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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-04
This week
cheap

An old factory is bringing out two new models.
10 make them quickly known, these special prices for
this week.
Woonsocket brand
no 81, reg So $500 no s1s, reg. $3.50 $$425
no 321. reg. $535- $40 no 32s, reg. $685. $3.50
no 328E reg, So $475 no 329, reg. Sc 251$5
mo s1sB reg. $7.35-$6
Household brand
no 151B, reg. $6.15--$4 no Isl, reg. $390-$3 u
no ISL, reg $3.50 1925 no 141, reg $475-S35o
no 14O, reg. 100 $325
These wringers have desirable features that
make them efficient and easy to usereversibe boards
wheel clamps guaranteed rubber rolls plain ball bear
ings, spiral springs
Thy well worth regular price-but maker is will
ing to pay something to win quick introduction! III
our
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-04

DIED.

this city. June 8. 1917,
Patrick, son of Ellen and the late
Thomas Hurley, aged "a years.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, 104
East Main street, on Tuesday, June
8, at $40 B. m. and from st. Mary's
church at 9 g. m. e
Interment xSt Afichaeps ceme-
terry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-04

HOUSES FOR SALE,-North End
New two family house. Improves
ments. Price $4.450. Cash $3.50
Nets SO per dent. State Realty Co
925sMain st.
u 29 stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-04

FOR SALE-Nine room residence on
Fairfield Ave. seven room cottage
on Olive street; six room cottage
on Arson street; eight room house
with garage on Seaview Ave. D. r.
Whitney, SO Fairfield Ave.
d ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-04

rrner Want Ads. One Cent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-04

4 Farmer Want Ads. 1c 2
kword.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-04

FOR SALE-Fifteen room house OF
Main street, Long Hill. An excel
lent place for boarders. d. R. Wk.t
ney, s3 Fairfield Ave.
D. 80
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|terss. llngefdbr 70 mag sinff Sfan.
finapien unO bas norbIihs europe
eusseieben bnben; elm dbnli9es Gis'
ifiIb' bat audi bic gupen BON bsi
Wlitielmeertiiiie bis 5us Donnu be.
fsdt. Die 1000 egtsdGer pnierer
Sohdlpea iinb nur fpiusise lieberreits
jones 5siltroleuropGiifen ~Snlanos
Giles. Die Gisberge beg poinrnlses
res crreiden cine eritolnlid)e @rOBe;
iinb bod iolr5e bon 100 Wleter !5Dbe
beobaftet iporoen, nobel nidt 81 pers
aeien 1T, baB Der untsrsetau&is
She'll etlpn nfunrnnl er6ber 1T nls Der
iittbaye; bic Moffe foun 20 MiIlios
nsn aubitmtter betroeen. Benn iols
DIE gistploHe in earBen Shanren bas
nrme Stiff eiiireiien, mag ielbit
BEN beberStriten Gesfdbrsr bic Gnsit
onfomnen. e3enlGB ihrer @bItommiiitg
ppn @letihein fiibren nranhe Giss
berge 5eIsbliide NIT, bic befrn abs
ftmelSen ouF ben Meeresgrunb iitien
i!nb bapur9 ben Meeresablugerangen
(auIf, Son) elm eisentbiinllides @es
prGae sehsn, tporauf mir ipdter nod
au fbreben fpmmen fperbsn.
Wait ben Gisbereen 1T nidt gu
perips1feln bos SnlSpafereis, tpas
d,es bur9 9efrisren oes Wesres ents
ftebt. SasIeIbe bilbet Sufelu bon
siemlid ebener gtfanfferbeit. Dur9
@eseiten unb Str1muu9en, bduptfd9s
li1 aber nuh bur6 MntO unO Sturn
iperben bieielben iebot gu eiriem srdas
fiasn Gbaos iibereinoHbsr geftsohen.
70 bab Il: GispGIle pon 6, 8, 10 Wtes
ter S0be bilben. Sugfpiiden finb
brett. SpoIisn, bic id oit pl0bli4 iiis
nerboIb peniger @eturbsn biloen.
Gubur9 ipirb bos 9ororir9tn oiIf
hem sefrorensu gisHser 10 ungebeutr
eri9pert.
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Nns er.tutipsapnlmitte.

- Sos gretutipsapmmittee b,r
Commercial &c SnbuItrial NFociaticn
irifft ARRANGEMENTS, am .nd6ten
Samita9 $50 Sotbdien pon Butter
Gountp pom Camp Sbsrman nab 9a.
milton gu briugen.
= Die WlitgIiebsr Der Iutberiidn
sSmmanuels Gemeinbe iperben AM
ne6ftsn Sonntas Der 400iGbrigsn
Subtlfeitr Der Reformation in gins
einnati beitpcbnen.
Sn Der Raft pom Sonntag
tpurbs 5rau Caroline @berle IN i6rsm
Seim, Rp. 120 @orfisIo gipenle, I'M
altsr pon 80 Sabren BON 9obs ub,
serufen. 2luber ibrem ibr i'm Isbisn
Sabre ongefr1uten Satin, Sesrn
au6fpis 8. eberls. binterldbt re ire
httagte Muttsr nno brei Brii6sr. 8as
ysgrdbnib finbet morsn 5la9mittas
I'm 2 llbr pom 9rauerbauis unb nah
einer aeiderfeier BON Der Iut1eriihen
9ionstir9s aus- tim grsentpoob Griebs
bOf fiait-
DIR am Sonfae tn ieinem
6sim an Siib 6 Strdbt sefpr6,ns
@iuiam 3. ggoIf tpirb hsuis Ha&nit,
tag I'm 2 ii4s bon bss Iusbs<H4sa
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Gins,noe @aISer.

gDer bate ni&t idon siuen wien'
i@en iinaen b0ren2 llnO -psr hitts
nod ME gogelsdang Be96rt. ia.
ielbit Steine ipirb man l.4pu babru
iinssn (ni4t rebeW b0ren nr ge!s'
genbeit bate, bic bey.lbmten wiem'
nOnsiGlIen bel Gi5eh gu bein4en.
Sab es ober au4 riHgeabe AdIbsrA
eibt, biirfte pieIen unbdanni fem.
Der betaurte 2lfritd Neiienbs
S6peinfurtb bat bic Usuiit Der sper'
Sauberten @SG.be1 fm S9illutlanbs'
seiaiIbsrt. Sn biefen g1dIoern / ddsii
bic sSl0tsnafajie, bersn eIfsubeinipeibs
9prnen bur4 bic Stl!i9teIt Don Jn'
ieten an Der 8aiis Su ruuoeu, peis
ZEN 9laien pon MalEubgrobe aasges
bs1nt iperben, poroas bic SnietteR
bel bem ausi9liipfen ireisrunDs aO'
der in ben bartsn S.aienipanbungsl
suriitlahen. gluf bieisH 206trn bldit
bann Der MinO ieius 5l0tsnitiide,
pGbrenb bic boblsn .Guseln ala RsIos
nayb6ben bisnsn. G4peinfurtb be-
bauptet, in foI9sm l9albs roas 6lO'
ten unb Pfeiien tou iauIeno Stinls
men esbDrt gu babeH. er bat iPd.er
bieien pFeifenbaum I'm sIurt non
gsbetieb BEL aairO aug.pflan5t, 10
bab man ben 3auberipaID jest te'
quem auf Der erOBeu SouriitsHiirsbe
na@ bem SrieBt beiu4en i1nn ... Il.
gs eibt iibrisens AUDI IN europa
uIinsenbe SbdIer", in beren oas 5SIen
bon SiibpsiipinOeu beroOrSsbra4t
nirb, bic burd sins engs S4lu6t sss
prebt, ii5 in bas peiter. aaiieissnOs
Sbal ersieBen. Gdrus Stsrns nsnnt
g. q. bas iingenbe 5bal bon 5hrcn.
eden i'm RbeinlunDe unb bas 9eIGnt
an Der 3oralps in ben itsiriIdstdrnis
nsriiden Qlpen unb bebt berpOr, boB
Der Semperaturuntef9ifb 5pii9en
SbaI unb S6e biebsi zine Rols
ipielt, bern lpeHn Der Siippeii!DIno
allein ssnasis, bag s6nen berDOr5us
Saubern, piirbs basielbe tpobI Dfter
bernommen iperbeH. GbenIc BAT man
@eians in Der 15insalsbJbls Don
Staffa feItgsiteqt. llsbf 5le sisens
ortiss Muiit Der DaiierIdile bemerti
Sterne: rWenn man orn llfer eiaes
rauidsnbsn g9aFers Elm aieb in ems
berer Spnart ols GsSur 5uitugsn
rerfudt, 10 eHtitebsn jebr bdBIi9e
9iiiononSen Siuif9eu BEN Seiause
bes Menf9en unb btm bss WdhsrE.
70 bab Riemdnb am rauf9erbeu Dai,
Ter unbeipubt unbers ols IN bieier
Sonart gu iingsn periunen nirr.
lleber bic MuIit Der WafsrfdIe hat
Der betonnie p6pTiter 5Dnb1l isitges
felt, bab pier bic S5ne bisl tpsniesr
burd bus 9lufi6Iagsn Der itiirSenpsn
ais our6 bus 3srpIats
gen Der sabIIcisn nit suTemmsngss
briidter 2uft gefiillten glds9en lers
poreebraht perbsn, bic fi9 in Ibnsnsr
aufeinanberfoIss gu tbeilweiie Hiuittas
Iiihen S6nsn oneinanbsrrsipsn.
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Giaarrsn.

2ebo elm aonart peraTifaltsn. Mes
bame anitd Rio Don Rem yprl miro
aIs Soiiiiin mitipirfen.
- Serr 9snrp Stedenritsr an Rcrb
Siebente Strabs erbielt bic Ro6ac5t,
bab iein Spbn Grdni, ipel4et in elmer
aOblensrube nobs pittsburg drbei.ete,
am Gonntas Morgen BEL Ssr aIbeIt
on grubsngos eritidte 2luber ieinsn
Gltern ipirb berTslbe iiberlebt ron fsls
ner Satin, einem ainbe unb b.si
S9tpsiiern. Die Yssrbisuns finott
morsen gOrmittos pom Seim Der cls
tern bes Wsritorbsnsn aus unttr Der
2eitina BON paitor gOlr6rsdt III
GrtsutpOOb Jritbbof iiati.
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@eine GrfIdruna.

Serr sSones bat einen 5rainb Sirn
giien eingelaoen uno tuia ibm einebc.
IoiIoere ebre erpeiien, inoem er ibn
bag 9rnnhiren oes Siihnes iiberiabt.
Der @ait nlnflt iid1 an Die arbeit,
dber bas SIbn 1T 70 51b, oab Is allen
Gngriffen tpiberitcbt. iino i'm Sdlipei.
Be ieiIles slngeiidts gibt Der Gaft
idIiebIidD Die miibeboIle slrteit ais
sdrsli6 aisiihtsIos aiif.
rN2eiu lieber Serr sSones, ipas III
bos eigertih fin ein Subn21
.@enmi fam Id ons niff fngptL
abr ih beruuitbe, baB es mls eiiIein
borfpefoftelesl 81 nisgebxitc
hzubeA
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@aniifDm.

Infer ggspt in SnniItpa 1T Serr
Gbnarb grud, 449 Shb 6iinfte Ctr.
gea Sci. 476.R. Spme glons
t631.N.
= Der 9efammtbetrds Der 3sid.
nungen auf bic 5rsibsiiss2InIet6s in
Butler Gpuntp belief ii4 ailf $2,S31, :
450.
9srr 5rsbsrid @risp 1T i'm Utter
BON 72 Sabren i'm Seim ieinss Sr6.
nes. 5ermann Griep in 30. 1102 Sac
milton aDenus, esitorbsn. Gr mar
in 9eutfdldnO se6oren iurD Dor 35
Jabren mad amsrita getonmeu. Gis
lleberIsbtnbeu iinb feline Mittipe, pisr
Rinbsr, bier Gnteltinbr unb sfpsi
9riiber. 9is 8esrbiguns fmsst mrrs
gen Ra9mittds I'm 2 ll5r tn Gr.sa,
'poos erisSSof ftasi.
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Nenralgie-slbnltrjell
periduinDtll ldneI,
Sanoerte fimbcn, bai Sloan's
SiHiment lire SdJmer'
sen linoert.

Ole burdbobrenbeu. reibrnoen S6nier5en bon
EenraIcie uno Scintica iperben fhnen beboben
bel Der berubiaenoen dnbereu gnlpsnonua bon
Glonn's eiuiuleHt.
Gs berubipt bic gerben, boSAiet brs euutpie
csetiibi, inb burh Iciue touii&e Birfune nl'
bic Werren uno bdbs Bsrsfelaeipebe aiebt Cd to'
iortiae grlei6ternng.
eLodn's Eminent III rsinIiher uno Ieitter
on5lhpeHoeH nls fbmierige RfIaiter uHb Sal'
ben uno Ssritupit Mot bic goren.
eriHeen sic es nur baraui, es brinet bird.
Gs totet ben Sd1ner6. Gs ipjro che bon Rbeif'
Matismirs, @airnIeie. Sciatica, ttetfem 1eIrld'
3abninuers etc befreien
gei Beritau6uneen 9ebnunser, abfHhrfHl'
gen, brauneH uno blnuen SIe6e1. perulinoeri
es fdneu ben S6mers.
es 1T In Der 3bat ber Sreino oer saiisen
s5amiIie.
SIaidben outer 0rSbe aberau Bel apptbeiern.
2bc SOC 81 90
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@rHubsissnttums.S .SgpOthsieu.
Rea eingstraesm

Neu HSeIIu u.
gDiaium 8. G,eiit an u. 5. GeiIt,
$500.
Gsnrp 6. gprfbarbt an Grant g.
.Snffner, $788.75.
Simon anbrone an II. Warb 3.
Ii. 6. Co., $500.
9sppolbins 8rudmenr an eblpdro
@nblaHb, $166.75.
Dlarsaret S4lesel an Sabie
S6lsseI, 500.
9sopolbina grudmeier an Gopuro
Mnoldnb, $166.75.
9loa o. NlilIsr an proDibent Cans
irgs y. u. =. Co., $1,000.
! Clarence ". Stauffer on Cartilage
G. II. 6. u. Co., $4,000.
UaDme 4rmitrong an Republic 6
II. 3. Co., $500.
Glisabefb Otpen on golIes. Sia
progrefTipe 9. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Belle y. 9ollopap an GitiSens y.
II. g. Co.. $500.
| Wld6eline Wehnge on Jnloldp y. Il.
g. 60. so. 3, $500.
Dpntnid 5arro an Gloria 6. II.
9. Co., $1,000.
Gmilie 6erttuig on bo., $500.
Sberefd 8ertram an 9eetman Ctr.
g. u.-2. Co., 5000.
Caroline W HogeITona an Diners
q. Cooper, 800.
Ora W. 9otpion on RcHpareil ..
q. Co., $2500.
6arrp g. Rolf on Gittseus 3. U.
so. 2, $2500.
GetiIgte Sppotbeten.
Mofbias @tRgler an Rortbpeitern
9. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
sNffR 6. periins an Soutbern
Ohio 6. u. z. Co., $1,000.
g5ictpr 80. Mnbres an bo., $500.
eleanor gfi9 an Rpers q. Cooper,
$3.50.
2lbba O. WilIer an grrpibent SaD<
iIas .. II. 6. Co.. $500.
scbn Sarisn an Z. Marb 8. u. 3.
Co., $1,000.
DOminid JorrO an gloria 8. II. ..
GO, $270o.
@erona 6enqeboib an 2ion go. /
'g. II. .. Co., $1,000.
So6n 3. gibeapap an enterpriIs
'g. u. 6. u. Co., $1,000.
scbn Derridfon on bo., $1,000.
Qeono Millinr1s an bo., $3.50, {.
Qlsrabnm @iaiams on DO, S3250.
glmaIa SO. 'ylolpsrs an DO, s40O.
Gbas. SO. SDffmaH OIL bo., $4,000.
Gbpurb g. Wtinnts 1n.bo., S2400.
sSreb aofiner an bo.. $500.
gbtpnro gfOtb al Dome q. u. g.
Co.. $3700.
gflbert 8. gur9 an Gnterprife Q.
II. g. u. Co., $2500.
Carrie ~. @sttisr an fo., $1,000.
6orrn g. Snnbltb an bp., $1,000.
gioie q. 5bornsa an Si. Bernard
2. u. 9. u. 60, $4,000.
!, Scbn Cooper an German 9. 9. Il.
G. Co., 5000.
gbos. gridssttO on @mboms Q. u.
8. e., $4,000.
g6rf 6ol Biba. 60. on Gptcmore
9. II. g. Co., 5000.
Glisobstb GtanIsp on Delta 6. y.
Co., $1400.
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seSn Der iifoli6sn talten 3one unb
ebenfo an boben gaorben, mifSpisbers
gen, Ropoia SemIjn, Defenders aber
IN 9r6nfunb, eritreden fi1 bic 9lets
iter iiber bas eo5s 2anb, Shdlsr
unb mdBia bObe gerge nit .ibrem fri,
ftaaenen MunteI gIei3mdbig iibers
bsdeub unb ibre Gnben no6 auf BEN
Meetesboben DOri9ieberto. 6ier bres
den riefigs Sdollen a6 unb idptms
men nIs GisfeIber fort.
Do bngegsn Elm bergicer lIferranb
|bns gorbringen bes Gifes binbert
unb IeBteres fi6 bur6 ern5elne aiden
hinburd5ndnesn mub, bd entiteben
eepdltise gIeti6erbriide, r@IstT6ers
fcstaben". gistriimmer BON toipTus
lem llmfnr9 un6 fofrberbarsr Geitalt
ftiirsen nit beiGubenbem get0ie ben
iteiler 5buIpeg ing Wte:r bina6. Die
@letf9er rfalben". pie bic pplarfobs
rer foeen. Die r9dTber" iperben als
Gisberge BON Wtnben unb Wleeress
iirOmungen big melt in bic @efDdfIer
het semdbigten Gone binoussetrieben
nnb bdbur9 Der S9iffd9rt sefdbrs
lid; 10 gum 9eifpiel i'm MlantifGen
O8eon atuiften europa unb Rorbs
nmerita. lleber @r0nlarrb liegt bos
Gig ipie Elm gfieienfdafb IN elmer
Md6tigfeit pOn 1000 Meter unb
f6idt mad allen Geiten feline ,4uss
taufeIetIGer1, bic Grseuser bn Gis.
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gereins. .anseiscn.
On. Wiattllins (iiemeinhe.
Gdt qibertl nnb 0lm eiraI

Gds aiberfH Hnb 6im efrats.
Ten @tipiiehern sur aenHtTfiB hnb unfer
Raitpr @eritdm ftauftsishnlber feline Aeiie'
nation eiHrsidie Sn bitieT iSrdae iinbet Hdc,
fieH Sonniag. ben {. November, FindMiiiaas
9 tibr. cine Deneroiberinmnnna iiait 9ebes
WAiallsb bai aiIrpefeHo Ss ieil. BrnuensHereH
oeriGmmeIi 10 Gia EeHnetfiaa aa4miitag.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-29
TO RUNDOWN WOMEN
Detroit Woman Tells How to Re-
gain Strength.

Detroit. Mich-"I was in such a run
down condition had no ambition to do
anything. had a chronic cough ana
cold and nothing seemed to give me any
relief. and was gradually getting
worse. until a friend advised me to try
vinol. which did. After the first day
OF two it seemed to put new life into
me, the tired worn-out feeling began to
disappear, l ~regained my appetite ana
was able TO get a good nights rest.
The cough gradually wore away. and 1
am now feeling like myself again. so
that I can do all my housework and 20
about my duties as usual. Vinol is
certainly a wonderful medicine. Mrs.
w. L. Waters. Detroit. Mich.
Ninol restores health and strength in
conditions like this, because in a nat
ural manner it increases the appetite.
tones UP the digestive organs. enriches
the blood and strengthens every organ
in the body.
We guarantee that Vinol will do the
same for any rundown person in Ham
mond. or give back their money. Josepb
w. Weis. Druggist; L. Harry weis. and
Norris Phcy, Hammond. Also at the
leading Drug Store in all Indiana towns.
ADV.
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NEDJL NOT
TO COMMISSION


than one material when advertising for
bids" He replied it did not.
Representative Duffy then spoke n
said that he believed it would be bad
policy to ask bids on more than one
material. because he believes it is dis
graceful the way material men bother
the people and officers with petitions
in order that this or that material be
specified. then asked Air. Duffy which
Of the two evils is the greater, giving
one material concern a corner on all
road construction in the state, or boing
bothered with petitions. Mr.. Duffy dia
rot reply. Right here J might mertio1
the fact that two or three men have
been going over this state advocating
a highway commission for the past
eighteen months. and it still remains a
question as TO who has been paying their
expenses and salaries / have q sight
20 suspect that it might be some n.a-
terial combine. Tha alone. l believe.
should exonerate me from having any
against the highway bill.
Question Nc. 3. Mr.. ~Pennybacker,
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A&EEftAttN&4 AE' &82G EAA&Hf
leader Of the party and Fleming had
his own aspirations. Up TO now. how
ever, Taggart has succeeded in holding
on to the reins OF The donkey but Fleru-
ing has at last wrested them from him.
And while the Democratic party was
under the control Of the liquor interests
under TaEgart's leadership. It was not
half as wet then as it is now. Fleming
is perhaps the largest brewer in the
state. and this fact, combined with his
party leadership. is regarded as binding
the Democratic party more firmly than
ever to the liquor business
Representative Joseph NJ. Cravens.
Democratic floor leader in the House.
charged in a sensational speech in the
house the other day that Fleming had
laid Taggart on a shelf by helping to
defeat him for United States senator
last fall. Representative Dick Vesey.
Republican. of Fort Wayne. said a few
days ago that Fleming. a Democrat,
helped TO elect him, a Republican. by
working against the Democrat who was
running against him
Many Democrats have Sought TO held
Fleming responsible for the fact that
Allen county. ordinarily a strong
Democratic county. was carried by the
Republicans last fall. All of these
things are now taken into consideration
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here in the talk about how Fleming
downcd Taegart ana snatched the lead
ership of the Indiana Democracy from
him Taggart was beaten at the cleo
tion. and his is pointed out by the
Fleming people 10 show that Taggart no
longers holds his following or his
leadership of the party.
It is also being talked around here
that Fleming is to be the real power
in the distribution Of federal Offices in
Indiana. and this has further served to
place him at the head of the party as
its state leader. Those who mention
this subject call attention TO the news
from Washington q few days ago to
the effect that Vice President Marshall
would be the dispenser of Indiana pa
tronage to Democrats during the com
ing four years of the Wilson admins
|tration. They say that Marshall and
Fleming are close friends. and that +.
o.. Hoffman. of Fort Wayne. who also
is close to Fleming and Marshall. is
Democratic national committeeman
from Indiana. Thus the lineup be
comes complete. they say. and makes it
plain that Fleming will be the real
works"
This, Of course. adds to his prestige
as the party leader in the state. because
there are many Democrats in Indiana
who want federal Jobs. and if Taggart
cannot furnish them they will turn 10
the man that can.
Cf course, Taggart has not lost all Of
his frienas-rot by any means. He sim
has a following that would die for him.
And this element is not admitting that
Fleming has succeeded him as leader.
But Fleming has been here for several
weeks as the head Of the big brewery
lobby that is seeking to defeat prohihi-
tion. and he and his li|eutenants have
been extremely busy in the effort % line
up the Democratic legislators in sup-
of the liquor forces. Targart has
not appeared here during the legislative
session. and as far as is known. he is
not taking any part in the liquor fight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-29
The MaCh5n9 cry
of the Body.
CBy DR.. I. W. sHORT)

The body is a highly organized ma
chine of complicated parts in which the
liver and the kidneys work for the COM
mon good. Damage to either one Of
these organs interferes with man as d
motor mechanism. The automobile ex-
pert knows how important it is that the
~carburetor does not get too much fuel.
along with sufficient air to burn or OK
plode the gas. Too much fuel in mans
machine. such as eating too much meat.
or alcohol or tea. and the liver can
not turn aover." nervous overwork and
lack of exercise in outdoor air bring
constipation and bad health. Eat less
meat. plenty of vegetables. and with air
and good exrcise you need little else. If
the liver needs rousing-and most OF us
need this once a week-take a safe veg
etable extract of the leaves of aloe.
May-appIe. root Of jalap made into a
tiny sugar-coated pill. and sold by al
most every druggist as DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pelets-hrst put up nearly
nifty years ago.
Most people die eventually Of an
over-acid condition. If the blood can be
rendered more alkaline, the longer we
live. With regular hours. plenty of
water between meals, sensible coarse
food and a chance TO get the poisons
out of the system. a man Will live to
he a hundred. But. unfortunately. our
highly nervous way ofliving brings in
creased storage of uric acid in the body.
This acts as a poison. and we suffer
from lumbago. aches or pains. rheunfa-
Tins, govt
Get rid of this uric acid poison by
taking a harmless medicine called An
uric. which throws out the acid by
stimulating the kidneys. Drink a pint
of hot water before meals and take
Anuric double ~strength). three or four
times a day. Anuric can be obtained at
almost any drug store.-Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-29
AT DELUXE

Clara Kimball Young in The Fool
ish Virgin is at Deluxe theatre to-
day and tomorrow. The actress IS one
of the most popular ia the movie world
and the title of the picture alone VIII
excite comment and curiosity.
Tie Paramount program presents am
adoption from the popular musical
comedy Of seasons ago. The Heir to
the Hoorah.' Wednesday. and Thurs
day the house Will show Theda Bara
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-29

An interesting social event of last
Saturday was the dinner dance at which
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilbert Paxton
entertained at the Hammond Country
club complimentary to Miss Hedwig
Thum and Herbert Paxton. The dinner
was served in the ballroom which was
candle lighted and where a cheerful
fire burned in the fire place. The tables
we're arranged around the room and he
tween the courses and following the
dinner the guests danced. Pierce's or
chestra played an attractive dance pro-
gram. There were thirteen tables and
there were covers for four at each table.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-29
DON'T EXPERIMENT WITH CA1ARaH.
It OFTEN LEADS I'll DREAD CONSUMPTION

more aggravated and .~zity roa 1-t
down into the lungs. and evers .
recognizes the alarming condition hat
results when the lungs are adec.ed.
Thus Catarrh may be the f"orerunner o.
that most dreaded and hopeless OF ali
diseases. consumption.
No local treatment affords r~er~oene.
relief Experience has taught shat 5 +
S. is the n remedy WHICH attacks th-
disease at its source, the blood. and
produces satisfactory results IN even
the worst cases. Catarrh sufferers ar.
urged TO give s. S. ). a thorough -La
It is sold by ali druggists. Tou are
invited To write to the r1cdiral IDo7-.
ment for expert advice as ID hor
treat your own case. Address swir,
Specific Co. 81 Swift Laboratorv. a
Ianta. Ga=Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-29
MRS. ALpRrCH A HosrEss.

The Saturday Night Club was enter
tanned very delightfully."- by Mrs. Fred
Aldrich at her home. 446 Truman ave
nue.. Pedro was played during the
evening and at the conclusion Of the
games the hostess served a two course
luncheon. Mrs. J. II. Ludolph and A. y.
Hutson won h first honors in the
games and the consolation prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Hutson and $. E.
Swain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-29
Mss KNOTS A HOSTESS.

Miss Dollie Knots invited guests for
four tables or cards Saturday evening
at her home in Muenich Court. Five
hundred was played and high scores in
the games were made by Mrs. George
Wall and Miss Elizabeth Webber. Fol
lowing the games a p~rettily appointed
two course luncheon was served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-29

The Hammond Municipal Choral So
ciety will hold its regular rehearsal at
the Central school this evening at 7.4S
o'clock
Circle No. ; will be entertained by
Mrs. oscar Sheffield on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. c. w .DeLong of Bauer street
win be hostess Wednesday afternoon to
the &. I. A. Embroidery Club
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Paurs
Lutheran church has postponed its
meeting hich was announced for
Thursday of this week,