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THE TIMES.
Fridav. March lo, IMS.
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo
. Sin of Innocence." Also a bis "V" com-
edy. Tomorrow, "The German Curse in
! Russia," in six act. 3-16-1
Sn.c'aer for Gaiden Tools
ana Boulevard.
J? you want to keep ymr hair
Coming to the Princess
! enlv. Mon.l.iv. Mivh 14
Scoa condition, pe careful what you i fcr0 jn
" I special maUiup at the
.ios: soaps anl prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. 'Phis dries
the scalp makes the hair brittle, anil
ts very harmful. Just plain mulsified i
j - v ii l i i. ii i y i i e ii'i ; itis'frv
ly g rea seless). Is much better than the
'PrafL No.
The.it re. Monda
60a Indl-
3-13
Theatre 1 d'ly
Mabel Talia-
Princess
March IS. at 2 p. m.
BAD COLD? TIE
"GASCARETS" FOR
BOWELS TONIGHT
Princess Theatre tonight ifessue Hay-1 , .
akaa in "The Secret Game,- a great j They TC filie ! LlVdl yOUr
HHtlf TV l.ev iKn I 1 1 1 1 eiva I 1 1 1 ,1
i . - x " 1 1 liver ana Doweis anu
cry, the kind that will
you that crcry fctling make ;o;i
grip y.nsr fcut good and tight. Also
other picture. .1-1 i-t
l'K'iie'a tirrcrt ima r! ovi ,iii:r?eri Vi a t -m
i . 1 1 . i , tiiujairii ; n 1 1 " iui i n d h n
One or two teaspoontu.
n1 rub It In.
w;;i make an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, and cleanses the hair
and scalp thoroughly. Th latlvr
rinses cut easily and rer:v's eveiy
particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ri-
ss!v oil. The hair dries quickly and)
vn!:j and it leaves it fine, and silky. .
bright, fluff;- and ey to wanaw.
Vda can Ret mulshed cocoanut cil at
most any drug store. It is ry cheap. ;
dollars.
I man 's reverses e m
! ed f or lie has go t t
! vr stigate The Whit
1 Association six pi r
clear your head.
No headache, sour stomach,
bad cold or constipation
by morning.
most expensive soap or anything e'se i
ec.l ran l:.e. feV s:mmnin'nl as Ih'.i . . !
can't possibly injure the hair.
When the sa v ms
he will be pi cp r
io sax iiig hah::. I n
nii Savings A- Loan
cent proposition.
! 2-10-1
CARD Or THAMES. Get a in,- box novi
IV o desire i,-i shank the menv who of- Colds whether in the head of any
frc,1 tlvir sympathy and all and for part of the body--are. quickly over
tho beautiful floral .HYrin;s in our re-i ro:ne by urging the liver to action
cent. beronv em.mt in the k ss of our) and keeping the bowels free of pois-
I . . i- ,-t u . . - . .. . i . .1 t , .. v. ,.i..l.,n To'. L'i,-ari,U t.nrchf nd V O U
and a f-v o-.n:es !, ero-jgl, to last Z r . ' " ' 1 " V ' M ."V: .''".u . . l w',,
No. f.13, (i. i:. S., M V,-. cf Al Hp-
! Fan Rrotto. P. of I... IX. X. ..f A., ncich-
bors and friends.
MRP. It, I'.AVJC i.VRTICX AND DAU'iir-
tlti. n-ro-i
The Men's club of the Plymouth Con
ifers one '.i
the family for month
Whiting
And Its
People
will vraka up with a clear head
yi. ur cold will bo gone. t.'aflcarets
work while, you sleep; they cleanse
and regulate the stomach, retnoxe the
sour, undigested food and foul gayest
take tjte excels bile from the liver and
curry ,-.ff the const ;pat e.l waste matter
i trfsatU'iiai church will hold a special , nn P"; '" l-l,:' l"r
i iiifctme Kr.day ovonitie. March 15. A I Item-mher the q-iicl.e-t way to get'
I ri-,-i-!n!..n ,wvnr'ioi t,n n r.n.,i,.i,t ' M'l cf colds "if or tuM Cascarets at
will giv 1 "S"t to cleanse tne s stctn. c.ei a m-
t Kr-tle- cnt it.x fit any u;ui; store. ucn I
1
! for 1
cent
forget the children. Tiiey reiish this
candy Cathartic and it is often all that
ts needed to Jrr.e a cold from their
little fvsSfi'.s. Adv.
Star Theatre tontgh. Ben Wilson
end v " Gerber In the 10th story of
"The Mystery Ship," entitled "The
Ttescue." Also the 10th story of "Th
Fighting Trail," and the 4th episode of ' .
'.The Price of Foily.
entitled "The!
n com ;n . 1 1 c e v.
It. V'. iJamtnon "ho
! his f?niou lecture, "W lia
Xeeds a Friend." Sunday evening. Mar.
I 17. All members and friends of the
' Men's ch:h are urS' d to atternl fits mat
i toi of importance will he Se,-i.le.j.
Smelyer for VaIl Paper. Paints, flard-
I ware. b'.'e In-i'aiM houiivar1. of her mother, due to heart trouble
1 The lad.e. of the Plymouth Oonsre-f - ,ad blow to the fa mil v.
: caucnat cl-.ttrch wu: I.oid a Jt. l'atnck
.social at the home of Mrs. PJchaplson
ion Fl'.eridan avenue. Friday tt'tiln;.
Mar.-h lo. lioovcrli.n? and ncllti w :1:
in order.
JOES HER BIT BT
HEALING WOUNDED
'A;-.
vl S
m
i
i;4V:
5 . :: V
Viscountess Drumlanris.
Making things more cheerful for
tht convalescent Tommies in (he re
construction hospitals is the war
work that the lovely Viscountess
Drumlaririg is doinp in England. Be
fore her marriage to the descendant
of the Marquis of Oueen3bury, the
viscounte?3 was Miss Irene Rich
an idol of the English stae.
ards,
1 1
CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
' MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL,
THICK, GLOSSY, WAV!
Try this! All dandruff dis
appears and hair stops
coming out. ;
Surely try a "Panderine Ka'.r Cleanse"
if you wish to immeaiateiy double the
beauty cf your hair. Jusl mois'en a j
cloth with Danderine and draw It care- ;
fully through jour hair, taking one i
small atrand at a time; this will j
cleanse thj fcalr of dust, dirt or any Hammond, la.
exeejsive oil in a few minutes you entcrtattKd bv
a hygier.ie support that means com
p'cte fill-clay comfort; r.o more back
aches; no more dismal three o'clock fa
tipue. It conserves your energy mi
tuarris your health and improves j oj ;
figure. Sold exclusively at Gordon's.
3-13-1
P.ev. W. J. Trueb'ood and wife who
hae ben spending the winter at P.ilot.
Mis , are expected heme soon. Vie me
look'nf famar-1 to ,ai,g Father True
b'ood st our Kastr service. March "I.
The rem;-) ir.s of Mrs. Thomas Peidy,
ape zi years, who aw a'.- at hrr
home in Pischrjpp aenu. v-ere ship
ped to hep forme- home in Pecker, Ind.,
for interne::. Mrs. P.e'dy had beep. !;
;or several months. Having unciergone
r-e-erril opra tior. Mrs. Itetdy
ive.i by her husband and tr.ree
dren. two sons and crte datightep.
A lai'ee ni:'nler of members of tV.e
Kpworli !egu, of Whiting -went to
right where they vers
A special meeting of the Men's club
of the Congregational church wHl be.
hcid in the church parlors tomorrow
ciernnp-. The purpose of the meeting 15
to make disposition of the $l.f'00 r-
A l.a Camille front lace Corsets ches u,....,, hv th, r!.lh throurn tho ILussell
s?mith agency.
Miss Helen Kleiber of 119th street,
who has been spending1 several weeks in
the south, is now in Chattanooga. Tnn,
where she. 1s the guest of her aunt,
arid writes that she expects to visit Just
one mor place before, returmns home.
Our store is open every evening i:n-
L
THE COMPLEXION
is ".'TiAny woman can make up
e citi-i ,,. , .... r
1111s creamy oeauty lotion
for a few cents
j .11 . i.l til i l' '. H'r imK.i:ViM I e, e 1 1 - "1 IIP
w;U be amazed. Tour ha;r w-;ll be ; a it. Pa trie k n party, together j'h the ' ed ino
w a tv, fluffy and abundant and possess i other leagues of the district.
an incomparable softness, lustre, and! Kxquis'te'y novel blouses with vestees
bncunanco. 'and roll collar e:''";1:, an I blouses
nestles beautifyirg the hair, cne ap- adorned, with havd mbroidevery ami
plica'tort of Danderine di?so!ve3 e very J bea,.',?. all colors. U. Got-ion f. Sep.
particle of dandruff: invigorates the ; 3-15-1
.-cflp. stopping itchij'g and falling hair, j Mrs. Anr.li I 'an sky of Post 1 13th
Danderine is to the hair what fresh t stree. age 5H, and wife, of Andrew
hoters of rain and sunshine are to Kanky. ras-tl1 away t?t the Crown
c of two fresh letv-ofis strsin
a bottle containina three
O'inees of orchard white makes s
whole quarter pint of the most, re
markable lert.on skin beautifler at
ahout the cost one must p v for a
."-lall ,iar of the ord.n?ry io!d frcaxs
Care should b taker, to etri-.n tl,r
l'-:i:on i'lio throosli a. f r . h . "
lemon pulp gets in. then tii!
til S o'clock exeept. Tuesdays and Fri
days. H. Gordon & Sou. o-lo-l
' Mrs. O. H. Fineld and .Mrs F. M.
Long at'ended the Woman's club con-
vention at Gary on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. V. Kidney of Cleveland ave- j
nue, was called to Milwaukej by the
serious Illness of her father. j
Mrs. Charles P. Davidson and heri
mother, Mrs. r.eifsnid?r of Gary, spent,
Tuesday here as the guest of Mrs. II. i
5. Davidson of Laporte avenue' !
Mrs. George Karttfsk and son of i
Park Manor were Whiting is:tors i-:i !
Tuesday. i
Mrs. Ada P. Da Idson has reluriiod 1
from several months' visit in the v e. t
during which time she -as tbo g'jeal of
her son. Orlando Pa idson and family
in Portland. Ore., and ! irited v i' li
friends and relatives m t al!.-,rrn.i. j
Mr. and Xlrs. t'laude X. Humphreys.:
nee Miss Klsle Trovif of Lapori-? a'.e. I
nue. epect to move from V. hi1 in"; the i
fore part, of April to Io?,-a, six tc.iles
north cf Vancouver, B. C. Mr. Hum-;
phrcjs has t.ken the position of ".-is'-ant
super'.p'endent for '.lie Imperial .li".
Co. at loca, m1u,-1i duties ho hopes to
be able to ftssume by April 1.
Mrs. Hieha rdson will entertain th-s
members of the Plymouth A; 1 societv
and their friends at a St. Patrick's
party at her home, "119 Pheroinn ae-
nue. tonight. A cordial invitation is !
i
extended to ?11.
Wltitins chapter, O. K. ?., vii! en-'
ilertiiri the p.-an! if.-tron. Kla M. Sio--t
' ( , ;.oi . ..isp. ... a specin' rte -ti.ig
lotton j SaMird.ay evening. All r.if.n v-rs and!
Jk. 3 Jl Jk. 54 -L-d I
You'll havc to hurrv
$20.00
if you want to get one
to $30.00 Suits for
of
our
If vOu follow the woolen market vou will realize
wc are selling these suits at one half their real worth.
They are all hand tailored by ourselves: best of work
manship and material; fit guaranteed.
You will make no mistake in dealing with "Max
the Tailor,
the best.
?9
If vou have have tried the rest now trv
AX LEVIN & CO
M
143 State St.
Hammond, Ind.
OPEN EVENINGS
i n n rn mm i i " i , ,
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
JEBSEV HAS NEJV
MAN IN SENATE
Glass of hot water each morn
ing help us lock and fe?l
e'ean, sweet, free'i.
T i
'
and t
nat- 1
HappJ". bright, a'.ert vigorou;"
.'.vaclof' a r" 1 e'e-r ; .
keep fresh for months. 1'ery j so'-.:-jrnitje members are urr .1 to bo! ;a!. r,-c - -,.r 1 - r. : on and freedom i
vefetation. It goes right to the roots, j Point infirmary, as th result of asthma, j wr.nan knows that lniin ju.c- is u.-et, j .icsem. 1 1 rora illness are assured ordv by clean.
invljorates and strengthens them. Its The funeral was held yesterday from 1 to bleach a darkened skin and remove j NOTICE Owing to the increase in! healthy blood. If only eery woman!
hilaraticg. stimulating and life-pro- j the Greek Catholic church where the such blemishes as freckles, sallowness I rot of tabor feed ma-er'a' ete "he'and likewise everv man could realize
' If
Hi
RHEUMATISM LEAVES
OflEWEH
I?eep Seated TTrle Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the SJienmatic Poison
starts to Leava the Sybtem VTitti a
TTTtntr-fonr Hours.
Hucing properties cause the hair to grow
lot'.g. strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft.
lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will i
spend a few cents for r small bottle of j
Knotrlton's Danderine at any drug store i
service was preached b" Father Coar-J and tan and is the ideal skin softener,
boch. Iiitermft. u in the Greet j t httener and beaatifier.
Cathkolie, cemetery. Hecsville. .lust try itl Gtt three ounces ef or-
Miss An'eria Self, a grade teacher, ! rhard white at a:;y inn atc-re and two
has returned from SiTver T.ak. Ind.. ; lemons from the grocer and make up
where she was "-ailed by the. death of a quarter pint of tats sweetly fragrant
materia;, ete,
government has authorized us to ad-t!l" wonders
vartee the price of ie to the fo'lo-ving ' '" Cu. w hat a
ir toilet counter and try it as directed, i her mother. Mrs. Self's
Adv.
itically an Invalid and
V.her prac-.l-mon lotion and massage it da
rudden death 'the face. neck, arms nnd hand
ily
into
Adv.
SSM
rates, to meet tho cos cf production:
Faloons. r:a per 100.
Vlut'-her. T5c per 100.
I,e -:e.ir.i parlors 26c per 100.
Tictail trade oOc by coupon book; 6rc
per 100. cash.
WHITIX'J H'KE ICK GO.
WTIITIXG ITEL & SVPri-T CO
ta,:e p.a'f
1 it stead
of the mornirsr ii-.
gratify in? change n-,
the thousands of sickly.
i
WHAT WILL VOU WEAR ON
ASTER SU
E
N DAY
If"" f 1
-st 1
4
MARCH 31st.
I here IS such a srarrifv rf
5 JA;I woolens occasioned bv the war
tnat vve Pomt wtn pride to our
large and varied assortment of
all woo! fabrics dis-
played tor your ap
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proval.
And we want to call
your attention to the fact
that wc arc here at the
same old stand readv,
able and willing to serve
vou with
the best woolens
the best work-
the latest styles
and
a perfect fit.
m
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e .
Save the Middle Man's Profit Buy Direct from the Mill.
its and Overcoats
Made to Your Measure
ALL SUITS ORDERED NOW WILL BE READY FOR EASTER SUNDAY
HAMMOND.
tiEBSMNG Ml
171 STATE STREET.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9.
HEGEWISCH
The Parsing of Sin. Sorrow, Sickness,
and Death. It Will Be in Tour Day.
A. L,. Seeley, V. P. M. bible lecturer
and scholar, will speak on this topic
Sunday, March 17. at 3 p. m. In Crane's
hell (Masonic) Ealtimcra avenue, at
Hegewisch, 111.
GRIFFITH
William PeKeamer of the Associat
ed Paper Products Company, has re
turned from the cast with his Virginia
bride and has taken, up hia residence
for the present at Crown Point.
nrnet Pe St. Aubin's youngest
daughter Cecile. was run over by an
automobile a few days ago and is now
j ,n in? iiorjuiai surrertng rrom concus-
! Sl'on Of the lmin 4 net er neit in
i ecover.
A patriotic lecture will fca
I anaem'C-looking inn women and sir's !
jwtth pasty or muddy complex! in": in- i
jMad of the multitudes of "nerve!
(wrecks," "i :i ndo wns." "brain fasts"' and!
! c " i rr. 1 s t s v.- e s 1 1 rs : 1 d see n v 1 r ; 1 e , o P t i - ;
i p.iitic throng cf rory -cheeked people;
! everywhere. '
j An inside bath Is had by drinking;, j
jea'h rr.crnirs before breakfast., a glass:
'of real hot water with a toaspoonf ,:l of ,
limestone phosphate in it to wash from j
the stomach, liver, kidneys and ten (
ycrds of bowels the previous day's in- '
digestible waet.f sour fermentation 1
and poisons before putting mot e food j
Into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bil
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and particularly those who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which will
cost but a trifle but Is sufficient to
demonstrate the quick and remarkable
change in both health a.rd appearance
awaiting those who practice internal
?s nitation. Adv.
vs " , - , V! 1
the town ball next Thursday evening.
March 2T. O. P. Manker -will he tho
speaker and will talk pure, inspiring
patriotism. Xo thing else. Kerybody
should hear this talk
Darid Laird.
Governor Edjre of New Jer?ey has
appointed David Eaird to succeed the
lata U. S. Senator Hughes. Baird
will be only a fill-in senator, -an-nouncine
that ha will net be a can
didate to suceed himself ret No
vember. The new senator is seventy
eieht years old.
P-very druggist in this count rv i"
authorized to pay to cvtrv r!:u:i-.T.;c
.uifcrer in this virfnitv 'hat if tuo '.. -
jtios of Allenvhu. the. sure -onq-.i' rr
j rlioumatisv., does not i-tp all s;o;u. :
t hi - v.l j .;;it.t and do bmv v.-.
! even the slightest twing.- cf rh'.uic.a:
; rain. he. wiil gladly return your nioir
Wii.lf Ut CT.11.V. t.t.
J Al'.enrhu has been tried and teste i
! for jen:.-. really marvelous res m -
i have been accomplished in the i-,c-j
Fevere cases where tao suffering vl
1 agony was intense and piteous m.u
j where tho patient was Jjope-lcss.
Allenrhu relievos at once. Immedi
I ately after you start to take it tic
good work begins. It searches out the
j uric a, id deposits, dissolves the score -I
tions and drives rheumatic poison cut
1 of tho body through lha k:dne s i-r. I
bowel?.
It's marvelous how Quickly it act'.
Flensed relief comes in tvi o days, and
1 even in cases where the sufferins: 1
j most painful all traces disappear in ;t
! tew days.
J Mr. .lames H. Alien, the discoverer of
i Allc.-rhu, who lor many years suffere,:
1 the torments of acute rheumatism, ih--f
sires ail sufferers to know that he jo-s
j not want a cent of anyone's money un
I less Allenrhu decisively conquers' th:5
worst of till diseases, and he hats iti-
scruciea pnarruacis to guarantee it in
every instance. Adv.
place. mJv.
: past week
iur
bouloarJ, has been on the sick list f
the past few days.
Mrs. Harry Goldmg cf Myrtle ave
nue, r; tin Thuisday visiting iu CUi-
CdgO.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eur: on vf Lake
avenue, are vivitiitg the fetter's uuc'.o
in lVnnsylvanta tor a lew wte-ks.
This governing board of the Kvangel
ical church will met Jit tho church this
evenii.g at 7:30 o'clock.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
William JIaag will regret to lca.ni 01'.
her death which occurred a1. Los Au-i
CLARK
La viand Bars.icy of this
j lies bc-n seriously ill for the
:s Eiov, ;y recovering.
Mrs. Kcbcrl Kock of West Manor, was
removed to the Gary Mercy hospital ; e
j icrday where she will undergo au ii-
I'.? ;
Pt"-r McPermott of Clark, was a
u -Ines visitor.
Mrs. Charles Penson and M.'ss Hiida
, Benson of Clark, visited with relatives in
! .V.:!.:uf;:
1 Pr. C. A. Dc Long of Gary, was a Clark
i business transactor.
j Mrs. Fred Caste! Of Clark, was a Chi
cago business transactor.
A pre-Fourth of July celebration wi!lpeues. Cal., where she wen, .several
.IOI V TI1F. DIHT SQL Af.
given in
I
REPORT MANY CASES
OF RHEUMATISM NOW
Says we must keep feet dry;
avoid exposure and eat
less meat.
Fte.y off the damp ground, avoid ex
posure, keep f0f.t drr ieS9 meat,
drink lots of vj,ter and shore all take
s spoonful of salts oeeas.onally to keep
down uric sod.
Rheumatism is caused by poisonous
toxin, called uric acid, which is gen
erated in the bowels and absorbed Into
the blood. It is the function of the
kidneys to filter this acid from the
blood and cast it out in the urine. The
pores of the skin ore also a means of
freeing the blood of this impurity. In
damp and chilly, cold weather the skin
I pores are closed, thus forcing the kid-
nej s to do double work, they become
weak "jtri sluggish and fail to eliminate
be given in tho basement of tnc cr.urcit
next Tuesday evening. March 13. All
are Invited.
One case of smallpox has appeared
here, hut the authorities have promptly
HOBART
The Crown Point Uowlinjf team played
here Tuesday evening at the Fiestcr
Fleck alleys and were defeated by the
local team. The total rcore was 1C31 to
1S00.
The Thursday Evening club met this
week with Mrs. Jacob Fiester.
Th Lady Forester lodra entertained
their husbands last even Ins at. ct.M Fel
lows' ball. The evnhig was spciit jr.
ca rds.
The Modern Prise-,;!, club wi'l mec;
this afternoon with Mrs. S-T. TTnlstead.
Mrs. Nellie Thomas entertained the
Ideal Book club estenlay, at a dinner
party.
Misses Helen Ticldt and Mayme Brandt
were Chicago viritors yesterday.
Hobart chapter. O. II. S.. will entertain
the grand matron, Mrs. Ella Smyser. this
neek Friday evening.
F.stclla Gray and MoritJ Levinne will
appear at the high school auditorium
this week Friday evening as a number
of the Lyceum course.
months ago for the benefit of her health
Don't forget the entertainment be
given this evening at the auditorium
for the benefit of the Junior lied Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keanan of rtob
crts avenue, were guests at the Paiicy
home in Windsor Park, last evening.
Mrs. 1a. Fisher of Amy avenue, .'pent
the day la couth Chicago is;tmg with
friendr.
Miss Helen Fuel! has 'been confined 1
A Mothers Guidance
f.yve vjLL55SBsr i
this u.ic acid, which keeps accumula
ting and circulating through the sys
tem, eventually settling in the joints
and muscles, causing stiffness, soreness
and pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon- The members of the Ladies' Bible
ful in a glass of water and drink before class held a pleasant meeting Wednes-
brcakfast each morning for a week. 1 day evening at the home of Mrs. Hc-nry
This is said to eliminate uric acid by
ROBERTSDALE
at
stimulating the kidneys to normal ac
tion, thus ridding the blood of these
Impurities.
Jad Palts Js inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia
and is used with excellent, results by
thousatids of folks who are subject to
rhuiimr.t ism. Here ou hae a pleas
ant, effervescent luhia-waier drink
wliKh overcomes uric scid and is bene
ficial lo your kidneys as well. Adv.
Flck cf Myrtle avenue. The meeting
was well attended. After the business
of the evening was disposed of a social
hour nas enjoyed during which lunch
eon was served.
Clarence I. Hoffman cf Hammond,
was a buinrs5 visitor here jester-
oa v .
Mr
and Mr. M. llannop entertained
fdll.iet S StSTer, Mi-? Cejievieyo
ilannon of Carv. at their home, Tues
day evening.
Mrs! Herman Ttegnier of Indiana
to her home several days suffering with
a sprained ankle.
Mrs. William Iliman of Lake avenue. I The mother who advUe her daughter
entertained a number of relatives and ! 10 s "Mother's Friend" can reat asura
friends from Fast Side at her home. "1.1. wUl be one of much Us.
... , , . Ipatn and canger.
edncsday. "Mofber'a Friend" Is a aaf e. external ap-
Mrs. Herman Theissen cf Injiana p'lcation for the abdomlr.al muscles
boulevard, spent Thursdav in Hast land Tesa?s;. I, certainly has a srcr.der
Stele vis-.tir.g lv-r rtoth-r Ajr WHI'amiful Jrmietiea In re!ivttig pal a, dls-
'comfort sr.a nausea, ann is a moat traie
r ., ' ful encou-rg-e-nent to t'r young -woman
.-.r.t.. Latigonr o. .Mrt.e five- 1 awa!tinjr tne. happloeas of com ha; tttother
iho gu'-st of friends in I lam-1 hood. The action of "Mother's Friend"'
.ttcdny. 'makes the muscles fra, plUr.t an! rs-
j sponslre to expansion. Thvia tension an.1.
War-Savinsrs beln the rnMntrv'. Iltratlt upon Ui miiiciu una naracui ,5
P.abn.
Mrs
toi-, v
IHOlld,
dustrious on a war basis gradually. The 1
-tovern-cent
t c r i es 'i 1: '
swoop, ymi
eculd shut down all fao
ii,' !ion-cssent:.tls at ore
: ro-.v.
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ST0? CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
IBajs Cream Applied In Nostrils
IlelieTcs Head-Colo's at Or.cc.
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If your nostrils are digged and yQvr
head ia tuff :I -nl .- t '.Sr.'t V -?f. the
freeiy becauf-j of .j eii;.i c c;tia; rh. j iat
get a small bottl? 1' Fly's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply a littlo of
this fragrant, an'iseptic cream into
your nostril:- and let it penetrate
through ever;- air. rassuge of your head,
soothing and healing the inflamed, swol
len mucous membrane and you get in
stant reli.:'.
Ahl how jrood it feels. Tour nos-,
trils are open, vour head is clear, no!
more hawking, snuffling.
rni-re headache, dryness
tor rireaui. l.iv s eresm Kami is .iust 1
what sufferers from head colds and ca-;
ivoided whan baby arrlv.
Mervoustters and twltchlmg spells and
that cms. ant strain known to so many
: women Is avoided. "Mother' Friend'' Is
i the prescript '.on of a famous physician si -i
I may be had at the drur stere. I will
i surely prova cf th jrreatest VT'ue. r t
' only to the mother, but to tho health e:.,1
I rjture of the child.
Writ to the Bsadfield Regulator Co ,
I Dept. C, 1S3 Lamar Building, Atlanta.
1 Ga. for their book, "Mothirhood and the
j Baby". It ia Ir asid la fcy.ok which
j avary woman ahould have. Every expeet
j ar.t mother tVuU fell natura for Vy so dc
I l-r a 1 t se crisis Is aToidei.
1
I -
tarrh need. It's a delight. Adv.
A. SAVING.
of money and dissatis
faction. We make Awn
ings for stores and of
fices which stay put and
prices the most reason
able. Ask for estimatf.
,-,v,"i!;,,i Hairiiiiona Siiada & tora'ni Ca,
Phone 2242 Hammond.
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