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double trouble. Also a two-net coroedv j .Tetoi. Tl: j-.irv cons!stol of neuben
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MOTHERS, DO THFS
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Musterole on Throats i
and Chests j
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develpp into croup, or worse. And then'a
wheif you're gJad you have a jar of Mus- i
terole at hand to give promi't sure re- '
lief. It doe9 not blister.
As first aid and a certain remedy. 1
Musterole is excellent. Thousands of
mothera know it. You should keep a
jar in the house, ready for instant use. i
It is the remedy for adults, too. Re- 1
lieves sore throat, bronchitis... tonsilitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches cf back or
joints, sprains, sore muscle9, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds of the chest (i:
often prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; iiospital size $2.50.
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Office:
For Sa'e by
LUNDT ROOFING CO.
ROOFING, RE-COATING AND REPAIRING IN
LAKE COUNTY.
Room 27 Rimlsach B!dg. Phone 467 Hammond. PHONE 25.
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For Sale y
PAXTON LUMBER CO.
456 HOHMAN STREET.
HAMMOND. IND.
For Sale by
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11TH AVE. (NEAR BROADWAY), GARY.
PHONE 940.
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l-ft t th ! i onus of Mrs. r. M. i.ons.
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Mr. 7-i,.-.;;as Mylun ft! family t-
h'if i tht fi:r.ral c f b.rr IirrfVipr .Ta
Nub!'., wiuch t"''k rlsre 1m Chirnrn or.
T!'!jr-lay. Tho decasoi in survir(i by
'ia uMmv, tf n h:'!f1i---n nn l two f.i.
f: ry.
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i w ho pa.a'-J away vbii i: th rv-
f of h: ri'imiry. ji-. !fii by Ins i
lirro pirifr:-, M:a Jar..' IJartnoss. Jlr. !
bmt.a .t' , " t Is scarce and
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That goo.i corn in tliie nelyhborhoficl ' tow n. March IS. 191R. after an il'.n
M. IJ. 1 'i! r nii., 1
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'1 .1. Il'irr and daux'
.a'i. itffri'i'' J 1 1 fi
Tw o r,'-w casr.1 srnailpox have been j
! - . ng aionz Vfrv wil. j
-Mrs. Ji...l; t M.-i-'arland of Hanirriond
.tr,.:ing- --.o:al ti.n; 3 h:e with!
I ! : s. .v i piciii -n proparine 1 1 ;
i,,,..o to Tols:.-.n Apr-.l 1. Hr ton !
'Vfrn l.as a position cu the Michigan!
' on ; ; a 1 F:. P.. t hor.
M-. .ami M-r. j,..n M.ii-r ro-e;i. ci a!
I' t :,;! v.tol; frr.n thir s.in "Sutrh" f
is v. ith i:s. IVr-shin's forces in i
hardly obtainab'e is j of but several days from pneuniOiila. 13c
fact that the elevator j sides her husband. Mr. Thomas Cornel-
oad sl;ipped In from Ne- j ius 1'arker. she Is survived by four chi!-
arlied yesterday. ! tireii, Mrs. Marv ICioc of Marsaiollcs, III..
Relief from Eczema
HOB ART
rich n
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t ipa ;
Mrs. Kirlt
; inus hei
Mr. and Mr
Miss T.f.'a. vi
J'i'd3 '.
Th 50-1 I'i-ib :nrt yesterday afternoon
with Mr... I),r!nc Mehn.
Don't worry about e-ema cr ol!:er
j Mr. Frederick of Indiana Harbor. Harry efcin troubles. You can have a clear,
I of Tectonica, and F.ichard of this place healthy skin fcy using' a little zemo,
; Tht funeial was held Thursday aftT- obtained at any d.T.jj store for Coc, or
! noon services were held at the Unitarian extra large bottle Et $1.00.
J church at 2 o'clock and were conducted Zcmo grnerslly removes pirnp'e?, blaclc
: by Rev. c. B. Cromwell of Valparaiso, heads, blctcher, earem?, and ringworm
at the Hubert imc-
ran. The lttT was
i.r ar.il stated thot lie
ii'ilih. Charles M.r w
Mrs.
full of good '
w as !n goo.i j
' ! i o was with'
r.Tal or .TSi.noa llmm-.t r,oruv. ,:.,;..h hn ,:,rV v r,.x (;i, s.,ic J
. V": ry IVk- ' is n.,w stati-.n-l s-v.t- n tm, a ay !
. -. i i i . v :i r in i . . j : i ' .., , ., . J( j ;T1
rpr-- , i . iii'-nr.en; nai nt .Mt. :;?t , ;n- ! ' ' - ' - - i . - - . n. i -t.-m :ns pi---. iv.th s' ! that f
II trf?s9 -Bt3l ioiTV. tui.- of in a fashk.r.sl.:'. London - . t.
II ' 1 1 klilli FT A 1 U 1 i !:i,,rn H-rr.ersy of ra vidso;, ! ,''n"'i "' - r"'' ! Also Kurfon ' ,"lr' Af ',.n;i . o-.h
IlllImRSllBltlnl j f'n'-e la -affTinsr w i-h a badly bm t,-! j 1 Io:!: U"' Tmv.-:i.ll I M.-i s n!n y. ; . ,. Th" Tim
II I4 I I r J :JJ A 17 1 U til i nand. .?amd wJule at work. I ' ' ' '"'-' -i- r.i I'a'nrc J'o- . iielb-i pnd hut w 's:.-s from vn-.r rr."f. tree
Spa3 'at. tius-h had h.a !K badly in- u'rB s IIr;!"- SB.,(,.-, f.-.rds "b-.. k "home." ' We j r-v
ir Standard Oil Co. Vni It (iR!IMii; t A is puo-GF-H- '
I Th f!inrai o' Jmr.n irartr"t. a r v I I i'
' fe"....-..-....afl iiiiiMiiiiiiiHiiiiT' 1 DYER NEWS j
f& "'"Tt T'J"Rday evn1i'(r a rnri:iv,;rilv j I
iii.e'.;r will ! li! 1 In 5t. J.as-rh'9 j
iM'flJgja'g g in!! l,r to win!: ovrvhod v is i n i t - j '
J iT'f 1 w w M K .! r p a k o: .k fr..r.. Hammond w ill b
I tl fl ff tl W.P If!! 5 l I "'i- Snvln'Ja StVtnp.-. "t Tl, e' mr nr i '
fi -Smi vlo'ii. AXL lMo JJ. -f Ij 'HI 'f a pari .;.' nature and should ;
8 H & "ii.'.i.e the patriot!" spirit of vry- I t
fX wSr l i i, H E '-'"iv present. So th? hall will be fil-
I N lia-W Sb. JiimS HpJ&L Ak i I :''"' to make our bak you- b,Uinrj
ijj K ':"'::. A K-.orl tm t will make a bt-
a " 1 "" " iaMiiir f m .1 f t IHXA!, HANK i V ! " A (VKipl
w;th re!a
N'n -hiiian i isite
t;-. es hi Ohi.-oco, esterday.
M,' . ( llnper transa-.ted business in
Ch 3 f.n est erdo y.
in CatiioJic Ladies S
tr. et. yestoiday afternoon
"i.'.e s- far on no. i I.a'e Wednesday evening two couples '.
lie ,!'n but thHt'f1rov' throng), in a Ford machiite. and!
u f, bovs is a in fiakintr the turn on North Main
es fro M)
cf Chicago, visited with
estraay. j Th4 .ntcrnlont was
r.acj)ka ard 3.n:?nter ' terv.
ted at Michigan Cit- M. .T. Sliocmakcr of Oninha. "Neb , who
baa been visiting here durm the past
few wc-t-Us at the h.-rao of his brother,
.1. ?hoomaker. left Wednesday for a
isit with friends in Oh.io before return
ing to his hon.e.
Mrs. J. Griffin and son. "Robert, re-
and tnakc3 the skin clear and healthy.
cemo is i clean, per.etratmi?, anneptic
liquid, neither siicky nor preasy pr.d stains
nothing. It isj easily applied and costs a
mere trifle for each application. It is
always dependable.
The E. V,". Ros Co.. Cleveland, O.
, ;rig soc;et ;."
with Mrs.
ran into a street lamp post. The
' was eompirteiy demolished and the
d vas b8diy ber.t
in Crown Point Wednehdav. The i,r.,i .
; turnel to tehir home at Valparaiso alter! is th- dauhl'-i of Trank Strii-klatw'.
1 a couple of da s' visit here w ith rela-j an: is well and favorably know n he c.
i ti'. es. ! The givutii is the son of Mr. and M ;.
i Miss Ciaire Key visited with relatives Jay McCai.n, liin? east of Io-.'. e 1 1 n, i
Mere yesteroay. j i uns i i-nwcus i"ji snu p ; o'Jii
! ai-s-s Tune Urucl was a Chicago visi- ' "e '-w iy n.arr:ed coup; ha -
I tor yesterday. j the eonsraiulations of their mm;..
I Miss Adeline Jacobs and Mr. fierce j fl 'end?.
The names o
parties were not learned, but they
tied they were sttidents frorn
Yf !pp vaiso university. They paid
for damages done the lights.
the
ed- j
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ROBERTSDALE
LANSING
?.!iss Adeline Leverenz of Myr!
nue, vt:td her sister. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Black moved out o!
town again. Herman Wlnferhoff did
i th haulina; in the car w ith his truck.
I Mi s. Herman Ttabn Isited in Ciii
! cajfo Heigbta. on Wednesday.
I Miss Iouise Koch of h";ue Island.
1 isited Kaiaia Schmidt on 1'i i.lay.
The stork sale of Shorthorn Batiu'n
cattle of Oien Thomas, who lives ea.1
j .'f Lowell, was a great sale and ia
j among the best ever hold In this se -I
tif.n. The cattie. including calves and
oilier young stutt. averaged fZ, 5.
Tom llol.erls. of Indiana Harbor and
John Kennedy, of Kast Chi"agi. were
in Lowell Thursday. They are beta
itounty candidate.-.
Depository for U. Government
State of Indiaoaj Lake County
City of Hammond end
School City of Hammond
'" : i 1 he of a nit
0 reuse the patri.
1 oov present. So
1 (!.
No tv is the t'uie to a
u;i-o:u i.y depositing
to Tna:.e our bai'k yoti
:""::. A g-'Oi-l tfirt will ma
tr fln'-h. Try it. Tli. riT.S
I"i(XI, n AN K 1 Y f " ft. A
. iiANIC n a Ci"! r TOWN.
' Wednesday. March IT. a public stock
:ile w j', take place at the lw;n of
John He -ens. mi and or.o-5i.alf mi!n
on"', of Pyr. at which time srtu" f-mcv
. stock w .1: he offered, as Mr. Kerens
fceiri that J-.'s farm is overstocked.
i."
The beau;f..l sprir.g weather cf t!;e
I'tif. week has passed and left in its
wak" a drizzl.ng tlry which ir.nkea iv
i iore rorrifortab" In the hnum than
O 1 1 1 .
e ave-
Julius
:-u. if Kast Sid". Thursday.
John Murry of Roberts avenue, at-
nded xi banquet given by the Shtiners
at the M asonic J cmple in Chicago. lat
evening.
Mrs. sfaundT and jin of At hiwon
aveo-io. we. e thf guests of relatives ! The pupils ...f Room 4 hae fifty thrift
in aty. lhuiso,ay. i stampa. Thoy have organized a War
Mr. and Mm. luven Tucker hav. mov- j Saving society. Dorothy r.iant was
e.i fi..:;i Mvttle avenue, to Tear! street. ! Itei1 nreaMont ami Arttoir T obe
oaitgnter. I secretary.
soMr:mi.; somehow.
HESSVILLE
d Schfitif and
Mr, r.;.
.n--. ion, j. . ui. r. Ms::ert ;n Hammond. J Mildred I.uchene resigned her pesi-
, s!"l !i11- I tion Rt fJ.hson.
C, round has ben broken and the Charles ilunyan wh.o h. ben very
founda-tori- started for the new homes j is improving in heahb.
of John Mi; Moon and George Tarker Mrs. Rrul Ellsworth returned Thurs
day from visiting relatives at Crown
Chiefs' ! tnint hi,,! Tb-brr.n V
I The Tfessville sirls are organizing a
Camp Fire.
The H-.l Cross club Is r.-.akhig comfort
today We Represent Over
,400,000
0
b
on A to h: son avenue.
The members of the Pas
.'iuii wer pleasantly ente-talned Krlday
1 even'ng by Mr. James Hays and ?drs.
, S Mevcis ' a the latter's home in
( ieve.ana avenue, it-aris were pia.v ea , kit!, TIl0 ,,.-.b m(.ets at the Hammond;
; .y the guests .and prize were awarded nwj Cross rooms every Wednesday even-
; Mesdarnes Wm. Hart. Arthur Ptross and i jnF
1 Freu Flan.n.-ird. A social hour fol- Mr, Oliver Proechold and mnsher I
;h.wed during which a dainty luncheon hav, returned from Grand Rapids. Mich, j
jwss served. , j -ifr-a John TC.ansfield returned aitndnv
GOING-1
nzjmM rfw. 3.' it
G-OtrJC!' GONE
A remarkable growth considering that this bank has not com
bined or taken over any other institution. On this remarkable
showing -we solicit your banking business.
We pay 3 interest on Savings Ac
counts payable January 1st and July 1st of
each year.
DIRECTORS.
ANTON H. TAPPER
CARL E. BAUER
WM. D. WEI3
kEO WOLF
JAMES W. STINSON
JOSEPH J. RUFF
F. R. 6CHAAF
OFFICERS.
I
',R. SCHAAF, Prerfdent
WM. D. WElS, Vice President.
A. H. TAPPER, Vice President.
H. M. JOHNSON, Cashier.
L. G. EDER, AeiL Cashier
I GOT on a
VTST SIM car today
JUST BtrilND a woman
WKOSC HAIR looked
TK" INSIDE of a
CHCAP MATTRfSS.
Srlt CHANGED a doCar
TO PAY her car fara
AND IT rcada me sick
TO REALIZE that ehts had
ENOUGH MONEY left in
HER PURSE to buy a
BOTTLE Or NEWBRO'S HERPIC1DC
Yours for beautiful hair,
Miss Amanda Dexter of Atchison
avenue, has been on the sick list for
several days.
Mrs. Eustlce Biesen entertained a
number of relatives and friend at a
luncheon Thursday in honor of her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. A'al Brown and children of Ho
bart. were guests at the Brown home
.11 Myrtle avenue the fore part of the
wee!-.
Mrs. Roy Moore of Myrtl avenue,
spent Friday visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. lliggador of Chicago, visited her
mother. Mrs. Herman Breckman of
Reese avenue, Wednesday.
Mrs. Burwell and Mrs. Gartaida were
Chicago ahoppers yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Goldlng and Mrs. Herman
Breckman were guests of Mrs. Walter
or" Hammond, yesterday.
Mra. John Wilson of East Side, spent
the day here visiting Mrs. Robert Wil
son of Indiana boulevard. Friday.
i from a visit with relatives in Cleveland.
Ohio.
James Roland !s improving: In health.
John Snyder has returned from Bell?
Cener, Ohio.
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