Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 157, Hammond, Lake County, 13 December 1918 — Page 9

Friday, December 13, 1918.

TIIE TIDIES.

G1HLS! HAVE WAVY, THICK, GLOSSY 111 FREE FROM OSilFF Save your hair! Double its beauty in a few momentstry this!

If you core for heavy h.i'.r. that listens with beauty and in radiant with life; has an incomparable- softness mil Is Huffy and lustrous, try Dandcr- : i.e. lust on application doubles tt.e boauty of your hair, besides, it Immediately dissolves fvcry rartielo of dandruff; you cannot have i.iee. heavy. j altliy hair if you h.-ivo dandruff. This obstructive scurf rob the. hair of its lutro, its ptror.Klh and Its very life, and if not overoMiif it pr-'du a ft vcrlshii'vs and ltohmsr of t!if sra!:; th hair roots famis h. loos..:; p. ml die; then the hair falls cut fast. If your hair has boon nrpieeted and Is thin, faded, dry, frrncKy or too oily, pot a small Xx-ttlo of Kmnvlton's Pa nil -erir.e at any druR store or toilet eoun-

STREET FROCK IS EXTREME IN LINE

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TAKE SALTS TO JFLUSH KjDNEYS East Less meat if you feel Backachy or have Bladder trouble.

25 K -'

'r for a

er:if; apply a little as

directed and ten minutes after you will Fay this was the best ir. ostment you ver made. Wo sincerely believe, rocard'.ess of verythlnjr else advertised, that if you desire, soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of It no dandruff i.. i itching scalp f ni no more falling hair you must use Knowlton's Panderine. If eventually why not now? Adv.

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This chic street frock i.t so very extreme :n line that it will not be 1 e--omsr.gr to everybody, but it is fo smart and iauntv that almost everv-

Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the system. Uvular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally. You must relieve ihem like you relieve your bowels; removingnil the acids, waste and poison, else you fi-i'l a ou!l I'lrrv In tlie k!d-

ney rop ion. sharp palr.s in the bat h or ; sick headache, Oir.r.incss. yimr M-.pin.-h j sours. tonsTue is . oattd and when th j weather Is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine Is cloudy, full of i sediment; the channels often fp t irri- j tafe.l. cb!ipiii;r you t.. pet up two or j throe Oni.-s durme the niiiht. j

To neutralize these Irritating acids' and flush off the body's urinous waste ! p-n about four ounces of .Tad Salts from I any pharmacy; f ke a tablcspoonfu I in j j a f;'.as of water before breakfast for a j i few days and your kidneys wil.1 th"n i j act fine and bladder disorders disappear, j This famous salts is made from the acid j of crars and lemon juice, combined I j with lithia. and lias been used for icen- j j orations to clean and stimulate sluggish j kidneys and stop Idaddor irritation. Jad ; Salts is inexpensive; harmless and : J makes n delightful effervescent, lithiaj water drink which million-; of men and

women take now and thou, thus avoid-

lngr serious kidney and bladder diseases. Adv.

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Whiting And Its People

Wanted lady rasrifrr. evenings and in day p. in, and eveninfrs must be T.:i--k and accurate. Call STAR TIUCA THE after 6 p m. 11-C-tf Frank M- ye-s. arretted for reckless r -tvlne. chareed with irtlnz on t;;o

hody will

if! mi re it.

It is

rasiiionei

of brown duvetyn ana has a vest of a

lierht

noveltv material.

The

ana cuffs are tr. mined with leaver.

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car at New street, was payment of

side of' a street avenue and ll?th

fn-J Z and c-.-sts. upon

which hA was realseedWanteJ Capable, up-to-date man fr fctar Theatre, evenlnn'3 and SunJ!ys. Oo'-d proposition to right party. " Z-Z The two colored women, Mrs. IVarl Cleveland and Mrs. I-ucy Pukes. JSast ("nicaeo. both of whom were arrested by Officer Janos for carrying liquor into the state, were arraigned befora Juds Crecn yesterday on1 ca h wor fined J31 and co.;s, amour !nr to J?"i

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Save Coal With

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A soot destroyinf: compound. Itvrill 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 Sab by BECKMAN SUPPLY CO. 265 Michigan Ave.t Hammond.

payment of whi.-h they weie released. On had three and T. had five quarts of "i-ki" in their possess. on when they weie taken into custody. They were taking it from South Chicago to, their homes in East Chicago. rur store will be open every evening until Xma. Po your shopping early. Miller's. 12-10-5 The Music and Art Section of the Fortnightly Club will be held Monday Instead of Tuesday as listed in the procram. The meetiriK will be held at the homo of Mrs. V. V. P.jecrlinir, instead of at the h one of Mrs. Muffit. STIR Timinn TOMtillT. Knid Henneit In a "I'esert Wnnin?;." also "Hand and Vensean'-e," and other pictures. Tomorrow Pauline Frederlrk In 'Itesu; recti(n," 12-12-1

j A boy or giil should be. taught to 1 save money early !n life. For in

stance a dollar a week deposited In the, 'Whiting Savings and I,oan Association with a six per rent dividend for twenty years will result In a f ind exceeding $2,000.0". Hemy P. Davidson, Secretary. Office, 600, USth st. 12-12-1 For Sale. Two new bungalows in th best location in P.obertsdale. I"vrrvthin? modern; oai' finish; l mmedl - Over the Top and Then Some. "I never felt better in my life than sin- taking tho first dose of Mayr's Wonderful Komcdy. I had a bad case of iniltre.stioii and bloating and tried all kinds of medicnie. Mavr's Wonderful I;.,-.-ifdy is all and more than is claimed

i for it. Ori my reevnimendat i n our

! postmaster's w ife is using' it with pood! Iiesults." It is a simi le harmli ss prop- I ! aralion that removes the catarrhal muj cus from tho intestinal tract and allays i the inflammation -which causes pro- I !

' tieally all stomach, liver and intestinal 'ailments, i!;:i;d!n' a; pendicitis. 'me dose will convince or money refunded. j Sumers Fharmacy. Hammond, Kiilt fey j I'rtiff Stores in Car;. , (Vntrnl Drug Store in Indiana. Harbor and druitsists everyher"1. All','

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PATRIOTIC women will resent useless gifts this year. And well they should. Housewives will prefer those things

which will save. Save time, work and money. And what woman who takes pride in tlie appearance cf her home will not appreciate something that will make her furniture brighter, cleaner and prettier.

25c to $3.00 .'sizes . At all Dealers

ALL

onograplis

The New Re-Creatioe Diamond Disc Edison "When you )wss by a home where some one is playing a record, why do you always say: 4Somc one is playing the talking machine .'" isn't it because you know that it IS a talking machine? .-It doesn't sound like anything but a talking machine. Pass another house and you remark : "I wondcrwho is singing?" "What a beautiful soprano!" She certainly has a wonderful voice!" The first house you knew by the rasping, gasping, blasting noise that it was a talking machine. The second house you thought it was a human voice, but it was the New Ediscn Ea-Creation Diamond Disc Phonograph. The distinction between the New Be-Creation Ediscn and the "Big Ben" variety the kind that plays all records and plav.s none wd!-;s the fact that the New Edison is not a talking machine, but a re-creation of natural sounds, while tho "Louis De Luxe La

c.uao.i. uunios, cot;,ca iron! the mummy eases of Ksypt

not inn?; more than - volvop a turn fabh

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contain

m ordinary '-Big Eon" clock-work motor which nvith ;t ohoat) sou nil box attached to a wnndon

horn -and th.y call if a phonograph. You can turn your hack to tho New Re-Crsation Edison and forgot that, it is a machine the natural tono i.? tfioro.

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That is the mission of

Polish

Making things brighter, prettier, cleaner And at the same time saving work, time

and money. So give her O-Cedax Polish. A

gallon or a quart 11 vou can, t

but surely a 25c or 50c bottle. She will apprcci

ate it.

ate possession. S-c I D. SulKvan. r.'c'l, 119th Ftre.-t. 12-13-2t .Mr. Arthur Hicsen is ronflned to bi.i home in Atchison avenue by inllui nza. Misses Alice and Kstelle I-'arr. both of whom have boon very 111 with influenza arc rccoverir.y. Joe Koihul. ai:Vst-d by Officer Jaiio.s on the charze of disorderly con.liict. was released on a Jli'jo bond. Mary l'ottinr,er is very ill at the home of her parents in Atchison avenue. CemltiR Saturday Klaine Ilatn-m-istein in "ifer Man." 1 L' -! 3 -1

IMtlCKs TIIHATHH TO H. HI. ) "Aineiica's Answ-r." War or no war I very American wants to see this fjreat ' picturo. j Mary and Eil-n Cimwn of Indian' blvd.. have son" to Indianapolis t. join their mother, who has been there

for Sale Cheap "Home Companion-' Pool Table. Apply Slovak Home, corner IK'ih and Short street, Whitinsr. Indiana. 12-13-1 Jos. Schor is i-onfiiod to h.s hone in Sheridan nvn'ir with typhoid fever.

Mrs. Nick Kanimer of St. John vis--1 Whiting: relatives on Wednesday. Katherine and Albert Ko.-h of Olstreet are recovering from the tfiuerza.

Better to have War Savings Stamps in your safe than the bloodstained hands of the kaiser's hordes at your throat.

Make a Tone Comparison Conio to our store and hfar tlie Edison Re-Crcaticn Disc Records piayed on other machines and then hear the frame record on tho New

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taison. liear other makes of records played on the N you will do as dozens of Hammond people are doin?The Edison.

sw Edison and

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Exhibition: SeP the Edison motor undressed -also the "Big Ben" wheel t-lock-v.'ork motors without their sales clothes on.

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o-vi ral weeks.

K iti his family for Sale Pa: f ishrupp avenue.

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Mr. Chown will also j for Christmas-, rrot and race 4'mi j

12-1.1-1

120

$220

$285

Straube Piano &z IViusio Co. 331 Hohman Street Phone 661 Hammond

your Xinas Turkev at Vrincs

Theatre. W.arge Turkey Kiv. n au-.-iy aelj niiiht next week. Coupons with . very a dm iss ion Turk? y s are now in Tittle Pros, window. 12-13-lt Mrs. Porbes and three children of New York fire visiting; at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry of John street. Keep your eye on Tittle IJro.-i, window. 12-13-lt

Another big feature at the Sunday

l-vtning Club. Or. squires, executive secretary of the Calumet Church fed

eration, will speak on the "Uniting of Protestantism." A broadminded man ' with a wonderful vision of the fuf.ro I of tho Calumet Ilcjjion. 12-13-1 ! The Slovak Court No. 1.123. C. O. f ..

h'dd their annual election of officers. !

the result of which was as follows: Joseph Chiila. Chief Rantrer: John Ciesko. Vice Chief Hunger; Julius Cre-

0 j j-'f.rovich, Secretary: John Koval.

P.ookkeeper; Andrew Ha ran. Treasur-

Trustces Stephen I'aunicka. Jack

Koi-es, Steve Senchak; John Mihalco. Speaker; conductors Steven Tomidolsky, Joseph Oaiha: Watchmen Joseph Duha, Joseph Oermick; Sick Committee Joseph Bifiiki;?, Everything in Men's furnishings and 5'hoes at Goldsmith's. S2S 119th Street. 12-13-lt

Mrs. Thomas Moylan, Jr.. is very ' ill. eufferini? with influenza-pneunio- j nia. Three nurses are in attendance.) the patient being in a very critical 1 condition.

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The new Edison is the only phonograph which actually reproduces music and the human's voice true to life. This has been proved repeatedly to over two million music lovers. Come and hear the new Edison. Get tlie Mew

ison in your

tiosms for Mine

See Ttte

narantee

eelc of

Piano

A complete line of latest models of the well known M. Schulz Player Pianos and Pianos. Every piano we sell has the maker's as well as our guarantee back of it. Visit our Piano Dept. and select four player or piano for Xmas. Second floor.

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. OENSEAL HERCHANDISE 3049-59 East 92nd t. South Chicago.

FREE- CONCERT Every Thursday and Saturday Afternoon Until Xmas.

-A t-iV M j:jl teSJ LJjJj mill iij

Ediron Phocographs and Piano on Eaty Payments.

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