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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
Glade Soft.

@laoe Sgit, berIige Ssitl
,Grmer fig mart meb jublenSe Geit.
Clifet OH fomrer Iom Ipoer til Sgn.
Saamanben imiler o9 benter fin 2en.
git er iaa lpit % iaa pent.
glabe Soft, berlise SeItl
&linten bleo fualt, % Din Speabe lott.
CGoen Den 9ooe, bar trofait % bplb.
Speoen BANDIT Seir % cir trebipe Solb.
slt er iaa lpit % iaa pent.
@.abe Sgit, berliee Seit
trin9er iaa mango ~Ier9mobigc SrsIt
SiGmpen iom iegnet al @i9Iosbbrber
thug
refer Jig fraftig, frimooig og urg.
Git er iaa lift % iaa pent.
Glabe Seit, berIige Spit
G'apntilo on f~reIier fra Inngel % grsit.
Sfperne bGoeb og Hegnbraabcu bulb
tialp meb at bringe os Srebfurpen fulb
Ilt er iaa Ipit pg iaa pent.
St. g. % | q.
Snbienbt af 81. WR. almberg, 3orrin,
Nltd, Gan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
Sumniefeitcr.

5 SenoagS boIot ben pelfiertote
Is beiagteOe Sacobionife SamiIie i
Springfielo Sopnibip en- iGroeIeS
relpffet iom itenlningsrig 6amiIie.
reunion paa Wrs. Abrabam Saco6.
ions ganIe Somgiteao, buor Son.
lien Carl MI Dor. Set bar ferite
Sang / be iioitc 80 aar, at oen gam.
Il Mor og benoeS II Sonner og
Setre ale par iamlet I'll Ell Samilies
iommenfomit, Iaa oct bIcp Ell rigti5
Geitoag for Oen gamle WrS. Saco6.
i'm og @arnere. M.fange gamle No.
foer o. Senner bar fonlmen tilIteoe
for of tase Gel ! ben bpggeIige Set,
lom bipaaneoes al oper ct bunoreos
Renneifer, Der ~tilbragte nogle ior-
:lsieIige elmer iaapel inoe / set
qiGitfrie Siem iom / De pafre On.
eipelier, % Der blep iunget, talt og
orfriltet mango ganlle, fi9re Wtill.
Der. 9arnene, Der iom nGpnt ale
par %ialnleoe, er: Wtiis CLARA Sacob.
inn, GecoraH; Mrs. S. j. @roie,
9~tortbfielb, Minn.; s. 8. SacobioE,
9eaper Greet, Winn.; MrS. Signe
Saffen, 9enniIon, Miun.; Siaf %.
Sacobion, minneapolis, Minr.; 9.
&. Sacobion, minneapolis, Winn. 4;
Wrs. 8. @. 9oe, N~ortbiielb, W}inn :;
Otto q. Sacobion, Settinger, q. o;
Garl Sacobion, Gecorab, Sa.; Mrs.
Carl s. Sopep, Bruce, 9. o; Eagn.
nnlo Sacobion, 9ecorab, Soma.
en ~qlpoesrig camille Reunion
fonot iiOite Senoog Steo hos &. $.
Snopicf, iom "a oeiaa feireoe iin
73-aarige SsOielsbag. @Qe Ssrn o.
@srnebsrn bar for anIebningen font
let ! Def gamle Stem, og Ell meget
Erggelig Tug ~tilbragtes POS ben
8amle 6aoer oe Seoitefo6er. Ser
er nj gsrn % tretten S%ernebern.
Wtange pproifulOe 8auer blep / So
bet al 0agen operraft gamIe Wfr.
Snboicf, ligeiom ser snifeoes BAN
en lps % penlig 9~ipsaften. Sarl
bar / De iibite foa Mtaaneoer fife
tgret iau friIt % rolf, iom snifeIigt
tunoc pPre, men efter igien at bare
Gopt aue fine @srn ON iig % iogt-
taget line Ssrneberns piltre 2egen
beianot ban Jig minoit ienlten gar
rngre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
O~anieiaIen falotiD anoet

Mens 9anien bar / fuIot Spina
peo Safe Wenola / 9erBeoen al
Scrantsn, Henn., ben 12te oS., brait
en- Gel at Salen iammen, % Ell
W9ngbe al De ~oanienoe ilGngtes no |
Sanoet. Ser blep natilrligpis en-
ioare Sumitlt, og Ell Del al De for.
iamleoe fom mere eler minbre til
ifaoe, men ingen al Dem farlig, %
Der bar intet Cab al Wenneifelip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
WtsHonsfcit / Stapam8er.

6~eritfommenoe Senoaq bolbes
Yhsiicnsieit noe beb Stapanger Sir.
te, ire Wsil ipb ira Ssiian. gaItor
Z. g. s, Heque, @alespiQe, isis, err
6eItprGoifant. Soften begpnoer meo
norit 8uoStieneite SCI. II Sormibbaa.
Sm @ftermiooa9en blir 9ro0rammet
bopeolagclig paa gngellf, meo 9aItor
Reaue % Bait. SbeiueIano fra 8eIt
Union Tom Salere. Risiionsoiier
optageS peb begge 8uoStieneltcr.
SER. &pumme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
NYe Sfoebranoe.

Spnneoilag foraariasebe en- @ena.
De npe Sfogbranoe / oct peIfIioe
Nontana % Oct norblige Soabo.
Ser meloteS Den 10oe bs. ON 10 ioo.
oanne / Slacfieet Sfogen 10 / Goeur
o'gllene 9iitrittet, s / GanGe on
Cabinet. 8 / Ienb o'Reine, 8 / ct.
Soc, ? ! Salmon @iersene % . |
&ootenai,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
Gcrmamm 9lods SunbbeSsioIt

20 importeret ira Oarmarf. SeIbrebsr
Spmptomer af: SoritoppeIie, iur WSoue, orO
Smas % Slim | Dtuuben, TerpeIitet, Sal.
iebrGnbe, WanseI paa 9lppetit, ube6aoeIio
Selelie etter MaSen, Souebpine, 6rpt |
Siertetnlen, Sierteflap, Spimmelbso, We.
lantoli meo Sab at arbeibslpit. Raar Suuos
bebsialtet ta9es, Tom Sru9saupisninoen 10.
r%eifriper, pil 6elbrebelien fomme burtioers.
eno Se tror. Pris pr. 4 lluiers SLATE, 35c
s LINERS 8laife 60c. Sfrip til sSacobIens
9barmacp, 526 Sennepin glue., minneapolis,
Wiureiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
TBSsfaIb.

@trs. 8utpor Steet er Wmlooa
gIften, Den 14oe Iug., oi8aoet peo
Ne0en / Iuie Sanger GloeroomS'
Item / Den beie SLIDER al 80 Aar %
o Waaneoer. Sum bleo SnSoag
iorofpitet paa Gitre Saint Greet
8rauplaoS / gQamafee Gountp.
8arnIe Wrs. Steen og benocS NtanO.
Tom bapOe tit tibIigere @ie1n nrt
@aterpiQe, par blanot DC isrite JON
upto1es / Ilberbom&biemmet peO
Nets aobning for roglc faa Iar il
Sen, men Scr. Steen beoc fort efter.
8amIe airs. Stecn bar trobs i'm
hci @Ioer uiHOpanlig raft og rert8
inotil for galrife fort Sib iioen og
tlep falot Splitraaleu blan0t De
GamIe. Sum efterlnber Jig inget
&ern eller andre mere SlGgtninge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
G.piabcosarnn "a Setteme[f.-

W Som en- iunb, bebaselis os biGis Grit
er "Utana 9l" os "S9ttemelt" uben Iuil
bebit for alminbelist Srus. @i ienber Guis.
bebs9rpn eaer Starter for S9ttemelt mso
Srnssanpisning, portofrit for SOC. Sitsle5s
Wennet), SOC; Oitefarpe, SOC; Smpriarue,
SOC. @ofato Supplp Company, Deer @art,
@isconiiu. Grit GirfulGre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

efriu otter Trpuccrempinrer az "Sctpfub.
Soften % geo Trneu"! Gteit uobreote norfe
@Iao / s(merifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
Mtuueintafarnt tilialas.-1f

~ scres Sarm, ~bslisssnbe / SanotpSRt
Gouutp, Worpap cate Gopnibip, 4 Ntil
norb ira Sunburs. I9ifen alt S~prtbarI
Qanb, Reiten Sslanb. pris $500 pr.
gcre ON SanbeI FER fsrenb LIE 9topsmosl,
8au iaaes paa lstte Seta%linssptltadr on
enifes. Sette eano liseer bare noSls 4tl1
ira Siblep State Bari. Ole Salporloh,
Secorab, Soma. %. 2, gor "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

Valdez College, DEBORAH, Ia, makes
a speciality of preparing students in
short courses. Prepare to earn ready
money. 6 or 7 months at Valdez Col
lege will enable a person to get a start.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

Nnfcs.-@pbt tSiem for gnte
easr mibbsIalbrsnbe pise Dos 6arlllle
al 2, iom Ter mere paa ct sobt Sienl eno hei
een; fan bape Siem | lensere 8io. NGpn
glbsr. abrssis, Routs 2, Dor 81, Dfir'ne'
ota, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

Siial9s.-20 Icres 9ano meo
- 9obt Tibet Gus lise ubenom grGnisn az
Spen Nepis, Wtinheiota. llomertet soot
uorif Rcbolas. Bris 2 $500. Strtp I'll
%. Z. Sable, Hepis, @innelota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
EnocI ubpalate Stnffer QonS

" biais tiIiolss i norblise Ninreioto
Stasca os geltrami Gountpsr, norife Settle.
menter. Wiaa i9lges for at ufllutte Fn
a9enter pnifeS. Sfrip til &ep. Sobn mi.
mann @itate, core Of 6. Z. 9eterion, 1901
5tb slpe. Co., Winneapolis, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

0ano tilialas | ct patfert Strga
O. blaubt Nurife os Spenlfe; peb gooe
Stoler o9 litbsrife airfer; 8elsion og 9oOs
9ete; 6iiferi, pilo Srust; Mais, alsuer %
slfalfa; Serb al aller bebite Slass. Sebrt
llnSerretnins faces al Sbotlep Some SunO
Islociatiou, Stanley, Minneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

.StfalgS.-160 Icres 2anb (ins
- gen gpsninser) 81 Mil / 9orbsf for
Selpa, Wtc6enrp County, q. 8at. alt tan
l9g9eS unper glosen. Gris $3.50 pr.
gtcre. $1,000 f%ontant, Reiten / s aarlios
afbetalinger til 5 Hroceut &ente. u. 8.
Sergeion, Oecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

StialGs. 40 Icres meo cuoe
- Spsninser, 1 Wil fra SarIitaO. %
Icres unber pIo9. SfanSinapiif Naboluo.
Silifrip Senrp Spauarub, Senuebp, ST.. ?,
SittIon Gountp, Winneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
apo Weano ipm ior

NWVICS%-VW HUU UtUIIU TUII IT
itaar zig paa Sanfiorretnius til at be-
itpre en- Sant | ct af be bsblte Stre9 l eNTs
9iortb Safota. Waa bape enbel SGpitdI
iamt be bebits anbsfalinssr. @ooe Srsni'
tiosubIister for ben retts Nanb. SnSeh
uben W{ibler iamt be bebite 9lnbefdlInStr
trGn9er at meloe iis. gbres H. p, care o.
"GecorabsP Soften, 0ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

* nifcS.-Gn mibbelalbrenOe
- &piube iom SuSbolbsrife for ct Ear
9amle Solf. Sob Con. @ppt Sierr. (tE
ifrip Otartinrs Sobniou, Rt. 3, SANTA,
Winneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

SiHalgs.-15O Gcres to Wtil ira
Sernbuue6p, psb Statspei, / toniolr
beret Sfolebiitrift, en- balp Mil al SCnoii03
Stranbbreb, no9le faa acres Sfog, sobe men
itte fore Spsuinser. norlf Rabpla9. Er5
$50 pr. acre, lette @tlfaar. 8. s. ulQHO,
6er9us Sails, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

Sums MODERN
Sotsl | Siertet af Wsnomonie, @lS.
Seq fan osiaa tass Iibt ibptis. Sstte er Ell
COB aulebnins for en-. Der nil bape ct SotsI.
Cab mig ie bpab be bar at bpoe. Grin euer
tom til s.. Dopus, Sant al Menomon'e,
Wenomonie, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
Staalskrinfor vsrdipapirer
(heaV BeSSemer Steel Safety Boy,)

Si fan fremoeleS Iepere bette
Staal.G ofumentIfrin, iom iifferIia
pil aibiGlpe CT lGnse isIt Sam |
mangen 5amiIie. S bore Oaae err
Ger life Ell Samilie, iom life eier flere
SGroipapirer og 6oriifringspolicer
DC enlfer at giennme % opbepare paa
Ct iiffert Steo. Sofumentifrinet er
iabriferet al iolib SeSiemer StaoI,
emalieret ! fort. StsrreIle INK
512X2A Sommc Ger bsrer to
Nsgler til Strinet, Seno Seres Sr.
orc iQr ct eaer Here Grin. Speciel
Eris $1.0O.
THE ANUEDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
m

Les dette!
Si bar tilialss Sarme | aue Stsrrelier / bet
9arrle norife Excitement runot Starbud.
Bope Gouutp, Wrnn. llbmerfebe @obttieb
faaes MI. Som o9 ie eler ~tilifrip os.
Peterson & Landmark, Starbuck, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

Gill mine 2anbsm9nb, Ipm BnIter
lluberretnins ON gobtfipb paa SprteOe
6arme b%uoriombelit / ben bersmte Saito,t!:
man 8alep, Sdrabn. Siilfrip g. SGrOo,
0eltsle, Sulf., Gauaba. Spr 116.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

Mctop uofDmmet: % luen'fe SOL
~ temelobier let ubiatte for Giano oS meo
unberlast ipenif Cert CSC. Sibli9ere uo'
tomnet 20 uprife Solfemelobier meO unoey,,
last norif Cert 25c. She Hortbern Foot
& Wniic Company, 1888 glt9elo Streti'
@bica9o, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
cnifes, Siaete, Silialas
% Gtteripsrgicl.

94pertisiementer nnber ppennannte sit,r
| net, for bier Gang. Muerttsiemrnter ;rS
tnges life fpr nttrore enb so Gents. Trnes
mao rfrapigeltg meofslse ane geiininnsrt
\ Get lsnner fig lite at bosfsre iaa imoo
: Gunner. ""
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18
.ootfipbstarm tilIalqs.-

" pr. gcre for rpbbet. sobt opbps9et 100
Acres Glearpater Co., Winn., Sarm. 9tTF
Sper, Sirte os Stole. @ei o9 Glp 9ieunsIl
Sarmen. eutberau Sureau, 1113 Ufet. S'e
Slbs., Minnsapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

Stliatgs.-Sine upbprtebeSarrne
/ Nortb Satota for $40 a $50 pa acrt.
Sp9ninger. Sob Sorbbuub. @ooe &tI:
taar. )torif Nabolas. Silifrip 9. grttion,
yau9bon, q. Gafota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

G.rtt Sart u9 Site, aubt 9ano til
y @obtfieb NOR Spiuinsbperne. Sats'
$50, ct. Groir Salts, @iscouiin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-18

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
GRIFFITH

Robins, Blueiays. Woodpeckers. were
seen in large numbers at Griffith last
Saturday.
The Associated Paper Products Co
began work at its factory here last
/ Thursday. 1t sounds good to hear the
hum again after several months shut
dawn.
Miss Hannah Carlson Of Hobart IS
visiting at Malmstones.
The Radio Club met at the church
social rooms On Thursday evening. 30
enthusiasts were present. Mr.. Carl
Jagnow, electrical maintainer of the f.
J. & E. R'y was elected president and
VIM. Penning Secretary and Treasurer.
Come to the next meeting. next Thurs
day evening.
Nfr. and Mrs. Ed. Schoon on Ridge
Road are the proud parents OF IL lb.
boy born last Saturday. Mother and
babe doing well.
Irene Rrouski had her tonsils and
adenoids removed at the Hammond hos
pital Monday.
Mrs Nelson and family from Aims
worth. visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Jones
Sunday
The weekly song service before the
sermon Sunray evening was enjoyed by
all If you like singing join the choir,
The Standard oil plant is dredging a
new lagoon and Installing another en-
CINE.
The tickets for the play to be given
by the Hammond ladies' at the local
church next Friday evening are selling
rapidly.
serious illness ....nZObataoi ara
serious accident occurred Saturday
evening when Frank Scheidt and fam
lily were returning from Gary in their
new Dodge touring car. The Scheidt
car was upset and completely demolish-
ed by a large car, which never stopped
the driver never even inquiring about
the injured. Robert Scheidt II years
old is in the Mercy hospital in a sriti-
cal condition. The other occupants Of
the car escaping with bruises and min
or injuries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
AT THE DELUXE

Learn while you laugh. and laugh
while you learn.
This might have been the motto that
Mark Twain kept on his deskpad while
he wrote "a Connecticut Yankee in
King Arthur's Court" which, in film
form. is showing at the Deluxe thea
ter next week as a special William
Fox attraction. starting Saturday,
March 4
But Mark Twain had no such idea.
"a Connecticut Yankee" was not meant
to be instructive. 1t was meant TO
throw ridicule upon the idea that the
Middle Ages We're a better time than
the present. But it teaches in spite
of itself The adventures of young
Martin Cavendish among King Ar
thurs knights and ladies tell better
than all the history books just what
life in tho Middle Ages was like
without plumbing. without telephone
without good roads.
"A Connecticut Yankee" in the mod
ern Don Quixote II has done more
than any other book or play to prove
that men are as chivalrous today as
they were in the days when knights
were bold
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
STORM-BOUND
NORTHWEST IS
DIGGING OUT

~ ! EHNA llOkAL NEWS SFpVfCFl
1HIC AGO. Feb. 2T.-Transportatfon
and communication conditions thro,oh
"1t Minnesota, Wisconsin. Michigan
ma parts OF Illinois and Iowa. were
sun In a chaotic state today as the re-
suit or the storm which began last
tuesday Scores of smaller towns
throughout the region were stiu cut
on from telegraphic or telephone com
muntcation and train schedules werr
deTnoralized.
me upper end OF lower Michigan.
according to reports received here is
SUN sheathed in ice. Only one train
mas reached Traverse City since Tues
Gay afternoon. Thousands OF telephone
and telegraph poles are down and
wires are tangled IN an almost mex
tricable mass. Overturned and up-
rooted trees are strewn over large
areas.
In the Traverse city region the
storm ragged for seventy-two hours
coating the entire district with a COW
er1ng OF sleet and ice several inches
thick. Game birds were driven into
farm yards seeking food when their
customary feeding grounds were
buried beneath snow ard ice.
Conditions almost as bad prevail
throughout the northern sections OF
Wisconsin.
Reports from Appleton say eight
railroad wrecks due to the storm have
occurred in that vicinity. Miles of
telegraph and telephone poles are
down and damage estimated at moro
than 100000 has been caused to teIe-
phone facilities alone. Fond du Lac
and other cities are stsll practically
cut off from wire communication. In
terurban service between Milwaukee
and Fond du Lac. Appleton. Neenah
NIenasha. Oshkosh and other towns is
badly crippled.
The overlooking OF its banks by the
Pecatonica river near Freeport. Ill.
has caused fears Of a disastrous food
IA that section. Weighted freight
cars are being used on railroad bridges
to protect them from the torrents and
interurban and railroad traffic between
Freeport and Rockford and Freeport
aid Beloit. Wis, has been discontinued
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
FATHER BROWNS HIS
8 MOS. OLD SON

did not work for two years
Liddle said he called up his wife and
told her he wanted to get his little son.
The wife said she was willing if Liddle
came to her home, but she would no,
bring the boy 10 her husbands Little
BIZ, dressed in his Sunday best. was
taken by the father to his own home
Il took Little Bill and put him on the
bed and undressed him" said Liddle
I gave him talcum powder can and
he laughed when the powder came out.
1 filled the bath tub with water l
played with Little Bill for a few mina
utes. then I said to him. Goodbye, VIII
liam, you Will be better off I took
him in and put him In the water lie
gasped. but died very quick"
After he was sure the child was
dead. Liddle went to his wifes home
and calmly told her what he had done.
1t is believed that Liddle's defense
will be mental deran cement brought on
by illness and brooding over family
troubles. His wife and wother were
Frustrated with grief and neither was
IN court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
PEARL WHITE IN
HAMMOND SATURDAY

Movie fans Will be mighty sore when
they learn that Pearl White. the movie
queen who has given them 50 many
thrills. was in Hammond on Saturday
evening and they never knew a thing
about it.
Only one person had an advance tip.
He was Desk Sergeant James Mathers
of the Gary police. He received a tele-
gram from Miss White asking him TO
meet the Monon train at Hammond and
accompany her as far as Chicago.
She had been east and was on her way
to the Pacific coast to resume work
with the Universal Co. Mathers mot
her several years ago while in Cali
fornia and they had been intimate
friends since. He was at the depot,
dressed in his best. when the train
reached Hammond and the crowd never
knew that the girl who greeted him as
he climbed aboard was the movie star.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
SUNDAY BIG
DAY IN REVIVAL

Sunday was a big day in the evange-
Iistic meetings of the Hammond Chris
tian church. The Sunday school at
tendance was 462 and during church
the auditorium was filed and many
were seated in the balcony. During
+ the day there were ten additions to
! the church, making thirteen since the
meetings began on Thursday evening.
Minister - NJ Smithson baptized eight
people on Sunday evening. Evange-
list Day is preaching some powerful
gospel messages and Song Evangelist
r.. Paul Arnold is stirring the hearts
Of the people with his message in
song. The solo Sunday morning The
Old Home and Mother" a song of his
eown composition, made a great hit with
the audience.
There will be no preaching service
tonight but the men of the church are
giving free banquet at O'Clock and
Evangelist Day will deliver an address
on Masculine Christianity" On Tues
day evening Day viii preach again and
a large delegation is coming from East
Gary. Wednesday night VIII be com
munity night and the evangelist Will
speak on the subject The Gospel of
Fair Play employees and employers
of labor especially invited. Thursday
night viii be Christian Endeavor night
and three large societies of the church.
junior. intermediate and senior viii at
tend in a body Friday night will be
whole family night. Recognition Will
be given to the largest family present
the oldest married couple. the new So
married couple. Folks are urged to
present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
VISION GIVEN BACK
TO BLIND CHILDREN

vitamiRes are mysterious. No one
has ever seen one. Yet science knows
definitely what they viii do.
The knowledge of vitamines has
been a codsend to countless sufferers
of certain diseases which are caused
BY lack of one or more OF the three
vitamines. a, B, and G. in the regular
diet
While experimenting on small ami
mails learned doctors found that omit
ting Vitamine A in their food caused
an eve disease that was as bad as the
length Of it's name-xerophthalm
ewing back Vitamine A to the tiny
sufferers cured them Of the eye dis
case.
Not long afterward a Danish doctor
found the same kind of eye disease in
children whose war diets gave them
little or no a vitamines. He fed these
children cod-liver oil. which is rich in
yltamine A, and they were cured.
During the war DIR. II. Gideon Wells,
an eminent Chicago pathologist who
was in Rumania for the American Red
Cross saw hundreds of Rumanian
children going blind. Their food had
been only cornmeal and a soup made
from bran and vegetables. This diet
was lacking In Citamine A
a shipload of cod-liver oil was COM
mandeered by DR. Wells. who hal
learned of tho valuable vitamine con-
tent of that substance. He fed it TO
the suffering children and is credited
with performing more miraculous
cures of blindness than are recorded
ia the Scriptures.
Similar cures Of other diseases have
been made in many other parts of the
world by supplying missing vitamines
Il. r. or c. 1t can be readily seen
from this that correct balance of all
three vitamines in our food is neces-
sary for our health and well-being
For the benefit OF people who can
not easily get sufficient vitamines in
their food, scientists have found ways
u concentrate and condense the three
vltamines SO that they may be taken
in addition to regular meals This
scientific step has raised the health
standard all over the world
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
CHICAGO PRonTCE.

BUTTER - Receipts. 1882 tubs
Creamery extra. 36Mc; hrsts, s1q
S51ac; packing STICK. 15@17c.
EGGS-Receipts 21,e47 cases. Mis-
cellaneous. 22n 23e; ordinary frsts, 20
a 21: frsts 24c
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys. 35c.
chickens. &c: springs, Csc; ROSTERS
1sc; geese. 1sc; ducks. CSC
POTATOES Receipts. 80 cars; WIS.
round whites, 81. S09.2 90; MINI. round
whites, 81 .7og1.9o.
vEAI-5O TO so lbs. 1o911c: 10 10
50 lbs, 12@1sc; 80 to 10 lbs. 14@15c;
fancy, Is u Ice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGS - Receipts, $4,000 market
mostly 1eG 20c higher, lighter weight.
active; others SLOW. hulk. SO - g
11.15; top. Sf1.c5; heavyweight. $10-75
m11.oo: medium weight. SO 90411.15;
light weight. Sill oo@ -
CATTLE-Receipts, 1900: market.
fairly active strong to higher. Beef
steers-Choice and prime, SO 25G s.s5;
medium ana good. s7.6o@s.25; good
and choice, So SOFAS so; common and
medium, IS 80 q s 20 Butcher Cattle
Heffers. 4.75@s.00: cows, 4 Is &c so.
SHEEP-R9ceipts $4,000; market.
slow. lambs weak to 25c lower. sheep
steady. Lambs ga lbs. DOWN. SIS. Is
GI6.o 90; lambs: culls and common,
$1,000 013 90; yearling wethers, $40 so
Q14.25.