Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 261, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1919 — Page 8

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Public Health Column HEALTH AND HOME HYGIENE y HARRIET n i-MKR. R . .

"An Equal Clianc for Kfitial Health." To parents, teachers, suariliana an. public health nuuss: wht no .kowi; iiit.niiKv

SHELTER Decent, clean. -;! kept j houfo. Flenty of freMi a!r in lusi1, j winter and summer. Warm r.i.nns in;

cold weather. Separot rnt, ivith .;if - ! font bd clothes to keei warm. Suni- ! tary indoor a:?r i.'l.xtt ir otiMor, privy. Pure, abundant isi!r supply. ,' V comfortabin p'.ac Ik w !c ni j friends. j KHDD Thrc square meg'.., a J.ty. j t'In. (imp'f, appetising, well j food. Maiti at regular hours and isf- j f.eient time for them. Dinner -: 1 -1 1 ! f:T children under T years of a . 1 Tfce. daily diet should include: Mi'k.i at least one p'nt a day. real .md j bread. Green v.--t ble,. espec ia i ! y ' afy vegetable. Fruit. Ktg, mom! 'r flah. If n one ! these three is

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WANT PINK CHEEKS RED LIPS?

Some unfortunate men and women are prune to wonder v.hy some of their 1 friend ;ii' hlessed vtitli an abundance of , . -..1. ii -- ink chcr-kn and red lip!" while I theirs are always colorless. The reason ; i.ir this la.si named condition is there

is not enough, red blood corpuscles in inc i

Mood inidfi- a microKCOjiB the niooo ii thin and winery. The tlesh Is flahhy. too. Well known physicians assert th.it the ri'zul;ir administration for several

month of three-Krain hypo-nuelnne tali .--ts will tieatlv improve the color, add J to the ueipht. make the cheeks pink and th- iips n .1. and in general he very henetuisl. l-Vr self-admintst ration, obtain 1 rooi anv .f the lie.t apothecary shop.-".

Adv.

W. R. L?CasliTi, ivst rttamed from a year with the Y. M. C. A. in Afsranistan. savs seriou disturbance cor front British forces ia India.

Radicaia are egrjrinjr on the natires.

he Jf.ys and it will b some tkr b- ! Hereafter of her speech and son.

iand wrong In dally life. An important Ovil Service examination for Public Health Nurses will be j covered m Illinois .May 8th for I he ' position of State Supervising Nurse f.r i the Siatf Department of Health. The i examination 's unassembled. AppHcai t ion blanks may be obtained ftnm th Slate Piil Service Commission. Springfield, lllinoia. THF. l.itnY WITH THF. I.4MI. 'On Kns'and s a.nnais. through the lorir

Tltat liRht its rays shail cait

toaoFpinrrs! hi cmhfwy rafwwdl From portals of the past.

EXCLUSIVE PROCESS . UNION MADE...

Pattersia Brcs. Tcbscca Co, Tr.

RICHMOND VIRCSINIA

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; fore Ei.glanJ wiil hava qit re-

i storeu.

iit'J. :ui ad-liti--Trtl p;r.t f milk should

be si.en. A Lady with a Lamp shall stand

t-LOTHINi- -i",in, hole parments In the great history of the land. I iffevent !!: n i; t.ir day and night. A noble type of good, sni'pil i, tin ii n.ite. Change of tin-; Heroic womanhood.

i Uerclothes hp! niih' fcow n at least:

w eekly. Change ef stockings at least , Not even shall be wanting here loirs a week . V.;-m undent lUiin; The paint, the lily and the spear, and stockings in coid olfmnte. Havy j Tn symbols that of yore

! real, rap and nnili'iu for c.oii weather. ; Saint Ki'omena bore.

Sh- es. fiee. from h !es. and long and j HIA'RT W. LONGFKLIOW. wide or l-'o .1 rrot ri-1 ion against: , :. v. . .

ra In -r sr o w . ; UKALTH ANH T'KRSONAL HABITS J Hands and face washed before meals; and at bedtime. Bathe every day, or j

When you" know" 1

you rtave a stomach it's time to

at least ,,nce a week. Natural bowel ; SUSpCCt VOUT liver Yoo TVVH mov-rtivnt every day. Teeth brushed; Ii.-V,:v. r:;n. a i

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at least, twn'e a day t morning

right ) . liegulur t.eI hour. Ten hours sleep at night with windows open.

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J. P. CROAK Piumbiiig and Heating Successors to CAMPBELL PLUMBING CO. 60 State Street. Estimates Cheerfully Given.

Phone 328. Hammond, Ind.

RKCP.KATION ANP COMPANION

SHU' A safe, clean, roomy plaon fori

" j outdoors and indoor piay . At loA.t two I li. J hours outdoor r'.ay every iliy. Con- ; structlva and suitable p'aythinga and!

jtools. Bjmeone with sympathetic over- j ! sight to di-rert the piay. The right!

sort of playmates . KDUCATION" and WORK Schooling j for at leist nine inc-nths a wear from T j t 15 yeiara ot ace. Not more than two j hours ot "chores" outside school hours. NoS a&oogh Work, either in school or ou to causa fatigue. Vaca't.-n work, i

!f any, mast allow mp opportunity foT the proper atnovn o' rest an 1 recreation. KEXIGTOV Jl"NT) MORAL TTIATNTV-? Opportcnity for re. g.. m "lining. Propel1 rrtoral and spiritual Influence !a home. Touching s staroiard of r'g.'it

eh a overworked

k;kineys alkrw food

i poisons to drculatc

Unebody.

WE FURNISH YOUR HOME FOR LESS LET US PROVE IT

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FRANK BsMcILROY OF HAMMOND Republican Candidate for

In making my announcement as a candidate for Senator I deem it my duty to briefly but frankly state the principles upon which I stand, and which will govern my course, if I am elected by your generous suffrages a seat in the Senate of Indiana. These principles compressed into the narrowest compass are as follows: I declare for state rights and individual liberty, I believe in the support of state sovereignty and local self-government. I am opposed to the National and State Prohibition act, because the people were denied any direct voice in its ratification or rejection, which is an infringment on personal rights. I am opposed to the present obnoxious Tax Law. and if I am honored with a seat in the senate I will do all ia my power to enact a new tax law that will be just and equitable to all taxpayers, whether large or small. I am opposed to the taxation of the poor whose personal property is valued at less than $500.00. I believe ia taxation justly proportioned to such an extent only as is necessary for, maintenance cf government economically administered. I favor a just and liberal appropriation to the American Soldiers of the world war, maimed or injured while fighting somewhere in France or upon the high seas to make the world safe for Democracy. I believe that each state should take care of their own, JVc owe the American Soldier a debt of gratitude that we can never repay, , Labor: The difference from times immemorial between capital and labor lies in the development and acceptance of the sharing of profits. Capital is dependent upon labo--and labor upon capital. There must be co-operation between the employer and the employee- harmony must exist for the happiness and prosperity of both. I believe in and stand for the rule of the people, and I invite all men, who so believe, to stand with me to the end.

Erank B. Mcllroy

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DAVENPORT 5 169 CHAIR OR ROCKER gg This is one of our most popular living room suites which has been sharply reduced for this sale. Davenport is full length, has spring bottom, spring edge, spring filled loose cushion seat', spring back. Chair or rocker cf same construction and built in proportion to davenport. These pieces can be bought separately. Covered with damask.

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higher and thicker pilo

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rnent of the most popular frgf f (glf gg ! deatgn,, woven m the gB-l ! oft, conventional oriciv rja---;iiiiViWi- gi i t,l scheme,, QO fvh'oCwJ A-fM !

Nearly every article in every department has been so sharply reduced that

11. Hi our sae nrice is the mm tn.

day's actual wholesale cost, TL- 1 1 f w

y M ne nome-neeas now in stock Hi tere bought last year and are

k priced on last year's cost.

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f home tor unusual values.

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SHADE COVERS

Open an Extended Account It is decidedly to your advantage to open an Extended Account which grants you the benefits derived from paying for your

purchase by monthly remittances in con-

ventent amounts. You can extend your jti account over any period that mav be U

satisfactory. No interest is charged,

TRULY We Are the Home of Home Outfits

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lN . J F nc material, i:o inch sire. Will IU' flOmC Ot tlOme UUttltS H i Protect your silk shade from dust sM r J'1 without detracting from its appear- -2 8nCe" A BARGAIN. r i i H c til ill pi yi .i.d. s, .i,. 'frTO i M 11 P Hi 30L2sJJ !a'aii t. cecjar criest dust. P f 2l ' ! i - 'i !s . j" f V ill' 1 U'T:::P 1 J) proof construction, 2S.28. ' V 4TT T Jfl W, (' I ' ' ' 1 N UJlflf '. lit '. 1 LUTSr-''f Genuine reed carriage ( " T t VK f"l-ii i -rl 44 ' 'I " 1 t 5 f tl 1 in taronial or gray enamel 1 f T "f- X IV f ' ' UtrTVA OT::-4L i fLJrWk!Hfrn -J- " h .,Jai aaffii I mii...ii.i.i..ii , a-..,i,MMM. mi A tm-M iiattchMMimaViifc rati n 1 n 3

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Gate le table, mahogany finish. 12i40 when cloeed. 40x48 when open. An extra value.

45-Pound Felt Mattress,

.1 li! Roll edge, round corners, full weight, art ticking, deeply tufted, i

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OC "-inch post brass oea, maae- wun uouoic iwp reus, is iiiuitraiea. n 7- 1 I .f J o - o n r r"llnr ef n ..a liti- i n n. .1... H. i .1.

: jimraoni feu ui 1111 -. - ; -- - n , --k"-" ' a steel link top spring and a combination mattress, is without doubt

an unequaled value.

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44.50 solid mahogany 28x48 inch library table

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DRESSER T9.50 BED 79.50 CHEST 57.00 TABLE 59.50

William and Mary design, American walnut, excellent finish and cabinet work. These pieces are priced at practically to-day's wholesale cost. Our stock is limited we suggest immediate inspection.

Kroehler Kodav, oak frame covered w ith heavy imitation lea ther. One operation converts kodav into full sire Ired.

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Baroni al fiber reed chair or rocker with loose cushion seat, upholstered back.

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V h i t e ename 1 e d kitchen taMe with porcelain top and fitted with cutlery drawers and large compartments, as illustrated.

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feanf cc We have lowered our price on tnts jicootin nmsn

JL-i William and Mary dining room set. At our bpecial c- 1 : .K. on fTtranrflinarv barcain.

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Table has 48-inch top.

sign and finish and are

A A K( Banded Satin Brass CLL Bed, heavy post and 4 fillers. Priced far less

45 oor model refriger

ator, large ice chamber, food compart-

Ives, perfect ia-

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laoie nas 49-incn top, c mnus v. - --- -- , . , , . .

fitted with blue slip seats. in.pccmm. "'"""' t'- y..

9133-35 Commercial Avenue

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