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Tuesday. December H. 1918.
TIIE TIMES
Pane Five.
PFRSflMAI S I
SOCIAL NEWS
COMT2TO EYSKT3.
The Instructors in the surRical dressing
department of th lied Cross invite the
workers to a social tea this evening
from, seven to nine o'clock in the work
rofm on the fifth floor of the Hammond
I'liildlriff.
Mrs. E. McKinnon and Mi Adel
IHinbar will lie hostesses to the Stand
ard Hearers this evening at Miss lun
har's home, 27 liimbsch ave;iuf.
The Jew- Iadies Aid Society will
he entert.ilned by Mrs. Grossman at her
home in Kast Sibley street Wednesday ;
alternoon.
"A called meeting of the Central TV. C.
T. I, will be held "Wednesday eveninar
at the home of Mrs. James Graves.
Ksst State street, to arrange for n booth j
at the bazaar to be given by Krnnces
Willsrd I'nion one week from today.
A meeting of the women of the parish
is announced for two-thirty o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at St. Paul's
I'piscoral church and a larsre attendance
is looked for. Miss a. K. Griswold of
Chicago will be the speaker.
On Friday evening of this week a Fel
lowship Social will be civen at the
1 irst M. E. church for the new mem
bers. The fourth division of the M. T..
I-adis' Aid Society will be entertained
by Mrs. A. S. Hunt, 623 Ann street,
Wednesday afar noon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
FY. sb terian church will meet for an j
all day session Wednesday in the .ar- '
lors of the church. Luncheon will be
served the members at noon. On ac
count of the salo '-the following week it
is desired that there is a large attend
ance of the members.
An all day meeting of the Maywood
Auxiliary of the Red Cross will lie held
Wednesday at the Industrial high
school.
Max Shulman Gate will hold Its regu
lar meeting Wednesday evening at the
lieih-Al Sabbath school rooms. Ar
rangements will be made for the dance
to be give nat the Masonic Temple,
January Sth.
A social followed the short business
meeting of the Epworth League of the
First M. E. church last evening in the
parlors of the church in Lussell street.
Mrs. George Chapman sang a group of
songs, accompanied by Miss Adele Dun
bnr and after her program several
games were enjoyed.
"Mothers Night" was observed by the
Rooster Club auxiliary last evening at
the club rooms in th; Citizens' Na
tional Lank building. A number of the
mothers of the members and the moth
ers. of the boys of the Rooster Club were
entertained. They spent a delightful
social time and during the evening a
dainty collation was served.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Lake
County Humane Society was held last
evening at the Central school. The
treasurer's report and the reports of
several of the inspectors were heard and
tb membe outlined the work to be enr
iod on during the winter. The meeting
was quite largely attended.
An enjoyable event of last Saturday
evening was the dancing party at which
the Pythian Pleasure Club entertained
A. Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Treat
ment 1 One of the tirandest
Lvrnti You tever
Experienced.
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with itching, bleeding, protruding
piles or hemorrhoids. Now, go over
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Thcso Remaxkabls Pyramids.
to nny drug store and get a 60-cent
box of Pyramid I'ile Treatment. Re
lief comes so quick you will jump
for ioy. Jf you are in doubt, send
for a free trial paekaga by mail.
You will then be convinced. Don't
delay. Take no substitute.
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Kindly send me a Free sample
of Pyramid Pile Treatment, In
plain wrapper.
Name
Street
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.State.
its members and friends at the K. of
P. Temple, corner of H.thman and Off
den streets. There were about fifty
couples in attendance. A delightful
feature of the party was the music by
Russell K. Thayer of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station.
On account of illness in the club the
annual Thanksgi n:g party of the R. A.
E. Club which was arranged for Satur
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ychn in Detroit street was
postponed.
The election of officers will take place
at the meeting tonight of Gcrmartia Ke
bekah lodge at the; Moltke I. O. O. F.
hall in State street.
Tomorrow afternoon. Wednesday,
there will be a meeting of the G. I. A.
to the R of L. E. at which time the
election of officers w ill occur.
The annual election of officers will
feature the meeting of the Ladies So
ciety of the li. of L. F. and E. Wednes
day afternoon at the I. O. F. F. hall.
He Quit
Cigarettes
30
GAINED OVER
POUNDS
"I mokod rizaretfe ever itic a bey.
From ix to eic.t sacks of tobacco I used
wckly, '' uta'ea Mr. S. H. FVryuon.
Cigarette were doing me gra&t barm. I
heraue o neryona that I couldn't alee-p tin'il
I fmoked. Earh morning I bad an awful
tpe in my month.
"Several times I tried to quit by will-p-.-wer.
but it j is w t aeemed that I would go
wiTd if T couldn't have riparette.
"I had almost gin up hope of ever quit
ting until one day I ent for a free book by
Mr. Woods that told me -what to do. ftr
UariiLnr the way. I quit easily In 3 day3
and haven't touched cigarette in years. I
have gained over 30 pounds and connot
praise th method too highly. I say to
fTery cigarette smoker if joa can't qnit
tvifhont heip get this book, so ay iir.
Ferruson. of Crumps Park.
The foregoing remark ar like those of
many other men who have been freed from
the habit of smnkinr cijrarettea. pipe or
f:?ars or who hay been chewing tobacco or
lining snuff excessively.
Get this book. It is free: postpaid to
fou ut this, cut and show others.
Write at once to Edward J. Woods.
TA-733 Staion T, Kew York, W. T.
Opal Hive No. S3 6 L. O. T. M. M. will
hold its election of officers this evening
at its meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall.
The regular business meetinfr of the
Lady Vikir.Rs occurred last evening at
the K. and L. of S. hall in the Rimbach
building-. The election of officers which
was announced for last evening will be
continued at the meeting- in two weeks
and the res'ilt will be given after that
meeting-. ,
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Mrs. T. W. Oberlin is visiting In Rock
ford, 111., where her daughter. Miss
Katherine Oberlin. is attending school.
Miss Gertrude Wilkinson and Miss
Frances Rolape oT Fort Wayne, Ind..
have returned to their homes after
spondntr the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Moran of 43 Osdn street.
Mrs. A. Srhlesinger, of Highland
street who underwent an operation re-
TO LITE TOO CLASSIFY
FOTl RENT 3 furnished rooms for
light housekeerir.s with bath, gas and
elec. light. 825 Alice St. Phone 1327-.T.
Hammond. 12-H-l
MILLWRIGHTS
PAINTER
COLD RIVETERS
COLD BUCKER-UPS
TESTER
CALKERS
Piece work, steady
employment.
GRAYER TAXTC
. WORKS,
Mitly at Wesley hospital, Chicago, Is
recover ins nicely.
Mrs. K. S. Hohl. OS Manila avenue,
has returned after a three weeks' visit
with the U. H. Osborn family of Tulsa,
Ok la.
Yuncta and Francis Todd of Summer
street spent Thanksgiving and the
week-end at Homer, Mich., the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Findley. Mrs.
Findley returned with them to visit her
pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Stewart of
661 Truman avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morris of State
Line street have returned from Mil
waukee where they visited over Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Morris.
Mrs. R. C. Slater of Truman avenue
will leave this evening for a brief visit
with relatives in St. Joseph, 3o.
Herbert Hugo returned to Elmhurst
College at Elmurst, 111., last evening
after a week-end visit with his mother.
Mis. E. Hugo of South Hohman street.
The art committee of the Hammond
Woman's club met at the home of Mrs.
T. F. Leary in Logan street yesterday
afternoon for lis regular study meet
ing. Mrs. William Huehn reviewed the
lesson and told of Abbey, Hlashtield and
Yolk, three American artists, and show
ed several of their pictures. At the
e-leise of the program the members
sewed on the community service iiag.
Arrangements were made fer the com
mittee's Christmas party to be held f'ti
the evening of -December 16th at the
home of Mrs. Leary. Mrs. Wilson will
be the assisting ..e'Stess. A "grab bag"
will be a feature of the party.
Mrs. AY. E. Reilley, 40 AA'arren street,
was hostess at the meeting of the
Equr.l Franchise league last evening.
The election ef officers took place dur
ing tin- business session and resulted in
the election of Mrs. M. J. Duggan for
president: Mrs. Grace Con'roy, vice pres
ident: Mrs. M. A. Wilson, secretary,
and Mrs. V. E. Reilley, treasurer. The
hostess served a dainty collation and a
pleasant social hour was passed. Mrs.
M. J. Duggan of May street will open
he rhoint! for the next meeting in two
weeks.
It will be a matter of Interest to
Hammond people to know that Mrs.
Lydia AVolter Van Gilder Is appearing
in Grand Opera in Chicago. She is a
member of the chorus, but has been as
signed to several minor redes and shows
promise of a brilliant future. At the
conclusion of the present Chicago sea
son of Grand Opera Mr. Van Gilder
will go to New York with the company.
Mrs. YanGilder l.as a large circle of
friends who will watch her career with
keen interest. She Is continuing her
studies with AVilliam Clifford who
formerly had a studio in the Ruff build
ing In Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merry weather
of AVelland, Ont., Canada, who have
been the guests of relatives in Ham
mond and Chicago for a week will leave
for New Orleans tonight to spend the
winter. Mr. Merryweather's mother,
Mrs. A. E. Merryweather, and sister,
Mrs. George Roberts, of South Hohman
street, will leave next week to spend
the winter with them In the south.
I.aArergne Stevens, 49-B Muenich
court, underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis Sunday at St. Margaret's
hospital. The tiperation was a very
serious one but it was reported today
that she was getting alone nicely.
To Fat?
A guaranteed weight reduction me'h
od; safe, pleasant. Brings slenderness
better health and happiness. Get a
Fiuail bo of oil of korein at the drug
gist's. Fedlow directions. You are al
lowed to eat wet, etc.; no starvation
er strenuous exercising. Your life (..
romea worth living with clearer inind
Improved figure, buoyant step, cheerful
ness and optimism. Get thin and slay
-o. Adv.
Aside from the awards by the Treas
ury Department, there is credit in the
Inter-troop contest for Billing stamps.
CLUB MEETS SATURDAY.
The AVolf Cub Pack will meet on
Saturday morning at ten-thirty instead
of Friday as heretofore.
All Cubs should report to the Lair
promptly as this is to be a very im
portant meeting. Akela will airanc
the Sixes and we may have the col
or Tabs.
FVTIIKKX IWITRI),
S'-outs are reejuested to Invite their
fathers to attend the opening of the
course in Scouting at th Court House
next Monday evening. Meeting starts
at 8:43 p. m. All men interested are
welcome.
rniM An m gle.
Sixty-six members of the Drum and
Tingle Corps reported for the weekly
practice on Monday evening. The
progress already made Is most pleas
ing. The Corps can now play several
numbers In a satisfactory way. The
new Pass drum has arrived and it Is
a dandy. On one side It beat's the in
scription Hoy Scouts of America.
Hammond. Ind.
We are anxious for a number of
toys to take up study of the cornet
so that they may assist the 'rps in
the national anthem anel other num
bers beveind the eorie of the bugles.
Corns, Punions nnfl ingrown Nails
removed. Flat feet reatd. 412 Ham
mond P.ldg. Honors 7 to 9 P. tn. J. T.
Stamm, phone 2533. ll-12-lmo.
'Boy Scout
Column
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Every Scout who has sold AVar
Stamps will now recive full credit
for his service, according- to a new
plan just announced by Chief Scout
Executive James E. AVest.
From now until 1 January 1, 191?.
all salos made by Scouts will be put
on Red Pejst Cards as heretofore but
before the cards are mailed they must
be s-hown to the Scoutmaster who will
make a record of the Scout's name
tind the amount of the Fales. This
if cord of the Scoutmaster will be for
warded to New York for credit.
Those who have s'dd stamps since
February I"., 1918. and have net yt
received credit may do so if they
can show the Scoutmaster reasonable
evidence that they have actually told
a certain amount.
Get busy. Scouts and show your to
tal sales for. credit and also dig hard
for the rest of this year as we are
far below our quota in Lake county.
East Chicago.
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THIS IS THE SPACE
Did you see the crowd yesterday ? Sorry we did
not have enough to go around, but we will en
deavor to have plenty for tomorrow.
Wednesday we will sell
Round Steak, lb. 20 C
Fresh Neck Bones 7c
Keep Your Eye on This Space
BhicMot Bros.
it
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? IT'S
YOUR KIDNEYS
There's no use suffering from the aw
ful agony of iarne back. Pont wait
tiii it "passes off." It only comes buck.'
Find the cause and stop it. Diseased
conditions of the bladder or kidneys i. re
usually indicated by stiff, lame back,
wiene-hing pains. Inmbacro, sciatica,
nervousness, sleeplessness, tireel. worn
rut feeling pain in the lower abelomen.
The?e are nature's signals for hdp!
Here's the remedy. When ymi feel
the first twinges of pain or experience
any or" these symptoms, get busy at
once. (In to yoir druggist and get a
box of the pure, original ;L1 i.IKDAt,
Haarlem f i t Capsules, imported fresli
every month from the laboratories tn
Haarlem, Holland. Pleasint anu fnsy
to take, they almost Instantly attack
the poisonous (terms that are clogpTnp
up your system and brlnir quick relief.
For over two hundred years dhy
have been helping- the sick. AA'hy not
try them? Sold everywhere by reliable
druggists in s-aled packaa-es. Thre
sices. Monev back If thev lo not help
you. Ask for "GOLD MF.PAL" and be
sure the nan e "GOLD MKHAL" is on
the box. Adv.
CARD OF THANKS
LSJSZ.
PLENTY OF SOFT COAL
'Delivered to Any Part of the City. Ask U for Prices.
West Hammond Coa! Company
J. J. BREHM, Prop.
PHONES: Ren., 1S74; Office,
CABS OF THANKS.
AVe wish to thank our ' friends anfl
neighbors for their kinrl aid and sym
pathy during the illness and death of
our beloved busabnd and father. AA'il
fred Hunt, and especially feel grateful
to Rev. Kraus and Ladies' Aid of Pine
St. Church. L. O. T. M.. Central Chemi
cal Co., Lead Burners of Grasselll. ju
pils of Irvinfr school. Boy Scouts Troop
6 and Masonic bodies. AVe greatly ap
preciate the beautiful floral offerings.
SIRS. HOLLIS M. Hl'XT,
CHILDREN AND RLLATIA'ES.
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CABD OP THANKS.
AA'e wish to thaak the Saloonkeepers
Association, Loyal Order of Moose am
friends for beautiful floral offerings
and kindness showln eluring the Illness
nil death of my husband.
Mrs. Margaret Schubert and son Jerome.
TI1K ('0.TKT.
Th" great In ter-trop contest opens
next Monday. livery troop should mus
ter its entire strength from the start
so that it may have the maximum
number of neiints.
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...vct &ivni i'.ir imr savings
Stamp sales until January 1. Recruits
who pass Tenderfoot within 30 diya
count 50 points each. Scoutmasters
will make complete announcements at
next meeting-.
miADixu noon for scoi ts.
AA'e have secured the use of another
room at Liberty Hall and have in
stalled copies of Hoys' Life, Scout
ing, and Hoy Handbook for the use
of the Scouts who may care to drop
in. There Is also a Red Cross First
Aid Manual and other books will b
adele d f 1 0111 time to time.
MURIT HAO.K (tin.
All First Class Scouts who are in
terested In earning merit hnderes ;
should see the Knecntive. A Merit j
Hadjire Club is bein formed. Kaeh :
merit badge subpeet will be taken
up in conference and reviewed so that
the boys will know how to prpre
for it. This is a splendid opportunity
to reach th" pradc of Ragle Scout.
I.IRRtllV HS miT ROOKS.
PracTically all tiie books which are
mentioned in our catalog as suitable
for Scouts may be found in the pub
lic library.
1MKOHMJ FOR SALE.
AVe have a complete Scout outfit
which cost the owner $ 12.fi 5. This is
practi'-ally a new outfit and is offered
to any See-ond or Frst Class Scout for
a reasonable price. This Is an op
portunity to pet a fine uniform and
knapsack cheap. Will fit a bc;v abeoit
fifteen years of a?e. Call at the- of
fice. SPKCHIi F.X A MIX TIOS.
Hereafter the Kxecutive will not
K . '."i nderfoot or F-ord clis cxam
ln&tiotis. 1'ojs sl-.oii'J look to the.ii
Scoutfuast.M i'o; this vork exce pt
Thrift which is passed under the di
rection of the Executive.
However, it has been decided that
we shall at once arrange for Scout
masters to hold a special examination
so that every boy will have oppor
tunity to take tests. This will efriubl
less be arranged for a Saturday af
ternoon and evening.
MP
Templars Attention.
Hammond Comrn:i udery Xo. 41. I". T.,
will hold a special Conclave on Wednes
day e-veriirip, Die. ith. to confer tin.'
Temple degree upon a cluss. Supper
will be served at six" o'clock and werk
will start iinmetliately after. Members
are utk-- el to be present hihJ astist in
the work.
12-3 AA'ILLIS R. 1-oRD. Com.
WBEN'FEVEBISH
I'on't mk the m. stake if botber-!
witn nncrtain rened.es for C-i-iy
Kinir, a imieiy vegetable formula, tn.-ole
into a p-elat.ib'c tea is na ; i re' ..--t
remedy f "r c n.-1 ipat ion, upset stej'run.U,
coiti-d t ,!ic::e and sic!; ii-adacii.'.
It's tin- sum old remedy that t!. -..!-sands
swear by end costs only a i -w
cent-- f..r a ir-nerous pae-kage.
Take t fr. and ' e- it to the ;;trlj
on s when cross end feverish. Adv.
HEPS. PREPARE
MINORITY REPORT
Simple Way to
End Dandruff
There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff nt once, and
that is to dissolve it. th'ii you destroy
It entirely. To do this. Just get about
four oiin'TS of j.lnin, cmtnon lir1uid
arvon from any drug; store (this is all
you will need), sj-ply it at night when
retiring; use enough to m.isten the
scalp nr.d rub it in gently with trie
finger tips.
Ry morning, most if not nil. of your
dandruff will be gone. nrid three or four
more applications v. ill comTd.--t.e1y dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of it, no matter bow
much dandruff you may have.
You will find ah itching and digging
of the scalp will ste.p instantly, and
your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy,
silky and soft, and look and fee a hun
dred times better. Adv.
Rt CviTEi. rr.r-s
AVASHIXGTON. I ec. 3. Repnbii,
members of the senate finance come
ice are preparing a minority report
the six billion dvllar tax bill. The
port will asasil the inrlusion of 1
taxes in the measure. Minority l-aei
said today that they would stand bv
Senator Simmons' proposed e.:
percent profit tax resolution will
defeat, it is believed. It probably
be reported to the senate Thursda
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RUSSIAN DELEGATE
WITH WILSON
By Tnited Press.
"WASHINGTON. Dec. 3. Russian Am
bassador Rakhmcteff will accompiny
President AViison to France. It wes
lenrned here, today. The ambasssd. r
will present Russia's desires to the al
lied representatives at the conferee -e.
The ambassador represented the forir
er Kerensky government and has be.-n
inclined to P. stable but libera! aivi
democratic govcrnmet for Russia.
tjpftriSflllMS i,j If jiiljpjj
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Every home should rinor with music and merry
making this Christmas. Your family is entitled to all the
splendor that music affords. Suppose that you buy for
them a Piano, Player Piano, Grand Piano or a Phono-
graph. Money is not every
thing. The blessings you re
ceive from it determines its
real worth. Money spent for
music is well spent. Music in
your home is as essential to
the high moral standards of
your children as a college ed
ucation. You cannot produce
a single favorable argument
against music.
n wo".
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