Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 3 April 1918 — Page 8

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COLONEL IS PLEASED TO MEET THE YOUNG SOX OF AliCHlE ROOSEVELT

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Wednesday. April 3, 1918.

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Sirs. Archie Iloosevelt, her new boy, and the Colonel

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This Is the story of n. woman who .-or.vertfd a food slacker Into an r.r.ifiit r.iljsionary of food rroUuctlon on-1 conservation; H Is the story of a wonmiJ who would not allo.w a neighbor, !nd!ffreac or laziness or gro.i!, to ) !.:r.por the food program of the Nation uti-1 thus further Imperil the life of her -o:i who Is fi;jhinef in Franoe. It is r n example that can ho followed by Vvery woman every who r p."

mean ri'.miinltion of f,in.'-or"n arreace. i

Mr. Ous'.ey explained thaT th Oovom- ' Pf.r rner.t is not tiskins i!'-e outh !i redic )''

its o-.tton a-.T-?Bifo; i. tint attempting ti j Vi Siicgfst the amount of act ea,?e to h t fV'jijJ planted out is only u? ging w.tli ei r- I tii Si

ner-tness Inspired by a ti v

tnis means n-.uh :n w .nr.iriff the war. that tl;e Soutii ii'.'.rr- its own fond and feed supply first, end then plant such cotton ncrsae as it ci.eosis, Without

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sa:d. our allies nitlt

-orttary cf Agriculture Clarence t)'i

joy not lon aso. when he was tor.vlnit tho war falls

the South to present the Government's UrgtT.t messaga to the cotton count iy

rauest. or vital importance, that the i -r.fr who kn-v thr.t. l;nws h.ls

: fail. TfMhey tail oil the vast !tirIn !

Fouth feed itself this year, and t lured by high-priced cotton into 'n. Teases of cotton Rcroasi as

:h war falls on i.s-anj what that KvH'il ht mean no nin dnres predict, And a ld-.i Mr. (usicy, "the far- j fir-xQ

e n t j ;i to pmduce ?;jch ,-ause. and yet fc

t,.ici jeopardize our

Krepfi ana seinstmess

NOTED PHYSICIAN CONDEMNS INJECTIONS

FOR BLOOD POISON!

own poeK-'t

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land in order to fatten h

i book, plants all cotton and dpi (rest of the nation to send him

(that man is a profiteer In ! o u r sons!"

ftT that speech a woman sought ,

. o us ley. In her voic there was a i SkV"

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fjuit I'.eterniinat 'on : In her face a su-jk' f.v

prcrr.e. sublime co'irace. a subtle some- ! f

the soul the same spirit

the hi-od of::y

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Klincr Lee, M. D.. Editor Health Cul-'qu

Pure, states: I Pave, never met with a

case of blood poison that was cured 'thin?

with injections of arsenic, mercury, hown so R'orlous'y by the women of salvr rsan. (Cr't) nco-sal vcrsati, f'l 4 ; I 'ranee by the women of all th nne:idx thes like. Another spurious system I'russian'zed and ncvfr-!"-bed'r''.siii-is tho 'Wasserman Test." Many are the 'zed world. If the Hun had the imafnnoccnt cases wh'ch under this t-st are! -nation as well as the cruel tv of the

Busneeted of blood oolson and sulioetel I savage, if he o-u!,i 1ft h.'s

to acourse of arsenic and mercurial ! i eyond a riijid tr.enta! horizon r.f rules treatment that is worse than the dis- fd formulae, he would s-0 here some-

east." Those who submit to injections , thtnz he couid not

of arsv nie ami mercury may K-.t a throuqh ticket to the place whore the !.il-ics grow and a loving embrarc with !eaih. Take a safe medicine like Nun-; ber 40 I"or The mood, the Ingredients . of which aro s?t down in tho V. S. iJis-j r-?r.r-atory and aher nieJical bocks as( follows: "Employed in diseases of the! glandular system, in blood poison, mer-l ouri.-l and lend poisonir.tr. scrofula,' c-.r'.mic rlieunixtism. catarrh, constipa-j .on.' stomach and liver trouble. I'nderi

;ind---r.stand and

t aerefnre snmethtngr he would fear. He would see the adamantine answer to his hope cf world s ub' u sp? t Ion that !:; in the eyes of the women of this la nil. I 'or meri cf su h nK'tlo rs will t.ever bo defeated; t'-.ey cannot but be

its i.-r-e n"ds, tumors, scrofulous swell-.

:rs and skin -ruptionn

I m ;;lad yot; said that." 1 rein this j v. . man in whos" eyes was the litfht that iias always flamed when war is '.vr,jfd for f re, .!(,;.. '" ha v a son j who is new in I'rc.r,' -. And 1 have a re;trlibo,r w-ho i.as not I -en foj'owintc i

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"luc.'t either :n fo.jd fiod c, .n se r va t ion

'hat have wtt.-.stor.'l an otner treatmei.t Th;s fa,.,.ly n., f ... en., ;arru. and .iisnrr- ar ss if by mf.sle." Made by J.j ,,:..,,. the woman in br kitchen nor ':'b nhiil, 40 j.-;: rs a lru ijris?. ' , ,P p..i.--Iai;d in his fwld ba rhiti -d Kvansvilb?. Ind. Adv. I the accustomed wav f livinsr. The

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Seed Your Teams and Haul it Away

wA Park Stock Yards

Hammond, - Ind.

' i Hill lipffpf lrll1f:)F"17r Big Savings on Player i . f"lw Pianos I felJs '1 Nt-$i

SOME $55088-Noto JI WS fWX-Player-Piano Afepl

Player-Piano . . .4stl laM

25 Rolls Your Choice. Delivery Free. VS5" 7

I'.'ii rruifft grrsrrsir.'iria'ui-';?. crr-w tn, xrfbv .-s rrx x-rrN

I CICSiii lliJIl III yy

, Friday and Saturday

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$450 88-Note Player-Piano . . $500 88-Note Player-Piano . .

Including Bench,

Yoiir Terms are

Our Terms

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Wednesday, Thursday;

Only

We toid you in cur recent adv. about our overstock of Pianos which we have in cur three factories and ths 24 branch stores. ( Our three factories have been running full time; every man on our regular manufacturing force has been given constant employment AND OUR INTENTIONS ARE TO CONTINUE RUNNING FULL TIME. This means that our surplus ste'ek of Pianos and Player-Pianos must be speedily disposed of, even though at startling reductions explains as wel', the reason for this gigantic clearance. And this is in accordance, too, with the present tmes, recarjing commerci.-il economy, THAT BUSINESS BE TAKEN ON AT A SMALLER MARGIN OF PROFIT, OR EVEN AT COST! The result is shown in the EXTRA SPECIAL DISCOUNT and the EXTRA SPECIAL TERMS on Pianos aid Player-Pianos assigned to Hammond and vicinity one of which should have a place in YCUR home TOMORROW TMSE J&BBUAR1TAG2E QF THES WONBERFUL

just immMi

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In Order to Sell Everv Piano, vc will Offer the Pol lowing Pianos at Prices Never Heard of Before

$275 PIANO

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$C03 PIAITO

Very Small Weekly or Monthly Payments.

S325 PIANO $250 PIANO

Very Small Weekly or Monthly Payments.

$375 PIANO

$400 PI AIT j

Very Small Weekly or Monthly Payments.

210,000 American Homes Own a Story & Clark Piano. 60 Years Ago Your Grandmother Owned a Story & Clark Organ.

LARGEST RETAIL PlttO HOUSE IN THE WORLD

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ESTABLISHED 1857

Pay a Little Now and Then

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tPEH EVEMIKGS TiLL 9 P. M.

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Opposite Postoffice

OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M.

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man has been plann'njr to r1"' most of h, ; Pin.l in i-ntl"n. Their taiile has had as nvub f 1 as it ever did. und upon ill d.i'.'s, because they seeiri t-i think Molt - !nc they p'rud'i'.ed the food they ..! not rons'TV-'.'1 'Finally X .-ou!d stand it no longer, "'ot lone apo I went t' this woman r-.r 1 kni'W if I could innkt her under-

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snd Machinists For Important Ordnance Work Apply in person or by letter Standard Steel Car Works ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT HAMMOND, IND.

h o n i ; : but I aui r."t w!llin? for bin to s:,:fcr and saoiif'e i" order that I k! it'or.s may be scraf i!b-d and ifri-t I . misei s in rea.se their va:ns. I think , you will i iian;o your way when you . ::nd:-stan-' that your conduc t may sac- ; i rlfh. i".y buy wb.oTii j on liave known 1 ; nit h!s P'e ,. since he was n babv Witt' cotrly bair, to.bi'.iriK around nndj

1 t.viri to learn t walk. 1 cfon t torn

for:-, th I i a . o

ir toll dutv." conditions cf Sinclair Oil an

; a h'-i -'!i '." r wl:. Is fa.iintr The company has expanded

;, tl e ( ;,, , i nun nl's food pio-i.,Ilfj trtiprv-nttt had to be made at i

i-rriui" liavf y..u a ?o '.: io-i l Jlchtltirf in l'rim' 1 r then, may cause th ,-, n, jo : i elativf. yi-ur to', rate that?

n. a relative, a c? That ro ich- ,. death of yi. ur friend. Will yoii

fan! tlie hnhanJ nlo would b

fhai.tted. You are tryinR yi.ur host v. u w er.t to Join !!;'.': n-.an in n-Pt- , to kill my boy,' 1 said to her. I'm sur ; tnsr bioi. And ymi'vn not to chance,,! nil 1 aven't realized that this is the j n - w 'hat yon do understand, now that j (frect of what you and your husband j I'vo told you just wh.it it means." j

ar' .!');nv, but it the efTect Just the -..nd -he d!d chance. She was In same. Civ' ' mut understand wha t. I tr arf. ,e!c. c. I finished. T am afraid T

it meiiia. If rr.y hoy must tie ki.i.ii i 1 vo-imb-d her verv deeply, hut it had to

he d..fc. She is con.-rvmcr fod now

no oiie ;:i tiip cuuntv is more ardent

I.e. t nd her husband l poinff to

i put f'.iii food and feed crops and

want tho enemy only to bear trio pur

den of responsibility for his death. I

vnnt to know that he ilied for his j

courtry. truly. I don t w ant my own

neighbors, thn peopia wno preicnu w n,,. pi ,,in an Ins land in cotton. I i market be my friends, to help kill him. I am ; ,lon't kn0w what I would have done I t

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Clad and proud for htm to

There bar; been much

ireleit recently

'cui.-ition m ;ardins the

Rich

Hammond Bachelor

Wants Wife. "Many people have blamed me for not

cettine married. Since childhood I have!

suffered from stomach and 1

they hadn't i.dvmired." she admitted j

Hith a little smile, "but T'rn sure there j

r, some way. and I would have found ULU TsUl. U UlillifLi

it and 1 wo. ild have done, whatever was i I ne escT, v I neorle r? younc Kt fin red' ne.fs.aij to io. ' rheeked. ruddv an, 1 vigorous. Othrs? ara "Von have done the thins: that i rid ct 40 joints henfinntn to stiffen up o,r ., r.nvernment. because I a bit: step bcpinninrf 'o lapr and lose p.s.

r trouble. . . , . ' ' " . ,. , pi ins;ih"r.: occasional toU'-m- cf pam 1 i t is the ;, .vernmr n t. bornaj" it makes,,' . . , ,. ,t ... ,,o !

never being able to set any medicine orj t,.ft , , v rnaient." said Mr. .Oualey. j PoaVib!v a twtnpc n' rheumatic r'ain. doctor to help me. Now that MtJT'S: . . i.-t hi most exses th-se ar. h danger; Wonderful Remedy lias entirely cured ! I""" ? 'f; l": ' ia:e:o o, ui you .lin t the kl:lr.-ya Bra j

j i in , . i I t n II, at ii ii i .' ' " .......... . nc, prom J.av i:o: iik iih'ii v ' : iv vs i i i. t

high prices, wh.ch Rave riso to the , .report that the present divldent of ratof ST. year micht either be reduced, or passed in the near future. The d-

rector." will rr.eef April I1"1. Interests i-c-nvet 5ant with its affairs r.y a ohanpe in the d; id--nd rate ; n"l been dise;is.ed. The company t , d'on? the Viitreest business !n its ht- ! t"r;. Tl'.e plants u r ruivnlne at capo-

itv and handlin-,- "it.oi'ol ha i re's of oil a day. Ahout ?'i.Ci.o"i It'?, d-niy are bein at run thti'i'ich the S'la-mile pine-line to f"liic;ci, ar:d substantial deliveries r, re beinsat in ad tn the Standard C;l

I'fiT.pany of Indiana '-n aonnl ; nnri.iiHi"i hrls. o!" crude recer.tl

to the Standard "oncern. As one. Sinclair interest puts it. "We have pientj' of production, plenty .' oil. our refineries are vvorlcinsr at capacity arid w sec ri'-thinp: to v.o:ry r.b.'-it."

?TmM YOUR HEAD.

BREAK THAT COLD

IGet after that cold, cough,

grippe vith Dr. King's New Discovery.

Pont wait until It "sets" Into your (iitlre system and approache tha dangirojs stage. Go to & drusciat, as rr.iliiona a! others have dona during t -.e

last fifty years, and get a fifty cent bct-

' the ; tiesold , at.

-the same price It always has sold

STANDARD OIL CO. RAISES WAGES

me. I am anxious to ftet a wife." It t?

j there- is crea ted

a scr-1 i "ne nt c!

r those who do not

now sustain our country, there win n

very

bv one s neial-.hnra would make 11. e mi-

stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments. vvk,,, have everywhere a

XF.W YORK. April

moves tha catarrhal mucus from the' .

Intestinal tract and allays tha inflammation which causes practicallj- all

-V, th

ices wcro T:n .'line

you have

Including appendicitis. One dose will , D;,bI!o SPntirr.ent such

convince or money refunded. Summers ; n,,pt,.j tll mak hcre. so the food slackPharmacy, r.idgeley Vrug Store In Gary,jr cither in production or conservation Central Drug Store In Indiana Harbor. wiij i, jonthed and locked down upon. 1 '" the th.-.iKht!ess "'' ' --"' '"

,---.t--i ' m,.T,-ini- r.r trie r..iis.'n mnT are ft wr.v

formir.sr iu the bod v. To ne!ect the?" I'osieu mis i:i..ri.init i

r.aturn! warnings if a crime apainst jilants of the Standard Oil company- of vourself. If you have theS.3 symptoms T,.-,,- ,,,. ,-.r -u

i"-w offenders, for to be despised you can Pnd prompt relief in t-01d . ' ; v,,i,i,., ,i ,..af.t,

MhL'.il, uaariem on iippui-.f. v -- .. . more than 2') years this has leen the : men will be Increased ten per cent. This recoanizvd remedy for kidney and Mad- , j!t tn(? Fjxth wage increase cranted vd-

ae- pumi'iiis. GOLD MFDAL Haarlem Oil Capsuler: nro imported direct from tho laboratories at llarlm. Holland. Get thorn at vour (l-uesi't". llo not take a suhs'l-

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untarily by the company since An crust J, 1315, and the merapo advance for all classes f lubor In that time arooun's t,, TO TMW- nor.

Throat-tickle is relieved by the firs, spo'j, w'uil, eyes flop watering-, ci.est-!hle:-i loosens, sneesins ceases, eoutt'i i-cs.' s up, sniffiJns Is done away with, quick relief follows. liood for every member of your farr.i-!;-from Grandma to . youngster, .'lust 4fty "Kings New Piscovery." to your Irugrijlst hell have it. Keep Bowel Movement Regular Dr. Kings New Life Tills cause a I'-allhy flow of Bile and rid your Stomnh and Itowels of waste and ferment -nst body poisons. They are a Tcr;c to .our Stomach and Liver and tone, th general system. First dose relives. Try it today. Still :5c, all drusis'Adv.

Are vour Thrift and 'War-Pa vlr.

f Stamp pales co, u p 1! ir-. r your wckiy o!.'ta'.' If not why :iot?