Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 273, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1919 — Page 9

Thursday, May 1, 3919.

THE TIMES. - Pace Nine

PERSHING MOVES HIS

HEADQUARTERS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 CIUL'MOXT, France. .April SO. Gen. I'ershinK has arranKd to transfer gnral headquarters of the American txpedltionary Forces from Chaumont. where it has been located since Sept. 1917. to the building- in Avenue Montaigne, Paris, now- occupied by American aviation headquarters. The headquarters of the American service of

s'ipply is brine transferred from Tours to Aantwerp, Belgium. The transfers murk the entrance on

! final stap- of demobilization of the. army in France. The serv ce of s;ipj ply headquarters ot Tours will be discontinued after Julv . and nnlv the

army of occupation in ;i-iny will be retainei. f'efshin's headquarters in Varist will wind up other details as soon as possible in order that the staff may return home. The base ports of embarkation at T'-rest, St. Xaziire and 1'ordeaux probably will be abandoned before July 1 and t roups moved home from Antwerp, liesides affording quicker facil ties the selection of Antwerp is a complement to I'.eicium and perm ts expenditure of American money In I'cl'-rmm. ass!tnm tle i'.c!v;ium economic status. All troi'K not moved before July 1 will be eencent rated In a pinttle area to .-.wait trensp. -nation via Antwerp.

OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

Science says that old are begins with i traake&ed kidneys and digestive organs, j This being true, it is easy to believe ' that by keeping the kidneys and tMses- j tire organs cleacsed aud ia proper work-1 ing order old age can be deferred and ; Lfe prolonfed far beyond that enjoyed j by tie average person. For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL j Haarlem Oil has been relieving the j weaknesses and disability due to advanc-l leg years. It is a standard old-tin, e bouse remedy and needs no introduction. I GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil la irulos. J s ia odorless, tasteless capsules contain-: inf about 5 drops each. Take them s : you would a pill, with a swallow of water. The oil stimulates the kidney )

action anil enables the organs to throw off the poisons which cause premature old ape. ,ew life and strergth increase as you continue the- treatment. When completely re?tored continue takinir a capsule or two each day. HOI. 1) MKlAL Hnr!eni Oil Capsules will keep tou in health and vigor and prevent a return of the disease. Do not wait until old age or disease have settled down for good. At the first sipn that your kidneys are not working properly, go to your druggist and get a box of GOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil t';irs;:les. Money refunded if rhev do not help you. Three sir.es. lint remember to ask for the original imported (iol.D MEDAL brand, lu sealed packages.

TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor

Mann in left, scored three of the Cubs' runs, lacing out two triples and a double In four timea up.

OIXir.Gi; L'HhH made his debut with the winning Indians, the Krowns collecting nine scattered hits.

inal "young' ("iriffo hopped through the ropes and sctood with uncovered snowy head while the boys In khaki and blue cheered him to the echo.

TOMMY (IKIFFITH. DodKer rittht fielder, htiHK up hi firjt error of the season In the semi-final twenty inning striiKKle between the podKers and Phils which ended 3 to '.. Kxcu.se darkness.

A rF.HP t the Tiers' error column explains w hy the White Sox took tht m into camp. U to 7. Only five. I-ARUT DOTLK tripled the Giants to victoryl over the Hraves, twice tyine tir.iiKs tip. Iee Kinp. who bad succeeded Young in the eighth, singled in the winning scores in the tenth.

PHIL DOL'.bAS Rave the Cards four J

hit?, but no runs.

SAM M V TICK'S homer in the first was the open-.njr wodse in the Yankee's defeat o er tlic Athletics. The trusty lath.-r u.srippeHied into the left field bleachers. FI.N'O ItODIK did real well lu the seventh. lie had three chances and

only missed two.. The fans enjoyed a

food laufeh.

NEW YORK BASEBALL WILD TODAY r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 M-:V YORK, May 1. N..w York Is baseball wild today, this brinp the date of the opening of the National leagruo season both in Manhattan and lirooklyn. The Oiarits, tied for second place with 3 to the good and two lost, have the Phillies for opponents. The Tjoders, winners of 4 out of f, contests, entertain the Moston J "raves. The ("liaiits jco in for pomp and ceremony, the latter including a drill, thn

hoist ins of tne American flap and a

The tl.ii? also ,will be raised by the players on the Brooklyn field and then well, lirooklyn fans have championship visions this year.

Lucas Colts Organized. The Lucas Colts have organized and would like to hear from some fast team, for Manager Ljcas thinks he has one of the pastest teams in the country. For Karnes call 18 Lanstnff.

KILLS WOLF IN RIVER I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) "WELLINGTON, MO., April 30. Leonard Potts uf this city, killed a wolf in an unusual manner. While out rowing on the Missouri river he noticed a wolf swimming the stream. Hurriedly rowinfr to the animal he killed it with several blows from his oar. The. animal was swimm7ns from a den on an island in midstream to shore.

J "ELUSKING" Lenny Kaul'f was j benched in the seventh to permit .Thorpe

to face. .ehf. Thorpe delivered a snioie..

HAKILY HOOl'LK drew a douhlo and three singles in live times up. Y"cs, the Ked Sox beat the Seantois.

TURN KR HARUIMi. who replaced

JACK CHEERED TO THE ECHO (INTERNATIONAL, NEW" SFRVICE N'EW YORK. May 1 Jack MoAuliffc, former and undefeated lightweight chamrion of the world, is th idol of 6.000 gobs and doughboys in New York today. Jack, scant of hair and breath, went two two-minute rounds with Champion Benny Leonard for the soldiers and sailors at Madison Square Garden last night and though never in danger, Jenny was kept decidedly busy. At the conclusion of the bout the orig-

Iir.rFFTON The Wells county council has appropriated $1,200 to pay carfare of the "Wells' county world war veterans to the Welcoming Home celebration,, which will be held in Indianapolis.

Buy your children Victory Liberty Bonds.

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Announcement Residents of Hammond will learn with pleasure that the "GRANT SIX" is now represented here by HERRINGTON & SORENSEN AUTO SALES CO., who will carry a full line of GRANT SIX models in stock and are prepared to maintain Grant standards of service. No matter what car you are planning to buy, make it a point to see the GRANT SIX at the showrooms of HEERINGTON & SORENSEN. A few pungent facts about the car

The GRxVNT SIX is known everywhere as a car of exceptional beauty and high intrinsic value. Its reputation for power, serviceability and economy encircles the globe. It is now in its fifth season. Come, see what a beautiful and attractive car .you can buy for $1120. Do you know that the GRANT SIX is the easiest riding light car in the world? Do you know that its Spring suspension is regarded as a model of scientific spring suspension? If you don't KXOW this, you should make it your business to got a GRANT SIX demonstration. It will reveal some surprising facts about GRANT riding ease. Do you know, that in spite of a short turning radius that makes the GRANT SIX exceptionally easy to handle, even in extra narrow streets, the GRANT SIX has an unusually roomy five passenger body? Do you know that it has adjustable front seats, either ne or both

of which may be moved three inches forward or back ? Do you realize that the GRANT SIX is a car of high mechanical quality ? That it has an overhead valve motor of exclusive design and rare power and flexibility; that it has a fullfloating rear axle: that it has a double-shell nickel silver radiator; that every feature is of similar high quality? Do you know that the GRANT SIX has earned a national reputation for low cost of 'operation? Owners average 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline; 900 miles to the gallon of oil, and 7,000 miles to the set of standard tires; some do even better than that. Thrift is seldom so strongly and definitely united with style, beauty and comfort as in this car. Therefore, we are confident that vou will find the GRANT SIX very much to yoiu likincr.

Select your GRANT Six from these five models Five Passenger Touring Car $112 0 Roadster $1120 Coupe $1625 All,Weather Sedan $1645 Demountable $1140. All prices F. O. B. Cleveland Herrington & Sorensen Auto Sales 754 Hohman St., Hammond, Ind. -Office phone 3020. Residence: 1044 and 3263. GRANT MOTOR CAR CORPORATION CLEVELAND

KAUFAANN & WOLF - Hammond. Incx Special Two Day Sale

TITAN NON-SKID AUTO TIRES Sold on a 4,000-mile basis. Written guarantee bond with each tire. Note the list price at the top of each column and the special sale price at the bottom.

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$18.05 30x3 $14.95

$22.95 30x314 $16.95

$26.85 32x3l2 $18.95

$36.80 31x4 $27.25

$38.40 32x4 $27.25

$34.20 34x4 $29.75

Special Week-End Offer Guaranteed Gray Inner Tubes

30x3 List price 3.45. On special sale . 30x31, T,ist price 4.20. On special sale. 32x3V!'. List price $4.40. On special sale . 33x4 List prir-o $5.10. On special sale. 34x4 List price $5.80. On special sale.

,82.25 $2.98 ,$3.15 $3.98 $4.15

$10 Fire Extinguishers at EXTRA SPECIAL Liquid Pyrene Extinguisher, made of brass, complete with bracket, regularly priced at $10, special at

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Tire Ta'.c sraooth tire n".larpe f;lze cir... Sp

dally priced at

Ford Radiator H"?e, for all models of Ford carp. Priced

10c

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15c

Spr-c: al Ford T!-r.'l lichf R;::i Td Gl rfsrular &Zc va'u Priced f at OOC Carbon Scrapers A set of thrao PcraTVr cellar S'c value.

Special at

Mirror Cans, 4-inch pi.'ite plat's, bras-s f r.i-h, rralar pric?

$1.25. On special sale.

Champion X Spaf: r, P!usp, limit of fouto a C'IStnTT, r""T'l- ; lar prc $1.00. Sp-- 5

cal, each at

59c i

75c

69c

Magic Rubber Mnd. for repairing inn?r tubes or cin"?, r-'-u'ar price $1.0n. On a?:: 79c

ShfiW--. Viucanlrlng P?tche, it bo of 12 -chR. reg. prlc-

7"c. Special at

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Cmrnt Dutch P-!r.d Rubber Cemfv, M pint cans pnecial y e? at IDC

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We'll Show You Army Comfort in Civilian Shoes SOLDIERS, when you discard the heavy army shoe, you won't go back to narrow pointed shoes that bend your toes and cause corns, bunions, callouses. There is no need to. Let ui pat your feet into Educators, the thoei that let the feet grow at they iiould, yet are mighty good-look-ing. Bring your children bar too itart their feet right, ia Educators. MADE FOR MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN

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ir I SHOE. j : -c-tor for L" ' " J c..i.i.onJ EDUCATOR, i;Iumi,: .1., "-5H0L I wiu tow heel .X, r Mm ' J KAUFMAN N & WOLF HAMHOHD.iNO il!i!lliil!iiiliIlilii!lii!lil!!!ililllll!lllill!llti!iliH

Oct Educators for the whole farrily today. There is no protection stronger than this famous trademark, (or it means that ball, nd every part of tl e shoe stands i responsible manufacturer, Kiee llutchins, Inc.

Hammond. East Chicago. The Calumet Roofing Co.

Office: Room 27 Rimbach Bldg. Phones 467 and 2365.

HOOFING APPLIED OVER OLD SHINGLES GRAVEL ROOFING AND REPAIRING Now is the time before the Spring Rains set in. Whiting. Indiana Harbor.

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