Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 249, Hammond, Lake County, 3 April 1919 — Page 10

CROWN POINT NEWS Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

M;''- AU,rf Turn-r PntTlain-d th "'emiier., f thA Q. .. ,-:!, "l "h.v -i-eht st a ;30 dinner. jIit " i h bridsfi was plaed. th pnr.c r."'nr fn by Mis. l?smond Uudolph "' Mm H-irifnsf lfelnze of liar;, Mr.. F.dward Krest was hostess to rvt T-i"-'t 'ub on W'fdnfMsy. T ! iry members at cards w r re Mr?. II Ha,r and Mrs. "William lle.ide. Iantl in.-ent commenced ;h n.--' ,n hotn en his (Ji!d.hornjirn street property tills ee' p Nb-holson. K. C. ttlo-ver ar-i M. Foland are nttendinc an inoiaf - 9 1. . . .

cana'da-es at the EUs Ir"i; tn Hammond t-niht y,r- rark Tattee w .M entertain the ''-ih.rs of the Housekeepers Club '1ms pvpntpt,.

'Irs, Janes Merritt of Chicas"- ' O fT tt . n a . J ; . . . .

i ' " 'J.' s ner sisier. Ms Margaret Hslser.

V's Helen Hixon ho Is teaching in j

' bend 1s joeni'ns; a week's -vara-

nn n . roa-n rcvnt. She t with tela Chicago for a - days. M ss ,r nd"l n bomha is ass sUni ' the Vard ftud -o.

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i Br Annabel Worthing! on. ij

'lii' f )!'vinj 1 a i i ! .," new nieni1 ' '' t'h.vmbr of Commerce. i"'nin; i-o,-onflj : tin bet t T. Johnson. Kiv.-aid Monk. 1' -n lliuik .t. A lionah.. Cia 11 Vflf.n. .1 R IVteet.on. ' --: - l'.Miviii 1 Knight, K. II. Mlna?. It i -n Linton. Howell V. P a ' t -xy. Chn. Matt J Krell, Mart.n H-in;. Hubert HuHock. C. T", fla'l.. Aibrit li'tiau.i. M. K. IMnwifHi", C. CH-ns. '. W. rixh;. . Iri.-rt Mrsij.'n, l'ar. A i:in'?. Iv,r- C. ;... er. ' ."e! I" ,ar, M y:ner, .".'isi nr TV

la!c .fmii now and help make th;. ?f'i ,'ith jnn'iTtjn of h o--

taniHtfii 'no at'.-t-vt ,n its histor'"n "ore and .nt.'nd the f'ihr iv on-hi " nietmc and d'nner of the ( h amber of t.'omiverre a! Central Mu- . , r Jal Motida- rveninsr, April 14 A baby -as born to Mr. and Mrs. l ied Mo.rk!iibur: on t";jeda; . and Svandfather .Visit; t AVirt Is actio

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Mr. and Mrs. ll'-bc; P-arr hs-e r"fe!rd word f;-..in their j..n. Hiro'd ibat h rxpeits to blip ( 'h : i i !- 1 1i e. t here h ha ' Iff stationed hr ,-e-turninc fr'.fi o ersfa on Frid v.

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Constipated Children Gladly Take "California Syrup of Figs" For the Liver and Bowels Tell your druggist you want genuine "California. Syrup of Figs." Fail dilutions and dost for babies and children of all a-:" vho are constipated, bilious, feverish, tonguecoated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on the bottle. Look for the name "California" , . kand accept no other "Fig Syrup."

A WELCOME GUEST AT ANY TABLE

Approved" kitchens there arc today Droduced

93 'Approved" meat products famous in Chicago

'feiSI and for miles around. , Here are delicious smoked and

Le??! boiled hams; tender nut-like bacon; appetizing sausages, of every known variety; cold meats and flavorous slicing specialties each with that irresistible appeal to the taste that makes it "A Welcome Guest at Any Table."

The "Approved" label shown above is our pledge that the product .bearing it is a genuine Oscar Mayer "Approved" product. 36 years of service are behind it. It is an' inspiration of confidence wherever you see it a guide which you can safely follow in selecting meat delicacies for any occasion.

Become familiar with this mark the red "Seal of Approval" on the triangle of blue and yellow stripes. You will find it displayed everywhere in markets and delicatessen stores who handle products of superior quality and known reliability. Oscar Mayer's "Approved" Ham is an annual Easter event in thousands of homes. Order a whole ham now from your dealer OSCAR MAYER CHICAGO

LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS

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EX-SOLDIERS eome to ut for hoes that will give yon all the comfort you've found in army shoes, and the good looks you want in a civilian shoe added. We recommend these broadtoed, comfortable Educators, built to let the feet grow as tbey should, letting Nature keep your feet from the corns, bunions, callouses, etc., that come from pointed, foot-bio ding shoes. MADE FOR MBN W OMEN mmi CHILDREN Bring the whole family including the boy into Educators. There is no protection stronger than the famous Educator trademark. It means that behind every part of the shoe stands a responsible manufacturer, Rice & Hutching, Inc., Boiton.

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so m intcn'ion hs r'msm'J in my head for so:n ;

War i. a ijuen k;).'"p. not at all what one's civilian mnd -mia; iped. It is far more horribKf and lss exciting. The horrors which the. ci.iliaji m;nd dre.ids the most are mutilation and 'bath. in,! hr-n tv o rarely think o t h m Hi" 'hins t hicfj w orriea on 'lost and callr tiit the cr'tst rouri cndl-s--. scT.icn'f of ph.vfiui rii.-coi :i f or' . not to be n tl to wash, n to he able to .-leep. to hive to be v -r .'tiol cold for a lortr perod st a irne; to lite! mud mi ;.o;r person and r our f..o,i. to have to stand In mud.

P m mud an i continue to tniiie: tl Ht ; v. itat tc-t. :i man, and our boys ; ! e aj.lendid. They're no! the harebrained idiot. ihat som. correypondfits depict. They know to a fraction vlat they are 'jp again.1.!, but carry i n wit.h a Krim, od nature and a detrrnilnatlon to in, with a smile. I never before appreciated the capacity for bi hearted endurance that is in the heart of every man. For myself I tva n"ver happirv ,n a mv ife Han T am at pics en r There's a noe! zip nd-lcd t r; ; - 1 1 f by t h " d a i i y

risks and the knowledge, that at last j ou're o!ns something in w hich no trace of selfishness enters. One can die but once and the chief concern is how o j d; I don't pity the men who

have won eternal leisure In the cor- j i option of our sheH torn battle fields, j They w ent West In the eupreme mo- I rienf. The men I pity are those who; eouid not hear the call of duty and ! 1" hosp consciences w; jrow more j fabby every day. The winning of this 1 i'3r is a personal affa'r to the men J hr- are Panting. The world w hich s!ta

t'thind the lines, buys etraji and es' three square mea'.s a day wP.J never know what the other world has endured for its safetr, for n man in tliis other ti orld will have, the voca'0.1-h-iv with which to tell it. l:ut don't mistake me we're srlrn1 happy out here. I don t want t live only to I've well. tJo,,,- he and socd luck Yot;r. KATMOND .. H. :,:h Inf., A. r. O. 777. Am : iean Expeditionary forces. .

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NORMAL BLOOD IN ANEMIA j sSjfSr mo o IS I f r J f VV) I ANNOUNCEMENT ' 1

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THE BLOOD (HT I H HERBEET SITR M r

AFTER INFLUENZA AND HARD WINTER COLDS.

After an attack of the grip or pneumonia, or even a hard cold, the blood is left thin, watery, and one is said to be anemic. Instead of the blood cells being round, as in diagram "A"', they become

irregular, as in "B." When vou

taking a good iron tonic, called "Iron tic," put ud by Dr. Pierce

and sold by most druggists. This .

uble iron, nux and herbal extracts. With this you gain in vim, vigor and vitalitv. Tntead of Dale

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feel weak, nervous, or tVi. sV-in 1 rVtI c iy-t, i .t- irV

breaks out in pimples, eruptions j the day is half done, after taking

or bous, and you feel "blue and "Irontic" vour cheeks will have

wiinouL .any faan or enertr-. rv.l.-r vnn n.nii l cfrornr

any snap or enerjry

fometime hands cold and clammy, there is usualiv a laree de-

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ngorous and ready for work.

Or if you like a good alterative

crease m tie red or white blood ; d herbal oniC( 5Uch a one can ; m corpuscles and one should 'build I be obtained at anv druK store. ! U up with some good blood-buUder favorably known for the past fifty ! $

The Mcllroy Motor Supply Co; 626 Hohman Street HAMMOND, INDIANA

and tonic.

: year as Dr. Tierce's Golden Medi-

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l ou can put iron in our blood , cal Di?covfry. This is made from . V and the. eeH beme round and the wild root aj?rl barks of forest ! jj

d, losing th irregailar shape, by ; trees and without the use of alcohol