Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 254, Hammond, Lake County, 14 April 1920 — Page 3

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Wednesday. April 14. 1020. TITE TIMES? Pa-re Thr. YUUNG VIFE'S rr BllllllllIIIIIII!l!!IH!!i!l!lll!IIM RIEMGE LA 3 Siclcncss cd Suf ferias all Remoted by Lydia E. Piakhani's Vegetable Compound. ri.iir.vrcil, Mich. "I hrnl euih E?vere pains in rr.v bacK and head that 1 could wmmi 1 hardly stand on my 1 Mil,. ! f a." 't 1-t't before my baby c;imo. I could do just a little work and then bad to eit down. I took doctor's medicine without reliaf and my mother advifd mo to try Lydia E. Pinkh a ni's Vegetable Com pound. The t rat toUla helped II III "A1 . 1 THURSDA Y

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Candidate for Republican Nomination for GOVERNOR

REPUBLICANS: "The Folks are for Fesler

BECAUSE Fesler shows by his public speeches made during the present campaign a breadth of vision, an understanding of problems confronting the State and a constructive statesmanship that easily make him the COMMANDING FIGURE in the race for the gubernatorial nomination and justify the confident belief of his friends that when elected he will rank with the many illustrious governors the Republican Party has furnished the State. His high ideals, unimpeachable integrity and his love of state and country mark him as a typical American who will unquestionably discharge the duties of Indiana's highest office in such a manner as to measure up to the best traditions of the Hoosier Stale. FACTS ABOUT FESLER Born in 1 864 at Morgantown, Indiana, the son of Col. John R. Fesler of the 27th Indiana Volunteers. Received early educations the Franklin, Indiana, public schools and Franklin College. Worked as a laborer in the Indianapolis stock yards to obtain funds to complete his education at Indiana University. Admitted to bar and began the practice of law in 1890 as an associate of President Benjamin Harrison. Elected Clerk of Marion County in 1894. Left his office in 1898 to serve as a volunteer in the. Spanish-American War. ' Elected Trustee of Indiana University by the alumni in 1902, serving in that capacity continuously since that time, and is now President of the Board. Member of the Republican State Committee for ten years. He has served his party thirty years, givin5unselfishly of his time, energy and ability as a public speaker. Probably the most popular republican in Marion County, which he will carry by a plurality of at least 20,000 in the coming primary. If you want to make certain a Republican Victory in Indiana in November. NOMINATE FESLER. WHY? BECAUSE Fesler's life is an open book, without a single blot to mar his record or require explanation or defense. BECAUSE Fesler is an eloquent and forceful public speaker who can and will lead his Party's fight. BECAUSE fesler when elected will attempt to fasten no fad upon the people or experiment with untried theories. BECAUSE Pesler is equipped by twenty years' experience in educational work to meet the crisis now confronting our school system. His interest in educational affairs was not born of the exigencies of the campaign, but long antedated his candidacy for office. BECAUSE Fesler's views on taxation and the conduct of the State's business and institutions make a powerful appeal to all thinking people as being sane, far seeing and progressive. BECAUSE he is the candidate of no Man, Clique or Faction in the party, and when elected will bring to the office a fine intelligence, an ability of the highest order and will be bound only by the sole obligation to faithfully and honestly discharge tho duties devolving upon him to the best interests of all the people. Help the Republican Party by Voting for Fesler and Victory in the Primaries, May 4, 1920 "FESLER'S RIGHT"

got mere and now I liave a son eight months old. the picture of health. I

have also found that Vegetable Comfound relieves pain at monthly periods, tell all my friends who are suffering whi-t it ha3 done forme." Mrs. Lillib Dot'cr.AP SIS t'lainwcll Street, i'lainwtil, T.Iicr.igan. Young women who suffer as I.Irs. Douglas did should rot hesitate to give this famous root .id herb remedy, Lydia E. Hnkhanvs Vegetable Compound, a trial, as the evidence that is constantly being published proves beyond question that this' grand old remedy has relieved more suffering among wumen than any other medicine. For confidential advice write Lyula E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their forty yeurs experience 13 &t your service.

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250 Trimmed and Ready-to Wear Hats at Cost Positively the Biggest Bargain This Season Values Up to si5, Choice

CROWN POINT I

Tho tire l'iart:iient r'-ccivtd a hurry call frni :!1 i'.nPKr home Tup-- ; SSS !ay a ft r i r... in a:o! t ho now lire tru k hail its Ur.it r--ul ti -t ami was n -t : ; found wa nl;nsj. tho l.arn was q'.i:t' h.idly (la'n.iKi'ii bat t''.o h'azo was ex- , SSS t ' tig 1 1 i -1 . 1 o.'ti aftt-r tho arrival of ' S Mrs. Martin S:n:th was ho.-tess i . tho nn-nr.ior. of tho l..t Isu-U C.u at hor liorno today . Tl nsu il pood tiai ? ' SSS was enj -yci by (his jo'Iy b"tich . j SS Tho : .ard of 1 net or.-- of tho Uc ! SS Cross r.; this city, have siven D I i the M-:nfi.-;.l :. me sufferers an 1 ' l.a"c also pai l tho (iir!i.r l;l!s irM-;.r- ?

If a ciur;nK tie a t a s t rovr e, wiih-h v s- t ited the laniill'.s in that ! ;o:i a, oi-up!e of wiiks :i,;o. Tho virtims of t!ie cyilono ;,re r-o. . ve rini? niiely. j The dan'-o jven by the I,ea; Year! C'lu'. on Tut-da.v niaht wis a m st j c-njoyahle affair and the de-.ihtful mu- j

s:c ii:rr.;.-'fii l by r 1 ; n vr s orchestra from I a ; i : m o 1 1 ' 1 was an i nsp i ra" ion to the d i io ( i-s . i losts wcr erircsnt ti---ri i luy a -id 1 la in :ii or.d . M-.s'.a :i.--: K'.iner I 1 !i w id d ; e, Herman I.-dunan and Victor Wiisi-rt left for Iocan :. 1 1 on Tuesday volo re they K , as deei:tt-. t- tho Missionary convention " ina 1 f hi i that city on Wednesday and Ti;;:rsi!ay of this week. Mrs. W.l-.m i- a d-'nqato from the W s : rr : r.s t r i; rid nnd tio other two wo men I' j, resent the Mi.--s;onary S -cii ! y . The ..! of the fJohllnk property in K '. ;o : o. d to Merna Ptruehiir was recorded on Tuesday of this wee, the t uns .do.-a ti' 'ii .beinvr $3. ''. Ar.tli u n iro n Ts have been received hedo t):is -,m i i; i.f the er.jia qeniertt of Miss Mah'o sien-.s of this ci!y to Walter II-Mike of !.os Atmelcs. Californa. Miss Si!is went we. -a last i) tiler, havin-j met hT husband on ft former trip to i "a 1 : '. on :a . She will not. r- -turn IC:rft hef, !,. or marriage. C nint y riecor.ii r Johnson is expected ha ic f rum Texas !io: latter part of

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Thursday and Friday will be $5.00 days in our Millinery Sec- W tion. At this price you will find hats that were formerly marked as high as $1 5.00. Five tables of them in a variety of straws, georg- M ette crepe and hair braid. Every wanted color is included, be- P coming styles for miss and matron. Your choice on these two H days only $5.00. - ps

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road tc- recovery . James Jamieson sustained an injury to his left lep, Jist week, when a heavy iron bar which he was lilt nir, ft il and struck him, fracturintr t!io lone. Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith and daj'Thti r of Hammond, visited Mr. and Mrs. N. Kluck insie 1- Saturday. Aliout twenty memhirs of the I al Workers r'lass of younji je.'plo. witii tiifir faciier. Mrs. v.. Kud cel. h d a Mirprio'i partv for Miss Aura Kr swyk, Thtirsday evenini;. at her home in lienor of her seventeenth tirthd y anersary . Tteifreshments consist :nar f taniiwi' lies, rake and eotTee were served. Tho young- folks rep rt a pond tune.

School is temporarily sus-pended in ! the first two -grades of the ''hrioflan i

GRANDMOTHER KNEW

Miss Mary Hixon who has been einipluyi.d in the I.etz tnanu factn rinsr Co.. for too past year ha been obliged t" cease her work there on account i-f ii! health, her ihysieian has ordered a rest for s',in; months.

HIGHLAND

Mrs. (1. I'os'.oma went to the h'sp ta', at Hammond Mouday. w ! eie she nnh. event an operation on her thro..t. She is rep, -i t.-d to he d inv: well. Mr. and M r. . M on t aro uicry of Tt. , w f re the ecests of Mr. atid Mrs. K . ilu.iicel Sunday. Kittle May I'astman who has been puite il! with diphtheria io will on the

school, oivinir to the ma: y casi s measles nnionpr tho pupils.

GRIFFITH

There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard But the old-fashioned mustard -plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the relief and help that mustard plasters pave, without the plaster and without the blister. Musterole does it. It j-i; a rJeart, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. It is scientifically prepared, so that it works wonders, and yet does cot blister the tenderost skin. Gently massive Musterole in with the finger-tips. See how quickly it brings relief how speediiy the pain disappear:-. Use Musterole for sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, .sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars, hospital size $2.50.

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Tiie Toadies Aid will meet with Mrs. CriHS. Neoce on Thursday afternoon. Mis. 1i r!nr I'oFteinti had a ten ounce tumor removed f rm the fl or of ii r ini'titn on M'-nday at Oak Pari tl"- ,i!llll. The Sunday School will have a social

at tlie tow n hall on Saturday evcn.n'-r.

i.vi'rynnc is cold. ally invited. A jr od tune will be had. fi r fra.ines, there will b" a plenty. Joe Kussell has Accepted a position with the Highland Lumber -o.

Of Day Old Baby Chicks The Healthiest Chicks Ever Hatched from Standard Strains

White Leghorns, dozen, $2.40 Brown Leghorns, dozen, $2.40 r j di. .1 ci nn

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;o';?.W Rhode Island Keds, doz., I.bU

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Mixed Breeds, dozen . . $2.25

On Sale In Basement

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Does It Catch You in the Back? It may bo that you are mysteriously attacked by pain in back (lumbago), or limbs, "neuralgic" pains shooting anywhere, or swollen and painful feet. Pain and backache of any kind are often

cau.ed by kidney disorder, which moans that the kidneys are not

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H the body in great abundance, over

working the sick kidneys. Terhapa

you have become nervous, despondent, sick, feverish, irritable, have headache or spots appearing before the eyes, bags under the lids and lack ambition to do things.

The latest and most effective means of overcoming such trouble is, take a single Anuric (anti-uric-acid) Tablet before each meal.

Obtain Anurie at any drug store, or send ten cents to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., iot trial package. Listen to this: Owor-so. loli. '"I had been overcome with coal ras and was very weak hardly able to walk and had no appetite. Had a breaking out on the fide of.my face that itched and prickled like needles. I alo had kidney trouble from which I could never get anv help. Finallv I wrote to Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in P.iitFulo. X. Y.. and under his advice I took th? 'Golden Medical Discovery,' 'Favorite Prescription.' 'Pleasant Pellets,' and the 'Anuric Tablets' for kidneys and backache. My back was very sore. I could hardly get downtown, but the third day the soreness was all gone. Now I can walk anywhere and it doesn't hurt tha least," MRS. MAPwY A. DANA. 400 Comstock St.

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Frank Muznall, of Crown T'otnt. eonj traitor on the lihrary hnil,l;n;. i:i

I Iivvell yesterday seitina readv t i h

Kin the e.ea i'u 1 1 n k for the n w li:i'ii !nK. J. O.sioo'l went to Ch'caeo las

'-eninir. The Koyal Nr!,shbor? had a -big meet- j , n -i last. niKht. After the refrulari,; business was transaeted. a luncheon ; v i

was served . i .Mrs. Chai les FaoRT ret imed yes- ; terday from Alcrn, (hio. where e 1 wan ealled n aeeount of the ..-rioti' I Illness of her brother. He wa.s bet- , ti r when she left . j The Auk th an 1 gjnn hpl 1 a Rood meetinsr Mond i ' o'-imii;. They v.:M i have charge ef the I e Cora! ion Iay j fxerci:-es here this year. They a;i- j

pointed the several onitnlttees at their meeting Monday r.ipcht. O. O Kifteld, eanditlate for II- prest ntati've was in hnvrll j "st'-rdny be h ins after bis political fenceo her. . Thomas Grant was in 1 ! a rntn ,,rnj on 'o u. sin ess yes terda y .

KAUFMAN N Si WOLF - Hammoho. Ikd

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liebuates from nil I a rt s ,:n!r.'.-. aiii'-n-JT tin m M I P .

I",. Say in. dai'.u"h.ter i T l'.e:de son and Mrs. Kob.rt K. Speer dent ,,t" the National !'"aid w riving today for the -pen inn

winch will he held late ti The , oenin;' ."essien.- v hen tip with the i-en 'litis f Nalioiial I'.oard and th th- - -i, ven t 'ii ol'tivirs.

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ef the ; o fKOttinsr a plad hand preptinjf Carl Frances j Mays of the New York Yankees w ill r.t W'il- i be faced by an officer of the law arm .,resi- j cd with a warrant, for his arrest if he

'appears to play acainst the Athletics

in the oeninn prame of the season. One l.i"y last year Mays, peeved at a bunch of rooters, hurled a baseball into the pra ndsta :id at Shibe T'ark. H struck P.ryan Hayes. Hayes, who swore out the warrant, is "hard boiled'' tow ai d Mays .

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Fan He Beanecl to Get Revenge on Mays Today

rHrr..lK!.rniA. April 1 lr, t-ad

Advertise in hs Times and adveitise ap;aiu. Results come witir

Ttiir.f effort.

SUGGESTS USE ' OF MACHINE GUNS!

Many School Children are Sickly

and take cold easily, are feverish and constipated, have headaches, stomach or bowel trouble.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! CHKWUO. April 13. rri;;Sr :m-

t pie:liate action to pre. eat race rht'nir riurincr the eoininsr sumtnei. the s"ci .! service committee of the c'hica-jr.- IV shytery. in its report to t: I 'res' : eery llief't'.rsr a1 Vile First Pros: ytcri ,n Church t'li.iy declared that "if mai li'.ne stuns an; n'-' pssai y as a last resort in law pn'oreemen t they sUoii'.d be used." to suppress riotinif.

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! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl ! 'LEVl'.l...'h. .. Aptil Pf.i.. j lems vital to the welfare of the y um' I

women of the notion are to he thorotisfhly threshed out he:- during fie next week by .the 2. ."on delegates att -ndinp the National convenlien of. j Y . W. C. A. wcrkers.

MOTHER GRAY'S

PO(DERS

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SJsczl by fiiGihers for over 30 years Are pleasant to take and a certain relief. - They tend to break up a cold in h ur, act on t'ae Stomach, Liver and Bowels and tend to correct intestinal disorders and destroy worms. 10, 000 testimonials like the following lroiu mothers and friends of children telling of relief. Originals are on file in our offices :

"I think vrOTHrn C.Ii T'S SWFET row. lUllf-i 1-nlt Cllil.bililN re t-r.-.Ml. 'tin y werr recoiiciieiiced ta my p:'pr l a iloi-ter. I im L'iiii.L' them to niy'liitle thret-y.-f ld jrirl vlio very puiiy.aiel !. la picKlu

(let a )acka.q;e from your drug-jrist for use Mhen needed. Do Not Accept Any Substitute lor MOTHER GRAY'S SHEET POWDERS, a

We t.Bve uel MOTIin: (IRA Y SSWEET roUl '.i;.S I OK l it I IdlKKN lit different, time for pant nine years. nd always foand them a petfert clnldren's medicine eud vet eat. .-factory lu every case. '