Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 260, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1918 — Page 5

Mnv 1. 191?. THE TIMES. Page Five wire Vote For Candidate for the 1 ror VJV,rri . County Primaries May the 7th -s..s Kja.iaii will inaiion for I FCaSOrer'

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SOCIAL HEWS COMINO EVENTS. Mr. Dorothy King. Mrs. Anna Yea and Mrs. Litter wili entertain tin l.adi. s Society of Hi-' K. an I I,, of S. ibis afternoon at t h- lodge1 parlors. The Central W. C. T. F. wiil meet Thursday evening at the home if Mrs. F. O. Rick. 5S0 Wilcox street. Th' closing meeting for the year of the Hammond Woman's Club will he he-Id Saturday. May 4th. at the Masonic Tfmplf. It wil! l ti ail ojv session beginning at ten o'clock with luncheon at, noon followed by llw annual election of officer. On account of the conservation of food all reservations for the luncheon must bo mad- not later than nine o'clock Thursday morning. Mrs. tilenn L. F-brlght is. chairman for the day and Mrs. C. S. Ivennard. vice chairtitan, and the club members may notify them or any member of their committee as follows: Mis. 1:. A. Lyons. Mrs. ( . i1. Koutsong. Mrs. Harry Gt-rher. Mrs. William Mettler. Mrs. M. P. Ludwig. Mrs. J. C. Kennedy. Mrs. ,T. K. Wilhelm. Mrs. George Rawling. Mrs. ,T. ,T. Claus(?n, Mrs. J. It. Sinalley. M rs. J"!ni Huchel. Mrs. J. K. Leech. Mrs. Howard Stevens and Mrs. Walter Wise. A rina! meeting (f the committee to complete arrangements for the luncheon will be held this evening: at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Kennard. 1 32 Detroit street. Between two hundred and three hundred women responded to the invitation A Sure Way to End Dandruff There, is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff fit once, and that is to dissolve- it. then you destroy it entirely. To do this, just got about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need). apply It at night w "n retiring; us enough to inoi-ten the scalp and rub It in gently with th finger tips. By morning, most if not all. of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications wtll completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. no matter howmuch dandruff you hay have. You will find all itching and digging cf the scalp will stop instantly, and ymtr hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look aii.l feel a hundred times better. Ad v. iw.iui ii i- ii. mill'- ill I !! '

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of tl'e Liiual Franchise 1.. am.e to attend tlv rneetiriK at the Central school last evening to receive instructions for th' registration of women for ar work. Mrs. a ,T. Miller, city chairman of 11. o work in Hammor.el presided. The work of r. v i.-t ering "ill b.-g.n in Hammond about the middle .if this i .onth. A mays meeting of women in hi mi; itrranucel f--r some night next week when a speaKcr of prominence will be secured t eddress the gathering. A hous. to liousn oinvass will be made precedes 1 he mwmg to interest the women of the city in it. Mrs. Jnrvls chaperoned ihe Mi-inb'r of the Aw Tew I'liih and their guest. Miss Esther M o ! . u h i ill to see "l.i-mc It To Jane'' :'t th-- i.aSille theater in Chicago. 4 To celebrate the !,Ttlu!a a un i versa : y of Paul Davis of Not ttiuesU'i-t Fr.iv.-i -sity ill.'. T. W. Thompson er.-erta ne d several of his fri- nds last Saturday evening at her home in Elm stre. t. among; them the Misses Kutli parL r of Chicago. Margaret Pothwell. Kt'sth'rine Hush. .-Sarah Turner, Gladys Johnson, Franc's I'.roderick. Irene Katwit. Mary and I'tmira llu' lis. Messrs Arthur llosbf'U!;!. Mark Keoler. Charles It-ish. Chester and Kussell Kvkltttvri. Frniv I Jones. HowMil K.-H iiburn. I'au! Davis mid 1't'rey Thompson. The election of oificors tool? place la-t evening at the annual business meeting of the Kpwortli League of th- First Methodist chut-.-li. It resulted h. follows: President Miss Frances IVn.net t. First Vice I'lts .Miss Lose Kessing. Sec. Vice Pres. Mrs. Geo. chapman. Third Vice Pres Miss Lillian Cooper. Fourth Vice Pres. M. M. Towle. Secretary X. F. MeKtnnon. Treasurer Gordon Will .am s. Chairman of drive committee Miss Mabel Pnwley. Chairman of patriotic committeeCharles Surprise. Chorister J. K. Myers. Pianist Miss Adele Dunbar. Mrs. ,T. W. Thompson. Mr. "vTilliam Bothwei: and Mr". H. . Harper entertained at dinner Mondav evening for the Misses I). nneit and Col and Mr. XI c-

6 GARO OF THANKS i CARD OP THANKS. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during th d.-s-.h. an', illness of Mrs. Wm. Tomm, wife and sister. We especially thank the Hammcnl Fire 1 1.-part r:u n S'anlarl Steel IV. lice: a!:-o for the floral offering-. WM. TOMM. MISS SOPHIA CATIP.OLL. THK M I CH A LLS BP.OTHKP.S. ' iiiiMW.'.wyi.'r.'fiFWsysl.l.'IV THURSDAY IIAY 2, 3:15 p.m. cf 20 Great War Veterans.

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Corns Simply Can't Stop Uo, Wo visa ".Oots-It"! 1 red in i ! "Gets-It toes. o more for inc. 1'se 1: i.-vcr Tails. Touch any j corn or .alius wi'h 'wo drops of "Geisi It," and '(lets-It" does the rest. li s ' 'V rell.-f to !'' able in slop cutting .orns. making them Lile.d. wiapning them up iike packages and using sticky tape and snlves. 11 removes any coin char and clean, leaving ih toe as smooth as your iol;u. You c.-li wear th.S" new shoes without pain, daive and be frisky on y..ur leot. It's gr. at to use "ijets-lt." "(ets-It." ihe guaranteed. n.oneyl.nck corn-remov t-r. the only sure way. costs bu:. a trifle at any drug store. M f'd by K. Lawrence Co.. Chicago, 111. Sold in Hammond and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by J. W. Wcis. Summer's Pharmacy. Adv. Kinley of the P.ev. Hilly Sunday party who held services at the Irving school auditorium in Hammond Mondiy "veiling. The meeting of the L. O. T. M. M. Social Club was postponed from yesterday until the afternoon of 51a y Sth when Mrs. Williamson of Cameron f'reft will be hostess at a thimble party. Last evening there was a meeting of (ifal Hive No. M6 L. O. T. M. M. f the 1. O. O. F. hall to drill for the association meeting to be held in Hammond May HMh. The members of 'he Mtr'hn Societ y of the First Christian chitrrii an. several of their friends were entertained very pleasantly at a kfndersan.cn party last evening at the home of Mrs. A. '. i Kb ret in Mav street. A program was : given and the remainder of tin evening ! was occupied with children's ga-ties aftor which refreshments were ferved. Mrs. Dufrain was awarded the pi iz? for the j best costume. Xew Keal Home Ist-iuran, Xn. 1 j State St. i-Z'-2t j The Wallace school had a patrioiic speaking contest on Tuesday afternoon by pupils in the third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seven grades. Judging by the fiery, enthusiastic speeches of these childre one need not fear for the patriotism of the coming generation, and il is evident they are i horoughly familiar with tht issues at stake in the pies, ent terrible conflict. Mayor Brown addressed the children at the conclusion of the contest. Th judges were Mrs. w. A. Stout. Mrs. J. D. Smalley and Mrs Doerner and announced the followlns successful contestants: Third grade. Gibso Meyer, Llna Anderson. Henrietta Muehlrnann. Fourth grad: Harry Gruaka. Kosie Loorinlc, Vernon Hotiston. Fifth grade: Lucille Hates, Anna Horley. Josie Koxcharieh. Sixth grade: Robert Martin. Klna Mc'onnell, Kvon Millikan, Ladislaus Mat.o. Mary Sienawnska. Seventh grade: N'ancy Claire Miller. Isabel Kiger. Iluth Stevens, Grace i:idiidge, I.eland LalJcile. Mrs. George La ling of Detroit street was hostess to the Lrthstane f'iub at a one o'clc.ch luncheon on Tuesday. The members did Led Cross knitting during th' afternoon. In two wcks Mrs. Charles Wilson will entertain the club. The Standard Rearers will have Miss Mary Mann, a missionary, tei speak at the Sunday evening service fit the First M. E. church next Sunday, May ."th, Roth the nursery in the Standard Steel district and Et the Alice Club opened today and are ready to care for the children in those districts. The executive board of the Hammond Woman's Cub wtll hold its last meeting of the year at the Masonic Temple on Thursday at 3:30 p. m. to consider all tiiitineshed business. - Mrs. Lyman K--";s!rr, 11 Pussell Street, has gone t Laporte. Ind . to visit hr brrthr who has enlisted and will soon leave for camp. John Paul, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul of Hessville, left tods v for Jefferson Harraeks. Horn to Mr. and Mrs K W. Pahler Friday, April a son. Mrs. James Hoyers and children left t his morning to join Mr. Rovers at I ecorah, la., where they wil! make their horpe. Mr. Hoyers is connected with the. Adams Seed company. Mrs. W. H. BriMon e.f Van Huron street will be hostess Thursday afternoon to the Ladies' Aid Society cf 1he Monroe street Me'hodist chnrih. The D. A. M. Club will be entertained TO LATE TOD CLASSIFY I WANTED Respectable young lady with references for office work. Apply I Calumet Cleaners. 6S7 S. Hohman st. i Phone 394. Hammond. 5-1-1 FOR SALE One of the best salorn and restaurant prepertics in Calumet region, located at Hgew isch. opposite isouth Shore depot. Street cars will be at eloor within two months. Come arid investigate. D. Fitrpa trick. 4137 Mb higan ave. Chicago. 111. 5-1-6 WANTF.D Young lady experienced in office work: must aiso be able to operate typewriter Apply. Mr. Payne. Lion Store. Hsmnu'iiJ. 5-1-J FOR RENT 2 or 3 rooms for light housekeeping, rear car iine. Call 2500. 414 ailckory at. Hammond. 5-1-1 FOR SALE Entire household goods of 6 room flat. Call Thursday afternoon May 2, between 1 anel 6 o'clock. 501 E. State st. Hammond. 5-1-1

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stead oi I riilay by .M!s Lucile Mlnas I'.iiubach avenue. An all d . sessieti .if tin Knnttst Auxiliary wiil be held in the church parlors Thuisdny to v.-w for the Hed Cross. The mcn.Liers are ask. d t.i l e pn pared l. pay to pay their contributions for the Liberty Hond and ari ! -o Hi ked to bring pencils and notebooks and be prepnie,i to exchange war recipe. Miss Helen Heche v.ii! give the program. Mis. M. I?. McLdiiiel is chairman for the day und wiil be assist, d by Mrs. William Myers. Mrs. A. F. Merry wea t her. Mrs. M. McAlcei. Mrs. J. Newell and Mr,. M. Nordwall. Maurice Ilobbs of Hutte. Mont., is isit i rieT his brother. Ilodney c. Hoobi mi l Mrs. Hobbs for a few ci'iy.s on his way i to Maryland where l.e wiil study to bei ir.e a radio operator. M:ss, Tinley of Chicago is also their guest. - t'nil v Iteviow No. 2 W n. A of the Maccabees will tne.-t Thursday ev-ning at the K. and L. of s. hall in tile P.iui-l.a.-h building Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sioehr of J!nrrison HVfi.iie. West Haoimond. Sunday. April -V " son. ,U. S. COMMANDEERS ; WOOL STOCK j (Br CsiTrin Prkss WASHINOT' N. Mav 1 The fjovrrnincut today command..-? i ed the entire st u k of unsold wot. I in the hands of ! dealer and grower and the entire K ool clip for the y ear. The war industries boa id in making the announcement declared a scale of. prices had been agreed upon which would stimulate future production. The prices agreed upon ate the same as those prevailing July 31. 1S17. Prices were also fixed en raw hide and skins, it was announced. Prices for tanned leather will be agreed upon at a meeting to lie called soon. The oommnndeerlntr of wool entirety eliminates speculation for the period of the war. dealers li"in? allowed on) v compensation for actual service in the handling of w j 1. "DUKE FOR A DAY" NOW AT ORPHEUM New that the Greeks are selling apples two for a ei'inrt" or Iftoen cents stia.ghf. a vaudeville .how i. surelv w o r t h two apples In the rl a y s w h -n the wiH.-r stage.) theatricals In th-"1 hatn two pins was the price of admission and apples were as plentiful as pins. For the erj .iva'enf of two apples the Orpheum off' i s tod.iv. Thursdav. and Friday, five a"ts in.lud'ng a musical revue entitled. "A D ik" for a Dav." the Yamamata Japs, Hugh s and O'Connor, who sir.c nr..) talk: V. alter Kdwards. the comic orator, nrd Van Horn and Immn'r, rr.llep skaters. This show looks good on paper. Don't be guide. by what the w riter n' 'his has to say about the shows h sees. Although he objected seriouslv to a portion of the bill y est erda many patrons a-clgined it extraordinarily a vd. So there you are. Manager Jim Wang M ichelstet te r. w ho says he knows less about show business now than lie did twenty years ago when he owned a cirnival. lias only one barometer. th box offue. ' the folks come to see the performance it must be goo.J. be declares, whether h - likes it or not. LOCAL SHIPYARDS WORKING SLOWLY WASHINGTON. May 1 Only three ship yards aie given a rating of 100 per cent or mote by the shipping board fn the progress of sdjppi- oonstr'.c-; tion. Tli.se in e the Tampa and Staton i (Island shipbuilding on-.p.-.n;. s and !!: j Moore et- Scmt Iron works. j j The South Chicago plant of the .Vn- I ! eri'-an Shipou'Lling r.ov.ppy oet-.i.-t- ; fed f per cent of the wm k alb'tt-d , Jin March, wh'ie the Detroit plant has! achieved .." p" cnt. The ln-ainf; i 1' plant of fh nine c n.-e rn is lated ; (" per cent in Mar' h. the Clev eland j yard SO per cent . the Supei ie.r plunt 42 per cent. GARY MAN A COUSIN OF AUSTRIAN GEN. John C'vitkotich (sometimes spelled ; Paikotb') runs a prohibition saloon at I 22nd avenue and J.fTersrti street. Oary. j 1I Is said to believe in Americanism. 1 Ov er ,n A us tria - Ho nga i v there Is j 0n. Sarkotie. He is the Clary man's j i o'.isin. The general is a corps com- j mander in the army and is also serv-j ing as gov ei noi -genera! f Hosnia- ! Herzogi vinia. "Put that don't ct me anvthlng." said his Clary owen." and besides I would rather be a little fih in America than a govei not -genera 1 in Aus1 1 ia." Grand Jury Will Investigate Fatal Use of Remedy LOS AXOFI.F.S, c.t... March 10 Toxic poisoning caused the death of se ven men who were treated f,,r blood diseases at the county hospital recently, according to a report post-mortem surgeons submitted to Coroner H-irtwell. today. A serum ws.s administered to eight men ratlents Saturday. Four died that night, three Sunday and the eigh'h was alive today with slight hope for recovery. Coroner HartwH said h" hoped the grand jury would, investigate and place the criminality where it belonged. PersonK who submit to injections of arsenic and mercury by doctors who are more after a big fee than their welfare may get a through ticket to the place yybere the daisies grow and a loving embrace with death. Take a safe remedy like Number 40 For The Blood, an old doctor's prescription, the ingredients of which are set down in medical books as follows: "Employer! in blood poison, scrofula, chronic rheumatism and catarrh, mercurial nd lead poisoning, constipation, and dlsens of the stomach, liver, kidneys and spleen, t.'nder Its use nodes. tumors, glandule.r swellings, sores, ulcers, and scaly skin diseases. that have withstood all other, treatment, disappear as if by magic." Made by J. C. Mendenball. 40 years a druegist. Evansvllle. Indians. Sold by jOB. W. Wets. Hammond, and Central Drug Store, 3410 Michigan A.ve., Indiana Harbor Adv.

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ARTILLERY PLANT! The tltst I'a-ality to ... o:r at the U'w mm woiks of the i;:e; i i d n:i u'-e "t.mpmiy, cost th.- H'c of .) .j,-.j.i. l;ir.ihH, years old. 774S 1 i . n w oo.i avenue, i "h ;ca i Kuzelt.i . ,te.iav ai'toiiio. ti was 'if'lping to fashion 105 in. m. gur.s for I ' r si, i I-;;"s arniy wh n he got his In ad too r i .-, ... (. to ( Ik aw steam force h;i turner. The body whs taken to the Wil!.nn,s moirje. MEADES TO GO WEST ON TRIP Mr and ! I Toe Meule r C ict Chi. jiat-o. v.-1 1 1 nave t. morrow tor the Hume j i f his par. r.ts in i kiali.tr.ia where Mrs. j Mi ml.' c ii! i ecu i . i o for a time in that high al'iUic.e where 'be ulr arid environnvnt are favorable. In a .cup'e oT I weeks, after getting his wife est blistied I in on) l'orta bl- iuiiii'is. Mr. Meade will I r. turn lo l is praoti. .' of law. ! They wiil go dir. ct to Guyioon. Ok la. j Mr. Meade xpcts that on account e.r j tiie physical condition of Mrs. Meade, j it w ill b- necessary for them t - spend next winter in Arizona. HOBART Master Charles Klaussen who had his tonsils re onved last Saturday at Mercy ho.spiial at Gary. .i-"nS nicely and has been brought home. About a dozen fre.m here attended a meeting of the K. of C. ledge held st liar, last evening. Mrs. Cooper of Stony Island, is here visiting at the home of Mr. anri Mrs. Charles Kla t.'-sen for a f.-vv days. The box social given last Saturdav at the Odd Fellows hall by the members of th Luther league, was a grand success, and many from ou cf town attended. The 1'nitarlan Lad'.s Aid alliance will meet 'h!s week. Wednesday, afternoon at the publi' libraiy. Th- so-iat meeting: of the MethotLst La die' Aid society whlc h was postponed from Apr 1 "5. will !e !: id this week Wednesday at the lu.me of Mrs. X. P. I . c k s. 11.1 SautT w!l eae this evening with, a number fro:,i (Jury. f.,i Cjmp Tavl'.r where he will go into training Th crse of Sam Ked.its and A. Or(iitt in regard to a slot machine found the possession of the latter, came up f.t hearing Monday a' Crown Point The !a:t r was f cmd guilty and was wns nsseosied a fine wh'oh. a-nountr-d to 'ir and costs. LEAVES FOR ST. LOUIS John Tail!, 5f year old. or 131.1 Huston street. Hejfewisch. left this morning for the Jefferson Harraeks in St. Louis. MP FRESH IS A IM Tonight! Let Cascarets clean liver and boveis and stop headache, indigestion, constipation.

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bilities of ihe Straube Player, also the honesty of construction that accounts for the Straube reputation, you will purchase the Straube. You can not purchase a Straube Player in the United States for the small price that they are sold in Hammond on the cne-price-no-commission-plan at Straube 's. Beautiful Burl Walnut. English Brown Mahogany and Early English Oak Veneers. Prices $580 $595 $625. Other Good Players S375 .$395 $425 $ 150. STRAUBE PIANO A IND MUSIC CO.

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LOTS OF DRUNKS ; Drunks, drunks, drunks and more drunks. These are about all the pniliie have had to worry them lately and ' Prosecut ng Attorney Cleveland has i his hands full in Judge Kh-tx's court i getting the fa.-ts cut of them. They ;all g-t theirs in West Hammond and I some ore brought in stupifled. Th rolgut. ' thr y peddle in West Hamm.-nd i.-i a fiiirnt. Some of th saloonmen ouftht to be Jugged for celling such stuff. It isn't whiskey, its poison. LEAVE FOR ARMY Ten boys left Hammond today for the national army and s x more are to Monday. The na:.i"s f.-llow: Left Today. Frank Campbell. Lawrence Erlebaugh. Harold Flo kc, Arthur Mon. John L Roth, John 1.. (V.nKont. John Murray, Tony Reingold, Theo Patrone. I"! iinswioe and Robert Mm. Th follow ins will leave Monday: Frank IVi nu'fljr) ia, Arnold Kunrt, Walter P.oinian. Walter Scoff. Davis. Willis .Tatchow, Wm . Van Seinis. (These vo to F.rt Hart. son, Ind.) MANY CANDIDATES HERE Candidates for office in Lake county are rounding up a busy week before the primaries. They re making flying trips up end down the county in quest of support and ell express their confidence in being nominated. The wily voler adds to their wonder by promising them all and next Wednesday some of them will wonder why they were not elected. HEARS FROM SON City Lngineer W. F. Bridge has re- : reived word from hi non, Norman, j formerly of the Lake County Savings & j Trust Co . but now with the expedition ary forces abroad that he is now in London assisting in the- training of incoming Yankee troops and finding life one grand song as far as adventure and xci lenient is concerned. RETURNS HOME The condition of 5Irs. Harold Cross at St. Margaret's hosnital improved so rapidly that physicians today decided an operation would not be necessary and she will lie taken to her home at 112 51 on roe street. ! TO DEPORT NINE AUSTRIAN ALIENS J The nine Austrlans rounded up by j John L. McDonald and other railway J police, are to be deported. McDoland stated today. The Austrians were operi atlng as a box e-ar eandit gang and were ipll found guilty of petit larceny. They were arrested and tried in West HamI mond. DOLLY HOFFMAN ENLISTS j Al A. J. Hoffman, known as "Dolly" : Hoffman, left Monday as a volunteer in 1 the I", s. cavalry and is on his way to Texas. THEY ALL LIKE IT An error was made in yesterday's paper when it was said that Captain HanIon had heard from his son in Kranoe. It was Captain Rimbach whose son. Harry, has been mored up to the first line trenches in France. Ther are six other Hammond boys in ;he same company and when Harry gets thiough with The Timbs. he said that 'here is n grand scramble for the paper is ii is like a letter from home to them. He says too that every place he goes vor "here that he mets boys from Hammond. FALSE" ALARM The fire department from Central was called this morning to South Hohman street by a false alarm and made a ripping run through congested traffic.

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"16 years ago I was operated for appendicitis and later operated again for gali stories. Neither did me any good and I suffered all kinds of torture since. Five yea is ago I took Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and have felt no symptom or pain since. All stomach sufferers should take it." it is a simple, barmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intest:nal traet and allays. the inflammation whic causes practically ail stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Summers Pharmacy. Ridjeley Drug Store in Gary. Central Drut Store in Indiana Harbor. Adv. RED CROSS AT HIGHLAND Sp. ial to The Times. Highland. Ind. May 1 A meetisg was held in the town hall last night for the purpose of ..-smiting an auxiliary to the Hrsimond; Red Cross. Miss Patterson of the Hammond chapter, gave a very interesting talk pertaining to Red Cross work and outlined the methods by which it is accomplished by the members. Other speakers were Mr. Tru and Ralph Gr.in.an. both of Hammond, who gave very interesting talks whieh were a pleasure and benefit to all. The fallowing officers were elected: Chairman Mrs Bessie 5mi!h. Secretary Mrs R. Kastman. Treasurer M:ss Kate Hook Another meetinr will be held soon when further arrangements for work will be made. I wish to thank Granger, Whitaker Co. Knd employees for their kind remembrance I also wish to express my appreciation to the Red Cross for my kit anH sweater as I am leaving for service toda y. 6-1- CURLET ERLENRAtGH GAVE HER DELICATE Gill It Built Him Up and Made Him Strong. Newaygo, Mich. "Mv little boy was in a delicate, weak, rmaoir.trrl condition and had a cough s.. we had to keep him out of si I., oi for a y ear. Nothing see,rsi ed to help him until Vino! was recomi mended, and the change it ir sde in him !was remarkable It has buiii him up .and made him stroiitr so his couch is almost entirely gone. We can not recommend Vino) loo highly."-- Mrs. B. N. Han'u.n. Metiers of weak. 'e:-ni. n'lin.r '-hil-drcn are ;;s!,eil t- f t! :.- ' ,us -e.J lhr liiij ii'i':i t. -.io r,- ..-.. Children love to '.s':e it. .Jo -ej ;; Weis. druggist, ami N.i-i is ;";. . j; rnond. Ind. Virol is sold in F.:- i'l ieago by Kciiliek.-r's Phariiiacy . and in Whiting by L. H. Maltern. and at the best drug store in every town and city in the country. Adv. Story & Clark Piano Co. Established 1857. Capital and Surplus $3."00,O00.C0. Manufacturers PLAYERS, PIANOS, GRANDS Stores in all principal cities of the United States. Factory Branch 582-584 Oakley Ave., Hammond. a; : ' f i it i . h "inicu nugnci, mgr. Opposite PostofCce. A ttsssViP'Xr. r: 2"-? "ir-Vci' Me.. - - .';' - ,-(J-v-o' wivl va i " rsiS3. Hammond.

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