Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 104, Hammond, Lake County, 19 October 1920 — Page 8

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By Nick West Some anti-suflrasists have said That women-folks were stupid. And shouldn't hive the vote but should Stick close to pies and Cupid. ' But since the women down in Maine Showed how they picked the winners I reckon we'll admit they've done Ciuite smart!? for beginners.

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isited Sunday with her j .ir . i.t t. 1,'ouk. Mr. Hudl:in of t'ati.M i- .:... ha taken ,o sc.-'-iu.i of J.i-. V, ai'iuki's

! i-tore. j Mr. ari Mrs. iMbt-rt nn-,:-s of t'hij cago spent Sunday here w ith Frank j .lark. j M '.5ar!:ar.i Sn.-wer of (!i'ra.'i j .-,) r.t Sunday herr with her mothejj r.ni bri'ihcr anl family. Jo K. ;rr'.aen 1 - Sjnd.iy rv:i'ti;

foi Indianapolis for a throe Jay., rustee con cnlion. Jos. K. "Warneoke is loadins I:'- fwrMnivo to he ship;1 to favannah. 111., v herp ?.Ir. and Mr.. Warneoke M il! make their future home.

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-r.. Win. ' Wail ;i:d chiloiit .-i". ru Saturda isight u::h I'liil Keilmau and

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spent several dayi -Mr. and Mrs. C

llofTa and T- J. ,!.i.k spent ui'h I. cm. Iulk. K. lUirJuk of New Vurk citv

'.- vlsilifrf with h-r t.r..th..T and wilo Mr. and Mr?. S. v. nnruiK. Mr. and Mrv l"i i i , : i rkiii and children will trove t'. Kreiifzhurjj. 'ur tfachirs nttendeij institute: at I a mniotul on i-'n t u ni ay . Mr. and Mr -. K i'. iSeheUU ar t iatnily f H"'.ian fifiit Minday afl-rnouii with Mi.-.-.; r. A T. Scheldt. Miss Unth Stommel spent Saturday

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visited here with friend on Saturday.) Miss ! mra J i 5. h . spent the wiek .

cr.d w.th her parent The t. acher." of the puoi!c school (ttlend- J the lnatllute at Ha'nmcnd on

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. " 1 ; t nu 1.1 . Mr. an! Mrs. J'. Schon and daughter Mix.-nt Saturday evening In Harn-ni-r.d.

j Jake. Kloos.vyi; of Hi.liland was

here on iiuslnvaa on Thurnday eviiln Mrs )i. K. Kanko and Mrs. Itny K'aske woo In Hammond on Friday nftt rtioon.

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Mr. and Mr I'eter lC'r.rsain. Jr.. Mr. end Mra. Herbert Hhrjam ar.d M;.-. A. Ambro were ti.iry visitors on fc'uatiay. Mr. 3orff fpaniir 5pent Friday '.vith her parents. Mr. ;,n;I Mrs. Anton l-ai;.

.Mr.' and Mr:'. Arno'.d Brandt of Chirt.jr.) visited Sunday here with Mrs ! in y J ergtens. JIi 1-aura Scherer is spend'.ns fpv. al cays with relatives at Ohi.-aso.

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If Pllri Itch. Are Talnfal and Yoa d Clcirk Relief, Get a Box of Pyramid Pile Suppositories Today. In the privacy cf your own hnm Pyramid Pile Suppositories sive yuick relief from itching, bleedins

'VERYONS c:.n have ib.m.nce of Thick. Bcant:iul, G'.ossy Hair 7 Su'herl.mJ Sisttrr. H;iir Grower Grew ih'is Hair

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rr rrotrudin? piVs. h such rectal troubles.

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l . t. and Canada. Talcs ru substifjte. A sinpie box is often suliiciti.t.

FHEE SAMPLE COITOX Ki"d'7 sr. ! me a rr sm'- nf Pyramid Pi e Suppositories, in iia:a rrcr.

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and Sur.day with l:cr parents Mr. and M rs. A. V.'. Sloinni. 1.

ei . nuniiun uno-auea a car H ail c; i potatoes on Thursday and lridav. I Mr. and Mr?. Alphons Keilman moved ' into th-tr new home la: Wt-dn- sday. Mr. and Mrs. Jou. Harper, Ilai !

ornbeek attd Madire pan', of Lafayette hud ihnn-r with Mr. an 1 Mrs. H .V i ;;itiahan on Sunday.

post, s,eond street. Tho pofit was broken off and the inach'no turntd otr i.i tiiu struct and was badly smashed. ( i.tsul- of a few bruises Mr. Henderson was not Injured. Mr. urid Mrs. John Griffin and son I. obi i t of Valparaiso vUItcd relatives lire yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ingram cams here Ymterday from St. Iula to vUit VT ' roupln of week. Miss V r.-iru is Biuraer who has been ."'fferttn; riiirlnff tho past month from en infet(il tonsil wa.- taken to the M.-rey hospital ut Oary Saturday f. I-t'-'KtnUT.t. Mrs. 1.. Ti .Hirer, who was taken tu a !.o.))itat in I'hicafeTO last week rttumed V.inc Saturday.

I;Oani'y ajea! li . . I after which the !.o:'iess served sandriolit?, cake unci coffee to tlo .v Mrs. -Wed: 3 is visit iA.!-t!ve;i in UcMotte for a ?w Oayj. Mr. and Mrs. John Sammrntin jer a .id ftniiy of Hammond, were the guests j of -Mr. and Mrs. Harry ammcntinKcr. S in day. , Mr. and Mrs. Ijiriramon Weirj of i Harvey .-pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. kicl ard Zyj. !

DYE RIGHT Buy only "Diamond Dyes"

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Saturday evening as Mr. Wm. Henderson was driving his Kord trii' k down iain sir. -t lie lo.--; corilr'l of the truie! ir.e and it dashed into the safety-

Try a Timrs Want Ad'

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dea-. or society w ere t r, tcrti iri-, at the 1 i 1 me of Mr. and Mrs Richard Zyp. ' Yhursdav evrnlng:. Twenly-el-ht mem-

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Karfh package of "Ioiamond,T?yes" contaiTts direction so simple fiat ary worain can diamond-dye worn, shabby skirts, waists, dressoe, coatsv gloves, stocking, sweaters, draperi . every-

thing, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or ntixeri oods. new, rlchr, fadeless I colors. Have druggUt show you "DlaI mond lives v,!..r Curd.'-.Aiiv.

Grace Siiucrlaad SCALP CLEANER. UeGre.it Psniruff Feieiiy. It iemoTi'3 the tiau.trul: xctai. For SUampoome. it las no eqaai.

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Teople tvrio know millions of them now end ali corns in this way. They apply Btue-jay, either in licui i or in plaster form, it means but a touch i".nd takes but a 3.1x3-. The corn pain stops. Then the Bluejay gently unclermine3 the corn so it loosens and comes cut. The modern way BIuf?-jay was invented by a c herr.i; t who studied corns.

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Old-time treatments were Harsh rnrl inrfneient. Biue-j-y jt gentle, c-uick and cure. Now all corn: ere r.cccllccr. A!l theapa.ns can b avoided. To let corns rerriiin whibyoupzrcr.r.d pad them i3 folly. Y ou can ctrp a ccrn cche the moment it appears, Ycu czn end a com completely befcro it cn develop. Diue-jay ha- proved theec facta to millions. It will prove them ts you and tonight if ycu let it. Quit the eld methods cf dea'ir.g with corn3 and see what thi.i nctv way means. Your druggist sello Blue-jay.

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MAZOLA-COOKED fcods are more easily digested because it i3 a vegetable fat, 100 pure, and is from an edible source. Even after frying fish or onions the same lot of Mazola can be used for frying delicate foods. Merely strain and use it over and over again. Mazola does not absorb any of the odor or flavor of the foods fried in it, nor does it smoke up your kitchen. Once you try Mazola you will prefer it to iard or compounds.

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