Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 85, Hammond, Lake County, 26 September 1919 — Page 12

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CROWN POINT NEWS Happenings Of A Day In Lake County' Lively Capital.

Friday. September 20, 1919.

1h many friends of Dr. Robert Krost who ha ebeen seriously sick in ihn Wesley hospital in Chicago, for the past week will be pleased ti learn fiat there Is a frrcat improvement in Lis condition aecoMIngr to relatives

who have visited his bedside, durrlng the just few cays. The trouble bogan from an infection and later pneumonia developed. I.ikIr'is I4etz of "b-.ca sro. has been !n

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ANYTHING- AND EVERYTHING IN MUSIC AND NOTHING BUT MUSIC. 151 State St., Hammond. Phone 3360.

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l tlatn t s here . Miss lillio Lehmi.i v ho ha i bten in roor health the p-sz few months, exrects to go to a. Chicago hospital very -t-ortly for treaim.T.'. Miss Mary Bremer. l puty -n County Trf.sur r M . J . Ui o n s oli'ice, is cn-J-ytn: her annual v. cation. Mi.-. I';-. Farley i; i.rg in New York at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Alcista Ferguson, who owns a home on the Hudson. Mi.s I'hrole Wj-stbay left on Wednesday for Jacksonville, Florida to teach in the schools of that city, this heiiiK Miss Westbay's second year In ;chol work there. Mrs. H. I.. Wheaton delightfully entertained the members of the Stitch and Chatter club at her home Thursday afternoon, the first meeting of the Fail season.

Mrs. 1-'. It. Krinbill Is entertaining - ! the Monday Auction Club for a bust- j the entertainment was much superior ness noting tl is evenhiK. to the first vaudeville entertainment The Vaudeville entertainment given j Riven six weeks ago. by the Mas-ins Wednesday n.prht was a hiili i !:iss ;. fiair in every respect and '

n as much enjoyed by a pood sized a idienee. Owintr t" counter attractions)

the show was not as well attended as the previous one Kiven by them, but

SCHOOL TEACHER NEEDED DRAINS "I never have had such a 'Cod-send' come to me as when I took the first dose of Mayr'.i Wonderful Remedy. I was

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scnooi Decause of severe stomach, liver and bowel trouble which caused such a pressure cf gas that I could not use tny brain at times, and my heart would pnl pltate awfully. Since taking a treatment of Majr's "Wonderful Remedy a year ago. all this has disappeared." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments. Including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At druggists everywhere. Adv.

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will decorate throughout. Built-in bookcases, buffet, linen closet, French doors, tile bath, beautiful fixtures, kitchen cabinet, downspouts, cement walks. Holland furnace, laundry tubs, coal bin, screens, shade trees, shrubber.v, fine lawn, all assessments paid.

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Mrs. Harlan Stratton and son Benja-

H nun, returned to Hobart Wednesday

evening to stay for the coming winter. Mr. Stratton will stay in the South on account of his health. The Swedish Lutheran Ladies' Aid. will hold a bazaar on the John Larson lawn tonight. Mrs. K. Scheldt was a Chicago visitor Wednesday. The Lady Foresters in.tiated Dr. Faulkner and Miss Kipp on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harold Thompson had her tonsils removed by I i . Mickey today at the Mercy hospital. The M. F. C CI ib met last night w i t li M i s . C. H.i.xton .

The Commercial Club held a meeting I f"

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Lillian lie il nan of Hobart is visiting wiih her gi nndmother Mrs. Mary Keilmari for several days. Miss Tillie Scheidt spent se eraL davs at Chcapio visiting relatives. Mrs. c. tariiahan left for her home

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There is one sure way that never faiis to remove dirdruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounecs of plain, ordinary liquid anon; ajpl it at night when retiring; uc enough to moisten Ihe scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. F.y morning, most if not all. of your dandruff wil be gone, and three or four more applications will completely disfoU e and entirely destroy ery single sign ajid trace of it, no' matter how much dandruff you may hae. Tuu ill find. too. that all itching and digging of the scaip will stop instant'y. and jour hair will be fluffy, lustrous, t-lossv. silkv and soft, and look and feel

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store. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This simple remedy has never been known to fail. Adv.

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Large Stock of Men's Trousers

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WE ARE READ TO SUQWTHE STYLES DEVELOPED BY OUR TAILORS AT FA SHION PARK

Magdemans Clothes Shop Hohman Street near State, Hammond, Ind.

at Lafayette on Tuesday, after spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Carnahan. Mr. and Mrs. C. Depfuhl. Mrs. H. N. Carnahan. Mrs. J. Andrews, Mis. T. Leeds, stasia Gettler and Mrs.

1,'artnian w ere Hammond visitors on j

cdnesday . Mr. Roy A. Barsted, second trick operator at the Michigan Central derot was transferred to Knst Gary on Thursday mornins. Francis HeiriS?r of Griff. th is working on second trick here. A large crowd from here attended the St. John danre on Wednesday evening . i in Wednesday about one mile north of Pj er. two nien in a Ford had bad luck. They tried to pas. another Ford at full speed, over lnj.se st'.nes. Just as they went by, the driver lost control o' li.s Ford and ran into the d tcli. Tr.e t o men w ere slightly injured. Math. Marsraf on his way

home from work, helped to pull the

Ford o.it of the ditch. No damases was done to the Ford and it rambled r:pht a'.or?. Mis. Math. Klein of Hammond is v'sitins with Mr .and Mrs. Frank K.lman ami i ti.v

LOWELL

Mrs. 'S . L. Henry isUt-d relativ. s in Hose Lawn yesterday. Mrs. P.cs'i Fuller of Thayer, visited at the home of Dr.- and Mrs. Franklin I'etry : estei day . Miss Flsie .1 cConritil vcr.t to S raou e. Ind., la?t ev nina: to visit with relatives ."or a few las.

Mrs. Cien Henry -t liitij.. visiTed her fat he'. Vincent Ce'.fsa. and slitter Mrs. Mi!n Mrannon and nusband her este relay .

TH7J EASON WEY the DLni, Theatre ! mnnlnrf Nizlmova in "The 3ra,t" Is tecaa-ie it It iroofl. a. frroa-'; many people wa.ntefl c kaow why wo Old not run "Tlu Red Lantcm." AVe told them tr rsk pcoplo vl:n ha", seen it ana That vrc-v.ltt explain It. Kulmovi apyeirs in ''T'-ie rirnt" all tha

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Sun-.mcr catarrh, ous d:scharr;e, stt difficult brcathin;

To Drive Out Catarrh

Is m ihe EIood.1

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with its iiause- j that catsrr:i i fled up Klaads, i that lotirn .in

inc summer

rolds, is bad enoush. but the worst of it is yet to come if you r.tg'ct to check the crowth that i forrn-

infr tc attack vo:i wit'.i ten-fold ' t:tr

greater power curing the winter. That's why it is so jrrpnrtant to

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