Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 243, Hammond, Lake County, 11 April 1918 — Page 2

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THE TIMES.

HIMMOID BALL SEASON STARTS 28TH

t'ro idnm Jumelhins nnfrsr-fn ioo. not happen thi lwb:i sen sou is to i'i 11 in Hammond Sunua.. Apr it SUi. "ccriiniK to owner Taul larUuhu in an ' ti"rvipw li.rta. With the Kiuiimi being in I'li-n.v pood "l.dition. the t)r?t workout will ho hM i ill- ai k this ooniniK SuikIhv. Wf.h I I ex.option .f a pitrii.-r I'arduhn his ; . iine-up slnuvt cum pitted. Arrnn.- ' :it ro boins mad.- to wive an rxhttit'mi h.n.T.t game for the l;ed Cross -'.ii..i.i afternoon April 1.

S, :n. of thf s'.ajs who w in be ,! 't. action tins rar and who pla-d on

th chnmpionship line-up las-t seamn j aro: Hudson, latchcr; Artio Hoffjnaii, ! tirst base and manager; Mosul, liecorut ! hnpo: Moll, third bane, und Konnneis i j;hode and Dehavp. outlleld.

DEATH OF MRS. ERNST. Af".ter on ilinrss of pneumonfa. Mrs. Mary Ilinst, u if- of I.v-o Krn.t. O.s iJarrtelu avenue, West Hammond, di.-d yHitcriiiiv noon. Jirf. Ernst was ;." yars old and lur-

sides her husband she l .survived by j

nine .rhtldien. She !.- well known and a pioneer j evident. The fiiiieiiil will b lieM fit lit- St. JoMrpli church .Sat irrtay nmrninK nt t c-'clork when the reqiiiiii high mass will bo said. Interment in the St. Jo-si-pti cemetery.

RADIOGRAM DEVIL TO KAISER Decoded by Eugene H. Blake of The Vigilantes

Anyway the Sign Was.

A report wa m.ide to the police this ' mortcitiK- that n auu smmhed into ! itreet .in nt ti e n-rner of Cedar au.i

I HibniMit street .-ptt rday eonu.g bivk-,

', iitg it in tw o. I. w,-i not learned whet I ' er or not anyone nil" injured.

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U. S. Food Adminitration License No. G 13773 !

Week-Und Grocery Sale Worth Attending ji Wc offer the following Grocery Specials that are j E! noteworthy for their qualities as ivell as for their j ( reduced prices. j l 'Navy Beansl

Have just invited expression from leading Hadens on anniversary your getting America into out war; Genghis Khan sends Congratulations on one moie year superbestiality but fears this may be referred to a peace conference; Alexander The Great says no man car wish for more worlds to conquei with hundred million Americans ir balance; Frederick The Great urge; fooling Americans into quick Ger man peace; Pharaoh fears increas ing plagues of hunger, disease aii world hate unless you stop; Louii Sixteenth says watch your home: Nero considers American dock tires clever; Napoleon Bonaparte suggests making sure Russia consider: you a liberator and not an emetic; Attila sends congratulations that your spies and rlre bugs still infest America; Catherine De Medici say one St. Bartholomew's night may be safe but you can't run slaughtei too many years; Abdul Hamid sure you can finish Armenians but says Americans are armed; I think American slow but dangerous; don't know whether to congratulate oi not. DEVIL.

Thursday. April 11. 1918.

HERE'S FIRST VIOLATION IN HAMMOND Ti.o first ioIation of th Indiana dry law tn Hammond ince the saloons were tlosed on April ?, was found by the police yest erd:ty w hen I ; ring Woods, a nearo and proprietor of a. hotel for colored fit Oide nt ;o Hohmitii street, wus arretted by a. squad of p.do e h. uded by Captain Ueoipe Hanlon. Woods is .hailed with opera', .1 blind pitf He furnishrd a ."'. bond for preliminary hearing in the city pohee court, over a gallon of whiskey was tound in his posses.:-ton. it is not known whether OI riot Woods wu. Sellir.tf the whiskey.

Root and Herb Medicines Indian medicine men contend that the roots and herbs of the fiId furnish a panucea for every ill to which human tleh is heir, lie that as it may, it is Interesting- to note that the most nieleMsful remedy In the world for female Ills. Ivvdia K. Pinkl.ani' Vetcetahle ( 'ftiipoiind. was eoinpounded mote than forty years ago by Mrs. i.ydia K. Vlnkharu nf I.ynn. Mass., from the roots and herbs of the held, and today it is ree"Hnizeil fro.u shore to shore as th" Hamliiid remedy for feoiale ills Adv. L- . .. I j

WHITNEY FUNERAL. A larp- eone. nr-e of friends iitt- nded the n-pn ssie fun-rt!l srvl.( P o.r the lemain of Mrs. '. '. Whi'iierwhich were held nt ti e residence i.t toys H.vsb'p pla-et yesterday atternoon of S .Vloek. Tin; It. v. Kass- tr Wi'S HI

ebarpe. The reinnin were interred in

the family lot m ot,;v n,u --niet-ry beside the remains of her son (,l.oti who passed away butt, iweek followlnr a short il'nesa .if pie uinonin.

TO LUTE TOO CLASSIFY

I'AP.T" who took ru(f off back porrh ,"!02 Ji.ojfc'fis ave, will save trouble by retu re ; rite same. Wi s-t Hammond. W. N'T lOM At ot.ee, ehamb, rm.iids. Xlohavk Hotel, cor. Michigan and :r:iteu:tto st. Phone 26?.. 1-id. HarV-r 4-1 J-:

He Was Lucky. Another lucky Mitonwbi.'o a'-rid-nt. occurred in H-ji-niiond l.t nicht when tht- . , n ......

i.ii wetL-oounu pa.ss.ner tra;u j struck r machine at the Hohinan street j crossing. The driver whose name was j not learned, jump, d to safety. The ear i

was had! iliimaped. Ti,.. tifi.n hid just left the depot and was cniy tiavc 'iurf at a iov rate r f sp. t-d.

DeLUXE Today the erection of Hammond's Liberty Hall will be show n. Come and see yourself in this great picture.

I Mil fcimfe WPt$ a if YoSVsLf $1-1 E X tested M5sSr"x I Is now. Mmj M J

No 1. Hand Picked Michigan i s 1 Navy Beans, per pound - JL Cw

THE TIES' FINANCIAL

COMi

Many Dodges.

I'nrotne fr'-m lietroi to beid-"en ?. i

j D. twenty Dodge machines passed I Jfhroiie-li llami"onl thi inorrins;. i ! NOTED PHYSICIAN .CONDEMNS INJECTIONS! I FOR BLOOD POISON!

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B.i It KSi t.h 121 iJi

Buckwheat Cakes Maple Syrup

lOc 23 c 46c

Lion. Brand Self-Kisinjr Buckwlicat Flour. "Wcf-Knd price per pkg.. Silver Kettle Brnnd Maple Syrup, 18-: lottles on special sale

Koo-Koo Brand High (irnde Table Syru.) 1 e, gallon 'ans. 4 lls. 10 oz. net, can

3 Big Laundry Soap Bargains

: Swift"s J?ridc Laundry Soap. 10 bars for . . 45c I; Armour's Lighthouse Soap. 10 bars for . . 55c ji FairbanJcs Mascot Laundry Soap. 10 bars for 39c

! Extra Large Fancy Queen Olives El College Brand, large izc olives, full quart J A j Ei jars, regular price 50c jar, uu sale at

E: ; Strictly iYesli new laid Kggs. duvet -! i : XZyyo from the country. On salt- cy r , ;i E ; per h zei. 3 OC li 1 TIK, Monsoon Brajid Pure Cj'ab Ap- A 1 J eily apple .Jelly, tin's sale, tumbler. J. 4fC '! ! Q Sjiidr's Pure Ttmato Soup. Id oz. tail ;j i kDOLtjJ t-ans. on ale -Friday and Sat- -4 1 E 2? urday per can . JL '! i T?lm r 'uo(' Quality Fresh Ground Barley S e J- lOVtr Fltui', 10-iound bags on sale sr r if.j

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At eh iso n American iieet Sus,ar American Cnr i-dry. American 1 .oeomot i c Araeonda American Smelting: Brooklyn Itapid Transit Ualdwin I.oeomo; i e. Italf intcre and )hio Canadian l'ardrlc American n '.'o. Xew York 'rtral Colorado I'uel t'entral Leather Chesapeake nd tihio Crucible Steel Krie General Kb. -trie ".teat Xorthern Mexican Fetroleum Xoifolk and Western Nor' hern Pacific Pennsylvania Peoples e.'as Republic Iron and Steel Headingr. S. Rubber American Sugar . Southern Pacific Southern Ky.il way Cba-o. Mil. and St- Paul . Texas OH T. f?. Steel I'rion Pacific I "tali ."opper V.,i!s 'Jeil;iild

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Khl-.er I.ee, J, . Kditnr Health ''Ui-; tare, states: "f ha-.e never in. t with a j case of blood p..;s,,n that, was cured with injections' .f ftrsfinc. meroury. I salversan. ifi"6) nif.nilvi-r.siii, and the like. Ano'li. r tpui b us vysr.-m : the Wiikserma.n Tist.' Many are tii -' inr.oieiit cases which tir.de r this test sre: suspected of blood poison r.d subj-ct.i lo a nr of ai fi'iii''. and m r uri!! t treatment that is v.ors than t h di-j ease." Those who submit to injee.tk.n of arsenic arid mercury ir.sy cat a j through ticket to the riace where the; il.iisitr.s grow and a lo-, mK f tnl'rfice w ithj death. Take a safe inedi. ine like Number 40 Kr The Woo.), the Ingredients j of which ar set down in the 1". st. prr..vatorj and other medical Ie-,..)s as' f-i'.lous: "Ktnployed in dm af of the, si-indular ytetn, in bin. id p"i.'".-i. nur-j .-una! and lend poif oninje. Fcrofui.t.l

i bronic roeumat isp catarrh, c.on--ttpa-

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tion, t-ton ach arid ii . or trouble. t "ruler! t

its use nodes, tumors, scrofulous s,ve'. 1it.BS. sores, ul.ers end Fkiu -rup!ions that have withstood all other treatment disappear as if by magic." Made by J. . Mendenhalt. 40 years a drufftiif, Kvansville. Ind. Sold i-.y J..s. S'. 'ei. Hammond, and Ontral Trn St.ie. "410 Mtehifcon Ave.. Indiana liarbor.--Adv.

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pASTJMB TODAY Wm. Fox Prf-sents Marian Cooper in a picture of the Canadiiin ood-; "The Silent Lie" FRIDAY Harold Lockwocd In his latest picture "The Square Deceiver" Sunday and Monday--WM. S. HART in "The Cap'ivo Ood"

DeLUXE THEATRE TODAY AND FRIDAY Billie Burke -in "Arms and the Girl" T',-. ery Friday and Saturday v.e viil run Abiaham Lmcoin in ."SO NS OF DEMOCRACY" The first chepter is "My Moth's?. A complete Btorv.

SATI. Rn v Wm. S. Hart

,ii his greatest picuue

"The Bargain

6UNDAY Wallace Reed and Anna Little in Nan of Music Mountain And TOTO THE CLOWN

MONDAY AND TUESDAY Mary Garden "Thais" And Fifth Episode of "THE EAGLE'S EYE."

WED. AND THURSDAY Mary Pickford In

"Amarilly of Clothes

line Alley'

Coming APHII. 21, 23, 21.

"Birth of a Nation" at Popular Prices l ii I i n er H7t' tin fl ."c. . J C ven 1 its -.".

We will test your eyes FREE and i you do r.o- r.eed U

glasses or to change glasses we will tell you so. If you do need glasses ve will Hi them to your crc wiu, care and charge you only a reasonable price. When we furnish your glasses you may know they iie correct. WE KNOW OUR BUSINESS. CARROLL & NEWTON

JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS 186 State Street. Hammond, Ind.

CHICAGO OKAIN PUTVJtES. ''OIIX-JU), 1.27?. '.'ATS May. St?;c: April. ?0c.

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lva5T6 . ,,k-s. on sale at j&lQ B

i UOCUUin half lb. cans, ,n sale at. . . . C I i Sn-XT nn-T an Takes tho pIac0 of thrf'e S

18c

CHICAGO P&OSVCE. r.PTTIon Creamery evtras. 40 creamery first. 29 vj 40c; firsts. "7 ."'c; seconds. .;;:fSf.c. F.;'iS Ordina Ties. 30 t-; la sts. l.ivi; Por:i.Tr.T ir.icks. os:n.: fteese. 'n ?,; ftrkeyt. 2."4jt 31c. VKA L 50 to 0 lbs.. 1 7 fit I 7 to SO lbs.. KUfiu;,..; to 110 lbs., 13 it lOUc: I'aticy. l'l'-:':c: c.verv. ejrht kidneys. 1 iO to i7 b.. ::,c; coarse. Jd'O; 3 2 c. P'T.vrOK?-Oir. n: fan.'y v5f.-Tn-. ?! l.'je; Wts.-llinn , f0-g,$i.00.

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on sal

cakes, abtries, etc

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Baby Dies. .y! .,-. -r I'ltibin:-. :;-ni(niii oid .-l-.il-i "f Mr and Mrs. Jay jp f n... ;,i j praham avenue, in We.st I io nur..mi. died a.', the family residence yesterday eeninr after a brief jijne.ss tf stomach trouble. The funeral will b- hild at ti,e St. .PiF?ph church. Friday morninir im S o'clock. Burial in the St. Joseph cemetery.

! Martha Washington Candies

l! .HOT DUE TO SEX ALONE

We have been unb'ole to sect-.; e ;p.--se fav-ot it wee tp;en t in the past two months until t.etd:. . when 'v ival special arrangements with the Chicago l. re itch of the Mas t ha Washington Candv 7o. to ship n a complete moi tment of these candle every I"rida y. The retuin -f Mattha Washington cands will te welcomed iy many of our iiatrony.

Many Women Have Learned The Cause of Many Mysterious Pains and Aches.

Pound. 65c

Half Pound. 35c

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Tie:heys Mill; i.'hocolate contents', v e r y n'.urii'h'.ng. P- und pike tiOc, tpe- , ial week-end price one-quart- y ter po-ind. . i. JL L

..i N.'ohle.s, con-.-t.sf of ground P-.'P-con and pean-.t.-' in a molaose tiff;..

rejj. pr:ce per 1U

.special per half lb

12c

i t.-onj? L-i. , ti-e.i no intn-ditctiv.n. ifft"iar price (.er P.). 4uc. Special for the Week I'.nti Sale per

l-.alf pound nt

15c Hi

Toilet Goods Specials

Jjiva Rice Face Powder, fc

ttntp. regular price 50c,

special at

Cutex Cuticle Remover or Nail Cake. SOc box special ry ry for thla ale at JLC Colgate's. William". Rexall or

Santtol Talcum Powder, Sac can special

I.oid Baitimoie ?tationeiy in tints and eeh in two shaped envelopes. DOc box spe- Q Q i ;al at

35c

15c

Pure Drug I Specials Ca'dweil's Syrtip f.f Fepf'.n. : I for constipation, $1.00 - bottle ppcial OiC : ;E Horlick's Malted Milk, hospi- !E tal size, regular price J3.75. : fpeclal offer rtO !l each JiJZSO j

stomach. 25c sire on y sale at JL OC

OarPeld Tea for constipation

'J'n: pa''Kasre special nt

17c 1

women have tome ff know

that .ex in't the reoon for all backMi. John Gay. 107 One Hundred orde.ic. Men have these troubles, too. and often they come from kidney weakness. To live ximply. eat jparinirly, lake better care of ..ne'x self and to use Doan'n Kidney IMls. bound to help bad kidneys vet better. There ! no other remedy so well-re. ommenderl by Lake County people. Kead this Indiana Harbor case: Mrs. John Garv. 1P07 One Hundred Thirty-seventh f-'t . Indiana Harbor, says: "I can surely rttommend Donn's Kidney F lis. for I d n't know of anythingas good for kidney trouble About twelve years acto 1 had inflammation of the bladder thst made me pretty miserable. My kidneys a ted so irregularly, I was annoyed constantly and I felt weak, nervous and tired. I read about Doan's Kidney Pills: what they were doing for other who had suffered as I did. and got a box. They soon relieved me and two boxes put my kidneys in good order. The inflammation of the bladder left me and I felt fine, in

every way. Since then when i, r.eys haven't acted just right, have nui. kly relieved me." Price f0 ;t all dealers.

t. imply for a kidney Poan a Kidney Pills the

iy !idboan's Don't

e medy get same that

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Mrs. Gay had. llfgrs.. Buffalo.

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RPHEUM THEATR HAMMOND, irsD.

Extraordinary Attraction TODAY AND FRIDAY The most original reproduction of the first, line trenches with our Sammies somewhere in I re 3. "NO MAN'S LAND" 9 P E O P L E 9 Every man. woman and child should see this act, as it is positively the best of its kind ever 6een in Hammond.

Nedda & Silvio Maurice Woods Harp and Violin Novelty. America's Versatile Prima Donna and Impersonator. Miller, Gadshaw & Miller May & Kilduff Two Men. a Girl and Piano. A Branch of Justice.

Matinee 10c-15c. Nights--10c, 25c, 35c. New S-how Moi.day. Wedm s,da and Saturday. Mat. nee Daily 2:00 p. :u. .Nights. 7 to 11 p. h'- Sunday Continuous "J -1 1 p. nt.

Friday and Saturday S HUBBARDHUBEARD Ss FOR Quality, Serviced Low Prices We deliver in Hessville, Gibson and Highland. Boneless .Rolled Rib Roast, no waste, no bone liOc Shoulder Koast Veal ! 23c Native Breast Veal. 22c Xativc Veal Stew 22c Fresh Vfade Hamburger . . . 18c Home rade Pork Sausage 25c Fresh Spare Ribs 19 lc Pork Butt for Roasting 28c Plate Corn Beef, Finest in City 15c Boneless Brisket Coin Beef 20c Mayer's Edelweiss If am.'. ., . .31Ac Ham Shank, only. . . . . , .JJ , , 19c Nome Made Saner Kraut, quart . . 10c Dry Lima Beans, per lb 17c Fancy Dry Apricots, per lb 25c Aemc and Grandma Pancake Flour. '2 for 25c Rumford Baking Powder, lb. can 22c Peas, Corn, Tomatoes. ( cans SI. 00 Fancy Rice, 1 lb.. 13c: 2 for .'.25c Locus Butterine. lb. package 1.50 Wilbur Cocoa. lb 20c Macaroni or Spaghetti, ;i for 25c Tall Milk, can 13C; two for. . ,25c Radishes, Lettuce, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Wax Beans. One Delivery Only. C. W. HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE. 741 CLAUDE ST.. HAMMOND.

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Forced to vacate on or before April 20, as building is to be wrecked. Our entire stock must be sold and removed regardless oi cost and value. Hammond Second Hand Furn.Ex. 204 Stale St. Opposite Postoffice

When you buy of a sliding price piano dealer you feel you must be on your guard all the time. You know tie is trying to get (he besd. of you. Xo mailer what inside price you force him to. ou are doubtful whether fhe price is low enough and the value high enough. You know he is using his skill his experience to pet. the better of you. If you try to get value from such a dealer by taking the advice of a wise "friend," you will be more helpless than ever, for the wise friend, while ostensibly getting you an inside wholesale price, fcees to it that the price is still high enoutrh to make the dealer a fat profit and give her or him a secret coiuraisfeion. The only way you ran play even with a sliding price dealer i. not to buy from him. To be absolutely safe and worry free come to our store, where each price is the lowest to every on' Where out skill and experience is your a!l -and aids you in selecting the best piano for your money. The friend who tells you to trade at Straube's is sincere, for tie pay no commissions to anyone. Here you will find the finest selections of pianos, including the KRANICH 4. BACH, STRAUBE, HAINES BROS.. MARSHALL & WENDALL, BEHR. BROS., KOHLER & CAMPBELL, FRANCIS BACON, ETC, SPLENDID USED CHASE BROS. PIANO, only.. $98 LARGE SIZE REED & SONS PIANO, only 98 $500 USED WESSEL PLAYER PIANO, only 325 NEWEST GULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANOS : 395 NEWEST BEHR BROS. PLAYER PIANOS 425 NEWEST WILBORN SOLO-HARP PLAYERS ... 425 USED BURBANK PIANO, NICE MAHOGANY 85 NEWEST OVERTON PIANO, LARGE OAK 190 $10 SENDS A PIANO HOME $10

Phone 661. 631 Hohman St. Hammond.