Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 242, Hammond, Lake County, 31 March 1920 — Page 12

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Nothing Fays Better Than Taking Care of Yourself

Men seem to care more for money than they do for health, They do not seem tc realize that it pays better to take care oi health than to take car of business. The be.;t asset any one can have i? healthy kidneys. The kidneys are more important than a bank account, for healthy kidneys will keep you alive, while a big bank, balance won't.

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fcidne-rs are rneumaii-mn lumbapo, neuralgia, dropsy, pains in the b.-uk, spots Ivcfore the eyes, dizziness, sleeplessness and puffs; rnder tho eve? all the results of poisons that the kidneys fail to tdtcr i.i.' of the blood. T' p cure is simple. "AH you need is pomethinsf that will pet' :v -x ss unc acid out of the ?ytcm. Nothing does this so effectively and safely a? Dr. Pierce's Anuric (anti-uric-acid) Tablet-, -.vhicli cost only CO cents in drup stores. Anuric is an unusual medicine ti-st dissolves uric acid much the same as hot water dissolve? supar or salt. It will pay you well to take care of yourkidneys and health by taking Dr. I'ieree's Anuric Tablet?. Vy writinp Dr. Tierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo. X. Y., and ?(-'.;! insr sample, you can have urimlys? free of charge. Send 10c for i rial package of tablet-, or 50c for "Medical Adviser.'

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HOW TICKETS WILL BE APPORTIONED

Former Indiana Senator Controls Indiana Supply of Convention Tickets.

Admission tickets to the Republican national convention, which is to be held at l"hira?o June 8. will be apportioned to th National committeemen of the states, and they in turn will distribute them, pays I.. V Hennley, who has charge of the national convention arinnsemcnts and who came to Indianapolis today frm Chicago. Mr. Henley pays there Is a widespread misunderstanding a to how admission tickets arf to be. obtained. The. ticket? apportioned to Indiana will be con t r'lle by James A. Hemenway. cf r.oonviile, national commit teeman of this state, and those who desire

j to attend the convention should apply j t o li i in . j Just how many tickets will be api p i tioneri t, Indiana has not j et been j determined. Mr. Hnley says. There j i already a national demand for about ! ".,rt th'ker-5. he Kays, although the j i on cntion hall w ill seat only lJ.oon.

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N . Y. ASSEMBLY IN NEAR II OVER SOCIALISTS

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICtl ALBAXV. N. V.. March 31 Tumultuous scenes were enacted In the assembly this afternoon In the opening of the fight to unseat the five s'ocialisf metnbei!. Long before the debate on the legality of unseating the members wa reached the members of the house engaged in a wordy, two-hour wrangle on the matter of postponing a vote. Si riotous became the proceedings that Speaker Sweet, af t er nou ndi ng f jr considerable time finally said: "The members of this house are conducting themselves In a dlsorlerly manner. It Is more like a riot than orderly procedure. I appeal to members to be gentlemen and true representatives of your state and your d istricts." The trouble started when Representative llamill. of New York, moved that a vote on the unseating of the memb'rs be postponed until tomorrow. He said be had not had a chance to examine the majority report of the committee recommending the Socialists expulsion and bis claim was backed up by other members. His motion was lost. 41 to SO. Then. Representative McCue, Tammany member from New Tork. moved a two-hour reces and started conducting a one-man filibuster against the vote being taken today.

SUITS AGAINST

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ASSESSMENTS

Two complaints were flled In th Hammond superior court this morning in whieh the plil n t iff s. railroad corporations, object to btng assessed to h'lp pay for the construction of Whiting's new ewac pumping ftation. The nr.-t appeal if Vv the I. H. B. R. H. o . and th' Hammor.d and Rlue Island Railway i while the e..ond is by tbe. New York i""nt"jl and the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. Ibacb. Gavit and Stlnson are. attorneys in both car's. The Board of Works of Whiting pa-s-ed resolution ral'ing for the construction of the pumping station July 1 ? . IIS. Latr the lailroad companies through their rtirPi"'nl:ti'"F remonstrated against being asf-es.-eii but on March of this yesr. the Board of Works overrule'! their remonstrances and ordered the assessment roll to stand. The railroads contend that as it of 1ir"ir land is held for railroad purposes only H does not. require drainage. Hence they argue that the sums which have been assessed against theui aie unjust.

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"If UJ Inter Comes, Can Sprinq Be Far Behind?' Cjiui.l March winds bring tidings of fairer days to come. And with the world's sweetest songs of springtime heard on the Victrola, the joyous season, indeed, seems near at hand.

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Davis by Premier Lloyd George.

bv mni.n r. nEHEi. rSTAFF CORRESPONDENT I N. SEVICEI LONDON. March 31 The new Irish home rule bill passed the house ot commons on second reading this afternoon after a hr-.lliant speech of defense by Premier I.loyd George. The vote was o4S to !4. The premier compared Ireland to the American South before the Civil war snd Prof. K. TeVa!era. the Sinn Kein president of the Irish republic, to Jefferson Davis.

j "The home ru.e bill fcives Ito'and ! powers more extensive thn tho-e of i the American states." said the premier. "Wales and Scotland would be

proud if the same measure of sejfKovernment was offered to them. "No plan which is acceptable to theBritish parties would at present be acceptable to any part of Ireland."

WHITING WAS KATHER EXCITED rsECIAL TO THE TIMES WHITING, Ind.. March 31. Residents of Whit ins and Robert sila! stopped on ti,e streets last night; some who perns, ps were seated in rocking- chairs

; paused in the middle of a rock, and they j ho had pone to bed stirred uneasily jsnd fit. last sat up. The bodtn. boom ef exploding shells reve-rheralerj thronstii

the towns and anon would come staccato f racks as If a machine pun were riding a cloud. The sky down at the Robertsrial e lake, front nas lit up by siar shells, pud sky rockets with sold, yellow and red light? streaked through the blackness. This more or !es thrillms: phenome-

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citizens. The Thearle-Dufticid Firework.3 Display Co. in Roby was conductins an annual test of it? products.

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No Easter outfit will be complete without smart new shoes.

We have all the new spring styles here for your selection. To those who demand the best in footwear our quality and style will appeal. Our prices will prove that quality and value will satisfy in spite of rising costs. We quote but a few of our Easter specials: Ladies' New Black Suede One Eyelet Ties, French heels, excellent quality. Special $8.45 Ladies Black or Brown Oxfords in high or low heels, new smart vamps; exceptional values $6.95 Men's Fine Quality Brown or Black Shoes in all the new styles; phenomenal values $9.95 Children's Excellent Quality Black Shoes for boys or girls; button or lace; sizes 6 to 9; rare value $2.75

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TRY THIS FOR ECONOMY "Conserving. "Economy," an.d "Thrift" are the present-day Tratchwords and well they may be! Are you conserving your health? Are you economical in buying treatment for disease? Tou should be! If ycur stomach. liver. kidnys. bowels and blood are not right In every terse, you should at once begin a treatment to restore good, healthy conditions. Sulphur, cream of tirtar and herb extracts in a sucar-coated form, called iiu'pherb Tablets is the surest relfef hat Is economical. 'let them in Healed tubes from druseists. Sulpherh 1s the name not "sulhpur." .Mrs-. J. lielvill. .".IS W. lS'Jnd St.. New i ork City, w rites: ' I would als. like to say I find your Sulpherh Tablets O. K. and am ery mtie'i leased t'" tc commend to all my fri'nd. etc." adv.

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