnut be deal with a dangemua. Try Eckman'B Alterative. Taken in time, this '"al'-turn preparation may prevent rhrvr,r conditions Involving throat fcrid lungs ContaitiS no Alcohol, -Narcotl'; or (lahlt-Form-lng Drug. 3 alse, now ll.oo. 91 alia, iw BOc. I'rlce Includes war tan. Ali drtiggiatg Kckrnan laboratory. I1ilde.ihl.

' of Chicago, were guests of Mrs. C. G. j Buell of Indiana boulevard, Sunday. I Mrs. A. Bogovich and children vie- , Ited her mother, Mrs. Krouse of South

Chicago, yesterday. A. J. Burke of Chicago, was a Itobcrtsdale business visitor, Monday.

this branch of the great road's serv-. snowslide ten miles awav in the days Ice. Each name will mean a story; . before the Connaught "tunnel obvieach story will be unique. j ated 6nowslide dangers. Con Leary To the initiated, Bronco Wilson I of the prairies, nicknamed The Presir will stand for the record of one of ; dent, is open-handed, big-hearted and

the most popular western engineers

One who considers it a disgrace to let his engine die on the road, even though to prevent it means drawing

always on time. Further east we find Billy Woods, a Sky Pilot in overalls.

Some of the- men whose names

mentions, decorations and honors. Why rot honor men who render!

brave services in their daily work? The-Canadian Pacific Railway Company has decided to do so. Its roster of faithful employees contains the numea of many f-ngineers who are "heroes of the rail." The manner in which honor will be

6hn these drivers of "iron horses"! his fire, laying slabs over hot grates, j will be honored, have 'passed over is to place the name of each on a j caulking tubes in blinding steam, i the Great Divide. Some have done locomotive. Ifou number any en- i building a new fire and "bringing her their bit and passed from the active gineers among your acquaintances, j in" against a fifty-mile-an-hour wind i payroll to the pension list. Others you will know that nothing could be I with the mercury at 60 below. are in active service on every divisdevised that would please them J Ash Kennedy grew up with the ion from Vancouver to St. John. To better. The Canadian Pacific oper- west and ran engines while the j a man they are intensely loyal to ates more than 2,000 locomotives and j prairie grasses still covered much of I their company and to their presisoon the traveler over its lines will , the present right-of-way. Like the dent. Lord Shaughnessy. To them find the name of a "veteran of the ' prairies he is big mentally, morally he stands as one who always give throttle" showing up alongside the I and physically, commanding respect i the Brotherhood a square deal.

on. William, Mr. and Mrs. Ali.ert Schtefer and children, were guests at 6 o'clock dinner at the home of Mr. end Mrs. George Dobbins t,T Last Side, given in honor of their daughter's first birthday. Miss Mary Kager of Wa!krton, Ind.. spent the latter part of the week here visiting at the I'leis home In Indiana boulevard. Mrs. Teter Benson cf Roberts avenue, visited in Sou'h Chicago, yesterday. Mrs. Fred Plels and daughter Teresa, were guests at a miscellaneous shower given in honor of the former's niece, Miss Kmily Kallistel of East Side, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohrdanz spent Sunday in Chicago visiting Mrs. Rohrdan' mother, Mrs. Domke. Mrs. John Peterson of Myrtle avenue, visited her aunt in Chicago, yesterday. Mrs. G. M. Gough and daughter of Roberts avenue, visited in Hammond, yesterday. Miss Anna Mostll of Chicago, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mostll cf 118 th street. Sunday. Miss Sara Mills and Elanora Lindow

Are the bank In your community doing their part in the War-Savings campaign? If they are not, it might be embarrasetng to ask them why they are not. Are your Thrirt and War-Savings Stamp sale Viualling your weekly Quota If not why not?

The Easiest Way to End Dandruff

"Why V rinkles Come Early " HEAIAC:iIR catiaes wrinkles at an early No 'L.ui la more Tlcions tban headache. f;ORNEL;t-ON'8 HEADACHE LIVES PJLL8 will g',T yriii apeedy relief and make more medlcire uor.eeary tomorrow. Ther quickly ra'.ieTs pain and contain a mild, tare laxative, which mua!! reraoYee the caaae. Price loo AT ALL LTiUGOIflTB.

To Save Is

To

Wc make -Window Shades of best quality only and guarantes to be at least 10c : iOT7r than anybody else. A; -l: for estimate. Hifiifnona Snade & iwn'ng Co. '-0 2242. 12 g.-t3 .

A CREAMY LOTION MADE WITH LEMONS

Prepare a quarter pint at about the cost of a mall Jar of common cold cream.

There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely. To do this. Just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply It at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub It In gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all. of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single

i sign and trace of it, no matter how much

dandruff you may have. Tou will find, too. that all Itching and di6-ins of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy.-silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. Tou can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It ia Inexpensive, and four ounces Is all you will need. This simple remedy has never been known to fall. Adv.

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Scheldt; marshal, Mrs. N'iksch. j Miss Oliver of Chicago, over the weekMrs. Coffin of Hamlet, visited here end.

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LAST WEEK OF OUR

REDUCTION SALE

20

You Will Appreciate These Bargains, So Come and Ask to See Them. 100 Diamond Rings at 20 discount 100 Elgin Watches at 20 discount 500 Solid Gold Kings at 20 ' discount 100 Stylish Scarf Pins at 20 discount 100 Pairs of Cuff Buttons at 20 discount 100 Pretty Gold Brooches at. . . . .20 discount 100 Men's Watcli Chains at 20 discount 100 Xew La Vallieres at 20 discount 100 Silverware Articles at 20 discount 100 Alarm and 8-Dav Clocks at. .20 discount 50 Cut Glass Articles at 20 discount 50 Parisian Ivory Sets at 20 discount 50 Ladies' and Gent's Umbrellas at 20 discount 50 Bracelets and Watches .at. . . .20 discount 50 Pairs of Gold Earrings at. . . .20 discount All Other Jewelry Now at 20 discount FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Chas. Arkin

Son

163 State St., Hammond. City's Oldest J ewelers. Look for the Clock.

the week-end with Mrs. Ieeper. Mrs. A. C. Knight who has been seriously ill during the past week, was taken to Mercy hospital at Oary, Saturday, where she underwent an operation. Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith and family narrowly escaped being seriously lnjur-

I ci unnay evening when their car, j driven by Miss Helen Smith, turned

When this home-made lemon lotion is ( over into the ditch at the Smalley curve gently massaged into the face. neck. ; north of town. Except for a few hands and arms daily, the tkin natural- i scratches no one, was hurt. The ear was

ly should become soft, clear and white. J badly bent. and the contplextcn dainty and attrac-' Mrs. Bradley of New Tork, who has tlve. been spending the winter in Florida, is What girl or woman hisn't heard of j here visiting at the home of her brother, lemon juice to remove complexion blem- j H. Brond. before returning to her ishes; to bleach the skin and to bring 1 home. out the roses, th freshness and the j Mrs. Grover Cock is on the sick lift, hidden beauty? But lemon Juice alone,

is acid, therefore irritating, and should be mixed with orchard white this way. Strain through a fine cloth the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle contain

ing about three minces of orchard white, j

then shake well and you have a whole ( Lon t forget the community meeting quarter pint of skin and complexion lo-' nt st- Joseph's hall tonight. It will tion at about the cost one usually rays'stip yur Patriotic spirit to the quick, for a mall jar of ordinary cold cream. 1 u w,u act as a "timulus to xis so that

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thelssen and

DYER NEWS

S ACT LIKE ft PUSH BUTTON

Tells why they are so painful .

and how to lift them right out.

WINTER

So is Morse's Laxa - FIr In lor Colds. LaGrlppc and Headache Composed o! Laxatives, and Aspirin in combination with

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lines follow fashion's F$

latest fancv.

Be sure to strain the lemon juice so no -pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and fresh for

months. Wn applied daily to the face.

neck, arms and hands it

should help to whiten, clear, smoothen

I and beautify.

Any druggist will supply three ounces of orchard white at very little cost and the grocer has th lemons. In "this sweet fragrant lemon lotion ladles can easily prepare and have an inexpensive toilet aid which perfectly satisfies their natural desire for a beautiful soft skin. Adv.

our patriotism will be kept apace with

the present- times

Sunday Itavmond Keilman. one of f:t"J)s the 5('rcr''H instantly, and soon our soldier bovs from Camn Tavlor ar- ,h" corn -drivels up so it lifts right out.

naturay j rived to spend some time at his home :

nere. jvi r. human nau tne. misiortune

If you push on an electric button you form a contact with a ftve wire which

rinirfl th. liall H' , 1

...n ...v- - ... .tuirii juur snoes press j 1 IT J J against your corn it pushes its sharp Other Well-tCStfXl remedies.

roots down upon a sensitive nerve and

you get a shock of pain.

Instead of trimming your corns, tUikh merely makes them grow. Just step into any drug store and ask for a

quarter of nn ounce of freezone. This -T7-N . win co?t very little but is sufficient to Quicjc, pleasant and eScaciou.

remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. A few drops applied directly upon a tender, aching corn

j Guaranteed to relieve LaGrippe

or a Cold in a few hours; Headache in a few minutes.

A trial will convince.

eance and the Woman," episode No. 6. 1 3-26-1 I Miss Anna. Storer of Ohio avenue, is 'showing a decided improvement in her J condition. Miss Lizzie Ritzko of Stelber street. ! who underwent an operation for appendI icltis at St. Margaret's hospital, still I remains in a serious condition. The appendix bursted before the operation. Mrs. Beamer is in a painful condition st the home of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Moore in Oliver street, as the result of nervous disorders. Mrs. Moore j is arranging to take Mrs. Beamer to I the home of her daughter In Olean, N.

T., this week. The regular meeting of the W. B. A. of the Maccabees will be held tomorrow night.

to have his arm broken some time ago and is hero to allow it. to heal. Ed Spanlcr of Hammond, spent Sunday out here at the home fit his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Fagen of Chicago, viMted with relatives here ovr Sunday. Andrew Kamnier of St. John, spent Sunday out h-re at the home of his son. Jacob Seberger of Schererville, was a Dyer visitor yesterday forenoon on account of business matters. On account of tho cool wind Sunday not many machines were out.

root and all. without pain. This drug is l.arniless and never inflames or even irritates the surrounding tissue or skin. Adv.

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KAUFMAN & WOLF rUMMOMaM

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For the young man who wants the latest "wrinkles" and the older man who wishes Just a little more conservative style. Suits that will suit every mi' mood! Clothes that will wear well and workmanship that you can trust. Prices that hand you true quality for your money. Stouts, slims and "regulars" from our large assortment. $20 to $40

Open Every Evening. The Model ROTHSCHILD A. HIRSCH

Hammond's Best Clothiers.

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ROBERTSDALE

MUNSTER

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Munster entertained a number of friends and relatives on Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs, Munster's filrthday. Margaret Klootwyk has another attack of Theumatism. Henrietta Thompson and Mary, and Mr. Honahey- of Monon, Ind., Were the week-end guests of Krna Kaske. Peter Bakker, Katie DeMik and Herbert Tostma and Helen DeMik were Hammond visitors. Sunday evening. Will Krooswyk visited with his brother, J. Krooswyk in Highlands, Sunday,

Mr. and Mrs. John Murry and Mrs. John Schaak attended the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. McKay of Indiana Harbor, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Whiting of Indiana boulevard, visited at Lowell, over Sunday. Mrs. Fred Kggers and sister, Mrs. John Dreesen, Clarence Eggers and Arthur Miller, motored to Crete. HI.. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glare of Amy avenue, entertained the latter's sister.

I HO BART

' A small blaze on the roof of the McI'hcarson house on South Main street, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Freizinger. caused considerable excitement Sunday Hfternoon. It is thought the fire origin-

rtkiSj.--.- I ated from a spark of a passing train on . -. - - (the "Vlr-b-tTit Pin to RmflH An rr a era n c

done.

HIVE DARK HMfl ANDJGK YOUNG Nobody can Tell when you Darken Gray, Faded Hair with Sage Tea.

ANTHRACITE AND . BITUMINOUS Delivered to Any Part of tho City. Ask Us for Pric3. Wesi Hammond Coa! Company

J. J. BREHM, Prop.

PHONES: Res., 1674; Offica, 2955.

Grandmother kept her hair beautiful-' ly darkened, glossy and attractive with' a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or! streaked appearance, this simple mix-i tura was applied with wonderful effect. ' Hy asking at any drug Btore for "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get a large bottle of this oldtime recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, all ready to usn, at very little cost. This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well-lnown downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur onipound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can te-1 it has been applied it's so easy to use, too. Tou simply dampen a comb or soft bruslj and draw

Mesoaraes P. Ellis, H. Halstead and

K. Scr.aranch arid Miss Clara Linkhart ' it through your hiir. taking one strand were Chicago jsitots yesterday. : t a time. Hy morning the gray hair T.he Married Ladies' sodality of St. j disappears: after another application or Bridgef .3 Catholic church held a special ; two, it is rcrtorod to Its natural color meeting Sunday afternoon sA which time i and looks glossy, soft and beautiful, (ha foT.owiiif; officers were ele.-.Ud fur Tins preparation is a delightful toilet

the coming year: President, Mrs. Blanche Mellon; vice president, Mrs. Anna Fleck;

Who Would You Believe About Piano Quality-the One Lowest Price House Where a child can buy as economically as you, or a sliding price dealer who has a too high price but different price for different people on the same piano? Buy Your Piano at Straube's Because we offer the widest range of choice, including Kranich & Bach, Straube, Behr Bros., Haines Bros., Marshall & Wendall, Kohler & Campbell, Bacon, whether it bo an Overton at $190 or a Kranich & Bach Grand at $800 it is the best to bo sold for its price.

The Straube Plan One loweit prlco to everyone; no commissions to anyone. This Is your guarantee that the person who advises you to Straube's wishes you well for they receive nothing but pleasure In your satisfaction. Those who seek to have you buy your piano from a sliding price dealer claiming they can get you a wholesale price or Inside price may well Incur the suspicion that they are really looking for a secret commission for which you pay.

Because our pianos arc selected solely from tho pianos of the world as the best in each class. "Wo

arc not bound by any one financially. We aro not forced to sell or push manufacturer's styles which have provon unpopular. We have no "boss" but tho people whom wo serve to tho best of our ability. NEWEST PIANOS $190 $200 $210 225 NEWEST PLAYERS $395 $425 $460 $475 GOOD USED PIANOS $47 $75 $85 $98 SI 0.00 Sends a Piano Home 10.00

531 Hohmari St.

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Hammond.

requi-ite. It is rot intended for the

cura, mitigation or prevention of disease. 5

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