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Kntli.rlne Konsril, v OlroH .ve.,
I'Iki.ic r plpaari! to irlte and
receive Surlal nevtt and a.l vcrtlstng for
'! hr Time.
To n.-.i thoroughly familiar:" "ic
:tun.'r.it-v t. aarding the registration
f women mot publicity is )eirta asked
a nd the fi'!li-'win sia:'.ir. iry given. The
'"ourcil if National Dc.'ense was" itp
r,tei y t r.f "nn erf s s to denl with
BAGKRCHE KILLS!
TVm't mke th futal mistake of ne
lectlng l:t rn.y em to bo a 'strop!
li'tie ba. Uache." Thera Isn't nv such
thing. It may b th ftrat warning thai
your klrinev are not working properly,
and throwing' off the poisons as they
should. If th.1 is the rtia, gr sftr
tha ru of that haiknche and do it
iuickly. or you tnav find yourself In tha
pip of an Incurable diabase.
WLT Haarlem Oil C"rsule
give almost lnimi!.t raitaf from
kidney and Madder ttwiMes. -which may
be. the ur.susi scted (muao of general ill
;aHX H'L) MS1UL Haarlem IMI
Cjpaulea ar imported direet from the
laboratorlea in Holland. They are pre
pared la correct quantity and conven
ient finrm to tke. ni are positively
CuaraAtoed to stve prompt relief, fir yojr
mooer wtU b refunded Get them at
any dray arore, but b aura to Insist on
the GOFD JiEDA L brand, and rake r. 1
P th .& la Ji.aies . re 9 hip Ail v.
the internal problem of the country
! arising from war cond Stions. In order
to meet the problem of lahor, a. wom
an's war ifii'Ui nec,ds to be taken for
the purpose trf placing a war value on
t'ai h individual woman and at the same
time women are given an opportunity
to register for 'willing service. Uhr
paid cr volunteer To nation, st.it" or
i ( ii!!!::n:i'iry rn s-r : 'e is n or ex
pected of any woman except, wnat she.
may freely offer, but she is requested
by the novel ri'iir nt to register In any
1 foe that tii.' women's war may ho
orr.pl.-te. Tills ivnsnj will ho taken
in Indiana Harbor beginning April IP.
jam! ! n day following M v . O. F :ee-
1 !i.s-it. f ha ; i' in 1 n of ! ;; ' st ri t ion o; Wo
men request. s all com mi 1 1 e. -s and a-
' :tanta to ir-ct nt th- Indinna Harbor
llbravv t!il oveiunu ;i t i w. i l t o'cloi k
Tor ilnal 1 n : r ii r t l.'ii s r-ardint thf
: Vpm.'ii' War '.!. The following
appointments have been made in the
mrio is prf .'inrts; Mrs. N. A. ?fe-n-hroff.
li; Mrs, Krtnk f.-illahan. 12; Mrs.
H. Ryper, IS: Mr. A. H. Sauibor, 14:
Mr li.hert Anslcj. IT: Miss Kstolle
Hs-bauirh. 1. Mr. Mi.lnd Krlck. IP:
Miss Ma- Fiislfhni.pl. : Miaa Edna
Hurkmin, a teacher at the Hiley school
has rhn.'se i.f the registration tac!i
rrs at the Kile;.- and Lincoln school.
There will be regular meeting ' f
P. i K. this evening. All Klk. tr
;rf?e(l to le pves'nt. 4-1S
HMtTI TV THKITHK TOMt.HT,
t-'.xtra: Hla Minw. The Serial or un
der, the- l.cst l'plsad of the -Hidden
Hand;" al Pearl White, the erial
(peen. and tntanlo Moreno In the won
der aerial f a million tiirllls, "The
Houae f Hate:'' alo lf. rrnon faa
tle In one of IKth' nftt playx. 'itrunil
ed In Arked.." mnklnK two nnl one
half hour iivr. t ome early.
Buy for Cash and Save Your Money. Pay Attention.
Look at These Prices for
Friday and Saturdaj'
April 19th and 20th
' , at the
Cist Price Cash Grocery
4715 Olcott Ave. East Chicago. Phone 651 -M
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10 BARS AMERICAN FAMILY
SOAP for - 55C
7 ROLLS TOILET PAPER,
for - -
4 CANS KEEN KLEENER.
for -
LARGE BOXES MATCHES.
per box -
FANCY HEAD RICE,
3 lbs. for
RED KIDNEY BEANS,
Pr 'b. 16C
FANCY HAND PICKED MICHIGAN
NAVY BEANS, 3 lb. for 50C
FANCY CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS,
3 lbs. for 54C
BOHEMIAN RYE FLOUR,
barrel for
25c
17c
5c
3Sc
25c
3 BARS JAP ROSE SOAP,
for
WHITE OR YELLOW CORN MEAL,
3 lb. for 20C
Canned Goods
Only 6 cans to a customer.
TALL CANS HEBE MILK,"
6 cans for T2C
TALL CANS PET OR CARNATION
MILK, 6 cans for 82C
CORN, PEAS. STRING BEANS,
TOMATOES, 2 cans for U5C
ASSORTED PRESERVES, CENTURY
BRAND, 2 lbs. net weight, worth 35c,
this sale 28C
CAMPBELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS,
2 cans for 25C
- -SI. 87
All orders delivered promptly in the city.
:ast Chicago Tea & Coffee Store
716 CHICAGO AVENUE
EAST CHICAGO
PHONE 24
Specials for Friday and
Saturday, April 19th and 20th
AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, with
Coffee or Tea order, e bars 30C
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE,
5 lbs., S1.05; 1 pound 23C
OUR LEADER COFFEE,
4 lbs., $1.04; 1 pound 2SC
M. R. BLEND COFFEE,
special, 1 pound 30C
FANCY GUNPOWDER TEA,
per pound GGC
2 CANS FANCY
SHRIMPS -"25C
FARM HOUSE APPLE BUTTER,
full quart jar ; 30C
FARMHOUSE SWEET RELISH,
full quart jar 32C
KIDNEY BEANS,
6 cans 75c, can 13C
SAUER KRAUT,
iarge size can .., 15c
OLD COUNTRY SOAP,
10 bars 49c
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. Harbor Hat
3404 Michigan Avenue Vi
Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Straw. I'anama and Felt Hals
Cleaned Blocked and Repaired for
both ladies and gentlemen.
WE CLEAN AND DYE
ALL KINDS OF SHOES
Exclusive Chairs for L a d i e s.
George Kondiles, Prop.
i
Ihe I. O. O. F. of Kast Chlcnwo
met luesday evening and elected their
debate to the Grand Lode whiol,
onvenea the middle part of May at
fndiuruipoli. Kmest Croker wn8 seler
t.'.l tor this honor with John H. IuvU
"'trmate. The member of the K
hu-aso lda:e will Join their alater Ke
jhekahs . Sunday, to attend the evening
jansel.Mh: meeting at thf K,rM
" church, conducted h m...
,iarl. i-'aiKy
Ur. and Mra. Arthur Potesa have
M-ne to irattl-ahurir. Mlaa.. to visit
heir ... Private Ben I'oteaa. of Co
J IWore their return to thia rlty
they will vl.it at Jackson and Cleans
n!HhUyP'Ct t0 nMlke the'r trip fl,,t-
The Merry Makers Club haa been
asked to meet with James Morris.
' 4 -7 Kir treet, this evening. Members
are urged to ba present.
The community has an Invitation to
attend th Dollar service social at the
iiom of Mr. arad Mrs. William Fox,
34::i Grapevine, street thi evening,-!
Those, not helonnlnif to the Baptist
Aid will Kive a silver ofTerinff. All
are weloomed to attend.
CottaRe. Inion Prayermeetlni? to
"'"r.,w: So. 1, Mrs. O. C. Branden
i"iry; So. 2, Mrs. Walter Tappen, No
. -Mrs. w. j. Williams: No. i. Mrs.
' Iv Kerr. 4315 Olrott avenue; No. .".
Mrs. Martin Petersen. 4419 Xorthrotte
av.nue. No. f. Mrs. PI an. .'hard. North
Mah-oun avenue.
The Sunshine rlub will be enterta!n1
at th home of Mrs. A. J. Barrett. 3TC0
Hemlock street tomorrow evennsr.
The last meeting- of the year of the
department of Literature of the Kast
"h,ra?.-. Woman's Club was a most
interesting and instructive one and held
at the home of Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer
in North Magrnun avenue, fn the after
noon of Tuesday. The subject of the
lesson of the day was: "Brownings
One Word More' and ably led by the.
hostess. Character scetcheg were very
pleasingly given by Mrs. George B.
fruiamv. of ' Raphael'- and Mrs. E. I..
Beid. "Dante." Dainty refreshments
concluded the eventful session.
Mis Hazel Hartley and Mrs. Rav
Tones have departed for Indianapolis
for a few days recreational ttip.
Now that the new Red Cross Centre
of East Chicago is ready for practical
work will the women of the commu
nity do tV.-lr best, in meeting the exig
ent demand made upon them to give
as much of their time as possible that
they may with lightening rapidity turn
out the sewing: that is needed rit;ht
at this time and cannot be accomplish
ed owing- to the lack of many hands
which is a necessity to perfect it. If
there is but one spare hour a day pive
it to the rause of your government.
The demand are heavy and women
must meet them cooperatively.
Ir and Mrs. R. p. Hale are the proud
parents if a second son bmn to them
ut trie Chicago I.xing-In hospital. The
little lad arrived late Monday after
noon. Mrs. Hai- and the babe are do
ing no e!y.
Mrs. ?. H Toor of North Mav.n
avenue is shout to enter the Merry
hospital in Gaiy to undereo a medical
and surgical treatment or a few weeks'
duration.
Miss Mar! Murdoch who has been
vry ill nt the home of her sister. Mrs
J. Brom berg. 33IS Ivy street. Is now
under the .-are of a trained nurse and
her condition !s somewhat improved.
Clarence Phillips, son of Mrs. Martha
Phillip. ,,f Bea.on street, who U with
-"in Corps. Master Vr,-.,
France, has recently undergone an 'op
c,,l"in &T u' &ase hospital and i3 i e
cupr rating.
Elmer Hammer, an employ- of the
Mandard Purging Company, at Ind--M
1'aroor was removed to the Mercy
hospital in Gar, very m wUh t,.phojj
, ' 'ont'ty was mistaken
that of Rudolph Jockel.
fa.il Miller. fin r;a,t Chil., ,
man. and son of iir. and Mrs. JoIm c.
-VUler of North Olcott avenue, w.l! rep
resent the Northwestern Univefsif. v.
the Chicago, at a debate to he "held
at Ii.rper Hal,. Chicago r. campus,
tomorrow evening at eight a", lock
riV -yduel trueblood one of
..w .o.W teachers was cal!ed
to the death of her niece.
t . .
-w. ana Mrs. Thomas r,i,: .
. , - - i n iU3
grapevine street, have as their ce
.... , . - ...-:, in i ieve;and.
Ohio, who is leaving shortly lor a vis
it to Canton i,f.,, ,,. . . .
j ' "c '"Jrns to his
Miss Mary Coddington. a t-ather at
the P.Uey school has left for w.i,i,.
ton. D. C. to enter ..v.j. '. . -
i,u,iv; service or
the government. She was a fifth grade
tea-her and made her home with th
tred Fish family in Grapevine street"
Miss King, a nurse at the Mercv ho.-
Mrs1 t" ?ar'' SPPRt '"ty with
Mrs. J. Johnston, of Fjr street.
A. C. Huoer of White Oak aven
has purchased a seven passenger Stu
debaker car.
Mr. and Jim. Fouis Stein, the a.ffr
very well known In Indiana Harhor
naving been Mrs Katherine Cowart"
before her marriage of a year ago are
leaving today for Toungstown. Ohio
where Mr. ftei will engage in the
steel business.
Miss Anna HUes. a te,cher tn th
Hlley school j, absent from duty ow
ina: to illness.
THE TIMES
Thursday, April 18, 1918.
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Telephone 984.
JOHN P0RA CO.
Real Estate, Loans
Insurance
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pora Building. 3462 Guthrie St.
Indiana Harbor, ind.
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Telephone Indiana Harbor 187 h
C O A L
1 BUILDING MATERIAL AND CEMENT BLOCKS fi
Guaranteed Weights Prompt Servica.
140th and Carey Sts.
PHONE 70.
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS
REPAIRED BY FACTORY EXPERTS
Forsyth Garage
and
Repair Shop
Battery Service.
STARTING AND LIGHTING SYS
TEMS OUR SPECIALTY.
PUBLISHED FOK. TJf F
NEWS
HOME -LO VJVC PEOPLE
VOL. I., NO. 97.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1918.
PRICE ATTENTION.
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A Pew of Oasr Specials for
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
THE SIMMONS
BRASS BED
of two-inch ,osts with heavy fillers, big
massive knobs, satin and polish finish.
Special for Friday and Saturday
17.50
1 Simmons new style 3-pieee (no bed rails)
w')p(l, continuous 2-inch lisrht steel tuhinej
with ju-mcii liners, eompieie with spring
S 12.95
a o
n
This beautiful Per
iod Dresser, walnut
and mahogany
532.50
Hooslcrlze Your Kitchen
HOOIER KITCHEN CAB!?,EISAV
wilh one of these
lloosier Kitchen
Cabinets, recom
inended by all
scientific home
keej)ers. A )lace
f o r everything
a n d everything
in its place. Let
us send you one
for '.)() days Free
tidal. $1 down, $1
a week.
EI MiL-EIS'OP STEPS
Watch the
Baby Grow
providing you give it
plenty of fresh air. Get
this handsome genuine
reed carriage in all the
rich new colorings,
equipped with
sary convenient
baby's comfort
mother's pleasure. Spe
cial for Friday and Sat
urday $37.50
Full Collapsible Black
Sulky with leatherette
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aii -mmrrh. rimmm
and mmmh u
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It's Dangerous
to drink ice water. Get
one of these "Automatic"
Refrigerators with the non
obstructing ice cooler. The
most economical ice consum
er and will absolutely keep
your food fresh and whole-
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i OUJt. V tHiic ill iu tiun;i vjuc;
hof our three stores and ex
amine the construction and
appearance of the Automat
ic .Refrigerators; 75 lb. ice
capacity size. For Friday
and Saturday
$34.75
Peninsular Gas
!anges
It's worth while to see the
Peninsular before deciding
on a gas stove. The Penin
sular is constructed of
ARMCO steel, guaranteed
not to rust through. Its gas
consumption is the smallest.
In other words the stove will
pay for itself in a short time.
v. i.n.nm ,wVmm. p,, I,. ,. IIUW
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.All Styles to Choose From.
$5.00 Down and $5.00 per month.
IT'S EASY TO PAY THE SEIFER WAY.
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LET THE BIG THREE SOLVE YOUR H0MEKEEPING PROBLEM.
4.132 FOBsYTn AVE.
E. CHGO. J
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty
of Indiana Harbor are meeting this
evening at the K. of 1'. Hall, promptly
at 8 o'clock. A large class of candi
dates are to be adopted and the deputy
is here to assist in the work.
Mayflower Camp, Royal Neighbors,
will hold thfir regular f eml-monthly
meeting this evening.
Harold Kdgar of South Forsythe ave
nu", who has been employed at the
Interstate Mill has resigned his posi
tion to work in the stock room of the
Inland Company.
Fncourwging reports come from the
bedside of Mr. Elias Davis, who Is a
patient at Pt. Mamartt's hospital in
Hammond where, he recently under
went a very serious operation. The
family is weil pleased with his prom
ising condition ttnd are daily attend
its at the hospital.
The Indiana Harbor Red Cross Centre
Is forwarding a box to Indianapolis
today containing the following arti
cles: 40 bed Jackets. 5 bathrobes. 50
bandage foot socks, 55 pairs of hospit
tal suits (110 garments). While the
work being accomplished is niost grat
ifying at this centre yet there is need
of mora workers. Worr.rn are asked
to Rive more of their time to this
sewing.
At. a meeting of the Indiana Harbor
Red Cross chapter heid an evening
ago. announcement was made that the
sum of $75.00 was contributed by the
Merrymakers club who entertained at
an informal dancing party recently
that thev may do their patriotic share
for the cause. A vote of thanks will
be extended them and also to Pert ha
Buclistaber, a little girl who cheerful
ly gave two coupons of Uherty Ponds
amounting to three and a half dol
lars. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Fees departed
yesterday lor Indianapolis where Mr.
Lees is attending a meeting prepara
tory to the cumins second Red Cross
War Fund Tirive which commences
next month. They are returning home,
this evening.
npper for business women at roe
Congregational church fit :30. IrtdresB
by Mrs. Durr on a subject of vital In
terest to every wage enrnlng young
nomnn of Kant Chicago.
Regular services at tha M. E. church
at 7:5. Last night's service was ona
long to be remembered. The subject
chosen by the evangelist was ' What
Is a Christian?" Her text was "And
the Disciples Were First Called Ciiris
tlons at Antioch." Airs. Parr said in
part: "The name Christian was first
given the followers of Christ in deri
sion. Peing a Christian is sometimes
confused with church membersh'p. It
is the duty of every Christian to ally
himself with some church, but merely
being a church member will not make
you a Christian for we have found
Mint a great many church members
have proven to be something different.
I n some churches it is possible for an
individual to be a member by birth
right. I have known people to jo'n
eluirch bec ause of the influence of their
friends and belong to it for years with
out knowing what the power of Chris
tian faith meant in their lives.
HEAVIEST
ARTILLERY
BROUGHT UP
(Continued from page one.)
carry oat and smash enemy dugouts,
listening pests and machine gun nasts.
An American officer and twelve men
raided five machine gun nests, a field
telephone post and snippers' hiding
places without loss. They spent fire
hour mapping that entire area.
GREATEST DRAMA
OF ALL TIME
BY WII.I.IAM FHX&Z.XP SIMMS.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
NEAR BAIFFFUF, April 17. (Night)
The f.ght now progressing is the
most spectacular of tha war. From a
hill top near Paillcul it can he observ
ed in pantomime as though from a
balcony 5eat. Miles upon miles from
around the r'asschendaele silient
from which the British were withdrawn
voluntarily to far southwest ward of
Pailleul it is visible to the naked eye.
With field glsssfs infantry can he
plainly tecn on the move.
The war's most dramatic panorama
stretches out with scarcely a tree
clump obstructing th" view.
Across fertile farms men are visi
ble going into action. Shells burst
in pasture land. The sky ig tilled with
black and white clouds and low flying
aeroplanes in contact with infantry
dropping signal rockt to point out
targets for the artillery.
The rattle of machine guns and the
thunder cf heavy artillery mingled i'h
the car splitting bangs of field guns is
a worthy orchestra to the greatest
drama of all time. Flashes from guns
cleverly concealed or frankly In the
open leap out dazzlingly. Sometimes
rt'irtlinirly near while the horizon flit
ters like thousands of pocket mirrors
flashing in the sunlight.
A German sh'il smashes into a farm
house. There is a white smofce. then
Irnping flames mount toward the sky.
Cas shells flop into fields in full cul
tivation. Strangling varora are trail
ing over the crops. The whole per
formance looks unreal and gives the
impression of a monster open air cere
monial. A little way down the slope
a German shell bursts above another
cottage. Bits of red tiled roof fly in
every direction. The enemy artillery
h.'.s registered on the hill.
BY HINBY WOOD.
WITH THE FRBNCH ARMIFS IN
THE FIELD, April 17 -(Night) Every
inch of the German lines from south
of the Somme to the Oise a front of
fifty-six miles is being pounded by the
vastest artillery concentration yet at
tained oy me aniee. tven tne coun
try for miles to the rear of the enemy
positions is under bombardment.
Prisoners say the cannonading in ad
Ution to preventing the digging of a
.rench is inflicting th.; heaviest losses.
The offensive has reached a stage where
illied military officials declare unan
mously that the present battle is ab
solutely decisive for Germany. With
the allies' present certainty of check
ing the German offensive together with
known German losses, the Germans a;
the battle's end will be exhausted and
incapable of attempting (another of
fensive. Instead they will have to re
main on the defensive. constantly
threatened by internal upheavals, while
American arrivals swell the surepriot
ity of the allies.
French officials declare the French
army is capable of waiting eighteen
months if necessary to obtain a crush
ing superiority. With the Americai.s
maintaining or increasing their pres
ent rate cf arrivals the f.nal military
victory is possible much sooner.
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POMTS IHEW4ID DETUR
FDSnONS-ID BETTDftTOKDS
READ HE WLPWWIlD AND
SITUATION WANTED
COIUiMMSbr RESUITS
C. PETERSON &'C0.
Phone [phone] Olcott Ave., East Chicago.
Specials for Friday and
Saturday, April 19Ih and 201h
FRESH LAID COUNTRY EGGS.
"n - 37c
LIBBY'S TALL MILK,
2 cans 25C
LIBBY'S BABY SIZE MILK,
6 cans
BATAVIA RAISINS,
1 lb. pkg., 2 for 27 C
LILY BUTTER in 1 lb. cartons,
Per lb - 48C
OSCAR MAYER'S PURE LARD,
2 lbs. for (55
SALT PORK, finest pickled,
P- lb 40C
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE,
3 lb. can S1.05
"OUR BEST" 30c COFFEE,
2 lb- for 55C
PLYMOUTH ROCK PUMPKIN,
2 large cans 25(
QUAKER OATS, small pkg., 12c;
lar9e 8i2e - - 30c
LAZARRE BRAND WHOLE RED
BEETS, No. 3 can for 15c
JELLO, all flavors,
3 packages 27
STAR BRAND LOBSTERS,
ii lb. cans 25
MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI,
4 packages "25C
BELMORE SWEET CORN,
2 cans .. 35
BOULEVARD SIFTED PEAS,
2 cans . oo
SAVOY SOLID PACK TOMATOES,
No. 2 size, 2 cans. flc
SWIFT'S PRIDE SOAP,
10 bar - 47c