Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 140, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1918 — Page 3

Is Your Blood Poor? If it is, You Need Vino! Anaemic, run-down, nervous, devitalized conditions result from poor or thin blood. A glance at the formula of Vinol, printed on the label, will show that it contains the very ingredients necessary to make good blood. It soon creates a healthy appetite, improves digestion, and helps you to get full benefit from your daily food, and builds you up.

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"My daughter was anaemic, had poor blood and suffered from indigestion and bilious attacks. As Vinol helped my son, I gave it to my daughter she soon Improved in health, and it has built her up and restored her health."-Mrs.N.BurnelL

"or all ron-down, nervona, Bnwralo condition, weak womra, overworked men.

Bradford, Pa. "I have used Vinol for impoverished blood. I was broken out with a rash and run down so it was hard for me to keep about my work. Other medicines did no pood, but Vinol enriched my blood and improved my condition very rapidly. "-Rose Lasky.

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Joseph "VV. Weis, druggist; L. Harry AVels and Norris Tharmacy. Vinol Is sold In E. Chicago by Schlieker's riiarmacy and in Whiting by L. H. Mattern. nd druggists everywhere.

(flaliaTMs Bank Vour 'Susinsss Homo your Liberty Bonds and other valuable papers from Fire, Theft and Carelessness. Etient a Ss Ee3sM Wa&sSt The Cost Is But

H.QO-Per Vear-$1.

182 State St., Hammond ,Ind. A. J. Swanson, President. Daniel Brown, Vice President.H. O. Reissig, Secy, and Treas. General Banking and Insurance.

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CROWN POINT

The members of the Westminsltr .Guild were entertained at th home of Miss I,eona Uruce in Monday nitfht.

The meting was given complimentary ! to Mrs. C J. Tinkham. a former pres- j ident of tlie tiuiki and who will leave j Crown Point shortly to make her homo ' in Bement, 111. Refreshments were ' served by the hostess j Eugene Carpenter, representative of! S". 15. l'urford. offiee supplies and ; printers of Indianapolis, was in town ; on Tuesday, doing busines at the var-

ious offices In the court house. j 5; Miss Sora Winer entertained the

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members of the C. B. home Monday night.

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served at nix o'clock, after which five hundred was played! high penre being helti by .Mrs. Irene Kcckwcll and! Miss Ida Ito.enbauer. I Miss Henrietta Reiser, who has been ! employed at the Allman-Gary Title ; Company at Crown I'oint for the past i fourteen years, has accepted a position as stenographer with one of the j corporations at the north end and will j begin her new duties the first of the j month." j jAs. George Ilenderlong, who has . been confined to her home for the past I week with a sprained ankle, is recov- i eilng very slowly. I Mrs. A. J. Uoye entertained the Mon- j day Auction Club on Monday after- j noon, the prize Thrift Stamps being won by Mrs. W. 1 Allman. , j Mrs. Mae Moore, who has been the J guest her sister. Mrs. Edward (Croat, has returned to her home in ! tronwood. Michigan. t Harry Rockwell has been confined I to his borne with a severe attack of

influenza. j Mrs. W. P. Tice and daughter. Dor- i

othy. spent a couple of days this week i in Chicago with friends. j: Miss Pearl Kaiser is confined to her i :

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enxa. i Miss Edna Siems. who teaches in ;. the Washington school, reports that i

fourteen out of forty pupils are out of school on account of sickness. Miss .Mabel Gray, court stenographer has returned from Indianapolis where she spent a week, to be present at the opening of court on Monday. Emmert Clymer of county auditor Foland's office. Is on the sick list. The bo6y of -Charles Campbell was brought to Crown Point for burial on Wedpesday. Mr. Campbell was an Invalid and made his home la Chicago w-ith relatives. Mrs. Campbell and several children reside In Crown Point. She was employed at the Lets factory. The first meeting of the Food Club was held Friday evening, November 15 at the high school assembly room with a very enthusiastic number being present. The- club regretted very much that cur county food chairman, Mrs. Soper, could not be with us and explain the purpose o the club. However, she sent a message to the club which was read by Mrs. Jennie Word Wheeler. lr message was of vital Interest to every one. In It ehe emphasized the necessity of our conserving In every possible way. The war over, our hardest work has just begun. It is now our duty to defeat starvation. Millions of people in hungry lands will look to America for food, -which no other people can give them. Fom us food must come. We must save that we may give. The program included the following numbers: Taper, "Heart of America." Mrs. H. L. Wheat-

ACHES AND PAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED

You'll find Sloan's Liniment ooftens the severe rheumatic ache

Put it on freely. Don't rub It ia. Just let it penetrate naturally. What ft sease of soothing relief eooa follows! External aches, stiffness, soreness, cramped muscles, e trained sinews, back "cricks" those ailments can't fight off the relieving qualities of Sloan's Liniment. Clean, convenient, economical. Ask any druggist for it.

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instead of anv others. Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes offer you security of quality and of service; there's a real advantage in getting certainty for ihe money you spend. The certainty about the Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes isn't simply in the way they look in the window, or the words used to describe them it's in the cloths. Suits and Overcoats Superbly Tailored of Woolen Fabrics that wear Well and hold their shape. The newest models in fancy and plain clothes. $32.50$35-$40-$45 and $50

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Shirts The newest patterns and tlie latest conceptions in skirtcraft in the best known makes. Seasonable Underwear The time for fall weights in comfortable undergarments is with us, and the colder weather is fast

! approaenmff. so aon t neoriect stocinrr tin with

heavier underwear. Sweaters Past experience has taught us that an extra garmeiit in a sweater jacket is an essential article in a mafi's wardrobe and is certainly appreciated. Bur

i it now.

Cloves Street glores in capes ond mochas are made of the heavier weight stock for good hard wear,; kids, silks, fabrics and chamois are for the first cool days. Neckwear ' , You will find it here in the widest possible assortments rich silks, conservative colorings for fall and winter. Hosiery Fine lisles, silks and cashmere hose in stripes and solid colors; all shades.

Open Saturday Evenings Until 9:30

IfAUFMANN & WOLF - Hammohd. Ind.

S. & H. Stamps Given With All Purchases.

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on; report of lieutenants; recitation. Sarah Maack; talk. Mrs. Jennie Ward Wheeler; ions, Girls' Quartette; oath of allegianace. Ex'ery woman in the city Is urgently requested to Join the Food Club. Mrs. H. I Wheaton Is

president of the club and she appointed Miss Hanna Black secretary and the following: lieutenants Mesdames Harry Barr, Frederick Baldwin, Maack, Muzzall, Love, Henry Wise, Bibler,

Nuenfeldt and Miss Cora Horst. The lieutenants are trying: hard to get every woman in the city to join the Food Club. If you have been missed and wish to Join please call up any one of the lieutenants and he will see

that you get a membership card. The third Friday in the month is Food Club day in the county. Make no other date for that day and plan to attend, the meeting: as your Food Club needs you.

Announcement It is with great pleasure we announce that Mr. W. A. Klllen, probably the most popular piano man in Lake county, has eerered his former "connections and purchased a partnership interest in the firm of WYMAN, BABB & CO.. wholesale and retail pianos and phonographs.

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U U91UCOD VTlLUUVtb VUQ SVl Ul D&irOUlCy KU'CI 1.ID1U5, a1 (WU O IUI w expense, etc., thus saving cur customers the usual profits of the retail dealer. By pursuing this method and giving our customera service and treatment such as accorded by no other house, our success has naturally been very great. Our satisfied customers In Lake county alone now number over 500. For some time past we hare felt the necessity of having a member of our firm constantly on the ground in Lake county, in order to give still more personal attention t old customers and better service to our new ones. Therefore, we are most fortunate in securing such a man as Mr. Klllen, whom we have personally known for many years and whose reputation is the highest. Mr. Klllen will continue to reside In Hammond, and is at your service at all times. His residence address is 151 Hohman St., where letters may be addressed, or telephone "Hammond 2132."

Wholesale and Ketail Pianos and Phonographs. 604 Eepublic Bldg. State and Adams Sts. CHICAGO.

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' Do you know that the Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph is the only one in the world that actually reproduces the human voice ? It is a fact. There are hundreds of talking machines and most of them sound like a man hollowing in an empty rain barrel. The New Edison is so near human that even experts arc fooled they momentarily forget that it is a machine. The Edison Has a Soul of lis Own And one tone-test will convince you that it has no equal. A lifetime of wear and satisfaction goes with the New Edison. Yes, it's a fact. The motors are built to last a lifetime. The new Re-Creation Edison will play Victor records with that clear, crisp tone which every music lover appreciates. The new Ee-Creation Edison brings to lifer the music of great orchestras, bands and great artists. An Edison in your home supplies the

best music and adds distinction and charm not found in any other phonograph. New Re-Creation Edisons $120, $175, $220, $285 Easy Payments Arranged to Suit. - . Many other makes such as the famous Victrola, Bush & Lane, Cheney, Wiiborn, etc. Slrawhs Paaimo Si Musses: (Sq'I

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