The Lake County times. [volume], March 30, 1918, SATURDAY AND WEEKLY EDITION, Page Page Six, Image 6

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THE TIMES
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The First
National Bank
of Hammond, Ind.
begs to remind the people of
Hammond that April first is
the last dav for reporting
INCOME TAX. We extend
the facilities of our Bank
and assistance of our officers
without charge to aid those
who desire help in making
out their reports.
A. M. TUIiXER,
President.
A. 11. TTJItNKR. President.
J. E. FITZGERALD. Vice Pres.
W. C. B ELM AN", Vice Pres.
II. M. TOWLE, Cashier.
W. F. MASHIN'O, Asst. Cashier.
W. H. RITPE. Asst. Cashier.
r. II. FEDDER, Asst .Cashier.
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QUOTAS IN LOAN
The New York City Reserve
Banks Shoulder Big Loan
in Third Campaign.
BAKER'S'
BREAKFASTS
COCOA
I Hie food drink
1 without a fault
r .
NEW YORK. March SO. New Torlc
I'il j federal rfsorvo banks will sohuldcr
llu- henlest load in the third Liberty
Loan campaign.
Secretary JloAtl.if) has announced the
i quota for the various rfscrve districts
ami Now York is ask.-d t. sell $:)UH.
00 in bonds, or 3) per cent of the loan
total of $3.000.000.n'0.
Other districts drew thi following
quotas:
Chicago, H.1C6 rer cent, or $4:3.000.-
000.
Cleveland, 10 per cent. $300,000,000.
Uoston and Philadelphia, each 8.333
per cent, or $230,000,001).
San I'raiKis., 7 per cent, or SMO.-
..'0 0,000.
Ktchmond. St. I.ouls and Kansas City.
, arh 4 333 per cent, or $130,000,000.
Mir... ...polis. 3.5 per cent, or $103,000,-
l" Ytlanta, 3 per cent, or $30,000,000.
Dallas. 2.606 per cent, or $50,000,000.
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Telephone Indiana Harbor IS7
JOHN YONKO CO.
Tl LAKE CB03TT
! Board State Pardons Tikes
! Action on Lake Co.
! Cases.
Made of high grade
cocoa beans skil
fully blended and
manufactured by a
perfect mechanical
process, without the
use of chemicals. It
is absolutely pure
and wholesome, and
its flavor is deli
cious, the natural
flavor of the cocoa
bean.
The genuine
bears this trade-
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DORCfrESTER
MASS.
Established 1730
BUILDING MATERIAL AND CEMENT BLOCKS
Guaranteed Weights Prompt Service.
STATE TO GO
DRY ON TUESDAY
KCih rai,I Cnrcy
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Time? Ri-reat-.
At St tk I'ArtTAT.
ivniwM'Hl.IS. IXP . March
The fVitr-. board of pardons has rf-com-nivnd.d
to Governor Coodrioh a parole
f,,r Vi!l;-x:n 1". llinl-MW. the Winch.-st.er
T-renclf-r v was sent t. prison from
-..'ricks ronr.ty twenty-two years ago
f..r 'tlio roit !er of his nif.-. It t- u:i-
.TM....k :hat the Cov: iv-r will Krsnl
the ; This will .. lh- C..;r. paro'e
f..r Il'.ti-havv. j w
Iij,!,Mv w.-.s one of thirteen for,:..
when th. hoard ff c-rnniend.-d pa .o'.t-s. :
Atv.ons 111 w, ro tho follo-vii.pr: ;
.l.din O ffey. scnten'-.-d from l.ake . j
county to the "reformatory, F' hruary CO.!,..
1917. two to fourteen y-ars for conspir-,
acy to commit a felony. I fr
Max AiiVhl. s, nt-Miced from Lake',,,
county to the reformatory. Pert ember
1510, for forgery.
(Continued from raFe one)
.ire, l-.e'i"
are end r.pral- of th ;""!.'
It vpe-,1 nil 1-Tal f.ption law-?
It d'f:-. s n'l !---..".!crit.,H' Inri
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f,- RIGHTING tires, which hurl their tou
8!.-Ti d treads and sturdy muscular bodies against
v L 5 the road, and battle the roughest goin with
feusQ phenomenal mileage, are Goodrich Tested
Tires. You foresee splendid service Li their gener
ous, masterful size, and they have proved it for
you on the car and on the road.
For Goodrich Test Cr Fleet9 have brought back from a road test,
which ran the length of the continent and the year cf 1317, a new
standard for tires, the Tested of
VPfeer T See Tbw Sif '
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UONnu inn bic jwun ttj
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I'onif t'e "t AtTeeff'.I.
It prohibit 'he sale or rr.a ro 'a t
powders t!-at !:-'-!; he nse.J as
ixtti-e in trt'iU'ns !nto!c.if.r;tr JHn
It not -"-, ; hit an Individ
on m.ik'n wire or cider for h'a
CHICKEN $ FOR YOU
It tvUI Interest you to know that we have sufficient stock on Land to
offer you
Cyphers, Incubators, Brooders and
Hovers at 19 16 Prices
Standard Cyphers Incubators
No. 0 Capacity 70 egg - '. - $15.C0
No. 1 Capacity 144 eg? $23.00
mm sends
ANOTHER QUOTA
shipments r '
state unless
rf.-rr.-MAi. To Tub Timkp.I
No. 2 Capacity 244 egg
No. 3 Capacity 3S0 egs
Columbia Hot Air Incubators.
Small size, capacity 5 egg ,
Large s!ze, capacity 130 egg -
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Superior Hot Water Incubators.
Small size, capacity 65 eg -
...$34. CO
... $4Q.C0 '
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....$16.C0 f.
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$12.00
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VIIITIX'".. IM'. -Maicn ... i
Whltir.R draft hoard r.as rectvert a ca.i
fr seven more men. Might h ft this
mornin for Camr Taylor, Ky .and the;
last seven have Wednesday for Fort j
JIamiiton. X. Y. i
Notices have heen sent out to the fol-j
.-.mlr.s tweUe men, seven of whom are!
to po' to I'ort Hamilton on Wedr.es lay. j
William Klemm. John Tomko. Steve,
Wii.so.n. Krnest Otfenheimer. William
rasehen. James II. Wilkinson. Jos.-rh'
Tie,lmsk.y. 'bar'es Stoker, Nicholas ,
Henak. Itlchard K'.eiber. John Janeosck j
and I'aul Olarnon. I
It d es not prohibit a man from rv
ir.!? e.;:;r.r (n a e'ifft nt l'is own home
No one s'r.all re.-. iv
h-i',i,,r from ontside tli
he holds a T.erm't.
No sale of ;,-jij--r may be advert!et
in Indiana in any manner.
It i unlawful for npents of liquor
houses to solicit in Indiana or or to
soh.it !'.' en talocrues th'o'.u'i the mail.
The hol.Mrsr. of a I'nt'e.J States tax
receipt 1 q I-rlrr.a t &-; ev i that
l-e udder is en.eaared in t!. sale of
honor.
A man testifvinpr r'orardins the vio
'a'i.'ii of the law- hv others becomes
-xenmt from iro.speut 'on.
A rtrnsarist niav sell r.n'y pure eratn
-ohd for m.edional. me.-nan-cai or
:es, and w!i
He can n r
r.f intoxic.it
ie fop sac
t sell any
ititr drinks
Standard Brooders
Cyphers Hovers
Style A Outdoor
Style B Outdoor
.. $14.50
$13.50
Adaptable
Portable
?9.C0
$3.00
REMEMBER, THESE ARE CYPHERS.
Booklet Mailed on Request.
Peoples Hardware Company
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''Manure Free
J. B. M'GLURE IS
GALLED BK BERTH r-rsr:..:-':-
I la t. .n of the law.
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c.'-j en 1 1 te i-'.-.rp'
ramental use.
common form
:nder anv conditions.
A tirntrit ma-- sell wine for parra-n-.etitnl
purposes on apt-liation of the
c!erevmin or church o(T;eer.
A dru Siri.st is reqiiired to keep an
r.n-.-.rate list of nil sales of liquor for
pnhiic inspeetion at any time.
T-.vh-o a year a dr ;s-'st rr.'ist file a
sworn statement of his sales of alcohol
and w ! w ith th.e e,.nnty clerk.
ri.eii.vt inf.- be fined from $H0 to
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Actual road roughing it thus proves the tire construction cf
SILVERTOWN CORDS, and BLACK SAFETY TREADS; proves
that the spiral-wrapped, cable-cord tire body, and tou2h black tread
rubber baffle the teeth of the road.
Get proven durability and dependability in the tires that mastered
trio mid nf America in the 4.173.744 tire miles, traveled by the Test
Car Fleets.
Tested Tires."
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Get tir economy and satisfaction in America's
Buy from Goodrich dealers, located evcryichere.
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
Chicago Branch: 1S25 Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
The War
will be wan
with War
Saving
Stamps.
On tTn?
mvmry Goodrich
Branch and
vapoi.
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? HE CITV OF GOODRICH
AKRON, OHIO
4 ac a K9CC -it? a ti a c iu 3w
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l a 4u.,ui' U"XfCv4
this evening;
their monthly spreads at the Commer-
ial club rooms on Thuesday night, Jlrs.
elmrch and preach on the topic, -Thejv.ho has been employed in the Gary: at the public library
e..r- t tr.H " Tl. n.orninir servic" 1 rust & t-avmcs nanK, nas reisuu i ......
at the rreshvt. rian church will be the; po with the First National of the same
last one that Rev. Ihllman will have, city.
ohane of he 1-avuic resigned sometime! The Chrysolite Club enjoyed one of I
apo to take off. ct April 1. The people of.
Crown Point deeply reeret the resipna-
. . . , , t . ' t r i n-l,n. . . M ii c I .-.O, rnrlpv
I ion H3 i:ev. lUIiman ana wue nam t-n- . u. ...nv... ....v. ........
deared themselves to the community at i Margaret Wilson and Kuby Brown being j
r,. , i the hostesses.
. . a meeting of the women's committee tion board. County Clerk II. L. Wheaton
W. R Mlmer took a Photora o I ; held having resigned,
the signature of the marriage license
nppl'eation f J. J. McCann, the Catholic j
priest of hilgin. 111., of whoso escapades1
the Chicago papers have been printing
the past week. The Chicago Tribune
employed Mr. Vilmer to take the picture.
(..mite a number of Crown Toint young
people will attend the opening of the
I.assrn pavillion nt Cedar I,ak this
evening. The opening of this popular
resojt attracts largo crowds from Chi
cago and other nearby points.
Miss Mayme Mailht of Crown Point,
Send Your i earns
and Haul It Away
James n. MeChire, Indiana Harbor.:
the nian who su. ee.ied th late Harry j
It. l;.arren as su per.nt end.-nt of the l!at ;
furna.-e at the plant of the Inland Steel
Co., died at his homo at .1114 Fir street.'
about 1 o h o'.c this mormng. I'neumonia :
was the cause of death.
It will be remembered that Mr. liar-
ren was stti.k.n v, ih pneumonia while!
on (t' tive duty at th.e plant and di-d j
within a few dnys. Mr. M.:"lure was j
assistant to Mr. I.arren and was at
oii.-c promoted to fike his place.
He had been on the new job only a
rouple of days before he was taken si. k
ar.d soon pneumonia (Ic-vt Iopevl.
Sr.. i-ialists and nurses from Chicago
were at the si k man's bedside and
everything possible was done to save
his life. J. W. Ies, superintendent
of the In'and Steel, personally assisted
the family in their hour of trial.
Mr. MeClure has heen a resident of
Indiana Harbor for the hast four years,
coming from l..orraine, t i. He was 4t
yf ars of age and besides the widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth McClure, lie leaves a son. Cal
vin, and two daughters. Hope and Jean.
Services will be held at. the llaptist
rhureb, Indiana Harbor, Monday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, I'.ev. Speer officiating.
The serviers will be in charge of the
Knights Templar, of which cider lie
was a member.
The P'at
rev.
I! oard of Pharmacy shal'
n ri!sc!c.'s license for viola
tion of the law.
Vive voters of a township or ritv
mi '." file ehaiges hefor" the state board
of pharm-ir-v aainst a druTcist and
hi ng 1-i-n to triil.
Anv licensed physician !s authorize,!
t.- write a prescription for pur- grain
al eohol.
A physician can preseribe liquor only
for medicinal use.
A physician cannot prescribe wine
for iec,;;r :,.-,
A p'lVvh-j m ran only prescribe pure
ii rain nh-rdod f .r Tred i n al use.
,Tl-.e phy.!clan must name in his pre
scription the .riantjty of lbjuor t ) be
ho-:gh.t. th" the r;;n of the person
i for whom it is Intended and the, di-
lertions for Its Use.
A druneist must cancel vry pre-.-'ripiion
for lioior when filled.
A physician can not Kl'.'e. liquor
a w a y .
Every ommi Wantra
Kit ft q?sr? ?no- j ' ft s n;
i ir v v -aaj VWV.itt.--i ' af '
:-3
T ( 1 . . -U VJ ..... .
j DioIved in. -water Sor dotiches top
pelvic c-.ttrrh, ulceration oncl inf'am- j
j tnition. KeccmmcrideJ by Lyd:a - '
iFinkham Med. Co. for tea years.
I A Lcalingr wonder for nana I CAtarrh. I
j sore throat and tore eye. Econcmicd.
1 Ha CTlraoTciirary rJeaX9:r.a nd germicidal Iwrr.
' Smrlo Fra. 50c. ell drurautt. or pe-:pnd by
Mrs. Byson McDonald of Munsinn
Mich., has recently become a resident
Crown Foint.
The Lake county council of defense
will hold their monthly meeting at
Crown Foint on April 1.
John A. Donnaba has recently been
appointed a memberof the local exemp-
at the
MID-WEST COAL COMPANY'S YARD
delivered at your home
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PHONE 163
284-268 Michigan Avenue.
Illinois and Indiana Prepared Sizes.
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Galumst
Perk
Slock Yards
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Hammond, - Ind.
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SAID ARMT
MEETING CALLED
Members of all women's organiza
tions of the P'nlfed Stntes who reside in
l'ait Chicago, are r'apJested to attend a
meeting at St. Mary's hall, lH'h str-t.
hast "hicag.i, Sunday afternoon at 2
o'i lock for the purpose of making ar
raniremenis to en-operate wl!h the wotn
fti's section of the County Council of
Defense.
This t? a patriotic meeting and should
be large y attended.
I Citizens
CtOING- I
G-OING-M GONE!!!
MUtPtUDC artki. UY ft IWUtlt NMMUVTCKal
E.
ARELU
Phone 538 -gnBwa
IVIercHant i oiior
Has in: iVOil to 7)'.)7 South Ilolm:.ui St. over AVool
worth's 5 and KM-ont store. Side eiitraii-c First X.'i
tional Bank building oti SiMf-y St. 11.").
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SUBSCRIBE
I TIMES
I WAS wedged in
LIKE A sardine on my
WAY HOME last night
BUT THE woman just ahead
Or ME wa3 well groomed,
AND THE very sight of her
HAIR RESTED my tired nervea
SHE HAD a little girl
CESJDE HER and when the L. G.
CALLED HER "Grandma"
I ALMOST fainted. I
BELIEVE YET that it was
A PET name because sho
LOOKED SO young.
IF SHE does not use
NCWGROS nZSPIClDE
I AM a poor guesser.
Yours for beautiful h?.ir.
CROWN POINT
j
Orand Masquerade Ball at Spring Hill
Orove, Monday evening. April 1st. Good
music. A good time. Kverybody wel
come. 3-2S-3
The trial of the two Indiana Harbor
lawyers, Saric and Tundwell, which has
occupied this week in the; circuit court
before Special Judge F. 11. I'attf e is ex
pected to reach a verdict by Saturday
night. Atty. Joseph Conroy of Ham
mond is defending the men against
whom disbarment proceedings for un
professional conduct and charging ex
cess fees were brought by the Lake
county bar association.
Claude Pott ibone. who Is in the medi
cal department of the Indiana Universi
ty, is at hoifte for a shot t vacation.
Miss Helen Koupal. who is attending
the University of Illinois, is spending
the Master recess with her parents.
The I,ake county oratorical cont-st
will be heid in Cary on April 12. and the
Crown Point rontc.Mants v. -.11 try for
honors April 12. at the ), h school.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. Whrlcr are en
joying avisit from their dau-rht'-r. Miss
Charlotte, who is attejetinse the Uni
versal of Indiana at Plo .mington.
Ppeoir.l Er.r.ter r.u-sic will be given at
the different churches on Sunday morn-;
inc. At the MethodU-t church a l.iptis- J
a.r 1 scr.-h.e will be ihscrvcd and in th j
ev.nu-.K the Lev. J. A. Ayling will oc
cury the pulpit at the Presbyterian!
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Depository for U. S. Government
State of Indiana, Lake County
City of Hammond and
School City of Hammond
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Today We Represent Over
S 1 ,400,000
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A remarkable growth considering that this bank has not com
bined or taken over any other institution. On this remarkable
shotvinp: we solicit your banking business.
We pay 3 interest on Savings Ac
counts payable January 1st and July 1st of
each year.
PlPECTORS.
ANTCN H- TAPPER
CARL E. BAUER
WM. D. WEI3
LEO )VOLF
JAMES W. 8T1NS0N
J08EPH J. RUFF
F. R. 6CHAAF
OFFlCETtS
. R. SCHAAF, Predent
WM. D. WE13, Vies Preildent
A. H. TAPPER, Vice President,
H. M. JOHNSON, Cashier.
U Q. EOER, Asst. Cashier.
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