Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 259, Hammond, Lake County, 15 April 1919 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Tuesdav Ajpril 13. 1919.

HOW STOCKS OPENED

'RED" OFFENSIVE MENACES ALLIES IN SEBASTOPOL

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f INTtPN AT ION A L NtWS StRVICCl ! NL"V oi;K. April 15. Ti-s?uranc i that the Victory loan will bo .many) 'inns oversubscribed and the dew-lop-merits at the pence conf ereiicr at "Park, i xerted a combined influence in I'.nusinK j mhlmd smncth m the trading wi the ; uck market at the opening tod-iy and j luring the tirrt fifteen minutes ther'oi -cre general gains ranfr.ug from a frac-) 'ion to ovrr four points, j Stocks which sold ex-di idend made! rooi prerress to the reieeiy of those!

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v-'ow the clesins of jestordny 11)1 the j dividend en. General Muter? sold cri'vidend ct for tftit at 1 S I . a ne t i cun of one point.. j Thr shipping stocks t anions th : -nonsrrt fowturrr. Mtritif rfd. advano-j it g I 'd t.. lln5s and Atlantic iJu.f made ' sain of l'g to Steel common' was heavily traded in. sdvant lng & tot and Baldwin rose to 9 1 . I The greatest pain of the morning wa; In Mexican retrolvutn winch rose -1 1 to its. other Oil sro ks wore m go... . l'ii:3iid with contained ao mnu'.si ion ' , ' I', r putm,-7 fi.-T ;. k up one point 1 ' "4. AmvrKan Ci::on Oil rose l1. j 5-;. ! Heading and ?..u'ln.rn Pa. :fi- , both' made f ra'. '. ior al ca'tis.

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Ohio Man Is Modern Wizard Discovers magic ether compound which loosens a corn so it lifts right out

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Mr. and Mrs. G. ff-.hta;: er.ii- v.:t4 :h- ltt J H-cry 'rt!'rr. wl;o :s "X '11 at the Alexander ho.- ? a so.

'.'! of Myrtle bi other. k rv i r i o-.t si ' tal in Ch.-

M:ss E?ta K.'hr .-epted a posit on

Industrial school, of

Indiana blv ri.. as librarian of

Hammond.

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ilood rews spreads rspidly snd drutrpists here are kept busy dispensing frf ezone. the ether diocry of n Glninnati (jenms, vhieh is said to 1oor n n; coin so it lifts out villi the fingers. A'k t any jdiarinacy for a quarter cjner of frctzone. which will cost ery little, but is f-aid to be sufficient to rid "n"'s feet of every hard or soft corn ur callus Ton apply just a few drops on lhlender, achinp corn and instantly Ire soreness is relieved, and soon the corn is so shriveled that it lifts out without b particle of pain. It a sticky substance v. hull dries hen applied and never inflames or even irritates the adjoininK tissue. This discovery will prevent thousands of deaths annually from lockjaw and infection heretofore resultirg from thw s-uieidii! habit of cutting corns. Adv.

DYER NEWS

t Mr and Mrs. Johnson of Lake rue have u:cha;.ed a ne.w I'ord

eusin. I Mr. and Mrs. Terry Swank and rh:lJ rircn of Indiana Harbor visited at the home ef Mr. and Mis. James MasterJ'"n of Myrt'e avenue f jnday ficnins. Mrs. James Judson of Atchison ave-

The harbor of Sebastopo! with Russian warships stationed in the harbor; below, the Sebastopol Museum of H torj. which us in danger of being destroyed by the Reds.

According t the Utest lis-

patches, the advance of the Bol-

heviki is likely to force the allies to evacuate Sebastopo!. which is on the Black sta, near the southern

extremity of the Crimea. Our photographs -how the harbor of the city with Russian warships stationed there and the Sebastopol Museum of liisUry." The museum.

which is a beautiful structure, has by this tima probably been destroyed by the revolutionary factions which have gripped the city and are pillaginj it.

Chicago on business S-'atur- !

rtue was .n

eay. , S Mr. and Mrs IMie r.ev.-e of I,ake j p venue are the very proud paients of a I baby sr.rl. Mother and uaugbur are

getting alons nicely. I Al Sc-haefer of At-1 ison avenue was

ACHES AND PAINS I QUICEY RELIEVED

Tou'U find Sloan's Linlrr:ert softens the 6evero rheumatic ache

Tut !t en freely. Dor.'t ruh it la. Just let it ftrulraU r.cturallj-. What a, eenss cf soothing relief soon follows! External aches, stiffness, soreness, rrarnped rnuscles, strained sinews, lack "cricks" those ailments can't

fight cF the relieving qualities cf Sloan's Lirirent. Clean, convenient.

economical.

Ask any drucist for it.

an out of town visitor Sunday. Mr.?, c'hauncey Buell and daughter. Hticr, of Ind.ana bh d . were g jes's at the 01nis;e.i.d home .n Gary the latt r part cf the we el;. Mrs. Lawrence l.n; of Mrt!e avenue was an Kast P.ce visitor Saturday. The Ladies Aid of the Kvangclical . cViron w ill Rive a bike sale and an i Arren tale at the chjrch April Co.'; Hvcrhody .s c-o.-d'" lly invited. ; Mrs. IK-nran Thief son and son. W'm. : of Indiana b'd. iere in Chicago on ' b.ifirt'ss Saturday. '

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

H. K. Keilman and E. C. Scheldt of Hoba.it. mace a short visit w.th relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keilman and family of Hammond visited with relatives on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Schwab and ion, John, Jr. called at the home of Mrs. Mary Keilman on Sunday afternoon. MiHses Adelaiue Gettltr and Mabel Hartman were Chicago shoppers on i-at u relay. Principal Kdgar F.. Mullina spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends at Hammond. Do not forget the community meeting Tuesday night, April 15 at the Dyer public school. The electric meter reader of Hammond was here yesterday reading meters. Mis. Fhil Keilman, Jr.. and daughter. Leona, were Crown Foint vibito.s on Saturday. Mrs. Alma Gettler attended the institute of the teachers a,t Hammond Saturday. Our teachers attended institute at Hammond en Saturday.

T?jo Head That Wears Gassman Hat Distinctive is the head that wears a Gassman Hat. To prove this we invite you to come in and try one on. You'll look different and feel different. Our hats make a deep impression, because they have the stamp of quality and superior workmanship. They do not cost any more, than the ordinary hats, and you'll jret a whole lot of real sound satisfaction in your investment". They are as low as $4.00 Gassman Bros. Next Citizens' National Bank, Hammond

It is reported that Miss Lizio I'atke. ( Nouk of this city has been announced,! lling on the 1'atkc farm, is a victim oPnd the couple arc receiving the con-! tinallpo.v. I (.'ratulations of thejr many friends. j

Mrs. Junus Tici and daughter Dorothy The death cf Joseph Habcrtzl occurred :?pent Sunday at the Schisble home in en Sunday night about y p. m. from pneu Gary. Mr. Tiei remaining in Gary to ! n-.oiiia. He had been sick for about aj

To Have Clean, Healthy Blood

Bright tji, Clar Complexion. Tax Tunoni Sprlngtlm To&le and

Bloofi rurlfler "Celery Xilnf."

THIS AG Ell WOMAN Was Mada Strong bj a fiimple B,eznedy

The following letter from Mrs Wei's j adds another link to the great chain of j evidence v.liioh prove? that there is i nothing equal ?o Vir.ol to create ' strength for feeble, weak, run-down; ncr oua conditions. j Malonc. X. T. "I am Si years of age

and got. into a fceblo weak and nervous

j astst in the re of Buddy St hisbl ivhu j week and his condition was considered ' l? f ry sick with rncumcnia. ,5-eiious from the Mart. lie has been a i Mrs. Bernard I'robt't. tisfr of Mrs. j resident of Crown Tomt for several 1 Joh.a Lirscl. of Chicago, was entertained j e.n s. running the Habcrtzl saloon on 1 in the Biegel home (or th week-end. i the west side, of the square. He leaves Miss i:ia Hall is on the sick list. ,a wife and five children. The remains I Mrs. tfTie Reading, who has spent the! were taken to Chicago this morning.

condition so has not only it has gien

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built tip my strength, but me a good appetite and Ii

last month with the Mis-scs Mason w ill j where s-erice will tc held and the body leave on Wednesday to spend the sum- j interred. mer in Liberal. Kansas. j Mrs. Matt. tVillrr and son Ben srent ; The following is a list of letters reSaturday and Sunday with relatives in ! maining uncalled for at the rostofflce for

.Chicago. ; the week ending April 12th. 1?10:

Vino I r,,imrrt rimr of Countv Auditor T. W. McXess. Mr. C. Meyer. Mr. Kd-'

Felard's office force is srendmg a week's: die Nichols. Mr. W. C. nothermet. Mrs. i

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sleep aU right now."-Mrs. S. I?. Wells. , ?an;rl of thp Commercial Bank, j Turner. AVe strongly rccor.im-nd it. Joseph.,,,, ,iap t,r,pn 5uff,nc wUh i,rart These letters will b sent to the dead W. AVeis. Druggist, and Xorns I'har-i, - , -i,i, i,n.rii,n uttrr oftico v,v in 1011 ir , oati.

to be under the care of a specialist for for. In calling for the atnvr please say a week. Mrs. I.ovc accompanied him. j "Advertircd,"' elv ing date of list.

jbut has returned home. V. f. HEIX, rostmasler.

is sold in '"list Chicago rtarinacy and in Whit- i Mattern. and Druggists,

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Kveryu here. Adv. I S. 1'or Skin TrL'tibles. A guarantee o'l itew skin roired'. SnoI.

and Mrs. Harry Trrguson and

530 W. STATE ST. Yd, P. 274; Res. 1541 Ham,

We have on hand for immediate delivery the best grade of hard coal Chestnut and Rarge. Buckwheat and Franklin Cc. Soft CoalDeliveries 1o any part of the city Ask us for price and prompt service.

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.Mst any rjood furnace would do if all you needed was a little heat to take the chill off." But when a real cold spell comes and the thermometer dropsaway down below the freezing point, it's a different story. Then you'll need the dependable a furnace that will keep every part of your house

warm at lowest fuel cost A Few of The Special GILT EDGE Features: 1. Longest "Fire Travel" known in any furnace. Exceptionally large radiating surfaces, which warm a greater volume of air than is possible with any other form of construction. 2. A Double Section Fire Tot, which unlike a one-piece pot will not creak, due to expansion or contraction. Sides of the Gilt Edge Fire Pot are cast almost perpendicular. This keeps the fire bright arul active. 3. Watrback is placed at top of coal and doesn't interfere with fire combustion. Increases efficiency of the coal fully There are a great many other Gilt Edge Special features that you ought to know about. Call and let us explain them in full. Slate and Tile Roofing, Furnaces, Gutter and Piping. Abbott Sheet Metal Works W. E. WALSH, Prop

137th and Elm, Indiana Harobr

I baby, of Gary, srent

! M rs. Tluseman. i Mrs. L'sther UndTwocd

, the 1" -in llnnd' dep.t. is very low-

pneumonia and hr fur1ly hav Krn summoned. Mrs. I'nderw ood is sev entys iv years of hz1- and a prominent member of the v. K. C in Crown Toint. j M"rs. Harry Lor e, a cousin of Mrs. A. : J. Moran. from Chicago, spent the week- : nd with hr. ! John F-lack. of Caj field. Wis.. r spendi ing a few- days bet- w ith relatives. During Tr. Black's visit the announce-

mnt of his engagement to Mrs. kuoj-

tTeir Marriage Ucenses.

' Frank Garberson, Gary; Xorinc Johnnear j son. St Joe. with J"'- '--n .-, Ind. Harbor: Rose Fmk-

elburg. Indiana Harbor. Jamev A. ArmMrong. Hammond: Alice M. Kord. Hammond. Joseph Carlson, Shelby; Veda Doty. Shelby. John Trkan. Indlini Harbcr: Susanna

j Tako. Chicago, j John r. Quirk. ' Sporks. r5ry. j Frnept Martinson. Miller.

Gary: Taylordena Miller: Agnes Erlnk.

Mrs. Floyd Bank's of Atchison avenue Yipitd br sister. Mrs. Henry and baby, who are confined at the So. Shore hospital in Chicago, and reports that Mrs. Harms is getting along nicely. but the baby is vyy seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Va! Hrcn-n and children of Hammond, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Blown of Myrtle avenue Sunday. M.-s. Wiliam tireisat of Lake ivrue visited nr sitter. Mrs. Leslie rierf. who at the Take View hospital in Ch.cago. the latttr part o the w eek. Mr. Stanton of Myrtl avenue has been iU at his home for the past few days.

HOB ART

Mire-es Bessie iiavward and Lillian Keilman and Mrs. Tiddicoril find Mm. Meiiiith were at L':?t Chicjito I.i-t week 1 hursday t atiend a. meeting of thu Woman's Heading Club. Many from out of town atfnded the dance Saturday evening glcn by the Lady I'orcster Lodge. Mr. Evan Roper, of Chicago, isitcj here ovrr Sunday. The Unitarian Ladies Aid Alliance will meet AVednesday afternoon with Mrs. John L. l icstep. Mr. and Mrs. V. C'ollinr. -pent the week end with rclatics in Chicago.

here ovrr th week-end. before Joining Mr. Is'ickerson in I'eoville. Mich., where they will make thir future home. James Jamleson. transactci business In Crown Point Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, of Chicago. Tnt Sunday at their Highland country home.

Mrs. r. M. Hutchlns. Mr-. Bes-l ; Smith, Misses Eloise snd Clarib'l Fmith ! and Clarencr M. Hutehtns were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elaine Hutchlns. ' of Griffith. Sunday. j

Three times a week for thre weeks, brew yourself a cup of Celery King and drink it just before retiring. Give It to the children, too. Tou'll be surprised how gently, jet effectively, CELERY KING creates a normal action of the bowel, cleansing and strengthening of the system, banishing pimples, scrofula and other blood disorders. Celery King keeps the blood pure and rich by freeing the system of all waste matter. Adv.

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READ THIS ADV. FORDS Repainted for $15 Special low prices on all other makes. Get our prices before contracting your work. Cut Rate Auto Paint Shop 301 MICHIGAN AVENUE HAMMOND. Office phone 2141. Res.. 1043-M. KENNEDY &. TERRY.

Our Message

to Keturning Soldiers

THEN you discard your aerrioe toga , for civilian clothe, remember thi: that yon wiil never want to wear a ahoe that bends the tender foot bone and oaoa oorna, booiona, inrowia aails, eallovaea, fallen arches, aad otber foot ills. It ta not aeoeaaarjr. Von oan here good-looking aboea with tbe rmy-thoe comfort, if yon wear Educator built to let the feet grow as they should. The ideal aboe for the soldier turned civilian. MADE FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN There it no guarantee stronger than the famous Educator trade mark. It means that behind every part of your shoe stands responsible manufacturer, Rice & Hutchina,

Inc., Boston. See your feet in Educators today. Here'a style for women

that combines grace of outline with Educator comfort.

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LOWELL

O. A. Lloyd went to Amboy. Ind., yesterday to visit his parents. Miss Ruth TiHon. f Whiting, came Monduy evening to i' it relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chipman, of Crown Foint. isi;el her r rents. Mr. and Mrs. James Kclsf ;. . yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Fronk Ma'oy were Chicago visitors last evening. Mrs. C. F. Palmer find Mrs. Harry Hayden v isited in Hammond and Gary yesterda y.

DON'T SUFFER

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lUIHLuIjH

HIGHLAND. Charlie Herr. of Murksgon. Mich., but formerly a Highland boy, -isited old frierds in town Friday. Mrs. H. Xickerson and daughter. Miss Edith, of tirifTlth. viritei with relatives

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Use Soothing Musterole TVhcn those sharp pains go shooting through your head, when your skull seems as if it would split, just rub a little Musterole on your temples and neck. It draws out the inflammation, soothes away the pain, usually giving quick relief. Musterol; is a clean, white ointment, made with oil cf mustard. Better thsa a mustard piaster end does r.ct blister. Many doctors ar.d nurses frankly recommend Musterole for sore throat, bronchitis, crou;7, cttff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or oints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted fct ccld3 of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). I in always dependable. 20c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50.

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NNOUNCEMENTS To Studebaker Owners

Did you know that I hare changed my business address from 754 to 645 South Hohman street, just across from the Hotel Mcc? Come in and sec me and look over our new Series 10 cars. They nrc beauties and I vill bp slad to demonstrate them to you. Yes, I will take your old car in trade. Deferred payment plan if desired. Wc have three sizes in the new ears: The Light 4-eyl., 5-pass., at $1225.00 The Light G-eyl 5-pass., at 315S5.00 The Big G-eyl., 7-pass., at S19S5.00 Prices f. o. b. Factory. Also 4-passcngcr Club Roadster. 2-pasenger Roadsters, Touring Sedan and Limousine Cars. Prices on request.

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r. j. Dauwen s auto dates

Phones 247 and 2801 645 So. Hohman St., Hammond

rjljjj Phone 1315

MAKES PURE BLOOD AT ALL DRUGGISTS