Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1918 — Page 6

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OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

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v bfin tr"e. it is easy to believe -hat by keeping the kidneys snd dijr-s-Uve organs cleansed and in proper workng order old aire ran be deferred and L ,e.J?roloned far bpond that enjoyed Dy the average person. For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been relieving the weaknesses and disability duo to advancing years. It is a standard oldtime home remedy ajud nerds no introduction GOLD MEDAL Hsarlcn Oil is inclosod In odorless, tasteless capsules containing about 5 drops each. Take them as you would a pill, with a small

swallow of water. The oil stimulates 4he kidney action and enables the organs to throw off the prisons which cause premature old age. New life and strength increase at you continue the treatment. When completely restored continue taking a capsule or two each dav. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil GapRules will keep you in health nd vigor anil prevent a return of the disease. Io not wait until old age or disease have settled down for Rood. Go to your drugf 1st and get a box of GOLD 1IK1UL Haarlem Oil Gapules. Money refunded if they do not help you. Three sizes. Put remember to ask for the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand. In seab-d i-ieknres.

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4947 Olcott Ave.

Phone 960.

East Chicago.

Specials for Friday and Saturday October 4th and 5th

(White House Coffee, 3 lb. can $1.05 "Our Best" 30e Coffee, 2 lbs. for.. 55 Monarch Catsup, l-i1, oz. : bottles, 2 for . . 45 IMonsoon Catsup, 10 oz. bottles, 2 for 29 Beechnut Peanut Butter, 35c size, for 30 Pet orLibby's Milk, 2 tall cans 25 Macaroni or Spaghetti, 10 oz. pkgs.,2for 23 Hub City Pork and Beans, No. 3 can, 2 cans 45 Libby's Asparagus, large green, can 35

Beacon Red Beans, 2 can! 23

Swansdown Cake Flour, large package 38 American Family or Fels Naphtha Soap, 10 bars for G5 Rub-No-More Washing .... Powder, 5 pkgs 25 Toilet Paper, good quality, 6 rolls for 25 J. & P. Coats or Clark's O. N. T. Thread, all numbers, spool 5 Fancy Bulk Polled Oats, 10 lbs. for 68 Best Quality Head Rice, 2 lbs. for 25

Old Style Mince Meat, 2 lb. net jar for 35 Karo Red Label Sj'rup, lVv lb. size cans 15

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These Cool Mornings and evenings make a fellow think about coal.

The time for actual coal burning will be here in a jiffy, and then you will wish you had your bin full.

ORDER TODAY WHILE YOU HAVE CHANCE.

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BOYS AT GAW1P M'GLELLflW

(Ue ported by H. L. Krneger and Dwlght Eepntr.) News from Cainp McGlellan Anniston, Ala., for relatives and friends of the following soldiers from Hammond at this camp: Dwight Hepncr of 566 East Ptate street and H. L. Krueger of 564 Indiana avenue spent Saturday and Sunday at Camp. Mr. Hepncr who has a son, Pvte. Norton L. Hepner. in 25th Reg.. E. A., Eat. A, found him In good health and enjoying military training. Mr. Krueger whose brother-in-law is Tvte. Ered Magdany, 2oth Keg. F. A. headauarters also in A-l condition and has 81 horses of the 25th Reg. to take care of. Tate Graf of 25th Ucg.. E. A., Rat. B. likes his position but gets homesick to go fishing -on the Little Calumet. R. K. Henderson. 25th Reg., E. A.. Bat. A. sends his best regards to his old friends, especially Jake Schweitzer. Ing. Johnson, 25th Reg., Bat. A, sends his best love to all his lady friends of Hammond. Henry Mueller and Herman Mueller of 26th Vet. Corps Supply Co.. send their heartiest congratulations to Hammond and Lansing friends. F. B. Carey, Art Anderson and Geo. Anderson of 25th Reg., Bat. B. are some crew, stonewall forever. Harry Towle of 2Sth F. A., Bat. A, is picking up in weight, digging trenches. Chas. Griswold of 25th F. A., Bat. C, Earl Hamilton of 25th F. A.. Eat. P, and Ben Sosin of 26th F. A., Bat. A, all met on the Four Corners at Anniston with their wives who are visiting iht-rc. It appeared like an old Hohman St. gathering. Ed E. Johnson, 2oth Reg.. B.. Carl Wiker. 26th Reg. H. G. s, VVhitey I'almer. 26th Reg. Vet. Corp Supply. William Beckman, 25th Reg. F. A.. Bat. C. and Bill Tetrson, 26th Reg.. F. A., Hd. G.'s all send their best regards to parents and relatives. Whitey Fa'.mer is a fine Vet. Surgeon. He has a medicine that

either cures or kills. Frank Reese, formerly electrician at Gibson as liasion agent. 26th Reg., r. a.. Hd. G."s. Just as fat and healthy as ever. Walter Newman. 261h Reg., Bat D, just returned from the hospital. They sure must feed good ( that hospital for he is picking up weight. All names mentioned send regards to each and every reader of The Times and hope that the Fourth Liberty Loan goes way over the top. The boys of Hammond are well pleased with all their officers at camp and seem to take interest in them and their duties. Capt. Connely of 25th F. A.. Bat. A. speaks very highly of our Hammond boys and they sure appreciate it of all appearances at camp. Neatness js first and their drill second. The boys state that when they return everything will be set aside in Hammond for a great celebration.

WHEN HOMttCK IGHES A Woman Finds All Her Energy and Ambition Slipping Away. Many women know how the aches and pains that often come when the kidneys fail make life a burden. Backache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy spells, distressing urinary troubles, are frequent indications cf weak kidneys and should be checked in time. Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kidneys only. They attack kidney diseases by striking at the cause. Can Gary sufferers desire stronger proof than this Gary woman's word? Mrs. R. Copeland, 6C5 Maryland St., Gary, says: ,-I can hardy describe the misery I endured from backache. When washing, sharp pains caught me through the small of my back and just about drove, me frantic. My kidneys acted too frequently and often I had awful headaches and everything before me turned black. When I heard about Doan's Kidney Pills, I began taking them and I soon felt fine. Three boxes cured me and the cure has lasted." Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy cet Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Copeland had. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. T.

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ATTENTION! ' Following you will find a list of places where you can register: luring your friends along. i Indiana Harbor. Wm. J. Murra-, 3417 Mich. P. A. Parks, 3420 Mich. Wm. Wright, 3336 Mich. East Chicago. ,Jos. W. Dunsing, Amercian State Bank. T Karl D. Norris, 224 Calumet Bldg. Unless You Register Before Oct. 7th You Cannot Vote at the November Election,

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DUE HERE TODAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN "THE BOND" This is not a regular Charlie Chaplin feature it is a short reel made by the famous comedian to boost the Fourth-Liberty Bond and presented by him to the government. Metro Corporation Presents the Beautiful MAY ALLISON In a Five-Act Romance of the South, Entitled a 'Successful Adventure' A Delightful Star In a Delightful Comedy Drama in addition to the above. We also show up-to-minute pictures of the Allied battle front. THURSDAY

A Paramount

Picture Jesse L. Lasky presents

WALLACE REID "FIRE FLY OF FRANCE" A most wonderful and interesting up-to-date photoplay. We will also show "How Our Boys Spend Their Furlough In France." COMING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, OCT. 5th and 6th. "ITALY'S. FLAMING FRONT" For the first time in .your life you can see a great battle. Fierce trench, naval and aerial fighting. (The gruesome scenes have been cut out.) The First American View of the Latest Italian OfficiaJ War Film Feature. Photographed entirely by the Cinematographic Division of the Royal Italian Army and Navy. New York American says: "For exciting action and cumulative dramtic interest the pictures "which extended from the plateau of Bainsizza to the Timano river are unquestionably the most remarkable ever filmed. Their authenticity is self-evident and scarcely need the official stamp placed upon them by the Italian army." v

Columbia Theater Indiana Harbor.

WEST HAMMOND Al BDBBHIIMJJEW ZONE

Illinois Dept. of Health Mil

itary Zone to Quarantine Social Diseases.

All of Chimin Liid the townships of Thornton, Worth, Bremen, and Bloom in Cook county were officially proclaimed as "the Chicago military zone health district" by Dr. C. St. Clair Drake, state director, department of public health, last night. Ho announced that at once a force of state detectives will take the Held and that the. state will take over the enforcement of vice regulations where local authorities are found lax in their duties. Not only the "white light" section of Chicago, but the roadhouse "colony" of Burnham is directly affected by the order creating the zone. Under it resorts where women afflicted with social diseases are found will be placarded and persons prohibited from entering or leaving. Victims will be treated in the same manner as those haviiyj contagious diseases, and may be quarantined or removed to institutions where they will receive medical care. State to Keep Control. The Chicago health department is expected to co-operate fully with the state authorities in enforcing the order. The state, however, will remain in control, the work being delegated to the division of social hygiene, to which Dr. Drake yesterday appointed Dr. G. G. Taylor of Elkhart. 111., as head. A large staff of plain clothes men, women investigators, examining physicians, and dispensary assistants will be employed at once by this bureau. Dispensaries will be organized and quantities of salvat san will bo given free where it is needed. Text of Order. Dr. Drake's official order creating "The Chicago Military Zone Health District" read: By virtue of authority conferred upon the state department of public health by an act to create and establish a board of health in the state of Illinois, in force July 1. 1899, as amended July 1, 1907, and by the civil administrative code of Illinois, the area hereinafter specified Is hereby created into a military zone health district for the protection of the health safeguarding against disease among members of the military and naval establishments of the United States and all civilians within such districts.' Health officers, members of local boards of health, and other health authorities are urged promptly and strictly to enforce all national, state, and local health regulations, and to take such other measures as may be necessary to protect the health of the people of their respective communities. Officials Are WaYned. The attention of all public officials is called to the provision of the act aboe referred to which requires all officers and employes of the state, and of every county, township, city, and village, to enforce the rules and regulations of the state department of public health. The Chicago Military Zone Health District: All of that portion of Cook county embraced within the boundaries of the city cf Chicago and the townships of Thornton, Worth, Bremen, and Bloom.

and the Indiana State Liberty Loan Headquarters, Indianapolis, matter was given out for publication by the Liberty Loan chiefs at those places. From Alsace-Iorraine to Flanders and from Boston to 'Frisco the patriotism and energy of the people of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor was heralded on Saturday and Sunday. "That's nothing, what we did here," said Col. Riley- "Just wait until we tackle the next loan."

HIGH PLAYS FRDEIEl SATURDAY

Hammond high school this fall has one of the longest football schedules in years. The first game will be played Saturday at Gary with' Froebel schoaJUas the opponent. The game was originally scheduled for Hammond but changed to Gary at Froebel's insistence. The entire Hammond schedule follows: Oct. 5 Hammond at Gary. Oct. 12 Hammond at Chgo. Heights. Oct. 19 Eayt Chicago at Hammond. Oct. 20 Open date. Nov. 2 Krntland at Hammond. Nov. 9 Hammond at Gary. Nov. IS Rensselaer at Hammond. Nov. 23 Hammond at South Bend.

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There are few families in which the

record of Mrs. Gustave Koch, Box 24, Kewick, Keokuk County, Iowa., has been surpassed. Not in the fact that she

PLEASED BY FOURTH LOAN DRIVE PEP. (Continued from page one.)

NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED CROWN POINT, Ind.. Oct. 3. The following new marriage licenses were issued yesterday: Afaiasy Yenchenko, Ennt Chicago; Helen Metn.s East Chicago. Lou's Kaczur, Gary; Catherine Mate, Gary. Louis Nomth, East Chicago; Cecelia Cserpes, Hammond.

Buy It Like a Man!

TO LATE .TOO GLASSIFY

WANTED 25 laborers. Xowak Millings Co., Calumet and 150th at., Hammond. 10-3-3

LOST I'ocketbook by working man; contains about $22; reward. Return to Times ofllce. 10-3-1

FOR SALE! Beagle hounds; black, white and tan. 123:: Calumet ave., Hammond. 10-3-1

FOUND- Black and white cow: big horns. 1222 Calumet ave., Hammond. 10-3-1

raised a family of eiftt Is her tory ramarkabla. Thousands of families

ar larger. The htatory cf the Koch family la unique In that the motnor. with all her lovlna care, pinned her faith to a simple home remedy and never had a doctor for her children. Here is what she says: "Peruna has done my children good. I have a family of eight and never had a doctor, only your medicine. "We all think Peruna a splendid tonic." Bo far as we have learned. Peruna is the only known remedy for which such a wonderful claim can be made. Like Mrs. Koch, there are thousands upon thousands cf mothers who place their entire dependence upon Peruna. That Peruna has merited this

confidence Is attested by the words manac.

from such mothers as Mrs. Gustave

Koch. Lone; life to her! Peruna la Indicated for ooughs, colds, catarrh of the head, nose and throat, or disorder of the stomach, bowels eff other organs due to catarrhal inflammation of the mucous linings. If you are sick and sufferlns;, write the Peruna Company, Dept. B-80. Columbus, Ohio, for Dr. Hartman's Health Book. It la free and you may find that Peruna Is what you need. Dr. Hartman's World Famous Peruna Tonic comes in either liquid or tablet formv Ask your dealer. If you are seeking- health, do not accept "somethlns; Just as (food." Insist upon Peruna. Tour

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East Chicago T8a '& Coffee Stors

716 CHICAGO AVENUE EAST CHICAGO

PHONE 24

Specials for Friday and Satur day, October 4th and 5th

AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP With Coffee or Tea order, 5 bars 30$ FRESH ROASTED COFFEE, 5 lbs., $1.04; 1 pound 03

WANTED Waitresses at nood wajrea, room and board. Lyndora Hotel. Standard Steel Car Co., Hammond. 10-3-tf

"WANTED Laborers; highest wages. W. B. Conkey Co. 10-3-2

MONARCH BRAND CATSUP, new crop, large size bottle 25c PEARS IN HEAVY SYRUP, No. 3 can 28C

OUR LEADER COFFEE,

4 lbs.. $1.C4; 1 pound 28

M. R. BLEND COFFEE,

special, 1 pound 30

WILBUR'S COCOA,

Vz lb. cans 23

1 lb. cans 45

RUMFORD'S'BAKING POWDER,

1 lb. can - 21C I

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PICKLES, full quarts 32$

GLENCOE BRAND PURE FRUIT PRESERVE, large Jar -42$ SEEDED RAISINS, 2 packages 2d$ QUAKER SCOTCH BARLEY, 1 lb. package 14$

COMB HONEY

37c

PEET'S CRYSTAL WHITE SOAPS, (with order), 10 bars 59$

Col. Riley wrote from Washington, under date of September 30-h as follows: "I am sending; you under separate

cover a copy of the Congressional Record of Saturday in which you will find the record of your telegram. Tours was not only the first report received by any member of the House but it was also the ftrs received by the Liberty Loan Publicity Committee of the Treasury Department. I called up the head of this department immediately after having the same introduced in the House and informed him of the fact; he thought I must be mistaken snd had me, repeat your message the second time over the rhone. I told him that was a small matter in your section and that it was the sccond time you had rr.ade this performance and would continue to do It as long as Liberty Bonds were sold. Tou not only have reason to feel proud but every citizen who contributed to this grand result likewise has reason to feel proud of what Indiana Harbor and East Chicago have doie. It affords me great pride in being the Representative in Congress of such a community." TOWS ON THE MAP. The record made by the people of this city, headed by Chairman Riley, and the East Chicago and Indiana Harbor Vice Chairmen John W. Lees. Charles H. True, John Carroll and William J. Funkey, Jr., certainly put the town on the map. Not only did Congress, the commander-in-chief of the A. E. F., but practicaly every newspaper in America took cognizance of the wonderful patriotism. The Treasury Department's Publicity Bureau sent out a nation-wid dis-patch oC the feat, and the Associated Tress from K.a N'e.v York office did likewise. From the Seventh Federal Reserve District Headquarters, Chicago,

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Piano dealers "who feed the public "piano bunk" won't give you a square deal when you purchase a piano or player piano. "Piano bunk" is the stuff they offer as "$650 Player Pianos for Only $350" at "$5 Down and Your Own Terms." The idea is to cret the so-called "$650 Player Piano

for only $350" into your home. Then if you don come to time about your monthly payments bring su

to Garnishee your wages. When you purchae your piano or player of Straube's you are not humiliated by threat-

ening letters trom collection agencies because you, sometimes, are compelled to miss a payment. Piano dealers who have no fixed prices according to

the value of their pianos never sell the same kind of a piano to customers at the same price. They "size up" cash down payment. They are "old timers" when it comes to "sizing up" customers who pay all cash. They will sell a cash buyer a "$650 Player Piano for Only $350" and charge the installment customer two or three hundred dollars more for the same player piano. Sliding Price Piano Dealers Resemble Old Time Nursery Dealers These old time nursery dealers would sell you a pear tree, a lemon tree or a peach tree out of the same bundle. You couldn't tell the difference at the time of purchase. But you could tell when the tree bore fruit. You can not tell just how much too much you pay for your piano or just how good it may be until it proves itself musically, durability. No concern can sell you a "$350 Player Piano, a $450 Player Piano, a $650 Player Piano" all the same brand, the same make at such a difference in price. That's why you don't get a square deal. By Our Prices You Will Enow Them Every piano and player piano sold at Stra aba's is tagged in plain English with its lowest selling price. We don't sell lemon trees for peach trees. Yon have a choice of many pianos and players made by noted piano builders...'1 Kranlch A Bach Grands and Players, Brambaeh Grands and Player Grands, Halnss Bret. Grands and the Wonderful Reproducing Ampleo, Marshall 4. Wendell Uprights and Players, Wlibortr. Solo-Harp Players, Behr Bros. Players, Schaff Bros. Players, Straubo Players, Hammond Players, Gulbransen Players at (395 up according to their musical quality. Cur prices are the lowest In the U. S. because we pay no commissions.

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Telephone 661 631 Hohman St. HAMMOND, INDIANA