Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 9 July 1918 — Page 5

Tuesday, Julv 9, 1918.

THE TIMES.

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PERSONAL!

iSOCIAL HEWS

CHURCHES DO THEIR BIT Bsmoaitrations of breads made of combination substitute florrra will ba given by Miss Margaret M. Cornell, Federal Home Demonstration Agent, at Liberty Hall, 3 p. m. Wednesday, under auspices of St. Joseph's and All Saint's churches. Iverybody Is Invite 4.

COMINO EVENTS. The Standard Hearers will be fntTtiined this evening by Miss Vema Mc-

TAKE HAIR OUT NOT OFF THE SKIN Hair is bm4 sjtt mt emzMT mmd i aT wlna merely rnTd Cram tfce murtmem ( fa akLn. T oaly oatii tw wmy to rrwn hair fa tx at n4rr tW aklaw OeMLrawJ tb rUctaal nBttary iKvM. tkU fcy abaorytjma. Only gcMKtae Dear trade n si aneraok (saraato la eek VKRkaK. At t0t (oun t (Ue, 91 f2 afcsea. or y maa fraa u 1b plaia wrupoor an receipt f price. FREE book xMlrd la plain eal4 TrJt om iwiawt DSflrmeie. 12ta St. Park Aw, 91 ew Tark.

Aleer at her home. 101 Webb street. The Junior Auxiliary of St. Raul's Episcopal church will be entertained at its final meeting for the year this eveningat the home of Mrs. H. A. I'oppenhuson In Glondale Park. It will be combined meeting of the afternoon and evening departments. St. Paul's Junior Lutheran League will hold a school party at eight o'clock this evening at the school house, corner of Sibley 5treet and Oakley avenue, to which all members are invited. An all day meeting- of th Pebornh Society will be held Wedni'sdny at the home of Mrs. Thomas Pr.ton in Monroe street. The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran church will be held Wednesday afternoon in the parlors of the church. Mrs. A. S. Hunt. 623 Ann str.-et. will entertain the i-xth division of the M K. Ladles' Aid Society Thursday afternoon of this week. Mrs. Lundqutst of Monroe street will be hostess Wednesday a'terruion to the Ladles' Aid Society of the SwedNh Lutheran church of Fast Chicago. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fred Oedergreen of Charlotte avenu will be hostess to the Lady Vikings Sewing Circle.

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home In tlary and the party Is In the nature of a farewell to lu.r.

The Friday Afternoon Club was entertained very rlasnntly yesterday by Mrs. P.ernard Ornves at her home in Detroit street. With th club she hr.d as guests Mrs. Walter Kennedy rf Ft. Wayne. Mrs. J. S Kennedy and Mrs Otis Work. The puests brought their knitting and needle work and during the afternoon a dainty collation was served. The club will be entertained in two weeks by Mrs. George. Wall at her home in Bauer street.

Attention, Glass-Eye W earers !

If you wear an artificial eye we have something of vast importance to say to you. This is not merely an ad to sell our goods, but a matter of vital interest to you. Come in and ask us about it. Hammond Optica! Parlor 141 EAST STATE STREET HAMMOND, IND.

Mrs. Glenn L. Kbripht of T"aette street opened her heme last evening- for the regular s-emi-month'y meeting of the Kqual Franchise League. Only routine business was taken up.

Mrs. Faul Fedder of F.rie street will entertain informally on Friday afternoon complimentary to Mrs. Walter Kennedy who is visiting here from Fort Wayne and Mrs. Bernard Graves. Mrs. Graves is leaving Hammond to n.aUe her

Story & Clark Piano Co. Established 1S57. Capital and Surplus $o,000,000.00. Manufacturers PLAYERS, PIANOS, GRANDS Stores in all principal cities of the United States. Factory Branches 4603 Forsyth Ave., East Chicago. 582 584 Oakley Ave., Hammond. Wilfred 3Iu?hes, Mgr. Opposite Tostofflce.

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RECENT ARRIVALS We welcome you into this community and take great pleasure in extending the courtesy of our drug store to you. We would like to have you visit the store and make our acquaintance, even though you may have no intention of purchasing. SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY $1.25 Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound . 9TC 60c Doan's Kidney Pills .f3 $1.25 Vinol f)7C $1.25 Mayr Wonderful Stomach Remedy 97f? 1 quart Water Glass (Egg Preservative) J) Summers Pharmacy HOHMAN STREET NEAR STATE. S. &. H. Green Stamps.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will have an all day session Wednesday in the parlors of the church and each members Is asked to bring !ir own lunch. Mrs. Charles B. Miller and Mrs. J'hares will be the hostesses. This will be the final meeting or the summer. An important meeting of the West Hammond Chapter of the Red Cross is announced tor Wednesday of this week ;it ihe Went worth school. The business session w be t ailed tu three o'clock when Mrs. Harvey Cleveland will give out the nuota of knit'-ng which has been forwarded from Chicago. A large anemia ik e of the members is hop"d for. The Girl Scouts will meet AVednesday evening at seven o'clock at the home of the eaMHiti. Mrs. C. It. Tweedle in Calumet a nue. It will be a business session and will be presided over by the lieutenant. Mrs. Kextrew. After the busmen meeting they will meet on the Reid-Muido.-h lawn where Serjeant Welsh will drill them. All girls who are i n i crested in the organization are invited as the second troop may be organised. Triumph Council No. 11 D of L. met

ot-t evening at the 1. . O. F. hall in I State stri't and installed its officers, j Mrs. Ida P.euschop was the installing i officer and was assisted by Mrs. Lulu I Oordua. The following are the officers: ! Council. Mrs. Lulu Haines; associate ! councilor. Mrs. Clara Clark: vice counI eilor, Mrs. Lydia Steven; associate vice i councilor. Mrs. Margaret Malo, guide. ! Mrs. Anna M:ircuc: financial secretary, i Mrs. Elizabeth Parker: treasurer. Mrs. 1 Hat tie Kay: refolding secretary, Mrs. jllattie Pay: recording secretary. Mrs. ! Nettie Woodm; associate recording :- ! retary. Mrs Kdith Meyers; inside guard. Mrs. Katherine Kekman: outside guard. Mrs. Ikrtha c.rdua: trustee ,'or elghI teen months. Mrs. Alice Heney; trustee ! for four month. Mrs. Ida ttenschop; i nutficinn. Mrs. Clara Daugherty: deputy. ' Mrs. Alice Haney. j Thero will be a meeting this evening ! of Golden Rule CoUnH! No. 1 T. of L.

at the I. O. i. F. hall. There will b i-iit hi ton of a c!as of candidates and installation of officers. Cc-'.den poi 'amp Xo. 165? Hoya! Neitl-b.iis will hold its regular meting Wednesday c emng at the I. O. O. F. hall in Statu street. Mr. and Mrs Frank Cope of Fast Stale street h oi as their guests on Sunday Mrs. Copes sister. Mrs. Klein and

HEBE'S ORDER OF 21

KEIUI OLD DRAFTEES

The following is a 11st of the Hammond CI year old men in the last draft and the order in which they will go as arranged by the local exemption board: Order

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Mrs. Webster of

35 Russell street, has two weeks' vacation Marion and Anderson.

Mr. Kkin

Chicago. P. J. Williams, returned from a. spent in Portland.

Ind. Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Pcheer and Miss Norma Robbir.s will leave tomorrow lor Wall Lake, Mich., for a week's stay. On their return Mrs. Seheer and Miss Pobbins will go to Lima. O. to be the guests of relatives or a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W V. Peilley of War1,11 cti-e-t attended i he funeral of Mr. pc illey's aunt. .Miss Anna Huffy of Lima. O.. in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. J. A. Graham of Muenich court Is in the east visiting Captain Graham before he sails. Miss Jennie Walton and Private Harry in uv-s of Ob nip Taylor, Ky., spent Saturday at St. Joe. Mich Mr. and Mrs. Kdward P.olide and children of Williams street left today to spend a two weeks' vacation at Pose Lawn. Ind. Sink a submarine! One certificate filled with War Saving Stamps will pay for a depth bomb.

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At Eight O'clock Sharp

On Wednesday evening, July lnth. every Gary stockholder of the OOXSOI.IDATF.D ARIZONA COPPER MINKS CO.MPANV, is Invited and urged to be present at "2 Wt Fifth avenue to an Informal smoker. Pring two or three or more of your friends. President Ritzier will be here. The public Is cordially invited to attend and learn of the merit of this JUNIOR COPPER stock. These are the last days of the 25 cent, full paid, non-assessable, treasury stock, par value $1.00. We have been notified of an EARLY SHARP ADVANCE. COME AND HEAR.

Mid-Continent Securities Compnay FISCAL AGENTS 22 West Fifth Ave, Gary, Ind. Telephones 1407 and 1066

Ralph W. Abbott. 1128 Van nuren. 146

Thomas B. Gibain, North. Tp . Ind. Herman J. Hayes. 209 Forsythe av. Henry Klooster. Munater. Ind. John S. Stanley, 575 Calumet av. James R. Wiezel, 40 Warren St. Wm. Oldenberg. 160 Clark t. Roland Short, 81 Ogden t. Clyde C. Hess. 421 Becker st. Arthur A. Hess. 44 Mason St. Flavo Pusak. 11!0 Columbia a v. Howard G. Rutz. 261 Sibley st. Stanley J. Samsel. 1S1 Gostlin St. Herbert G. Schrieber, S. Hammond. Noah L. Pilts. 342 Ash st. Wm. A. Drescher. 334 Towle st. Harry C. O'Pay, S"6 Ruff bldg. Sam A. Brunner. 143 Clinton at. Albert Wm. Reelse. 690 Price PI. Wm. H. Krnlowetz, 358 Indiana av. Acle W. Thorp, 353 Logan st. Arthur J. W. Lorenz. 222 Bitley at. George F. Sommers. 362 Truman. Harold L. Flattery, SR Gostlin St. Hen Teppa. 142 Sibley nt. Fdwin R. Ford. 446 May st. Morris Fien. 359 Calumet av. Arthur H. Gragido, 771 Heall av. Andrey Doroshenko, Rl Co. House. Thomas E. Gilboe, 882 Krle st. I'su) W. McPaniel. 44 Detroit st. Frank .1. Myers, 223 State st. James L. Cramer. 4 11 K State st. George Wartman. 11 H Fayette st. Herbert L. Koch. 517 Hoffman st.

Walter Ttauermeist er. 606 Indiana. Kdward C. Ryzewski. 134 Cameron. John Nicholas, Gibson. Ind. C. W. Muehlberger. 4 Williams st. L. V. T. Roberts. 11 SO Madison st. James K. Branson. 1 34-142d it. Cornelius Church. C. R. H.. Gibson. Chas. H Chambrs. 9 W. State St. Pete Gorgas, 251 Hickory St. Harry I. Weiss. 339 Torrence av. Armond P. Frank. S0S Hohman st. John A. Disk n. 1146 Garfield. Albert King, 85 Columbia av. Owen McCormack. 760 Claude st. George F. McAvilia. 4S0 Pauer St. William F. Ebel. 40 Clinton st. 0. F. Rabenhurst. 511 Murray st. Henry R. Kuntz. 238 Indiana av. Frank B. Lipinski. 49S Hohman St. Harry J. Waiker. 204 Hohman st. Dewitt T. Wilkie, 284 Ash st. Charles Merrill, 3S8 Hickory St. Wm. Ahiborn. 5S0 Eeall av. Peter Luchene, 747 Sohl Bt. Paul F. Milenz. Hessville. Ind. Wm. Scha.fcr. 505 Summer st. Leo Pawlowskl, 265 Florence av. James E. Arney, 236 Towle st. Walter T. Kaiser, 134 G rover st. Cletus K. Patton. 833 S. Hohman. William Sullivan. 163 Indiana av. Clifford P Parker. 557 Truman av. Wilbur K. Knight. 647 Summer st. Joseph Q. Mecum. 231 Estate st. Arthur L. Drelscherf. 275 Truman. Jacob Hlotii, Highland. Ind. Alwln J. Ebert. 579 S. Hohman st. T. W. Spencer. 525 Ames av. George k. Mott. 279 Johnson st. Bruno l.tnz. 1S5 Gostlin st. Joseph L. Filas. 167 W abash av. George Krueger. 153 Wabash av. William Voss. R. F. P. 1. Box 129. Hammond. Ind. C. J. Nordstrand. 33 Rimbach bldg. Henry J. A. Baun. 809 Claude st. Joe Secaro. 190 Sibley st. Glenn A. Dorton. 357 Logan st. J. J. Lewandowski. 174 Grover st. Harry B Baker. 571 Morton av. Frank N. Horsch. 435 Sibley st. Hugh S. Campbell. 390 Indiana av. Arthur W. Evans. 515-150th St. F.d W. Rascher. 104 Poug'.as st. Max F. Klee. 163 Grover St. Hart wig W. Fick. 437 Logan at. John C. Liming. 530 Hoffman st. Gerald J. Humpfer. R. F. D.. Ham. Leo Penamur, 324 Conkey av. Jeff Cashow, Gibson. Ind. Ward Johnson. 4 67 Hohman st. Sam Corso. 504 Hohman st. Andrew Piatkowski. 140 Sibley st. John R. Lannom. 656 Maywood st. J. M. Stephens. Florence & Har. sts Hubert 1-7. Gavit. 1019 Hyslop PI. Albert F. Maxwell. 333 Cedar St. Mathtas T. .eller. RS Russell st. 1. pe Ware. Shack. Gibson rou'd hse. John A. Kohl. 92 Poty St. Arthur L. Becker. 417 State St. Joseph Pepka. 54S An.es av. Sherman W. White. 96 Plummer. Wm. N. Andrews. 525 Ames av. Carl J. Hahrulahl. Jack's Hotel. Starvo N. I'oposcv. 406 Morton av. R. A. Blanchard. 195 Michigan av. Harry H. Smith. 34 3 Pine st. Marvin Oowles. 354 Michigan av. -Clyde M. Sutsmon, Gibson, Ind. Hobart F. Comer. 856 Columbia av, Geo. J. Jugenitz. 241 Sibley St. Walter W. Hoeffner. 179 Ash St. Gum Koufos. P. O. Box 569. Ham'd. Stanley Pizek. Hammond. Ind. Nick Masiontis. 193 Gostlin St. Charles Oeither. Gibson Bungalo, Gibson, Ind. Henry L. Mueller. Hesville, Ind. James MacKileer. 37 Dearborn. Robert A. McFarland. 868 Erie st. Anthony Krawczjk. 123 Cameron. Robt. R. Wertzberger. 316 Truman. Herbert L. Haggard. 47 Russell St. Stanley Kocal, 113 Columbia a v. Stanley Badowski, 177 Dearborn st. Louis L'rsch'.er. 571 Morton av. Cornelius J. O'Brien. S12 Beail av. Wm. D. Spafford, 88 Poty St. Ben Raffle. R39 State Line st. Jan Kowalski. 163 Co. House. John Juranac. 576 Moss av. Wm. Henson. 444 Sibley St.

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Paul F. Miller, 450 Pine st. Steve Yondry. 175 Moss av. Herman J. Dedelow. Hessville, Ind. Edwin W. Workinger, 229 Mich. av. Gerhard J. Kunst. 812 Calumet av. H. F. DeArmond. 696 Truman av. Oliver H. Newman. 307 Logan st. Roy Moore, 1296 Myitle.

Amos X. pollard, 1250 Monroe pt. Wilfred Kckenboy. 448 Truman av. Ed. A Graves. 515 Michigan av. George R. Tippett, 287 Logan st. Anthony PeLuea. 9 7 State st. M. N. Hohenberger, 169 Logan St. Earl Clemt-ns. IS Plummer av. James Astos. 251 Hickory st. Adolph E. Prewang, 172 Clark st C. Kwiatkowsl. 50 Pouglas st. siric Bult. R. F. P. 1. Munster. Willis Carter. Gibson. Ind. H. A. Good. M. C. R. R. ticket off. Ed F. Kalwa. 336 Cameron at. Henry Morris. 409 Summer St. Franklin P. Myers, 4 SO Hohman st. Camile J. F.thier. 392 Truman av. Sam Ein. 336 E. State St. P. R. McKinnon. 46 Rimbach av. Alvin Hulse. 252 Johnson st. Pizzie P. Page. Gibson R. House. Henry Wolf. 856 Calumet av. Joseph E. Ruth. 114 Condit st. Mel in L. Worley. 94 Poty st. James O. Stinson. 312 Truman av. Sam Yugan. 40 Plummer av. Walter S. Ray. 392 Slate st. Alex Jordan. 1150 Columbia av. P. A. Parker. 22 Plummer av. Morris F. Crook. 390 Plummer av. Mike Cullitch. 21S Ames av. Clifford C. Clow. 238 Indiana av. Geo. H. Peilfuss. 893 Erie ax. Columbus Srmth, 201 Chicago av. Wm. F. Holland. 809 Alice St. Stanley Jasinski. 285 Hoffman St. Levi N. Cole, 696 Indiana av. Adolph Meissr.er. 461 Oak st. Gus Frangos. Gibson. Ind. Frank E. Murray. 418 Becker st. Otto Greenwald. 646 Sohl st. Art O. Koenig. 12 Fayette st. Sam Pavlukevitz. 9 State st. John Tounkers, 348 Hickory St.. Wm. F. Pecker. Carlton Hotel. Clyde Kemp. 673 Hohman st. Mat J. Gohde. 408 Columma av. Leo F. Paugherty. 32S Sibley St. B. H. Poell. 151 Hickory st. John Prodzsko. 124 Co. House. Max Glass, 234 E. Detroit St. Wm. Kuhlman, Munster. Ind. Jos. H. Kusmatil. 29 Clinton St. Orclepintl Vincenzo, Griffith. Albert Morrelli, Hammond. Ind. Aneelo Triqntos, G:bson. Ind. Sol Lurie, 554 E State street. John A. Johnson. 310 Sheffield Jacob F. Sohasdt, 293 Kan ave. Stephen Springer. Forsythe ave. Frank E Sharkoskl. 348 Chi. av. Jno. J. Einsele. 535 Sibley St. Charles Miller. 503 Michigan ave. John E. Goodlander, 415 State. John Leo Ambon, 680 Clinton St. Wm. A. McLaughlin. 196 Plumr. Metro B Kekilik. 274 Hickory. Vincent W. Nolan. 653 N. Clay St. John W. Lynch. 417 E. Sibley. Clifton G Getsert. 502 Plummer. Carl J. Goodnlck. 10 149th St. Wm. E. Watts, Hessville, Ind. Paul P Kirl. 209 Gcstlin street. Bernard E. Z irn. 696 Oakley ave. Alwin Sehreiber. R. R. 1. Hmnd. Mason W. Roberts, 185 Truman. Llborio Jabsay. R. F. P. 1. Mnstr William Schoreder. 433 Truman. Clayton C. Poison, 31 Plummer. Thomas F. Williams. 522 Merrill Joseph V. Hathaway. 122S Monroe. Fred Douglas, Gibson. Ind. Leonard A. Klebs, 731 Beall ave. Wm. P. Schmidt. 39 Doty street. Liwifnic J. Tierman. 5790 Beall. Francis A. Kolb, 25 Condit St. Joseph P Pebold. 515 Kane ave. Wm. M. Thaldorf. 237 Gostlin. .. E Oyrill Bell. 736 Hohman St. Walter L. Lewandowski. 162 Cam. Joseph Welch. Jake's Hotel. Minor T. Wickham. 118 Williams. Earl E. Eird. 446 Elm street. Geo. Wm. Schuster, Hessville, Ind. Otto Snyder, 740 Calumet avenue.

HERS ARE RULES FOR

ENTRANCE

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or o military sclenc

i ppji'-nt .on v.i'l be for-

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must be citizens

and a camp for machine gun training is at Camp Hancock, near Augusta. Ga. New Class Erery Koath. Thes- training schools will be run continuously, a new class being admitted monthly. The course of training will be four months at the infantry and machine gun schools and about three months at the field artillery school. These schools are open to qualified enlisted men of all branches of the service, except coast artillery corps, signal corps and labor units, and also to a limited number o civilians. To be eligible for admission to a cen-

rai training school candidates

civilians or enlisted men tween the ag"s of 20

tnonths and 40 vears

"f ,h" Cnlted States and not have been

oorn m any of the countries with which the I'nited States is at war or allies of such countries. Enlisted men must have the moral, educational and rhvsical

Qualification. required of an officer. Civilians must be graduates of a high school or have pursued an equivalent course of instruction: must be of good moral character and must have, tlie physical qualifications required for a commission in the Orf,Cers' Reserve Corps. For the field artillery candidate must, in addition to the above, possess a thorough understanding and working know, edge (,f arithmetic, algebra, to include quadratic equations and plsne geometry. A knowledge of trigonometry arid trie use of logarithms is desirable. Men having had a previous scientific end technical education and training are most desirable, particularly those educated and trained as civil, mechanical, electrical, mining or architectural engineers. Point of AppUcattoa. Civilians possessing the requisite qualifications as to education, character ar,d physique who desire to attend an officers' training school will apply for information and necessary blank forms to the army officer on duty as professor of military science and tactics at the educational institution nearest the residence of the applicant. This may be done either in person or in writing. The application and other blank forms furnished must be filled out in detail and must be accompanied by at least three testimonials by reputable persons as to good character and a record of the physical examination o,f the applicant, submitted on prescribed form and made by a reputable physician. The application and accompanying papers will then be forwarded to the officer of the army on duty as professor of military science and tactics at an educational institution nearest the residence of the applicant. Upon receipt of the application and necessary papers, each applicant will be notified to appear in person at his own expense, at an appointed time, before such professor of military science and tactics, for a preliminary examination regarding the applicant's qualifications to attend an officers training school. AftPr the applicant has been exam-

ined by a prof' ' and 'act i 's. his

j warded to the commanding (.nicer of the

! a ioroiria r p, reicrral offf. irnioinir

school. Only such applitatlons as are approved by the professor of military science and tactics will be forwarded to the commanding officer of the central officers' training school. On receipt of such applications at the central officers' training school the commanding officer will notify from time to time such applicants as may lie needed. directing them to report nt a designated training school on p specified data.

REMOVAL NOTICE. The Hammond Furniture Exchange hos moved to larger and better quarters. 284 State street, corner Sohl St. Step in and see the many attractive bargains we can offer you in new and second hand goods. Chairs, and Rockers of all kinds; Baby Cribs. Chiffoniers and Dressers, Kitchen Cabinets. Beds. Buffets. Parlor Suits, Sanitary Couches. Wardrobes. Washing Machines, Gas Plates and Refrigerators. Phone 2849. We do upholstering: and furniture repairing. 7-8-1

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives, Mr. Emerling and Rev. Hotz for kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent bereavement In the loss of our darling baby boy. also for the beautiful floral offerings and the use of the automobiles. Mr. and Mrs. it. Patrick. Mr. and Mrs. J. Helntz and Family. adv

Dollars and Determination spell doom for kaiser. Buy War Savings Stamps.

TONIC UPBTJILDER Stubborn Ccngfea. Weak Zioaf a and Colls Try Eckman's Alterative For many years this Calcium preparation has maintained an ever-increasing reputation for accomplishing ood. and often remarkable results $2 Size $1 Size now $1.50 now S0c Flic ladudaa War Tax. All Drnrfts. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Specify Vase Furnaces Installed by the makers V. A. Smith Co, 213 W. Lake St., Chicago.

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AT THE ORPHEUM.

Constance Talmadge. select comedienne, will be the attraction here at the Orpbeum theatre on Friday In a picturization of "The Shuttle." from the novel of the same name by Frances j Hodgson Burnett, directed by Rollin Sturgeon, and telling the story of "The; Shuttle'" of love which laughs at the i wide expanse of the Atlantic and merrily weaves International romances. j Rettina Vndrpol fConstance Talmadge) visits her sister. Rosalie, the neglected wife of Sir Nigel AnsTruthers, who leaves her and their son In the crumbling ruins of h's ancestral estate, while he plays fast and loose on the Continent. Betty, the staunch, independent, spirited, "regular" American gill, renews R-isalie's youth and restores her spirits. She also meet Lord Mount Dunstan. a neighboring squire, who gives his all to relieve the sufferings of his epidemic-stricken tenants; and despite the villainous plottings of Sir Nigel, they win their destrved happiness in the culmination of their romance.

HELEGDA PLAINTIFF. Joseph Helegda is the plaintiff in a suit against Tony Szoum and not Wm. Price, a reported yesterday. Helegda asks $150 damages for attack upon him by Szoun's dog. Price is Helegda s a ttorney.

Announcement

We bpg to advise that the Hammond Auto Paint & Top Co., located at 4S0 Hohman St., are installing a Xo. 1 painting and trimming establishment. Business being continued during alterations. Expert workmen from leading Chicago concerns. Best quality of paint and varnishes used. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Prices reasonable. Give us a trial. We make auto tops, seat covers and cushions and repair them.

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TH AT civilian woolens are 1 scarcer and prices higher is a matter of universal knowledge. Nevertheless, in accordance with our usual policy of clearing our shelves each season, we will continue our sales.

16-50

21.00

ALL $18.00 AND $20.00 SUITS Extreme and conservative P models. Now ALL $22.50 AND $25 SUITS g Values that cannot be dupli- V catcd. Now

ALL $27.50 and $30.00 SUITS Some exceptionol values and patterns. Now

ALL $32.50 AND $35.00 SUITS Practically at present wholesale cost. Now

Extra Value Ladies' Hole-Proof Silk Hosiery, $1.00 Per Pair Higher grades reduced in proportion. Quantities are limited. We earnestly recommend that you buy early and also liberally of the

$30.00

Finest GSothes Sn ihe ket at Bargain Prices

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Rothschild & Hirsch OPEN EVENINGS.

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