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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05
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8inoern
SOIIen bei Der 3srit6runs sines S4ul'
bauiss Bel 9lodsr, Stta.,
9ur6 sinen 5ornubo oas 2ebeH Der'
loren babeu.

9loder, Stln., A. Sanuar BE
einem Sornabo, Der am 9onneritaq
Elm etlife Msilsn iiibli9 DON bier Ss'
lss.nes S6ulbaus asritorte, iino, ipi'
man 6sfiir9tst, Is bis 20 ainber um.
getommen. gs perlautet, bab aud in
5satberfone, einige Wleilen ipeitlid
BON glcder, mebrsrs psrionen umge'
tommen ieien. Die eriis Ra6riht Don
Der aatnftropbe tpurbe bon eirem SO.
ten, psI6er Gsili9en geifaHb Der.
lanste, nah glodsr sebra9t. Bad
beioen pLdbsn ipurben iofort 4er3t.
abssianbt.
Soispb 5ing, einsm 5rrmer In Der
Rdbe bon S.atheriions, silfolss. beiien
Saus ebenfals serTt5rt tpurbe, iollsn
iid unier ben sriimmeru bss S9uls
bauies IA stinbsr befinbsn.
Die eiHs.lauf.nsn geri6te finb
nod Iebr manseIbaft, a5er ss Diro
befiir9iet. oab in Dem sornabo, fpel>
der iiber ben n6rblihen 5kil bon
pittsburs gountp binipest.. bisIe
RsnideuLebeu usrlorsn ging.n. Ots
fdmmtIi6eH 5elesrapbens unb 9ele-
pbonbrdbte Iiesen ON grben unb bon
Der GssenS 0ftiid BON J.atberfione
limb n64 gar tsiue Rahri3tsn einss.
laufen.
@sgen Rorbes geiu9tes
iteIIt lid Der pOlisei.
Wefon, 80. ga., 4. Sanuur.
2fm 9onnsrTfas tam Stto 9eb DON
9oiton in bic fieiige Yoli5eiitaticn
unb felIts ii5 Dem poIis.idxf o. y.
Stinner NIT Der grtlGruns, bab er
in Rsp Yori ipeesn Der Grmoroung
isines S6pasers, William WcauIiff.
DerSe. !SeB Iaste er ipers
be ohne glusliefrunsspapisre nab
Rep gort suriidtebrsn. gr iei Sols
bat auf @ounernOrs sslanb espsie1
unb Tel, na9bem CT MeIuIiff ain
1s. WsGr5 1916 sri4ofen bate nu4
gbieaso getpanbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05
Nmr 10 iueiter I!
Damn pirb man bulb ct
mas erleben.

elprin, g., 4. Sanuar. SRI.
RoIe Moridritp, cine Suffrasette, 1T
nod INNER Der BOB in Der StuDthdae,
penn aud nidt nebr als Silfssanbrs
Tor. Na6btm elm ibr gegnerif4er
Mapor einep Qubitor ernannt batte,
tpel6er ibr ben aaufpaB sd6, gelons
es 5rl. Woriaritp, iih einen unoeren
gut 6e3dblten poiten in Der StabtRale
5u iihern. Der Stabtratb iduf ipe8isll
fir iie ben poiten zines Silfsclerts
unb botirte i'm nit einem 9ebalt bon
$1080 pro sya6r, tpd5rsno Der eiseuts
Ii6e Glert nur $12O pro esnbr erbdlt.
3ugleit itaifte bic bo6l6blide a0rs
perf4aft bas 2lmt eines Silfs>9lubis
tors gang ab IL. 5tDinet nun ben neuen
qluoitor, bic ganje lrb.it f.iner Sfs
rice fir bos SalGr BON $500 pro
1nhr dffei, al hsrrihlteu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05
yiene ariessbeit eitelnnsen.

| Syn ncld)el1 N6tben iicb 2runfreid
tregcn 9e5ug ION Stahllnnterial be-
| fIn6et, ba iid feline batptid6lihen gi'
| len. utto Stablpcrfc il, !San6en 6e3
6eIn6es befinben, erbellt aus Der
G1atia6e, oab Die faltuoiifc Jiegia'
rung aliI perifieoenen @ohnen Die
Sdnenen oufreiben lIbt, I'm lie nod
Srontreid) gu itifm @egenpartig
rer0cn Sit oem 3tpefe Seitengelciic
Ser Canadian Rortberr IN 2Gnae pon
1000 Dteilen aufgeriiier. $50 arbeiter
nidyt erhaltli6 lino, miro bic 4rbelt
ron Sol6aten ais0eiiibrt. Cine
ItS6iifsIo6ung lit btreita obgegGlgcll.
Gs niro berednet, ocB cine Shiii5.
IoOung Sdienen ino 3ube16r fiir cine
Stredc brn 20 Weilen in ilt id;(icB
@u9 bic S6ienen 5tpeisr tleiuen
omeritantf9en Ya6nen, Der sc UteiIen
lungen Gbicaso, Qnamaia &C ROrt1.
ern R. st., ioipie Der Soma Short
Sine, iinb opn benz YrGFDenten Der
beiben GefelIi6aften, German Suns
ter, fir ben grpprt na9 europa osrs
tauft pprben.
Nad Qngabe bes Su6bIattes rS6e
SrOn ase" IGBt bic bringenbe Idds
frage isitens Der QlIiirten fir ameri>
tanii9es Stablmoterial tein Radz
laFen srIeben. gersits bdbsn unIsre
leitenben Jabritonten fir nG6ftjGbs
rige 2isfsrurg Srbres Don 100000
Bis 100000 Spnnsn Mlunitionss
Sta6l in ibren 9ii6ern bermert:.
SroBbem babsn in IeBter Wo6s
i5ranirei9 unb stdIien neitere gro:
bs Orbres bier pIa5irt, lsstsres 2an6
fir mebr ols 25,o00 5onnen, auBer
elmer geftelIuns fir cine gIei6e Wsuss
StateIbrabt.
ge3iiglib Der Jabrifatton BON 9es
fdiiBmunitipn babsn Iih bic 4uiirtsn
BON Qlmsrifa una6bausig gu MAIDEN
sefpuBt, unb bic grObte hieIise 2iefs-
rantin, bic Bethlehem Steel Corp.
bic T. st. Srbres alIein fir SbrnpneIls
StubIgebduTe imWsrtbs BON 300 min.
9cnars srbdlten bate, Iol beut. MIR
nod fir 80 Wiu. 9OIars Sriessbes
iteuungen an Snnb baben. qu6 Die
ionitiesn berartigeu, nod nidt erlebigz
ten Srbres loufen nur nod Big WlGr5.
Ord nadj ipie por iino Die QIiirtsH
fir lire WtunitionsFabritutiun bOn
Std6l abbGHgig, uno
fplange terarieg bauert, rpiro Elm Qlbz
flauen bieIsr Rn6frnee nitt ertpartst.
0a unfer. Stablfa6ritantsn ib-s
nd6fiidbriee Probuttipn 5umeiTt berz
tduft baben, otduben lie, in nGdIter
3eit teine rabitalsn preisdnbsrunssn
pornebnen su brau6en.
RubIanb Bat in leBter 3eit fir neus
srbaute gubulirisn bier 1000 itdblerne
5ra6tpasen, forpie $50 2otomotiDen
tontrabirt. Die galbtpin unb bic
amerieon locomotive Gos. baben ppn
oebteren ie $50 unO bic Canadian
60. bat so WlaI9inen gu
liefsrn. Der Gradttpugen quftrag
III gu elei6eu SbeilsH Der Qmeritan
Gar &c srunbrn So. uno Der Stanb.
arb Steel Gar So. 5ussfdllen.
Die gnlbpiu So. bat aud eiuen
guftras fir 100 2o.omptipen Don Der
paris 2pon'er 9abn unb bic glmes
rican 60. bat cine Srbre fir $50 CO.
.otOmotipen, ebenfals fur 5rdntrsi4,
.rbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05

Sin SrantenRaus fir Ocllts
i4e 9efaneene in RubIanb. @us psa
terSburs pirb beriatet, oab in Saa
mara an Der DpIga Die @r0ffuuus sis
nes IpeSieIIeu &rautenbduies fir bic
bort tnterntrten oeutid)en 3tbilgefuns
eenen unmittelbur beporitebt Die
Organildttpn oieles &rautenhuuies
puroe i'm GirDeritGnbnib nit Der
SuuptDertDaltune oes ru1iIfeu Ros
then &reu5es unb auf Soften Der
oeutiGen Hethsregierung bon elmer in
Sdmara tbutteen SpmmiiitOn betpirit.
Ju Der u. a. bic 9elegtrte bes beutIhen
Rotben Sreu5es, GrduIein b, YaHotp,
unO gertreter bes f4psbii9eu aOtbea
&reuSes geboren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05
edihsnshridttes.

Rem Dorf. A. Sanuar. Nbses
eaneen: .garmania' mad 2iperpooI;
.liItonin" na9 2onbon.
9prbeaur, 3. Jairudr. QIbss'
sanssn; .GSisaso- ua4 arp bort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05
Tn der gan9en Stadt
lpriNt man absr die
BsiIkraft des Canlac
Renes Sunie bringt @eianbbeit nuA
sSreuSs tn Der Stabt.

is uirb non SauieuSen eurpfShs
Isn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05
alsS bsrN NuaS sbauptftabt
G<nator Moris sriFf tpdbrenb beg
Edses In elmer Rfos I'M Senat

G<nator Morris sriTf tpdbrenb bel
Eases in elmer Rsbe I'm Senat
Sn aiiBtrcrbsniIid beftiser W<iie Der
prdfiDenten Wiljon an,
Dem sr poripnrf. bnb er iid ibm MIDI
Suiiebsnbe fnit bittdtoriidbe tSes
ipoltsn onmobe.
.Gdjlimnitr, nls Fe in iratnb elmer
besanntsn Wonardie sriftiren."
Or tabelie au6 bic llniertDiirfisief
bss aongreiies.
Die 5iidtod'ifs Heiqlu.ion CUR Sns
boiiiruns Der Griebensnois bes
praiibsnten DiIiou INNER
nod nift erIeoigt.
Tie Repuslitansr, Ssnator aobss an
Der Spise, fsben ibre OppOfition
fort.
=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-05

Wenn bic Gnttport Der gntenies
mGds auf bic Rote bes prGiioenten
milton sinseiroffen IN. ipirb Der prds
iibsnt bic llntsrbanbIungsn ni6t gun
Qbfhlub brins.n. CT fuirb gum mes
nisfsn nod sinen ipeiteren Sdr;tt
tbun.
Dies ipufbs am Donneritas in Der
beftimmteiten Deiie periifert, ipenns
sleid unsebsuiet tpurbe, bdb nod feline
enbaiiliise gnti4eibung bnrHber ge,
troffen iporben fsi, fpel6er Nrt Der
nd4fte S4ritt isin iperbe.
4enbtrunseu in ben Wns :
rines St aorn m n Dos.
Der aonire glbmirdl anigbt, Di,
reitor Der Wlartne ariessTtule. III
bonn prGiibtntsn Wifion gum Som.
manbeur Der dfio!ifMeH ylotte eruonnt
iporbsn, NIT benz Bang einfs qlbni-
rnIs. als Radfolser bts Abmirdls
MinterbaItsr, Der Waitgliso bss gIhmi.
nalitdts sGtabss pish
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05

Railroad Co.
242o-CIain on Relief Department of
Deft. Ivan Groevich CIV. B. Van
Horned VS.. b. & Q. Rd. Co.
Burse Machine Works
vs. Thomas Magazines.
a424-Appeai by peft.; Bessie Bobil
C p. Rose) VS.. Thomas James.
2425-Appeal by Pitt; William Misko
(F. Seabrightl VS.. John Doe.
2426-Appeal by Deft.; Marshall OIL
Co. &C Bretsch) VS.. A. r. Hoover.
2427-ForecI. of Auto Lien; Charles F.
BRADLEY CThiel & ThieD vs.. Harry
Beck.
242s- Receiva-shir: Independent Brig
Assn. Patterson & Crites) vs.
john Aiiku.
2429-Quiet title; Lyman Dean tHodges
& Ridgely) VS.. Gary Trust & Saw
ings Bank.
243o-Adoption; In re adoption of
Elizabeth Kish by Ignacz Jozea
and Zusia Jozsa.
from Lake Circuit Court;
crohan- Roden Co. VS.. Henry Whit
al1er Sheriff of Lake County. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05
CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL,
THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY
Try this All dandruff disap-
pears and hair stops
coming out.
surely ~ a ..panderlna Halr clsanse.

Surely try "Danderine Hair Cleanse"
II You wish 70 'mnedlata double the
beauty Of your hair. Just moisten
cloth with Danderine and draw IT care
fully through your hair tisfng enc
small strand at a time: this will cleanse
the hair of dust. dirt or any excessive
oil--in few minutes you will be amaz-
ed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and
abundant and possess an Incompatible
softness. ustre and luNurfance.
Besides beautifying the hair, one APP
plication of Danderfne dissolves every
particle Of dandruff; invigorates the
scalp. stopping itching and. falling hair
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. 1t goes right to this roots.
invigorates and strengthens them. Its
celebrating, stimulating and life-pro-
ducing properties cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful
You can surely have pretty, soft
lustrous hair, and lots of 1t. II you will
just got a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter and try it as directed.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05
SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
CROWN POINTS NEW FACTORY
McCrilus Medical Company Promises to Become an
Unusually Successful Industry
Dealing Every
Ability With Ample Capital and With Field
Growth Is Assured

and household supplies will be handled
b. the wagon men, and by reason of
the efficient organization perfected by
the company. these will be sold at
very low prices TO purchasers of the
GIcCrillus products The ability of the
company to purchase in large guam
titles will enable them to place
groceries in the hands of the, con-
sumner at practically wholesale prices.
Crown Point is to be congratulated
upon securing this new factory build
ilg and those who were instrumental
/ in securing it here look forward to
greater things. They are confident
hat it will become a profit producer
second to no other venture that might
IL secured. The opportunities offered
u make substantial savings on gro
Iceries and other household neces-
IL ties is no small thing, and the man
who invests his money now in a few
flares of stock viii soon effect a saw
'ilg greater than his investment, and
. ave free a dividend producing stock
hose value will constantly increase.
1t is a significant fact that every
company doing business in a similar
basis has met with remarkable sue
cess. The Watkins Company, the
Tawleigh Sales Organization, the Nc
Ness and others were all organized
en- small scale and it is worthy of
rote that none of the stock of these
made millions of dollars and are to-
day producing untold profits for their
share holders. And those who secured
even a small interest in these con-
o7rns at the beginning are today
financially independent. The McCril-
us Company offers at this time a SINH
llr opportunity for investment as an
allotment of the treasury stock which
g. fully paid and worcestershire is be
Ing offered for subscription.
The list of stockholders comprises
s)me of the ablest and most sagacious
business men in the community.
The following is a list of the officers
ct the company: L. Mansfield, presi-
dent; L. E. Bailey. vice president;
H. E. McCrillus, secretary; John II.
Claussen, treasurer. The board OF
directors is composed of Messrs. E.
H. Hixon, Henry Battermann, Fred
Ruff. L. Mansfield. j. H.. Claussen. L.
E. Bailey and H. E. McCriIlus.
Those wishing to invest in the com
pany or desiring further information
ergarding the affairs of the company
should address H E. MCRILLUS.
Secretary, Crown Point, Ind-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05

floor, while the third floor is devoted
mainly to storage. A sidetrack will
r1n the entire length Of the building,
thus affording ample and economical
shipping facilities. In order to pro
vide for future expansion of the bust
ness, the company owns Ave lots ad.
3oining, thus providing ample space
for the future growth of the factory
IA the stock food and poultry remedy
departments tons of material can be
mixed and compounded at one time
and similar savings can be made in
all other departments.
In addition to it's extensive build
Tags and real estate holdings, all OF
which are fully paid for, the com
pany owns a great many valuable
formulas which have been thoroughly
tested, and which cover preparations
for every household remedy, toilet
preparations, stock remedies, stock
foods. poultry remedies, etc. Every
preparation put out by the company
s. tested carefully and must prove its
y orth in the customers hands before
= is accepted, as all goods manufac-
tired by the company are sold under
q positive guarantee. No prepare
ton is admitted TO the McCrillus list
until it is proven to be the best of
is kind. The manufacture OF every
product is carefully watched and the
utmost care is exercised TO sec tha'
s conforms rigidly 10 the high stand
ard maintained by the company.
The business of the company is
PRODUCED by local statesmen. known as
wagon men. who have charge of an
exclusive territory, in most instances
comprising an entire county. These
men are carefully chosen for their
financial responsibility and business
ability, and are men of the highest
Integrity in their communities. They
are all men as capable and efficient
as any local merchant In fact, they
ere retail merchants, except that in
stead of maintaining an expensive
store. with costly clerks. high rents
and big overhead charges, they go
directly to the homes of their patrons
and deliver their wares. By laying out
their routes carefully they are able to
visit many homes in a day, and this
enables them to sell on small margins
of profit. yet their net returns are
vastly greater than the average re-
taller. These statesmen are bonded
and the company receives cash for
every bit of its product
In addition to the line of standard
McCrillus products. line Of groceries
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05

visiting his brother. waldo Holmes.
Mrs. 8. ". BagIey OF Jacksonville.
Fla, Is the guest OF Mrs. Moore OF
Fischrupp avenue.
Rev. Benedict Rajcany Of St. Johns
slavak church, has returned from
Joliet where no spent several days.
Mrs. Walter Ginther. assisted by Mrs.
Otto Hamilton, entertained the Mizpah
Bible class Tuesday evening. About
twenty-seven members were in attend
ance.
Mrs Page Owens and children who
were here visiting her mother MIS-.
Felix McElroy. has returned to her
home In Roscommon. Mich.
a Mothers Memorial pipe organ re-
cital viii be given at the Congregation
al church tonight a fine program has
been arranged in which W. p. Tehle Of
Michigan City. will give number of
selections on the new organ. Mr. and
Mrs. William ]. Funkey, .Jr.. OF East
Chicago. and Mrs. George Hannauer of
Hammond. will give several vocal solos.
The members of the Young Ladies'
Bible class of the NJ. L. church enter
tanned the church members and other
friends at a very pleasant reception on
Wednesday night in honor of their pas
tor. Rev. s g. Rogers. whom the con-
ference leaders were kind enough to
return to the Whiting church. Morton
Trout opened the evenings program
with a talk on Welcome TO III Church"
which was responded to by Rev. c. E.
Trueblood of the Congregational church
with a talk on Welcome to Our City"
a number of vocal and instrumental
numbers were also given. Rev. Rogers
was presented with a purse by Mr.. Pate
on behalf of the church. and Mrs. Rog-
ers was presented with a bunch Of
roses. Refreshments were served TO
the $50 persons in attendance.
Floyd Braley of Central avenue. who
is with the national guard and who has
been in training at Winono. Mimi. has
been transferred TO Deming. n. NJ.
Mr and Mrs. Franz of Central ave-
nue.. has returned from a visit 10 Onio.
the formers mother returning with
them.
Mrs. W. B. Warmer has returned to
her home In Remington. Ind, after
visit with Whiting friends.
Miss Annette Buchanan Will enter
tain the Young Ladies' Bible class at
a party at her home in Sheridan avenue,
tonight.
Paramount pictures will be shown at
the Princess Theatre tonight. Fannie
Ward in "A School for Husbands" from
the play by Stanislaus Strange. Also
other pictures. 1o-5-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05

his men will make a good showing.
Huffine. who ran the team from the
quarterback's job in the Marietta game
seems to be a fixture at the position
He puts pep into his work. his main
fault being a little slowness in calling
signals. This. the coach thinks. he can
easily remedy. Captain Hannicker,
tackle is showing up stronger than
ever. while the two Thompson boys, one
at end and the other at center. look
good to clinch their positions. Stone
braker and Bacon. two W. men, who
have made good in both basketball and
football. VIII prove a tower OF strength
on this years eleven. Neal is the only
other old man in the bunch.
There seems to be a possibility that
Lindsay. substitute quarter last year
who was compelled to leave college be-
fore the season closed. will yet be able
to return In case he does. he will
probably get the quarterback place with
ease. Efforts are also being made to
get Walker. halfback last year. to re-
turn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05

An industry founded upon the neces-
saries of life is almost sure of success.
Hard times, money panics or war con-
ditions can affect it but little, as
people must eat to live, preserve their
health in order that they may enjoy
life, and buy the things they must
have Couple this industry up with
an efficient selling plan that brings
the products right to the homes of
the people at prices as low and in
many instances lower than they can
secure elsewhere, and we find com
bination that insures success from
the very start.
The McCrillus company Of Crown
Point. whose new factory building
Is; shown above fills the bill in these
particulars. An analysis of the com
panys plan shows a greater combina-
ton for success than even the pro-
uoters first dreamed of. The company
markets a number of time-tried rem
edies and preparations which have
made the name "McCrillus" a house
old word through southern and cen
t,al Indiana for years.
At first its business was confined
10 the sales of the preparations made
by McCrillus, and for which there
was a steady demand. Soon it be-
came necessary u add other prepare
4 ons and line of stock foods, poultry
foods and preparations in everyday
use by every farmer were added to
the line and additional statesmen Sc
cured. Soon the sales outgrew the
manufacturing capacity. About this
time several Crown Point business
men became interested in the com
pany and when 1t became necessary
- enlarge the producing power of the
Company in order to care for the fast
growing business, the influence of
tie Crown Point investors was great
enough to secure the removal of the
Company's headquarters to Crown
Joint.
With a view to the future, plans
were drawn for a new factory build
Ing and this structure. located on In
lana avenue, Is one OF the most com
plete plants in the country. With
over 5000 feet of floor space con-
tanned on its three floors il is well
lighted, we'll ventilated and sanitary
throughout. The mixing room and
laboratory are located in the base
I1lent, and equipped with every mod
ern appliance for efficient work. The
general Offices and packing and ship
ping rooms are located on the main
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05
LOWELL.

Help to win the war by buying a
Liberty Bond. Uncle Sam will thank
you.
The few candidates that have an
nounced for the different town offices
are creating a little excitement. 1t
bids fair for a spirited race.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hale Of Gary. are
visiting relatives and friends in Low
ell for a few days.
The following young men left Low
ell yesterday for the training camp:
Ernest Jones. Shelby; Harry Meyer.
West Creek: Huron Nichols, Thomas
Seramir. Lowell Alva Searle Of
Schneider. has been selected as an al
ternate in case any Of the above named
boys fail to pass the examination. The
best wishes of the community go with
them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05
Whiting
And Its
People

Buy a 5000 E1DSrry BOND. Bank oa
Whiting, open 3 g. n. to 9 .. N. S-3I
Never before have we shown such
remarkable collection. OF Fall Mil
linery. Stunning Hats in variety Of
exclusive modes. becoming to types
most diverse. at prices extremely rea
sonable. We take for granted you're
from Missouri. We are going to ask
the opportunity to show you on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Oct
4th, 5th and 9Th. Freers. SCI 18th
st. Whiting. 1888
WANTED TO RENT-2-4 rooms furn-
ished or unfurnished. by young couple.
Address. Zimmerman. 1927 n. Western
ave. Chicago. lO-4-3
Uric Moore OF Fischrupp avenue. has
returned from his vacation. which he
spent at Spencerville and Van Vert,
Ohio.
Clinton Holmes OF Michigan, is here
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avenue. was hostess to the members of
the Marquette club at her home We'd
nesday afternoon. Several games of
pedro were played and prizes were won
by Mesdames John BlauI Jr.. Herman
Theissen and Arthur Stress. A dainty
luncheon was served at the close or the
games.
Mrs. schmikel Of Chicago. was the
guest of Mrs. schade and Mrs Fritz
the forepart OF the week
The Ladies' Bible class will hold a
meeting at the church Saturday even
ing. Election of officers will be held
and all members are requested to be
present.
Mrs. Robert Leason of Roberts ave-
nue.. visited in Hammond yesterday
Mrs. Emken and children of Indiana
boulevard. were the guests of her sis
ter. Mrs. Carrette Of Indiana Harbor
Wednesday.
The members OF the Ladies' Bible
class held g very pleasant meeting We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs
Henry Wis of Myrtle avenue The meet
ing was well attended. After the bust
ness session a social hour was enjoyed
during which a dainty luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Larson and Mrs William Balm
Of East Side. visited Mrs. Albert
Schaefer OF Cleveland avenue. yester-
day
Mrs. Joseph Keanan Of Roberts ave-
nue., spent Wednesday in Woodlawn
visiting Mrs. Keanan. Sr.
Mrs. William Aldie Of Amy avenue,
visited Mrs. Howard Of East Chica 60.
yesterday.
o. s. Sandberg of Chicago. was
Robertsdale business visitor ednesday
Mrs. John Eek Of Indiana boulevard,
was the guest of friends in Chicago.
yesterday.
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DON'T Be BILIOUS
HEADACHY, SICK
Or CONSTIPlTED
life! Liven your liver
and bowels tonight and
feel great.
Wake up with head clear,
stomach sweet, breath
right, cold gone.

Take one or two Cascarets tonight
and enjoy the incest. gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up feeling grand, your head will
be clear. your tongue clean, breath
sweet. stomach regulated and your liver
and thirty feet of bowels active. Get
box at any drug store now and get
Strengthened up by morning. Stop the
headache. biliousness. bad colds and bad
days. Feel fit and ready for work or
play Cascarets do not grippe. sicken or
inconvenience you the next day like
salts. pills or calomel. They're fine!
Mothers should give a whole Cascaret
anytime 30 cross. sick. bilious or fever
ish children because it will act thor
oughly and can not injure.-Adv.