Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 26 July 1918 — Page 3

Friday. Julv 26, 1918.

THE TIMES. Page Threa mu'iJU-E1 have heretofore been refused their first and second parers because of the war. There are many residents in the county of German decent and be,for the war broke out enjoyed all the privileges of citizenship and were and are loyal to their adopted country and in peace times neglected taking out naturalization papers and the rights of citizenship has i;niiHiMiiiniinnniijimiMHniiiitiMiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMi;iiiii THE HOUSEWIFE .vancautuTTiri es i i been taken away from them. Judge I Creenwald will soon have an interpretatlon of tho ruling for publication.

SUGAR CRISIS

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the. housewife who has sought to follow

the- suggestions of the United States Food administration to can and preserve all the vegetables possible, for use In a possible, emergency during the coming winter, J. E. Larger, head of the sugar division under Dr. Harry E. Barnard, federal food administrator for Indiana, directs attention to the following facts in connection with the present sugar crisis; It is necessary to conserve sugar during these canning months because: (a) We need the ships which bring sugar from a distance into this country for other purposes. (b) Some of the countries closest to v;s from whom we might import have a email sugar yield this year. (c) Our own domestic sugar crop Is smaller than we expected. (d) The submarine has sunk ships containing sugar. In order to take care of the needs of our Army and Navy nnl to give to our Allies the amount they must have which

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Is less than we keep for ourselves, theso things are necessary: a) No person should use more than '4 of a pound of sugar a week. This includes sugar used In all forms of food. It may be necessary toon to still further reduce this apportionment. (b) The canning and preserving In the household should be done in such a way as to use tho lenst possible amount oX sugar. T'nles we are careful we may have a sugar shortage. This can be prevented only if earh individual uses no more than his share of sugar. Some must use even less thart a full share. If we think our allotment of sugar small, let us compare it with the allotment of ether countries. "We may have 2 pounds of sugar apiece month. The English msy have 3 pounds of Kupnr nplece each month. The French may have 1 pound of sugar apiece each month. The Italians mfiy have 1 pound of sugar apiece each month (when they can get it r3 you know that your sweet tooth consumes as candy in a year enough sugar to meet all sugar requirements under the rationing standard of Kngland for 1 year Or France for 1 year Or Italy for 2 years? That the money spent In the United States for candy In 1 year is double the amount required to feed Belgium for 1 year? We need only enough sugar to make our meals ralatable. One and one-half ounces or about thre level tablespoons of sugar or Its equivalent !n honey, molasses or syrup a day ior each person will do this. This includes the sugar or sugar substitutes used In cooking. How sugar may be saved: By using sweet dried fruits as dates, raisins and figs to sweeten desserts and cereils and in place of candy. By using honey, syrups, maple sugar end molasses to sweeten desserts and beverages, in making cakes, cookies frosting and as far as possible In canning and preserving. By canning fruits without sugar and by making fruit pastes where the natural sugar will give most of the sweetness. By omitting sugar from tea, coffee and cereals or If it is used by mixing It completely with the food and eating all of It.

U. S. DEMANDS FREEDOM FOR S1LLITI0HS

IRt t"VTTE!" fp.EFP ririI.APEI.PHIA. July :6. America demands commercial as well as political freedom for small nations. To this -nd she will continue her struggle for world wide democracy even after CJerman militarism has been crushed and the after the war trade competition begins. This message by Chairman Hurley of the shipping board was given to the Latin American diplomats from Washington at the Hog? Island ship yards near here today. Hurley declared that the great emergency fleet now being turned out is dedicated to freedom and that after it has served its immediate purpose of defeating the common enemy it will be equally effective as an instrument cf an endur

ing reace. It should bring good to all'

the Americas, he said. "President Wilson has demonstrated to the world that we are not fighting for the permancy of our own liberties alone

but for the liberties of civilization everywhere." he said. "The rule of ex-'

cessive profits made out of the war will not be lifted when peace comes. The

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FOR SKIN ERUPTIONS Nothing heals and clears the ekin of infants and children like Sykes Ccmfort Powder which contains harmless antiseptic healing ingredients not found in any other powder. 25c at the Vlnol and other drug stores The Comfort Powder Co., Boston, Mai.

JUDGE GREENWALD GETS KATURflLIZATIDN RULING

Gary Court to Issue an Interpretation on Federal Ruling Soon.

Judge Greenwald of the Gary superior court has recently recivei from the Federal court a ruling concerning the naturalization of alien enemies In this country and is preparing an Interpretation which will affect many In Lake county. Provisions are made In the ruling for the naturalization of alien enemies who

In almost any community there is a grandana wbo knows Mother's Friend. Not only is she reminiscent of ber own experience, tntitwa through ber recommendation that so-many expectant mothers den red the cofort ard bleuirg of this famors rctredy. Mother's Friend Is aa external application prepared especially for expectant mothers after the formula of s noted family physician. It certainly has a wonderfnl effect hi reftertag tension brought about br expanding muscles. .:4 U a mort grateful encouragement to the woman awaiting inotiTte action of Mother Friend makes the muscle free, pliant and respouslTe. When baby arrives they expaod easily, and pairj JLnd danger at the criiis is r.aturally less. Strain upon tin nere and ligaments Is iossened and in place cf a period of discomfort and consequent dread, it Is a seamen of csJna repose ar.d happy anticipation. Mother's Friead enables tho mother to preserve her health and natural grace and she remain a pretty mother by baring avoided the pain and suffering which more often than otherwise accompanies such an occasion when natcre is unaided. Write the Brsdfleld Regulator Co.. Lamar Bid., Atlanta, Ga.. for their "Motherhood Book," so valuable to erpectint mothers, and in the meantime do tot by any chance fail to purchase a bottle of Mothers Friendfrom the drurrirt and thi fortify yourseif against pain and discomfort. Mothers Friend hoold be applied night and morn, lag wita the utmost regularity.

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Beginning Tomorrow Morning ITS a sale of matchless moment, affording every man in tune with these times of

thrift, an opportunity of saving practically HALF on his shoes. We hold thi. al on NEWARK Oxfords with but ON E consideration to clear our shelves to make way for the new styles for the season ahead. The variety of styles and leathers is tremendous bigger this season than ever

because of the smashing business we have done. Come prepared tomorrow to buy two or three pairs, for they are won

dertul bargains at 5X.45. Next

year the probabilities are they will be very much higher. Sale begins Saturday morning at 8 o'clock.

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This Showing Is a Little Earlier than Usual, hut of Utmost Importance Because of the extraordinary conditions in the Ready-to-Wear Market, the certainty of greatly increased prices later in the Fall and the scarcity of merchandise, we ordered all our winter coats shipped July I5th, in order that as many women as possible can select a coat to their liking and avoid the higher prices which are bound to come as the season advances. Stunning indeed arc the new Fashions for Fall, and with scrupulous care, vc have brought together truly splendid assortments for your selection. Our advice is to buy now if you are not in a position to pay in full, select the garment to your liking, make a deposit and a small pavmont from time to time until the season opens you'll have it almost paid for when you're ready to have it sent to your home.

fsfew Fall Coats Are TSow on Display More interesting than usual because coats will be un- Many collars are shown in many shapes. Velour, h usually popular this Fall. Most Fall Coats are full Bolivia, Suede Finished Cloths and other pile fab- 1 length with a slight flare. Sleeves range from modi- rics arc shown. Brown, gray, taupe and black are !s ficd racran and bitshop styles to normal, the latter be- the favorite colors, romp Wrl thm -n-hiio ti.n 1

ing most favored.

j Rich Silk Seal and j Klonseal Coats truly d isrhtf-ii moiipl. of the finest grad? E of S'.'.k riush and Klonseal. full length modj el5. with Immense collars and deep cuffs' cf ; beaver, coney and S'?'.f material. Pome have an S-ir.ch border of coney all are lined with Skinner's satin In the new colorings. It will be Impossible to buy garments made of the 11 same quality of fabrics later In the season. l! 43.75, 49.75, 69.75

display is complete. SUk Plush Coats $28.15 to $39.11 Handsome full length coats of a superior quality of Silk Plush, lined with Salt's satin. Xew shawl and aviation collars, deep cuffs of silk beaver or self material. Excellent values every one of them.

Wool Velour.Burella and Kersey Coats

Full length coats with a slight flare, beautifully tailored of rich Wool Velour, Burei'a, jf Kersey and Suede Finished Cloths; trimmings S are of fine seal, French coney, black opossum and mole kerami. Collars are in various 'iE f-hapes and designs. Colors are green, taupe. jEE brown, new blue, navy and black. Regular !ir ar.d extra sizes. ! 29.75, 32.50, 39.75 i

A Most Unusual Showing of Pretty Coats at $25

Here now are the first of the new season's styles. .They are of "Wool Velour, Cheviots, Kerseys, etc., 'in sammie, plum, burgundy, green, brown, taupe, the new blues and navv.

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They clearly show the tendency of Fashion in line, fabric, color and trimming, giving vou an opportunity to get a smart new coat at a much lower price than later in the season.

Children's New Fall and Winter Coats are In Now. Come see them.

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great emergency fleet will be used after the war to serve th world."

ARREST FOLLOWS SUUMBIRE VISIT Former German Consul Is Held in Boston on "Important Information."

BOSTON. MASS.. July 28. Oswald Kunhardt, formerly German and Austrian consul In this city, was arrested yesterday as an enemy alien at his home in Manchester and brought here. Federal officers refused to confirm or deny a report that the arrest was connected with submarine activity off the coast. It was admitted, however, that Information in the possession of the officials indicated that the arrest was of more than ordinary importance. Mr. Kunhardt's npartments in the housa in Manchester where ho boarded were searched by agents of the Department of Justice after he had been taken in custody. No statement was made as to what evidence, If any. bearing on his activities as an enemy alien, was discovered. A9t the office of Judd Dewey, assistants Vnited States district attorney In this city, it was paid that Mr. Kunhardt would probably be interned for the duration of the war.

HEBRON MAN KICKED BY HORSE Special To The Times CROWN POINT. Ind . July 2S. Arnold Gibbs, 21 years old, son of Clyde Gibbs. a Hebron man. lies in the Christian hospital in Valparaiso suffering severely from a kick in the abdomen delivered by a horse. It is believed that an operation may be necessary. While Gib'os was working for A. B. Lorr.an. two other young men came and placed their horse in a stall in the barn. Gibbs entered the barn, walked behind the strange animal that suddenly kicked viciously.

wounds when he was crushed between two frer.ght cars. He was taken to Mercy Hospital. Gary, and died yesterday. The boy was sent by his mother for ice and was caught between the two cars.

iHOW TO PREVENT

INSECTS IN CEREAL

HARBOR BOY DIES AT GARY HOSPITAL Joseph Durbach. 16 years old. of Indiana Harbor, who received severe

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0 cents a box, Including war tax For sle br all drugRlat fcrit m Laboratory, I'Uiladetphia

During the warm weather the housewife will encounter trouble with insects in cereals, which if net properly attended to will mean a serious waste of food and make it difficult once the insects become numerous to keep them out of food products in the house thereafter. The only safe method of preventing insects, worms or bugs from developing in your cereal is to heat the cereal as soon as it is brought into the house, the food administration states. By cereal intended all wheat flour substitutes and all meals and breakfast foods. Goods bought in sealed packages have been sterilized during manufacture and need not be sterilized again if the package has not been broken or

i punctured.

Heating is done in the oven at a temperature of 1S3 degrees Fahrenheit and should continue f-r 45 minutes.

American Women writing to their soldier relatives in France are requested bv the Council of National Defen.-a to make their letters bright and newsv and cheerful and. for goodness sake, refrain from expression of anxiety end grief. If the boy in France is getting along all right don't throw him into a fit of worry by writing him a blue and despondent letter. Tell the soldier what the folks at home are doing to keep up their end of the war

ESST CHICAGO GIRL WEDS ATJWILMIBBTON Corporal A. Prankski and Miss Marie Wiertech Are Married.

SrrciAt, To The Times ! FORT DELAWARE. July 25. Corporal August A. Transke, son of August Pranske of West Hammond, was married to Marie Wietech. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wietech of 4903 Walsh avenue. East Chicago. Ind., at St. Teter's cathedral at Wilmington, Del., on Monday, July 13. The bride and groom spent a happy ten-day honey-moon visiting Cony Island. New York. Atlantic City and included in their travels, a trip up the beautaiful and historic Hudson river as far as West Point and Poughkeepsie. The sad part of the whole affair was that Corporal Pranske had to return to his isolated post of duty at Fort Delaware where he is putting in time teaching the new lot of rookies the most up-to-date methods of potting the Huns.

America has not yet begun to rii!ht! Neither has she really be;un to save. But we must hurry along the fiehters and the savers.

Lemon Juice For Freckles GlrlI Make beauty lotion at home for a few cents. Try it!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into

a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you ha.ve a quarter pint of the best freckle an.l tan lotion, and complexion beautificr, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounpes of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face. neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless. Adv.

A Savings Account

in a strong, well managed bank is an asset that every man, woman and child should have. Start Today Deposit a certain sum every week or month and see how rapidly it will accumulate. 3 Interest Compounded Semi' A nn ually Lake County Savings & Trust Company THE A?K WITH THE CHIXtE CLOCK Corner State and Hohman Streets. Hammond, Indiana.

OUR LITTLE POCKET BANK WILL HELP YOU GET A START. CALL AND GET ONE WE HAVE ALL SIZES. OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.

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