Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 125, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1918 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Tuesday, November 5, 1918.

HOW THIS LITTLE BOY Recovered Strength After Slckneg. Garrett, Texas. "The measles left my little boy. aged nine years. In a very weak, run down condition he coughed a good deal, and as medicines did not stxm to holp him. we finally took him -ut of school, and thought he would nevor be strong ajjain. One day 1 read about the cod liver suti iron ton;c known as Vinol, and such a change as it made in my little boy it stopped his cough, he is now back in school, strong and well." Mrs. E. A. Wright. There, is nothing like Vinol to restore strength, appetite and vim to ral. skkly children. We stronsly recommend Vinol for this purpose. Joseph W. Weis, druggist; L.. Harry Weis. and N'orria Fharmoy. Vinol is sold in L:. Chicago by Schlieker's Pharmacy, and in Whiting by L. II. Mattern and druggists everywhere. P. S. For children's Kczema. Saxol Salve is guaranteed truly wonderful. Adv.

SUU'NEWS IS RECEIVED

Word was received yesterday by Food Administrator 11. G. Tarry from Dr. II. K. Karrrd. saying that the allotment "f Jugar cf two pounds per person per jimnth would be increased to three rounds per rerson rer month, with the snm; ratio for public eating pla?es. K.'Staurants that have been allowed mo pounds for each ninety meals wi'l he allowed three pounds for ninety niea's. Retailers, and proprietors of l";Wic eating places, will receive sugar ' rtificates from Indianapolis covering th; increased allotment provided for by he above notice, as rapidly as they can rrepired and placed In th mails. ' retailers shculd use caution, and

regulate their sales in such a manner that their stock of sugar will not be exhausted before the Increased allotment can be provided for by the jobbers. Mr. Parry says that tho Food Administration has now made good its promise to increase the household allowance of sugar at the earliest possible moment, that the sugar supply would justify, thus making it possible Cor tho householder to more freely use the apple, cranberry and grapefruit products, and to use the fruits canned during the summer without sugar; u-iso to do home baking. Tho rapid manufacture of the newcrop of beet sugar in the west, and the new crop of Louisiana can" sugar In the south. together with freer railway transportation conditions, and the reductions that we have made in tho eonsumption of sugar in the manufacturing trades, and the patriotic conservation in the past four months, enables the Food Administration to make this increase in the allotment of sugar. The

regulations are also revised to the ex- , tent that any person may purchase his !

whole monthly allowance at any one time jf he so desires. The gist of the new regulations as given out by Mr. Parry is as follows. The retailer, householder, and public eating place should govern themselves accordingly: 1. The allotment of sugar for each person is three pounds per month. 2. Any family may purchase its whole monthly allowance at one time from the retailer. 3. Hotels and restaurants are allowed three pounds of sugar for each ninety meals served.

COMB SAGE TEA JINTOGRAY HAIR Darkens beautifully and restores its natural color and lustre at onco.

3YSICALLY

AT ANY AGE

It isn't age. it's careless living that puts men down and out." Keep your h.termil organs in good condition pnd : i'U will always be physically fit. Watch kidneys. Thr kidneys are the most overworked rgans in the human body. When they hieak down under the strain and the Knd!y uric acid accumulates and crystp.lszes, look out! These sharp crystals tear and scratch the delicate urinary ii'mmis causing excruciating pain anil : t u; irritations which may caue pre:atur- degeneration and often do turn :riU deadly Hricht's Disease. n,' of the lirst warnings of sluggish kid !-. action is pain or stiffness in the : mall of the bnck, lush colored or scanty :irinr. loss of appetite', indigestion or rheumatism. A l'o not wait until the danger is pon ou. At the first indication of trouble go ."ft-r tho causp at once. Go to your :"Uir':.t immediate! v. Get a trinl box UOI.D MEDAL Haark-m Oil Capsules, 'TOP'.rted direct from the labors tories in H.dland, where they have been in use for vr two hundred years. They will give n'r.'t.st immediate relief. If for any ..ys they should not your money will W refunded. But be sure to pet GOLD MKDAL. None other is genuine. In saied boxes, three sizes. Adv.

409 ARRESTS MADE IN CITY IN OCTOBER By report compiled for the month of October by Chief of Police Kambo, city of Gary, there were 400 arrests made as follows: Drunks, 13'"1: adultry, 6: assault and battery. IS: assault with intent to kill, E: concealed weapons. 6: wife desertions. 2; demented, o; females in wine rooms, h; gambling. 4"; hc.usces of iil-farr.e. 6; murder, I; prostitutes, 14; violation liquor law, 28; rape, 1; President's proclamation. 40; highway robbery. 2; violation of the speer limit, city ordinance. delinquency, associating. There were "S6 males and 23 -cmales. "03 married and 205 pinglc, 337 whites and 12 colored;

I fines and costs paid. S 3 . t5 S 3 . Number

of meals served were 1.233. Eight given lodging and the wagon made 60S runs.

Common garden sige brewed into a

hea y tea. with sulphur and nlcchol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark end luxuriant. Mixing tl... Suki' Tea mul i'lilphur recipe v. home, though. I? troublesome. n easier way l In g-t th roady-to-uro preparation improve.! In- th.' addition nf other ingredietus a lurce bottle, a I little cost, at drug stores, Ur.own as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." thus avoiding a lot of muss. While gray, faded hair is net smful. we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attra' tivness. II y darkening your hair with Wyeth's sig aid Sulhpur Compound, no one can -.. because it does it so naturillv. so coiily. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one sm:i!l sirind nt a time; lv morning all gray hairs lr.ive disappeared. After another application or two your hair become;-, beautifully dark. g!oss. soft and luxuriant and tmi appear 5 ears younger. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound f a delightful toilet requisite. It. is not intended for the cur", mitigation or prevention of disease. Adv.

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ST. JOHN

Three new flu cases were reported here: Roy Weaver, depot agent. Ben Klein and daughter, Hilda, and Henry Dell. The latter is somewhat Improved since yesterday, but is very weak yet. Mrs. Mary Mage-r of Adar Lake, was a visitor here Monday. Jos. F. Warneeki, and Johr. Miller, Jr.. made a business trip to Crown Pt. Monday. The funeral of Peter Weingart from Chicago was held here on Monday. The deceased was a former resident of St. John and moved to his son's home in Chicago after the death of his sister. He is survived by three sons.

Three members of Nick Doff ill's family are down with the flu. Kncouraging reports come from Mis. Hume Richie who is at St. Margaret's hospital. ' Miss Anna Mjninger. who Is employed in Hammond, lshome having a tussle with the fia. Miss T.eona Fisher returned from Huntington Monday morning to resurffe her school. It is hoped that the school will not be closed again on account of sickness. Mrs. C. I. Eoesen was called to Kokorao cn account of the illness of her daughter. Margaret. Dr. F. A. Malmstone has been appointed chairman for tho United War Work campaign, which opens Monday morning, when the Committeemen visit you think of your boy of your neighbor's, who needs comforts and assistance of these originations, the little sacrifice on our part to give 13 so smi.ll in comparison to what thy are giving us and their country. Will Ruttledge Is vi-ty -"'l"k at Hartsdale with pneumonia

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Wednesday Special Period Dresser $39.45

Mrs. J. N. Sanger of Shelby, visited her son, Charles and wife, here yesterday. Mrs. Jerome Dinwiddie returned from a visit with relatives at New Harmony, Ind., and Mt. Vernon, 111., j esterday. Henry Shafer, who hat been seriously sick, Is retting better. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Crook of Gary, visited her mother, Mrs. R, M. Hill and brother. C. O. Hill and - family here yesterday Mrs. C. C. Jones returned last evening from a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Daniels anl family in Hammond. Mrs. V. C Gund of Kankakee. I I.. came last evening for a visit with her mother. Mrs. Joseph Hepp and family. Mrs. Ida Roaz. of Dafayette. is -l.-U-inc her daughter. Mrs. Guy Clevinger. and family. F. E. Nelson was In Chicago on business yesterday. Mrs. Susie McDanlels. of Lafayette, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy Clevinct and family.

This beautiful Period Dresser, like illustration can be had in William and Mary or Queen Ann period. Finished in American walnut. Has beautiful shaped French plate mirror. The base is fitted with two small drawers and two lar.ee roomy drawers, ail dovetail construction throughout. Specially Priced

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KIDNEYS BOTHERS

Eat less meat, also take glass of Salts before eating breakfast.

$3.00 monthly.

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Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they become overworked; ppf sIuRtrlh. ache and feel like lumps of load. The urine becomes cloudy; the Madder is irritated, and y.,u may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. When the kidneys c1or you Ymist help them flush off the body's urinous waste or you'll be a real sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, you suffer from backache, sick headache, dizziness, stcmach gets sour, t'Uisue coated and JO'j feel rheumatic twinges when the weather is bad. Eat less meat, drink lots of water; also get from any pharmacist fnir ounces of Jad Salts; take a tahlcspoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act tine. This famous salts ifl made from the a id of grapes and limon juice, combined with lithia, and Has been used for generations to clean clogped kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is Inexpensive, cannot injure: makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water drink which everyone should take now and thf-n to keep the kidneys clean and active. Drutrgists here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble. Adv.

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WEDNESDAY' SPECIAL

fisnsk Steak

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For Wednesday and Thursday.

Edward

For Wednesday and Thursday.

A Gift a Week From Now Until Xmas To relieve the usual -"just before Christmas" strain on customers and rales people alike, vre suggest the g.ft a week idea. If properly followed, and your Christmas shopping is spread over the months of November and Deceniber, you will have complied with tho government's wishes, and saved 3'ourself many annoyances and disap-pointrjents.

Continuing Our Great November Reduction Sale "Whether one selects a garment at $14.75 made of very desirable fabrics, or one at $6-5.00 of the lincst and ivif-st beautiful materials, one linds the same careful regard for t-tylo and workmanship

lurougnout out large assortments.

During this sale, which continues the remainder of the week, women will rind great savings' in our women's apparel department. Come in now, while selections are good. Beautiful Plaid Skirts, $6.95 We have one lot of beautiful plaid skirts in silk poplins and serges on eale this week. Styles are the best. Some pleated or gathered, trimmed with pockets and belts. Becoming styles for every one.

Double Stamps Tomorrow Tomorrow is another double profitsharing day. You will find that these stamps, if secured on every purchase, soon count up. You receive interest on your money spent at this store.

Coats $14.75 in velvet velours trimmed with kramie. Full lined coats of good wearing quality. Coats, $36.50 are specially reduced and grouped in a splendid selection of plushes, fine wool velours and silvertones with fur and plush trimmed collars.

Coats, $9.50 for children, are in velvet velours. They are mado with the

high wai.-t, lari.

?!t and large col-

Coats, $18.00 for the growing girl- that is hard to fit. Girlish styles in velour, Zibolmes and mixture?. Neatly trimmed with beaverct'.o collars.

Winter Display in the "Boys' Store"

After an exhaustive preparation for the winter season, we now offer you every conceivable style, service and value advantage.

Boys' Suits Xorfolk suits, many with extra trousers, tremendous style and fabrie'varieties. Priced at $10, $12, $15, $18 and $20

Corduroy Suits For boys, khaki, bronze gray shades. At

and

Overcoats Hammond's most complete exhibit of boys' overcoats, all styles, fabrics and patterns;

sizes 6 to IS. Priced from $10 to $20

Boys' Blus Serge Suits Handsome styles, specialist tailoring; 6 to IS

. $8.50 and $10 $10 to $18 Boys' Mackinaws "Warm and serviceable, for school and outdoor wear, attractive patterns; sizes C to 18. Priced from S7.50 to 315 Warm Furnishings for Boys

Biir War Tims Ui Ecanomy

Grocery

NO PHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS. IT. S. Food Administration Ucenis No. 0. 16646.

X.ard Cuarantpl pure, per lb 30c Mil Pet Erand, 6 cans . . ..... ,74c Mines Meat line quality, fresh made. 3 pkgs. 29o Coffee Minas Elend. best value in Hamrer lb. 230

Soiled Oats Armour's, 2 pkes

-21c

Tomato Catsup row pack, large bottle . 28c Pancake riour Aunt Jemima's per pkg. 13c Soap Kirk's Amerian Family or Feis Xaphtha. 10 tars-65c Apricots Fancy new evaporated, lb 25o Soap Chips 2f-ilul Team, per pkg- 10c

Puffed Klce, Quaker ruffed "Wheat, Rire or Cocn, pkgr lOo ttneeda Biscuits Special 3 pkgs. 23o Apples Several varieties, all sound, 10 lbs. 590 Sonp Campbell's Tma's, per pkg 15c Soap Powder Grand- ' ma s, per ykg .10c Peanut Butter Frf-h made, per lb 2io Raisins Fancy r.;v seeded, per pkg lGc Coffee Eonita, try i', o ib. can. . too Butter K e o l i Creamery, finest obtainable, lb -.CJo Preserves Colo:' ml brand, all kinds too

Boys' Sweaters Pull-over and button style, plain colors and college stripes, shawl or V neck collar?. Pricefl at S2.50 to S8.50 Boys' Union Suits Natural Color, sizes IS to 16 years. On sale at .--- S1.25

Boys' Gloves Lined and unlined. -wrist and gauntlet styles, in all desirable colors. Priced 2 Boys' Waists In gray flannelette, good material; well made; 6 to 16. Now G9(

Boys' Shoes For Extra Wear Try a pair of the "Tomahawk" shoes. Priced at

S3.S0 $4 $4.50

Enamel and Aluminum Cooking Utensil Sale

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Vollrath-s White Enamel Lipped Kettle, bail with wood handle; the 4-qt. size Vollrath Blue Enamel Sauce Pan Round handle, the 4 la quart sizs - -70d White Enamel Tea Pots Scup size. Our reg. $1.4S value..C)g Tea Kettles White seconds, 6qt. size only. Special 6oC Convex Sauce Pan with cover. Round handle, "Cream City" gray; l q. size 3oC

"The Hoover. zer 7-qt. soup kertie, convex shape, heavy bail and cover 65c Aluminum Sauce Pan Heavy pauge, strong riveted handle, highly finislied; l1 quart size, at 50c Shallow Stew Pan Heavy aluminum, strong handle, 2-qt. size. Very special 60C "The American" Seamless Double Roaster or baker, medium size, blue or grey enamel Special at S1.98

Service Boots For School Girls Medium wide toe, broad low heel. Perfect fitting. Good looking. Extra quality welt boots.

5ft

Gun Metal Calf 9-inch top, B to D. sizes 2iL to 8.

Priced C

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Dark Brown Calf Vamps Cloth top, B to D, sizes

to 8.. C Price. tH'

5.00

8.0

Gun Metal Calf Boot-

Misses' sizes HV2to 2,

high cut. Price

Patent Leather Boot

With white calf tops,

misses sizes

liy-to 2, at.1

Special at $4.00 Girls' kid lace boot, medium wide toe with low seels, sizes 21 2 to 7. A serviceable boot. Misses' Boot, $3,50 Gun metal calf, button and lace, stout soles, sizes 11V to 2. Same

boot in child's sizes, 8' to 11, at- "$3.00

Yard Goods Specials For Wednesday's and Thursday's Selling

School Plaids Pretty 'Scotch patterns; looks like wool. Per Yard 29d Tourist Serge Plain serge weave, herringbone weave, plaids stripes and checks in this season's newest color combinations, 38 inches wide. Yard .... $1.39 Wool Khaki Army regulation, 42 inches wide. Yard. . . .$1.69 Wool Mixed Skirting 54 inches wide, Scotch tweed, salt and pepper and checks. Yard. . . .$1.48

navy,

tan and

Corcfuroy Suiting 27 in. wide, cut cord, fast pile and color; black,

copen, brown, green, plum, d grey. Yard $1.39

Black Velvet Close even silk pile, 18 in. wide ,the quality wanted for stoles and trimming. Yard. . .98 Silk Poplin Black, white and everv wanted color, lustrous silk finish. Yard 89 All Silk Crepe de Chine White and every wanted color, extra heavvqualitv fine crinkle. Per Yard $1.69

Dress Goods Contains all wool and part wool storm serge, Panama, Cashmere, mohair, batiste, French serge, plaids. and novelty suiting: not all colors of everv weave but ever ycolor in som weave ; MQff 36 inches wide, values to $1.25, Yard TCO

Extra Values are now being offered in Children's Shoes "Health Makers" Tbey are the right ehoes lor children; they let the feet grow as Nature intended; made of tiw best of leathers on foot-form lasts. Patents, Dulls. Tans and Pearl. izes Z to S. at - $3X0 Sizes SVi to 11 at $3.50 Ask to see the Health-Makers.

Black Patent Button with BOft kid tops, hand turned soles; sizes 4 to

1 pTti I V5 I 9 V.

S. Special at .

$2.00

Gun Metal Button, high top, hand turned soles; sizes 4 to 8. A dandy Tf shoe ati59l

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