Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 22 October 1918 — Page 10

"Pasre Ten. THE TIME& Tuesday, October 22,' 1913. AMERICAN GENERAL GREETS COMMANDER OF BELGIAN FORCES; KING PRAISES TROOPS AND DIRECTS THEM IN DRIVE ON HUNS Wednesday and Thursday Specials Aa Extraordinary in Value Giving of Things You Always Need Double Stamps Tomorrow. House Dresses, Bungalow Aprons and Breakfast Sets TWO DAY FECIAL!

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Upper picture shows General Gillian, indicated by arrow, leader of the Beleian forces. At his left is Genera!. Chamberlain of the American army. The other officers are members of the ffpnerals' staffs. Lower picture hows King Albert, on horse at right, addressing Ninth infantry regiment before a recent drive. The Germans, now in complete there. The allies have driven them years by the Huns, are playing a rout along the Belgium front, are from the Belgian coast in the j big part in the advance. King hoping to make a stand at a new i region of Ostend and are continu- Aloert is personally directing the line, to be known as the Antwerp- j ir.g their advance. The Belgian j movements of hi3 countrymen and N'aniur-Sedan line, but it is doubt- forces, remembering the outrages j he and the queen arrived in Osteni ful if they will be allowed to halt i committed in their land for four j before the last Huns had gon

Gives Strengh to Combat Illness 1r. affections of the hrnat and luncs. ECKMAX'S ALTERATIVE has often Sf-on found to h very beneficial by reason of Its tonic and health-huildins rrop-rti'-'S. On of its ac .. inj-nvli-nts is alcium (a lime salt). !-o coml-ineU as to t.? readilf nssiniilated. Twenty years' iccessful use. SOc and Sl-50 Bottles at all druggists or from manufacturer, postpaid. r.CKMAX LABORATORY, Fhilaaelphia.

Trial Calendar

KEW CASES TILED. 1T645 Km. 2 Money had and received; Bob Sarkotich tlleMahon and Conroy) vs Martha Wujich. IT648 P.m. 1 Quiet title Vlada Ciobanov and Barika Ciobar.ov (Mcilahon and Conroy) vs. Williard B. Van Home, Henry H. Mather, Tima Birdltz and Bojanna Blrditz et a!. 17647 Km. 2 Divorce; Mario Grimm (H. "E. Granger) vs Stephen Grimm. 1764 Rm. 1 Attachment; John A Svilow (Tinsman and Blocki) vs Elizabeth Mozier et al. 17649 Rm. 2 Divorce (garnishment) Mary Ferguson (Klotz and Cravens) vs -Willis Ferguson and Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Company. 17650 Rm. 1 Damages; Harrison M. Weaver McA. Dorse y and Gillet.t) vs The Chicago Lake Shore and So. Bend Railway Company. 17651 Rm. 2 Divorce; William Wal-

STRENGTHENS KIDNEYS PURIFIES BLOOD The secret of youth is ELIMINATION" F POISON'S from your body. This I' ne, you can live to he a hundred and njoy the pood things of life with as murh "pep" as you did w!im in the -i'ringtime of youth. Keep your body in id-od condition, that's the secret. Watch the kidneys. The kidneys and Mgestive organs are the main cause. The kidneys filter and purify the blood. All the blood passes through yuur kidr;eys once every three minutes. They train or filter out the imparities. That i- their work. Keep them clean and in ..roper working condition and you have nothing to fear. Drive the poisonous wastes and deadly uric acid accurnulali'ins from your system. Tak" GOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil Capsul'-.- at intrv:tis and you will always- !. in perfect working order. You will fee! strong- and v'KoruUS. Nerves and muscles will be e,-itic nd vnur fact- will radiate vouth -.nd health. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are imported direct from the .'a i oratories Hanrk-m. Holiancl. Thy are not a patent m.uhcine. but a cuaranteed reniedy which has ben used i-y the sturdy Dutch for over 1100 years mid which has helped th--m t-i dvplop into one of the strongest and healthiest '.hps in thr- world. Get them from your druggist. Do not take a substitute." In sealed packages three sizes. adv.

lace Messex (W. J. Murray) vs Grace Messex. 17552 Rm. 1 Divorce; Edith F. Oliver vs James W. Oliver. NEW CASES TIEED. 1765" Rm. 2 Note; Bartholomae & Roesing Brewing & Malting Co. iCrumpacker & C.) vs Peter Oljaca. 17640 Rtu. 1 Divorce; Mildred Krueger tL. V. Cratn?) s George Krueger. 17655 Rm. 2 Divorce; Clara Cassler (H. E. Granger) vs Lyman Cassler. 17656 Rm. 1 Divorce; John B. Day (L. V. Cravens) vs Debby Day. 17G57 Rm. 2 Note; Elie Suciu tSario B & Crutidwelll vs Nik Betty and Luise K'.ty. 176:8 Rm. 1 Ins. certificate; Ludwig Sp jevvski vs Supreme Fore3t Woodman Circle. I7G39 Rm. 2 Note; Eli Suciu (Saric B i tfruiidwei!) vs William Retty, Katrina Retty. 17660 Rm. 1 Divorce; John B. Solomon D. E. Boone) vs Anna Solomen. 17661 Rm. 2 Divorce; Floyd Knapp

I (D. E. Bocne) vs Anna Knapp.

17662 Rm. 2 Divorce: Julia Talian (Win. Fuzy) vs. Albert Talian (4S33 Carey St.. East Ccigago. Ind.) 17663 P.m. 1 Divorce: Charles H. Krug (J. M. Stinson) vs Gold! r. Krug. 17664 Note; Vaslle Tarcio. vs Dimltru Nicholas. Nick Cristestu, Eimion Mihaltian. ENTRIES JN BOOM 1. 15054 Eernat v Bernat; pltf dis costs pd (llth.) 16610 Gross v Gross; find for pltf divorce judg 14th). 1745S Edd v Eddy; find, for pltf divorce judg (ISth). 17626 City of Hammond v Holly et al; sent to LaPorte county (14th). 17631 Brcihi v Brcihi; restraining order as per form (10th). 14325 Sargent v X I Gas & Electric Co. Dis for want of pros. Judg (10th). 14334 Pax & Co. v Est of Frklich; find for pltf $40 Judg (14th). 14361 Ku'.p v Mesdzisanowsky; find for pltf $627.30 judg (10th). 14504 Kueck v Zimmerman; cause dis as pltf costs judg (llth). 146S3 McNeil & Co v Gaiik; causs dis at pltf costs Judg (llth). 14755 Stodola v Hatght; pltf dis costs pd (16th). 14763 Cox v Hopmann; cause dis at pltf costs Judg (14th). 150S2 Wargo v Wargo; cause dis Judg (16th). 15097 liernheim Dis Co. v Est of Blaemire; dis for want of pros judg (16th). 16720 Postal v Postal; finds for cross complainant divorce $21,000 alimony rlus $75 per month plus $540 attys fees for defts attys es per' form (judg). 1716S Phillips v Phillips; finds for pltf. divorce judg (ISth). 17463 Peterson v MacLeod et al; pltf dis costs pd (14th).

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7525 First Tr &. Ear Bk v Kaspazak et al; find for pltf as per form (14th). NEW CASES TILED. 7G05 Km. 2 Appeal by deft; (Heretofore reported) American Oil Tank &

j Tump Co. vs Charles Mesko. I 17606 Rm. 1 Divorce (Heretofore re

ported) Lavoda Hawkin3 vs Frank Hawklts, Interstate Iron and Steel Company, a corporation. 17607 Rm. 2 (Heretofore reported). 1760S Rm. 1 Damages for failure to surrender office; Mathew J. Smith vs Richard C. Mackey. 17609 Rm. 2 Damages; Taul Newman vs Joseph E. Mellon. 17610 Rm. 1 Damages; William Lute vs Milton Brown. 17611 Rm. 2 Forecl. mtg; Citizens National Bank, formerly Citizens German National Bank vs The Ove

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the Peoples Trust. & Savings Bank of LaPorte, Ind.. a corporation. Lots 23 to 24 both in. B!k. 1 Franklin's Add to Hammond; also lots 1 and 2 Blk. IC in Franklin's Add and lot 20 Blk 3 Highlands Add to Hammond. Rec. 129 p. 417. 17512 Rm. 1 Divorce; Obia Vincent vs

Mary-Vincent. 17613 Rm. 2 Replevin; Amos

Cooley vs Braxton Thompson. 17C1 Attachment; Btodsky Gross & Company, a corporation vs Mutual Grocery & Market, a corporation. John Kubacki and Mike Ezefczyk. partners doing business as Kubacki & Szefczyk.

7615 Rm. 2 Divorce: Maole GLlespia

Fairman vs Ralph C. Falrman. 761 G Rm. 1 Acct; Fred Crumpackej vs Steel City Realty Company. 7617 Rm. 2 Divorce; William John Tlmm'vs Clara TImm.

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Do this ort of work "Over Here" for the sake of the boya- "Over There." Canning and Drying will increase the winter food supply. Write, for frsa book of instruction issue by the National War Garden, Commission, Washington, D. C, enclosing 2 cecU for postage.

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This clearance of house style?, from our large stock, will be an event of unusual interest to every woman who hears of it. A woman never has enough aprons or house dresses, of the attractive styles We offer! at this great redaction. They aro mostly in percales and were bousht at last year's prices. You will admire the materials and patterns. Do not fail to see these house styles priced eo low. Little Girls' Coats in chinchilla and plaid3. Sizes to 7 years. Included are a few coats carried over from last. year. They are snappy styles, lined throughout, and worth much more than our special sale price. Tomorrow and Saturdav only

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The "Boys' Store" of Hammond

Boy's Suits Sizes 6 to 18 years. $7.50, $10, $12 and $15 Boys' Mackinaws Western Mackinaw cloth, double-breasted with large shawl collar and all around belts, nobby plaids; sizes G to 18, unequaled fTfk values, at W M otv Boys' Overcoats In new- waist seam and military models, plain blues, browns, khaki and fancy mix- (!' turcs, at $15, $12.50 and ipJLlJ

Boys' Sweaters Siv-iollar, maroon, nav.i.ncf oxford; sizes S2.50 Boys' Jerseys Pure worsted, plain colors and body stripes; al!ll4: $2.98 Boys' Pullovers Heavy knit, all colors and sizes, . 02 at. A4.Ub

Mens' Trousers Astonishing values in Men's Trousers at

$3.95

All sizes up to 50 waist. "Worsteds, cassimercsv and suiting mixtures. Special val

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Men's Sweaters Wool mixed, shawl and V neck, dark oxford JISL $2.50 .For the Soldier O. O. Khaki Slipover, just the thing for the boys ?3.9S C( oc and 55.yO Sweater Coats Men's Shaker Knit, slipovers and button front, all colors, at $ .50

New Autumn Silks and Woolens Extra Special Values for Two Days Only

Fancy Silk "6 inches wide, taffeta and satin weaves, large assortment of stripes and plaids with new fall color combinations; values to f 1.9S. Yard SI. 59 Corduroy Suiting Medium wale, fast pile, 28 inches wide, navy, Belgium blue, brown, silver gray, taupe, tan, hunters green, burgundy and plum. - $1.50 Crepe de Chine SC Inches wide, silk and mercerized mixture, the quality for waists and lingerie wear; every wanted shade. Yard , 59V

French Serge Fine soft weave, the most wanted material for fall dresses and skirts, all 6treet shades; 42 Inches wide. Yard S1.49 School Plaids Bright Scotch colorings, looks like wool. Yard 29 Chiffon Panama 54 inches wide, the correct weight for dresses and suits; black, navy, &reen, burgundy and brown; worth $1.89. Per yard S1.29

omestics and Bedding Reduced

Stock Up For Winter During This Sale Cotton ChaMie Pretty patterns in Persian Turkish Towel Extra heavy terry cloth, plain and Coral designs, best quality for comforter white, large size. Each 27Vz( coverings and draperies; CS ir.che3 wide. , , , ,. , ... . , Yd - opi Damask Towels All lmen, hemstitched ends, ' " " "4 2C 2Gs30 inches, satin finish. Each 4.SC Cotton Satt Long fiber staple cotton. u , e j " ... , -o . - Crinkle Dimity or Hospital Spreads Needs no weighs 4 pounds, size 72s90. Batt....Q1 QO . ' r , 1 ' 5X.OJ ironing, size 72x90. Each S1.9S Huck Towel Plain white, hemmed ends, Pillow Case Size 42xS6 before being hemmed, very absorbent, size 16x30. Each bleached, serviceable muslin. Each 29? "Tomahawk" Shoes For Boys They Stand the Wear and Tear of Play Is your boy of the hard play, hard knock school age? If so you will , economize by buying ' Tomahawk' ' shoes for him.

LITTLE BOYS' SHOES Calf uppers with chrome leather solo?, -

the double wear kind; sizes a to ju. 'Q0 BOYS ARMY LAST SHOES Brown roft calf upper?, with

"Neolin" soles, that wear better than leather; Q i V

sizes l to 5U. A special vaiue at .3T1lu yS

lugan shoes for boys bun metai Diucner, soiut gooa

5i at $3.CO; sizes 9 to at - 0i$J

Men's Dc Underwear Mens heavy weight Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers; sizes to 50; regular $1.25 value,

Men's Union Suits

Winter weight cotton, closed crotch; sizes ZK to 46. Regular $1,50 value at

partment Men's Flannel Shirts Genuine Pemberton Flannel, gray, inn and olive, two pockets; 14 to 17. Reg. J1.9S. at $1.50 Men's Wool Sox

Black, gray and camel's hair, sizes 9Va to 11 3 for 31.00, or pair

35 Canvas Gloves

Knit wrist canvas glove?, cut full Eizc for- 50

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Women's Section

Girls' Dresses SO gingham dresses tn plaids, stripes and all colors, ages 4 to 1 years. Special clearance price 2 for $1.00

House Sacques Neat patterns in percales, navy and Calcutta h'tue predominate this assortment; market value $1, special at 79a

Boys' Suits Boys' cne-pece suits of cordurov $2.95 Drug Sundries

Bottles Susrar & Creamer

Cut and pressed glas3 in a very attractive design. Medium si.'.e. Market value $1.7.". Our special sale price per set

Thermos

"Icy Hot" brand. One quart size. Keep cold liquids cold and hot liquids hot. Everyone needs one. A $1 value at only -

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Dry Goods Section Sheeting Table Damask

Seamless sheeting, 75 inches wide, unbleached, full pieces, strong and durable. Yard 57 Outing Flannel Extra- heavy fleeced on both sides, full 27 inck wide, worth S5c. Yard 261 Buttons Pearl, metal, Ivory, cloth and silk covered and composition; all colors, all sizes, 3 to 24 on card. Card 7?

Permanent satin finish, Grecian and fc-al designs, 64 inche.- wide, worth T1.00. Y. d

Percale inches wido. light and dark ground.-:, dress and kimono ratterns; C5c tjuality. Yard 29c Black Satteen Mercerized, 26 inches wide, heavy quality for bloomers and lining. Yard 34

Shoe Department Women's Felt Felt Slippers

Juliets With fur trimming, color black and grey, flexible leather soles; sizes 3 to 8. Special at

Good felt with felt soles, maroon color, fine for the sick room. Wornen s sizes, 3 to 8, 73c; Misses' sizes 11 to 2, t 69c; Child's sizes, 5 to lft at

$1.29 59 House Furnishings

Stove Pipe Very good grade 6-inch polished stove pipe, the 35c quality 25 Elbows High grade corrugated elbows 21 Coal Hods Black japanned open coal hods, size 15 39 Wash Basins Heavy tin 12-inch basins14

Art Goods

Zephyreiie A good wool substitute, fine for knotting comforters: comes in grey, blue, rose, red and green. Price per ball 10c? Drapery Curtain Scrim 36 inches wide. White, ecru and ivory. Open worked or plain ribbon borders. Market vaiue 20c On sale per yard 1212?

Imported Japanese Square Hemstitched, sizo 72x73 inches, assorted rtv fcigns. Special $2.79 Section Plaid Blankets Size 66x80 Inches, in pink, biue, gray and brown plaids with fancy borders. Market val. $3.S3. Wed. and Thurs. $2.98.

Our W ar-Time Economy Grocery

Pet Milk Tall, 5 cans for 59c Soap Crystal White Soap, 10 bars for 59 Corn Advance Brand Corn, 3 cans for 50 Macaroni Skinner's Macaroni and Spaghetti, package 8p

Mustard Squires brand Mustard, 10 oz. jar only 9p Coffee Extra good Coffee, special per lb., 19c; three lbs. 55 Uneeda Biscuits Fresh and crispy, pkg. Downey's Delight Or :;ut M.-u-arinft. lb. 35

Combinets Or slop pails, glazed ornamented Bristol, heavy bail and cover 79 Stone Jars Heavy, for kraut, th 10 gallon size, $1.20; 15 gallon 8is $1.98 0 'Cedar Mops Genuine O'Cedar Oil Mops 65 Batteries lied Seal dry cell bsV terles, 45c artic! 35d

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