Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 14, Hammond, Lake County, 10 May 1919 — Page 10
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The wash day problem has become a real one. You can't do such work yourself and dependable help is. almost impossible to find. But the
"Laundry Queen" Electric Washer takes care of all ike actual work just as perfectly as a really good maid would do. It washes, wrings and rinses works quickly and well gets the clothes out spotless, in double quick time. And it costs less than five cents a week to run. 95.00 Sold on Small Weekly Payments.
BEAUTIFUL BY DAY OR NIGHT. Our fine lighting fixtures will make any room more attractive. We are making a special display of living room fixtures that arv artistic, effective and convenient. They are
wonderful light producers and eye savers, their soft semi-indirect light soothing the tired vision. Come and see them. Tri-City
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sustain tha honor and credit of our country and to pay tribute to the valor and sacrifices of our fighting: men by making: this last Liberty loan not only a financial success, for that It must be, but a great popular thank offering- In which every American shall share according to his ability."
A. G. Anderson fSTAFr CORRESPONDENT I. N.'SERVICf! BERLIN. May S, VIA Ul.NDO.N', May 9. Big Gorman capitalists are forming a company to be known as "The Patasronla" for exploitation of South American trade after peace is signed. The utmost 6ecrecy is being observej and the names of the members have not ben ir.ad public, but It Is known that the concern will be capitalized at 12.000.000 marks. It Is planned to eend young Germans Into South America for the formation
' of colonies. The agricultural products will be suld to Germany and in exchange , th? Immigrants are expected to buy German-made gooda. I Tiie society is negotiating with the 1 Argentine government for a great land grant. The policy Is to make the Immigrant
a stockholder In the company in order to increase lua personil interest in its suc-ccs.
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PRES. CALLS FOR THANK OFFERING(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON. May 9. President Wilson today called upon the ration to make the Victory Loan a great "thank offering." In a cablegram to Secretary of the Treasury Glass the president aaid: "Through you I appeal to my fellow citizens on the eve of the consummation of a victorious peace to
ALLIES START WORK ON AUSTRIA Delegates Will Bite Chunk Out of Decadent Monarchy for Five States.
John Edwin Nevin PARIS. May 9 The allied delegates have already begun consideration of The peace terms that will be imposed 'ipon Austria. It Is understood that fle different etates will acquire territory that was formerly within the con. fines of the old dual empire. They are Italy, Poland, Roumanla, Jugoslavia and Czeeho-Slovakla. Troublesome frontier questions are bound up In the Austrian situation, but the big four are confident that they can be quickly settled in a way satisfactory to all concerned. The Big Four have already agreed upon procedure that will be observed in drafting the terms. French dlplpmatlo delegates were assigned this morning to meet the Austrian peace delegation which was due to arrive during the day from Vienna en a special train. No arrangements were made for any special ceremony, howerer.
"BLOOD TONIC I SAY NUMBER 40" Frank P. Ekaggs, prominent druggist. Harrlsburg. 111., writes: "Number 40 la atlll going good. If a customer rays Blood Tonic,' I say "Number 40," as It gives the best satisfaction of any blood tonic I have ever sold." Employed in blood poison, chronic rheumatism, and catarrh, scrofula, mercurial and lead poisoning, constipation.
liver and stomach troubles. Under its '. use. nodes, tumors and glandular swell- I lngs that have withstood all other j treatment disappear as if by magic. Made by J. C. Mendenhall. 40 years a J druggist, Evansville, Ind. Price $1.25 per bottle, six bottles $7.00.
Sold by Jos. Weis, Hammond, and Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor. Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ragon and son, Chandcs. Mrs. Forest Ragon. of Hobart, Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Tiltbn and son, Roy, and daughter, Ruth, of Whiting attended the funeral of Mrs. Irene Tilton here yesterday. Mrs. James Harris and Mrs. George Woolridge were Hammond visitors on Friday. 11. C Taylor who recently had an arm amputated In an effort to get relief from a cancer. Is not Improving as much as his friends would wish. A specialist came out from Chicago last evening to see him. Funeral services ?f Mrs. Irene Tilton were held at the IM. K. church here yesterday - afternoon. Interment was made in the Orchard Grove cemetery.
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May is tKe Time for Homefurnishing Mayisthehomefiirnishingmontliof the rear. This month every woman plans her home anew for the summer that is to come so soon. A new piece of furniture, or perhaps a whole new suite is needed to replace that which is worn or out of date. Furniture selections made at this store are sure to bring greatest satisfaction. rt
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walnut. Exquisitely finished in every detail. Skillful workmanship is shown throughout. Specially priced for Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
Chair Set $48.50
Table $57.50
Buffet $79
JIBERAL credit terms will be gladly arranged at this store, whereby you may buy your furniture needs on the monthly payment plan.
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In ante-bellum days, some mighty good Western coal was sold in this territory. Dealers and operators were selling it under Various individual names. They said nothing about where it was mined. The prestige of certain Eastern coal fields was too great for them to combat. Only the coal trade and a few large manufacturers knew that this splendid coal was Indiana
FOURTH VEIN
Aristocrat of Bituminous Coals To domestic consumers and to thousands of smaller manufacturers of the Middle West the high quality of Fourth Vein Coal came as a war-time discover-. War-time restrictions forced them to use coal from their own territory. And they found a fuel that will save them money all the rest of their lives. They learned that it is utter folly to pay the high prices and long freight hauls on Eastern coals when they have Fourth Vein almost at their doors.
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of the Justly famous "Penninsular" make. Ths one Illustrated Is specially priced for three days. It has lS-lnch oven and broiler and "white
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A Modern Sanitary Pefrigerator
Famous "Gibson" Make Here 1b a medium sized, ice Baring, refrigerator, nicely finished and -wel. constructed In every detail. It Is of 50 lb. Ice capacity -with patent drip
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Many New Rugs are Here A wide range of patterns In Oriental and Chinese designs may ' now be Eeen In our extensive ne-w rug selections. All colors In combinations to harmonize with the plans you have for furnishing or refurnishing. Worsted Wilton Rugs, 9x12 size $87.75 Beautiful Axminister Rugs, 9x12 size $52.65 Seamless Brussels Rugs, 9x12 size .$31.50
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Huron Nichols, who has been In Franc for the (past year, arrived home yesterday morning'. lis is well. Huron saw sorr. fcard fighting: while- over there. His friends are elad to see h'.m baclc. The soldier and tailor boys' danc. in the Lowell opera house Thursday evening was well attended. Everyone seemed to have a good time. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Durkee have moved to Harvey. HI. E. A. Clark was In Chicago on business yesterday.
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SERVICE If tout coal is not right . cr your contract is not kept to the letter ,'wnte us. INDIANA No. 4 VEIN COAL PRODUCERS, Phil. A. Pcnn. Secratvr. 507-508 T. H. Trut Buildin. Trr Haute, Ind. Addtttt all communication to thm Ataoeiation. Clinton Ccl Co.. Clinton, Ind.. "Crown nm Fourth Vein." Deep Vnn Coal Co., Ill N. Ttb St. Trr Hut. "Deo Vein WhiU Aid." i. K. Utrlng l"ol Co.. MKormltk Bid.. ChJcifo. "Bering o. lour."
TsrctU BMlty rtlocmt Co. 'Ws.ur Bled A Co.. fca.M Actnii. T. B. Trust Bid., Tsrrs Bsuts. IcJL). "rjtts." rrr:ion-jtrs Col Co.. Clinton lad.. "Submsrln." Grrsn VaiT CesJ Co. Witr B!JCo.. Sales Ajents. T. ki. Trjst B:ig.. Terrs Hints. Lad.), "Green Vtllsi." Knox CountT Tourth Vstn CosJ Co.. t"l Traction TsnnUsi Bids.. Indianapolis. Unton Ccal Co.. TBI Traction Tartntr.al Blrt.. Indianapolis. Ind.. "Uttls BertT Silas."
lewsr Tsin Coal Co. BJehards ss Sons. Sales Atsnts. Opara Bouaa B;d . Trr iiauts. Ind.). "Rlcoards Walts asa." Quaan Cea) Mlilnj Co.. Jaaonnlls snd Ifajatts. Ind.. "uusen Coai." CnlUd Tourta Vela Coal Co.. Traction Terminal Bids1.. Indianapolis. "Caltod Fourth Vein." Ttndalla Ceal Co.. lit TUtchsr Tmst Bldj. , Indlssapclls. lo VClclnc Co.. i:ci Flstebar Trust Indianapolis. Zlmtnermsn Coal Co.. TtIbubs Vldi., Tsr:s Bsu:s. led.. "B scs Bsttr."
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Xow the high cost of marriage Is fall-
fing !n line with the high cost of living, j The chivarel hoys have raised their I prices and for the information cf the j fupposed young couples the demand is
from five to ten dollars and no compromise. The fact was demonstrated at the last marriage celebration here. John Mager Is on the sick, list and under a physician's care. Feter Theilen and Mrs. Jacob Schcrer were Crown Point visitors on Thursday. Iancina; at Spring Hill Grove Wednesday evening. May 14; good music 4-10-12 Dancei at Maaonlo Temple, Elast Chicago. 31 y 1-1 Prof. Sterling' Jaaa Hsndi admission 60c t everjboJy ne I. come. 5-9-2t
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Dance) at Masonlo Temple, Cast Chlcnaro, .May 12f Prof. Sterllas'a Jnss Band; admission 50c i ereryoody wel
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L. W. SARIC CO. Largest Real Estate Operator. INDIANA HARBOR, IND. H0USE3 fcullt tnd sold on easy payments. FARMS bought, sold and traded. LOANS, Insurance Steamship Tickets and Foreign 'ichange. Notary Public
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Dr. J.W.Acton Dentist Honorably discharged from the army, announces the opening of his office in Suite 300 Hammond Bldg. Hammond, Ind.
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Tel. Cast Chlcaro SSr DE. J. GOLDMAN DENTIST. rtrsrt National Bank Bla Cor. Cblcafo V Forsyth Area. EAST CHICAGO. IJTB. Consultatioa In English, Oertnaa Poliah. Slavish and Ruaslao.
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Scientifically Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Hammond Optical Parlor
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Hammcnd, Ind.
Your Suit CLEANED and Pressed in a Jiffy The well dressed person Is the one who keeps his or her clothes cleaned and pressed. It is tidiness that makes one distinctive. You'd be surprised what a change we can make in that suit of your's. Maybe it only needs pressing; all right just step to the phona and call Hammond 747. We'll do the rest of the worrying and your suit vrill be right back in tip top shape. The cost is nominal. STERLING Quality Cleaners 171 STATE, NEXT BIJOU TEL. 747 HAMMOND.
Hammond. East Chicago. The Calumet Roofing Co. PAAUTMr Office: Room 27 Rimbach Bldg. IlUUrillU Phones 467 and 2365. ROOFING APPLIED OVER OLD SHINGLES GRAVEL ROOFING AND REPAIRING Now is the time "before the Spring Rains set in. Whiting. Indiana Harbor.
Announce m e n t ! elust arrived full line Gents' Furnishings. Also High Class Tailored Clothing. 35 to 50 per cen savings on each article guaranteed. Call and investigate. J. GUSS
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Phone Hammond 771.
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