Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 93, Hammond, Lake County, 6 October 1920 — Page 3

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STRANGER THAN FICTION Twi3ted Romance Brought to Light in Heart Entered Story BY G. I.. pntCKEK ifTiFT CO-RESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE) ST. UOUIS. Oct. 5. Alter H y.-nrs of yurnlng Mrs, Lucille Myer tclay na . apppi in her arms the daiijshter wh m had rvr Jir'd claim h her owr i r .'far of di.-i'l sinfc a youthful rm -' .i and Josunsr the Jove .f her hui'"Q. And toilay afitr having known

u'y artificial ui-'tht rinK nnd ti e cold;

it- ot a;i crijlinnacc 11 yar r 1 tl Kmz1 r nni' ircm now on, will b

,;;, ) t,a, found the warm embra- e of j r tr.- n.otlicr s'. Ifve. t 1 R.t- today, in i in d t c?urt Mrs-! "y.r hroke down on-! s b irl out her! pent un dramatic lift" sinry of a ' -matt f''i" 'yi-ar, trviitsj to ehouye be-j ' wr t. o jrr a! Uvc- that of the fr.,- j Im aud. nn.l t'nst of t"n ! !.-' Vr f...- Iir .-h-j.i -.n. "f which : hsO f.-!t .- muM iev herslf. I

'ti'y d-'speriiion. v. "ion t;r brother,' 'Vv:x: '-vniT. ft T.'.'.u.-- r. Ky.. wasi ..'."tt t o'.'fi-n jv.?i!!son cf Lr za-; "i ' ;i. w horn he always haa known a inn, ;.! . !. '' -is (-.i'puj yr.iceedinpa j : i. i:ir . tl: r bare t ho Moryj f i'-;; .i ;.'; . ", '.'v- and pub.-.?-;

t! : jtiiayr.i uy the man "Who nail ii it.

D court rirniiy w' r i : !! ii'y ' MIT-. C:1!'!!! bed.

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i harpln".-s woiihl navn DP'-n rompifv

nee of Eliza hoi h. h?r! Iiavr he'-n romplfie.

sae dcc!arl on the R-ita'?s stand. Her

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feeler Just &3 Good for Calluses. Honey Back if it Fails. TVin't r hossed throcgh !lf by P"sky corn or o-allns. lion't Jnt a corn tell you wbn to tt down. Ix-nt wear shoos too if.rp? for yon bovaciu' a corn nys you raut. Get rid of the earned tbtuit.

hr Unuaht'-r. A year ago sh Iarncl

thnt her etop-nothrr had tiir-d and t tat : marrla

ElizabPth liad ben givffn into the cua- Ciaude Ioveln tody of Thomas Connlff and placed In ft. SiSf Wa-3iLzi

en orpiianaRi In Louisville. i.a-t AuRtist Mis Myer went to Louisville ord bTrd her brother ir- permit Elizabeth to visit her in St. Louis. The rrquest was ranted. j K'izahoth stayed lonfre r than th j tintf permitted by the orphftnai?( resu- ; Irtions and Thomas Cor.niff wrrte h-s i 'strr to return Elisabeth. Mrs. Myer i would not let her so. Thj bro'.h'r '.n- ! rtitutcd habeas corpus proceedings !. ; f.'Otrpel ilr.s. Myer to return her. Tlx- i mother told him the story, but he de

clared it impossible.

Mrs. Petr Stanley. h;is returned from a visit :th her daughter. Mr. John Atwood and family ii Hairmn.nd. "ord has bi-n received fcore of the

Miss Clara Kin.irtt to . In Washlnsri'in. r C

last Saturday. The br'.d- i the l.i.aV,ter of Mr. and il'-s. CSeorire Km. met and ls a rnoxi t!rnab young !Uv. The newly married ooupl wiil mak'.t their home in Vn.hi-i?ton. Thom.TR Arnott. I. J Kiy- ard A. 11.

faxwc!Z were in ""liic;: r. y 't or Jay. Th Lowell V."iiiitii-."s cluli nier a! j th" lifiiiii' of Miv. T. K. Henry venterday afternoon. Tiiei w n. a l;ir4e at- ! t"ndnep of the ni inhcrn. I

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Kid ot it It's a revelation to corn nfrerer. th wonderf'il wv that "Oats-It" bfinUhes

corns. Stiend two minutes that' nil to j apply !or 3 drops to aay corn or callns. i l'hn pain WH stop insUintly. In a few . . . . . . . . . . i

it hJg locned so yeu can peel It off In ! Hoeeker and famil. on complete piec. root and all. Quite it n iinber of

'Ciets-It "lsBoiabyH(JrnKeifls;inoney ; vIoinltv i bark on ieouKt. costs bnta trifle. Mid. v,c,n"--

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Henry Jerger.s is quite ill and under

'1-,,''i .liysiciar.s care.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thoilcti of Cht-

I j i'ago visited here Sunday with mcem

M'Isb Rosa Tht-il of Hammond sit.". nday here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lcincrs enter- , lained relatives of Chicago on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scherer Teturnei lioiiio last week from their honey- . moon spent in the east. j Mr. and Mrs John J. Mag!not of j Hammond spt-ht Sunday here with rel- ) at've.s. I

i'eter lorti is able to be tip and ibout apain as usual. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Adler visited Sat.

urday afternoon hero with relatives Mr. ami Mrs. P.obett Denger of Ch raao spent Sunday here with Bernard

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food, her habits, her hygiene, and even the condition of her wind, ell have a part in determining the well-being or ill-being of her infant before birth. JCo woman awaiting the joys of coming motherhood should allow the days to pas 'without giving nature a helping hand because 'he conditions of pending motherIiocd, existing as they do. over a protracted period of months, create almoit a new state of beinrj fcr a wcinan.

Just as she prepares herself for it, so u-ill tn-crt favorable conditions prevail uhen her child it born. Mothex's Friend u a balm for the nerves, an intensley penetrating lubricant that softens the muscles, relaxes tension of the delicate organism involved In maternity, and prepares the way for 2a easier, quicker and Practical delivery. Get x bottle from your drjpgiit today. ' For vmluahU hovUi- "MOTHERHOOD and The B AB Y", fill in coupon brhw end mail eirtct to

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pains at every sudden move? Evening find you tired, irritable "all played out?" Then it's time you were finding the cause. Likely it's your kidneys. Perhaps you have been working too hard, getting too little rest and sleep, and overdoing generally. This may have tended to weaken the kidneys and brins

ItSl1 ' on that tired, depressed feeling and that dull,

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CLINTON STREET

A. Pridham. 114 Clinton St., says: "My kidneys were badly disordered and the secretions vere scanty ,md ptmful Jn passage. I vas troubled with headaches and di?;y spells and there was a constant, dull pain in the 1mcL uf my shoulders. The pain got so bad at times, I could hardly straighten up. When I stooped to tie my shoes, sharp twinges would dart through my kiJneys. Doan's Kidney Pills gave me relief as soon as I took them, regulating my kidneys and relieving all the pains and other troubles."

FISCHRUPP AVENUE

EAST STATE STREET '

Ed Wallace. 268 E. State St.. say's "I had a lame and painful back and couldn't get up without great effort. Every' time I caught cold, it was suie to settle on my kidneys and they acted too freely. I was obliged to get up several time at nig!it on account of this weakness. A friend heard me complaining and told me to try Doan's Kidney Pills. I noticed their good effect from the first and continueel use completely cured me. I took six boxes in all." OVER THREE YEARS LATER. Mr. Wallace said: "I am just , as strong for Doan's Kidney Pills now as I was when I endorsed them before. They have never failed to relieve me of attacks of kidney trouble, caused by colds."

Mrs. W. H. Thomas, 514 Fischrupp avc, Whiting. Ind.. says: ' For days my back was so lame that i could hardly stoop to put un my shoes. I also had a lot of trouble from kidney weakness and often my finger runts sw-lWI. I tiled nrar'y everything I heard of. but nothing did me any good unt.l I slatted taking Doan's Kidney PilH. They wen- quick to net and soon brought relief." OVER TWO YEARS LATER. Mrs. Thomas added: "I n m ready to cor.tirm my termer recommendation any time. Now a:id then I lake Doan's Kidney Pills when my kidneys aren't acting as they should and they never fail to do mc tfood "

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OHIO AVENUE

Mrs. P. J. Curtin. 410 Ohio Ave.. Whiting. Ind., say.J "I had t-haip pains in the small of my back, sometimes going into my head. .Other symptoms of kidney complaint annoyed me, too. and finally I got a supply of Doan's Kidney Pills st Mattern's Drug Store. They brought me great benefit, driving awsy the pains and other troubles.' OVER M:LN YEARS LATER, Mrs. Curtin added: "I am just as strong in my praise of Doan's Kidney Pills today as I ever was. They cured me of kidney trouble and my health couldn't le Letter than it is now."

OAKLEY AVENUE

Mrs. May Punier, 694 Oakley Ave., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are in my estimation a fine kidney medicine. They cured me of kidney and bladder trouble. It has been some time since I used them, but time still leaves me with the remembrance of the benefit they were to me. They soe rid me of the lameness and pain across my back that had annoyed me fo- some time. I am always recommending Doan's Kidney Pills since they cured me permanently." OVER TWO YEARS LATER. Mrs. Dunfee said: "I have had no kidney trouble since I pave my former statement so I consider myself cured. I give Doan's Kidney Pills the full credit for my cure."

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