Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 12 July 1918 — Page 10

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THE TIMES. Fridav, Julv 12, 1918.

No. 6. SOME FAMILIES MIST DEPEM) ON I1AKEHS. We must always bear In mind that our papulation la a population cf great variety of 1 Ife. A iais-j number of car people are dependent on the baker. Those who are dependent upon the baker can only eat bread the sub-stratum of whuh is wheat. The bakers cannot baka cereal products without a predominant portion of wheat. That section of our population, our working population, must receive wheat bread to some d-srree, but other sections of our population can quite well and without any self-denial worth the mention, mako that small sacrifice. Therefore, if wn ar to fret the distribution of such wheat iu;pHes as we must have for some sections of our population. It can only be If other sections are prepared to At without. V. S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION FOIl INDIANA.

COIL DISTRIBUTION TO JIM HOARDER New Plan Will Allow Each Householder Enough for Winter.

Omr July Clearaji

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Brought About an Immediate aed Enthusiastic Response.

TTASHIXGTON-. D. C. July i;.D0talls of a coal rationing system that la to bo put Into effect in Indiana and the other states have just been made public by the United States fuel adrrtr.lstration, which announces there will not be

nougn Household coal available this I mmmmm winter if last year's waste continues or " if unequal distribution is not prevented. A censorship of every order The rationing plan proposed is descrlb- tor coal received by any dealer, each ed as follows: crder be ins compared with a figure "The coal allowed to each consumer f obtained by very ?impl6 yet effec-w-ill not be the amount used last year, tive formulas showing: the rating of but only so much as is scientifically the house where the coal is to be found sufficient to heat his house to 6 used. degrees, providing every conservation -j. Actual inspection of all rule has been obeyed. The allowance doubtful cases and a checking up for each will be sufficient for comfort, through inspectors of statements but the thoughtless and wasteful con- ia le y,y householders as to the coal t-umer who finds his allowance gone be- on hand. the sraCo to be heated and fore the end of the winter will have lhe heating system employed, only himself to thank if he has no fuel . . - , . , ,,., i. . vi v. 3. An effective refusal to furnulth which to heat his house. . , ... , ,. , . , lsh anv householder more coal than Hoarder to Be Eliminated. , , . a sclent!:;e analysis shows is r.ecesXnder this system every one will ret .. ... .. , , .. . , , , parv If the requtsit rare is taicen la his fair proportion of coal. The hoarder , . ., , m v. ,,, . , .. . the heat:nr ft the house. V ndcr this will be eliminated. This system was , ... . , , - , i , . . , . . . , , . Fvstem surplus coal win be re.fused. originally worked out and applied in rvci-i-vi. jit , ,, Prosecute Fraud Consumers. Philadelphia. It ha? proved an unqualified success and, with modiilcatlons sug- "All consumers who have obtained a frested by the experiences in that city, quantity of coal in excess of their allotthe adoption and enforcement has been n-c-nts. or who by deceit or misreprereferred to the federal fuel administra- ST.taticn. have violated r.r.y rul's and tlon in all states. regulations of thi fuel administration "This plan Involves a department of wlU b rrose.-ut.vd. coal allotments In connection with each Commenting on the necessity of putlocal fuel administrator's office. The ting co-U on a ration basis the fuel ad-

CJTho mere announcement of the July Clearance Sales was enough to brin a response as no other sale has done before. d Extra salespeople with our regular force coped "with the tremendous crowd of eager buyers that massed the tirst, second and third floors and basement, today, opening day of sale. , 'Knowing the importance of these Minas Clearance Sales men and women waited for them. They have come and bought and were not disappointedfor here they came and found bargains, genuine bargains in every corner of this, Hammond's greatest store. 11 It is quite true that practically every item in our store cannot be duplicated at present costs, but as is the policy of this store not to carry merchandise over from one season to another, thus enabling us to begin each succeeding season with nothing but fresh, new merchandise, this July Clearance Sale is to characterize a period of unequaled value-giving and to emphasize our appreciation of the patronage of the people of Hammond and vicinity, CThe sale continues until Saturday, July 20 anticipate your needs. Store open Tonight Until 9 p, m,, Saturday Evening Until 9:30

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Double ProfitSharing Stamps Wednesday and F r i d a y. Single Stamps Mon.. Tucs., Thursday and Saturday.

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Wartime Economy Grocery a Success "I'm glad your Economy Grocery has opened," said a woman this morning. "'I've saved the price of four Thrift Stamps on my purchases." "Jt sure 19 the best thing Hammond ever had," said another. They're all talking about it. Come eee for yourself. Grocery 3rd floor.

HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE.

AMERICAN LADS ARE HAPPY AS COMRADES TAKE VAUX; CHATEAU THIERRY, NEAR TOWN TAKEN BY U. S. TROOPS

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important features of the plan are:

Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo

ministration says: "This system will be drastic and will introduce con'litions new to the country. It will ba no more drastic, however, than conditions demand in the in

terest of nil concerned. No one will ba j deprived of coal actually needed fur j heating, but no one will be allowed fuel j for waste or extra vaeanee. or to doubly j Insure a surrly of fuel while neighbors ',

on account of this excess are unable to obtain enousrh."

Motorman Not Losing Any Time. "I don't think anyone ever suffered more from stomach trouble and bloating than I have. I had to lay off my run more than half the time and could get no help from prescriptions or medicine. One of my friends advised using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, which I found to be the g-roatest remedy ever put cn the earth. I have not lost a day since taking: it. It Is worth its weight in gold." It is. a simple harmless prep

aration that removes the catarrhal mu

cus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendici'is. One dose will convince or money refunded Summers rharmacy. IMdgeley Drug Stores in Gary. Central Druj Store in Indiana Harbor. Adv.

If you want to keep your hair In good . condition, ba careful what you wash it with. Most Boaps and prepared shampoos 1 contain too much alkali. This dries the ! scalp, makes the hair brittle, and Is very harmful. Just plain mulsifted cocoanut oil (which is pure and entirely greaseless), is much better than the most extensive, soap or anything else you can j use for shampooing, as this can't pes- : sibly Injure the hair. j Simply moisten your hair with water J and rub It in. One or two teaspoonf uia ' will make an abundance of rich, creamy ;

lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. Th hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and

easy 10 manage. rpr fv'TEr. Tress."!

Tou can get mulsiHed cocoanut oil at I INDIANAPOLIS. IXD.. July 12. A most any drug store. It Is very cheap, 'mass of evidence concerning the violaand a few ounces is enough to lasj : tions cf the federal law prohibiting the everyone in the family for months. j transportation of alcoholic liquors from Adv. I wet to dry territory has been placed in

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DR. ROB'T J. CARROLL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 155 State St., Hammond, lotf. Phone 3419. GIVE MY OWN MEDICINES.

in good condition. Owners of such tents will please Inform W. C. Belman of Hammond. AV. A. Cox of East Chicago, or D. H. Boyd cf 'Whiting.

WORK IN BUNCHES

202 FAYETTE STREET.

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French caTalry in Chateau Thierry, at top, and American troops on British front.

Tha upper picture, a French ofRcial photograph taken before the Germans captured the place. ehow3 a French cavalry patrol

passing through the main street of Chateau Thierry near where the Australian and American troops gave the enemy a severe beating and took the town of Vaux. They held it successfully against counter-attacks and took, according to Field Marshal Haig's

I official announcement, l.wuQ prisoners. I The lower picture shows now confident and happv are the AmerI ican troops. These men are marching to the trenches on the British front and are passing British soldiers resting by the ; roadside.

PHONE 738.

CASH CARRY GROCERY SPECIALS FOR July 13 111 to July 19lh Inclusive

BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, Per lb OSCAR MAYER'S PURE LARD, lb 32C BEST COMPOUND LARD, Ier ib 27c JELKE'S GOOD LUCK BUTTERINE, 3-lc Canned Goods.

TOMATOES SHADY LANE

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So. 2 Bize 3 cans -llC

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PEAS, SHADY LANE, 3 cans PEAS, EXTRA SIFTED, 3 cans

41C 44c 27c

FANCY SUGAR CORN, per can HELMET HOMINY, 8 cans

PORK AND BEANS, No. 1 size 3 cans 25f? SINCERITY GREEN STRING BEANS, (20c seller), per can 17C SANDWICH TUNA FISH, per can lOC CARNATION, PET, VAN CAMP MILK, tall cans, per can 12!VC

Soaps and Washing Powders OLD COUNTRY LAUNDRY SOAP, bars 5SC KIRK'S AMERICAN FAMILY

10 bars U. S. MAIL SOAP, 10 bars ARMOUR'S LIGHT HOUSE, 10 bars , SWIFT'S PRIDE, 10 bars FELS NAPHTHA, 10 bars

KIRK'S PEROXIDE TOILET, 3 bars OLIVILO TOILET, 3 bars KITCHEN KLENZER, 3 cans : INDEPENDENT KLENZE3, 4 cans No Limit on Soaps.

60C 55C 57C 50 GOc

ths hands of government officials and will probably be placed before the next grand jury. Besides the United States district attorney's forces and agents the anti-Saloon league ;:-.id other prohibition organizations have aided in collecting evidence of the bringing of liquor into Indiana from neighboring states since the dry law was effective. The grand jury will not meet until October and it is understood that no action will be taken against the alleged offenders until then. The principal places where evidence was gathered were: New Albany, Jeffersonville. Evansville, Terre Haute, Ft. Wayne, Gary, Hammond. East Chicago, Union City and Uichmond. The traffic bMvern Kentucky and Indiana has been exceptionally heavy, accord ir.fr to reports. Whiskey was Tm-

ported by the truck loads in some places, according to the evidences in hands of special ine?tigators. Saloonkeepers who retained a supply after the law went into effect with the view of operating "blind tigers" are finding considerable difficulty in disposing of their products and the supply is proving a "white elephant" in most cases. Local police authorities in some ir.s-

I tances are enforcing the law to the best

of their ability, the prohibition organization's report shows. Hpwevcr, In some cities where a "wet" administration is in power the regulations are not obeyed. The state may step in and order the law- enforced in these places it was Indicated.

Notice For Boy Scouts.

Several tents are needed for the use of Hammond. East Chicago and Whiting boys who will attend the Calumet BoyScouts camp at Cedar Lake during August. Any one who will loan tents to the hoys may be assured that the tents will be well cared for and returned

tO'iMuNitv Camming By SCHOOL JCwiLDSEN UNDER "THE DIRECTION OP

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The National War Garden Commituon issue a free book on Community ftnd Neighborhood Canning. It &! 4iuci a bock of instruction.

NIGHT OPERATOR ALL IN Vinol Made Him Feel Better, Look Better, Sleep Better. Springfield. Mass "I am a night operator was all run-down, couldn't sleep, had no ambition I had tried blood and nerve tonics without help and thought I would try Vinol and I must say it has built me up so I feel better, look better and sleep better." Charles T. Harder. The reason Vinol was so successful in Mr. Harder's case, is because it contains beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates, the very elements needed to build up a weakened, run-down system, make rich, red blood and create strength. N'orris Pharmacy. Joseph V,". Wels. Hammond: Schlleker's Pharmacy, and druggists everywhere. Adv.

HOW IS THE TIME; THIS IS THE PLACE -where you can save 75 pel rent on your clothes by buying here. HAMMOND TAILORING COMPANY S. CREEXJERO, Pro. 538 Hohman St. IXjnE IV AND SEE THE BARGAINS, Wm ! do Cleaning. Pressbss u RejsaLrlns.

FASHION'S CHOICE F03 SUMMER OXFORDS AND PUMPS DAINTY LIGHT COOL Can be had in Brown, Gray. Patent and White. Each style has a special charm all its own. Each model is a distinct favorite with the woman who is particular about the wav her shoes FIT, LOOK and WEAR. Prices ?3.50 to $9.00 (All particularly good values.)

HAMMONDS

LARGEST BOOT SHOP

The Home of Walk-Over Shoes."

Be a War Saver.

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Miscellaneous. RED CROSS MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI, per pkg TOILET PAPER, (lfe seller) , 4 rolls NON-SUCH MINCEMEAT, per pkg SINCERITY ROLLED OATS, per pks

12c 12c 10c 25c 10c 12c

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NatIonal Crop Improvement Servlc"e.

IIORSE should be fed nccordlng to what you expect of him. If you are breeding horses for

Bpeed or for show, you -would give them no green grass, but would feed timothy hay, clover, alfalfa and st grain mixture. If you aro feeding horses for strength and endurance, you would give a larger quantity of muscle-making feeds. The best teams are generally in the city where they work hard every day. These horses get no green grr.ss at all. Thoy should be fed alfalfa and molasses feed and by-products of corn and oats properly ground and blended. Many feeders still think that whoI oats and com are neces

sary, but the Increasing prevalence of English sparrows In our cities gives practical proof that such feeding Is wasteful. It Is estimated that 20 per cent of these feeds could be saved by grinding and mixing and fed In a varied menu which is not only more appetizing, but supplies all the nutrients necessary without waste. Horses on pasture alone cannot give good service because the effect of the succulent grass loosens the bowels, opens the pores, makes them sweat freely. Pasturage Is to the horse what spinach and watery vegetables are to the human constitution. When horses are on pasture they should be fed a supplement of grain If they are to do a good day's work.

GROCERY and MARKET

Phone Hammond 49

84 State St.

WE ARE THE ORIGINATORS OF THE CASH AND CARRY SYSTEM IN HAMMOND. COMPARE OUR PRICES AND QUALITY OF POPULAR BRANDS WITH OTHER SO-CALLED CASH AND CARRY STORES.

GROCERIES. Moar Brand and Grape Juice, bottle 21c Apple Butter, 5 lb. earthen jar. .69c Sweetheart Talcum Powder, can. .5c Red Beans, Pink Rose Brand, No. 2 cans 10 Kidney Beans, Dyer's, No. 2 cans Pork and Beans in Tomato Sauce, No. 2 cans 124 Sauer Kraut, large cans 12? Washington Crisp, pkg 9 Cocoanut, Baker's Fresh, in cans 11? Sardines, Cal., in Tomato Sauce, 3 cans 27c

Parowax, pkg 9

NOW GET YOUR BASKET AND FOLLOW THE CROWDS. LINE OF SEASONABLE FRUITS AND GREENS.

MEATS Cala Hams, small lean, lb 24 c Native Beef Chuck Roast, lb 25 Pork Sausage, lb 22 Young Tender Beef Liver, lb. . .lG Fancy Native Plate Beef, lb 20 Frankfurts, lb 22 Bacon, Dixie Squares, lb 33

Brisket Bacon, lb 40c

GROCERIES Jinx Soap, 2 large cans 35 Whiz Soap, per can lid Dustbane Sweeping Compound. .21? Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 cans 11

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