Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 145, Hammond, Lake County, 29 November 1918 — Page 14

Your Little Pets Need Cascarets"

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When children quarrel and Cglif. See if the little tongues are white. Hurry! clean the cloggod-up places; Bring back smiles to little faces. Children think Cascarets itre dandy. They are mild cathartic candy. cll for dime "work' evry time.

MOTHERS! You need never worry, after giving your cross, feverish, bilious or constipated child a Cascaret. This harmless candy cathartic thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels of all the toxins, sour fermentations and poisons. By morning the little dears are happy and playful zgzxn. Full directions on each 10 cent box.

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Clean Out The Soot And Save Coal With

A soot destroying compound. It "will keep your furnace, stove, pipes and flues free from soot, and give a clear and strong draft. Saves the trouble. and expense of taking down pipes and cleaning flues. One trial will convince you. 25c per lb., 5-lbs. for $1.00. For Sale by BECKMAN SUPPLY CO. 265 Michigan Ave.. Hammond.

Friday, November 29, 1918.

CROWN POINT

Miss Louise Crawford Is experiencingquite poor health lately, having been confined to her home the past two weeks. County Clerk H. L Wheaton will entertain the members of his office forco in the Gary. Hammond and C Point offices at a dinner and theatre party In Chicago on Saturday night. The party will see "L.j.nbardi Ltd.,' at the Cort theatre. Those who wilt attend the function are Misses Frances Grimmer. Lillian Schmidt, Kessle Hoasch. employed In the Crown Point fflces and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Colder, Mrs. Cora Anderson, of the Gary office and Iloscoe Hemstock, deputy clerk at Hammond. The announcement of the marriage of Clifford Kttling and Mabel Schmal. Is indeed a great surprise to their many Crown Point friends. The eerenmny was performed by Rev. Father Weft, chaplain of the Great Lakes Naval Tmlning- Station, yesterday, where the groom is a member of the Hospital Naval Corps, having enlisted in that braanch of the service several months ago. Miss Mabel Is employed as stenographer in the offices of the Gary Land Co., at Gary, and has made a host of friends in that city. They were attended by llary Schmal, member of the Radio Corps at the Great Lakes, and Miss Ida Schmidt, of this city, who accompanied the couple from Crown Pt. on the early train Thanksgiving morning. Mrs. Ettllng will continue her work at the Gary Land Co. offices until Mr. Ettlinsr receives his honorable discharge from the service of 1'mle Sam. The Interstate Tubtic Service Company are moving: their office and electric appliances to the Meeker build-

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Mothers far orsr half century fca Tiled with tb utmost regularity the tlraehooored preparation, Mother's Friend, befora the arrival of boor. Her is a truly wonderful penetrating- application for the abdoraea and areasts. It softens and makes elastic the miracles, rendering1 them pliant to readily I1eld to nature's demand for expansion. Dy ta use the anxious months of pregnane? are made comfortable. The tnual wrenchingstrain, bearinf-dnwa and stretching pains are counteracted. Tbe system is prepared for th coming event, and tbe use of Mother's Friend brines restful nights and happy anticipation, for the nerves ars not drawn upon with tba usual strain. By Its regular application the muscles expand easily wliea babv arrives: tae time is leas at the rrMs and naturally the pain and dancer is less. Mother's Friend is on sale at every drug store. It Is for external use only. Is absolutely safe and wonderfully effective. Write the) Brad field Regulator Company. Dept. C Lamar Building, Atlanta, Georgia, for their Interesting Motherhood Book, free to users of Mother's Friend, and obtain a bottle of Mothers Friend from the druf store and begin this grateful treatment.

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The Best Christinas Gift o! All A Piano, Player Piano, or a Baby Grand. . Cheap, shoddy gifts that are soon forgotten will not crowd the sleigh of old Saint Nick this year. Something useful, something educational is the vogue now. See to it

that your family is going to be benefited musically this Christmas. The. greatest showing your dollars can makp is in the purchase of a Piano, PlayerPiano or a Baby Grand Piano. Every member of the family will appreciate such a gift more than anything you can place in your household. ni i if , i

owiiuue s are selling tnevery finest instruments to be had at the very- lowest prices offered in the United States. Terms of payment are very reasonable and you can "play :while you pay."

Beautiful Burl Walnut Marshall & Wendell Players . .. $525 Burl Walmrfc Wilborn Solo-Harp Players $475 Exquisite Adam Brown Mahogany Straube Pianos $350 Colonial Style Burl Walnut Hammond Players . .$500 San Domingo Mahogany Behr Bros. Players $475 Fancy Mahogany Gulbransen Player Pianos $395 Kranich & Bach Parlor Baby Grand Players $800 Brambach Player Grand Pianos $1,000 Brambach Midget Apartment Grands . $550 Behr Bros. & Co. Mahogany Uprights $285 Adam Style Marshall & Wendell Pianos .$335 Slightly Used Upright Pianos

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Lyon and Healy ...... S 60 Schubert, oak $ 80 Mason & Hamlin. .. $135

Lexington, Walnut $150 Story & Clark Walnut $125 Bush & Lane, oak $185

Each-used piano is In tip top playlns; condition. You must eee thorn to realize the big bargains offered. Payments as low as f5 monthly. Make a reasonable deposit on your favorite piano and we will deliver it for Christmas. Come to our store and inspect the newest, cleanest selection or fine instruments in this country.

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Prices Reduced for Quick Clearance of Stock

m J UmttiW w P y If 't-C A BtrikjD Coat of Hudson Seal ty 'SJ' Xt.r xSHi lavishly trimmed with genuine mar- A j tin- Large shawl collar, cuffs and a A I

j StyllSh et 01 yff generous strip at the bottom of the M J j ' Black Wolf . , t H coat are of this beautiful fur. N I $26.45 jj rrlce -$285.00 )

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Kit Coney. Taupe Sets S21.00

Inasmuch as Furs are ideal Christmas gifts this sale comes at an opportune time. There is nothing that adds so much to a woman's costume as furs and this year above all others fashion says, "Wear furs' Our great

have always maintained the prices Muffs Genuine Martin ...$65.00 Genuine Mink $69.50 Black Fox : $45.00 Taupe -Fox $42.50 Hudson Seal $16.50 Black Wolf $11.05 Red Fox $55.00 Ica er $48.50 Black Opossum $14.50 Mora Lynx $11.50 Hudson Seal $18.00 Conev $5.00

Red Fox ; $34.50 Timber Wolf $36.50 Poret Opossum $39.50 Xeutria Dyed Coney $2.. 50 Mora Lynx $24.50 Marmot $45.00 Kit Coney Taupe $21.00 Natural Coney $9.50 Black Coney ...$8.50

Genuine Lynx $9C.:t7 Genuine Mink $65.00 Extra Large Martin Shawl. $145 Real Mole Skin .$95.00 Hudson Seal Coatee $145.00 Mora Lynx Capes $14.50 Hudson Seal Throws $49.50 Taupe Fox $35.00 Black Wolf $14.50 Kit Coney Capes $11.50 Black Coney $4.50

of beautiful Hudson Seal, 45 inches long. Large collars and cuffs. Each coat is elegantlv lined. Price

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ingr on tha south id of th. square and are making a very attrs-cive display of goods. Mies Edna Benjamin is cler!n at the Kramer market during the holiday trade. Thanksgiving Day was on of the most disagreeable days the residents of Crown Point ever experienced, with a wind of high velocity and a drizzling rain all day. Xot many ventured out unless compelled to do so. Many family Thanksgiving parties wer held. A fairly good crowd attended the dance at Central Music Hall In the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cole and Mr. and .Mrs. Emmert Clymer were guests of Chicago friends to see "Jack O' Lantern" on Thanksgiving Day. Frank McWayne came home on .ft four-day surlough and spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Frank experts to spend several months at Camp before being mustered out. The members of the Masonic lodge enjoyed a turkey dinner at their rooms on Wednesday night, which was a very enjoyable affair. Mrs. Mae Demmona is assisting In th Schrdell pharmacy this week. The vaults in the various offices in the courthouse ere. being decorated and cleared this week, an improvement which been badly needed for some time. M. E. I.enny, who has been the guest of his brother. Dr. Lenny for the past few days, returned ta his home In Paday In Chicago motoring through the ;oday. Mr. and Mrs. Ienny and their jjuest and Charles Meeker spent Tuesvarious parks. John B. Meyer and h!sson, WalUr. arrived home from Montana on Tuesday night, where they are Interested in land enterprises. Walter has not been home for four years and his family and friends were delighted over his unexpected arrival. Mr. anl Mrs. Foster Tlsher of Gary were, guests of Mrs. Fisher s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Laws on Thanksgiving.

HOBART

Leo Smeltier. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smeltzer, was born Nov. 25, 1910, and died X. 25, 1818, after an Illness of one week from Influence, lie was visiting here with his grandmother, Mrs. A. Wehner, when he took sick. The funeral will be held Thursday, services will be conducted by Rev. Koenig, at the Turkey Creek Catholio church at 9:35, and the burial will be at the Turkey Creek cemetery. Mrs. Joseph Mellon is seriously ill with Influenza and small hopes are entertained for her recovery. The I. Whist Club which was to have met this week. Friday evening, with Mrs. P. Thompson, has been postponed until next week. Mrs. Fred Collins is quite sick with inliuenz. Thvs dance to be given here Thanksgiving Eve by the local firemen has been postponed until a future date on account of the influenza.

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First dose of 'Tape's Cold Gompound" relieves the cold and grippe misery Don't stay stuffed up! 0

You cannot fight with your lives but yoi can with your dollars for deeds of mercy.

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LEMON JUICE ' WHITENS SKIN

Girls! Make beauty lotion at home for few cents

SATISFYING RELIEF FROM LUMBAGO Sloan's Liniment has the punch that relieTea rheumatic twinges

This warmth-diving, congestionscattering circulation-6timulating remedy penrtratts without rubbing right to the aching spet and brings quick relief, aurcly, cleanly. A wonderful help for external pains, sprains, strains, stiff cess, headache, lumbago, bruises. Get your bottle today costs little, means much. Ask your druggist for it by name. Keep it handy for the whola family. The big bottle is economy.

Helief comes Instantly. A dse taken every two hours until three closes are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold either in the head, ciist, body or limbs. It promptly opens ciogged-up nostrils nnd air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing-, soreness and stiffness.

Don't tay stuffed-up! Quit blowlns and snuffling! Ease your throbbinghead! Nothing else In the world, grtves such prompt relief as 'Tape's Cold Compound." which costs only a few cents at any drup store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, causes no inconvenience, lie sure you eet the g-enuine. Adv.

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GIVEN -AWAY December 24, 1918, at 8 P. M.

30c. 60c, $1.20.

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a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shako well, and jou.hava a quarter pint of the best bleaching and ekin whitening- lotion, and comrlexion beautifler. at very, very email cost. Tour grocer lias the lmons and any drug storn or toilet counter will supplr three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fraixnt lotion int th fact. neck, arms and hands each day. and see how tan. rediiess, shallowness, sunburn and wind-

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YOU CAN EAT WITH FALSE TEETH But you can't see with a glass eye. Service and Quality is our motto.

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Tickets given free to men, "women, girls and torq Children under 10 years 'of age must be accompanied by their parents. Remember, there are no charges or obligations of any kind. A girl's or boy's bicycle will be given away free to the one holding the lucky number. Get Your Free Ticket Today HendersonCleveland

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AL. J. WALZ. 229 STATE STREET.

HAMMOND, IND. PHONE 2483.