Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 87, Hammond, Lake County, 29 September 1920 — Page 12

MVdnPsdav. Sent. 29. 1020. nil-: times;

1 i

HOBART

Mr. Carl Boldt received the sad news yesterday cf the death of his onlv brother. The funeral will bs hell today from his home at iSouth Chicago. Messrs. Leon Killigrew, Walter Poal snd Louis and Julius Bhrast returned yetnerday from Minnesota whrro they

have been on a renins trip during th--past month. Mr. and Mrs. McGlnnla, who ha re been in California. durinir the pat three months, returned to llobart Moncay. " Mrs. Grace fhimpson was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. Ed I-eckt went to Hammond yesterday to attend the marriage of her brother, Mr. Kenneth Thomas.

BEDS ABE

RETREATING

LOXDOX. Sept. 2:"-. The Russian 5c vlet fores are retreat IriR over the entire northern end .f the I I i - 1 I . itlie front, it wan announced at th' I'olish legation today. "Oud raiders h;tv" reached Ftadtim. Warsaw).'" sa.d a I'oliah irsat ;eu alaf -n.ent.

GRIFFITH

SPREAD OF STRIKES

IN LI2XIC0

Eye Specialist and Medical Author Reporter

un wonaerrai riemeay mo Siren g then Eyesight. Say It Strcnjlhcr-s EycJ-ht 50' - u One Week's Time in Many Instances

MOTE: Another prominent physician to -whom the above article was submittal paid: "Yes. the Bon-Opto crescript-

jon is truiy a wonaenui eye icmt-u.v.

CuTSXICO r-TTY. Fept. 2S --Furtlvr

spread of strikes was reported fr

NVr Tork Pr. Smith, a well knovn ! wn i' stn m:-hen t!- .-Meh more absolutely normi and hr ... t pe.-ialijtt. and IT. Jti.lkin--. a Vn than fa'. p. r . nt in on.- .-eU'. time. I: biitrl.i ,)S many a pirl of 16."

i .-. i-.-.r-' a tat- .li sieian am! nt- ..'.!- nav mso ti ..! tt w :'h ; ot-!;-- nu- - j r. JtiiUins. Massachusetts phvsieuin if, matte the follow iiiK r- ;vts aii.r a (.-ills i t -.!- of w .rk-' r:: mod eye. ; ami i:i dtetil author, formerly chief .;t

I'!,,.-,.,.-, test oi :i o. riiiir rt . - i iojs

his. e.t i i ir :ia 1 1 mi- ;

'snei i'! ; r i , ; - t a t n p a en i n it, j

: is si . ,o ,1 n i nd. w.-i i

I nne'iviip

lr ?;:;i'h: "When mv f ltvin!-i f. l.inis

as itrsi ml!. .1 to it 1 v:is jne'l-o-S t- ' m.

Tamplco and V-ra mi today. In th- U- skeptical, l.ut i; . a rut- ! i.m in,,,,,,

Tampieo district, tae owners oi .a.-- r.,.,. i!s i,,.. il.i-.nic sp. :il.r.. -I too; r. port. A n-v. :,,.d s trikif

Industrial companies are t::.- .r,;; pre- r: r, r m-mv i-ri I f. . I n. I tt. ' -' I

eantir-narv r.iea: tire. to protect tin ir I - . t

ays after n.ria it:

ii liimubt himd. Could not se i r u ! 1 T far. rnrol (vprv-

iniriK w itAout my jjiupses ana my eyes i on i.u.j. ' .. ;, do not huit anv more. At nirht they I Its constituent ingredients tr well

would ram dreadtuHv. Now they fee tnown to eminent eye speciasts aua

tit,e stl trie tmic. it v -is like a mir- " ' - ' - a.-K- to m-." A lady who used it sa.-:! ?d it very su.-eessfully in nrac--Ihe atir.osrh.re se-m.oi hazv with or! tic on patt-nts Whose eyes were trainwithout itlst-s. l.u aitc-r usi,- sh.l-i thr-nmh overwork or nilsfit prescription lor li Oay-s eV.,r:. thuiK ! H is on. of the very t ew preparations teems clear. 1 can read even fine print ! I fl -h"uld e kept on hand for regwithout elasses." Another who us, d ! u:a r use 1 n a imost every f amil. Bonit savs: "1 was hother-d wiih -e. . pto referred to above. ia not a Patent strain, cau.'ed by overworked. t u ed ; medicine c-r a secret remedy. It Is an -jes wiueii ,d, :,l tierce headachy I i ethic.. I preparatn.n. the i;;ula beijf have worn plasrcs for .several ears, i print -d c.ti the package. The rnanut both lor iit:ta..u:e and close work, and ' t"frs traaraniee it to stre.mthen cjwithout them I could not read my own , fight l'"r ' 1,1 rr"" k fr ;.. . . i nr rotund the mOfi.

i.Hice on iin envelope or tie- typew r;:- : m i.'.ui. - ... .... ... .;

. . . ' . , i ,. ,i mr r s Pharmscv.

employes and prevent d-p1' U-n of t.-.o

ranks of workmen. MAY INCREASE

FREIGHT RATES 1

LP!AN".ir'a.!s, In. . Sept. 2S

-V

I-

.1.

thf opr ,-, ;,,! a !;d to .it?- v i: a. an, I,- r

Some of the men from Griffith attended the pedigreed IIo'.tein catil-j sale at Crown 1'olnt Monday, The ball game Sunday wa. the bet and fastest of the season. A return game will he played at Tollestan n-wt Sunday. Mrs. Mary Walters returned from th hospital Sjnday, much improved" ii heaith. Griffith enj .yed a splendid shower

of rain Sunday afternoon nd ona Monday morning--Mr. Frank Kistier 1 driving a fine new auto. We seo the high school pupils busy spreading the cards of the moving pictures at the town hall thi Tuesday n:ght. The house fara Swets Is movirff ta towa has nearly reached Us destination. Sam B. Woods is the proud owner of another fln new cement silo. The E. J. & E. has a new set of Mexicans working on the section serf. ce. The high school ball team won over MTriiivtlle lasrt Fr'day. Mrs. C. Boesen visited a brand ne-,v i.ephew at Tony Smith's of Turkey Creek last week. Mrs. Ernest Stack, received the shocking news that her uncle, aunt and cousin had been killed in a railroad accident in the east.

MT.. ; an in ; i i : n' : a ' ai ; t i ' a -n is tin

. it r- :iei!i.s for t;.-. cy. s. S.rc t! : '( wo ! r-itiii-t

era. 1-is. ireait-.l ia .h a i.nsi'a.a I i.. I',1''1E! ' m -r.a t ion e, ?. .1 tl,.- op-- n-innoy (- t.-a it. t 1-e- !.:, P. - a- 1 a !.. -.a to iia- it in in v raet to a lit'.'..-; th- f ii l .-f her i over a .-sir iii'n and I ;uii I v.isi'i t' ivM.o ? -a. d, Wii ' -(

U-.at sona- of th- f saps l to-; 1 . a, a ..-oh T..,.. io. i,,,t (.ni- it- i

l-.-;sh p,v--lf hut "is-1 eva.-r - -a-ia a . ' 1 -.hi it -..aid a - in aa to

. . i, a I ', ... . r t ill. !-..: t i ;t a i ( a ' - a la ) :

,." .TA.m re-lreads in Indiana, and 17, t ;.,iv!. every i'.,e,rfht ftti liiysoiai to e,i imi-ros.

electric rai.wnys in the state, t ,,!,v ! v : v e It ...j.., -... t ho sa -ate ea r, . ai J r.-.l 1 ;;f a v -

1 .at la' U eaa- to U... eria'aisa.-l 1 ! : v..-' as 1Ph.vve. thai it e. ;s tie' r'.-i-r for ''at cur -!. ,M:--l 'la- , i; i--'. nv r -i t -oa'.'e-s wh.irh l.-iv-e here- o e a-.-t t. t fore been uat - alf to ei.po ith. 1 cas- ;s tint .

in- ; !.!: v. h.'' 'I vvr.i en 1 en

t ;....v.e for yaa.-i u!I tvi t ii-.ve .in- tieire, a ,tn t ens -.i with ta.an t!s tie" u-e of ..-i!.eip livi i:.,.i t t... In i.e.- a ' ' !;.. I h:iv ,..-..

lit 1'i lie 1 'nam . on. ra! 1 los; , t I. liiK on the nua.hii.e before n

t .a. ...a: s... and form- i 1 .- house iair- t io l"'h now and have disc

n eoIP a i t. on ;it i he 'ov r-ela-.il soil' ionir-distanee classes a it ci:et her. I ,n f a

rv -ye-', ; liar Iiiiirmarv ..t I 'o r; ia ml. Main- snvs- i count th- ilutterins leaves e.n the i r. n.

n, and in fnet. nihuy otjo-r j "I lave- f.niip oeali -t., too prone " to ! aero, s the slria-t now, which lor s-.-v-

-aaaaou-- la o;-niioa it,, prj.p, niul e p i ie-.i.-s ns i-.o w a i 1 s n ir le-i ' i -'ii atis have looked like a dim Ki'-- n

n'-vv and ? trdtmic eas.-l .r. s.i ilie (.tlass.-s. whii- e-plert in til..1 blur t

la i a - .pi- ! I laoii.PP to my .-n- , ; nn-a.- ioranu

va a t-.

vviiieh form tho basis i at what it has done; for me."

r a ! : . mark:;!.!. r ii uv for tin- euro ,-nai erf -

i n- : -. t.l a n oi n

DE LUXE THEATRE "GO GET IT"

have authority granted by the p:t '.;::

service ca-mn-irpian to ira-rra.-e. e a--i fre'.Eht rates from .tr.Vj Per c.-r.f. T". " rate Increases ar to 'a-a-a-rn ' fie: .ve one day after being filed with tin commission at any time after o- t. 1. PamtrtiKT fares are not nf.'ectf d.

V. t

a 1-

I - i 11 m-i.plo. whi'-ii in mv opinion. i a. It is b-lo-v d that thousands v. ho I , , ,, . . .T, i . .-ii t.

weui i- ovwc .in i,, pa-,..,,..! ,urr., , ,, Ar, A-rv-l . r ectric vvasiicr Will DC KCU

disor.in-. 1r to.e. ;i reaaeiii.-.b'.e time and ruititiuies more , .,, rpCC J,,,;., thff run of Ma IV

riK ar.i ftrenstbe: I v ii! ta- ; ,- to strengthen the;r eyn, so

e- . s;pop v, ii! soon make . ! , a;es H to ue spared mo trouc-le and xr'nse nCKIOlQ in .jvisu.

;-t- - ii.i to d are! i!a us,- of Itot.-Opt-. ot i-n-r K'-Uin stiass-cs. Lyv troubiea ! " . paa-ri as to-p ,,f tt,e t.i.aki a-usli. I:"i many iiryerip!.l'''lis may la- womir- ' li-Tou it! o y a, ., in ,., troin my e :.. - : ri.U.v b-ia-lileerl m this (a.sy m-mter. (,- -.,. pit .(:. m1;..'.. !!n.t ir wai to iiny Urns; store .and fea- hofa-- ot laipl;!:, pi,, ,-esiplit at Pa:-- .'0 i r j lif'li-O! t tbi-'s. I e'ssoive one tablet tit ;a ere v- 1V lime in many in- : hi a fourth of a iriass of water and

lamai-ai !a i ' rpo,--s" u- irau t w o to fe.ur times a ciav. Yen

'I. ' '"' I .a' i Vi.'lims -'f ev,. strain and other eye ! le aa! taa;,-e- your eyes clear up p-r-

'' i Nve-.jo ,,r.,j ;.,ntlv w h.. w ea r chr-i-es ! e.piil ay r!ht tram

1 1 a i s t o p a. r -! unr -a a a . It... . irar'.-

and . N-

i'a. f'tti.th nd Jiel'pjffi tie re- ia re;i!

hope ;,: d !e !; f, r lie m. Manv

e start und in

iiiiiriti'".'. i.nn redrass wi! iiin-..,y rtispear. If. - our eyes bother you even i : t r 5 o It is ii,.ir il.'lv tr. t.-,L-- sf.nc: tei

had I save them now before it is to.. iat. .a';- ; Manv hopeless;.- blind mirht have sued

o v.or. fi 'us. ; ,-ir fit-lit if they had cared lor their

K,! Ill Aril

DYER

Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Johnson and baby went to Clear Lake. Iowa, Tuesday afternoon where they will sper.d a week tr mere. A Farmer-Labor party meeting will be held at the Forester hail above the iostofifio on Wednesday night, at a p. in. Everybody welcome. A P.cpuhiicar. rally will te held at tho church tuseaiect on Wednesday evening-. Sept. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kellman and fam!:y cf East CMca3. Mr. and Mrs. Faul Get tier and family, Florence Pumbsky find E-'tello B. Keiiman. vhnted with H. E. Kciliaan and family of llubart c:i Sunday. Mrs. Ann-s, Err.lth is visiting, with her daughter. Mrs. Jos. Keiiman and family. Soma of our folks attended forty hours devotion at Schererville on Monday and Tuesday nights.

v. s w-re t.o.oor .,.!. 'li'v lia-.-e

n t a ! '- a d ai -;ta.;- . :. e .t,.rr- by tips r marl

r IV.; r.-inotlv . n .me .,.

-'. -!: - , i ... le. .. ,. 1 , - a t n i , ...... 1 n to)

h fern A $ w

FRENCHMAN VHTS RACE CTAMPES, France. Sept. IS. SaSl Lecolnte. fiylag in a Xieuport airplane, won the James Gordon Bennett cup rrarr- this afte noon. Le-

iuea as-. i.o-., - - - i Cointe had a comparatively ea:v victory as all cf the contestants save , Frederlek P. Raynham of Great Britain j

f.ylnff In a Martvnside airplane, were compelled to drop out. LeCointe's time was 1 hour. 6 minutes. 1T1-5 seconds. DIES IN AUTO COLLISION BTBSSTSGTUAX. Ala., Sept. 2. Mr William G. Blckell. formerly of Philadelphia, and wife of the g-enera-l manager of the Barrett company, is dead tcday following- a collision between her automobile end a large motor bus. J. A- London, driver of the buis, was jailed on a charge of manslaughter. It was the eecond fital accident caured fcv automobile collisions in Birmingham within 24 hours in which prominent persons lost their lives. TURBULENCE IK YUCATAN 7-r.EXrCO CITY. -Sept. 2S A wave of assassination is reported from the tat of Yucatan wliero f.trbulent political disorders prevail. Plspatches today said that three more persons had been assassinated as the result of strife 6rnn? the radicals In Yucatan.

Good Judgment

After Ealing

C-Jvlaff the Stoma the Alkr.l!-"9 EJjct liy a Stuart's Dyspepsia "Zablr; la ( ITnrfl. Tr..iioai-it-ierin?T I

Tou cannot. 'as a rule, cav in advance n:t hi.-, that or the t.-'ner f' - w-lll r.pp:.- SndiKCaStion. Experi -31.- v has taupht m-.st pe.iple tha : even im.w r-ia l Ta Miiily a i. lira, -s w.p',1.' at reners a tiass ti milk rah-'? hoPs. with the s-'vin-i.i . in Rood rule to foUow is the pre. vrrP-Pive measur" of taking or." or t w o ta-o-t s Ip- -,'.;.: ia T-M ts al 'er rieals. v.m ..,'i.a.ri v-.'s'imss. ; u r sP'tnT-h.

i .-. r t i a t-n and so:'; ap. ir"":- din l i i:-aPes nn or dy: I V- 'a. Tar-se tai-)'.osj l. l.s ia-.p to tl it-en th-. food by Kivi-ife-.,,., ,h i e- f,"-a!!ne erect . C ff-

Se! (oaiity: they r. :;-. t h- d i--' r.-s e, hen the mire" V't a ilk sl.eipj b r.rro than a te.teh j.-r Tour da'-s'i.-r...... rrc :-t a ' j c-:t 5--x of if e '

. -. sia. - - a any dr-:it wt.-.re f id "note Irw ..--.'- livv seen'i to e.-.hn I tTo stomach v ii 1 v' a ri! up.-et. i

CvIEE HOTEL RESTAURANT Jans Cor.g;cs. Try Or: Half Spring Chicken Dinner. You Will Like It.

r--.s

Stop and Figure It Out

Tt takes half a dav to mike a iv;ircha -n the ica-n and ret

back to your starting point. It acr.nnpar.: d by frienel.s your car fare will run close to a dollar. You'll he so cxhau e i front pushing your way through the crowds that y-:u w:P. tte"d rt-fresh-nients ar.ot! ; r dollar runted. If you Kit a scat it: the ch-yate h cither way, you will he truly I'-i-pinr.'e. Art error jr. deitvery means ancuher weary ride downtown, and if you ak tr cml-t, welll you are simply a hang way tVd , hme. Vo-ir lv.il dealer is the "man you want to see; he's th- fe v.- who is there when t;, moanc the world to vo.il. have- tdcht '' "stores

and there is one ot them near yon nro. in. will never risk your life in the loop a.'ii-.i

nir-T

; in, Ijok us over and you

A $ i : y It - 'I Pe--

i .

;--t

is.I

I .5! V

i . iV'a-jt . t k t. -n ( d' n : f t ;";! . S Tj'-i vs. v fc 5v-tN . t ix r k. it X .'t Jr tr i j r K . -V.' . " V . i ' - - ' u A , y o 1 -f S..I tr t ..-

3. 'I "4.

. .- -.. -.,1m

1 V

- r 1 1

ti a 1

6;r

i, ir" i , v" " i rpi i

Reed Fernery Close Out

oo ... .A c tx v y, . ; ' - -w -te . v. ,.

1 1

v 'I I i V a. , i . ,..-,-(- 1 . " . I ' - e,'

r. Watch These Columns

r . . . Z -v. n A J,-r 1 C It 1- n rr," c tnAct hnnti-i1 fiitrttlirp

VJt. - - a 1CVV lUt'lC 'in 13 i, 1 ...liv-d..y "I..'" , i . . . . . . . store will be open for your inspection. -Watch these columns for grand openir.K announcement next'w et-k. Visit this wonderful home furnishing palace at the first opportunity. See the gorgeous lighting effects and the marvelous display of modern merchandise. This great store is located at 310-12-14 West 26th Street, near Crawford Avenue. It has a frontage of 78 feet and is built of white terra cotta. The cost of building and grounds represents an investment of over $200W).(K). It adds another link to t hicago s Greatest Chain of Furniture Stores, an institution now serving over half a million satisfied customers.

-r"tfA

- .so,

Complete closing out of all reed ferneries; call early and make your selection while our

stock is at us ( hect fernery T

shown, only

-"sT

- .-ir-, ir

fi.t,'-2V'-fp'

J. at- O

Early An'nmn Heater Ofiers

1 ' : : -

'W- .-,'--,,"i,l ,-;.r,. , s', J

-3

in. r t

t" - - .--a - - . .

-'..c.-t V r I i

- .'VH -? ; , 1 " , , f ' ! . fc . .

Ufl KM

n- ",:

-a

15-i-.:h hearer; made of o;!-d s'eel: hptrns either s. k .r l.ard coil: ri tarth a

r c

v e r

Library Table Bargains Beautiful Queen A n n e library tabic; oak or it; ail ."g a tr,- finish ; -g r .

specially reduced v c Vj-." JL

t at . s

L-ai

Clcaii-Up Sale of Rugs Excptional values in rugs of ail sizes : speri.-l redur-t:,-r-tin 'e . r the pttrp-'-'e of cleaning ottt -air present sie.'. V Wilt .ns, Axminnters velvets aip! tiptry tit a venie ' v.ni. i v ..t (',., r c. ml , it: a t - or. s $ "8 tJO j.h-.-nii-g patterns. Sec our special 0x12 vel- $ vet at : i A

r' i.

i t-

Royal Easy Chairs

The most comfortable chair made; upholstered in mule skin; r efr 7 C heavy oak J ' 3

i me

t.-. it'V'i VIA- JHjjJS --.asv

ojiftsa:

6 1 ..' J

tit

1 k.

I 'n- - -1 . 1 r':ji--.

L - V . V ,

l-t-

t.. f

--v r - . - . u ., ?; "1'-

iit' Thono . ra ph

Ti.. '-or.nrr.iph supreme . t? J.-i ',-V Vara al fee tone f harp; ia-rutiapo. :inC-ei J : -oa. ,. ai--- ea ma f.o.te

e...oV: "rev. n' naa.- e:npte

,n r '. 5 rr--

albums. 111 scl p.or.s a.ai rrriiirs

fr;

Extension Table Offers

(,t-tfe!!tl extention table made of seasoned oak: fumed

or jr. c o b can Q 4-Ti en

no pattern....

A-

.i 4

re-

--a.

r 1 1 "

tj-

1 v'' j :J: ' " ...i.l

hr- it

7 v5

Combination Range

Reductions

- . .. v. -i; i . ... - J ,S . - ' , -k- " - o

This v

S".r- v in Apiece ii'uolcid O'Jiles

ir-r-t-.i

1 n -I- - r t ve ft. i.

Art

:1 dunfci.I tiit'

S - ,--e he ti vp: e-t pa

ttpho' at red m hah grade mu i.:h ; ot:!.- a few h: ! t

atiy or-hmry ta

k.n ; tr;

r.n attrartie- jiving room set and the divan makes a comfortable full

O van he levied up won pu: oe a 0 - cu. 0..--. . , 1

-..-.I e...oe; , -i poiier i a is or ni.ilieicanv in.- r

n. i -

Famous Home conibina'ion rnr.g

tints etriier oal or t:as;

s nor ova ! Licked

- V

p e r s o n a 1 guar- "r

ant ce . . .

Arranc-J cn Ccrnplete

a AX T"

Ask About uar rrce

Cavbrrs Bank Account

Ccal Saving Base Burners

Medium size base burners- Mnlim.

. . - ...

wnn special air vents insuring the maximum coal consump- jfg tion; covered bv our per- ?0. '

sonai guarantee Jtf

: 'r " i-', s--s i vv m. i

z v-.. r -. '- ". i - t i l

f "a on i i- I v ir;-A' ,.jcsv " a i nan

mi-L . 'r.'y-:' "

v -u rs--Jzz

U-.- ' - . . - vj'.u It 'v-: . - - 'k1" Ox'.'i 'JiiY L'v- - rT'mfio'mer,fo',;-uf;7? J 0P r' V " ' . - -. ' ;t ,, .i,,,i .1,7 .11 tin 1 1 ' 1 --.J- - a 1 ii 1 '' 1? NiiJJrJ' V. f- -t yj Wl IKifr (itiM-mtKiflHii ltlinli-.l.e :mm.,, ,iii.. Q" if

!i!