The Lake County times. [volume], September 24, 1918, Page Page Seven, Image 7

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Tuosdav. September 24. 1018
TFE TIMED
Pa ere Seven.
THE POLITICAL
WORLD
IN INDIANA
2Pron TBCB TTXSH' Own XsC
lM'!.XAPOM3, Sort. 24. s-iia-:
'or, s from political nrgmigMti'ms by
ru.!ro-;d employes- laboring under the
irn.rf .sicn that u h mem i erf hit i.s a
!cN! .--n of an order issued recently
.v W-lCam G. MoAdoo. d:rt ctor-ffn(ral
'f rs .Iroads. will not he accepted here-
thai
an ;
and
-inne "
As
alter hy the republican and democratic
slat" organisations as the result of a
n.Ofl.ro'! interpretation i.f the order.
eneral. the McAdoo order waj
lilroad omplows should not take
t'vo part In p d;ties. Members of
republican an I democ ratio state
xefutlTo cfimmitt'f who were
d with the rnihvtn s w ere nre-
r to resign and others had sent in
resignations.
ha order is talen new at both
th ?!atc headquarters, no objection
will he made to the retention of polit
ical office by railway off'.- ts, emoloy-.
i-n or attornaya who were elected be
fore th" first prohih-.u i y order was is
sued Kmployes who were nominated
prirr to the first ord.-r or have become
candidates locally, may continue in
railrop.d employment until the elec
tion. A number of Tn(jlana republicans left
todfiy for IvO'i !sv:l ! e where Will H.
OLD
PROBLEM
SOLVED
By Taking Morse's
"f ,axa-Pirin,
The Only LAXATIVE an
ASPIRIN Cold, LaGrippe and
Headache Remedy on the Mar
ket. t t
Contains no Quinine to derange
toe stomach, cause ringing; or roar
ing in the head, but eradicates Colds,
LaGrippe or Headache with perfect
eese.
Sleepless nights: If you are rest
less aad can't sleep, take two tabifti
rpen raring and be in slumLeriand
in a minutes. For sal a by
All first class dr-.-jrgli.ts.
d and Mured. Tills h-ad. will, in turn,
reports this to the -County Ajtont. These
Tlu-sf will be totaled tor i h- .nine
county and the ie"si.lts telegraphed to
the Stale t'ouncil of IV.Mnse n t Indi
anapolis. We hope to f;o "hit the 'op"
with this seed corn drive m as Iiti. a
way as we hope to ko over tl- tt with
the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Jrowin PO.tlOO r.ircs of torn, as is
done in Lake ojunty each year, require
many thousands, of bushels of corn tor
feed. With each farmer In the county
selecting hi own seed corn or arrantr
inr to net it from some neighbor, the
burden will tie-! fall heavily upnu any
one individual, and we will h a'h'e to
report that Lake county Las her supply
of seed corn.
;Miimiuiu
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Hay. republican national chairman,
wn i to apeak In the evening. Al
though there 13 a political truce in In
diana durins tlie Liberty Loan drive,
this is not trua elsewhere. It is t-aid
tht Indiana is the only state in the
u-.on where the political stats com
mittee have united to stop political
sreakinsr which might Interfere wi'.h
the puccees of tho Liberty Ixjan.
After speaking at Lou'svi'.le, Mr.
Hays was to go to Orand Kaptds. Mi-h.,
where he will attend the M i - h i -: a n Re
publican St-it'- C.mvi nior.
THIS IS SEED GOBI
ITS different rrom VS.
Others because more care
i9 taken in the making
and the materials used &re of
E higher graue.
Black "Silk
Stove Polish I
Makes a brilliant. ft'Cky polish that- does I
not rub orT or dust :!, auJ tfc - ri-.iuelasts i
four tiire? as Ions: as ordinary stove ,
polish. Used on Rtrurlo staves and sold
by hardware un3 gr-.-ory c -alors.
Ail wh ark isn tril. I fit on your cook ?ot.
vo .r parior Bf.Te r yav HnK. Ijf you
don't t.nd it ti lt pol! you ever
tptd, yovr (iter in bit. .cn: to r-funj yor
Muiic umiio or pti& ore q uaiuy.
Black Silk Stove PolUh Works
tM Stack Silk Alr-Cryfr Iron Cnimsl on
; Tse Clack tllk Mat a I foMsh foru'lvrr. ni-lM '
i mi- LrxiJi it bucocQti lor uoc eatumoouuri. j
FREHCH TOTS' HEARTS
!''X'Tr: rr.Kr'S C'Ri.raol I
VvlTH T1IK AMITJ.'AS AT'. MY TV
FRANi i:. Sept. :-i At least o.e e. n-
eratton of l-'rench men and women will
idolize Americana.
AiiiPiioiiti soldiers have won their way
into the hearts of ehi'dren of 1'nnc
everywhere in the army zone
The American loves children, a can
be seen in any where I'. 8.
troops nre stationed. One never passes
through illases without seinK soj,..-rs
on repose playing with French youni;i
ters. The children crowd around he
first Yankee- they m-c. to "ronrh'-iiiii"
iitiil r-l i ball.
j These are two forms of sport the
(Fte-i.-h uungst'r had not 1-i.own.
j I-'r.-nc!, i: row ti-Vi ps do n"t like ex- rri.e
'teyt l.iiisse-s th-m up, .-'rid h r.t e. vn!i;j.
I: : - r . vvi'h the "ki-N" unknown
iiHil the A lii.-rnans airiv.-.l, French
kir'di. s tule'- to it lii;e dm ks to wat-r,
nntl an Amt-iican is a popular article be
etiuse he will let youngsters etamb-r all
over him. and play.
The Ynnke.s like ;. too. for it s. ems
.a bit like bom-. Th-y hae taivdi it as
i 1 1 1 ' to t.a.h 1'Yeiu'h ounirsters to play
ball, and in ev ry ii!:ii:. in t'm- e-.f-niuic
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VY ednesdav" s Rocker Bar a am!
Bought Fifty of These
r Oak and Mahoaanv Chah
VLkJLi ID
WVd Have Bought Five Times as Isdany
At the Price if We Could
but the Government has placed a
restriction on furniture manu
facturing, so the Factory was
unable to take our order for more
than they had in their warehouse.
-rf J.s the reaular
F.
SALE PRICE
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trip ;.l'.',,ii;V,fAi;y5..: - yh '
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By V. A. PLACE
(County Aeut.)
CROH'V POIXT. p:R, Sept. 24
Coin that is not now matured In this
county should not be considered for
seed, even though the weather would
continue favorable lor some weeks.
Many farmers have, already selected a
liberal ftippiy of seed corn and ore
planning to continue selectme ur.til thry
havo an abundance of tin old native
varieties which have b' n urow ii in this
county for a number of years. These
are the varieties to tie to because we
are sure of them praot ieally every year,
while the import '-d kinds, as is demon
strated in many parts of the county this
year, cannot be relied upon to any ex
tent. A plan which will bo followed tn Lake
county .for detcrmininit the amount of
seed corn is as follows: At the end of
this week, farmers will be asked to re
port to their community leader the num
ber of bushels of cm they have) select-
Hair On Face
Ordinary boir wrc-vrfia en fnee,
ttecte nnA arsoJi a oust hooic etane
and hrttlj- -4wTa smmtr mnvri
tram tb carfare ot ttir slcto. The
1 oay cinnnoa-.itilsf vrny t tftnow
1 efejetlvrable hair ki tn sttack It
acder the akia. UeMirarie-, tit
by abttervtion.
Ob17 scenola DeStlroela baa a
nccer-lwrk (iiininfefi la eaelt
paclEmare. At toilet vsoatm In
KOc, A sovi $S atizea, or by laall
frra u In plnan tv rajs per oa re
ceJot o f prltr.
trpvf book wit a testimonial tst
i b ix be enlborlttem. ex
plain h&t ranges ntr, why it
Inrivasen and hon Df Utrncle de
T!tJif!rs it, mailed In plain nerled
enrelope on re'-et. IJeMlraele,
iPark. Ave. Etd !'.'!tt!i St, ifw Vork.
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(Now Over 22,000)
Perhaps it has not occurred to you that
you can participate in Swift & Company's
profits, and also share its risks, by be
coming a co-partner in the business It
is not a close corporation.
You can do this by buying Swift & Company
shares, which are bought and sold on the Chicago
and Boston stock exchanges.
There are now over 22,000 shareholders of
Swift & Company, 3,500 of whom are employes of
the Company. These 22,000 shareholders include
7,800 women.
Cash dividends have been paid regularly for
thirty years. The rate at present is 8 per cent.
The capital stock is all of one kind, namely,
common stock there is no preferred stock, and this
common stock represents actual values. There is no
"water," nor have good will trade marks, or pat
ents been capitalized.
This statement is made solely for your information
and not for the purpose of booming Swift & Company
stock.
We welcome, however, live stock producers,
retailers, and consumers as co-partners.
We particularly like to have for shareholders the
people with whom we do business.
This leads to a better mutual understanding,
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Year Book of interesting and
instructivs facts sent on request.
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois
Swift & Company
President
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one sees do.-ens of y.-unes of cateh going j
on. usually a Yankee plnyii, wi'.h s,
J-'pTirh boys and :irls. '
Inei.l. iuai! . while the Yari'n , s are ,
Auiericf.nir.inn the connm; (feneration of . sj
I'l'aliee. th-y are w inning the hearts of ; - i
mothers m France, w ho can hardly iii- '' S'
derstand how and why the Ain'-rirans ; '
will botier thcrns.lves to notice little1)
folk. It is a Yankee characteristic .r!
which wins France. j i
EUST HHIGAGQ IS Ii
FOUTJHCMIZEOjj
Here Arc the Active Work- i !
ers in East Chicago for ji
Fourth Loan. i!
Tii Lih -rt y Lor. n urc.i n ii'. i t ion in , ni
His; Chicago is i-racia-ally eon. ph t . d ;
and erbt.dy is on tip toe for tie Iok
day on Monday the Mil.
Ward eat-i;iins have been -a - toin te.J ;
and In aduu -ii t ers hae le-en est ;lhi jshed ,
at various points in the city. The ward SZ;
organization is as follows: !
First ward Harry Spencer and Mrs.1!
Victor Hadenux. captains. Heado.ua r- - '.
I ers at the- eity hall, mayor's i-ifu'.;, S
S. eond ward H. K. ; roves and Mrs. j sj
W. J. Fuiskey, Jr.. i rpinin.s. Headfiuar- ,
t'-rs at r...ehnowki's real estate nffice, j i
N'orthcot" ave., near 14Sih st. j 5j
Third ward Henry ivt-rs- n and Mr.. nj
5eo. V. Uicknell. ciiptairis. Headi'Jr- ; Si
ti'f? at offii e o.f v it r company, Olcott j S5j
l-'onrth ward J. K. L'l-pa and Mrs. ! :
'in.rt.' lt-oiss. e.-.pt mis. lb id jti-ii'ti't s
I at oi'ue of Twin City Sivmts aiui Loan -j.
j .Association, Melville ae. j
j Fifth w ard F.ov. K. ('. Speer and Mr;-. ; S
I ili-urs- l'e.'op. captains. lleailuuartcrs j S
! .at t 'hri -' i.in church. 371. raneine st. ' .
Seciet.iry, Mr. Th. .r.ihu rir. as.i(!ited trom I
j Aii.-'ricnn St i Foundries. , Sj
I s?ixth ward Muh i-l Ha' ran and Mrs. ; j
I A. 11. S.iiobor. capl i ins. HoadfUarters j s;:
! at First State Trust and Savings Hunk. -
' F. '.. 1'ittanl. si cretary. assigned fr tn i
j Inland St .-el Co. ; S;
j S.-en'h ward - U. W. Sartc arid Mrs. ; i
! ; oru" rowers, . at (iiini. Hoad'tuarters i IZ
; over tie- Snric real estate office 34K ! .
j I'uthrie street. Secritary, A. W. An-,
' i'rus, nssjon. d from I'm-ersal I'rtlami J
( 'e merit plant. i
I The eeneral headtjuarters Fast '
! Chicai.-o is at the Kirat Xntionn! Fank. I '
For Indiana Harbor at the First Stata j 1
, Trust and Sainps F ink. i Sj
i Fiock work rs have Inn :i ar,P'',inf 1 in ;
'every block m the citv and book li. ad- j
' :i'rtvrs have he. n also est 'Lhsh d
j ."'early oil of the Mo. k workers uin al-
I i eady in pro-session of lli.dr supplies. ; JS;
! At the block headouar'ers. there will
j bo k pt and maintained throiiahout th.- p,
j drive a r"i'!triiM..ii of ."1 !f rons in i S
that b'ock who buy hol ds. Thos, nho
buy throupah 'lit mills and f actories j ;
twiil bo naked to ro to hle-ck heiiuquar- !
that '
If 5
$2.00
Cash
$2.00
Monthly
Genuine Quartered Oak or Mahogany
Chair or Rocker 1
Exactly Like the Picture Above I
Upholstered in Genuine Leather
Regular
I Price
t .00
o3 a.
Sale i? SA I
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Price
OH !
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$2.00 Cash
$2.00 Monthly
t..r wnd r'ti-tt-r tloir r-iipt
' t'e. est i vi v b kept cemt-et.- and up;
i ;
I '-ate. j
j F..i.'-t Chie.-mo's quota is $1,750 5 10. At l S,
Ii.. last driv e i w as $7M"l. iQ. This I S,
i i-i-iM-s. O.a! this eity reus: my aroci a
j million more in I -lien it boueh'
I last time. Whil.i this will -ia't every
! 1 ody dii; to the very depth of his ability,
. F. est Chicago is noi worry, l.g sji.u;
j '.; outcome of the drive, oh- never falls
short.
Chnirs and lynchers that v.'ill ndl "OTiTcrfH!!;. tt t!iM ni 'jioa rnn.'-f of
anv ro-m you pla-t them in. Wc were unable to !uy i!(!U,uh oi' them to
supply t ho. demand we knew there would he fr -hairs of this character at
this low price and at fetich liberal terms so wo advise you to attend the
sale early before thev are all crouo.
Thov are mado of cenuino onai'tered onk r ?nalui!i;'.ny, iiand rubbed
and poit-liod. a regular piauo linish. I
pin ii croil
best. mI tempered
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springs in brown o- hhiek Fine Qualify Crit.?.r.ar.teed Gtmiine leather. From
runner to head they are 1-"' inches hi oh, the arms are hnped as ph-tared
and are 4 inches wide, the scat is L'2 inches in width.
Choice of Chair or Rocker in polished mahogany, golden oc fumed oak.
brown or black leather uphold eriaa;.
Tins priee is very low! You can't expert such a cliaii ; . "jain as this
ana in in rears. Pan one tomorrow.
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KAU FMAN M S WOLF - Hakmohd. Inr
Cases rilt-a In Superior Court.
175 71--Fore' 1 M. L.; Martin 'iwas'lacz
(P. Mct'losky) vs. Joseph Kuhisz.
17572 P.m. 1 Qui't title: William L.
Cole ( Ii. ",. Sl l' .it) vs Fred 1. Kith- I
cart, ot al. j
17-73 Km. 2 Adoption: in the matter j
of the adoption of j"e;ii John
Kasadar.
17574 Jim. 1 Note; The Wntcrieo Kes
jsfr Company a cot ports lion vs.
Jesse H. Io!by
17f.75 Iti.i. " Divorce: Louise Szah! (I
1. Mod.ieska) vs. Mart-ret Sr.ahl.
1757fi Km. 1- Pivorc, ; Cuice McCoy ZT 1 1 HI lill i III iltl 1 1 1 1 HI I III I II II il i I!! il ! 1 1 II II! il 1 1 i Hi !! 1! l!i ill ii 11 !l ! M 1 1 II II I lilll!IIill!!iill!l!!!! l!:!IIIIIiiniIIIUIIIIIIIIIIilliljT
vs. Ernest jlcCoy,
1 7577 Km. Not.; 1.. W. Siric com
pany a corporation vs William H.
LVoksey, Joserh. A. Meade, John
Pora. John Rnjza.
17578 Rm. 1 Divorce; Anna Sohavoo
vs. Pewaukee Pchavoo.
17579 r.m. 2 Strict foreol ; Fnst 'hi
rago Company a corporation vs.
Uustnv H. Jackson and Mrs
Jncebson vvho.se true christian name
is unknown, wife of Uustav Jacob
son, et al.
175S0 Rm. 1 Strict forecl.; Fast I'hi
cano Company n corporation vs.
Home (.Vaistruct ion Realty Com
pany .1 corporation, et al.
17581 Rm. 2 Forecl. M. L.: Frank
Haw sop vs. Rosa (."ha be and Stev e
Chahe her husband, et al.
1752 Km. 1 Support; Roseli:, Lipa
vs. Alexander Lipa. Standard Steel 1 OCKCt OOOfC.
r . h VOMEN TO
1738S Rm. 2 Divorce; Maria Serban
vs. Pete Serban. FROVN Oft
XMAS BUYS
GRIFFITH
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jinoitn-e the normal working: hours of
ph.. ir force during the Xmas season, de
liveries will le restricted and custom: r
will he induced in so far as possible
carry their own packages.
GETS AN OUTFIT.
St'K.-iA!. To Yhf: Try es 1
CROWN' I'Ol.VT. IVT . Sep:. 24. The
vv.-men's eon ioiCe.- ,. 1 1,. V-u!e il of
National Defense reqU' Sts that publicity j
Mr. and Mis. Clem Manir. son Peter, phairrnen lhrnueli..i:t the country lirmn I M'-''r NasrdeinaT.. 10C Carroll str'-t.
and dvathtir Francis, went to Fot. j tit once to emphas:.e the v ;si. s of tha "P-'ib'ti to the Hammond ;z.'.'.j t! . t
benjamin Harrison Saturday noon to; national council in r- -rard to Xmas buy- j someor.- broke into hi; ;! re at Z',-
v sit their .on and broth r. John Mans:, ; in flu.-inir the riuin fall. Th. u' most j ' : -;- 1 - -1 n avtro--. I r. .Fan a tl-.-rbor. I
w ho is situated in the enLTin. fr corps
He is well and likes artry life real
V. ell.
Put a larger Service Star on your
effort is to b- made o.m'.ti.- . tin?
irivinsr exc.pt for j 011 nr rlnldren to 1 ft
.ful articles and to extend the '-M'.! f.-r
holiday purchases, over the r'fiii':,; of
1 )cvli. r. N'.ivetnber and D.": -" 'e I-
t ail interests have been c--k. j h,-! :o
1. u rease th- ir v. orkirig force an-1 ,ot t
0 1
:'df to a SI. it Or r-b-th
a n .' . r c r. i . find b 1 a i
i'ut a larger Servir Star cn vuur
' rccettck.
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