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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katharine Howard, 45Is orcots ave-,
Phone 2s3, will be pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising fO-
The Times
Mrs. A. l.. Winters. chIropractor. has
moved TO the new Hotel inland. \. =
cor Block and Waiting St Hours
l. 80 TO D. m. daily. Also Monday
Thursday and Saturday evenings from
$50 TO $40. ll-1-z
Very special tonight at Columbia
Theatcr VIM. Fox presents that most
harmins actress. Virginia Pearson. in
sister Against Sister" a very interest
ing pboto-play; also p two-reeI Fox
Elm comedy featuring Hank Mann in :
toaring comedy. Don't miss the pro-
gram-Adv
The real dance ot dances fs to De
staged nv Twin City Council No. 17oo,
knights Of Columbus. aud their many
friends in the Masonic Temple a East
chicago. the evening os November 22
Every effort essential 70 success has
been made. and every feature OF eN-
ceIlence has been worked out to the
fullest satisfaction of tAe most faH-
tidious mind When we say tie music
is 20 be by Stsrlinxs orchestra. the
hsrmouy-loViug public knows that fur
Their talk is waste Of words and eff
fort. for only what is best viii that
Organization dignity. and only when
the last touch Of master technique
has been acquired viii they give their
work to the public. A wealth of palms,
ferns and flowers shall pay tribute to
the grace and beauty Of the ladies
present and every charm OF Autumn
shall be woven into the scenery to give
transccnding splendor and luli the for
tunate present into the belief that
they may bo back century, revealing
y the enchanting haunts OF Irving
SLEEPY Hollow"
our countrys Gag shall dignity and
make sacred the scene. as well as re-
mind us OF our honorod boys who shall
soon GO over the top carrying old
Glory" into the hearts or millions yet
unborn. and give mankind land and
home in which he may live and pros
per where his father died in chains.
All the proceeds go 10 the boys at the
front. Come and dance q comfort into
some bero's heart. Add another star
to YOUR couutrys glory. aud proudly
bless the land that gave you birth and
opportunity. Our hearts and hands
are out TO you Come. Well meet You
at the dance Twin City Council No
1900.
The Mems club OF the Consresa tionai
church viii hold a meeting this even
ma an the church parlors Mr. z. \.
canine. superintendent ~ schools
VIII be the speaker or the evening A
basket lunch VIII be served a $50
. n This meeting VIII be open to ell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
DICKSON GETS
A MESSAGE

General Secretary A. r. Dickson Of
the Gsrv Y NJ g. A. Who is district
manager Of the Army and NAVY Y. NJ
g. A campaign, this morning recei ved
the following telegram from John T.
Mott. general secretary Or the intsrna-
tionaI conmitte CT the Young Men
Christian Association and head OF The
executive committee ~ the national
wa work council OF the Y. NJ. C. A.
As we co5re To the home stretca
tris most remarkable cs.lpa gn WISH
On behalf or the executive committee or
the National War Work Council TO eN-
press TO you and al of the workers ia
your held our profound appreciation Of
1.-THE really patriotic service rendered
and hearty congratulations on the not
able results already achieved.
when we go over the top ard tho
record is sent throughout the world. ~
VIII DO more than any other thing 10
quicken the spirit Of grateful patriot
ism in our own land. to assure the men
who represent MS in the camps AZ home
and IN the camps trenches and war-
ships overseas that We are absolutely
behind and with them, to hearten our
allies. France. Russia italy. Belgium
and Britain. and to cheer the six mil
lion lonely prisoners.
Let Us put forth a united and su-
preme effort right up to the last hour.
not only t. reach the goal but also 10
sweep $ far beyond il a. poss BILE Let
me point out that Developments since
our budget was adopted make 1T abso-
lutely essential that we have a far
larger SUM available"
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SHE HAD FOOD GARD IN WINDOW
AND JUICY Steaks FOR DINNER
Her to Do Without Meat When She Had Company,
But the Conservationst Talked Very Plainly.

SAID tha conYeraattonalut to lhc con-
ser,ationisr aror,tnr- her. e,,sv IN, tbe
"s9R t't@ s." 'ite Ne@- NA@i"
onee the useless back fence stood
Il hung ore or those cute ut.le VIM
dow cards iu my parlor window today
do thnk looks So nice ana patriotic
/ am sure that I'm lust sase oceans 81
food just because that red. white and
hime card is there and whence er . look
al II 1 thlnk about nice NIr Hoover ana
all tbet hc IS dong for his country
fIayo ,eu aoy idea What utce MT
Hoover wants to yoa ~ savee eat iu
the conscrva tomst hauEbaN. as She
proceeded to rake r6s IeaVes over the
yeeetabie he'd
Have va guess signed one III mis-
utle cards. saving would 20 rny bit
90 preserve was .r ronser,e--or re-
seree-anyhov NOT 10 eat So iauca. and
OF course wo caur cat as mucn al we
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets.
the substitute for calonei.
Dr.. Edwards, practicing physician fof
IL years and calonei's oid-time enemy.
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic cen
stipaEton and torpid livers.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets 60 not
contain calOalel, but q healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping Is the skeynote' Of these
little sugar-Coatcd, oiive-colorei tablets.
They cause Tire bowels and liver to act
normally. Iaey never force them to
UEn1tursl action.
X yoI have 'dar- brown mouth now
and then bad breath - dull, tired
seeli1g-sick headache-torpid liver and
are constiDated, you'll ind quick. sure ard
only pleasant results from one or two lit
fle II. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every NIGHT
just 20 keep right. Try them. lOc and
25c per box All druggists
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other sweets. no heat. simply have to
freeze all the time As 70 the length
Of Che war Air. Gavlt said no one knew.
but also said that Germany in the last
three weeks has taken more prisoners
thau she did the whole year put TO-
sether. she mss taken more territory in
The last month than the three years
prior 10 that time. but enc thing IS
sure. she can't keep it long and when
next springs lighting begins she VIII
lose her hold on Belgium.
The purpose of the Y. N. . A. move
ment was not for the purpose Of giving
the boys a good tihe. but 10 build huts
in convenient places have q few books.
and warm Ere Il possible SO that dur
ing oh-dutv the boys would have a
place TO go 10 pass a CHEEKY word on 10
a comrade Not place for a good time
or 20 loaf.
To say Mr. Gavit's speech was inter
esting is putting it mildly. for his en-
thusiasm. his manner in delivering his
words were splendid. and insulled in
the hearts of his hearers the same en-
thusiosn and left no doubt iii any
body's mind that his experiences and
the terribleness Of this war cannot be
over-e0aggerated-
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than / ever was and recommend your
remedies to al my friends. Mrs. LENA
WYNN, 281z z. o Street, Richmond, Va
While Change of Life is most crit
ical period of wornan's existence. tho
annoying symptoms which accompany
it may be controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use of Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Such warning symptoms are sense
of suffocation, hot flashes. headaches.
backaches, dread of impending evil,
timidity. sounds in the ears. pAlpitation
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation. variable Sp-
petite. weaLr 50 an3 'R~-7-@-~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
THREE MORE
SEEK DIVORCE

Divorce csses filed in Gary Superior
court are as follows:
Cervis r JEFFREY vs.. Coleana Jeffrey
Davis and Starr.
Alfred Florios vs.. Anna F1orios CH
P. Snaravsky).
Helen Rau vs.. Charles Rau (Josepb
II. Rapierl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
PARK BOARD LOOKS
OVER BEACH SITE

Members or the Carr park board.
who By virtue OF their Offices are mem
bers Of th~ Garv-MiIier joint PARK
board. Yesterday inspected the lax
front a Miller William Olander. ore
Of the Miller joint park comm issioners.
went over tho ground with the Gary
officials. who included President " n
Ferguson. Alexander Grove. E Y
shimp, Mrs. Kate Wood Ray and heg
husband. George II. Ray.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
DOCTOR SAYS
VINOL IS THE
BEST TONIC
Honest Opinion Doctor Gave
His Patient.

Bedford, Oirio. -l was IN = pitiful
condition. weak nervous and run down
so ] could not do my housework J had
doctored for Years and tried everything
under the sun a friend told me about
NiroL asked my doctor about If. and
he replied Tt certainly is the best
medicine that can lie had today
couldn't give YOU amy better took
IT, ana today I am as well and strong
as any woman could wish TO be. and it
was Vinol that saved me Mrs.
Frank a. Horkey. Ash ST. Bedford
Ohio.
We guarantee this famous cod liver
and iron tonic for am such conditions.
oseph W. Feis. Druggist +. Harry
Weis s. Norris Phcy. Hammond Vinol
is sold in East Chicago by Schlieker's
Pharmacy and AT the best drug store
I'm every town and city IN the country.
ADV.
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Arz Edward peoeioW mad Mss Adele
t'3nhar ~a.t entertain the chelr ef lAe
tttst Metaoa1 sl eharch iA@@aa9 even
fs Mias DUNBAR hoHe- -f rs .ii'nfe"
VENUE
Fne FeFanE AQui ro1ts'll're '' 'At
iia"mond women NiU" WILL meet 'e-
might wlth Mrs George .fhn al hsl
ao7tc. 1888 4l"tftso" %itee--
greg" So WIZ "e e'3'ei tAt4e' ~
s1S aac9h Weie At'"4 '"9
tt@Sa " "a 1ernooh
5t~ aerhfft NFtt'e'ih 't ~
t'a'S = ''a atet'ts
ner guests '"ie "eeA hlet''A'A
ne NetFono stan 9efeR8a rs e ''''-'
0aH2 or Ner~s tlie artists N'li aele'' '"
tsie "ren3fE nGA'eeF "t ti'e
"laat couae 8iFeA 0luef -tle 7'9
the LADIES' Alo society OF ere -l8'
Y p church, o51 tuFss44F '''@
NoF t-n5. al 3 o cf"cA
A-.ott" lay was
EaaMnonQ oman NANo e. ''7
SATURDAYS az .erHoon in tiie
'eupl- AIRS. w e. itafflsoh sae -''9
D.. T. Bomhereer as chairfna" aiAa wee
chairman respecttVelN OF the afternoon
arranged very interesting bloe
Ahout TWO hundred li'5te 1eiNS faI' ,04
}a1ea in the pleasures ana presented q
pleasing picture. dressed lh lheif VAR
"us ooiored costumes as they mar ehsV
80 THEW places led by the camp r ire
Girls Miss Eltessa cinniet'ihs ana
Miss Adelaide hiit presided ass pieS'-
dent end secretary or the meeting
America sung in unison "as ''ie Open
ing number A piano Guetl pN A3foi. IL
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III both kidneys and my limbs were swollen.
I was almost impossible fer me to rise in
the morning. I took medicine but thaTelief
I got was only temporary. Some time later
! learned Of Aaurie and got it at once. I
o3n began 70 feel better I kept up its use
until was completely cured Of tins ail-
uent. / have not hai AMY l. orc backachcs
and my kidneys are In hne condition. j feel
sate in recommending Or. Pierces rem
edies for J know they are good Mrs.
III sv H. EtoVrnH us Columbia St.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
Old kooke2

Persons suffering from too much URIC
Hcid IN the system frequently look older
than they should They age faster and
the appearance Of gray hair or baldhead
in early years Is, indeed. often a sign Of
urle acid The face appears lean and
hagRard. lines and wrinkles appearing in
young men or women
The best way 10 combat this prema-
lure age ard the obstru etion to the
arteries and faulty circulation is Of the
Hmplest; Drink eopiously Of pure water
between meals. THIS vail not make you
Est. as IL is only the water taken With
he meals that fattens. Obtain ut any
Crug store p package OF Anuric double
strength, which Is to be taken before
meals, in order to oxpel the uric acid
from the system. The painful effects Of
backache. lGmbago, rheumatism. govt,
due to uric acid ID the blood should quickly
disappear after treatment with Anuric
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

v z y z I u u z NHO1i~
pound I feel ike a
new woman. / al
ways had a headschs
during the Change
Of Life end was also
troubled with other
bad feelings com
mon ct that time
dizzy aclls, nervous
feelings and h e +
flashes. NoV I IN
- hok&a~ Ha~Iih
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CARD OF THANKS
CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 extend our sincere thanks
10 all those who kindly extended 20
MS their HELM and words Of sympathy
during the recent illness and death Of
oar loved one. also fer the many beauti-
ful flowers. tribute Of friends and fell
low Workmen. The comforting words Of
our minister Brother SHARP and the
quartet: also those who so kindly do
mated the use Of their automobiles.
MRS. CYRUS IRWIN AND RELATIVES
I1-I9-1
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PERFECT HEALTH IS EVERY
WOAfAN'S BIRTHRLGHT.
South Bend. Ind.-"sona few wears

A'NftAhA+ ANFHf "a a =
ago I began TO GO down
IA health, caused by
having woman 5 weak
ness. I sew DR.. Pierce :
+ aVOrite Prescription
advertised and I got il
ut once 1t was Just a
short space OF time
until ttHs medicine
completely cured me.
Then about two years
agO I had severe nairs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

members ana TRENDS of the chafeh.
Mr. and Mrs John oNeiii risited the
Merry hospttai IN Chicago YESTERDAY
- see cousin Of Mrs o.NeiIs. who
WIS oIo1snt here from fuiton' lii-. 1o
eh9ef g medical Treatment
Regular meeting ~ Rachel review,
Macoabee association. this evening. At
+. of T. hall
Mrs. y. u. Stenherg OF Tvs street is
expecting the arrival Of her great
aunt Mrs Nancy craudalI from Lake
CITY. a tomorrow
AIRS Charles Tole of Michigan
avenue VIII oe brought home from
the South shore hospital in Chicago
"Wednesday to recaperate from two
operations she recently undorw ent.
ard is doing very nicely
Edward rtaoler tbe ro.- ....--,,.
s.n - M 5 - p
underwent an ooersf.o, -. HE ~,
hospital ma Garv 80 have adenoies
and tonsiis removed
ST. AIoans guild viii meet with
AIRS 4 X Perkins ia Michigan avenue
aDo sup
20 oe p'e9eHl
4 "'dolhe amp. KoA al Neiehnors.
wan meet tomorrow evening ct ell
ana nail IN torsfthe avenue instead
ot X OF = hall their usual meeting
place. Members sre urged to he pres
ON assessments and general dues
".e pa aple 2 inns meeting as IS the
war tax leNied
having near relative in service is
asked 20 send in he name and specify
IS 10 which enlistment he belongs. 10
the name NAV be placed on the roll
- honor TO be complied this week and
That # may be included in chart
winch Is % be hung in the corridor OF
the church. where it may be viewed
pN Inc congregation and special pray
sfs may Pc offered Tor them. The re
Guest = niadr that ~ names be sent
ID pfompry and as early a. possible.
The LADY Elks vii meet viii, Mrs
Jesse Dewey tomorrow evening =. ber
Rome In f44tb street
* iona meeting heiu
i-4 SiufS" yeslei
N~' oA4iSe-A "Tf@ erected
- me ensuing term. Rev
bruno Saakei. pastor. chairman Ffof-
l1fhshet secretary hf0no
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

observed by the Epworth league OF
the f4rst Methodist Episcopal church
oi East Chicago next week A pro-
gram ~ special music and appropriate
addresses ana social activities has
been arranged for each evening. 20
commence promptly a 1870 O'Clock
everyone. Young or old. viii be vel
come The prosram outlined IS A.
follows sunday. Nov IS-SpeciaI
lnEsie ny the choir: sermon. Benefits
~ ar for q. s. Monday. Move 10
Special music: sermon Two Warn
ings THesdav Nov. 29-Music. Male
Quartet sermon The Safety of
foung People W Wednesday. Nov IL
Piano solo. Gertrude Sneddin, sermon.
a Man. a Message Multitude
Thursday. Nov. 22-Violin solo. Percr
Glover; sermon. Blue BIooded Folks
FRIDAY. NOV 25-Music. Male quar-
tet sermon IA Maiden and Her Me<-
sage saturday. Nov 24-Piano soie.
Alvin ThoTaas; sermon. The Two
Was or Entering Into Life sunday.
NoF 25--aIlsic b the choir-Morni nr
sermon. The Two Confessions even
ing sermon. The Soul Of the Beauti-
ful
CARD OF THANKS.
IN appreciation 10 all those who
we're donblF kind in our recent be
reayement in the loss Of wife and
mother. Kate Negdeman, who de-
parted this life Friday November IS.
and following the demise OF beloved
son and brother Isadore a week pre-
vions. We wish to express our heart
felt thanks. especially TO neighbors and
friends and for the many beautiful
floral offerings sent
JOSEPH MACEDONIAN.
PHIL MACEDONIAN
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Look YearsssYouuger
mo Gray in Hair

= seems so unxise TO have graz.
iaded or lfeieSS hair these DAYS no7v
mat Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer will
BRING a natural. even dark shade with
out detection. 70 gray or IifeIess hair
Have handsome. soft lusfrous HAIR
III abundance without a trace Of gray
AppIS q Ban--gua ranteed harmless
zoe q large bottle-mouey back II nos
satisfied. Sold b. J. W Weis and AL
good drug stores. Try Q-Ban Hair Tonic
LIQUID shampoo and Soap-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

After the regular session of Dorcas
Rebekah lodge last Saturday evening at
the .. @. +. hail the members remain
I'd for a social hour and parcel post
sale arranged by the Triple Link Chb.
The affair was very delightful and
there was large attendance 40 enjoy
the evenings program. ON the eveu-
ing of December lst The club wiu ems
terrain al q progressive peanut party
The regular meeting or Csermania Ee-
hekah lodge wIlt be held TUESDAY ev1n-
ms at the / o. @ +. han in state
street. The members OF the degree
stan are especially urged to be present.
Pupils OF the Wallace school appeared
in au American pageant Friday evening
al the school hau and delighted a large
gathering OF patrons and friends OF the
school six epochs in American history
we're shown. the FIRST. the Indians by
the drama lzatton vi Iiawatha: second.
the Pilgrims by the Landing OF the Pill
grims and their first ThanGsgivins
third the Colontsts. WITH tableauz
showing John Alden and Priscilla:
fourth. the Boston tea purity. aftn. the
Civ;l Wsr period, and sixth. a present
day scene. showing tbe Boy Scouts in
phases of their work. The rooms were
decorated appropriately for the periods
represented aua thc children were at
tractivaly coswmed for the different
scenes. The domestic science class
served refreshments and there was
Donation table where article CT needle
Worz were sold About eighty dollars
was realized from the affair ana svilf
be added So The fund fer nurais. Four
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

A social evening wiil be spent by The
members OF the Paren-Teachers Club
af the Industrial high school Tuesday
at the school bail in Calumet avenue.
Included in the evenings program Wlll
be selections by the high school or
chestra- songs ny the Boys Cilee Clnb.
music by the Male Quartegte ana sew
eral readings a social hour VIII fol-
low the program and Refreshments win
BE- served. There VIII he a question box
where any questions az topics THAT the
members want discussed during the
year mas be left
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ANNUYINls
SYMPTOMS
How Heat Flashes, Dizzy
Spells and other Bad Feel
ings at Change of Life
may be Relieved.

Richmond, Va. after taking
seven bottle Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
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fTenorlrg Miss Anna Planehke whose
u5s.rlage to Paul kamradt will take
place next week aIrz. August Kamradt
was hostess at a ns3sccllala eous shower
last evening at her home G09 state Line
street Among the contests enjoyed bE
tae guests was bean contest the
prices i'm which went 20 Paul Kamra5t.
gauI Prynce John Krawezyk. Margaret
Binders. Anna Alusza4ewiez. Viola Kraw-
czpk. Mrs LukoWsSi. After music and
games prettir appointed three course
luncheon was served Miss Pianchke
vas the recipient OF many beautiful
gifts Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
August Esmradt MI. and Mrs, John
kan7radt. Mr.. and Mrs. Al 0rsesRv Mfr.
and Mrs. John krawczyly. MI and Mrs.
Paul PRINCE August Kamradt sr MIS-.
leo SenkI Mrs. Joseph Nitz. Mrs. stan
ley Rybanczyk. Mrs. Stanley LukowslSi
AIRS. Barney Kulczyk. Mrs. Alex Kowal-
ski Mrs Andrew Nowak. Mrs Paul
Muszelew ioz. Mrs. John NIusze1ewicz.
Mrs. Adam Szupryt Mrs. Adam Lasren-
doski Misses Helen Tarnogradzki. Mar
garel Enders, Viola Eednarskt. Helen
Kowalsld. Anna Boida. Cecilia Klawit-
ter. Anna Nuszelew5tz. Theresa MARGIN
ski Agnes Wolf. Julia Angel Rose
Wolf. EIfrIda Weiss. Emma FlornalS.
Hermine Chernik and Anna Fanchke.
Mrs. T w. Oherlin entertained the
members Of the Homewood Magazine
Cfub Saturday at a very attract iv q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

The literature department 81 The
Hammond Wouan'z Club Will meet with
Mrs. e 5. Tiuman ls5 Highland street
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Leslie y
Carter will have the program on lbsen
and Mrs. "A. NaHSteenbarg viii talk on
Bjornson Mrs. Charles YAM Glider
viii sing a group of Norwegian songs
and Mrs. Tiuman VIII give readings
from Peer Gvut.
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TO LATE TOD CLASSIFY

AUTHORIZATION as chauffeur for
truck, or driver 246 State 81. Ham
mond ll-ls-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

LOST-Child's white fur neckpiece. near
Cilendele Park or thereabouts. return
, f. Beckman Is Detroit ST Hammond.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
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sulphur Napor Baths Parlors Tor
Rhe9matsm. Kidney and skin Diseases.
ooloz Etc. have no equal Better than
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Phone 1886. 11-19-I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
aARD OF THINKS

PHIL MACEDONIAN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

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