Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 278, Hammond, Lake County, 7 May 1919 — Page 3

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TIIE TIMES. i'ase Three. U. S. DESTROYER RACES AGAINST TIME TO AID LOAN DRIVE m. w omen's High-Class Pattern Hats illHtlHHHj

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We have purchased a $2,500 stock of Women's Spring and Summer Hats at 55c on the Dollar. Sale Begins Friday. See tomorrow's paper Hats worih from $5 to $18 in 3 big lots at $2.29, $4.29 and $7.29

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U. S. torpedo boat destroyer Crane with Navy Victory Loan flag flyimr from after truck or mast.

The new U. S. tropedo boat destroyer Crane is speedir.c throuph the water from San D;e?o Cal., to New York in an effort to reach New York before the Victiry Loan drive Roes over. The destroyer flies the Navy V ictory Loan

pennant. The o!d cruiser Marblelitnd started to carry the flag from San Francisco but the loai. was outpacing: her. She put in at San Diceto and transferred the flae to the Crane. The Crane is following the Panama Canai route.

The navy hopes that she will reach New York in time to help the loan over the top by turning over the Navy Loan flap to be auo itoned off to Victory bond purchasers in the closinir days of the campaign.

WHITm

and its PEOPLE

TltOOl" T0. 'Whiting Boy ?-,-uts arc out after Victory Loan subscri ptions in earnest. Belated and plus-sibscribers win new have an opportunity to secure bonds. The Scouts are acting- the part o' "Cleaners After the Reapers." endeavto secure every outstanding prospective b jr dur r.e; trie last week n!y of the rami-aiRn. Kverv ?-o ;t w '! try to secure trj r.r mor rise r-. pt ;ons. Ten subscriniic-ns will secure for the S?'i;i? I 'r-pa i t mcnt a Me !- a 1 or Bar Scout Nejfli fcoes on recon! as the first to turn in ten subscriptions amount irs to $12Pf worth of bonds. Scout Ster.house holds the record for tf. srea.test number of sales t- date. He sold 20 bond, amounting to 2.2n, S out Kraemer . third with It fubscr'.ptions. amounting to $SC. Vc-.i can help "Finish the JoV by turning ovr your fir.a.1 subscription to the Scouts. Pccuts Stenhouse and Kraemer have passed all requirements of the Second Class tents Troop 2 almost lost one of its most f-!:d members, both in weight and Scout activities when Scout Prihoda moved to Gary. However. Mike's heart is still with WMtintr and Troop 2 for every Thursday nijihi he makes a p--Frirnmagre back "home" to be with the bunch. Nir. raha for M.5e. Two Patrols were organized last f'j, the Fot with Stowell for Tatrol eaer and N'ejdl for assistant and the

rnr.thr. with Ivr- for Patrol adcr up 1 t:rtcU fi-r assistant. . sc:;cs o- contests between patrols has '-con started. A three da h.kma- trip has been artatigcil to i;iUr the plaie ( the regular annual can.pinsr t r i . Tli.s trip will include a jouine by rail and hikine to SRuna.v Ike. Indiana. Three Oaks. Gaiena Rnor and New Buffalo, M'.vhRan. Some interest .na; places will be v;ri!e off from the well-traveled :oadn. Second tlass Scotits only wii! be entitled to make the trip and it will be possible for any Scout who does fro to pass f!e -f the twelve reouiremsnts

. f th first ciass test. The time has ! been set for May C9th to June 1st J

. it .Maurice Uicr.ardson has received, an a hievement button for selling: Thr.ft Stamps. The ffliowine Scouts of trop two

ouaiificd for awards in the 4th Lib- !

rt Loan; Km-blfm: if:n( Pewey. First Tn r Maurk e K.chards.:-n. C Jones. Wesley Sowers. Third Bar Lambert N'ejdl. Ahe Sto w e i 1 .

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KAUFMANN 51 WOLF - Hammond. Ind. Special values are offered for Thursday only in Extra Size Garments for Stout Women. Ka-h item represents a special savinc.

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Smelser 6n5 nd Hardware.

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NOTICE.

After this date the rate for classified advertising 'will be 10 cents per line with a minimum charge of 30 cents. Whiting, Ind.,

i March 31st.

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Account pny May

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due Whltinft N"es Cornare payable at the store.

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Clover Day Special

Jum recfiveil another b shipment of Boys' Army Shos. huil- on MurjFon last of liovy tan t alf n gf

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House Dresses Women's extra $iz percale Housf Drefs?es in gray, black and navy blue, very carefully made.

sizes ur to 52, priced at

Petticoats

$2.48

Petticoats

Women's extra size Mu?lin Petticoat?, with deep embroidered

flounce, well made of best qual

ify muslin. Thurs-d?y

$1.59

Women's extra size Petticoats, made of splendid quality spun glass. In a variety of colors, all made, with deep C Q flounce, 2.50 value 2 Jt i0

Night Gowns Women's fine quality Muslin Niffht Gowns, prettily trimmed with embroidery; three-quarter sleeves, extra sii.es, 1 Q Q priced at ...v JL .J Z7

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Clover Day Special

Children's well made Rompers, stripes, checks and plain

colors, belted and with pocket, sizes 2 to 6 'q j ear?, 75c kind, at OiC

D. P Tarmalee of ; WANTED Saleslady: remanent spent Monday here ' position ; Rood pay: short hours; Kvd

opportunity for some ambitious wom-

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Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland. Ohio.

visit inc Mr. an 1 Mr. frank I.auer on

bnf-ncan avonue. Mr. and Mrs. Par- an. Miller's

bi 1 re liav.ns ot-en Mi'.f 1 larire PaUi. j PRIME THEATHF.

formerly of Whitin?. and daurnter of Virginia Tearson in "The Love Aur-

George Paul, who recently returned ; thn. " also Toto Comedy, and TravJu t his i ity. j ogue. Misses Theresa Megrg. Besse Fiala. j Com In tomorrow Gergr Walsh In Josephine Kilka And Mr. Anton Piala j "Never 5 ay Quiet." 5-7-1 were thf suests of Mr. John Hmuro-i . vich and Mr. snd Mrs. tieoifte Tapach fetar Theatre Tnlnht and Tbursdar of Ste.ber street, and attended the I William f. Hart in "Breed of Men," dance at S!nak Pont on Sunday nich:. land a Mack ?ennett two-act omedy. Mr. Piala has been with the Chicago j & continuous roar . "The Ttip and "Treat "Em Rough Boj s" having Just Stitch Tailors. Friday "The r.ed returned from France. ; Glove." "The R lent Mystery" and He!.

Clover Day Special Youths' Army Style Shoes, izes. 2 to 212, strongly buili of tan calf, broad foe Munson last, all leather ( d f soles, lace styic...J),i7 J

Dressing Sacques One large lor of Women's Dressing Sacques, made of dark colored percale; sizes up to 46. Spe

cially priced tor rhurs- cQ. special sale rrr day at ZfOC at l.CZ

Crepe Kimonos Women's pretty crepe Kimonos, In light and dark patterns, neatly trimmed; sizes up to 46. On

special sale

Clover Day Special Little Folks' Strap Slippers of brown kid, some have wedge heels, genuine leather foles, sizes 4 to 8, pair J J- .DJ

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B. A. of the Maccabees willj in Gibson in "Danger Ahead.

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Perfect Health Is Yours If the Blood Is Kept Pure

Almost Every Human AZment Traceable to Impure Elood. You can not overestimate the importance cl keeping the blood free of impurities. When you realize that the heart is constantly pumping: this vital fluid to all pans of the body, jou can essily see that any impurity in the blood will cause serious complications. Ar.v slight disorder or impurity that

most serious are Rheumatism, with its torturing pains; Catarrh, often a forerunner of dread consumption ; Scrofula, Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas and other dssguring skm diseases; Malaria, which makes the strongest men helpless, and many other diseases are the direct result of impure blood. You can easily avoid ail of these diseases, and rid the system of them, by the use of S. S. S , the wonderful blood remedy that has been in constant use for more than fifty vears. S. S. S. cleanses the b!rvd

Clover Day Special

Little Gents' Tan Calf Army Style Shoes, full toe. lace style, dependable leather

so'es, sizes !) to l.Tj. pair

$2.25

and routs every vestige

It is sold by druggist

creeps into the D.ood is a source ct

dinger, tor every vital orean of the j thoroughly.

body depends upon the b.ood supply i of impiyity.

to properly pertorm its functions. I everywhere. Mary painful and dangerous dis- I For medical advice ab'ohi'e'v free, eases are the direct result cf a bad j write today to the Medical Dept.. 21$ condition oi the blood. Among the j Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

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MATINEE AND NIGHT Typical Episodes in

of the

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the furious hand-to-hand combat of two rivals for the hand of a girl on one of Cali

fornia's highest cliffs. CTpTp the kidnapping of Sibyl Andres and the OHiHi wild chase of the forest rangers in search of her.

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the exciting escape of convict John Willard and his pathetic wanderings in the San

Bernardino mountains.

the blandishments of the fashionable Mrs. Taine in her efforts to ensnare the yomv

artis, Aaron King. CTTTTi the clash of social forces as represented b7 OHjIIj the characters of "THE EYES OF THE WORLD," which typify dangerous tendencies of our civilization. QTTiTTi one of the sweetest romances of our times 0H1H1 brought to a happy issue against great obstacles. QT?TP 8 magnificent views of Southern Calif orOiliiii nia scenery in mountain and vale, which forms the background of this exciting picture's romance.

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is positively Vie finest photo dramatic precentati Of a popular novel of adventure ever made.

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The "Whiting Savin A Loan Association is a afe and conerative form

of investment and of jrreat dvtn-I tage to horrouers whu desire to build I their own homes. 5-7-1

have their regular meeting- this evening, at which Mre. Shect-ls. disrr.rt deputy ili be pre.ent. A luncheon will follow the busine." session. The Toung Indies Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. l. F. Turdy In Pheridan avenue th.s evenin?. Mrs. William Holmes and Mrs. eo Larmcn were called to Allegan, Mich., by the death of their father. W . H.

Gregory. Mr. and Ir. firearory spent i

j ihe winter with their daughter in j this rity, returninsr to their farm this I jr:ns. In addition to their two daugh. tt . the Gregory's also have two sons, I James and LIo.mI Gregory, the latter

beini? in f rancp. Whiting lA-rtse X". 34. K. of P.,

will have its regular meeting tomorrow night nftrr whieh a Finoker will b held. All members are urged to uttend.

I i he Home i--er.nomi''s -ction or in Fortnightly flub will neet at the j home of Mr. N . A. Emerson. 120th

streat on next I-riday afternoon. Mrs. Morton Trout of F'ennsyl vania

j avenue is leav today for a business ! trip to Dixon, fl!.

! Contribute to the library quota of "SO books for the soldiers and sailors. The q:iota has been far from secured. The last geneial meeting of the Foitnightly Club for the year was held on Monday night. During the session th new by-laws of the club were adopted, and reports of delegates to the convention at K. Chicago were vuven. Three new members were taken In at the meeting, they being Mrs. Helen Jennings. Mrs. W. E. Gilltte and Mrs. Norma Ranstead. The pi"uram of the evening- was devoted to the study of the blind. Mrs. Harry StT'osn read a paper on "The Prevention of Blindness in Industrial lur?u.ts"; Mts. F. M. Rogers' paper told ri the fiicffs of some blind people f.iura Kridifmnn, Helen Keller and others. Mrs. If. .1. Hroderson gave an .iiteresting paper on "What is being done for our blinded soldiers." John Cahi!i, age twenty-five .'ears, passer! away pt Ht. Margaret's hospital X'.'mdaf evening, after an illness w.th typhoid fever. The deceased was a very estimable young man and resided

Men's Hats $1.50 Odd? and onds from regular line?, selling from $2.";0 to $3.50; well known brands; all soft hats. ood shapes, black, brown, green, gray, etc. splendid hats for. every day wear. Your elioiee $1.50

Regular $1.25 'Cantripum9 brand Overalls and Jumpers $1.00 Thursday only, men's ''Cantripum" Bib Overalls and Jumper?, all that th? name implies, strongly sewed, made of heavy blue denim or hickory striped material: sizes 32 to 46, y f4i regular $ 1 .25 parment?.... v J- CC

Clover Day Special Women's Shoes, black kid or.

patent leather, lace or bu'ton. cloth tops, cuban heels, pood

soles, S,.,'n and

J4 value?, pair.

$2.39

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Women's fno l!oue Slippers, on ?t"ap. or Princps- style, elp-tic ?:d' po'--, black kid.

lea'hcr ois & heels, all siros

S1.50

Men's Socks Shawknit Sanitary Hose, double toe and heels, peamless, whTte inside. Regular price pair 3!c. Thurs., pair....29c

One Large Reg. $1.50

lot of Boy's Knee Pants

Well Made, Dark Patterns, per pair $1.00

Work Shirts 69c Men's extra well ma.de blue chambray Work Shirts, lay-down collar, 1 pocket, faced sleeves, of good quality chambray. regular price each 11. Thurs- -day at 69C

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ALKALI IN SOAP BAD FOR THE HAIR

PiPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! People Notice It. Drive Them Off a with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass you B'.uch longer if yo j get a rkageof rr. awards' Olive Tablets. The skia should t ;gin to clear after ycu have taken the t.b!et3 a few nights. Cleanse the blood,ths bowels and the liver rith Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the succ 33ful substitute for calomel; there's never t-v sickness or psin after taking them. Dr. Edwrd3 Olive Tablets do that k hich calomel does, and j-utt r.s effectively, lit their action ia geritie and safe instead vi severe and irritcting. No cne who takes Olive Tablets is l fcr cursed with "a dark trown taste," ( bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good" I:eling, constipation, torpid liver, bad t.stx)sition or pimply face. Dr. Edwards' Olive Trblets are a purely vegetable compound mixed rith olive oil; you wiil know them Vf their oiive color. Dr. Edwards spent vears among patents Effiicted vrith liver and bowel i rnplaints, pnd Olive Tablets are the

nrr.enseiy eirectjve re3u:t.

Take one or two nightly for a reek. 3ce how much better you feel and lock,

I uc ana &x jer enz. au cruggista.

Soap should hp utsoii try carefully, if I

you ent to kc p your hair looking its best. Mom soaps and prcrarcd shampoos contain too rruirh !kali. This drios the stain, makes the hair brKll". find ruins It. Th hest thing- for steady use is Mu!sifiod cooanut oil sliamroo (which is

pure nriri grr-asless). whh h is belter t

than anythinB rise you can use. One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the hair and sca'p thoroughly. Pimply moisten the hair with water nnl rut it in. Tt makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing everv parti, le of dust. dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dris quickly and evenly, pnd it leaves th scalp soft, and tho linir fine and silky, hriftht. lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can Jfet Mulsifird cocoanut oil shampoo t any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few ounces wlU supply every member of the family for months. Adv.

Fashion's Forecast Bv Annabel Worthinston.

LADY'S AND MISS' VEST. A distinrtir touch en he added a spring suit if the rest shown in No. is worn. It h1i can he worn over a Mouse with a separate skirt. Silk poplin would hi suitable material in any color that will hsrroonize with the color of the uit. The lonu shawl collar rolls way from the neck and follow? the line

I of thp sitrphce r'osine.

The lady's and miss' rest No. 921S is rut in sizes 1C yecrs and 36 to 44 inchen bust measure. Size 35 requires ll.j yards oi inch material.

Dickinson are visiting: Mr. and Mrs. Poney Jarrow at Orleans. Ind.

Better call up The Times anJ have it sent to your house everv night. Then you'll be sure It will be there.

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.lames McCarthy

He also leaves I

with his sister. Mrs 43 Fis-hrupp avenu'

his brother. Patrick CahUl of M'li tIrBr. and his brother. Edward Cahill. who is in France. Th remains were brought to "Whiting by Undertaker Owens who will be n chnrjee of the uneral, which i to be held tomorrow. Services will take rphic at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow nrornin? at P . m.. interment to be at Mount Olivet, cemetery. Chicago. The Daughters of Isabella will mt at the Slovak Hall tonight at eight o'clock. The W'h'.tinp police records show T5 errests during the month of April. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muller of LansirK were Whttlntr visitors yesterda. Harry F'eRansro was arrested for speetlinsr with his automobile by Officer Tarker. charged with speeding. He was released on a $2n br.nd as was also Frank Klus. cliarr-d with the same offens. both to appear for trial on May R.

Cotnmon Pleas jury has made his ap- not allow minors to play pames of any

description or loiter tn these places. Charles Ilayden of Grant Park was in Lowell layt evening Mrs. Ct. S. Clark is very seriously sick. Mrs. F. I. Weakley and Miss Neva

pearance. James A. Ttbby told the court that he was n member of the Reformed Church snd that his relipion prohibited him from t;ikipc part 1n politirys and I

not allowed to vote." he pleaded.

Tibby will scre on the Jury with all his scruples.

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Cured Ry:eif o? Tuberculosis'

JUROR WAS TOO CONSCIENTIOUS f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I PITTSBURGH. Pa.. May. Tho conscientious objector against service on a

C. W. Heden of Sycamore, 111., la vi.-itinsr his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Meruit Hayden. Mrs. Edprar Hayden has returned fiom a vi8it with her tranddausshter. Mrs. Ppcneer Hunt and family at Kankakee, in. Nels Juleen, who has recently retuined from overseas, has returned to his home in Chicago after a visit here with his uncle. I.'mil Larson and family. K. K. P.agrin of Gary, came down lart evenins to visit with relaties. Harry TiMon m Whitine came yesterday mirnin?. being called here on account of the serious illness of his mother. Mr. Irne Ti'.ton. At the meetmr of the town board here Monday niarht the marshal wa instructed to notify the pool room pro. prict'rs and the bowline alleys and card r"iti that hereafter t" "it

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ery fitTertr frt.m 'eak Lungs everyo n e afflicted with chronic cough should read this remarkable h i s -tory of a druspis', a fflicled with Tubercuk'S. w ho experimented on him

self, seeking a road to health. With h is simple neatincnt a n yj couch - racked, tortured prsonl m a y find onickl ' relief in a homal lRf t rea.trnent.J1 st i?c.nthitiii. pleas- "nA

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Get Rid of That Persistent Cough Ftop that weakening, persistent courh or cold, threateninjr throat or lun ffectlons, with Eckman's Alterative, th tonic and upbuilder of 20 years' successful use. SOc and $1.60 bottles from druirrlsts.'or from ECKMAN LABORATOfiY. Philadelphia. Adv.

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LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD. Mkt. Price Int. Total. $1.37 $100.05 .4 'V JD.VSO $l.S6 $ 9T.-fi ..AW' f fH1 0 $i. $ jt7.;s ...4 $34.3(5 $1 90 $ fi.2 ...4U'e m.90 $2.01 $ $6.91 ...4'' $?5.4? $ .6n $ ?6.ns ...4W. $34.44 $ .24 $ ?4.S

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110 Hammond Bldg., Hammond. Ind. Hrs. 9-6. Saturday 9 8 p. ra.