Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 1, Hammond, Lake County, 18 June 1919 — Page 8

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THE TI MES. WodnpRflar, June 1?, 1019.

WHITING and its PEOPLE

The regular meeting of Whiting rhapter O. K. S. will be held on nex. Monday night. There will be three candidates Initiated. Sirs. James Judfon will be chairman of refreshment committee. Mr. and Mrs. William Zurcher and daughter, of Cleveland avenue, have returned from Terre Haute, where they visited tljelr parents. The children of William Hood have been ill with whooping cough. Paul Rlggs. who has spent two years in service, during which time he has been stationed in Texas, has returned home and wil lagaln reside in Whiting. Miss Irene Beger. who has been the guest of Miss Louise Vater of La Porte avenue for several days, has returned t oher home in Chicago. Mrs. Frank Mouse, who resided in Whiting about thirteen years ago and who now resides in California, visited Whiting friends on Monday. She is now paying her sisters in Hammond a visit. Carl Schaub Is expected home Friday from Prairie Da Chien. Wis., where he has been attending school. William Harper of La Porte avenue, who suffered burns about the face while at work at the Standard Oil Co. several weeks ago. expects to be able to return home from the Fassavant hospital In Chicago within a few- days. The W. B. A. of the Maccabees will have their regular meeting tonight, a social time to follow. Fred A. Stover, who has spent several years In Panama, has received his discharge from service and surprised his mother by returning home on Monday. The Epworth League of the M. E. church will have their regular business session tonight, at which the election of officers will take place. A social time and refreshments will follow the meeting, whic hit Is urged all members attend. ! The Beta Gamma t'psilon sororitv will, be entertained by Mrs. Donald Tarks at her home in Oliver street tomorrow evening. Two of the Beta Oamma sorority members are soon to become brides. The marriage of Miss Marguerite Schaub and George Hornet !s to take place at the Sacred Heart church next Monday morning. The marriage of Miss Louise Mattern to Roscoe Harris it is known will take place very soon, the date to be announced this evening '-at a party to be given in her honor by her sister, Mrs. Waldo Jennings. Corp. Raymond Schaub, Whiting, who is with the 23rd engineers, is now at Camp Grant awaiting demobilization, expecting to return home within a few days. Mrs. J. J. Kelly of Indiana boulevard Is at Techny. 111., where she is at the home of friends, hoping the change will benefit her health. As a result of the recent dissatisfaction expressed by the people of Whiting regarding the service rendered them by the Western -L"nion Telegraph Co., the complaints have borne fruit. The Western TTnion Is now installing a special Western Union wire

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

UNCLE SAM INTERESTED IN TINKER CHEEKS AND BRIGHTER EYES FOR ALL HIS WUJ1KJS

and ore rrr!tcd by The Whltlnic w Co, 52-1. lllMh St.. Phaae ?3-W. NOTICE. After this date the rate for classified advertising will be 10 cents per line with a minimum charge of 30 cents. Whiting, Ind., March 31st ,-31-tf

FOR SALE 5-rocm cottage on In- j dlana Blvd., near school and conveni- i ent to Hammond beach. Inquire 10311 I Hoxie ave.. South Chicago. 6:17:2 Princess Thentrr tonlghti. Made- , lene Traverese in "Gambling in Soul." j Chester Outing picture and comedy.

Coming tomorrow: Priscilla "The Wild C:it of Paris."

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to Whiting in the Sulli van-Tokarn real estate office, ll?th street and ' Sheridan avenue, where the nwe office will be located. It has heretofore been necessary to telephone the messages to Gary, but after the new wive s installed a telegrapher will be at the office to receive and dispatch mcs- i sages. 1 Virginia Schrage of Sheridan ave- ! r.ue, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs., Coffin, at Cedar Lake. j Harry H".kins of Sheridan avenue. !

left Monday for Annapolis, Md.. to visit with friends.

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Woman Threatens Suit Against Druggist Because He Sold Her Substitute for Nuxated Iron Case Is Brought to Attention of Physician? Who Warn Public

; Eay That Ordinary Metallic Iron Prepar

ations Canaot Possibly Give The Earns STRENGTH POWER AND ENDURANCE As Orpn!o Iron Noxated Xroa.

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Julius Kahn

Soundincr the need of rfcreation-ii camps where hoalth-eivinp; instruction and entertainment may be piven in the building up of women who reed conditioning more than r.iedi cine. Julius Kahn. Chairman of th Committee on Military Affairs, has introduced in the House & bU auth orizmg the Secretary of War -prant the use of lnnd and canr equipment to the United Statef Training Corps for Women, which has done marvelous work in the physical uplift of war workers in Washincton. The bill is designed to ' promote

and maintain the health of American :

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President Wilson, members of the cabinet and other high government officials, both army and navy. Admiral Cary T. Grayson will be the Reneral medical director, keeping a close connection with each can tor.ment. In these cantonments the women and sirls will be able, for a small sum. to spend not only a cheap : nnd enioyable vacation, but a vaca " Kn which will send them back to their work built up in health and with a new accuracy of mental processes and cleanliness of thought. i In one of the cantonments there will be a school to train teachers for 'his work. It is expected Representative Kahn's bill will become a law before the hot summer months set in and that the women will be in traininc

panic iron and metallic iron and sjc. persons often fail to obtain the vitl energy, strength and endurance which they seek -simply because they have taken the wrong form of iron. If you are not strong or well, you owe It to yourself to make the following test: See how long you can work or how-far you can walk withaut becoming tired. Next take two five-gram tablets of Nuvated Iron three times per day after

With the threat to rue her druggist j meals for two weeks. - Then test your because he sold her a pubstitute for , strength and see how much jou have genuine Xuxated Iron, the tonic, , . strength and b'ood-builder. one woman j Vwri Sot. The widespread

has set in. motion a wave of Indignation duplication or the above information oer the country against a practice ! nas cbof,l suggested by Dr. James Kranwhich offers such i-ouniless dangers U cis Sullivan, formerly physician of J-I-

the health and welfare of the public

Thin woman claims that instead of obtaining increased strength nd improved health as she had with the true Nuxated Iron, she was seriously upset and in fact became ill as a result of using the substitute. Such instances as these have led physicians mentioned below to emnVinKizn that health officials and doctors

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against accepting substitutes for Nux- formed I on the subject and protected ated Iron. Those who feel tho need of from the use of -metallic Iron under tho a strength and blood builder should go delusion that it is Nuxajted Iron orat

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levue Hospital (Outdoor Department). New York, and the Westchester Couniy

Hospital; Dr. Ferdinand King. New York physician and medical author; Dr. George H. Baker, formerly physician and surgeon of Monmouth Memorial Hospital of New Jersey; Dr. H. B Vaii. . formerly physician in 'the Baltimore Hospital and a medical examiner, and

others so that the public may be in-

womanlicod and the camps are to he the promotion of mental and moral; before the season is over, located in the west, in the northern i discipline, nuicknes of perception. Surrreon General Ehie.

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The Ladies Bible class .of the '. Evanselieal church will hold a busl- ! ne.-s and social meeting at the home I of Mrs. Johnson of Pearl street. : Thursday evening at 7:S. All mem- I bers are urged to attend. . Mr. Monroe and daughter. Verna. of ' Atchison avenue, motored to Chicago ; to visit relatives'. Jack Pla'.z of Cleveland avenue, had ' a slight operation performed on his nose by Dr. Harry Timm. of the East Side. j Mrs. Evans, sister of Miss Beth j White of Chicago, had the misfortune! to hurt her back very seriously. Miss White will not be able to continue hor

teaching for a few days. Willard. the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Wright of the West Park addition, has been quite ill but is slowly improving. Mrs. Harry Timm of East Side, vis

ited at the home of her sister. Mrs. I Edward Wonacott. Mrs. Herman Thiessn, Miss Lillian , Soltwedel and little Melvin Schaefer j

visited the latter's mother at the Mercy hospital and report that she is get-

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Miss Larene Cowden of Indiana boulevard, is spending a few weeks visiting friends and relatives in Frankfort. Ind. Oliver Forsyth of Chicago, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Timm at their home on Lake avenue, Sunday. Mrs. R. Witmer of Atchison avenue, was a Hammond business visitor Monday. . William Eggers returned to his home In Green Island, Iowa, after spending several dajs here visiting relatives. His wife will prolong her visit until her brother. Herman Stetze-

fant. who is very ill at St. Bernard's

central states, m the south, and in the east and all to be under proper medical and nursinp supervision. Every American woman and child will be riven .an opportunity to g-o to these camps an5 indulge in regular settm? up exorcises and semi-military traininc 'with correct posture and deep breathing, so essential in

accuracy of mental processess an i; United States Puhlic Ilcaith Service.

clearness ot tnouj-nt. The United States Trair.ir.tr Corps for Women is the brain product of Susanna Cecroft, the Chicapo Physical Culturist, but more recently the physical culture teacher of Uncle Sam's women war workers. The organization is backed by

hasalso offered his services and wi!!

he in charRe of the hyciene at the camps. The United States Training Corn? for Women is now located at 624 Michigan Boulevard. Chicago, where applications should be sent for membership in the corps.

prescription calling for organic iron Nuxated Iron and present this to their druggist so that there may be no question about obtaining the proper article. But if they do not. wish to go to the trouble of getting a prescription for Nuxated Iron they should be sure to look on the label and see that the words NUXATED IRON are printed thereon. There are thousands of people taking Iron who do not distinguish between or-

drugglsts. Unlike the older inorganic

iron products it Is easily assimilated and does not injure the teeth, make them black, nor upset the stomach. The manufacturers guarantee successful and entirely satisfactory results to every purchaser or they will refund your money. It is dispensed in this city by all rood druggists. Adv. .

Mrs. Barbara Halstead. Miss Gladys Maxwell of Deepriver is here visiting with friends.

SHOT ON STREET BY UNKNOWN MAN INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. June II. Mace Atkins, 17. colored, was shot and killed by an unknown person while walking along a street here last night.

He fell directly la the path of tie automobile of Dr. Summer A. Fairness, a city councilman, and the physician narrowly avoided running -over him. Dr. Furneas saw the flas hof ths revolver but did not see the person whp hot Atkins.

Times news service is the best that money can buy and honest effort can furnish.

vis-itir.g relatives there for several diys j Mr .and Mrs. H. Mdinss spent Suni i'iy at th.- Dr. Iddings home.

turned vest. rrday from Flora. Ind.. where they were ialed on account of

the sickness of a relative.

Mr. and Mrs. A M. Robertson, of ! NVudorf v. as a business visitor at Morroo o. Ind . wore the guest s.'f rc!a- ; Chicago list Thursday, tivcs here last evening. j ome of our men were out after the i Tolleston bank robbei-3 last Saturday . ! morning.

Wm. Christian was a Chicago visitor 1-ist Saturday. Mrs. Clara Basin of Griffith attended the graduation exercises Sunday at Turkey Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wtndt of Chicago isited at the Ella Dcmmon hom last Sundiv.

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Scientifically Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

i hospital in Chicago, shows marked im

provement. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hubbard of Roberts avenue, entertained a number of out-of-town guests. Sunday. The W. B. A. of the Maccabees will hold their regular meeting Wedneday evening at the I. O. O. F. ha'.l. Luncheon will be served. All members are urged to be present.

Miss Mary Ackermin from Chicago visited oer - Sunday with her eou.-:n. Miss Emma Pe n n : n g . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur . hofirl l had a daughter Leila May tome to l.ve with them on Jane 13 Mr. Wilm.ng of Chicago iaitrd his daughter Caroline tie wee kend. Mat Kuhn is seriously ill with gastritis. The Town Marshall wishes to c.ill attention to the F.ie Marshall s law of Indiana, which prohibits the sale of fire work at retail; and the u. e of discharge of fire works at any point in the limits of the city or town. Unless so granted by town ordinance and given under municipal super

vision. The swimming hole east of town is ; a popular place for the boys, but the marshal warns that they nvJst use their bathing suits or be liable to prosecution. ; Velma Putton returned home from i

i the hospital Saturday much improved !

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The Thursday Evening Club will meet', this week with Mrs. John Fiester. Mr. and Mrs. V. Blokam of East Chieago visited relatives here yesterday. J Mrs. W. Long and children ere visit- j ing with relatives in Iowa. 1

The O. K. S. Auxiliary will meet Thursday with Rose Mary. Miss Alta Halstend transacted business ih Chicago yesterday. Th? Unitarian Ladies' Aid Alliance wiil meet Wednesday afternoon with

Now Is a Good Time To Drive Out Catarrh

The Trouble Is In tho Blood.1 from all impurities.

Summer catarrh, with its nante

ous discharge, stuffed op glands, difficult breathing, and summer colds, is bad enough, but the wont of it js yet to come if you neglect to check the growth that is forming to attack you with ten-fold greater power during the winter. That's why it is so important to treat catarrhs and other blood disorders with S. S. S. during warm weather, and thus free the system

It is bow an established fact

that catarrh is in the blood and that lotions and, salves do not give relief. The experience of others has proven that S.S.S. strikes at the very root of the trouble and eliminates it. Waste no time in this matter, for it is of the utmost importance. Write to onr Medical Advisor abont your case. Address Swift Specific Co, Dept, $3, Atlanta, Ga,

Hammond Optical Parlor

141 E. State St.

Hammcnd, Ind.

PHONE 644.

SUITE 300.

DR. J. W. ACTON DENTIST HAMMOND BLDG., HAMMOND. NDOffice Hours: 9-12 a. m.; 1:30-5 p. m. Evenings: 6:30 to 8 p. m.

LOWELL i

R. Bothwell is going to make some

improvements on his home here in ' town, widening the front porch and

building on several rooms on the rar. Frank France has added a hew kitchen to his home.

Rev. Norman Dickson. Mr. Moore's

college schoolmate, vstited him over

Sunday and rreached in the M. K

hurch. His subject was "Lovalty."

Mrs. John Trelease. of Chicago, was the guest of friends here yesterday. James Pinkerton, of Shelby, was !i Lowt'll on business last evening. Mis. H. C. Taylor. Mrs. P. L. Rigg and O. J. Hill attended the funeral serv-. ices of D-. X). Mee in Chicago yesterday. Charles Nichols was in Chicago on busiress yesterday. Mrs. Amos Thompson and granddaughter, Constance Thompson, went to Buck Creek, Ind.. yesterday to visit her son 1. J. Thomrson and family for a few lays. "William Sheets and son Wenneth re-

I which a? appreciated by all present.

f T-H l.ore "! f Phlra cn w a a a visitor

here last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Griper of Chicago visited the Loyce families here last Sunday. The Camp Fire Girls are to have a strawberry and ice cream social next Friday. The J. F. Ptoltz family motored to Teekney. 111., last Sunday, their daughter Maybcl graduated from the eighth grade at the school there. The storm last Friday did lots of damage to the crops wtst of us. Dr. Iddings and family returned from Kendallville last Friday. They were

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