The Lake County times. [volume], June 13, 1918, Page Page Two, Image 2

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Page Two.
Thursday. June 13, 1918.
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I LwPURE FOOD GROCERYJ 1
PUREJFOOD
1 U. S. Food Administration License No.Gl3773
1 Our Week-End
Grocery Sales
For your pocket-book's sake, be
E; sure to attend these week-end
E sales you'll profit greatly.
E; Come out tomorrow mornine: and pick out the thins?
Ej you require for your Sunday dinner. The fresh vesze
s tables and fruits arrive from South Water street
! about 0 o'clock. They'e iust as fresh as can be and
El in widelv varied assortments.
Extra Fancy No. 1 Hand Picked
Michigan ISJavy Beans
Extra Special. 5 lb. limit. -4 r
Per lb.
Pure Comb Honey per
frame
Monsoon Pure Grape Jelly
per tumbler 15c
Have You Tried KING'S Dehydrated
Fruits and Vegetables
Now Being Demonstrated
1 Prunes S
vmta
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E-,i r , Our Famous 'Mh- Leader f r 1
1 KOJjee Coffoo, lb., 27e; 3 lbs. for. . 7 Z C
i r r . , Our Regular
Ej sU I W Special K
Ej sale, per pound .
E T
No.
! J. UrilULUiZS Cooked and Strained Puree
Tomatoes. This sale per
cans for
E Lion Brand Crystal
OpCCJUi Baking Powder, 1 lb. can JL
TTy He.ekin's Absolutely Pure B 1 a e k
JL GjjjGV 0 round Pepper, sifting top -7 s
eans, this sale at
v
j C Koo-Koo Brand Lxtra run
OyVlip Table Syrup, l szal. cans. .
j yi Baker's Fresh Orated Coeoa
j kOCOCLTllLZ ut witli the milk.
Ei No. 1 cans this sale
J Cfy.JJ All Shapes and Styles of Bulk Noo- E
Ej lZsJjC1Cll dies. Macaroni and Spa- E
j lictti, per pound JL vC
All Shapes
Good Candies
ST! ': Bulk Chor oiat? flavors. rru-
i : lar p ; per lb.. 40c. 1 tZ ,
! ! "P""'"1 H lh
i ; Frfh Farrc! of Jumno rVanuls.
.... , l - a
ior!h "day per lb. a"?. mm
I ToiTt Goods
Ei' i Four Bfgr WcJc
Ej End Specials
Font's Van-shine I'reair.-
jr, jarp fp. il
at
20c
Perma Viva K'qiid Ka"
i
Ponder. 5".- ho'-
t.. fpf'ial jOC
Mr.. Oraham Na'l Knara!.
c imply pr':-' :th f at her.
no poishina.
5ir bot'.lf
35c
Grai's' Tooth rast(
s t p - 2 3
ISc
U("h
l : fib. .-racial
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See Eeioey
$ jtr. r -4- 4r
GROCERY
Jl
25c
KxtraVhoico (Jood Size -a si 'E
'lara Prunes, lb.. Jt J C 1
!'. K. & V. Special j
lend Coffee, this
21c
2 cans Monsoon Brand
ean, J 4c; three
40c
JL lt
45c
and Styles of Bulk Xoo-
Four Specials
.t'.inh" Jelly Bonn?, very good Zj
tin, rgrular pri- pr
10c I
lb. r.V. .pPc,al i, lb.
r.-o rt.e, .J tl t or 10,01,
K -
f'rsrkf-r Jack nr '"'hums,
pkc. spf' iat each. . . .
BORDEN'S
I Malted Milk
IN THE SQUARE PACKAGE $
GRAND PRIZE I Ask i
HIGHEST AWARD I J C
. PANA5IA EXPOSITIONS ! ,0" 11
? R'sulsr Rflc seiz 4fc
V II. piiar $i.r.O pizf- 79c f
4r lingular :',.T5 Fi2P $3.99 j
5tA45W-s e
Drug Specials
5 .J S d farifiT.
f-i;. . m,"i ial
!V"iia ,i I.ixst.vo J'ili--.
2.",f t..-.x
69c !l
16c 1
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The Times
imself
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EAST CHICAGO ELKS '
TO OBSERVE FLAG fill
At tonight s nipptinff of f-:a"t "hinfto
lorlfir NO. 3x1. n. I'. . the r.mi-
niutfe in charj;e of the King Pay exrr
cfses to b h"lii tomorrow t voninK in i1k
MoKinley ;1ho1 audttoriutn will make"
thir (Ann! report. Alvanoc information
has it that this year sliuxc nil other,
thp Elks htp golnjc whol hartPdlv Into
th' propor obs?rvano of ihis ,rry iui- j
porlanl oi i-aion. In on junct ion w ith
th rnayor rrtrlntiffi I ion. iIk lornl j
lorlfje of K!ks ha vp arraiiK''l H truly in- j
vitinit piOKinn,. and in leiv of Hip f.-vl
that th i'piris(s will hf an open niprt-
ing to whirh all Elks, th'-ir familifs itml !
frifmils arp initd. th..- spacious mi. I
invilim amiitornnn of the II Is i ti!".v
school bull. ling at HSlh strtft and Mn
(tonn npnup fhould he rompltPly i i 1 1 1
to witness the inspiring and patriot h
proRrain which will bf mfTsprsid wi'Tr
exiroisfs tiv thp lodKf officers, short
talks, instrumental ami vocal music
The prmcipnl speaker of tho rpnltii j
will be Mr. Job:, AV. Krnt-r f ''hi
rapo TCiuincnt !y known as one of the j
orlpinators of thr Four Minute Men '
whieh have het-n of such Inestimable
value in :-etinfi forth and stimulating I
interest in Ihr various ririve" which
have rrsuitpd so wonderfully fine in
putting not only F.ast Chieaso-lndiana j
Harbor in the limrlicht of patriotie on-
deaors. tint likwi-e the whole rountty. j
Mr. KanKr carries a ni ssare whic h w ill
be well worth hearine, I
The Klks will assemble In their eluh :
rooms . t 7:"i p .rn and eeorted by '
band, will march in n body to the Mo j
Kinlcv "Vehnol. where promptly at "" i
o'clock, the following program will le j
carried out : 1 1
Song Selected Mr Pig Dubin
Introductory Kxerrises
Officers of the lodge
Prayerny Chaplain Tiro. P.. I.. Williams
Song Selected Williams' Quart et t e
History of the Flag . . . l!ro. J. K. (t'Neil
Instrumental Patriotic Medley
Prof. Partole. Venice, Italy
Erecting Floral Pell of Liberty
Officers of the I
Elks' Tribute to the Flag
dge
Tiro. H M. Cohen
Vocal Duet. "Indiana" (Special re
quest) Bros.
Patriotic Address
Uy Hro. J. V. Kant.-r. hioa
SonK "Keep the Homes f ires Hurn
im" Miss ldtirise AViiHains
Keeitation "Ojr Service l-'lap"
Bro. i:. Q Steffrs
Dedication of pervb Fiap.-
Hro J. A. r.itterson
Ponar "America
By the .vidience
GOAL IS PREFERRED
TO 45 INDUSTRIES
WASHINGTON", ,Iune 1 2 ' i'riorit y
list No. 1." under which the country j
will receive coal, was made public to-j
i
day by the fuel administration. Mann- ,
facturers of luxuries and "peace ne
cessities" will find little comfort. The
lis includes forty-five inJ'trt ries. . j
i
arrange! alphabetically and not In ''-j
der of prioritv. Kaliroads. H is knovn. j
have first preference. The list follows: i
Aicraft. ammunition, army and nayj
cantonmen-s, arms. chemicals coke .
plants, domestic consumers. electric
equipment, electrodes, explosives, farm
implement, fed, ferro alloys, fertiliz
ers, fire brick food, food containers, gas
production, gas producing machinery.
gun5 (cannon), hemp, jute ar.d cotton.
bass, insecticides, iron, steel, laundries,
rrmihme tools, mines, ironing equip
ment, newspapers and periodical, oil
refineries, oil well equipment, public
institutions and buildings, public util
ities, railways, railway equipment, re
frigeration, seeds, ships (hunker con'i.
shipbuilding and equipment, snap, tan
ners (except patent leather), tanning
extracts, tin plate, twine (hinder and
rope, wire rope and rope wire.
Any business not on this list dc!ar- j
ed not to bo getting any preference, j
The order specifically classes the hoe
enterprises as "industries whose oper-j
ation as a war measure is of exeep-j
tional importance. " j
Candy and beer are not on the list, j
The amount of beer to be brewed, it was '
intimated, may soon be cut by another!
government order
50 per cent.
from 7 a per rent to
SAGE TEft
INTO GRAY Hi
Darkens Eeautifully and Re
stores Its Natural Color
and Lutsre at Once.
Common garden sage brtwe.d into
heavy ta. w ith aulphur and alcohol i
added, will turn gray, streaked and 'ad-!
ed hir bea-;tirul'.y dark and l.i vi; riant
ITixing the Sape Tea and Sulphur ret tr-e '
at home, tho..ph. is troublesome. An,
easier way is to get the ready-to-use
preparation improve hy the addition c.t'i
other ingredients a large bottle, at little
cost. t drug stores, known as "Wyeth's ;
Sage and Sulphur Compound " thus
avoiding a Jftt of muss . j
W hile gray, faded hair is no sinful, j
'w e a'l desire tp retain cur y,vjthfui ap-1
pearance and r t ! ract : veness By dark-'
enins n.;r hair ih Wye'h's Sage snd j
Suiphur ' 'oirpo.ind. no one can tell. b- i
cause it doeP jt k-, naturally, so evenly I
Tou just dampen a spoil or soft brush i
with i' and draw this through your hair.!
'jkm one small strand at a Mrr.e; by!
i-.rri.tna: ail pray hai-a have disappear
ed. .After another application or two!
your hair becomes beautifully dark.'
soft ar.d luxuriant and you ap
pear years your.fer. Wyth's Sare an1 .
Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet ''
requisite. It is not intended for th
cure, mitiati'n or prevention if dis
ease Adv.
JU J.JJJl
in the
ictures
Whitiner Girl Weds
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IDTTHA HOLLETT TIliTON.
Srsv.-r,'
wnrriN;.
' P,''i Tn:
IVh. June
Times 1
! '.' The rinr-
ri.- ae of tv.o (,f the ,-ity's ne.st popnlxr
You I K people look pl;.'.. y.SI.rd:! '. v. l.. n
Miss i:ithn Iii'borah lbdlit', heiMni.:
the bride ..f Lieut n. v P:ohbius TiHon.
Th" ?c r ice win. h took place hi t h-'
nt-rcKi)tional cluin li at high noon es.
terd.'ty. was preceded , :, beautiful piie
organ otiih! by Mrs. Jessie t'urtis
Smith and two beautiful solos. "1 I.im.
You Trul" and " Promi.-"- Me" by the
, groom s sister, lli"? Iluth Tilton
! Promptly at 12 o'clock b. the to
j Lohengrin's Wedding March the
j ma r lied up the nish . preceded I
j pastor. !;. . I'harles j.; Trucblood.
-s of
uple
The
They
I were unat tPTnled. Tli
ring
rifliiuliy liy
autiful lid
a peacock
wi:h I- i vc
e (1" Aaron
j Key. TruoMood w as . r
y b.
1 iinpressi p. 'The- bride
W'T
SU i t
orsa;
blue jers. y (hi . Ilir:g
' black lac- hat a ml a
Tli-
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di
pr d
chu r.
ether
unin at "I
il Mild W'
with
tile lj,
er v
or.i; lows at t!
SllgeSti . . t
! groom in his miliiar uniform. The
bride arid j.-room u, vc In . n pract .-al!
raised in this city, hoth t,-r!oluat.-s of the;
Hocal hiRh schoo) and both hii.e been
idet,tiHed wi'h the social and business
j activities in hiring.
! Mr.e Tilton is the n ir,: st ihuisiiiif
! of .Mrs i'hos. IloJleit of Sheridan are
j she is i, m. ii.he,- ,,f - r, Kapp;t
I ftorority nr.d tor pevrrnl y. nrs has l,o. n
sci rotary for the Uavr, Hail an.,
law firm
inith
I.ieut. T
Mr. and Mt
n who !
I larrv ' .
Til:
t La I'
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U. S. HEEDS SO
t- M
SfflE F1GTHES
Says the Iron Age: "Pn feren -e ove r
everything else is now being pi en to
plates for ships, shell steel coming sec
ond and rails 'bird in the list for spe
cial expedition. "! v e i n :n n t plate or
ders alread.' on the hooks of the m'.ils
! will take the full outp'it for the next
thtre tr.on'h-. It is e identic (lie in
dention of the F.m I'geney Fleet l.-'otpo-i
ration to create a res. i of plates
against future in.rea-e in tin
building program.
"The beginning of the adjustments
by less ssential industt tes is in evi
dence. Some contracting interests, for
example, ate pteparing to d,sband then
J reorganizations for the period of the
i war In some litht castings and novel-
lines
he
han e that raw- materials
DOCTORS' PART IX WIXXIXG THE WAR
MA IX TOPIC AT XATIOXAL COXVEXTIOX
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Dr. St. (Tare Drake at left and Col. Williamson at right.
The part that members of the medical profession are taking in win
ning the war is heinr brought before the doctors of the nation attending
the annua) convention of tht American Medical association at Chicapo.
The picture shows Col. Williamson of Ft. Kiley, Kan., at ri.eht, showng
the main points of a new incinerator for army use to Dr. St. Clare Drake,
li.inois state health officer.
JB' . MA"! 11 - 111 . 1 " 'JU- 1 t.l"WII'JW gSjMf
Hexi Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Continuous from 10 A. M. to 11 P. M.
Popular Army Officer
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LIEUT. ROT E. TIIiTOTT.
avfniie mid afi.r graduation entered the
main efli.e at the Standard 1 1 Co. at ;
V.l.itirig. but .. f.-.v rapid promotion,!
or b M n sent to Sui ' rior. Yv !.-.. by
the S O Co. and was later transferred
to the Stand'ird Oil piunt near Detroit :
of h.ch lie '.wis Miperintetuk-itt whn
he- resigned to riter the second offices'
trn'iiina school
He is stationed at. Camp Sherman.
Chtllic.it he. . where the bride will
accoin j-n ri ' her husband an hero they
will reside a P the conn. 'unit ; he- near
the i-ainji. she wii! reriip.ri him
until he is exiled overseas, after which
time she intends to again return to j
Whi inK to take uj her residence. j
in tt.eiliateiy after Hie cTemony he
bride mid eromi l-f! for Chicago. They
will isit at seeral points arnr,np which
are to he ft ("olumlius. ()., w her they
i will spend Saturday and Sunday with
in ! re1.-itiv-s of the proom's father. I.ieut.
f 'I- , i , . ... 1 . . . 4 , , .. . A , f. , I. ., , r- K la
to r-P"' t for duty at I'aii'p Sherman
next Tuesdav niKht
The wedding was attended by a large
number of Wliitmif relatives end
frirnds. tlie out of town relntives beinu
Mis. 'I:.-i- I ac), n ,an. sister of the
bride, ai.d diij'litei. Miss ?.If. rpa ret of
:.. Mrs. IvKvard ('rilly of
d , sister of the bride, Mr.
i 'i.ai ! s Holl.-tt, brother of
..f Hammond. Mi. s- Mary
.it"; Mr. I'lorence Mcc'ouch.
i ): eroom of V'mdor Park,
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Td aral
Chicago,
daughter and
V. hltr.ic
MUCH STEEL
may be available ,s vanishing A num
ber of !"-er automobile eotnpanies are
se,.k : i. ; i..,-4-t ntiM'tit work, but not all
are l;;id:n it.
"It i- realized that before many
months not a few of the manufacturers
mav 1." fa itig a suspension of opera
tions iii'd st.el makers do not ignore
tic- poii.!i;:y i hat latvr. wli-n steel
becomes available for such outlets,
th- 'i oid trade mav not be in a position
tart in buy ins where it left off.
"The survey of th pig Iron trade
still quit" incomplete. The reports
show- that merchant iron devoted to
Government or essential work runs
from . to ;-fi per cent of the total
What is certain is that considerable
iron now going to foundries net on the-
essential list will be diverted
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HDOVER TO CRUSH
FQODPROFITEEHS
Lake County Will Benefit!
Immensely; U. S. Will
Publish Local Price Lists
to Shame Profiteers.
W'.V. HIN';T0N'. Jane i2.xh first
dehnite measures to b taken by the;
I'nited States food administration to :
limit retail prices and eliminate pro-
fiteerltiK are, taktftr form. j
It was announced today tht through!
the medium of standardized "fair price !
lists", to be. published in each e,m- j
munily. it is heped to protect ronsum- i
ers from extortion. The ri'TV system;
has been worked out by Food Admin-
istmtor Hoover, after a series of con-'
Terences with state food administrator". I
Since th food admin im ; at ion has only I
indirect control over retail prices, it is I
planned to establish reasonable prices j
by ascertaining ihe proper wholesale
price figures, end then add a differen- I
tn! to afford the rmiior a reasonable!
profit.
I:y bringing prices to a uniform I
level it Is expected that the patriotic!
merchant!- who have kept their prices!
within fair limitations will be protect-t
jed. along with the consumer who has
i been "gouged" by unscrupulous dealers.!
i i .ce interpret i. committees are to I
be appointed for each community, com
posed of representatives of the trades
men, the consumers and the local food
i admlr.istrator.
The plan has been under considera
tion for some time s a result of com
plaints of profiteering. Indirect con
tra! over the retail trade may be exer
cised by cutting off supplies from those
who profiteer by insiru ct ing licensed
wholesalers to sever business relations
with such firms.
I'.etail price reporters are being ap
pointed in every county in the United
i Stales Newspapers will he asked to
I ass, st in making the plan a success by
J selling aside space where fair prices
may he printed each week.
Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick thel
Hun.
ALADDIN'S MAGIC
HAS NOTHING ON
x
THIS OHIO WIZARD
i .
f Discovers drug which loosens I
I t sore, touchy corns so I
they lift out j
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You reckless men and women who
are pestered with corns and who have,
at least once a week invited an awful
I death from jock jaw or blood poison are
now told to use a drug called freenone.
which the moment a few drops are ap
plied to any corn, the soreness is reliev
ed and soon the entire corn, root and all,
lifts out with the finger's.
This new ether drug Is the recent dis
covery of a noted Cincinnati chemist. It I
is a sticky substance which dries the j
moment it is applied and is said to
simply shrivel the corn without infiara- j
ing or even irritating he surrounding j
tissue or skin. It is claimed that a !
quarter of an ounce of freezone will j
cost very little at any of the drug I
stores, but is sufficient to rid one's feet !
of every hard or soft corn or callus. I
You are further warned that cutting ,
at a corn is a suicidal habit. Adv.
PAST I M jjr
TODAY I
WM. DESMOND j
in a five act feature 1
"SOCIETY FOR SALE"!
Exposing society in i's true lisht. ' j
-TOMORROW !
HAROLD L0CKW00D
"BROADWAY BILL"
A feature full of pep.
uou
Today j
The Innocent j
Sinner j
Friday and Saturday j
Mary Pickford!
!
in i
"A ROMANCE OF THe!
RED WOODS" !
& noatirnsr: cmmni rnn Hi
p unrncum ounuuL run
I DANCING
4 152 State St., Hammond.
J DANCING CLASSES MONDAY
3 AND THURSDAY. CLEAN AND
J CORRECT DANCING. PRIVATE
If LESSONS. PHONE 3328.
J Hall to Rent for All Occasions.
I
PROF. J. GREGORY KEAT.
-' - - "-i. . .-j.tjaumg mi
J. O.1L
Popular Prices
BeLuxe :: Theaire
LAST TIMES TODAY
Ambassador James W- Gerard's
"MY FOUR YEARS
IN GERMANY"
Noi a war piotdie.
Popular prices. Continuous from
10 a. m. to 11 p. m.
The moFt tailed of picture etl
fhown in Hammond.
FRIDAY
Norma Talmadge
- in - -
By Right of Purchase ' '
Managr-r s decision: This is an
exc-ptioiiall;, food pii-'.urc
And Abraham Lincoln, "Under
the Stars."
SATURDAY
William Russell
- - in --
-"Hearts or Diamonds"
And Abraham Lincoln "Under
the Stars."
also
Douglas Fairbanks
in
"Swat the Kaiser"
fflWlUt
The Coolest place in Town
Orpheum.'.Thaaire
Our Summer Policy:
First five days pictures. Satur
day and Sunday Vaudeville.
TODAY
Margarita Fisher
A- a r.aughty boaic!inc trlioo't ja
miss, m
"Ann's Finish
Also Pathe Weekly snd Para-
mount Comedy.
FRIDAY
Baby Marie Osborne
"Daddy's Girl"
AI30 Christie Comedy
Admission: Matinee 6-11c.
Nights 6c-Hc-15c,
SAT. AND SUN.
5 Vaudeville Acts.
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Only Circus This Year
Hammond, Sat., June 22
At Calumet Avenue Grounds.
3 CREAT TRS'SS Of
CIRCUS MARVELS
INCLUDING SCORES OF
FOREIGN FEATURES
mt i.ot tizn m m?ic
KCR ttU II M 1 t N
hrtrana U(m t J mi I Ml
OK TICKET WMTO T9 tlL
OOm 1Mb II Ten M Pin
Keservod ; i ritl .iJji.'u .-inn i;c'.e .
on sale circus day ar Summer's
pharmacy, 562 Hohman St., near
State.
Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the
Hun.
iDeLUXB
THEATRE
FREE
"Boy Scouts
I to the Rescue"
EVERY SATURDAY
Boy Si-outs and children
M'hn are in the theater
before 10 :.''( are only re-
j 1 1 i i - I to pay ! war tax
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