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Page Two.
Friday, June 7. lUiS,
FRENCH WAR CROSS
GIVEN JMMMOHD BOY
Nineteen-Year-Old Bugler,
Son of Mr .and Mrs. R.
Blaemire, Honored.
ITALIANS PERFECT BOMB THROWER WITH TWO MILE RANGE
I
A Hmnmn4 fnldier hoy has h"en I
decorated with lb French ' w : r cross
which he nmfd by capturmir s.ncio
handed ftv Huns, H f ClnCe.. 1 '
ysr Old son of M . and Mrs. K Hld?
nore of .11 SiWoy str t. 1
In Pranee a nr, c) irl". a busier
nh I'omr.my H of ihc tv. rni; ..c-h'h
In'antry. has in much active serxt'o
In the first American sector.
His letter to his mother tel'iins that '
he had been civen lb Frnrh 'v r r cross
tocetlier rh live other American's fur
n'isnt srvi ' rioe net k:o sny of ih-1
de'ai's of Hip in which he earned
The (list irn t ion other than thst lie i
tured fi? Huns
The bov's letter is chuck ft;!! of con
fidence and sh-w s he i hert and soul in
the cause,
Th Plaemir far-sly is on" of those
hat have said little and much. :
An"'!iT son. YViMmm, isin ttic 1 s.
?rtny in Texas soon .- ln r- for Frui' '. '
Mrs Pismire' br' her. David .Innv .
is in France, and two of Mr BlAcnVrr s f
brothers are "over 'here." ,
ELL-ANS
sj.j -i, s. w -1-. .-41 w1
V.'' -rffif v4 -fc, 2"?
.. . . , iim''.i!.r
W,oM
i Absolutely Removes
! Tnlirrncririn F .1 I
. refund money if it fails. 25c ! Wan(s io luy anJ i
DR. ROB'T J. CARROLL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
155 State SU, Hammond, Ind.
Phone 228S.
I GIVE MY OWN MEDICINES.
All r p f,l ea t ions and class 'pf mil
m t Kruinv, I u rf It. Sarrif should
i i.-f t at the offi-e of tlif Ked t'toss.
'"t Hammond Hldtr Yn or Hi
o' tpn lessors is J.I. ia-s
Mondays and Frida;.s at S p. in
Hun.
through these columns,
n'" meet j then your deal is two-
thirds closed.
' ATI.WTf' i"lTY.
Pt on ih,t : n s n jit t !
! ' ho i:hrinr' eon', fii
I itrM.
lm-'ii fS'Vin of
n . .". n n unnn-
The Italians' newest and largest type of bomb throver.
The Italians have dovcloed the bomb thrower until they have increased its range to a distance of two mile.
Their latest type of weapon cf this sort is shown in the picture above. It ia found exceptionally effective on tha
Italian front.
RHP.TNT.PR "RAT?
liquor at sessions -No salesmanship is
required under these
circumstances and
tr'-i.'t vrtte tne or tcM-t;on r-" .. .ndd 1 1 1
suhornraie r. d , h. flfI t of ; s a lc s m a n s n 1 D costs
in ifiMi !.: f o-'.iri the tti-r.nu of. . jfi - ' VS
- money many times r
the cost of a want ad. CI i
V
n i
i 'A UELSIXk
Theatre
e ' n "ill
lltr .1 :
o-ohv
ti or' irl bull hntrs h'
i'Mfl"r." "!-! ludfj. Ttie
d.-.i ri i ho reoijest of Kl:as
I n'i iHru i olis. imrertHl pot-
mat. e!-ct ths' tiT ttnperia! council gTt f 1
oeet in h; home ci'y in 131". ij VjCt tllit .
)
CLARK
Coming
"Over
the
Top"
June 17, 18
19, 20
Mrs Thomas I.ith of this rl"re r-
ci'ed a faM on ti
.s ' d a 1 k while t n
EAST CHICAGO
DIRECTORY OUT
1 t ra i n in 5 m m fee
Th ;y I CijuesT
tl)-nt 111 lilO llltnie'
siipr'ies. ai,d to a
. : 1 1 1 1 ) .. h lm h -
"h M l"oro!;Kh" PTct'ifV of (lust .
'h teRRo. Indiana Tlnrhor and Whttiri..
i o-"f ;h r-r vl ! b-oi, r di rih-t ' -wl
1' 'nt ;p.s nHtl. eoA :-Mid t! j(
; ; h ; ; . s p. i c; that ! h tlirc ' r
vr,r a roru .a ; i on " no ss 'hin i '"
'aw n. .! r. Min':i Wkham. Wood- hm nu m
: lii t h- fnvp-n-l'av.ti; .! .hn. of ';!. ago: find Mr'iM of ! of this v.-ar.
cor so r at '.on of I iui y The funeral is to he to'ld a ' S yai s of ije.
v. !it. and ritipli- j o'CMt. k Sufinlay aftetr.oun f : oni the
o tn. iu i.itd r I M '. hod tst ch.r.h at llt'icu ifch o ak ;
" O' : t a: t.itiv'i ni'ip.!.
Ha tnttii T.d 1. a p..
I" 'i ! . "i . r
.- ii isu.., ,nd:v :d-.i- i
t! 13'' Oltct 5 sr rc
H:
t'lllPlPVl .
h,). ;SCie HJS
1 1 ll
The t.. hnc
to 1 1 ' e u h t o .
iv.ii- and 2't issu- d t.. in.i. idita Is.
NO MORE KITS I FORMER NEWTON CO.
FOR CAMP MENi SHERIFF-TREASURER
DIES AT WOODLAWN
In eon-rl 1 rt'-e w :'h refjurst from r.a-i
-:,T.al hoadTuarte,, of the American Samuel a. M a rt i n da . aprd T3. d'-d
P..-d (oV no more kits nil! he letter! !,r,l,y afternoon a - th. home of hi
t . men 1-a-in for the camr.'. I urii t . r. Mr. .M.nt a Wickham. tn
At a rr.-ins: the (! . feet m s ef t he : u .lr, H t) H, KflK :, rvf.., hi,
'': rhsp-". Aoncan Red 'r i . f ,:, ,.rnd ,- x r ., nf, C(M .. rd M . ,,,,.. lY
on urn- n. . - s Moe.! .,, eo i,;..v ioi iii then ;ls tie.nurer of Vcwto,,
ne rT;st from ssn iitf'ti. recetxerj j In(1 p.,Prn ,;k4 an.,
recently. ?nd not issue r.y tnoi e out- eran oi:e
ii.rr - d h t he
following children: Mrs. K" i ,'..- he h Wi!-':-imon.
ronttac: M ...srph lterr.
Fi'n;. Mtch : t r. F.ltro-r .!;.. AVood-
HAMMOND
DEATH OF MOTHER
OF SOLDIER BOY
Pri'-ate Kred V. ashausen of the Ifi'h
I'omnsny. w flrtiihry. Ft. M'K'.n'.ey.J
Frtiani. "' re . arrived at h.s h me in)
ill I'ois.'the avenue West Hammond
just in ttme m see his n-other while
she was ah to recf-cnize him. She
ra?.--d a tva v yesterday. le mg: beside
1 -r soldier boy her husband. Henry
A 'h;iii"t n.
The f-ur.era! of Mrs. Dora Washausen
! ;' be h'M at 1 (I'rln'it fmorro-.e af-
i o.jot . I r i nooii a iak Woofl i,m'rv. t'ihioa-.
The e: - j hy automobile. Kv. Adams of the Ftrsi
i' P 1 HI I lofie u i-ch for i I'm ;t. :st hurch of Hammond it! nre,h
f-s to men w hen thev '.'-e for the',,..,,,. , - ii. , . 4 w.. .-.!. - r. . .
Mr. and ills Washaueen and 'heir
son Hed in Hammond for eighteen
ears and n;oed to Wes- Hammond
LETOS WHITEN
IHE COMPLEXION
Any woman can make up
this creamy beauty lotion
for a few cents.
FASHION"? FORECAST.
Hy Annabel Wnrthington.
NURSE'S DRESS AND CAR
The jtiiee rf twn fresh lemons strain
ed int y a bottle containing three ounce
of orchard white makes a whole quarter
pint of the most, remarkable lemon skin
beautifier at about the cost one must i
pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold
creams. Ore should be taken to strain
the lemon juice through a fine cioth so
no lemon ru'-p In, then this lotion I
will keep fresh for month". Every
woman knows that lemon juice used !
to bleach a darkened skin and remove
ueh blemishes as freckles, sallowness
and tan and is the Heal skin softener,
whitener and beautifier.
T.tr it' Cat tVifAA 1
chard white at any drug store and Mo
n-ors from the rccer ard make up a ;
ouarter pint of this sweetly fraftrant j
lemon lotmn end massaire t daily into
the face. neck, arms and hands. Adv.
(?
SPECIALS
for
SATURDAY
ONLY
V. On
, ,Vl
' W ! i t i
terr I --i
is
I
PER L
Hammond
Candy Co.
2 Stores
165 State St., and
Cor. State and Hohman
Th repjIarioR nurse's uniforrn is giren
m this pat'tern, No. SS2o. The strictly
tailored shirtwaiM hai a Gibson tu'-k at
each shonlrJer and there is a wide ho
r a i t at centre front The neck is firiish'd
with a neckband and the stiff coliar is
rietaehab'e. A ronrenient povket is
sriched at the left side. The knr sicetes
are finished with tailored ruffs. The
foil r-cored skirt is gathered itwi the
waist line at the hack, but the front sores
are fitted. A wide belt of the materia!
vs Torn with th" dress. The cap is very
.'lererl.v made from a wnitie piece of
material ard it is held in the shp by
nnrpers.
The mirse's dress aid csp pattern So.
i
is cut in sx sixes to 4 inches
bust roeemire. Width at losrer edge of
skirt is - yards. The oK-inch size re
quires 4 yards "fj-inch material, rrira,
10 cents.
The boy enlisted in April ; 'Jary and had to he t H k n to her home
Mis. Washausen wa.s 61 'where she will not be able to be up and j
: around 'cr a ft-'K day s ,
Mr. William S' hnodt cf this pl.n-e ;
' was ma mod lo Mlfs. Kl anor Webrmanti
! t't "'hia.To la'Jt ernlrix. The c'r iri"iiv ;
POSTERS WIN('-o"! J-la",. in frown Point. Mr. S-hmtdi
; is a ro-id'-n' of this r'ace for the last
Miss Foster, supervisor of art in th ; eighteen y(-nrs and js rnip'oyed a', 'he
Hammond public schools, has tee? i-.e.l j liiLind St. el Co.
news that out of twenty att pouter" A'bert ru'Cr of I'lark was a fhicpi
that Indiana s. hoo's are fmntsliinu for bu.-tneus yMfnlay.
the national school art rnt". 'hie. Iler.rv S.d.rnber of itatrmond wa a
t'avp he en hosen from the Hammond . ' "lark business transactor
fchools This in itself is a ftrea' honor. : Miss Mo'di- Schfer of Clark was a
hut oh tie may develop, for t!,i itnf, ry b'i.mes t rn nsa -i or.
Hammond tht'e chances in the national 'i'ergo Coif of Koss was a C'ark bvisl-
conipetition in Chicago. j ness visitor.
' . t-j. 5 jfc- '-S.'Sifc'. . ' e..i.vf3
AC r -v SJfek
V I, . . P I I .
re. .. .. v . ".
NEW FIRST AID
CLASS TO START
Dr. Howat. chairman of the flrs aid
lvork. announces that a new class in
flrt aid will start the week after it'i
if there is a full class- registered for it.
.SKS AMERICANS
REBUILD FRANCE
,.e-.l
,V 1 - l""r
pastime: r.rs
TODAY ! "
Francis X. Bushman
and
Beverly Bayne
in their la'.-.-! fm'ure
"UNDER SUSFICipN"
j L,VX- ' i x. j v ' v ,i
-SATURDAY-
IS VT
Gladys Brockwell
The Girl With the
Champagne Eyes
113' a-'- ' -X ;
1
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MARKET
PHONE 77. 81 STATE STREET.
i
Mrs. Cecelie Sartoriti. j
Mrs. Cecelie Sartoris, wife of Al- j
irernon Sartoris, grandson of Presi- !
dept Grant, has returned to this i
country to continue the work in be- I
half of the French Restoration Fund ;
for rebuiidinar the cities and tcvr.s j
of northern France. She was ore of i
i the first to arjitate the matter of an
1 American to-vn adopting- a destroyed i
French town. She has scent so I
I many months in definite reconstruc- j
ttor. work that she ha3 become an
authority on the subject and has in
j rercFted many infi'ier.tla'l workers
cere.
IRPHEU
Theatre
HAJOIOND, INS.
Coolest Place in Town.
FEATURE ATTRACTION.
TODAY
ffif IOIDI YEARS kGEfLMANY
St&rtlui; story of Germany' iatrifue ag&iast Aa erica
I!!f Seminary Queen
A Miniature Musical Comedy.
10 People Pretty Girls Special
Scenery Catchy Music.
Bartle Doyle
Songs and Stories.
Morton & Allen
Park Joy Dispensers.
The Jamesons"
Sinrt!og and Talking
Alvarez Duo
Novelty Aerial Ea'ancing.
Matinees 10-1 5c.
Nights 10c, 25c, 35c H
V-tr 5how Mor.dav, Wednes g
and Sa'tirdav. Marnee ria.ii"
r m. Viphts. 7 to 11 p. m. Sun- m
davs Con' tnuous 4-11 p m. 14
In this tremendous photoplay epic Mr. Gerard
tears the last shred of secrecy from the whole
pcisoncas web of Prussian intrigue.
He lays bare the whole Prussian system of
espionage and treachery, beginning with the
tragic Zabern incident in Germany right through
to the final answer to the Kaiser the American
boys "going orer the top" to wipe out the
menace of autocracy.
This tremendous photoplay will make clear the
whole story of the war.
Don't miss it 1
eLuxe Theater
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY NEXT WEEK.
This Wonderful Picture Without Any War
Scenes.
POPULAR PRICES
Cnntir.'ious from lo a. m. to 11 v.m.
II
m
"ESS.
1 1 ffl II iCB
TO LATE TOO GLflSSIFY
f
SPECIAL SALE
f't'Fl f,FNT-i room co-iare; gas e! - - ,
trie and bs"h. 53 Mtchig'tT a. IP-im-ni
o ri d . ti - 7 - i
iKellner's Sugar Cured Smoked Hams 31c
; Butternut Brisket Bacon 380!
jPork Loins, small and lean
Pork Shoulder Roast ,23h-rr n
! Boston Butts, Smoked, very fine Slc'fmdnnt. w-l,
VRAT. Prnilt! ICir.S.dertl of ,ho
, - e v,v.j . -r w-. .i. i. ... .. e. fc..K, f-M
.jjjVEAL Hindquarters 22rino't,f.ed or' the' Pend.n.-v of said ct.o,', so
I "Root Pnt TJnuist rili.-iir-o flll c land that fie same will stand f..r trial . hM
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NOTICE TO NO N - RF-S 1 PENT
THFl i5 TATE 'f I N 1 1 1 A X A I.AKK
corvrr ir; tih: i.akr si n:n
nr; : r. mat tf.km. hh.
K 1 . 1 7. A n Fl T H A. S R'iHNFRF.I V. .
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NO. ir.ee. ACTION TO PIVOIUT
V o w o . e ti t- r. 1 j n ' . tf h v t IC st 1 ! n -
. 2SCI son. Sfor,c and (':' h"t romrlntrt
'C'her wrh -ti affidavit of 11
. r um pe 1 n : n-Toi, shov. irg Th.t' tne iie-
Sa'-Eenfrel is not a
f the State of Indiana.
KuwwwwwMHvwnvvtwt Boiling Beef
2 : PnrV CJanctifro Proc'n Unmo UTorlo "lOi'hcreit
ICHUF SUEY Jj Hamburger Steak, fresh made 18c!',
t , Liver Sausage, fresh made 18c
I.C7C un!? h- apipnr nd nwor r d-muf
leL-UXE TH EAT
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66
appear at
" the call 'lie of
Yn ir friend? a our nlaf.--,
the i;hm. beins tiie 2;id day -c 'rle
i.evt tetm of said Court to !- hii'in
and held in the v.'ir' H" c K .1 No.
TODAY
HAZEL DALY
anl
TOM MOORE
own 01
Harvard
5
t
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SATURDAY
fto Pickford
-in
SUNDAY
WALLACE REID
and
MYRTLE STEDMAN
- in
ass
J9 I
and
99 I "The Worii
Apart"
t h".not you" u ,c'v 5; Rib Roast of Beef, from 25-32c i ? ii,'on m'- ;.Vd !si
I Sht ah:r:h:Ui: !; Chickens for Stewing, fresh dressed 29c I- V; Z
j fresh and eie-an. Good manac - t j ... , , ,. , ,4 -,, i determti.ed .,ir..--,. ! 3E
J ment. ! a kc ;i I v;n i ? a -i of oil!' s;i If s. It Will save in.mov ! ,v tviTXF.svnKiiPor. I h-uunX
t mi -ir . . t for ou. ( )iu' iric's arc tLc lowt'st uj-meats arc no s-t n y hand ni.i t"ix tt.e ?ec or gT
The New China Cafe theW. Trad, at KVilnerV-tho finest, most T) n ,"w,n" ' ,,u" r'ih C
J 167 State St.. Hammond. 5 , . , n , f J '; " A Tv ' ! W
5 Phone 441 5' 1 1 j -t - ta t (' 1) Mi VKC t 111 tjaliimolKt. ' IfKRT'.K FtT I.. WfTH XT1 'N. j fjTj
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Abraham Lincoln at the S l
Slave Auction. Slave Auction.
and
The Great Toto.
Slave Aucuon.
Coming June 17-18-19-20 "Over the Top'
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