Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 277, Hammond, Lake County, 6 May 1919 — Page 3

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A Drop On a Touchy Corn Instant relief! Then ccrn or callus lifts off w.th fingers.

battle on .-orn ache

Jt.-l ill i l K . 1 U t a i. Hit on' any torn or rtllun without one twinfte of A Cincinnati m.m discovered thin eth"r compound and nam J it fret.-.on-. Anv druggist will ff'i! n tiny bottle of freerone f"r ciy little cost. Yon .'H'Ply '1 few drops directly upon a tender corn or alluf. Instantly th" pnn rff disappears, then short':. ou w ill find the corn or callus . loo,e that you can lift It ripht oft", Freezone is w omiorl'ul '. It dries instantly. It doesn't at away the corn or call vis. but shrivels It up without even irritating the skin. Hard corns, soft corns, or corns between the toes, as well as painful calluses, lift right off. Th-re Is no pain before or afterward?. No soreness or smarting. Women should keep a tiny

the dresser end never let a t wire. Adv.

HARD

WORRIED

OVER FIGHT!

building of the arena whnh is to have n scaling capacity of C.n.00. The price of th- seats will be from Jin to ?r.t Kickard explained that tin re will b ;i;proximately n.flon prats for Mile at the top flruie. Kb kard a!r explained tkat the "itf"rm"rr" will luvr ii" ihame to slop the b..it lutatisr it will not be a prie f i K 1 1 1 .

"A pi izn flslit means n bout f. purse." said Hirkard "Tin re is

line for tl.e Cn bird event. All tlie bo s did not gl a chance to shoot in this "nil as it rtartrd to rain, to had to pass it up Some fine scores were turned in. It looked for a while ns if a

. iuh pi'inl.er would f, ,1." honor ofl bring high pun. but T H. l'lvnn. th j .lolle-. 111. .rack "hot, v, ns on 'he ground', for this nom nn, ,.j), np mbfis all h id lo nand asid-. In tilt's lE

ent Ml stiaight and won high . !sitoi-s' trophy. There has

r a I ' ent he no ' gun a nd

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INTERNATIONAL NCVSS SERVICE! NX'.i -'KK. Mav t, - Wuh in .'tagall set for Ih- illard-l'-'inr -ey h a : -eifih championship bout for Toledo. . !!- .lu'.y I. Tex Kick:ird. th.- gambling proittulot ." todaj is 1,-i'ing opposition from the church eienn m slrong cnougu 10 causo RickarJ ih lot!- worr. "It is time to sit on there mi-ci1 b:d rv formers who h;io mad'- a nuis mp'o . i tTII'ffhru " -.l'l J,',. r,i. will'..; s'.;.,. il'.,' Of l.'.r, Of pi. i. lo;,, -".Mil Hirr' !i I!. aw m Ohio tb.it ...nr. Mop tin- heuV . .ihas a Mate i;lw which makes it opt. or., 1 with n city whether or not bouts may hehi and if t '.n inn or of Tided ni.d other ( i',-utivs ny we can hold i'v the church pe.,v,. those rofornieiv '.ill have k grind tln-ir teeth and submit it." r.lekar! figures on minimi. m receipts of S.IOii.no'i ,,u, (j1!lt ilm,,.,n( j iiio . o.i.i must go to -.Villacd: '7.:.i"i to Dcmpscy. ten p, v cent to the Federal gox eminent. se(n per lent to the Toledo Athltie. (Tub to be used for chanty ami ap proximately $7..ion f,,r rxi'onsos, including the , -eotiou of an arena. e-Ui-lnateii at $50fn. Kiokard said today his first mo xxould be to !e: the conttact for the

purse for this bout, lladi man i eorj r s 'bee n n

a 'tlpulntrd sum. win lost or dmiv, Ikihhe i 1 ini ui.i t ion of that feature."

GOOD SHOOTING AT WHITING

SPECIAL TO THE TIMISI WHITISH. lii'I. May 6 Another f.ne shooting e-.ent was pulled off Sunday at the grounds of the v Inline Trapshooters (Tub. It wn a tain;.' afternoon but did not stop th- bojs from making some good scores. The nn club house wa. ready to welcome er-rybody on th" grounds. Tbfre were two x ent? pulled off a 15 and .".0 bird. IS jard rare Tw en t y 1 h r- e shooters entered for th--C." bird rave. H. I". Kggets shooting a new gun went through his sinus of 2T birds 1-ke n champion, breaking eer b,rd W. ". Snyder, the Kast Chicago shooter, was second with 2 4 breaks and Heramn Yater of Whiting lias third with Z 1 dead ones. Twenty shont."r went to the firing

i""1'!' at the elub cround.-. this

irar that liar. glen a-i fine an exhibi

tion of taigrt breaking a-, Mr. Fljnn. II 1". I'ggerr. lUinian a'er and . J Snyder to d for s ..-oinl pla. e ;h a j so.-r of IK. while ii. i l,ot ton ille got ; bird place w it Ii 4 ' . ; lidlowmg are the .-.eores In the o" jblid event : Hill N og'l. 45; W. J. Ki r. j 41; H. !'. liggers, 46; .1. Sl!gsb. . .lohn Fck. 113; Herman Vatf r. 46; . p. lot torn ille. 45; U. N. Ininning. HI: A ! I". r-uclianan. Z?: ! H. l-lsnn. o'l. 1: ! Wllsby. H; W. liggrrs. S ; A. p. llevj den. 41; V. t '. Snyder. 4"5, t'lannei t I'ggers. "7; Wm. Timm. 43; . 1. M:Gary. 21: '. I.. Haker. 17. j 1'oth events went off with plenty of spee,j nnd all shooters seemed to be sal- ! l.' fled.

R ANGLES

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Meat I

- f A K Two-thirds i of the live stock in the UnitAr. .v M

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of meat live in B A- MU

! farenicjii and

Th"? Triangles of Indiana Harbor are again in the field for honors in the 16-

1S years dixision of baseballdom. They are heliexed to be the scrappiest aggtegation of players In Lake county. p. Is composed of about the samo material

last year. Hegglen, Soderstrom.

H.djbie" H.adwall com-

;:cse the new- players. The stonewall infield is vomposed of Timm at first. Sin sler at second. Hegglen a! shoit and (iant at thrd. Tin outer garden is looked after by X ui -hue, Callahan, Dillon, Soderstrom ami O'Brien. The pitehing staff is composed of Pind. F'arenicki and Steffen. The;;' eurxes etc . will be handled by H- advxall and Biack. The Ti .'angle? would like to hear from some tt am for a game for May 10. For games address M:ke O'Brien. ".!" Grapevine .(., or phone 7HJ-M, Indiana varbor.

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The. Flow of

Two-thirds of the live stock in the United States has to be raised in the West.

One-half "of the consumers the East

In other' words, most of the live stock is one or two thousand miles distant from most of the people who need it in the form of f oo Fifty years? ago, when live stock was raised close to every consuming center, the country butcher could handle the job after a fashion. But the job tgot too big. Now 'millions' of animals have to be moved hundreds of miles to millions of people. Somewhere on the .way they have to be turned into meat The packers solved the problem. They set up plants where the "live haul" and the "meat haul" were in the right balance. They eliminated waste. They built up distributing systems refrigerator cars, refrigerating plants, branch houses. They saved time, money and meat everywhere. The stockraiser benefited in better markets and higher prices; the consumer, in better meat and lower prices. As the country grew, the packers had to grow, or break down. Because of its present size and efficiency, Swift & Company is able to perform its part in this service at a fraction of a cent per pound profit Swift & Company, U. S. A.

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

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Till! Yankees not only made it 'htee out of four u rh the p.i d Sox l.,i' triumphed over then- old jinx. Cjt".

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DL'FI'V PL.WIS. iignt in his foin.er i happy hunting ground. scor d three of 'the Yanks runs. lneidentallv it wa-

i the lowt-r :.U i t the Yankee batthv

; der that attended to tlie swattinv of the

Sox twirlers. Tiodi.-. I'ikI an 1 Ulainr. i -ing the "knocking." THE Pirates had an easy time with the ('aid, hut four errors sorter helped them along. RATH EH soft for the Podgers. Sat Mill and because Cincinnati go' vallop- . d the l.ro.Hii' outfit slid 'rt.i th" Xat.onal League bad.

Can you imagine the Cubs getting six earned runs in the ninth and evening up the tcore with the Cincinnati bunch. Xot only i hat .but the;, won out in the twelfth.

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CON MP MACK S Athletics gt bumped for their fourth straight defea

jat the hand- of the Senators, despite i rain which stopped tin game in the

ninth. JIN'iPIN'; ".N ' ,ohiK-on rieied very poor support.

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r.l'TH polled his usual dai! hit, this time landing a triple.

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THIRTT-ITV K thousand fans rlcM their stamp of approia! on Sunday baseball in Manhattan; Brooklyn drew :5,000. TOU can't Maine the Giants' defeat at the hands of the Thillies on laughing Larry Doyle. Larry worked all over the lot nd had thirteen chances without the smblance of an error. HEIXIE ZIMMERMAN" got naughty with umpire Klein in a dispute about balls and strikes. Hini was banish ' from the park. He was replaced by Artie Flccher.

COOTER held the Cardinals to hits

PILES RELIEVED

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PHONOGRAPHS

TVc have just received 40 phonographs and have many more coming: among them such machines as Classic. Richtone, Columbia, Bel Canto, Brunswick, Meteor, Edison and that wonderful home dance machine the Brooks Automatic Repeating Phonograph. Wonderful values at a saving of ten to fifty dollars on every machine. Free records and liberal terms. Twelve $125 Machines to go at $75, $95 and $100. THE MUSIC MART

Brooks Automatic Plays and automatically pppoats any make of record any desired number of time, thon stops with tone arm suspended in air!

151 State St.

Y. H. Rextrew. (Everything in Music.)

Phone 3360:

Hammond.

Also Eczema, Salt Kheum, TJlceri, Old Soreg and Carbuncles. i Under the influence of San Cura Ointment surprising impi overrent is made ?o quickly that it seems almost miraculous. Stubborn cases of piles like those of P-v. W. F. Gilbert of Titusville, Ta.. anish before the marelous antiseptic Ointment. Mr. Gilbert writes: "For twenty years 1 suffered with

bleeding and itching piles; at times 1 was confined to the house for more lhan a month. Two years ago I began

! using Pan Cura Ointment and one 60c jar made a firm and permanent cure. I Jhae not been troubled since." I Pan Cura Ointment is guaranteed by i 1 Reid. Calumet Kldg., East Chicago: ; Central Drug Store, Indiana Harbor; ' Harry's Prug Store. Citizens Pldg.. I Hammond, Ind.. and Mattern Drug Co . Whiting. Ind.. who are the agents in the arious cities, to help any pf ihe above named diseases or money back. p relieves pain from burns, tuts and bruises, draws out the poison and often heals in a short time. -n,;. fific and JI.20 at jar at -3. L. Reid. Calumet Bldg.. East Chicago: Central Prug Store. Indiana Harbor: Harry's Prug Store, Citizens Pldg.. Hammond. Ind.; Mattern Prug Co., Whiting, Ind. GOOD BABY SOAP. Pan Cura Poap is a healing and antiseptic soap: jut the soothing kind that baby needs. It frees the pores from impurities and prevents rashes and other skin diseases. Fine fnr anyone's .-kin: banishes blackheads- and pimples, clears the complexion. ;,1e a cake at E. L. Reid. Calumet H!dg . East Chicago; Cential Drug Ptorc. Indiana Harbor; Harry's PruiJ Store. Oitizens Rldg.. Hammond. Ind.: Mattern prug Co.. Whiting. Ind. If your drugcist doesn't keep it send to Hie Thompson Medical Co.. Titu"Yille.

Women's Trimmed Hats Values to $10 At $5.00

KAUFAANN & WOLF - Hammond. Ind

Women's ! Trimmed : Hats Values to $10 At $5.00 H

Double S. & H. Stamps Wednesday

Special Offering of Stylish Capes

and Dolmans Wednesday Fascinating modes with a grace of line and quality of texture particularly attractive. Developed in such materials as: Serges, silvertones and velours, some are fashioned in smart vest effects others are loner and enveloping. Handsome linings. S34-- $39 $43 New Spring Suits

For Women and Misses

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Dolmans and Capes

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Value? to ?:.!. 7."', several strikinK now models in both Dolmans and Cape?, developed of fine all wo1'. Serpe and Trico Velour: thp rapes are in navy and Belgian hluo. the Dolmans ronie in ail the new shades.

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Here are the Newest models in a variety of styles developed of finest French Serge. In the-assortment are the new semi-boxed coats, plaited coat styles, tailored coats and belted styles. Some have the new vest-

ees of fanev silk. Remarkable value;

featured for Wednesday's sale, at ... .

$36.75

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Buy Your Corset now, whiie our stock includes a full range of Nemo Self-Reducinc. Wondorlift, KopScVvice and Marvelace model.". This Nemo Self-Reducimg

Corset i the best value we know, it combines the features of the liicher priced Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets with extremely low rn?t. Se it in our Corset I lepartmcnt.

PAUL JONES MIDDIES

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are the original Middy Blouses for girls the highest quality middy blouses manufactured. Compare a Paul Jones Middy with any other middy on the market and you will note the difference. For school -nsear, particularly, there is nothing more sensible than a Paul Jones Middy, made of finest materilas, prettily trimmed in bright colors; all sizes

$2JH

$2 s3

Oval rlothea basket, ruade of best riuality fplin', as illustrated; regular $1 -q value on sale at 0C

Basement Bargains! for Wednesday Only EXTRA SPECIAL PANSY PLANTS "Onion Sets" "In Baskets"

WASH BOARDS Family size na?h boards, well made, large rubbing

surface; 73c values at

59c

Wednesday onl, h;;e and red onion sets, per pound

10c; yellow onion se's, per pound

Wednesday only, fine fresh

Pansy riant s in full "bloom.

planted in baskets, each

23c

12 Ever-Bearing Strawberry Plants, 15c

PRESSING PADS Turk Top press-

ing pads, just the thins; for press- ' ins small piece?; size 14x20. can be i carried conveniently mm j when traveling, special .jC I COFFEE MILLr Wall coffee mill.

j with jrlass canister, one pound ca-

i parity, f 1.00 valtie, at :.

SPECIAL! Your choice of Phlox, Tinks, Carnations or Daisies, all hardv plants.

l?rce clumps, er.ch ..."

15c

FERTILIZER Sheep manure for lawn and garden; for best results upe now; 25 lb. baes, SSc; 12ti lb. y o bags 4oC

79c

FLOUR BIX Made of heavy tin, japanned finish, pound capacitv. On special sale 9SC

Garden Spades "D" handle with solid -teel llad. strnncly made. Priced for Wednes

day only at

4oc Garden Hoe -ith eolid steel blade and long hickory

$1.25 i"?l!:.in.L 35c

$5.00 Electric Irons $3.48

S.x lb. size, heats quickly and evenly, complete with cord and plug ?5 irons on special sate

Wednesday

only

$3.48

Screen Frames at 59c

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Make your own screen windows. Frames any size up to 36x36, walnut stained, complete with galvanized corners.

Complete set

59c

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while the Piiafs weie winning 3 to J. SLIJl SAbl.KH got away with his debut with Cincinnati in fine shape. H allowed the t'nbs only three singles. Slims team males cornered nine hits into eight run. RAIN' spoiled the Vhit- Snx-Proivns Fame but five hits were etunich to )erniit the "(ld Koman" bjneh to win, 4 lo

Dodger ietory ovfr the Rraves sot three hits, scored two runs drove in anothor.

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TU K Senators and Athletics made ."4 hits between them. The Mackmen not only lost but had 17 men left on bases.

TOMMY ORIKFITHS was turned bak to tho minors in 1ft t by Oeorge j

Sla!linK. Veslerday, with th Dodsers. Tommy set St;llings crazy by robbing the Braes of four hits t hi ouch wonderful lirbiinjc.

THEY WANT A GAME.

" IVKI.FISKIF. h-at tbe Tic-rs h)

The National A. would lie to hooU games with any fast teams in L.aki coun..." arratrint 17-1 years. Thr Nhti'inal A. ha e open dates this month an th" It. 1. and 2.I. for gam." rali 1737. eall for Hruno Shafrr hrnicn i, and 7 o'eloek nr writ" 1t7 l.)S.-i' t

HI MTKU? was th" bijar (run in t" e keeping sevn hits fairly well scattered. Hammond, Jr--