Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 145, Hammond, Lake County, 29 November 1918 — Page 2
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ASTERR STi LODGES TO
CELEBRATE AT BIG DANCE
"n of the nicest social events of the son mill take place tomorrow even inc. Saturday. November 30. at the Masonic Temple of .East Chicago, where the F.at Chicago Masonic lodge. No. "93. wiil celebrate the. Victory and Home Owlrs of its monibers. The honored guests of the. evening wi'l be the East Chicago Chapter of T:a.-rern Stars and all wives, daughter, sweethearts and sisters of members. Included in this invitation are also the rc-.rbers and ladies of the Garrtld Ma onic l.:d of Hammond, the AVhiting Wis, the Harbor lodge and the Gary Ud?es: also all Masons and their ladies v-ho are living here but not affiliated w'th any lodge in this region. In fact, this is Masonic night t the East Chicago Temple and all in north-
fin uitie county who have a right to mr its portals, are most cordially ini'd to come and enjoy the hospitality ;.,! entertainment which have been prers red. Hr. Jacob Goldman, who has the mattv of nt ertsirtment in chars:e is well
known for his ability to "start something." and he assures everyone that the East Chicago Maaonic lecture committee, which has the matter in hand, has one of the finest entertainments which haa been heard here. He hs mentioned only a, few names, such as Miss Vera Kagerson ,of ak Park and the Mandl Trio of Chicago, all of whom are promi
nent in Chics ro musical circles, and!
there are others as well as some 'who are well known in the home lodge. In addition to the musical entertainment, the committee fcl well pleased to have secured a very able speaker In the person of the Rev. R. Keene Ryixn, pastor of the Englewood rrosbytf.rian church, and the past grand chaplain of the Masons of Illinois. Rev. Ryan haa the reputatioiu of being on of the most entcrtainipg speakera of Illinois and has had the honor of speaking front tho same platform with Gov. Lowden and Ex-rresident Roosevelt. All are looking forward to an even
ing of pleasure end relaxation from the stern duties of the past few months.
?ID STORM SWEEPS CAD?
TTeavy damage was done at Gary yest.rday by a sixty-mile gale which swept th city for several hours. ' riate glass v irciows tn the business district were una shed by the wind, which wrecked annings. tore down telepi one and eloctr:c po'es and wires, and for a time deprived the city of its sights and power. Automobiles were overturned in the l ---. i ii .
streets and many rersona narrowly es taped serious injury. The following damage was recorded: The plate glass windows at the Sample Furniture, store, 7th avenue and Broadway. Bunnell Auto Sale - Co., 6th avenue and Massachusetts street, and the big department store of Alsehuler Co., 5th and Broadway, were Mown out. The large telephone cable on Madison street, between 10th and 11 avenues, was blown across tba street a were the two electric wire of the Gary Heat, Light and Water company down aoxtsa the street at 10th avenue and Madison street, end the big electric plumbing sign of Max Meerson at Seenth avenue and Massachusetts atreet was completely destroyed.
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART! IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
KUney disease is no respecter of per signala to warn you that the kidneys
fns. It attacks all classes, reitradleas
of f-ex or conditions. A majority f -lis afflicting people today can be traced hack to the kidney trouble. The kidneys are the iost important organs of the body. They are the filtTrs. the pnrificers. of jour blood. If the poisons which are swept from the tissues by the blood are not eliminated
through the kidneys, disease of one
claim 3 ou as a
form or another will
v ici im.
Kidney disease is usually indicated by veariness. sleeplessness, nervousness, despondency, backache. stomach trouble, difficulty when urinating, pain
in loins ana lower abdomen, gall stones.
Tivri, rncumausm bn go.
All these derangements are nature's
need heip. You should use irOLU
MEDAL. Haarlem Oil Capsules immediately. The soothing, healing oil stimulates the kidneys, relieves inflammation and destroys the germ a which have caused it. Po not watt until tomorrow. Go to your druggists today and insist on hia supplying you with a box of COED MEDAL. Haarlem Oil Can
j sules. In twenty-four houra you should
teei health and vigor returning and will bless the day you first heard of tJOED MKDAI. Haarlem Oil. After you feel that you have cured yourself, continue to take one or two capsules each day. sa aa to keep in flrst class condition and ward off the danger
sciatica and lum-lpf other attacks.
ask ror me original imported fiOlWJ MKDAE brand. Three sixes. Money refunded if they do not helo vott Adv.
W. R. DIAMOND
. - if BUtim rbma U W j? it VurttH fjM -709:-. CHICAGO- AVENUB'-. Our Saturday Specials
TWIN CITY fJEWS MOTES
Katherlne llonard, 43!' Oleott ! v-II be pleased to writ and wel-e octal mmvtm mm advertising; for Tho Tliurs, alo Job work o( alt description prompt Ir d -veil dene. u-:2-tf The Ladies Aid of the L". P. church of Indiana Harbor will serve a substantial aupper to the public tomorrow afternoon, -ommenclnir at K n-i.ir
In the basement rooms or the church, lecated at Hemlock and 13th s'reets. There will also be. a ale of practical articles for tbe coniinpr hojidavg in a hooth erecetd nearly th- ser ice tables. There Is a cordial invitation extended to all those who will ftijoy a horr.etooked supper at a very, nominal price ltw the advantage of selecting some dome-tic raiment which will make an ideal gift later on. Accommodations nave been made for many.' 11-29-1 The directors of th East Chicago Red Cro8 chapter will meet this evening at 7.30 o'clock in the law offices of the chairman, Abe Ot tenheimer. t" make selection of the officers who will erve them In the capacity of chairman, secretary and treasurer, for the ensuing year. All directors are urged to be present. Mr. and Mrs. K. n. Wilbur of North Baring avenue have returned home from Saginaw, Michigan, where thev attended the weddfr.g of their son. Frank, and Miss Dorothy Put, the ceremony occurring Saturday evening at the -home of the bride. The groom
Known in this city, havii been at nn i.. i
"" ru in me silun department of the Hee Hive Stor. He is at present in the radio service of the Great Lakes Naval Training station and is expecting to leive shortly for Harvard. Mass., io pass final tests. His bride will await his-discharge of duty at her present homo. The James Clements of North Baring avenue entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner, their guests being Mrs. George Clements of Mishawaka. and Mr. and Mrs. Osia Clements, of j?o. Bend. Mr. and Mrs. George If. Lewis of North Raring avenue entertained a company of nine guests from South Chicago esterd,;-. Week-end guests at the Peter Krill home in North Magoun avenue are Mr. and Mrs. M. Seima of Chicago and her daughter. Misa Edith. Mr Edward Schwab of North Magoun avenue is reported on the list of those being ill. The Homv Nursing Class will meet this evening at the Red Cross Chapter House In Indiana Harbor, owing to yesterday being Thanksgiving aud
the date of the tegular meeting. A good attendance is looked for this
The wedding of Mis Helen Duffy and Mr. F. R, Reynolds occurred yesterday morning at a nuptial high nia.ss celebrated at St. Mary' church. Tha couple are honeymooning in Youngstown, Ohio. The -Home Economic Department of the Kaat Chicago Woman's Club will hold their Christmas Party, d the evening of Monday at the hv-we of Mn. Peter Krill, 4244 Magoun avenue. Assisting the hostess will be the Mesdames X. E. Williams. Canine, Gcadfiiend, H. Clapper, Haveraleld. E Schwab and Uragldo. This affair is on which all members aliould attend. Girl students of the sUth, seventh and eighth grades of St. Mary s parochial school were not unmindful of the welfare of the Sisters of the Carmelitu Order in Calumet and the many little charges at the institution, so they arranged for a pound party and took a great many things good to eat out there before Thanksgiving Day. and which surely must have made that day fathappier in every respect for them. The Sisters from time to time are remembered through the hospitality of thu generous public and are always sppre-
. ciative for the assistance given them.
The children in this institution are oi-jis not only plmned bv the loss of one or both far- tyre.
ents und very often com from homes
very meager in their subsistence
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BSLL-ANS
Hot water Sure Relief
ELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION
school house this afternoon and tonight. A number cf very ptetty and useful Christmas Rifts are on sale. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Olspn of Ohio avenue, both of whom have been 111 with influe.-.t aie recovering. Mr and Mrs. Sam Goodfriend. nee Mis Heie Seifer. have, gone to housekeeping at 1S7 iouth Park avenue. Chicasro. PRICK. THKATHE TOMC.HT. The 1., Kids in 'Swat the Spy"; l-eali 'italrd in "Wolves of Kultur." Coming l-aturdiy Harold l.orkwood in "Pula Klrst." This picture is the last picture Harold Eockwood made before his death with influenza, and it
h s last, but his best plc-ll-29-lt
Hen May passed sway at his horns
Their i in Whit Oek avenue on Wednesday.
car and upbringing are directed oy these Sisters who at times feel the necessity of asking co-opera' ion from philanthropic persons that they might do their very best in th raising of that children to a healthy maturity and mike of them citizens cf which might prove creditabl. The orphanage is open at all times reasonabl for IMs of those int rested'in the work. 1 will not be responsibls for any debts contracted by any one by myself. " MRS. .FRANCES GEISER. 1 1-29-21 Olcott av.'K. Chi.
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LAXATIVE HROMO Ol'ININE (Tab-
1. I . I h . I . u.n Kv- a n .T n .. " 1 t V. . 1 1 t
ciej, naving I causing nervousness or ringing in the
liiad. There, la only ona Hrotno Quinine." E. W. GROVE'3 signature ou the box, 3fc. Adv.
Whiting And Its People
b Hluo Valley Butter. . . .72 Beef Pot Roast 28r 1 1") U. Potatoes... 39p Prime Rib Roast of t Washington Com Crisp. 9 Bet'f 284 Y,t;.M'. i - g-. Ler or Loin of Veal 34 Aatitii s rood . . . .....17 ") p. .8. Mail Son) 29c Lcaf LiU'd .; -30 r ib. sacks l)r '----tlerloin 48? J PilJi-hnry $1.58 Fresh Spare Bibs . .22
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MARKET
PHONE 77.
81 STATE STREET.
37c 27C .13
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i-viiuu otitii vort'U Xliciv0r. jSniuked Hams .......
, iveiiner s MnoKed Cala Hams I Butternut Brisket Bacon.
Mayer's Star Baron ; 48c
I Choice Cuts Beef Pot Roast 19o
Beef Rib Roast (boneless rolled) 27C
i. Boilinc: Roof Corned Beof (boneless) ooi ' f . . . Mdy
oi spring Lamb ; 25c (Front Quarter of Lamb ; 20C
Pork Loins, small and lean 35c Pork Shoulder for Roast 27C
,S pa re Ribs 21 C Salt Pork ori
Pork Tenderloin 42C "I Hamburger Steak 17
Pork Sausage 20c 'Boneless Boiled Ham 34
J Liver Sausage t ig Compound Lard, per 50 lb. tub. 25C
Hams am
Bacon
Beef
LAMB
Pork
Sausage
PLENTY OF SOFT COAL Dellvsrsd to Any Part of the City. Ask Us far Pries. West Hammond Coal Company
J. J. BREHM, Prop.
PHONES: Rea., 1674; Offea, J955.
evrnlnffi Tha Frrd Stephens of Aldia avenue
entertained at a, family reunion dinner ye!.v4ay. O'.ipsIs at the Lee Wanamaker home in Parriah avenue are Mrs. C. H . Meredith of Charleston. V. Va., who Is alo viaiting relative in Kast Chicago and S. Burw ell of C.iand Rapid". Mich. Miaa Agnes Reid and her brothar. Robert, were, out frurtj the city yesterday and dined with the D. C. Relds in North Magoun avenue. Several of the Twin City teachers enjoyed matinee, performance in the various theatres of Chicago yenterdaj-.
Mr. W. J. Gilmore. a former Kat
Chicago reiid ?nt and presently ' livlns at Hammond, entertained the members ot the Thursday Afternoon Five Hundred Club, the day .before Thanksgiving, to a real old fashioned chicken dinner much enjoyed by t ft e participants. Awards in the card playing were captured by the Mesdames Otilliver. Vaasar. Matheney and Ciark. the latter of Chicago. H. O. Hathaway of Gary spent the day Thanksgiving with' the C. O. Hathawava in Ivy stropt.
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POLOHBIA
THEATER Indiana Harbor.
TODAY
Pauline Fredericks
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' 'FEDORA"
Also
a Good Comedy An Edu-
cstional Real Mabelle will continue balance of week SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY "THE WHIP"
For Sale We hava , a seven-room house on Atchison avenue for sale on montly payments, oak trim, hot air heat. WHITING HOMK BL'II.DING CO., sOO. 119th street. ll-:..-27-2 SOFT CO The Northern Indatna Lumber and Coal Company at Uth and Robert" avenue. Whiting, now have on hand a large atook of the very best grade of egg and lump coal and can make
prompt deliveries to. any part of Whiting or Robortadale. Telephone your order. Thone Whiting 30. ll-26-2t The benefits of home owning ere so countless, they so intimately affect the material anart mental welfare of every member of the family that all should vvn their5 own homes. The Whiting
Savings" end l-oaijs Association wjli help you to own your own home. It will eld you either to buy or build aa you wish end at all tinu-s stands ready to assist you to the limit if its powers. 11-29-1 Miss Helen Klelber and her brother. Harold, of 119th street, are both ill with the influenza. Mrs. Klelber has also been ill 'but has recovered now. Rev. Ph. Wills of Milwaukee, was t ailed here by the daughter v of bis
eon-in-law. Chaa. Vster of Central av. A sister-in-law, Mrs. Francis Wille, of M'.shawaka. lnd. also attended the funeral. Mis. Fiank Dahlke most pleasantly entertained the Tawasi Bible Class of the M. E. S. S. at her home in Central aven-.ie on Wednesday night. A large number of the cla,ss were present and a very fne time was enjoyed. Tho Thanksgiving party was in honor ol Miss Alic Hitch of Chicago, who will sail for Japan on Jan. S7lh. as a missionary. Miss Xater. a returned missionary from Indiana was also present. Some folks in this town have not heard of Preston Bradley. The are not .- wise" as the ones w ho have. 11-89-lt Iena. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNeill cf Central avenue, ia ill with scarlet fever, their home being under quarsntlne. TAK THUATHB TOMIGHT. Friday). Knid Bennett In "The Biggest Show on Earth" has everything except the pink lemonade. Tonight "AH Hinde and the Vengeance." and ono reel Screen Maaasine. Tomorrow Charge's play in "Playing the game." 11-19-lt Mrs. Vernon of Michigan is here for an extended visit at the home of her son, Arthur Vernon of Oliver street. The Hungarian Society of Whitipg gave a Red Cross dance In the Slovak home on Saturday night at which the Society cleared the sum of $J25, which will he given to the Whiting chapter of the Red Cross. Mr. anad Mrs. H. f. Davidson enter
tained at a family Thanksgiving dinner at their home in I.aPoile avenue yeorday. The children of the Racred Heart school me having a bazaar for the Red Cross, which is being held at tho
as the result of an attack of pneumonia. Mrs. May is also very ill with the same disease. "Tha Mays had Just purchased a new bungalow in East Chicago and planned to move there on Wednesday, thu day h passed away. In addition tj being survived by his widow, Mr. May alao leaves an eight months old baby. Undertaker A. D. Heyden. who has been ill with the influenza, is improving. Mis. Heyden is now also confined to her home with tho flu and was reported to bt quite ill. The Timf.8 in its issue of the 2Sth, int., greatly trred in the amount of notes ind cash assembled at the dedi-, cation of rth new Christian church. The gifts aggregated over ISS.000, instead of the ludicrously small sum the typos published The meetings under tha leadership f Evangelist Geoige L. Snively. of Illinois, ere growing in interest. There have been twenty-five additions and others era expected. Miss Griggs of Indianapolis is most acceptably leading the music . Sunday morning the Evangelist will give another illustrated addr-fss called "The Candle Drill.'" This wi 1 be of very great intiet and all are invited.
won t get through In a hurry. Tou know what I've longed for ev r since, I landed and Cm happy I'm able to get a crack at Frltzie. Pon t be alarmed if you don't hear from one soon for the army's busy, and the proudest day of my life will he when at the head of a Tank band playinng the Stars and Siripcs we're rolling Into Kaiser Rill's land. U J. V., Co. D. 31S Am. Tr.. V. 90. A. E. V.
HOBART
DESCRIBES BRAVERY OF CORPORAL (Continued from page one.)
13
Saturday
Only
$29-75
New Solid Oak Pining Table and 4 genuine leather seated choice
Several different styles to choose from. Tables sold separate. FREE DELIVERY. 204 State St., Opp. Postoffice. . Phone 307f.
Chatteau Thierry where the Hun got his flrst real taste of our steel. Then hi battery via in the Soisson lill. A piece of high explosive shelU ripped his shoulder open. He stuck to his fieldpiece from flrst to last serving m out to the Boche- His pal waa killed outright and only two out of the equad escaped injury. That's how hot it was. Tommy expected to be killed and he didn't care. He is a fatalist. He had been a member of a machine gun crew just to kill tinr? he and his sergeant tried to down P.oche taubes. He told how they pulled their heavy pieces into position at the deed of night. MANY KOK1 Z.ZXB TOHKT. Well, when Muldo'on got his at Sole-
sons and bis gun got too hot to nerve any longer, with his shoulder ripped
open, he walked back to the first dress
irg station, caring less than he did vvh as a. kid he cut his finger. That
was the war part of it. He impressed
me as one of those millions of good old
Tank lads who are ready to die for the cause. Tommy didn't get the Croix d
Guerre. In fact he's one of the many lads that I honestly believe would refuse to taTte it. if he didn't think it was
earned.
No wonder Leke county went ovflr the top thre million on the 4th Liberty Loan. Don't think us fellows here don't appreciate the tacking we get at home
and if you good old Amerlcens could ee
the real war and war effects aa we see it. Lake county would go over the top
trinle times three million. Old Bill, the
Keiser, has surely seen the skeleton dangling in front of him. Anyway his loved onea in Whiting can be proud of Tommy Muldoon. He's a prince. A CKOZZ CI OUSUI CEtZKOHT. I had the good fortune to witness a Croix De Guerre ceremonial the other day. The decoration was pinned on an American lad for bravery at St. Mlhiel and it was an impressive affair. He was a 20 year old corporal end seriously wounded. He had dug two wounded comrades out of a mess of debris under Are with his bare hands and saved their lives. Then a high explosive shell burst nesr him. Four companies were formed about hfm in a hollow square. .With the band playing to the colors ell came to salute, officers, majors, captains, lieutenants, shave-tails, as General fastened the decoration on his chest. All the officers shook hands with the lad who appeared bored to death. I talked with him later and he had a right to be proud but he wasn't. rz.tr zn BOKDiAcx CAitr. Tou will be curprised to know that the "flu" hit our camp at Bordeaux hard. I didn't say anything at the time bu I went through it, but fought like a devil to keep off my back and out of the hospitel and pulled through. I haven't missed a day since T entered the service and I'll soon get my ( month's service overseas gold stripe end I tntnk I'll get seeral before I get home, for t think ft is to be a long war. Got a fine letter from gopd old Mat Ludwig that's pretty welcome. I wish I could
write vou eonie of the things that I '
have seen here for I'm getting my taste of real war. We are starting out tomorrow for a lively secton one that
Mrs. Blanche Mellen d.ed ,t her home at three o'clock Wednay niornins after a week's illness from influenza. She was 32 years old and besides hr husband. Joseph Mellon, sh is survived by six children, namely, Edward. Myron. Isabel. Porothy, LPnn and Tommie. her mother. Mrs. Ida Fio. and two brothers. Lonnie I-,0 of Gary and Leo Fio of Springfield. III. ihe was a member of the Royal Neighbors, the I. Whist Club and en active member of th $t. Anne's Sodality, in which society she at present tim bonds the ofr'h e of president. A private funeral will be held at ten o'clock Friday morning at Saint Bridget's Catholic church and the interment will be at Crown Hill cemetery. A son was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Johrf Zander. Four f the children of Joseph Mellen are rick with influen, two. are in a serious condition. There will be it called meeting of the local Masonic order this week, on Friday evening to confer the third degree on Herbert liaison, who is stationed at the Great Lakes.
DYER NEWS
The meeting of the AVer Savings Society of St. Joseph's school hich was held Tuesday evening turned to be a grand success. There was a large crowd attended and the Dyer people showed their patriotic spirit. Thrift and War S. S. were sold to the amount of IH4.72 of which 194. 31 was taken in for the school. The club thanks the generous people for their kind assistance. Up to date tbey have purchase 13 War Savinjs Stamp. Miss Z. Davis spent Thanksgiving vacation with her eister at Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt H'lligonds from Dubuque, la., are spending aeveral days here. Mr. Hilligond's father died suddenly and was buried today at Munster. Mrs. Teter Hilligonds mho, had been visiting with her mo'her at Summit-
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villc. Ind., returned to her home Wednesday.
SCHERERVILLE
Stomach Dead Man Still Lives People who suffer from sour stomach, fermentation of food, distress after eating and Indigestion, and seek relief in larg chunks cf artificial disestors, are killing their stomach by inaction just as surely as the victim of morphine -is deadening and injuring bevond repair every nerve in his body. What the stomach of every sufferer from Indigestion nds is a ' good prescription that will build up his stomach, put strength, energy and elasticity in
to it. ana mine u siuruy nuough to digest a heaity meal without artificial aid. Tho best prescription for indigestion ever written is sold by druggists everywhere and by Kaufmann it Wolf and Summers Pharmacy. Hammond, and is rigidly guaranteed to build up the stomach and cure indigestion, cr moneyback. This prescription i named Mi-o-na. and is sold in small tablet form in large boxes, for only a few crnts. Heme nine r the name. Mi-o-na stomach tablets. They never fail. Adv.
Pchcrerville did not have any influrza cases until hrre'of iar it is just full of it. The ca.cs which arc on the way a bettering arc: August Miller, two sons Laurence and P.alph and daughter Sylvia; ijeorge Theresa and Lauretta Schumacher Nick Lrb and family and Joseph Doff in The sev-n 'children of Msthias Sberaer are quite wick with influenza. F. I Austgen is through shredding corn in thi? vicinity nnd has pulled ea. Clifis. Tiincn went to Logansport Tuesday. I-.-iurence lt-.y Hilbrich and Xick Kuhn of Noire Dame were here to spend Sunday with their rarents and friend?
RPHEUBfl Theatre M
HAMMOKD, IND. Today Extra Special Attraction DAVE RAPHAEL & CO. Fan on the Farm Irrna & Conners Xoveltv Wire Act. Len Roy The Accordconist. Orpheus Comedy Four Laugh Provokers Sherman Was Wrong Comedy Sketch. Also Ruth Roland in "Hands Up" SPECIAL NOTICE! Thanksgiving Day 6 Big Acts. Continuous Show 2 to 11. N'ew Show Mon.. Wed. and Sat. Matinee Daily 2:90 Nights Continuous 7tH Sunday Continuous 2 toll
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THEATRE IMi MAX HIiriB, Proprietor 367 Caltunet Are., Corner Xoffmia St. Hammond.
( Reels. Peggy Adams "SALT OF THE EARTH" Also a Roaring Comedy Two Reels. SATURDAY Gloria Coy in "WANTED A BROTHER" Five Keejs. Also Comedy, i3 Reels. rVBTSAT William Russell ' in 'THE MIDNIGHT TRAIL Five Reels. Also Charley Chaplin in The Rink
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TODAY Louise Glaum In "AN ALIEN ENEMY"" Also a Good Comedy SATURDAY Norma Talmadge In--'CHILDREN THE HOUSE' Also Smiling Billy Parson in "BILL SETTLES DOWN"
pA ST1ME
TODAYWonderful Edith Storey in ' "THE DEMON" A Play of True Dash and rassion TOMORROW Virginia Pearson In "THE LIAR" SUNDAY Francis Bushman and Beverly Payne In "A PAIR OF CUPIDS"
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COUGH SYRUP
Cured Husband and Child, Wife and Mother States. Mrs. A. Jennings. 17 J t Armitage ave
nue. Chicago, 111., writes:
"I heard of Mentho-Laxene ahout
two years ago, and since then would not he without it. My husband had been eoughing for about four -years, summer and winter, and now he is cured of it, and for my child I think there Is nothing better In the world for a cold, for it helps at ease!" The best cough. cold and catarrh medicine- ever found' is the essence Meniho-l-axene. Directions with a 2 'Vounce bottle, concentrated, tell how 10 make at hnme a full Dint of delicious.
MARION DA VIES in
'BURDEN OF PROOF' A
Official War Review and Bray JJ;
Tictograph. COMING, MON. TUES & WED. CHARLIE CHAPLIN in
"SHOULDER ARMS
SATURDAY ENID BENNETT in "WHEN DO WE EAT" Sunshine Comedy: "Roaring Lions in a Hospital."
-sunday-
CHARLES RAt in "Playing the Game" Billy West Comedy. This picture will positively not be shown in another house in Hammond.
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