Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 69, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1918 — Page 3

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Friday, October 4, 1918. THE TIME ft. P&se Three,

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Kntherln Howard, 431S Olcott At. rhone 2 S3, will be pleased to write and receive aorlal news and advertising tot The Times, also job work of all dertptton promptly and well dona. Wanted Two experienced salesladies. Zimmerman's Department Store. 8350 llichigan ave. 10-2-5 Harbor Asks Uneni for Trance. Indiana Harbor women, completing their part of th work assigned them in th drive for Liberty Loan Bonds of last week, ara now prepared to start right out In a door-to-door canvass for linens for France. Tha block system proven to be most successful in all trivcs will be adopted In this one. Ona woman in each block who is known to ail of her neighbors will do tho collecting of either tho soods or the cash whereby they may bs purchased. Money eeems to be more practical in this wise as the dimensions of the articles asked for are quite out of proportion to those most housewives have on hand. With ready cash the most needed array cf linens can ho purchased to a much better advantage The work in its entirety, is supervised by Mrs. K. V. Walton, who will appoint a block chairman and accurate reports made of the

block canvassed. Final reports will be turned In to the secretary of the local Red Cross chapter for disbursement of money for the articles mentioned as most necessary to supply the immediate demand. Bo ready when thi so

licitor calls. It is estimated that 2,000,000 Americans have read Sergeant Empty's book.

"Over the Top," the most popular literary masterpiece dealing with the war, and over 25,000,000 aro reading his special articles appearing iu newspapers throughout the country. Empey is today the most talked of man in America, and goes over the top at the Family Theatre in East Chicago on Friday and Saturday. adv. A splendid response from the women of Indiana Harbor resulted in having three classes organized in Elementary Hygiene and Home Care of the Sick last evening in the chapter room cf the Red Cross Centre In Fir street. Miss Florence Hauswald, superintendent of nurses of the Welfare Association, has

I direction cf the work and under this

capable supervision many women will be trained for home service. There is one class which is open on Tuesday morning from 8:30 to 10:30; another class. Tuesday evening from 7:30 to S:30. This class is open for enrollment. Another class is tho Tuesday evening unit, open from 7:"0 to 8:30. This particular class is filled. Now that the work has started and is full of promise, let there be no hesitancy in other women signifying their intentions of joining. If necessary more classes will ba formed. Fhona TD4-J for entry or apply at Centre, "4 37 Fir street. A most important meeting of the Wei-

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Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shako well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautlfier, at very, very small cost. Tour grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each uay and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how Clear, eoft and white the skin becomes. Tesl It Is harmless. Adv.

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emocranc voiers: ATTENTION!

Following you will find a list of places where you can register: Bring your friends along. , Indiana Harbor. Wm. J. Murray, 3417 Mich. P. A. Parks, 3120 Mich. Wm. Wright, 3336 Mich. East Chicago. Jos. W. Dunsing, Amercian State Bank. Karl D. Norris, 221 Calumet Bldg. Unless You Register Before Oct. 7th Yom Cannot Vote at the November Election,

fare Association will be held this evening In the court room, city hall, at 7:30 o'clock. All people cf the community interested In the work promoted by this organization should be present. A most Important movement afoot In the Twin Cities is that of making a most complete survey of nurses In the field. This is a government call anl women who are graduate nurses, undergraduates, pupils in training, with at least six months' instructions, those trained for the work of attendants, practical nurses, midwives, women and girls who have taken the course of Red Cross Instruction, and all other women who have a knowledge of the care of sick, will make report at the respective headquarters. The women of Indiana Harbor will go to the Red Cross chapter house, 8427 Fir street, or phone 304-J. for entry of their names on the registry. This is a most urgent demand that women respond without delay. The compilation is to be made for local community needs and every woman or girl who possesses

the knowledge of caring for the sick and injured will consider it an obligation to be met with speedy willingness. At East Chicago the notice must be forwarded to the local Red Cross Centre, 4723 Forsythe avenue, phone 7S3-J. residence number cf secretary. Prices are advancing rapidly. We still sell at old prices. Come In and see for yourself. Michigan Tea & Coffee Store, 341S Michigan avenue. Indiana Harbor. 10-4-1 For Sale Carload of onions. Call and

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REDUCE THOSE DUGEOOUS

I'liysirians are prescribing affid hospitals are using a new and harmless, yet ':ry powerful germicide that not only rausrr? r i.iaret d or varicose veins and bum lt. s Ui lji:.me normal, but also reclucts (."I'ilrt:. enlarged glands and wens. Ask anv lirt't class druggist for an

niiKiiial twn-uunce bottle of Moone's

Knur:. Id Oil (full strength) and refuse t' aei'i-pt anlhir.g in its place. It is Mich a highly concentrated preparation that two uumes lasts a long t:me and lurthi-rtnr.ro if this wonderful discovery

does nut i roduce the results anticipated.

you can have the irije rctunticd.

It is nut wise for anyone to allow

swollen veins to keep on enlarging.

Often th-y burst and cause weeks of

pain, suffering and loss of employment .start the Kim-rald Oil treatment as di

rections advise and Improvement will begin at once. Your druggist can sup

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reported by the Grasselll Chemical Co. There are 1.141 employed there. The number of subscriptions Is 1,141 and the total amount subscribed Is 1116.300.00. Eupt. J. W. O'Brien was greatly pleased at the spirit shown.

The man who he!ps his city and his country by buying a 4th Liberty Lean Bond is for them, the man who doesn't isn't.

Even the Boys Who Are Fighting Are Buying Liberty Bonds. What About You?

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Coolant Oet Man to Till Hla Place, Had to Keep Ob. How He D14 It. Saratoga, Cal. "I am an engineer and overworked so I could not sleep, was tired all the time. I could not get a man to fill my place so had to keep on working. My druggist asked me to try Vinol and It built me up and strengthened me so I feel fine and sleep all right." Isaao VC. Bradford. There is no secret about Vlnol. It owes its success In such cases to beef and cod liver peptones, Iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates, the greatest body building and strength creating tonics. Ve strongly recommend Vlnol. Joseph W. "Wels, druggist ;L. Harry "Wels and Xorrls Fharmacy. Vlnol is sold In E. Chicago by Schlieker's Pharmacy, and In Whiting by L. 1L Mattern and druggists everywhere. P. S. For itching, burning skin try Saxol Salve. Money tack If It falls.

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Tbia ettit of 'win colored broad cloth will please the matron who is inclined to be plump. The coat is made on long lines which are slenderizing. The long roll collar of dyed Bkunk also helps to give tho elim effect demanded this year. Tha euffa are of the same fur.

get your winter onions, J1.00 per bushel, 4308 Magoun avenue. Phone Kast Chicago 44S-M. 10-4-6 The women of Indiana Harbor are cne hundred per cent pat'.rotlc in their attendance at the Red Cross Centre the past week, over two hundred and fifty sewing from dawn to the closing of the day. The 'social calendar in that vicinity has been dotted with very few social heppenirgs; those which were given were mostly benefit affairs. The women have realized the importance of laying aside all unnecessary entertaining and we read with interest that in many cities matinees and card playing are strictly tabooed by all patriotic women during the balance of war days. The women of our community must share in the honors of giving up the very things that are dear to the heart of all women and complying with the urgent needs thrust upon them by war measure demands. Kenneth Scott has written his mother. Mrs. John R. Scott of 143th St.. a few lines to allay her fears as to his critical condition at the Great Lakes Training Station. Sick with the Spanish influenza and delerious part of the time, he was not permitted to have even his mother to come and see him. False rumors were reported here much to the mother's anxlty and the letter this morning in his own hand writing was a decided TV to lirr. lie wa3 too weak from the ravages of the disease to write much but lie asks his friends to await communications fr a few days at least.

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WALLACE REID in "FIRE FLY OF FRANCE" A most wonderful and Interesting up-to-date photoplay. We will also chow "How Our Boys Spend Their Furlough in France." COMIN 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 Official War Film Feature. Thotographed 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." Columbia Theater

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Spring Chickens, fresh dressed 3G Leg of Veal Roast 34 Choice Pot Poast. .... .28 Prime Rib Roast 32 Leg of Spring Lamb. . .35 Bacon Squares, 2 to 3 lb. pieces 3Sri Ham ,37? Fresh Ovstcrs, qt.. . . . . .65c? Salt Pork, 2 II). strip. . .33

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