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Tnesdav. September 24. 1918
THE TIMES.
j PERSONAL
SOCIAL NEWS!
COMZKO EVENTS.
Guest Dy will be observed by tha
members ojf the Deborah Society ho
will meet for an all day session Wod
Bcsday at the First Christian church.
A "Hooeri.'d" lunch will be served at
noon.
The Monro Street Ladies' Aid Society
will hold a brief session follow ing the
meeting of the South Side W. O. T. I".
this fvf-nins at the home of Mrs. J. C.
Miliiken.
The L. o. T. M. Social Club will he
entertained by Mr?. Joseph Miller. .".id
Forsythe avenue. v-h-sii:y .afternoon.
The weekly meeting tf the Ladies' Ai-i
Society of the First 1 'resbyteri.-wi church
will be held AVedtie.sday afternoon m the
church parlors.
There w ill he a meeting of the
Franks Wiliard AW C T. t Wednesday
afternoon nt th home of Mrs. Quick,
120 Hohman street.
The marriage of Miss Clara Schmidt
to Jf'S'ph M. Hoffman was solemn '.'.-d
by the Rev. Father K.-rs of ,t. Joseph's
church Saturday morning. Miss Flit
Emrii k sfrvcii as maid e.f horn l and the
groom's attendant whs August Schmidt,
a brother of the bride. The bride wore
a bine sloth ut and tailored hat and
her flowers were roses and valley lilies.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the bride's
home for the bridal patty and immed
iate relatives. Mr. end Mrs. Hoffman
will be at home in Hammond after a
few days' visit in Chicago.
Reservations for the Reciprocity Pay
luncheon of the Hammond Woman's
Club rj Saturday, October 5th, must be
made be-fore. Monday, October 1st.
Tickets may be secured from the chair
man from the club officers or chairmen
of the study departments. The clubs
throughout the county will he represent
ed at the luncheon and the meeting will
he made most attractive and interesting.
The parents and friends of the Girl
Scouts are invited to their meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:15 o'clock at
the Central school. A program has been
arranged which will include the follow
ing numbers:
Opening exercise.
Reading. "Here's to the Flag" Ruth
Smith.
Song "The Star Spangled Fanner."
Address Mrs. O. C. E. Matt hies.
Vocal section Mrs. C. C. Sprout: ac
companist. Mrs. Ray Wells.
Address. "The Girl Scout is Loyal"
Mrs. C. R. Tweeda'.e.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kle-nschmidt
celebrated the eighth anniversary of
their marriage on Saturday evening by
entertaining Informally at their home,
11 11 Monroe street. The guests pre
sented them with several pieces of hand
painted china in remembrance of the oc
casion. Music and games were enjoyed
until eleven o'clock after which a four
course supper was served There were
covers for Mr. ar.d Mrs. Charles Klein
sohmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Klein
s' hmidt. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. McGoe. Mrs.
J, F. Smith, the Misses lola Reed.
Tiorothy Hoidhrink. Vera and ran line
K 'ins- hmidt. and John Ht-tHhrink. oiif
f rd. Glen. William and Far! Klein
s hmidt.
Th-" meeting o.f the Rooster Club aux
iliary was adjourned early Inst evening
to permit the members to attend the
mooting at Libertv Hall. Only routine
business was transacted. Xext Friday
evoningr the regular social session will
be held at the club rooms in the Citi
zens National F.ank building.
Golden Rule Council No. 1 r. of L.
will meet this evening at the I. O. O. F.
hall and the members of the degree
fam are especially urved to be present
as there will be initiation.
Initiation will feature the meeting of
Hammond Chapter Eastern Star which
i called for eight o'clock this evening
at the Masonic Temple.
Golden Rod Camp No. 1".7 Royal
Neighbors will meet Wednesday evening
at seven-thirty o'clock at the I. O. O. F.
hall.
Miss Virgin Hammond and Miss
Mabel Fedler who are attending Indi
ana University at Bloomington have re-
REDUCE THOSE OKBGliS
SWOLLEN VEINS
Physicians are prescribing and hospi
tals are using a new and harmless, yet
verv powerful germicide that not only
causes enlarged or varicose veins and
hunches to become normal, but also re
duces goitre, enlarged glands and veins.
Ask any first class druggist for an
original two-ounce bo' tie of Moone's
Emerald Oil (full strength) and refus"
to accept anvthine ib its place. It is
such a highlv concentrated preparation
that two ounces lasts a long time and
furthermore if this wonderful discovery
does net produce the result'- anticipate.!,
von can have the price refunded.
It is not wise for anyone to allow
swollen veins to keep cm enlarging.
Often thev burst and cause weeks of
pa;n uffenng and loss of rmplovment.
Mart t"np Emerald Oil treatment as di
rections advise and improvement will
h"cin at once. Tour druggist can supply
vol!
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Name .
Street
Cttr.. Ftt
turned to school affr spending the sum
mer vacation in Hammond. Miss Ham
mond had as her K'.i"St last week at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hammond in Mason street. Miss 1'auline
Hoppenstine o Wl!hamspnrt, Ind.
Mrs. Harney I-oian of Chicago visited
Hammond friends today.
RED CROSS NEWS
GRENADES
The annual output of liie American
Red Cross sej;!ir rooms in Rome ex
ceeds 2,Ch.i0, urn items of wearing a'p;irol
for the refugees and the soldi- rs.
Assistance has been given, within a
period of four months, to 2.1'-3 families
in Nevers. France. The Amtrican Red
Cross was res; onsibie .for the aid.
Green coffe ii.'- pounds each
month is wanted in Franco. The wishes
of the French commission will be met
by the Red Cross War Council, which
has approximated $Ii.6S for the pur
chase of liM.Oiiii pound.-?.
O
Round rolled s'e.-l an additional
eighty-se en tons of i will be shipped
to the 1 Cross commissioner in
France, and it will be used in making
splints. For the purchase of steel, the
Red Cross War Council has appropriated
$9,627.
"Morale" is th title of a play featur
ing the Home Sorviee work o.f the Amer
ican Hod Cross. Mrs. Henry Faceus is
responsible for the play, which was giv
en a preliminEry reading at a garden
party in Cincinnati, Ohio, the home city
of Mrs. Baccus.
The entire country is summoned to
the comradeship of the second Christ
mas nd'.-call for membership in the
Red Cross, which takes place from De
cember 1 to 2H. inclusive. The sum
mons will reach Americans everywhere,
at home and abroad. In every district,
the quota assigned is the "limit of the
adult population."
Aeknowledgmert s of the receipt o,f
eighty-six per ent of the food packages
sent to Amer.ean prisoners in Germany
have been reo-ii'il, cording to cab!-?
advices receive. at the headipnrters of
the American Red Cross. The cable also
announced that reserve supplies were
now in all internment camps, and that
French and Fritish prison help commit
tees would furnish supplies to Ameri
cans from their reserve stocks in the
event tha; American supplies are not
available.
The "most model" home for war or
phans and .for motherless children of
Italian soldiers at the front Is the Asiio
delta Tafria. which Is Situated high up
on the top floor of a great stone building
formerly used as a police court in Via
Governo Vecchio. Rome.
Here 200 children are "mothered" hy
Signora Ida Magliocehet t i. who is in
charge of -the institution, founded by
Comitato Romano.
Ill behavior at the Asiio Is punished
by Signora Maglio'-chetti t hr-at'-n ing to
remain at home. T-ars and jk nit .-rice
from the unrulv children always result;.
SE'RBTA.NS ATI. P.
USING TANKS
n'NtTKD PnESS CvrtT.n-HAM 1
PARIS. Sept. 24. Tanks were usel
in the Serb; -tn offensive in Macedonia,
the Fcho de Fans said today.
j The mountain region in which the
j a'I'ies are driving Is by fir the most
difficult ground over who h the tanks
j have attempted to operate.
i
GET OUT, SAID
JAMES THEY DID
Jim M:.-h'l.-f ttter of the Flarr.m.ond
' 'rphei.m t heat re talking:
"Vour act is ahs. lat.--ly the w ors I
ever so w in va ud' -.Jt 1 ie. Vou can't do
a thing. II. w- you ever got in this
house I can't understand. My booking
agont aaast htve g-n- stalk mad. I
n, i- s;.w anything so ba 1 as yo-i be
fire and 1 hnr.i never to se-- nnvthinx
'like you again You're vl-'-std through
finished .'lone get out "
ks n cso ams K3 txsa amsi am
1
Clip out this coupon ind bring1 It with
any clear small picture, photo,
post card or snapshot, to
E. C. Minas Co.
Hammond Ind.
find it will entitle yon to fine life
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Inches. A beautiful oval plaque.
Tou do not have to buy a frame "for
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ture will be returned unharmed. See
artist's work at store.
KO UAIX. OKS73aa.
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WITH OUR AMERICAN
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Square of (ierman village.
This American official photo shows the square of one of ftp vi'jjes
:-i the section of German soil now held ty American soldiers. .1:1 Ai.o.-r
ii;in &r.d a French soldier are standing near a sentry box beneath a
rrnei flic.
In other words, the manager had
rued the net. Jt was one of -;ir
the L;l! op. ning cstriday at:d 1
toi'av and ti.-i
was a n-
t
1 n 1 1
pla.-e today.
"1 in . : 1 i to give
auiii-ville." stiid Mi
f y patrons
!ie!st-tter.
v 'tit b.a their i r. t el ! i gem c n.- iit-d
when they tome lore.''
IFiis Society Circus, a reoogn ;zed big
time act. is the headliner of the mid
week hoi start. ng tomorrow.
COUNCILS
RULINGS
SrF.rtAt. To Tub T:mf 1
I-OWKLR. IND. Sept. 21 Th- Ton n
ship Coamdl of Heft ir-'o of C. dar e'ro k
township he Id p. . ry spirited meeting
last Saturday night, having under con
sideration several important matters
coitci rning the township's welfare.
Among the orders etit-r- d were the fol
1 it.g :
That no minors sh.oul.l he allowed in
any pool room.
That no card games should be played
in any public place in the township.
That there should bo no loafing or
loitering in any restaurant in the t-e.vn-sh
i p.
That no merchant or other person
should sell tobacco of any Kind to a
m in- .r.
The order reads that should any en"
violate any provision of th" riili'ig that
the offender shall be imtoediat- !y re
ported to the County '.,un. il of Ivf, use
and that body shall pr-c-d acra.n-t
them at one,.. There was a large at
tendance at the moiling
VICTIM Bf HOLDUP
If CBITICIL SHAPE
Peter Gorczica of East Chi
cago Robbed and
Beaten.
Peter Corciiea. r.C'K. Walsh avenue.
Fast Chi--a go, is m -t very critical con
dition as ti-.e re.-ult of an assault made
upon him by unknow n parti- s last night.
He wa ssc t upon, b-aten anl robbed e,f
a gold watch arid $4e in cash.
The noise of the f 'niggle, whii h oc
curred in the stic-t. was h-ard by a
neighbor. Paul 1 i.rr.-.u. who ran out
just in time to sc.- a hi.;, six-tooter mak
ing his get away.
This morning Corezica was still in a
semi-conscious condition wi'h I r. Haie
in a 1 1 enda n-o. His t 'iidit '.c-n is repo-.-!e,i
j to bo v ry serious.
GABY m TAKES
10 101 Jt
AT T -.TH C'vi-T.'L
INLU AXAloLIS. INT.. .--!. It
Tit r.ry Ib-s. 'i. of Gal y. - lirvan .-"on.
was arn.ooi l.y 1 -; a; r y I nit-l SOC-.-s
Marshal It- a in n a t te.-id. ntial v ar
rant clu-rgiiiii hiia with b-ics- a driii
gerous en. my alien. Ues. h is sact to
have ma-Jo ?e Ft i-ci? Mat- !-.. 'it.-. Ho
THIH.
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Gained rlesh. Strength and Good Na
ture by TaSingr VinoL
Middletown. Conn. "I used Vinol for
my little girl 5 years old for a ruti
eTown, nervous condition. She was thin,
irritable cil th time and had no sppre
tite. In a week 1 noticed an improve
ment and now she has a good appetite,
has gamed in fit sh and strength and is
much pleasanter to live with." Mrs. C
Vt. Wilkinson.
-There is no secret about Vinol. It
owes its success in such cases to beef
and cod liver peptones, iron r.nd manga
nese peptonates and glyecro-phosphat es,
the ol lest and most famous body-building
tonics known. Jos-ph "W. AYeis.
Druggist; L. Harry Weis. and Xorrls
Pharmacy. Vinol is sold in E. Chicago
by Schlleker's Tharmacy, and In Whit
ing by L. H. Mattern and druggists
everywhere.
P. S. Our Psxol Salve stops itching
and begins healing at once. Adv.
iIOlSIIIP
ROYS ON GERMAN SOIL
v' V i
I -s.
4 :
t e
l .ef
cy son rotree on eu.iu . v .--co k amon
aecK like a
BOARD? IT'S
laaa waiitis
There's no use suffering from the
.M.vfui agony ei' iaiiit back. Iion't wa.t
til! it "passes off." It enly comes back.
Find th" cause- and Mop it. Insoased
conditions ot the bladder or kindneys
are usuhIIv indicated by stiff lame ba. k.
wrenching pi. ins. lumbago. sciatica,
nervousness, s'eepiosse. s. tired, worn
out feeling, pain m th--' lower .abdomen.
These are nature's signals for help:
H- re's the r in-'.ly. he n you le.-I the
first twinges of pa:n or . xj"-rienee any
f.f these ssnittoine. get bus;, at once.
(Jo to i.ur druggist and get a h.. of
the pure, original 1" ' hi M F.I I, Haar
lem oil Capsules, lmport-d fi-tsh every
month froni the Inborn: ones ;n Hjaiiern,
Holland. Fbrisant and easy to take,
thev almost instantly attack the poison
ous' germs tha' are . logging up your
sc ion and brma -i iok i. li'f.
For over two hunoi.-d years th- v have
been helping the sick Why ne t t ry
them? Sold everywhere by l-liable
iltuggis's in s-aled piokag"S. Three
sizes Mon-v bio k 1!' they iio not help
you. Ask for ':ol.n MF.DW." and be
sure the name ""lOl.D MHUAI." is on
the box.
was brought to the Marion county jail,
where he will bo held pending further
instructions from Washington.
Six men charged with bringing liquor
into the state, from Chicago were ar
rested in Fake county by the deputy
marshal. John Vui-ikuv ich. of Oary. al
leged to have taken sivt. n gallons of
whisky t-i 1 laty, was unable m provide
bond of S2.fia0. and was brought to the
Mari.-n county tail. .1 hn Z.al'ski. Ren
Yaffe and M-n-r Kb mpticr. of Fast .'hi
cag'i, charged wi'li tt unsporting forty
tail- ns of vvlrcky into the state, gave
bond of fH.otni 1 nth. and .1 dm Onick.
and John Zella, of Fast Chicago, cb.artt
id with bringing '-h gail -ts of whis
ky to Fa-t Chl.aiio. gaf bold of f.'.f'O
each, fienditig the action of the fedetal
Stand jury.
MftTTEB IS
UP TO THE
BOBRD
In a letter j- TI. E. Graham of Of
ary
regard mg
Fake County's proposed- tubT-
culosis hospital Fir
King of the State
k.ard of H altb says:
State Foard of Hea'th.
Tniiianar-o'iis. Scot, in
i ct 1 ?
Mr. Heib-rt F. tlial.am.
1112 Proadv.ay.
Gary. Ind.
Pear Sir: Replying to your let
ter of September ". I am enclosing
copy of an opi-.ioii by tl.-- A
r.ey General of India: i m r.,f. t
! t. r-cn-'e
to the es: abiisi.ne nt
l uberouiosis ho-j it a Is.
I have also, as . u r
nr. th. matter of the sal
if county
not, taken
- of b'-n ls
with 'he boii.iii.g d.priilment of t he;
FiC'tchcr Ann riot n
In taking up 'his n
Je J l . . 1 to the .a -1..; -i
N-itainai 1
:ao r. I wn
ik.
re
,; ru-v s th- 1
M it s-.n iv'ii
I- ."dce'oni -;:
b'-nl-a::i
&
,;' tins
yest c r-
ir,g d- i -ai'l m
s. Mr. Fi
;.im i f a'torr
, a ,- I rn
day by te-b-pnc
.-lie mid state i th
his
nrm of a' ti -rnej s v. r
no ord v ith the , pini.
!, v Gciurai n;nl t
in complete
of t!
.t he
At-
.11 Id
ot titab I stand why an - pim.n hid
be n tio'U that a referendum would
I., required in F.ak
.!oy in order
to leiralize tin
ah
,-f bor.dr
to state t
..f the at!,
He
-ns to
riu y s
i-i'vo a.'j'llori'd mv
;. r.i as the opinit-li
1'or the lc iitimg
Fletcher American
department
National I!
of
ink.
It would
county t
county ca
seem, th
.-mmissi.
i 1-gab
re f
re. that the
of I.ake
n - ". i s i
auth-.r::
county tu
he
stablishment of a
ib. rcu
the is
se and
losis hospital, and
luthori
sue of bonds for this purpo
sell such bonds wit
The de-lav in this
rest r
tloll.
en
cure.
At-
case, hns
to tiie Time r.O.Iired
to 1
l.rst, a written opinion from th
torncy General; an
i ore the opinion
end.
t. so.
at torn
s l'.r
t ho
Bank.
the bonding department .
Fletcher American National
I trust this will all ba
at isfactory
and that the count v com mis;
of Lake count v will See the;
clear to go right on with this
loners
r way
spien-
did work.
Very truly yours.
V. F. K I NO.
Asst. Sei retary
A Tiehtwad Patriot is the worst
thing that vas ever made.
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough
If vo-i are sub.ier t to weak lungs, h.- .i
he cough as :i w.-ii-Miig i: K MAN'S
ALTFUATIX'r: m .. aid ou in st-..;.mg
the cinch. Ft add i-.11. it is a -.'.Liable
io.-i:e an-1 health-builder in such cases.
No alcohol, nine .tie or haln t-1 01 miny
.rtl .'.-. T- tM e;;. succ. lOjul use.
TOc and SI CO It ot ties at all dmjrTists or
from manufjeturer, postpai-t
F.CKMAN LABORATORY, 1 hilad-lphia.
IPsT Ais AROUND
-GAR Y-
EXPRESS COMPANY
CHANGES LOCATION j
The (liirv offices of ti: American
1: it! .v;iv Ia V-- t ' jfiipany. ... it.-il on
West Sev.r.th av-nue for :l numb'r or -
i u 1 s is biotig tn.ii id to 0J5 .'ishir.K-
ton ptio ;. 1 iiu ii- v i.iac'-s are ta-irig
.'noucinl.s 1 e- d Ij handle the- iti-
ci eased i us in- i..s.
Mi. .a;..i Mis Stopvell, formerly with
th- W !:-l',iri;i., have re turned tri m
Oll;u to take cl.aice.
SERGT. MILLER
RETURNS FROM
AUTO TRIP
Sergeant William Miller of the Cirv
p. lice department lias returned from
an auto trip on t h WaP.ish river and
'ties In the middle . f Ind. ana The
s.-fieant was 0 ompan I ed by his pa ' -ents
from Kotits. Ind . and reports an
erjosa'.-le trip.
FOLICE DONATE
TO THE MONTHLY
TOBACCO FUND
The police, made their regular month
donation to the tobacco fund for th
hovs in the ttenclie-s when they sent
27 f.ft t' day. Kr.ch month for .several
months the police department have
mad" a donation to the tobacco fund
for the boys over there and in the
states in sums similar to the donation
toia.
The dona'lon is ser.T through the
Red Cross.
BARY BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED
Since the new ruling that no per
mits over $2.nei ran Is'led ft- the
loon! building commissioner's office a'.!
over that valuation hnvlr.jr to p-i"
thvoM rli the national and siate buil'l
Ing en:ine!lf, bu'ldlng operations 'n
Oary are nt a standstill. The new rul
ing ineludes the face that n. thing but
living qu.T'ters up to $2,f,nft can b Is
sued permits for gara ares, business
l!'icks. r-r any structure outside for
actual living quarters can be rrrnnt-d
Vestcr.lav thermits were for two small
s t t'i -t a r-s as fc-lleiw-s:
Cm 1 Roll-is. rt fi 0 o Monroe street. ..ne-.--..r-y
frame ret.b r.ce t.. .-ot $.2r'r
T.'ieoh TF.-h, rr,f, A'i-ims iree-t. e-ne-st-.iv-
frame r-'sab-n''-. $2.r.'"-n.
SMALL CHILDREN
LURED TO CHICAGO
Mrs. W. J. Tickle, IS? 5 Taney street.
Caiy. vest' rday sent her little girl and
lov. -c-'oi five ,-md s:x years eld. to
si hool wph n ej -Th hot- -ri who is old
er. The cirl and the P'tle children did
n--t co to sr-hool and did not return
1. -me night. Th" mother became
a': termed and n tlfel the police, when
a wide search was instituted for the
n.i sr log t- s -vvitho'iit avail In all parts
of 'lirv. w l.en tl.-' po!:re department
received a rfessaae from the Chicago
Iie'ecf ive P. u re a-1 that they had two
Mi't'e children, a bo yand a girl, rtvlntr
ti;n rbscripti'n cf th,e missing ones
They had been l ir-' l by the elder girl
r. the b'rr cttv. Th nether In.medi-it'-lv
went after her little cares.
big day's Business.
PTC, PAY'S ---,
Four hundred and ninety-one dollars
was the total arnoun' of finest assessed
and collected by the Fist Chicago city
court as a result of the baree number
of cases on the dock, t yesterday.
In three cases the lines were J".'"1 and
costs. These were the liquor oas. s. as
follows: Joe Pidich. Mike l.epidat and
George I.elak. The .-uer w-as also book
ed on the charge of keeping a gambling
house. There were also a number of
J.". and $ t ', fines assessed .-.gainst in
mat, s of disoiderly houses. Six of the
tvven- i,st ss. ,i tines received tho cus
tomary ?1 and casts.
'questionnaire
WORK PROGRESSES
The work or, the questionnaire for the
local board of Fust Chi. -age. is progress
ing r.-pii'y and s.uisf o ion !y. thanks
to the a'to:a,--s and in lust rial m-n .and
ch I ks who . we thus far volunteero-d for
this line ot s. t vice.
Attorney tv. 11. 3b-e reported this
mora,n- that ca.h . f the fdawiiig ln-du.-iries
had fiirni-h- i a r...m who woubi
g:e .a -sistaiice- in this work right in
the plant:; thorns- Ives und thus- save ibo
riii.e if the no n who we ubl otherwise
hac t- to the i i'y hell. The tir.a.s
eo Ch, mii-al Co., tn- I". S. Metals Jie
hmng Co.. 'I'iic ' 'iiatorilon P.ivet Co.. the
l,i-e,,r 'i' -k V.'oik.,, tiie Hubbard St- 1
!''. lelri s (-., t In- interstate Iron t'
St-- 1 Co.. the It- public Iron Steel Oo.
Any olio r imhisi I a- s who can furnisii
m- n for tins w .-rk are asked to g.-t ti
-in
w I '
Ic
wh-- v ill s wear the
i.ssisoirt in ;.s -in ass-tcia'c lo-mber of
the a-n is.-ty 1-ai.l. Tln.s givt s the
l.o'r. r the authcrity t" cxecuie the
c?i: --st ionna .i e a;. 1 acknowledge sign.t-
Washing Won't Rid
Head cf Dandruff
i The only sure way to pet rid of dan-
druff is to dissolve it. then you destroy
lit entirely. To do this, get about f -ur
loiiiiets of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
jit Pt night wh' ti retiring: use enough to
I moist- n th- scalp and rub it iu g'.r.ily
j w i- h t ho (ir.g-'-r 1 .ps.
I l-o thi tonight, and by morning, most
I if not nli, of your damlruff will b-- p--no.
I ,'ii d thia e i r f.-ur more a pi I a ' ions v.iii
I on i pie tidy dissolve and entirely destray
e-er- single sign and tiaoe of it, no
matter how much .huieiruff you iiiay
hav --.
You will find. too. that all itehir.g and
dicgir g of the scalp v.iii s-op at once,
and yo-ir hair will be fbilTy. lns!!--u.
fiooy. silky and soft, end look and f I
a hundred ttm-s belt-, r.
Yo-i can get Iio.111 1 arvon at any d ru g
store. It is ir."t ia;-, e and tl-'ver fails
to ? o the w-orh. Aflv
- lull
01 a nolHTV p-.tbi:.-.
The . .- lo I S I:.'.-: tar C ill!' t- ! ; ! .
1 ecu :.s:!..-d nt i city s ),.!-
Fas: tid:is. F-.t. rs. ;., k !.n--dy mil
e! li-!d. y; T lie--. !a vs. ot :.!:.. ; !- -: , 1 ;. r -I-
i t, W htliiig and l-'roe; V-.incsd i s,
I;oc . 1 . . t . n. Fuxy and M - Clot-k- y,
T'mi s.i." v.". K- r.nedy. Lo..it;.a, Whi" mg
-o cl J-ro--; Fridays. JI -iii. rt. e;i.n
lo trier, Fuzy and Roe; Sauu Jays. J;.....
l.oee an! Lopatk.i. The n.an tir-o,
n. 'in d on h day is. made r hpiiiftWe f..r
the work (,f that day. Ho ; s s1; r .p. ,
t.. k". p 171 touch with his colleagues a:i l
.' . ' tliat e(rbody is on the j . b al l!ie
ti; i oiiited time.
Whadda Moan "Afford?"
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' t.re witiioni '' .-, 1 1 r-d r.,mi).
P. .1 if
Women's W ork ?
Aro women as yet rta'.Iy ncclf d in
nil our industric-s? One of our experts
in industrijl management believes
that b'jfore the war ends womon
will be needed by the hundred
thousands, and we ought now to be
planning for their training and safe
guarding. Now is the time to pre
pare, and develop plans and policies.
Every woman should make herself
fit for war's call at home or abroad.
Health and strength are within
the reach of eveiy woman, and there
is no better time than now to try an
herbal tonic, which has had a half
century of practical demonstration
and successful results in most of the
delicate derangements and weak
nesses of women. It is the '"Prescrip
tion" of Dr. Pierce, used by him in
active practice many yjar?. and
now sold by almost every druggist
in tablet or liquid form.
If it is a headache, a backache, a
sensation cf irritability or cwitching
ct Yam Plaeo
w
here You Can Get
Just What
Ygh Want I
Straube's v.u
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not 'talked" into iy-inq'-oiif
certain )iar.o or
iacr jiiano. Dcalci's
who arc ..-oin)olI('d to
sell only one make '
jtiano ha"e no otliei- ar
gument than to Tcli you
that his "only one kino "
i the hest. The irotl
uets of many of t lie !a ! l;
et and most noted pkv-o
ma.kers are s o 1 ! . -.
Straube's. You out- ii
to vourself to insit:
many different makes ol j.Miio-. t
lowest. One price to everybody.
I it
Kranich & Bach Grands, Uprights
and Player Pianos
Haines Brothers Players, Grands
and Reproducing Ampico
Marshall & Wendall Players, Up
rights and Reproducing Ampico
Behr Bros. & Co. Grands, Uprights
and Player Pianos
Brambach Player Grands
Midget Grands, Parior Grands
Kohler & Campbell Grands, Players
and Welte Mignon
Strauhe Upright and Players
Wieborn Solo-Harp Players
Hammond Players
Schaff Bros. Piayers
Gulbransen Piayers, Etc,
s
New Flayers $395 Up
fTF W
M. JLim& jf.
Flsoo'and Musk
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Pkono C6I.
FRESH HUN TROOPS
I Fvrrrf 1 r-r 5 c til no n .
WITH THE F.KITISU IX 1
-'pt. :'l n ) The G.-r,.
'oap'ir.g to ritr.Ue tvro P'ss
Fr h. y t.-.d:v l-.st J''.9 t ro v
n.nny inc. io-je t-uns !id. s ,
Inn. -lee.l t!e a J v.ithin the ;
Fat Co- r !. r.ii t'.ye ir.sb - .
vi.-ji.ns lie lii'i:i"ig - f . ;
hae arri i d sii.c - S-a'eri.
tin oiy 1;.... um'rsts shcov C ,
t.a io :i t.y t he 1 :rit i.-h w a - . -
1 ' -'i !,' la 1 ja rt of the 1 '
f. re :e- sst- tn which tl i .- :
ei'c'iol to hold reg'irdh .-..,' t ;-
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At. -
land uncontrollnble nervousn"-s.-.
j something must te wrong with th--j
head or back, a woman natural!
says, but all the time the real trou!
I very often enters, in the organs. In
I nine easeo out of ton the scat, of the
onuciuty is nere, anu a woman
should take rat ional treatment t r its
cure. The disorder should be treated
steadily and systematically with
Dr. Pit-rce's Favorite Prescriptie:.,
and the hygienic advice followed
which Dr. Pierce gives free.
For diseases from which women
suffer, "Favorite Prescription" is a
powerful restorative. During the
j last fifty years it has banished from
the lives of (ens of thousands cf
.women the pain, worry, misery and
I distress caused by the e diseases.
I Your neighbor could te:l vou.
j Addre.-s Dr. Pierce. Pres. In
j valids' Hotel, ii.i'.Yaiu X. Y., and
jget confidential medical advice en-
tirely free, or send for trial
i package. "Prescript io'' tablets.
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