Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 270, Hammond, Lake County, 3 May 1920 — Page 12

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Suit for damages asslnst the H. & railroad Co., nhiih was originally

Med 1n the Marshall Court at Pi.- mouth has bffn transferred to the I". S.

t'ff t.s Rudolph V. Shakes, administrate

r of the estate of William I!. Redman. Walker I'. Hlnesi. director general of railroads, and the Frel I. Jodts Co.. arc also majn ro-ddon dantu . Hodman vta? employe 1 by th Joni Co.. which, i n October 2.1, 1917 wax dolnr cctist ruct ion work for the iR. & O lie was a trn.-k inspector whose 1nt v wn s to walk t h t ra'-lts at night. On the night in jiittoit. it is juM. a

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Avnlrl Tt. Dansrermis St?"e

There is a more serious sUgo of Catarrh than the annoyance caused by the stopoed-up air passages, and the hawking and spitting and ether dilUateful features. The real danger cornea from the tendency of the disease to continue its course downward until the lungs become affected, and then rirtaded consumption ia on your path Your own experience has taught you that the disease cannot

he enred by sprays, inhalers, jellies

and other locnl applications. S. S. S. has proven a most satisfactory remedy for Catarrh because it g3 direct to its source, and tends to remove tho germs of the disease from the blood. Get a bottle from your druggist today, and begin the only logical treatment that gives real results. For free medical advice write to Medical Director, 104 Swift Laboratory, At'anta, Cia.

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loc-motHe approached without a headlight and without w-arnlns;. bell -r whistle. Redman waa struck atid died a, fw minutes later. The lomplalnt askH for $10,000 (!)nitfs. Hodges & I?i'sriey of Cary are attorneys for the pla int Iff .

Too Late To Classify

1"ST On Sllr.hffjan v. bet. JIywii Howard. Miinll blni-k lelt'T rhnnf P'irs contninini? bill iut small ohiiMK''Kindor return to Mrs. Hlun. 478 Michigan avo., J l.-nTinsonJ. Ici'rtH'rd. i-.'i-lt

IvOST Urown ld-f a h ioned hanilhap. v.onLalnlnir Jj bill and silver, No p rf inal ch'iok for $::5. rveiptfi. ltctnrn. 1'hone ilammond 1993. i-:-ll

STATE OF IN'DIAXA, CVH'NTY OF UKE, hS: IN Tii. UKE SL'I'Kmoii nn-RT, M-akch TnitM. ir:o. nrrrnoN- if ;itNOF.u - whitAKKJt TO CI I AN (IE NAME. Notice Is hir. by given tint the nbovn corporation lms ftppliod to tlio Iak Su-rerK-r Court of said county nd tat tj have its riAtns chantrfidl from the Grnng'er-'WTiHa.ker CVimpany to that of Good & lYopper Motor Corporal Ion ; and that said pt'titlon arid applicnt ion will be presented find herd by the said court on the Ti-h day of Juri J?;n. Ialed thin -0th Uy ..f April. It:). ilunkt m. riiorrait, Tresident. POONTJ &. MURR.VT, Attornejs for IV 1 1 1 ;o n r. 5-3-10-17

N'OTICC TO PBAIEUS IN C(A I

The Board of Trusf.'S of th Schocd City of Hammond. Iiidl-.tn.i, will at th lirular mp'-iiiiff of sid Boaii. Sim) o clock r. M. Tuesdiiy, May 27. receive bids for furnishing nnd dcllverlnpr at the aeveral school buildings of the city all the v-oal neevssary for the use of said schools during the ensuing school eaj", BprToximately 2530 tons. Kids re d?sired on ifine Run coal of th- following kinds: FTankHn County. lilinoJs; r.miil. Indiana Seventh Xcin, Indiana Block, etc. Boaixl reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of Hoard of Education. EDWIN S. MO.VROH, 5-S-5-J Superintendent of Schoil.

NOTICi: OF PA EE OF BONDS. OFFICE OF CONTROEEEIl OF TUB dTT OF HAILMOXD, INDIANA. AFRIE 19th. 1920. Pealed proposals v-ill received athia office until 1:00 P. M.. Monday, the10th day of May. J!I20. The I'.onds of the City of Hammond, bearing dale th 1st day of April. 1920, payable in sorl"-, oiv (J), to ten (10) years, each being for the eum of One Thousand Iollnrs ($1,000.00). bearing: interest at the rate of (lv per cent per annum, payable finl-annunJ!'. Said Bonds are issued f.ir the purpose of purchasing riro equipment, 1n pursuance . an A t of th" (Jeneral Assembly of the JJta'o of Indiana entiilod ".An Act Concerning Municipal Corporations." approved March fi. 100.". and of an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance authorising ih borr.vwinjr of 26.P0n, and s-le, of bond therefor," pussed the 21st ,,lv ,,f January, 1320, authorising (lo ir issue. Said issue of Honds authorised by tht St.it, IViard of Tax Commissioners at Indianapolis. Indiana, on the 10th day of February. l!2o, Said Bonds wCI be sold to th highest, bidder, for not less than their pnr value, liiddera are rentnred to sf.ite the number of bonds bid for and the gross amount they will pay for the bonds bid for and accrued interest 1o date of transfer. The right to reject any and all

mas is reserved. propxaN must be L

sealed and endorsed. "Bid for Fire F-qulpment Bonds," and accompanied by certifiM chei k for 2'-, of amount bid. II. PROF.UT.IF.3. Controller. City of IhniiMnid. 4-10-25; 5-D

Voa for Wm. K. Olds (53) for Sheriff.

MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE SICKLY Mothers who value their own comfort and the welfare of their children, should rover be without a box of Mother Ura.y's Pweet Powders for 'liildren, for use throughout the season. They Break up ("olds. Believe Keverishnos, Constipation. Teething Disorders. Headache and Stomach Troubles Cs d bv mothers for over 30 years. THESE POWDEKS GIV13 SATISFACTION. All Drug Stores. Don't accept any anbstltnte. Adv.

Vote lor Warren T. McCray. No. ID. Wm. O. "fhomaa (25) for Pros. Attorney.

O. O. Schaxf (61) County Commissioner, j s

Joe Graham is a Strong Candidate

Because he is a man four square. Because heh as been on the square with' Labor. Because he has been on the square with Capital. Because he is on the square with his fnenis. Because he is on the square with his enemies. Ralph Bradford and his machine have advertised themselves to be all that is holy and righteous. Joe Graham is no saint. Me is just a human Lclng with all the faults of the average man. But he is no hypocrite, no double crosser and no quitter. "There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the best of us that it ill becomes the most of us to talk about the rest of us." Joe Graham has been asked to show his colors many times, and he has never shown YELLOW7. Joe Graham is not for total prohibition, as it now stands, because it was PUT OVER by a machine. The four and a half million men who were in the Army had no chance to express their wishes in the matter. Joe Graham is for beer and light wines, because beer is a .tonic, a food and a beverage to the working man. Because ihe water in this vicinity is not ;t to drink. Because soft drinks do not appeal io the average taste. The County is sick of reformers who t ike away the liberty that our forefathers fought for, and then turn right around and enjoy their own little pet vices under cover. There is just enough devil in all of us to ward what we can't get. Try to coerce a child and you make a liar out of ln::i. Treat him with common sense and human understanding and he will prove to be a man. Mr. Voter: Let us fie honest with ourselves; let us be on the square; let us use the freedom that is our birthright to express our honest convictions; l-t us have done owith Machine politics. "Come On Lake County, Lets Go. Get in the Game and Vote for Joe" No. 50 on the Ballot

Uric Acid Treatment 75c Bottle (32 dosss) free

Just because you start the day worried and tired, with aching head, burnict and bearing: down pains in the back nrn out before the day begins -do rot thir.k you have to slay In ;iiat condition. Be strong: and well. C.t rid of the pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles. rhumatl? suffering, aching beck or kidney trouble caused by Arble. Get more sleep. If " your rest Is broken half a dozen times a night, you will appreciate the comfort and strength this treatment gives. Ithrumnl Ism. kidney nnd ladder lbles. and all other ailments due to excessive acid, no matter bow chronic r stubborn, yield to The .Williams Treatment. end this natioe ar.d 10 cents to pay P?.:t cost of postage, packing, etc.. to The Dr. D. A. Williams Co.. P. O. Bldg.. Fast Hampton. Conn. You will receit e a Tic bottle (32 doses free, by parcel post. No further ohlig-ation on your part. Only one free bottie t any family or address.

NO LIMIT! From our immense ; stocks you will surely : find what you want. You can go the limit on ! any quantity you wish. i

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160-162 Stat St., Hammond.

OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 6.00 TO frOORM.

Capital And Surplus $65,000.00

Be Sure About Your Policies Of course, you have your properly insured. But have you ENOUGH insurance? And does your insurance cover what you think it covers? Maybe your insurance protection, needs adjusting. We shall be glad to go over the matter with you. No charge.

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FOR BIK HLZEMA Apply Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid Easy to Use Loes Net Stain Creasy salves and ointments shouH rot be applied if ycxd clear skin h wanted. From any dnpist for 35c, fir J1J0 for large dm, pet a bottle of Zcmo. When applied as directed it effectively removes eczema, quickly stops itchinp. and heals skin troubles, also sore burns, wounds and thafint;. It penetrates, cleanse; and soothes. Zomo i3 a clean, dependable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe riotliir.K you bave ever used is as cfitctive and satisfying:. The E. W. Rone Co . Cleveland, O.

Wm. O. Thomas (23) for Pros. Attorney.

Monday. May 3, VJ'20 i j jsm

Vote for Warren T. McCray. Io.

O. O. Schaaf (61) County Commissioner.

Wm. O Tbomas (25) for Proa. Attorney.

Money back without qvntua If HUNT'S fenive fulia Id the treatment of ITCH. KCZEMA, Kl.VOWORM, TETTER or oihcT i tchin nkin diseea. Try S ct Imi at ear risk.

Joseph W. Weis. Druggist..

.VOTE FOR

CARL1N

FOR. JOINT REPRESENTATIVE

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On the Republican Ticket An able, Honest, Upright, Energetic Farmer and Business Man, who will represent the interests of Lake and Porter Conuties in an able manner. A man who will be a real representative, not a misrepresentative, who has a pretty well defined idea of the many varied interests to be conserved in this section of the state. No. 39

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Gary. Ind.. May 2nd. 1920. To my Friends and to the many Civic and Semi-Civic Bodies and Social and other Organizations of Lake County, who have given me assurance of their support in my candidacy for the office of Sheriff. I first wish to express to you one and all my appreciation of and heartfelt gratitude for your cordial goodmil and support and my firm belief that that support will result in my nomination in the Republican primaries tomorrow. Secondly I promise you that if I am chosen Sheriff of this great and growing County, where I have so long lived and that I love, that my administration of that important office will not be tinged or tainted by any act, or failure to act, when any crisis arises that impels to swift and sure discharge of duly, that will bring to you any blush of shame for the support you have so generously accorded. That I will discharge my duty as I see it without fear or favor, and in fine discharge it, solely guided by that simple golden official rule that has governed all my acts in my long years of service in the humbler capacity of Desk Seargent, of the Gary Police Department, viz.: with evenhanded, kindly, just treatment to every creed, class, nationality or color and with charity for all and malice toward none; and, thirdly I wish to say to the voters of Lake County, that I am a Republican and that if in the course of human events some other than I be named at the Republican primaries for the office of Sheriff, he will have no more hearty and earnest support than yours. In all sincerity. JAMES F. DOWLING, Republican Candidate for Nomination for Sheriff.

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That is the number on the Republican Ballot for the primaries. May 4th, for Gary's first Deputy Sheriff. Fred M. Stults, who is now asking the voters of Lake County, regardless of party politics, for their utmost support in promoting him to the office of Sheriff of Lake County, after he has faithfully served the people as a Deputy Sheriff for the past seven years and four months. Fred Stults came to Gary to live in 1908, and has ever since been a resident of this city. He has been courteous to everyone, has never intruded on any person's personal liberties, has at no time used the power of his position in any way for personal gain, and from his "mind his own business" attitude has been known to be a Deputy Sheriff by many people in Gary. He was one of the first employees of the American Sheet & Tin Plate Company, and was with that concern as an inspector of construction, and later was put in charge of the building of the concrete houses in the vicinity of the West Side. 'He is a taxpayer, being the' owner of a home in Gary on Ridge Road. Fred Stults has boosted for almost everything in Gary with the exception of "High Rents." He has been fair and impartial in all labor difficulties all over Lake County at all times, putting himself in the same position as the "other fellow" before acting, and he believes that he has as many personal acquaintances as any man in Lake County. He is not seeking this office on the ground that the people of Lake County owe him anything. He has been paid in money for his work, but asks you for your support in promoting him to the position known he seeks after having spent over seven years of his life in becoming qualified for the Sheriff's office. When you go into the polls to vote on Tuesday put yourself in his place he as the voter, you as the man seeking promotion after seven years on a job. What would you want me to do?

Fred

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When you let us supply your building

needs you get a great deal more than just so many feet of lumber bundles of shingles pounds of nails or panels of Beaver Board. You get the benefit of our building material knowledge and experience in Service that helps you get the results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the work more service in selecting proper materialsspeedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the materials. The service Pays for itself in the larger volume of business it brings through super-satisfied customers. It pay you to

be one of them.

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