Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 127, Hammond, Lake County, 7 November 1918 — Page 8

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THE TIMES.

Stomach on Strike? Here's Relief! ' No Indigestion, Gas or Sourness

Upset stomachs feel fine. All indigestion, gases, sourness, l-.cartburn, brash or acidity goes instantly. No waiting! Quickest stomach relief known. Just as scon as Tape's Diapepsin reaches your sick, unsettled stomach all stomach misery stops.

Costs little All druggists. Stomach suffering is needless.

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Whiting; And Its People

I'KI.NCESS THE ITRE TOMGHT. Keep 'em smiling. So your boys In camp, out of camp and at the front. Pictures shown at the Princess theatre tonight under auspices United "War Work campaign. 11-7-1 Prosperity consists mainly of energy and good sense. The energy Is to work and the good sense Is to deposit a little of your earnings in the-Whiting Savings and Loan Association where your savings will earn you a six per cent dividend. 7-lt Attractive Silk Petticoats in a fascinating assortment of colorings and styles, of splendid chiffon, taffeta, jersey top, at $3.93 and up. Gordon" s. The quarantine .has been raised on the Cunningham rome on Sheridan avenue, where Miss Edith Langenhan was ill with scarlet fever. Mrs. Thomas S. Boyle is able to be out E?am after an illness of several days. Hiss Fern Drew has returned to Ho--?rt township to again resume her duties as teacher, the schools being closed during the quarantine. j;ra. Charles B. Maubeck has returned to her home In Alton, 111., after a week's visit with AVhitlng friends. Camisoles of Wash Satin and Crepe-3e-Chene, trimmed wjtb pated em

broidery and filet lace, many styles, at 11.33. . Gordon & Son. 11-7-1 In the United War Work campaign in Whitng, wheh opens on November 11th the Salvation army will be represented by Rev. George A. Jones and the War Work Community Service by Star Stowell. The campaign Is to last for one week. The above names were omitted in the list of representatives for the various organizations "yesterday. STAR THEATRE TONIGHT. Mae Marsh in "Money Mad." by Lois Zellner, also "A Fight for Millions," and Big V Comedy. The regular meeting of the Home Economics Section of the Fortnightly Club will be held on Friday afternoon. After the meeting the members will engage in Red Cross wont. Mrs. R. F. Denham entertained a party of twenty ladies at a very pretty party at her home in LaPorte avenue on Tuesday afternoon. The party was given complimentary to Mrs. Denham's aunt. Mrs. Sinclair, of Pa., who is visiting here, and Mrs. Addie Gray of California, who are also visiting here. Christmas plans should be well under way. Christmas stocks throughout the store are splendidly ready. II. Gordon

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Mr. and Mrs. C". A. Hellwig of St. John are visiting at the home of their son. Charles A. Hellwig of Ohio ave. Work is being rushed on the new-

road to North Harbor through the S. O. Co. plant. Nest Monday and Tuesdayi Community Singing at the Trlncess. Neit Mondnjrt Liberty Bond given away at Trlncess coupons given all this week. 7-1 Mr. and Mrs. Callcnder. who have been living with their daughter, Mrs. C. E. Maunder of Ohio avenue, have

1CAN MOTHERS!

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Our boys "over there" are blessed with pood American mothers who keep them supplied with warm, hand-knitted socks knitting:, knitting", knitting: the livelong: day, knitting: until this horrible war is ended! The women of America belong: to that army . of mercy that is backing: up our boys at the front to the very end. But those American 'women

who have experienced the backache, the dizzy, .

or dr ageing-down feelings which

the weaknesses and ills of woman-

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lunu mi can una some neignoor, some inena, who has been benefited by that "Favorite

Inscription " of Dr. Pierce's, which was prescribed by him fifty years ago, and which has done so much for womankind, a tonic which contains no alcohol nor narcotic. Faded, jaded, tired, overworked women weak, nervous, delicate and suffering ones. These are the -omen who are helped to health and strength by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It's a legitimate medicine that corrects and cures; a tonic that invigorates and builds up; a nervine that soothes and strengthens. Most druggists sell it in tablets or liquid. Send 10 cents to Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, at Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package of Tablets.

Just like clock-work that's the way your whole system moves along-, when Doctor Pierce's Pleasant

! Pellets have put it in order. That's what they're made

for to regulate the system as well as cleanse and renovate it. These' are the original tiny, sugar-coated, anti-bilious granuels; mild and gentle in their action, but thorough and effective no pain, no griping. One little Pellet for a laxative three for a cathartic. Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and many derangements of the liver, stomach, and bowels are promptly relieved and

permanently cured. Send 10 cents for trial package as above.

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Whiting:, I rid. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOV. 11th and 12th. Matinee 2:15. Evening 6:45 and 9.15 A special orchestra engaged for this wonderful pic- . tore, which you should not fail to hear and sec. Reserved scat tickets good only for show named on tickets.

moved to Dauphin Park, where Mr. Cal.'er.der is employed. PKI.XCES THEATRE TONIGHT. UIHle Durke in "Eve's Daughteri a peppery picture punctuated by the piquant personality of pretty Billle Burke also a Hearst-Paths News. Coming tomorrow Gladys Brockwell in "Kultur." 11-7-1 Twin eons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ulrlch at their home in Rolling Prairie, Ind. Mrs. Ulrlch's mother, Mrs. Sophia Daus. of Whiting, is at ber daughter's home in Rolling Prairie. The Trl Kappa Sorority will meet at the home of Mrs. Essie James in Sheridan avenue on Saturday eveningMr. Wll.-'on cf Ohio avenue, spent ytrttrday visiting' friends in Hammond. WHO CAISED THE WARf What part in the fatal plot was played by the beautiful mistress of Emperor Franz Josef? Kultur shows us events startling and sensational of a woman's part in the intrigues that launched the war. Gladys Brockwell plays the Austrian countess who gave her all for loe and democracy at THE PRINCESS on Friday. 11-7-1 The Fortnightly Club held their general meeting on Monday night at which Mrs. Bessie E. Ftfield was elected delegate to the state convention of the Indiana State Federation meeting. American war problems were the subJect of the evening's program. The papers read wer as follows Vocational Guidance, Mrs. Harry Stross: Child Labor. Mrs. R. E. Humphreys; Recreation. Mrs. J. W. Curry.

For Rent Large well furnished room with board, for two men. Inquire at Whiting News Co. ll-5-2t For Rent Furnished room, steam heat 434 Cleveland avenue. second flat. U-5-3t Accounts due Whlng News column the f-th. payable on or before the 10th at 524. 119th street. ll-6-3t

Thursday, Nor. 7, 1918.

WHEN 100 PASSENGERS WERE KILLED AND MANY INJURED IN BROOKLYN CAR ACCIDENT

j robertsdale Little Coleman Melvln of Atchison avenue is on the sick list. Mrs. Saunders' mother and sister of Gary. Ind., visited her at her home in Atchison avenue, yesterday. Another improvement is being made on Myrtle avenue. Mr. Vis Is building a beautiful new porch. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eaton cf Lake

avenue entertained his sister and his brother and wife from Union Mills, Monday. Mrs. Utish of Myrtle avenue visited friends in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Kolsabo and her five children of Myrtle avenue have been down with the Spanish influenza. The children are improving but the mother is still in a

very critical condition. Mrs. Chauncey Buell of Indiana blvd. entertained her sister. Miss Mills, of Chicago, Sunday. Mr. Deretchko of Myrtle avenue Is seriously ill with Spanish Influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk of Hammond visited Mr. and Mrs. Freeze of Myrtle avenue Monday. Miss Eleanore Fick of Myrtle avenue visited friends in Hammond Tuesday evening. Mrs. Peter Bley of Roberts avenue, who has been ill for some time, left for the Lakeside hospital, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tlau and family of Myrtle avenue motored to Hammond to visit friends last evening. Mrs. Holstrom of Lake avenue entertained relatives from Chicago over Sunday. Mrs. Hubbard and daughter Myrtle of Roberts avenue were Chicago shoppers Monday. Mrs. Lee Conner of Knox. Ind.. has been visiting at the Raker hom in Indiana Eend. -i Mrs. Edward Langhor of Myrtle avenue was a Chicago shopper yesterday. The Mission Study Clas will meet at the church at seven-thirty Thursday evening. Every one interested in this work is cordially Invited.

ST. JOHN

Township Trustee Jos. F. Gerlach. who was sick for a week, is able to be around again. Mrs. Barbara Pfeiffer of Whiting visited with friends here Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stark, on Tuesday a little daughter. Joseph M. Gerlach is on the sick list and under a physician's care. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Theilen and daughter Dorothy are ill with the flu. Mrs. Elizabeth Lauerman visited with her daughter at Dyer several days last week. Henry Bell, the young man from St. Charles, 111., who Is down with the flu here, has improved a little but. is not able to leave the bed. His father is looking for other help to work on the artesian well here for the New 'Tork Central raifroad. Adam Adler and daughter Theresa were visitors at Hammond on Wednesday. John Keller. . district manager of the Mutual Life Insurance of "Whiting, transacted business here Wednesday.

Back up our gallant fighters with your money. Yo,u have lent to the government, now give to the soldiers.

To build yourself op when you feel run down to bring back health, appetite and strength take

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WE ARE REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS And examine your eyes without the use.of drugs.

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Police searching: ruins of cars in Brooklyn, N. Y., subway for articles to identify dead.. Note one policeman has prayer book and blood-stained handkerchief. Investigation of tb accident in the subway of the Brighton Beach Hne of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit, which cost the lives of close to 100 persons and injured many more, is under way. A train, said to have been drivea by a rreen motorman, left the rails on a curve in the subway and crashed into the stone wall. The train following crashed into the wreck. The wooden cars in the wrecked train crumpled and caught fire.

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all inflammation and congestion of the raucous membranes. Catarrh attacks the mncous linings. In amy organ. In any part of the body. It la not. as some Imagine, confined to the nose and throat, although naaal catarrh la the most common form and sfTUcts many people. , Unc2;ecked catarrh soon breaks down the tissue and destroys the organs or part. Brldence of the ravages of catarrh are all around us. without desire to frighten anyone, we say: ''Guard yourself against catarrh as you would against the direst plague. ? ortlfy your system. Take Penma," rsSFIBXJlG WOODS FOR TBTE SICK FBOS THOSE , WHO KSOW, A Coo 4 MedlelM la tk TnmSty. I had a bad case of LaGrippe and ovoid ret no relief. Wruo cured me. It is a fine medicine. "We often use it in the family and find it rood. MBS. GENTRY GATES, East Lake Station, 8225 First Avenue, Birmingham. Alabama. FEKI3 LIKE A DtfrEHgyr PKBSOX. Pcruna has cared my stomach and I feel like a different person. I only took twelve bottles of Pruna and can eat anything' without distress, someUi In I have not done for fifteen years. I recommend Peruna to everybody suHerlnjr with catarrh of the stomach. 1!9 lth BU Columbus. Georgia. J. J. THOaTPSON.

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WRITE FOR THIS BOOK. AH sick and suffering should write Tha Peruna Company. Dept. B-2. Columbus, Ohio, for Dr. Hartmxjj's Health Book. The book is free and contains perhaps Just thlnformatlon you are seeking. It la sent In a plain wrapper to any address. DO IT TODAY. IN LIQUID OR TABLET FORM. Ask yovr dealer for a Peruna Almanac

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Vernon Parry has recovered from quite a severe attack of Spanish Influenza. A large number of people attended the funeral of George J. Hack on Thursday morning. Relatives and friends from Chicago. Hammond and the surrounding points In the country carr.e to show their respects to one of Crown Point's prominent men. D. J. Sullivan and family moved their household effects to, Chicago today where they will make their future home. " The Galvln family living near the Panhandle depot have been very sfck the past week and neighbors and friends have kindly assltsed in caring for them. The death of Miss Blanche Wright who recently moved to Crown Point, with her parents from Vlnfleld, occurred on Tuesday rvigh from Spanish Influenza. The family were occupying, the II. C. Greisel house on Clark street. She was 31 years of age and had made many friends during her short stay In our midst. Mrs. Fred Scull is substituting In the Crown Point schools during the absence of 'Miss Ltah Kraft. The marriage of Miss Julia Kramer, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Kramer, to Reg. Sergt.-Major Russell Clark occurred on Saturday night at 9 p. m.. at the home of the bride. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ph. Guethoff. The bride has been sick In bed the past week with Influenza and the marriage was scheduled to take place on Thanksgiving Day, but Sergt.-Maj. Clark, who has been stationed in New York, received orders to leave for Porto Rico on Sunday, so for that reason, the marriage took place Saturday night. The groom, prior to his enlistment, was a resident of Hammond, but his home Is In Jennings. La. Mrs. Clark expects to Join her husband after her complete recovery. Dr. C. J. Tinkham has returnedf rom a four days visit with relatives In Bement. 111. Mrs. Tinkham is spending some time there. The Library board held its regular monthly meeting on Monday nighty Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hacker ppent this week here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Helnerich.

f nrty aours aevutiun .- i i i concluded ct St. Mary's Catholic church !

on Tuesday night. Rev. Th. GueThofT. the. local pastor, was assisted in the

services by Rev. Vlgllus Krull of Collegeville. Rev. J. L. Sherack of "Winamac. Rev. Edmund J. Lohmlller, of Pulaski and Rev. Anthony Badina, St John. The services were very Impres-

slve and the attendance at each one

was large. This service Is observed annually and much benefit and inspiration Is derived from it by the congregation. Miss Agnes Culp of Hammond. Is a guest In the home of Charles Kramer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russett ot Kansas City are spending a few days with his parents. Mr. Russett Is employed as a telegraph operator In that city. Mrs. O. Rose left today for St Petersburg. Fla., where she will spend the winter with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Gait. Mrs. Rose spends the winter each year at St. Petersburg.

Back up our gallant fighters with your money. You have lent to the government, now give to the soldiers.

For Soft and Hard Coal

k CLEAR COMPLEXION

Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Knowa Ohio Physician Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. During these years he gave to his patient3 a prescription made of a fe-r well-known vegetable Ingredients mixec with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edward-' Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on Git

liver and bowels, which cause a normd action, carrying off the waste and poisonous matter in one's system. If you have a pale face, sallow Iook.du" eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of som, inactive bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for a timo and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women as well as men take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the suc

cessful substitute for calomel now and

then just to keep in the pink of condition, 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.

This lar' iombination Heater, like cut, has large fire pot, made of heavy guage polished steel, has nickel side wings, swing top and full nickel urn top. A wonderful heater at our sale price.

$16.85

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Just received a car load of New York Apples

in bushel baskets, at per bushel

One car Wisconsin Potatoes, per bushel

$1.00-$1.25

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One car Apples, mixed variety Golden, Russets, Spies and Ganoes, Q fin Q rn per barrel.. -P0aUU U.UU

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Chris C. Petersen, D.C. Chiropractor 3415-17 Michigan Avenue, Barker Bldg. Indiana Harbor. Office Phone Indiana Harbor 885. Res. Phone East Chicago 1112 .

State and Oakley, Opposite Postofficc Hammond, Ind.

PHONE HAMMOND 1272-Y-2.

Parmentsr Harnett Packing Co.

(Incorporated) Columbia Ave. and C. & O. Tracks, Hammond, Ind. PORK PRODUCTS Wholesalo and Retail. Our Retail Market at Wholesale Prices.

Live and Dressed Hogs, Immune Breeding Sows and Feeding Hogs of all kinds for sale.

Specializing Vaccinated Sows with Pigs. Wo also buy all grades of hogs.

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