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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
Indiana HarbOr
Personal and Otherwise

Very special at Columbia theatre to-
light. VIM. Fox presents the brilliant
young actress, Gladys BrockwelI in
The Sins Of Her Parents" A moral
lesson which every mother should see.
With the above a two-reeI Fox Film
comedy will be shown. Come and enjoy
our program in comfort. as we now have
our new ventlating system installed
1t
Mrs. Emos Drummond and guest, Mrs.
Karl Biakely left Saturday night for
Michigan City where Mrs. BIakeIy will
visit several days. Mrs. Drummond
returned to the Harbor this morning.
Arthur F'hurmark resumed his work
this morning at the Marks plant, after
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Kennedy of
East Chicago. and Mr. and Mrs J. w.
Brissey of this place. expect to leave
tomorrow morning for West Baden and
Franch Lick where they will spend two
weeks. They will visit Louisville. Ky.
and Monmouth cave before returning.
TIE trip will be made in Mr. Kennedy
machine.
Mrs. Robert Black and son Robert
Jr.. spent the weekend in Hobart with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black.
DR.. and Mrs stenberg and son Jack
returned last night from Dowagiac,
Mich. Mrs. Sternberg and Jack have
been there with Mrs. Sternbergs IA
Their a month.
Mr.. Mirovich and daughter Esther.
left Sunday for a two weeks visit with
relatives in Boston. Mass
Paul Marcovich and part motored to
Milwaukee, returning last evening.
Elm Grove No SIS Woodman Circle
will hold a basket picnic on wednes-
day. August 18th. at the Lake Front
park in Indiana Harbor All members
with their families and friends are in
vited.
Mrs Carl Kuse Of St. Joe. Mich.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ ]. Walsh
of Elm street.
DIT. F. z. Mervis has returned from
two weeks visit in Pittsburg, Pa.
His friends are glad to see him back
again in good health to take care Of
lis practice.
Mrs. Vance has resumed her work
in Z. ". Sarics Office after a summer
vacation. Miss Dorothy Vance is i'm
proving from a tonsil and adnoid
operation in the Eve and Ear hospital
IN Chicago
Mr.. Herman staugh Of Elm street
viii leave this week to make his fu-
tGre home in Montana.
Miss Bertha Haywood of Fir street
left Thursday for visit with friends
and relatives in Muncie. Ind Her
sister Anna will leave Saturday to
visit there They will return together
in two weeks.
FOR SALE-Household goods 332s
Block Ave, downstairs. Indiana Har-
Dor s13-2
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deputies isn't worth as much as a skele-
ton company of militia. We may go
through the war without local trouble
but we may have it tomorrow We
should organize not next week but i'm
mediately. This country cant win the
war with an enemy at home. If you
can't get in the regular service you
must do what you can. We have to pro-
vide this protection at home
The plan for the organization Of the
state militia follows:
General Plan.
/ Local units may be organized in
any community where the manifested
interest seems to justify such an or
ganizetion.
2. Various local units will be must
cred in as regular units of the state
militia as soon as qualified according
TO adopted regulations.
A-Regulations-
L Strength of so enlisted men
and three officers
2 Officers and men must pass a
fairly rigid mental and physical
examination.
g. Enlistment to be for duration
of war and for service within the
state only.
4 No financial compensation will be
given except in case of active duty.
said compensation to not exceed that
of national guard members.
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Under the direction Of Miss Della
Brandon. department chairman Of the
civic Service club. Gary housewives
today began their food conservation
campaign. Miss Smyth of the Harvest
er G. and also a L. S. teacher is in
town giving instructions in canning
and drying fruits and vegetables. II
is the intention Of the club 70 buy a
drying apparatus The following la
dies Of the school districts Of the city
have been appointed to take training
so they can become instructors Glen
Park: Mrs. Myron c. Settle. Mrs. l..
NJ. Duke. Mrs r. r. CULLEN. Mrs. VIM.
I.esh and Mrs Kryniat. Beverage
Mrs F. NJ Norton. Mrs. Fiheld. Mrs.
Whitaker. Mrs. Deitrick and Mrs. Gel
ger Jefferson: Miss Catherine Thorn
as Mrs a d. Schaeffer, Mrs. NJ Nus
baum. Mrs Wood. Miss Dorothy Todd
and Mrs Coons. Twenty-fourth ave
nue.. Mrs Johnson Mrs. Wolf. Miss Ida
Garrett Miss Kebens. Mrs shobuck
and Mrs I4vtIe Froeoe1 Mrs Rog-
ers. Mrs Trowbridse. Mrs. Randall.
Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Drake and Mistress
Mary ASzmongria
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MAY REPEAL
TEACHING OF
GERMAN LAW

CONTINUED From Faye OnsO
law in this state. They say failure
Of Congress to act has put it up to
the states In view of the fact that
the temperance sentiment prevails in
the Indiana senate and house makes
il more tran a possibility that bill
for immediate statewide prohibition
may get through.
Governor Goodrich is known. too. TO
Re preparing to introduce an excise
bill at the special session. although
many Republican leaders have been
advising against it. because Of the
terrihc and disastrous fight the bill
stirred I'D last winter 1t is barely
possible that the bill may not go in.
but present indications are that il Will
bill is in preparation in certain
quarters for the repeal of the woman $
partial suffrage law that was enacted
last winter. This law is under fire in
the courts. where a suit has been filed
to have 1t declared unconstitutional.
and a decision is expected in time
to let the people know whether women
may vote at city elections in time to
let them register before the expira-
ton of the registration period.
OF course. the coal situation is the
principal reason for the special ses-
sion, and the attempt will be to con-
fer on the public service commission
broad powers TO deal with the coal
quest1on and relie"e shortages and re-
duce prices But all Cf the other sub
jects will also be presented. One Of
the more important propositions to
come up will be the formation Of a
new militia or home guard system for
the state The Indiana National Guard
will be out Of the state within the
next few weeks. as it will go in camp
at Hsttiesburg. Miss This will leave
the state without any defensive force.
and an effort will be made to get
legislation that will authorize the or
ganization Of such a force.
It is understood that the bill will
provide for the formation of home
guard copmanies. composed Of men
from is to As years old The force
will be exclusively for state use and
will net be subject to transfer to
Federal control
Governor Goodrich plans to call
Democratic and Republican legislative
leaders in conference before the ses-
sion opens. He viii lay the entire
, situation before them. and it is ex-
Fected that they will all agree to sup
port all measures that are of an
emergency nature. The governor is
hoping that the session may be I'm
ished within two weeks. but the fact
that the bars will be down for all
kinds of bills and measures may pro-
long the session TO the full limit OF
forty days. provided by the conxtitu-
ton.
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ASK FOR and GET
The Original
Matted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Same PrIca.

ing at the Hammond hospital. She is
reported to be getting along as we'll as
can be expected
There will be directors meeting Of
the Red Cross society in this city this
afternoon at the First National Bank
in the directors room.
Are you one of the 1852 women who
IS donating and making q comfort kit
for the boys Of Company l.? III not see
one OF the ladies Of the Red Cross sew
ing center or call at the Center, 1922
Chicago avenue. one day this week Mrs.
Harvey Phillips assisted by Mrs.
Ack'roy cut out 152 comfort kits and
have them ready for the ladies 70 sew.
Come out and help
The sad news of the death Of Mrs.
NJ S. McMahon of Northcote avenue
reached the ears of friends yesterday.
Mrs. Mcmahon died Sunday morning
about ten o'clock of lingering illness.
Deceased was hfty-four years old and
leaves husband and four children.
John. Frank, Joe. Myrtle. The entire
community extends its sympathy to the
bereaved family
Mr.. Robert Gardner returned yester-
day from trip to Philadelphia, New
York and other cities in the east where
he was attending to business for the
Locomotive Superheater plant
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Reed expect TO
leave the last OF the week for Fort Du-
pont. Dela..t where they will visit Alan
Lewis. Mrs. Reeds brother. who is en-
camped there.
Company L was mustered into serv-
ice Sunday morning
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Captain II. S Norton. who has been
named organizer OF the new state
militia in Lake county. which IS TO take
the place OF the National Guard. viii be
in Crown Point on Tuesday noon. 10
select leader TO captain the Crown
Poitn unit This militia will consist OF
every man from IS to IS who is not
drafted. Every man must pass a physi-
cal examination and must take an ex-
tensive training course and be inspected
by the state military authorities
Quite a large number OF baseball fans
attended the game in Hammond on
Sunday afternoon.
Lowell and VIM Newton of Cary
spent Sunday at the farm home Of their
parents east of town
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Leicht. Jr.
of Chicago spent the weekend with
Mrs. Leicht's aunt. Mrs. VIM. Heide on
Joliet street.
Miss Ethel Heileman of Chicago
spent the weekend as the house guest
of Miss Frances Grimmer
Local marriage licenses granted
Henry c. Hank and Cora Gertrude
Brown. Gary; Frank PeshkuT and Jus
tina Gruhar Gary; Harry 0. Neff. Ham
mond. and Inez F. Steele Gary
Dance at Spring Hill Grove, Tues
day evening, Aug. 18th. Good music
s-lO-3
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WHITING GIRL
RECEIVES HONOR
{ snecial ID THE TIMEs.l

WHITING. IND. Aug. 13.-Miss
Florence Clark, daughter of J. L. Clark
339 LaPorte avenue, Whiting. has been
honored by an appointment as field
agent for the Childs Labor Division of
the Children's Bureau. Miss Julia
Lathrop. famed child labor advocate
and head of the division made the selec-
ton Miss Clark left for headquarters
at Washington yesterday to assume her
duties.
Miss Clarke is we'll fitted for the po-
sition. having graduated from the Chi
cago University and Chicago School of
Civics and Philanthropy. she is &C
quainted with conditions materially af-
fected in her new post. Her duties are
to see that the Child Labor law which
goes into effect September 1 is en-
forced.
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ORGANIZER ON TOUR
OF LAKE COUNTY
fc>atinued from Page ono

the foundation for the forming of the
state militia units. At ten o'clock to-
morrow morning he will be at Hobart.
in Crown Point at noon. in Lowell at
2:So and in Hammond at 500. The
purpose OF the second visit to Hammond
is to meet with the local organization
committee which was appointed BY
President JesseWilson Of the Hammond
Chamber of Commerce at the meeting
this forenoon. The committee consists
OF Mayor John Smalley. Peter w. Neyn
Of the county council Of defense; George
Hannauer. general manager Of the Indf-
ana Harbor Belt Railroad; Attorney Lee
Grand T Meyer; Tom Harle. represent
ing union labor. Tentative officers for
the company will be named by the COM
nittee. Upon approval Of the county
and state councils of defense the Off
GERS viii at once proceed with the or
ganization Of the company.
All men between the ages of Is and
AS who desire to join the Hammond
unit of the state militia are urged to be
present at the Hammond Chamber of
Commerce at eight o'clock tomorrow
evening when the first steps of organi-
cation are 10 be taken.
Attorney Wilson, president of the
Hammond Chamber Of Commerce, made
the following statement for publications
AT the request Of the governor it
becomes the duty of Hammond to or
ganize a company of state militia to
take the place of the Indiana National
Guard which has been mustered into
the United States service. Persons be-
tween the ages Of eighteen and forty
FIVE. if otherwise qualified. will be ac-
ceptabIe. No service outside the state
will be required. a meeting at the
Hammond Chamber of Commerce will be
held Tuesday evening at eight o'clock
and all those desiring TO offer their
services are requested TO be present
where the matter will be fully ex-
planned
Captain Norton said: a mob isn't
afraid OF a mob. a sheriff with 500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
WEDNESDAY BIC
DAY FOR HOUSEWIVES

Every patriotic housewife IN America
is expected to enter the national food
conservation campaign Wednesday,
when army Of enrollers visit homes
with blanks for their signature Of in
tention to aid in conserving instead Of
wasting foodstuns
The government will send out fire.
quently TO the food conservers cir
culars showing What TO conserve, ="
How TO conserve" How to prepare
with least waste" and hints on canning
and drying Many other food topics
Will be outlined III the great campaign.
Under the direction of Mrs. J. o.
Thompson. president Of the Hammond
Womans Club and chairman Of the To-
cal food conservation committee. and
Mrs John p. smalley. vice chairman,
appointed committees who will make
house 10 house canvasses in Hammond
and every housewife is expected to en-
roll in the food conservation tight.
Eelp Save Time.
The housewives are asked TO help
save time by asking innumerable ques-
tions. The idea in 4 nutshell is 70 help
the government in is tight TO conserve
I food. Free pamphlets Will be sent to
all signers OF the roll instrueting along
conservation lines.
The following are chairmen along
their respective designated wards and
they viii appoint aids in the house to
house canvas First ward Mrs. ". NJ.
Bigger: Second ward Mrs. Floyd Adj
ans; Third ward. Mrs. 0. c. c. Matthies;
Fourth ward. Mrs Nicholson; Fifth
ward Mrs F. q. Rick; Sixth ward. Mrs.
Kelly Seventh ward, Mrs j. II. Turner:
Eighth ward, Mrs. / Mera; Ninth ward
Mrs. ". E Reilly; Tenth ward. Mrs
Charles Lawrence; Eleventh ward. Mrs.
! \ T. Miller.
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300 ATTEND LANSING
FLAG RAISING

Three hundred or more people gath
cred in the Illinois brick yards at
Lansing Saturday afternoon TO witness
the raising of q big American flag,
which was hoisted by a squad of Ham
mond Boy Scouts while trumpeters
sounded the call 10 the colors" and a
firing squad from East Chicago troops
fred a salute.
Following the flag raising stirring ad-
dresses were made by Attorney David
e. Boone of Hammond. Sergeant Will
liam WEIGH and civil war veteran. Mr..
Tahey Mrs. WEIGH made a hit with her
recitatio nof "Old Glory
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a letter was received from him yester-
day directing that a plea OF guilty be
entered in his behalf and he would send
a check for the amount Of the fine and
costs The court imposed a fine of 81
and costs. amounting to S11. When the
attorney was arrested. he put up his
gold watch as security for his appear
ance and announced that he would fight
the case
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to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she had taken it with good
results. l did so. my weakness dis
appeared, / gained in strength, moved
into our new home, did all kinds Of
garden work, shoveled dirt, did build
ing and cement work, and raised hun
dreds of chickens and ducks. ! can
not say enough in praise OF Lydia E.
Pinkham' s Vegetable Compound and
If these facts are useful you may pub
lish them for the benefit of other
women. Mrs. ". O. JOHNSTON, Route
D. Box 100, Richmond, Ind
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BOOST FOR MICHIGAN
CITY CLUB HOUSE

MICHIGAN CITY, IND. Aug. ia
movement is on foot among the 20 men,
bers of the Indiana Society OF Chicago
residing in Michigan City 70 interest
the committee named by President viii
]. Davis TO select a site for summer
club house for the society somewhere
in Indiana. Several prospective sites
have been offered to this committee and
the matter has progressed to the point
where a committee of the members has
been invited to meet the Chicago com
mittee at a luncheon at the Great
Northern hotel next Friday at 1918 to
talk over the Michigan City PROPOSE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
Old ACE 4 Crime!

Some people are young at 60-red
checked. rudy and vigorous Others are
old at 40-ioints beginning to stifen up
& bit. step beginning to lag and lose its
springiness; occasional touches Of pain
in the back. feel tired without cause, and
possfbIv a twinse of rheumatic pain.
In most cases these are the danger
signals 10 warn you that the kidneys are
not promptly doing their work OF throw
ing of the poisons that are always
forming in the body. To neglect these
natural warnings is a crime against
yourself. If ycu have these symptoms
you can ind prompt relief in GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM OIL Capsules. For
more than zoo years 1h5. has been the
recognized remedy for 8eys and blad-
der ailments.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlcm oil Capsules
are imported direct from the laboratories
of Harlem. Holland. Get them at your
druggists Do not take a substitute.
IN baxes. three sizes.--Adv.
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MAJOR UMPLEBY
INSPECTS COMPANY
{ snecial TO THp TrMEs.N

MADISON. IND. Aug. 1S.-Maj. J. A.
Cmpleby OF Gary. commanding the
Third Battalion, Fourth Indiana In
fantry. with headquarters at the state
fair grounds, Indianapolis. was here TO
inspect the local guard company. which
is part Of his unit. Besides the An
derson and two Indianapolis companies
the company At Anderson. commanded
by Capt. Mcbride formerly a captain
in the Canadian army in France. consti-
tute the battalion Otto Lindgren,
formerly first sergeant of Company F.
Gary. is first lieutenant and adjutant of
the battalion.
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BANK SUSPECT JAILED

Frank Sullivan. alias John Riley. was
arrested yesterday by Capt. Matthews
at Gary for pointing a pistol. The police
declare Riley's picture appeared in the
Chicago Police Bulletin as being wanted
for bank robbery. Today Judge Dunn
fined Riley S25 and gave him 90 days
in Jail. If he is wanted at the end of
that time the Chicago police may get
him.
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PUBLISHER LOSES
WIFE AND SISTER
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

CROWN POINT, IND, Aug. 10
Death has hit John c. Eastman. pub
Usher OF the Chicago Journal. pretty
hard lately Recently his wife died at
the beautiful Eastman country home
between this place and SchererviIle and
on Saturday afternoon Mrs. Alma De-
bruen. Mr.. Eastman's sister also died
there.
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enable IL 10 De. NO ma
ton can be any greater
factor in the world 5
progress than its soil
makes possible.
IF we are to fulfill
our obligations Of world
citizenship, our soil
must continue TO be
productive.
Every farm Is a fac
tory and demands the
same thought, direction
and energy as any
other factory.
The farmers serv.
ice to his country or
the farm is as great as
that of any man al the
front. His patriotism
calls him to the lasi
line of defense.
1t will take years 10
completely restore the
depleted resources OF
the beIligerent nations.
hut people must he fed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

Search far and near. and you cannot
find a blood remedy that approaches s.
S. S. for real efficiency. II has been on
the market for fifty years. during which
time it has been giving uniform salts
faction for all manner of blood disord-
ers- If sou want prompt and lasting
relief, yoI can rely upon s. S. s. For
expert advice as 10 the treatment Of
your own individual case. write to-day
10 Chief Medical Adviser. Swift Specific
Co. Dept M-sa. Albania CIV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
STANDARD MUST
MAKE CARS FOR u. S.

Interest in the war price situation
was further increased in Wall street
yesterday by the announcement that
the United States government had plac-
ed an order among the five leading car
manufacturing companies for 5000
eight-wheel freight cars. to be shipped
TO France for the account Of the French
government. and will place an order to-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
FOOD AND WAR


BY ?. G. HOLDEN.
COMMON humanity glory patriotism that
@n are apt to lose equally
A y Of
of efensem must
gardens, NJ our rchar
aligned;
are at
The United States has but
the soil Food is the o
the basic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
GARY LAWYER FINED

MICHIGAN CITY. IND. Aug. IA
Joel H. Pietrowski. a Gary lawyer, who
was arrested here last Sunday for fall
ure to have a license plate on his auto
mobile. failed to appear in court Thurs
day morning for trial, and the inten-
ton was 10 forfeit his bond TODAY. but
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
There's Just One Thing To Do.

There's Just One Thing To Do.
If your skin seems ablaze with the
fiery burning and itching of Eczema.
real and lasting relief can only come
from treatment that goes below the
surface-that reaches down Il the very
source of the trouble So-called skin
diseases come from a disordered condi-
ton of the blood. and the proper treat
ment is through the blood
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from my age Lnas
when going up
stairs | had TO go
very slowly with
my hands on the
steps, then sit down
at the top to rest
The doctor said he
thought I should
have an operation
and my friends
thought would not
live to move into
our new house. My
-el--I 49,.
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On TERRE EAuTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E Mulfing. asa
Adams street are entertaining Mrs.
Mulhng's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Madison of Terre Haute. Ind
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IN AM AROUND
C A r Y
VTsrTs pAuaHTER.

Mrs. w. c. Phillips of Gary was here
today 10 visit her daughter Gladys
Phillips. who had her tonsils removed
Al the hospital yesterday. The Phillips
formerly lived in LaPorte.-LaPorte
Herald
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AT SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

Walter Acker, 7th avenue and FIJI
more street, and Louis McDermut of
Fillmore street are on a two weeks
business trip 10 Spokane and Lone Lake.
Wash.
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VISITING PARENTS.

Mrs F B. Swanson and small son
left today for an extended visit with
Mrs. Swanson's parents at Joliet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyman of
Adams street are takin boat trip on
the Great Lakes.
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VISITING AuNT.

Mrs. T c. Pinkley. 457 Van Buren,
street. is entertaining her niece and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuhn and
son of Shirley. Ind
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FROM ALABAMA.

Mr.. and Mrs Al y. Hirons, 500 Mon
roe street. have as their guest Mrs.
Ethel w. Starnper Of Birmingham, Ala
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ATTORNEY srARE1aHr.

Attorney Fred Seabright is spending
two weeks vacation at his former
home Beilaire, o.
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tions. Every member of the society in
Michigan City is urged to attend this
luncheon If possible. without any furth-
er invitation.
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CLIMBED STAIRS
ON Her HANDS
Too I'll to Walk Upright. Operation
Advised. Saved by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

This woman now raises chickens and
does manual labor. Read her story:
Richmond. Ind.-"For two years /
was so sick and weak with troubles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-13
~ rAKE wAwAsnE.

Miss Bessie Hardenbrook. SIS Con-
necticut street. is visiting for a week
with lady friends at Lake Wawasee.