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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

h TmsikIs Pslns !. Bsck ~
Side. Csrdui Csys Relief.

Marksvllle, la.--Ms. Aiire- Johnson.
Of this place, whtes, "I'or one year !
suffered with an awful misery In my back
and sides. My left side was hurting me
eli the time. The misery was something
awful.
| could not do anything, not even sleep
II night. II kept me awake most Of the
night :. .ltook different medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until took Cardul.
| was not able 10 do any Of my work
for one year and got worse all the time,
was confined TO my bed off and on. got
30 bad with my back that when | stopped
down was not able 10 straighien up
again ] decided | would try Cardui
:. BY time had taken the entire bottle
| was feeling pretty good and could
straighten up and my pains were nearly
Ill gone.
1 shall always praise cardui. con-
tinued taking II until ! was strong and
we'll" lfyou suffer from pains due 10
female complaints, Cafdui may be Just
what you need. Thousands Of women
who once suffered In this way now praise
cardui> for their present good health.
Give Ii trial. NC-i33
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25
MEN IN SHANlY
Are Killed BY Runaway Train at Gin.
cinnatl- Twenty Men Save Lives
By Jumping.

Two men were killed when c. &
o. Railroad coal train, taking coal
to Cincinnati got beyond control on
the C. G o. Bridge at 3:15 a. m.
Thursday. The coal train ran into
he Big Four Railroad ditch and
uck freight train. Twenty men
we'd their lives by jumping.
Joseph Ryan, G. & o. brakeman,
and James G. Carroll were in a shack
on top Of the foundation which forms
the ditch at Carr street.
One Of the freight cars Of the Big
Four train buckled, tore the shanty
from its foundation and dropped 1t
on the tracks The shanty was rolled
for 80 feet, with Ryan and Carroll in
side, and was smashed.
The C. G O. was pulling IS loaded
coal cars across the G. & o. Bridge at
Smith street from the Covington
yards. When the engine reached the
Cincinnati end Of the bridge Engineer
Meyer tried to make a safety stop be-
fore descending a trestle which leads
I to the Big Four ditch. AS Meyer APP
piled the brakes he discovered the coal
ears would not respond to the air
iressure. Seeing he was descending
b trestle grade with his train not
yer control. Meyer soundedNa dan
ger blast. The whistle was inteded to
!, warn 0ther trains on the main track
whfch\ the trestle leads to, SO they
could move out of danger.
Standing on the track at the foot
Of the trestle at Park street was G.
& O. engine, in charge of Philip Cook,
engineer Of Covington. Cook when he
heard the first blast, blew his whistle
to warn other trains ahead of him and
started down the track at full speed.
Near Carr street Cook saw Big -Four
freight train in charge of Thomas Will
Hams, engineer. Looking back he saw
&he coal train bearing down on him.
Cook remained on his engine long
ugh to lock the brakes and give
''nrer signal to the Big Four
; crew. ,,le-; Meyer saw the runaway
train could not be stopped he told the
crew to jump, and he followed after
locking the engine brakes.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25
OUR C0LoRED CITIZENS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bar
low Of East Third street q 10 pound
baby girl. Mother and baby are get
ting along fine.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

DaDy girl. MOtneT anu uapy oio 6oe
ting along fine.
George Thompson, aged 81, and
Jennie Chambers, aged 35, both OF
this city, were granted marriage H.
cense here yesterday and were mar
ried at the home Of the bride last
night by Rev. Robert Jackson, pastor
of the Bethel Baptist Church.
All members of Burns Chapter No
81 are requested to meet in regular
business session Monday afternoon al
1880 o'clock in the hall on Sutton
street. Owing to the bad weather 1t
was thought best to meet in the after
noon. All members should be present.
SUDIE COMBS, w. M.
Anna B. Perkins, Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25
ELKs PLANNING NEW PLAY

( Under the supervision Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jean Jordan, who Maysvlllians
will remember as the successful man
ayers Of "A Day at Coney Island"
staged here last year, will in the near
future produce another snappy and
interesting play, called Keep or the
Grass"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

Roy Sharpe was brought before
County Judge H. p. Purnsll for tru-
ancy yesterday evening and after Civ.
ing the boy lecture, Judge Purnel
ordered him to report Saturday and
give an account of himself.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

Misses Addie Boyd, Marion Daily,
killed. 1t is believed in some quarters
Georgia Hornback and Lena Maud
Breeze entertained with a dance at
Neptune Hall last night The affair
was most successful and the que is
report an enjoyable time.
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Farmers and Planters

Special crops--Mrs. Thomas Allison
$41.55; Kuble & Lee, $33.61; ]. L.
Thomas & Son, $34.93; Ernest Steers
1921; Leo and Childs Dorm. 1913;
Browning G Johnson, $30.15; ]. b
Dorm. $29.06; A. B. Fields & Son
$3.50; Joe Fritz & Son, s27.74; Kirk
& McHugh, $26.57; c. s. Marley
$24.4S; Robert Moran, 1894; Eugene
Boyd, $27.56; Owens & Rees, 1885;
Bell & Dixon, $24.1S; Rubenacker
Marshall. S25.bS.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

Mr.. John Boulder Of West Fourth
street, left this morning for winches-
ter. KY, to accept q position there as
clerk In one Of the leading hotels.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

Miss Elizabeth Powers, of East
Third street, will leave Saturday for
an extended stay at Jacksonville, Fla,
and other points in the South.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

Of Chamber Of Connsros Held WEI
nssday Evening Mayor Russell
Declares That Present AdmIn.
Istrstion Desires 70 Work
In Harmony with
Chamber.
The directors OF the Chamber Of
Commerce held their bi-monthly meet
Ing Wednesday evening, In the Cham
Der Of Commerce Offices,
Upon invitation, Mayor Russell was
present and addressed the meeting He
assured the directors Of his intention
that the present administrations de-
sire to work In close harmony with
the Chamber Of Commerce and re-
quested that they feel free to call up
on him or Council, should any civic
problem arise that they could be Of
assistance In helping solve. The d.
rectors In turn expressed their desire
to cooperate with the administration
and suggested to Mayor Russell that
he call on them should any occasion
arise whereby they can be OF assist
.;lsc Ia the administration.
The creation of stock sales on Coun-
ty Court day was again brought up
and o motion was adopted, calling the
Mayor to appoint a committee from
Council to cooperate with our stock
sales division In an endeavor to estab-
lish monthly stock sales as soon as
possible.
An application from Sheriff G. E
Galbraith for membership in the
Chamber of Commerce was presented
and upon motion he was elected ia
membership in the organization.
The referendum from the National
Chamber OF Commerce, Proposal to
discriminate against Germany III trad
ing after the war, II necessary for de
fence" was read and upon molten the
directors went on record favoring the
referendum in the affirmative.
Several plans of future activities
were discussed. The organization is
making plans for some very construc-
tive work during, the year with the
idea and purpose In mind, of render.
ing a great service to the community
Commonwealth and nation. While
weather conditions will not permi,
much active work for the present, Il
is understood that the different de-
partments and divisions are making
good use of the opportunity and prop
erly planning their campaigns.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25
TOBACCO MARKET
246,285 Pounds Sold at Two Houses
That Completed Sales = Prices
Range From 90 to $50.

Since the Maysville tobacco market
reopened Wednesday things have been
on the boom and the floors Of the var
ious warehouses have been filled at all
times. Only two houses completed
sales yesterday, selling 246,265 pounds
of the weed at from SO to $50.
No sales were held at the Independ-
ent-Central, Amazon and Liberty
houses and sales were blocked at the
Home and Peoples.
The last sales Of the week will be
held today and 1t is hoped that all the
tobacco now in the warehouses will be
sold so as to be ready for big start
next week.
Following were the sales reported
yesterday:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

L0ST-A string Of pearl beads be-
tween ls East Third street and 1874
East Third street Returned to this
ONCE and resolve reward. 2<-2t
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Growers

Special crops-Dryden & Waldron
Brown county, Ohio, $2s.27; volmer &
Hall, $30.23; George Campbell
$24.S7; Marvin Wallingford. $2s.9S;
Farrow & Earlywine, $24.95; Fred
Ring & Son, $24.11; George Moore
$26.51; Harry F. jolly, 1888; Allison
& Beckett, $24.71; Allison & Ravens
croft, 1922: W. E Moneyhon, $24.7S;
Jack Thackston, s2sos; Eitel 6
Howard, $27.59; Mrs. Emma Bramel
$27.59; Tuel Bros, $25.71; Bouldin &
Carpenter, $1,000; Dickey & Arnold
$24.43; G. O. Myers, Robertson, $27.74;
]. ]. Disher, Bracken, $500.
No reflections.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-01-25

Butter fat IS cents pound at the
Maysville Model Creamery this week
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11

Starost otce splsobila Ca
briele opravdove zachveni. -
Coz nebyl Norbert vseho scho-
pen - snad starce jiz zavraz
dill?
"Upokojte Sc, oval Sc Ease
Norbert. "Bertarovi nehrozi Ia.
dne nebezpeci - zalezi mi ma
tom ,aby I'll. Vas otec ruci "a
vas"
Gabriela lomila rukama a
pohlizela $ hrdzou ma Norber-
ia.
ooh, to jmenf, nemz tu
mluvite," odvetila, ito jmeni
jez vas svadf ku zlocinu - jen
81 no vezmete! Dam yam je,
jen abych otce sveho zachrani
la a otec mdj nebude sc zdra-
haiti mne k Will yam je pone-
chati. Vezmete je a uprchnete
- nikdy vice ain nevzpomenu
ma to re jsem je pozbyla a sill
buji vam vzhledem k tomu, CO
jsle ucinil, me zapomenuti, cd
pusteni a vecne mlceni."
"Gabrielo, nyni jest poz-
de-" dal markyz v odpoved
"Pred ctrnacti dny byl bych
snad vase nabfdnuti pfijmul
nyni vas miluji. Neprchejte!
Miluji vas Sc zziravou WASN'T
sllene a chci, abyste i Wy mne
milovala, tax abyste jednohe
dne smrtelnou urazku, jiz jste
mi spttsobila, polibkem smy
la!"
Vzdor jejimu odporu uche
pill Sc jeji ruky a pevne il sti
Sknul.
"Pomni," zvolal, "pomni, IL
vice mi zalezi ma me lasce ne;
ma celem jmeni - pomni, u
te zadna moe cloveka nemuz'
zachraniti, re tvIj otec v MI
moci sc naleza, re jeho zivo
visi ma pouhe nitce - ma VS.
to pamatuj a premyslcj ton
dobTe - r.
Norbert opousteje pokoj, o.
povedel temnym hlasem:
"Cim vice mne nenavidiS
tim vice te miluji"
g. ..... q. =
KAPITOLA VII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11

OplHC HCNyHidAdIclIc, uO
svedcoval Simeon, ''leda re
by bfdak pouzil lucavky a ta
zanechava jeSte hlubsi jizvy, |
jez by jej jeste hGre zname-
naly. Konecne mohu jeste RI
ci," pokracoval jednatel, s"ze |
Laguyane bydli v jednom z
pfedmesti, aneb alespon sve
doupe tam ma. Kde to - O.
vsem nevfm. Kdyz jsem Sc ma
lezal jeste sluzbach policej-
Mich mel Laguyaen milenku,
devce, jiz bylo dano prijmf
Srcadka, nebot' mela ma jed
ne strane obliceje cervenou
skvrnu, jakou nalezame ma
tresni zname pod jmenem tim.
Co Sc stale s nj a zdali je dosud
jeho milenkou nevim. AZ bu-
deme mfti bfdaka v rukou,
,budeme mfti silnou paku VI
tomto tajemstvf - jest to ale
nebezpecny clovek, silny co
deset muz1 a jeho ndz jej nj
kdy neopousti. Tedy jen opa-
trne a moudre!" ukoncil jed
mattel.
u vecer tehoz dne kracel
CValentin sam vzhdru po uli-
cl Lafayette a nalezal Sc zrov-
na proti vinarne, jejiz Slit pred
stavoval kociho, pod nimz bylo
lie cisti napis: "Zde neni zad-
ne mylky!"
Valentin kracel dale, truch
livosti a zoufalstvim stizen, ma
Gabrielu vzpominaje v du-
chu stale Sc zabyvaje myslen-
kou, jak by divce ku pomoci
pfispeti mohl. Mel hlavu sklo
nenou a zraky tax ma chodnlk
uprene,l re 81 nevsimal tech,
jez potkaval.
Pojednou ucitil Valentin, re
do -neho vrazil muz, jenz wy
| chazel z domu, okolo nehoz Sc
prave ubiral. Naraz byl tax S;
ny, re mlady mUz nekolik
krokIl nazpet zavravoral.
"Eh, ty zeleny klouce, otevft
prece oci DEF pozor, kan sc
zenes!" pravil muz, smeje Sc.
Valentin Sc zachytil podstay
ce plynove lampy, ably nepad'
nul.
Neznamy, ktery takto k ne
mu mluvil, nalezal Sc v plnen
svetle.
j, Mlady muz Sc zachvel. Zblt
dnul citil, jak Sc mu krev mf
, nj v led - tax mocne bylo je
he pohnuti.
Muz, ktery do neho vrazil
mel postavu, mohutna ramens
| a sat Laguyana - rukavict
na mnoha mlStech roZtrhane
ponevadz byly ma nesmirne RI
ce navlecene.
"Kdyby to byl on!'' zasep
tai. "Kdyby to byl onv'
Celia jeho chladnokrevnos
, - veskera jeho smelost Sc m
> znovu vratila.
= Obr bral Sc rychle dale SIN
j rem ku ulici La Villete. Valel
tin pocal jej, ubiraje Sc tesn
: pr domech, nasledovati ne
c spustil z neho ami ma okamzi.
0 sve horecne lesknouci Sc oc
0 Nekdy byl nucen bezeti, ta
8 rychie 81 druhy vykracoval.
j Nebylo to papadne. V Parii
e 81 nikdo nevsfma okolojdou
0 cich, jenz ma ma speech.
e Obr nekolikrate sc zastavi
: ohlednul Sc patrave "a sebe :
i a pax Ease pokracoval We sv
= chlzi, jsa upokojen a bezp'
J. cen, ze mu neni zadny polio
o sta v patach. Kdyz Sc tax sila
a ohlednul, Valentinovi vzdy 81
dIa krev v zilach nikol
a strachem, nebot' mlady mt
bvl az silene statecny, nybrz
e obavy, re by mohl byti spoz
;e rowan a ze by v stihani mus
le ugtati.
10 Kdyz byl Laguyane - n
* L.>%, ~ hxyI nrro1yr1sy cy1 r6-
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KAPITOLA VII.
Nest'astne skonceni vyzvedI.


Ia dnu, jez nasledovaly po
unosu Gabriely a zmizeni OF
ce Bertary nasi tri pratele, Va
lcntin, Trutat a Trompelet pra
videlne kazde rano Sc schaze
Ii v ulici d'Allemagne. Chova-
lit v srdci SVEN nadeji, re Sc
dczvi nejake zpravy o zmize-
lych. Vsak nadeje jejich do
znaly zklamani.
Sesli Sc take Sc Simeonem
a Chilpericem, ii vsak vzdor
sve horlivosti, lstivosti a roz-
umnosti jeste neprisli ma sto-
pu, jez hledali.
Simeon jim Tekl:
'Laguyane unesl Gabrielu
musime nejprve banditu toho
nalezti - potion zvime vse.'
"Dosud jsme no vsak nikdy
nevideli - CO tedy muzeme G
niti?"
"Kdybyste Sc MIN setka'
Ii, jiste no poznate, nebot' nlt
neni lehciho nez cloveka tohc
poznati. Laguyanc jest obr skt
ro sest stop vysoky pomern9
siroky a silny - ma postavJ
kostnatou nosi cerny, kratct
pristrizeny plnovous. Mozne
rici, ze v cele Parizi nezijt
dvacet lidi jeho zevenjsku -
o tom jsem pfesvedcen. Lagu
yane ma vsak zvlastni zname
nj, die ktereho jej poznate
Je vzdy oblecen jake tesar, n
81 cerny plsteny klobouk a N
rukou ma rukavicky -"
"Rukavicky?" opakoval V,
lentin udiven.
"Ano - nosi rukavicky, al
nikoliv bez rozpakd - zda $
to byti zvlastnf navyk, on al
nemdze jiz bez rukavicek ch
diti, nebot' pfistroj zelezn
skfinky, jiz chtel vykrasti, w
pail mu velkymi pfsmenan
ma vrch ruky slovo: 'ZlodeJ.
"A slovo to jest nevymazs
telne?' 'tazal Sc Valentin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11

M6sfc byl zakryt velkymi
mraky, jez hnany jsouce sill
nym v6trem, rychle po obloze
Sc prohanely. Hrozilo destem
- obcas spadaly jednotlive
kapky. Narazy yetru strhavaly
Sc strech desky bridlicove a s.
kominu jednotlive chilly, jez1
hlucne ma ulici dopadaly.
v dzkych bfdne osvetle-
nych ulicich bylo jen malo
chodcI.
Nynf stal Sc Laguyane me-
ne opatrnym. Prestal dbati
tvrdosijne prltomnosti mlade-
no cloveka "a sebou, jenz na-
sleduje jej, nepochybne tutez
cestu mel co on.
Obr zmirnil rychlost sve
chuze, nahle Sc zastavil, Sci
pax nazpet a bral Sc okolo Va
lentina.
Mlady muz vse to pfedvi-
dial; vtisknul 81 klobouk hlubo
ko do celia a MAZE ruce kap-
sach, loudal Sc dale, pohvizdu
je 81 pfi tom pisnicku, jakaz
mu zrovna prisla ma mysl.
Laguyane ubfraje Sc okolo
neho, nan hrozebne pohlednul.
Zdalo Sc vSak, re bfdaka mia
di Valentinovo uplne upokoji-
10. Byl nyni jist, re to neni zad
ny policejni jednatel - a ma
tom mu nejvic zalezelo. 0 O.
statni Sc nestaral. Zvykly jsa
pouzivati raznych lsti a pripra
lven ma vSelike dobrodruzstvl,
zustal nazpet a nechal Valen.
tina kraceti napfed.
Mlady muz pochopil umysl
obrdv i zahnul do male ulice
kde zmizel "a nejakou kolnou
| Noe stavala sc stale temnej
81 a vitr nabyl silly dvojnasob
ne - nechaval zlute plamen.
w piynovych svitilnach dive tan
| CIT.
l Laguyane bral Sc dale, ami;
by byl mel jeSte nejake pode
zreni. ProSel nekolika uliceml
minul velkou sklarnu, prese
pres bulevar Ney q zabocil pa
Go slabe zastavene ctvrti me
; sta, kde Sc vzdy jen v znacn
vzdalenosti podivne zrizen
budovy zvedaly - bylo to n
pustem jeste prostranstvi, Je
Sc tahlo mezi branou d'Aube1
\ villiers a branou la Chapelle.
Valentin z pola leza nasled
wal banditu a pfi nejmenSlI
! hiuku vzdy sc spustil ma bficl
: Desetkrate Sc mu Laguyan
ztratil desetkrate jej zas
nalezl.
Vitr zmenil Sc We vichfici
nasIedkem toho nemohl Lazy
yane slyseti kroceje "a sebo'
a Kdyz bidak nyni zmizel n
prostranstvi skoro zcela ten
e nam, chvel Sc Valentin str;
e chem, re jej nebude moci vic
: nasledovati. V tom Zahnal vi
mraky mesice - a pine sv'
!, 10 tehoz splyvalo ma okamzl
a dolu ma zemi. To postacilo, !
L
e mohl pronasledovatel sp'
:, zorovati ,jak Laguyane zmlz
u v nizkem domku, jcnz tu st;
jake ztraceny v nejhlubsim S
, Mi.
"Dobre," pomysli Isl Vale
IT tin, tam jest ten clovek - n
u nj jsem bezpecen."
Cekal opatrne po>nekolik 7
e nut, ma vlhke zemi jsa nataze
n az mraky mesic Ease zakry
e 80 pax povstal zvolna a tt
= blizil sc k malemu domku, p
* kazdem kroku naslouchaJe
!. okolo sebe Sc rozhlizeje.
K Cim vice Sc blizil domk
tim silneji dolehaly k slucl
Il ieho podivne zvuky. Byly
L. kirk, smich a volani, ale v
podivne tlumene zdalo Sc,
H. ko by pfichazely z daleka
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Uspofte denns cvrfak obnasi do roka pfblizns
dollarG Odloze kazdy a dvacateho rou
pfi Az zroSovan budete m $154846. Penze dsa pc
nize, ale enou ably Vas pracovaly spo
r j porti systematcy Ctvrtna Vaseho pFjmu AZ Vam
umozni Al let jiti odpoeinek pr pnem Vasem platu
VaIecne lsporne znamky sou nevetsim ulozenm kdy
bnutm du kterekoi narodn os Hodnota ech jest sano
vladou Urokova jest 427R Vkadatel mdze po
ovnm iade dostat sve penze roky zpet po 10 denni
poved. BohatstW Spojenych Sat sto Usponym valec
nym znamkami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11
Stryc Sam nabizl Yam $lOO "a
$3.50 ulozenych v 1spornych
znamkach tento meslc.

Kazda Vaeena Uporna Znamka stojl breznu $4.14 ale
$500 Naepte 20 echt znamek Usporny Vaecny
Certkat (dodava zdarna) uloze 81 jej.
Vase vlada zaplati Vam $4,000 dine l. ledna 1923,
vydelate S172O
Kupe 200 techo znamek (vse jest zakonem dovoeno)
$e280O vydelae $17200. .
Pamatuje re pri tom ne pomahae sobe rodne tmto
nevbonejm uozenm svete ale re pomahate vyhat val
ku to Whrati rychle
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-11
Sp0Hh zndmend p0ji$t6ni pr0i
zI1n cdsin1.

Sporeni jest moudre utraceni
rozumnym ukladanim. Muz, jenz
hladovi, ably stradal, neni spori-
wynn; jest iakomcem, an nici svoji
zpusobilost k vydelku a nasledov
ne potom i k sporeni.
Kdyz kupujete Usporne valec-
ne znamky, neutracite, ale ukla-
date u Vasi vlady pro hodiny moz
ne nouze.
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Muz, ktery nesporf penez ne
muze niceho pro svet neucini,
pravi Andrew Carnegie. A muz,
jenz neumf usporiti nekolik tech
dollara ami pro sebe AMI pro svoji
vladu, nenf hoden obcanstvi teto
naSi velke svobodne zeme.
Zde neni zadneho prostredi -
zadneho neutralniho uzemi
bud ANO nebo NE.
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NOTICE.
Commencing May lst MI. ]. L. Clark.
524 18th st. Whiting. viii receive ad-
vertisements for Whiting and Roberts
dale FOR TINES Newspapers. Office
Phone 13SW. Residence 1881. TT
We are giving our own Trading
Stamps. They are more valuable than
any other kind; 500 stamps are redeem
able for $1.25 in merchandise or 500
in cash.
Stiff II. GORDON s. SON.
FOR RENr-s room steam heated flsH.
$50 Cleveland ave. Whiting. sail
Star Theatre tonight. Douglas Fair
banks in The Good BAD Man" with
Bessie Love. also The Lions Claw
with Marie Walcamp.
Special matinee tomorrow at The
Star. when The Kaiser: the Beast Of
Berlin" will be presented. SILL
Princess Theatre tonight. Douglas
Fairbanks IN a Modern Musketeer."
The play IS amusing. showing a youth
who Is presumably the reincarnation Of
tho Dumas hero. Also Glover comedy.
The Rivals 5-3-I-1
Don't hug a delusion. especially If It
takes the form of ability to GO through
ire comfortably without PROVING Tor
a rainy day. Start a savings account
with The Whiting Savings and Loan
Association. SSH
Two new police went on duty on
Tuesday night. they being Jack Nc
Evan and Joe WisinskL
7. J. Woods. who has been here Wis
iting his daughter. Mrs. George a. Roe,
has returned 10 his home in Harvey.
Her sister who also visited here has now
returned to her home in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Purinton of sher-
idan avenue. accompanied by the for
mers sister from Chicago. motored TO
Angola. Ind. where they VIII visit their
mother. Mrs. Miller.
Frank o. Girard Of Whiting. a mem
OF Company A. 1o5 engineers. has
left for overseas.
Beginning Thursday. May =. 1918. we
viii give our own trading stamps in
stead OF the S. & II. All our patrons
S. & H. stamps must redeem
their checks before Juns 18th. 1918.
stiff II. GORDON & SON.
The classes IN. surgical dressings
lave been changed as follows: Monday
md Thursday afternoons. ] to 8 p. m.
t library. Monday and Thursday even
ngs at tho school. Until further no.
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MUNSTER

Miss Lizzie Tanis spent Tuesday ir
Hammond.
Mr.. weathers took a number OF his
pupils to Lincoln Park Saturday.
Mrs. II. r. Kaske and daughter Erna
spent Tuesday in Hammond.
All OF the eighth grade pupils OF the
parochial school who ttok the nnal ex-
animation. passed.
Miss Kate Hillegonds visited n Ham
mond. Monday.
Miss Helen DeMik IS on the sick list
Among the Hammond shoppers Tues
day were Mrs. Sam Schoon and Mrs.
Andrew Krooswyk.
A dance was held at the Woodrow
Wilson school Wednesday night in
honor OF Clifford Smith OF Saxony, who
has enlisted in the army and will leave
for some camp Friday.
The program given at the public school
Wednesday evening was very good.
After the program every one enjoyed
the social hour. Ice cream. cake and
coffee were sold, the money Of which
will be used TO help pay for a victrola
next year. Twenty dollars was also
collected fer the Red Cross.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31

nation OF soluble iron with Vail
able native herbal extracts. called
"Iron-tc." This is the discovery of
DIR. Pierce and his able assistants at
the Invalids' Hotel In Buffalo, N. Y.
By experiments and actual test this
new combination Of iron viii act IS
a tonic, increasing the appetite, in
creasing the number Of red blood
corpuscles, thereby feeding the ner-
YES on fresh blood. The whole sys-
TEN feels the invigorating tone, and
instead of being pale, weak, nervous
or sleepless one feels like a new being,
A man or woman Of real red blood is
ready for any or all tasks. Gain
strength, energy, vigor by going to
your nearest druggist and obtaining
q 60c. bottle Of Irontic Tablets, or
send 10c. to DR.. Pierce for trial pack
age. You will find that instead Of
pale cheeks, feelings Of lassitude,
tired, worn out, your cheeks will
have color, you will feel strong and
vigorous, and you are ready for
the fray" Start noU and you will
have no so-called spring fever"