Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 254, Hammond, Lake County, 25 April 1918 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Thnrsdnv. April 1!J8. COMING TO THE BIJOU NEXT SUNDAY

IT WILL BE TOO LATE TO BUY BONDS WKSN n:"R l! e Pld:ers of Fiance. V.nzland and rfrii-a r;ii of Franco l. MAY ,i,. 'Vhvi :.aioj- si, r- ., the pom! nil!; R:-:i; !i :n sf'i" h'n V': ' Il'.i, W. lld gf.a-! ps N,v Y..t a-ni r-:ir .-...iuu y in t: r.rip that rU'lNKl Tie! c ;;rii. N IIKX that J ' ' i. om is nt your n-:';' t;."ont --vo;:' iv-L;'.-fM-'s 5 1: re at .---; '.v.- n y .:. i-.i'-v may he in.r.ab-d on .- H:n a s -c. pt to make sp- ; f : hellish !n r '1 " r. TiiKKKFOr.F. i;!:tt;-t: :.v.s Ycrn moxkv Tii rN..-r,i: s.;t NO V. AM' iI.I.TN'M.Y. THAN' to iiavi: KMfKf: ri:.:, oka:.; it r.FTiif.r:s.-T.v.

Buy The Hew Liberty Bond TO-DAY Help Vin The War! ATTENTION!

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SOLDIER PASSES AWAY ;

Pvt. C. E. Pettys Dies at Del Rio, Texas.

"V.fffM E. J 5S5 at Car; New York. : far-, 7 r. cst.s to far

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AND THtN CAME THE KAISERS HORDES OF BAOV KILLER5 (SCENE- FRCM TME1 kaiSE-R The EA&t Op BEtN )

- for f.irrti, garden rd 1:l H hav a poo'! stock of Fertilizer 0:1 ham! ami car. ply uii p: !.; ' . in ion. . or pnial! lo:. ri-!! us

price? Maginct Bros. HAMMOND, INQ. PHONE 374.

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rr:--th' r aaic ; 1 Hrtir.r.iori'l an-I Kav hor: 3trtro rvr , :ti'o, J:n::.ir' 5. t:!, i:o fT:!Nci3 :n T. si ;o.j a o.'i'ftlrv'..:r.i. lip tva. on v.i l.ftry pi''.:.-. J,:ty A 'ion ho h.-c.-l ;)' U'U. W Itil pilP'Dl' ll.;!. Af-or a she: t t:i::.--- of four cays ho ll:s !..otti.-r wa t.1'o1 to his bod5iti" hut it was too !atf a ho h-ii pas1 away l..-f...v; she K'.,f th-Tf. T!;..i 'wi!,; Moi..!y after his ih :uh his rvgir. if i-.t ! for 1'ianco.

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nv-thor, A !!. U'.ioifl.. prar.ilfathT ami fcran-lir.othor. Mr.- uml Mrs. Alo n Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Marsh and family. Frod Marsh and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh ar.d family of Hammond.

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of Vihor. . p.. Mr. and Mrf. AV.

f Ni'-olls md familv of Flasher. N". Mr. at.d Mrs. Oh a. li.-o .mrl family of l-'ra If I "a., ar.d an only aunt on

fath.-i '9 side Mr s. Arna Smith of Oilvi. N. Y. '.o was 111 Odd l'.ll'ov and n

T :o- 1 : :i - v 5 in-'.i 1 . .at ;:: a i- d 5;io i'oni;. .aH and t a:r.;l i"'ro thoy laid Tii" c.':irr.'.': '.o'n-' ciarhs 'r ',).' funo-.al attd ca1 ir 1 f : in. N;

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took iii.ar llli.-toj i.haro.v:'

tliiit nlooaroio.l a h sh rr'.ha'.o fan. :ni was a 1 r ifo s l.tsin d.Miiiss'd as a soidir boy.

to bo h.old at Indiana; dn '. : Mis i Fra Halvoad.

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ing frr.-i) Itoh.art charter. ' ;nc nr t': ' n'onois in attend th 44:h annua' for h'. pnp: j " J r. f Indiana ssat-.i chaptor. c pt a i o-o;ou v i

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;v; n i o i - at '.jry j jl rrsisii' d t 1 a.;- j a t.io M.-rlc Mann- ;

45 Suits 37

$16.75 $18.50 $22.50

36 15

Coats

$14.75 $18.00 S22.00

Also a Large Selection of DRESSES at Reduced Prices. Store Open Friday and Saturday Nights

I.I.O.'Ol I.OO'T. li'-C Oi.iLi' -w .-I : F; aiiij.r. rntivm. Mr-, flra.v- Thomr- ; U ton 'di" is a numhor of thr courjitte 3 of i;harl--rs and d i-pons.i: o 'i.s v. , 11 moot R

w.th t i.e oonm. it ' ; Asa Fulloik. wh i.ay for the pa-1 frr,t ,,r. i5 lmsm- i : ah. and t ' i

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Mrs. Thomas ar.d nio-hrr. Mis. F.ont.. r of Hatnh-t, Fid., visited hero over Sun- I day at the- lmmo of Mr. and Mis. K.l I'loch. Mrs. Graham of Lafayette, in hore ,,o.iOi,' with l.-'.athrs for a ffMv (la ' s.

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Hit'm.-ij. ha has horn '.v.ari.- U

Outfitters for Women Exclusively 155 East Stale Slreet Hammond. Ind.

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I "Fatty" Arbuckle Opens the Ball Season

TODAY

Piano Prices the Lowest, Pianos

the Best E

ery Day in the Year

DO vou ever set tired of that old, "time-worn, be- Unf&i 1-1 1 1 1 1 f f t 1 1 K

price piano dealers about iSacnlicing the 1 Too Many on Hand $650 Player Pianos onl

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Must Move in 10 Days and a thousand other IfffMU' make-believe excuses to excite vou into buying niiiiiiiiiliiiilil

cheap Pianos? You know that it is unnecessary to o?c from $10 to '2) on ric iano jut to move tlieiu, whon the lraynrj;e ni a single piano is only :;..")0. Also, you are izettinir ao'inaiuted with tiurapid tire every two wreks sale ex--uso wlii'h is alsoIutfly noeessary o unload a huivh of undesirable "junk" called pianos under the pre

tense of $300 Pianos only $162" M$150 Pianos only $253" "$500 Playef W

Pianos only $214. You know that ambodv would ac-'-ept t'nuu '2 t 7." Ul

a?;i nice, fat commission for takm.s nit unuspe':tiiii4 pnr boy. r to :. Slidinir Trice Tianu Sellers. Imt YOU as a piano cut'nu r would nt bu our )iatn of the 'r:et all they ran" dealers. You know their "tacu.-s. You know that you can not believe them about quality brraiw they uii leal you about the price.

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Procrastination is the thief of health: Keep yourself well by the timely use and help of

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L&rit Sal of Any M,dicin, in tli, W,rl4. -.ciiri cTarjwbcr. la bozaa. 10c. 2S-

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ROSCOE "FATTY" ARBUCKLE, STAR IN PAR AM OUNT-AR BUCKLE COMEDIES, BEGINS THE BALL SEASON WITH BUSTER KEATON AND AL. ST. JOHN.

f' Xrit '.'ery i'v'p f;.",ri-?s r'ir ; 1 'icucht of lovp in th.e spring

to time.

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Stranbe's Are Selling More Fine Pianos and Players Today Than Ever Before!

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. at.y ...,ll -. .U.-sn.S r, ,.... ,on ,jn n,r nP d ; !:or tvPn t ha.k ! irr.r.I o "v-hon mn 1 gvt out on that ,(( t,ir.ir s;ii,;;n worko!l nil night oi l field an'l bnnR thp plir n.-mss ; finlsriins their nrxr rnram.-'tr.t comtfcp lot?" And hf rlhl It, too, the first; o.iy.

IS HERE So is Morse's Laxa -JPIiIrt for Colds, LaGrlppc and Headache Composed of Laxatives, and Aspirin in combination with other well-tested remedies. Guaranteed to relieve LaGrippe or a Cold in a few hours; Headache in a few minutes. CQuick, pleasant and cfScaciou. A trial v. :!l convince.

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'J'he public is learning: that the "sky high" price with fake discounts on pianos is a hoax. They are. learning that the '"cyclone everv week tiiano sale" is onlv a frost. Thev are gettinu- the scales off their

eyes about misleading piano advertising and arc purchasing pianos at St ran he's because 'thev iave learned by com'aring the pianos the straightforward one lowest prv, no commission plan with the other bewhiskej-ed excuses, that iStraube V sell more real piano fr less money, evrvv day in the year, than all the whirlwind" fake concerns put together.

Newest Overton Pianos S195

Newest Woodward Pianos Newest Kohler & Campbell Pianos Newest Haines Bros. Pianos

Newest Gulbransen Players I95 Newest Behr Bros. Players 125 Newest Marshall & Wendall Players. . . 500 Newest Brambach Grands 405

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Newest Wessel Players .

;95

Newest Geo. Gross Pianos S1200 Newest Behr Eros. Pianos 270 Newest Marshall & Wendall Pianos 295 Newest Straube Pianos ;j:j5 Newest Wlilborn Players -125 Newest Hammond Players 475 Newest Straube Players 5S0 Newest Kranich & Bach Grands. 050 Newest Bacon Flayers 450

! fp.-t'.irltitr fori pany at Indiana. Hiirbor.

Mr. nrid Mr. 31. I'V.e-k visit.-'I w uh ireiitives at Ifepoeip:-h "s IC rd.'i ;. . Mr.o. A. i". Knight, who re-turned from .Vrrey hospital the first of the- vitpIs aftr undei pcoiisr a vry. frioii' o;t:-

a'lon. i5 gttinir alone nierly. I William nnd Henry :'iod.l have born eal'.ed loon" on a. count of the seiiouE iilnep of their motlier. I The TUtn sday Kvenir.s: rlub wi!'. meet j this wee-; v it'i Mrs. IM 1'ieoi;. ; Mrs. V. Newman transacted h'.is;r.e.s i .11 i ''... a c) es- rda y. 'I'h yf. V.. I.adip? !!! meet today '.'.?th Mrs. X. I'. I?anks. and a pot luck i !'iii''h"on will b" fs-rvod at noon. I Mrs. M. r.:o n was a Chicago -v isltor j . -" r rda ' j Mrs. Air.o'd of Indtana Harbor. v!sied hero the first of t!i? week witli i relative. ! T". .'V Scheldt transacted business in

hie'apo yesterday.

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63i Hohman

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MUSIC GO.

Rheumatic Aches

Drive them out with Sloan's Liniment, the quick-acting, soothing liniment that penetrates without rubbing and relieves the pain. . So much cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments: it does not stain the skia cr clog the pores. Always have a bottle in the house fcr the aches end pains of rheumatism, gout, lumbago, strains. sprain3. stiff joints and ell muscle soreness. Gvnerou siza bottle at all drugf Ut.

Quite a number from Kck- v,.-nt y Chicaso today to attend the afternoon and cven.ng' services at the It.!';. S unit a ..- tabeniHCle. Mrs. Frank ilaloy was a Cliieas j visi o r e : t e rd a y . K. It. Dickinson trans-a e'.fl b-isintss in Hammond yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dickinson. Mrs. C. X Saiizer. H. 1. Itauirliman and Gcora

Ifoevet went to Indianapolis !.i-t e-vm- i

mjr to attend tne annual ser?;on ol the grand lodge of the Kast'in S'r.

Artinir Fosl r is is: tine t.'s parents. J Mr. md Mrs. Ailv'it Foster. 11" leaves, for the trainir.s ca:n5 a'. "a,in Cront : next Sunday. j I'h" regular hand conceits iU start! Vi'e.incsday evenirtfr. May 1.". and aj tor.rer will be R.ven every Wcdnes-. day r.ijtht throuRiiout the su:r. irer. dies - ; tn proveinent has been ir-ttJe iy the : !. s 'lining the winte r month. Miss Veltn.a. Thomrsott. wh '-.as hetii at ;end:njr Hammond Bi.f-iness e, .', let". is completed her course and accepted h i-osi''"n itli A Lto! !;- .Mi;trr:y '-i 1 I:.Ir.na Harbor. Eskimos Play Football. T'oct'onU is n favorite amijserr.ent j vtiMi Hsklmos vf nil fipog. The fnotliail is a small round hr.Il made of seal- ; Fldn and stuffed with reindeer hair, j In Labrador, fis in Greenland, it Is j .whipped over the iee with a tlionp loop ' attached to a wooden handle. It can j lie caught in the air and returned with ; terrific force by ucaas of this lrmruwent. ;

ORPHEUM SCHOOL FOR

I DANCING is 1?2 State St., H;mmonl DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND THURSDAY. CLEAN AND CORHCCT DANCING. PRIVATE fl LESSONS. PHONE 3328. .1 FIa.Il 'o Kfii! fcr All Ores :-ion.

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Crystal Glucosa for Fine Gandy Prompt Delivery Telephone South Chicago 920. AMERICAN MAIZE PRODUCTS CO.

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Hew Alaska Got Its Name. The name Alaska is sai l 0 have been given to the whole of tlmt territory by the Russian traders who first reached the island of Tniashka. on the authority of the natives, who declared that to the eastward there wt.s n rrent land or territory hicit was railed A'nyrkn. Frorti t!i; the prescr.t fi.Mite of Alaska i .leiiv -!.

Try ono ck our want Ads

Put a. ho mit- JbrirfCr: Sttuaho

l.ery hon.i a ntfK.inr.t a.nln.t (;. WWlWU-UUt tVUWITUW ana Sloan prices not increased, 25c, DOc, $i ,nn .Imfry. , HtQGjS. OUT Hfjio WlTttCki GIuXftf