The Lake County times. [volume], January 02, 1919, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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THE TIMES.
A
CLEAN STOMACH
Makes a V7eU Man
nr dr. T. tt.
v-" r.'tv
ZZ7TT
Th? body is a highly oranizeu
rivhi.'V? of complicated parts m
which the stomach, liver and the
kidneys work for the common good.
ri;-.ms7e to any one of there organs
interferes with man as a motor
mechanism. If you clean the stom
a,'h. liver ard bowel? occasionally
v;ih a gentle laxative you can
keep T.eil. Too much fuel in man's
machine, such a? eating too much
meat, or alcohol or tea, nervous
overwork and lack of exercise in
outdoor air bring constipation and
bad health. Eat loss meat, plenty
of vegetables, and with air and good
exercise you need little else. If the
liver n-cds rousing and most of
.us need this once a week take a
short. ;
safe vegetable extract of the
leaves of, aloe, Mayapple, root of
jalap, made into a tiny, sugar
coated pill, sold by almost every
druggist, as Dr. Pierre's Pleasant
Pellets, and tirst put up nearly
llfly years ago. In vials, twenty
five cents.
Most people die eventually of
p.n over -acid condition. If the
blow! can be rendered more
alkaline, the longer we live.
With regular hours, six to eight
glasses of water between meals,
sensible coarss food and a chance
to get the poisons out of the
"system, a man will live to be a
hundred. 1'ut, unfortunately,
our highly nervous way of living
brings increased storage of uric
acid in the body. This acts as a
poison, and consequently we suf
fer from headaches, neuralgia,
lumbago, aches or pa'ns, rheu
matism, gout.
Get rid of this uric acid poison
by tailing a harmless medicine
called Anuric, which throws out
the uric acid by stimulating the
kidneys. Drink a pint of hot
water before rrals and tike
Anuric double strength ). after
meals and at bed time. Anuric
can be obtained at almost any
drug store for sixty cents, or
send a dime to Doctor Pierce,
Invalids Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y..
for trial package.
WHITING NE WS
AND PERSONALS
TaUr .'.fKtfi'iny morning.
Mr. find Mrs. Merle Mahl'r of
Mich-
oscSi Magneto Service
710 So. Hohman St., Hammond.
AT YOUR SERVICE
on all ignition trouble. Export work on all sys
tems, inoludinp; Atwater-Kent. Welo, I?nny. Con
necticut. Also repairing generators and starting mo
tors. Make your Ford glad. Put a 1'oscli nr.isrneto on
her and start easy this winter. Also wire all make of
cars. Let us figure on vours.
BOSCH MAGNETO SERVICE.
ihr joajon no many of us are poor
;s that e have the notion that we
a:i some cay goma; to get riches in
a 'r.ii; s u m Wiso- people favf i) fw
ilollars -aeh n eck in the Willi ing Siv.
uiSH .-.!vi I .on n Association. 1-2-1
Miss Kat" VAml spent nvcrI das
i viMtir.s; her brother in Ial'crte.
! Mi. and Ms?. V. K. Jenkins and
j daughter spent New War's day Ht the
homo of her sister. -Mrs. Katherlne
Spring: in Austin, 111.
j JfR.i' Gill, of Oliver street, is h"m
f from a military acitool in Virginia for
I the holijaxs. His mother. Mrs. Carrie
j Villi, i.M fclho home from Cleveland, O,
j where she was tlui Kyst. of her daugh
! tr. Mrs Klw aid P.obinson.
! I.nuij lenrine of o't'6 Kmlvn Place,
i I'dst 'hi ao. was arrested by Officer
,1 iros at Indiana I'lvd., and Sclnage
I avenue on the charge of bringing
! liquor into the state. Teniine had Tj'4
j gallons of whiskey in his possession,
j which he was bringing from Sojth
: ("h.cago m satchels with which he sai-J
; he and his friends were planning cele
j t.ratmR New Year 's. Tlv e ond'J' tor
had 1'iit b'-Va off the car at which point
: he was picked up bv
i hMd it the station
j ".onus.
I lins tn l-'rank lMigsan who is home
' n u furlough, is confined to his home
in Pennsylvania avenue by illness.
Mrs. d Smith of AtvhiFon ave..
j has been pntertainlns an aunt
i un. le from Seattle, Washington.
tarr rtowen oi iapoive nornur
veturnrd from oitn aroi.n
hj .p-nt several weeks visiting with
's wife, w ho is greatly improv ed
health since bene there.
Mrs. John Rosen and daus'iiter
Arthur V'exter. were Chicago visitors
on i uesiaj .
Several members p
Morris Lawrence of
are ill with lnfluenra.
M-,fs Catherine S'.over
improved at St. Aug'Jstana
in Chicago.
' Tbe influenza rorrmlttee of
I (",-oss has hc-n disbanded. The
I ( oss wil
names "f
Janos He
,n default
wa s
of
puy, attemey Kneral of ihe lihtjois
Ventral Kailvvuy on the "Proponed
1 eague of Nations." Miss Lodor will
positively be here with her tn jmc. i-H-l
ntiM is nim i RK tom;iit.
MA U'.Il'KI! ITK VI. A UK IN l-n. ie
Tom'a Cabin." I Ia rt-Put lie New.".
ComiiiK Friday --TOM MIX in 'Mil.
l.CKiAX, U. S. A."
Coming Saturday Fannie; W'ajd in.
" Japnni'se N igh. t enjja e. " l-l'-l
At. the iiuin Club clnnce New Year's
Fvo an envelope was lost containing
currency and hoi-k. Finder fall Ham
mond 3111: liberal reward. 1-2-1
Vrilt TIIKATItK TOIJA1 Wit
TOMdHnilW.
THE HUN -WITHIN," with I'.orothy
vi.sli. fieorge T-'awoett and n special
r-tar cast. Also a Sunshine Co viedy
"The Mongrjel...'- This U one of the
best rhows we ever l:ad: Strand - on-.-
Igan ''ity, Ind, ate visiting his par
ents. Mr. end Mrs. Paul Mahler.
H. GershTan vis-tcd relatives in
Vi-.iiage yesterda'.
Tljfl following officers have been
r'.ecierj jn te M. I". Sunaay school tor
the following riv: Superintendent,
Hugh Clark: assistant superintendent.
Mrs. Churl, -a Sanger: sei-retary. MiH."
Kuby Hill: treasurer. Mins Steila
Stutsman: l.braiian. Miss Fa ye v.'lark:
chtrisler. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson. The
present coi "p of teachet 3 ..ave ben
lected I'm the coming j oar.
Tiieoiiore Hass went to Chicago yes
teiday to visit relativts
er i:ora Ilerhold tor si-; v. eefcr. I!-
daughter ia:ited a. ay 1.1't n veui 1 hot :a-t t:i
She leaves a hus-nxis I, P.-tul H'i-hjO!ti. and
a little son ren or cif.. years old nudi
one sister. Mr. Lulu Swritier. of leiphi.
Ind. They both d;ed of ir.r.uenaa. they !
both had lived in this community all j
their lives untii just recently. Mrs. J
Switaer is the only one left of the' Church and Cnnimuni
family and a grandson. Arthur Picrcc
of Ilobart to mourn their loss.
The Koch sisters of Hammond visit'd
at th'-ir brother's hom? lsist Sunday. Li
Koch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Do'iiisn of Ams-
of
er i 1,-1 '
. M;in
v. ..: ta :'. r.dod 1 : 1
he. e
I'orn to Mr. :;nd Mi-. Fi
twin hoy ;.?;d sill l.if Su'ui
P.ev. Moore v. ill hold spec
Thuisuay. Jan. . Four Sid--?
Friday. Jan. ". -' p. 1.1 . Woman's irse
irg. Th IVomsn's I'i.ice in ! Ion-
Friday. 7:"0
111.. Men's M'etirg. A Man's .ld: Su
day. Jan. 4. Fnsccapable duilt: Sunrta
Jan. 5. 10:::t n. in . Life's Harvest pa;
Tliese rer ices to be hf Id each p.rnn
at 7: SO p. m. in the Methodist Kpi.vcop
church. Mcrrillv ille. Lid.
ROBERTSDALE
HOB ART
Cornelius Carsfsnsen.
son of Mrs. Anders,
ino:ning fion Quinsy
and
i
has
where
in
Mrs.
the family of
Sheridan avenue
th
P.ed
Led
continue to furnish the
practical nurses to persons
Bodies
and Ca
For All Purposes
CBuilt in our factory. Our facilities are ade
quate for handling your requirements, be it a
Body or Cab for a new job or replacement of an
old one. Ask our salesman or better, brin your
truck to our works and have estimate made.
Chempion Potato Machinery Company
CHICAGO AND SHEFFIELD AVES.
HAMMOND.
i needing assistance.
i Mrs. Paul Schlecty of IS'.'S Roberts
j avenue. Whiting, who when being ta'
I en to the Kfiglewood hospital, bad th
I misfortune to have tit- ambulant hit
1 bv a stre-t car at 51ft and Cottage
drove n- enue, is in a slightly improved
1 tond it ion.
' tim-dv topic at the Sunday Kv.
r;r.c C'.u'o Jan. Mon. Genre- A
Crystal Glux-osa
for
Fin Candy
tiie I 1 year old
died Tuesday
ore threat af
ter being sick for about two veel;s.
Hesid-s his mother, he i siirvivwt i v
one sister. Miss Lmma Carst-nscn and I
two brothers, Ervin and Floy Carsten- j
sen and a step-fher, Mr. Andreas.
Mir. Parks, who has lived In the
south part of town for the past few j
yearn, is very seriously ill and small
hopes ne entertained fcr her recover:-.
Last Sunday neighbors becair.e Alarm
ed, owing to the fact that th-y had
not r n her for a fe-v days acd that
she had not taken her groceries in
from the step that had been place,-) at
the sp-jt two dajs previous. Upon in- ;
veatlgation Mrs. Hartnup. who lives '
j next door, found her upon the floor '.
continues to i in'the clothes closet in an unconscious ,
hospital j condition. Medical a d was at once I
1 fumoued and it is thoi.pht that ?h :
was stricken with para I; sis and had i
fallen at that place and in so doinc 1
broke her i?. It is thoutrht (h- had
been th-re for a couple of day befor.
hcitic discovered. Hho was taken to the,
home Pr Mr. and Mrs. Birs-. who r--
r-1n at Wheeler. She is about .vxty-
fir- vfjrs old.
Karl K. hler of Gary, was tin'.t-d In i
tnarnep- '"'hr:;il;na r- -v- to Mi rtern
irilne nf Gary. Mr. Koi,5r is w-eii
known here, havinj: attended the Ho
lrt hieh school and ha. a host of
fr'ends who v-i!h him we'i M.ss; Flem- ,
niin befor- he;- niarri.tse wns -n-sasrd
as a trained r,i;r;.
Mr. Ed '""neper of A'r.nry Island v,s
tted hre Sunday at ti.e home of Jtr.
and Mrs. Charl-s Klau-sn. Itis mMh
er. who has heen vijitinsr here for the :
past few days, was tl;en ill wh:le ;
here, but Is much improved. ;
Mrs. A. C. Knisht transa'-'ed 'ousi- j
r. at "alpara!o yetrdiy. '
Mis .T.lli- Grue a't-rded a N-v I
Tear part-' In "')',. a sro Tu-rday -t-e-
1 11. Schwerin of Sh-hoftan, Wis., visited
i ai. th. home of Mrs. L'tish of Myrtle
! avenue, th-s latter part of the w-ek.
Mrs. C. Huell of Indiana boulevard
returned home oft-r spending a few
I days tit the home of Mrs. Woodward of,'
' V.'nukcgran. !
illrs Maul M'jllcr of Peleribergr. Ind , j
1:1 isuing; at tli home of her sister,
j M:s. Arthur Coldni!?. j
Mr. ar.d Mrs. IVarest Masterson of!
' Myrtle avenu? ate the proud partnts of;
a r.ir.e pound baby boy, born Monday
ttio.-mng. Motlur and son are doin
nicely. ' 1
i Miss; Violet Nicholson of Roberts ave- i
I nue wis a Hammond shopper. ;
! Miss Ele.anore Fick and llollis Hunter ;
! of Hammond motored to Chicago Sun- :
Slasterson are cnter
s n:cce Mrs. Karr of
i day to visit the l itter's Fistor who is
! very ill.
! Mr. and Mrs. I-
1 tnu.iiitt the latter
South Hend.
Mr. and Mis Henry Grabon of
'' cago . isited at the Iioir.- of Mrs. Utisli
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. J. Crown ar.d nn. Howard. o?
Myrtle avenue, v. ere Chicago shoppers
Monday.
zucn Women Just
Have to "Give Up''
"Man may work from sun to sun, but woman's
work is never done." That's why women are
overworked, nervous, all run down, no appetite,
and can "hardly drag around." Vinol creates a
hearty appetite, strengthens the digestive organs,
induces sound sleep, invigorates the nerves, and in
this natural manner creates working strength-
Narragantett Pier. R.I. Jacktonrille, 111.
"I was all run-down, baclc ached, "I keep house for my iittle f an i. .
and tired all the time. I keep house but got into a weak, nervot:;. rut
for my husband and four children and down condition, tired a"! the t:ni ai .:
could hardly keep around. Finally I no ambition. My doctor told m? ;
tried Vinol and it has restored my try Vinol. and in a week I fe;tliKe .;
hralth and helped me wonderfully, so new person. I am now strong agair ,
I racommend it t others who are in look after my baby, and do all rr .
thi condition." Mrs.HannahRandall. housework." Mrs. G. H. Larnson.
For mil rnn-down, nerroaf, anaemic condition, weak woman, overworked m: ,
fMble old peopl and delicate children, there i no remedy like. inol.
J. Nicholson of Hoberts aven'
isilor the
wan
latter
a Chicago business
part of the weel. ,
Miss I.lllian Place of Myrtlo avenue
was in Hammond on business l'rid,ny.
JOSEPH W. WEJS. Dnis-ffist; L. HAlfRY WEls
and XOKRLS PHAILMACY. Vinol is sold in East Chi
cago bv SCIILrEKEPt'S PHARMACY, and in AVhitin.j
bv L. H. MATTERX, and DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
r-:i-
if
Advertise in Tlie Times!'-
Prompt Delivery
Telephone
South Chicago 920.
AMERICAN MAIZE
PRODUCTS CO.
MERRILLYILLE
There was a grooj crov. 3 out to th"
Christmas prog-ram gien by the M.
l?'ir,flay school.
Il'-nry Kuehl Is able 9 b out again
and fays he is as good s: ntT and never
felt truer.
Miss Candreth. seenfh and eighth
flrad" faohr returnri from hrr vaca
tion last Sunday evening'.
Mr. nr.'i Mrs. M. G:b Henry Mer
rill of Hnniinoivl at'endod Mrs. Ella
Pierre's funeral here last Sunday.
Mrs. 1111a ri-n:e Mas brought here for
I'urnl last funday f rr-m Mttwatj!se.
'iVi, She harj b-en vis tlnK her daush
n
Chris C. Petersen, B. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
East Chicago Office:
Cohen Bldcr., hours 9 to 12 a. m., 4:30 to 5:30 p. in.
Indiana Harbor Office:
Barker Building, hours 1 to 4 p. m.. 7 to 8 evening.
Also by appointment.
Office phone Indiana Haibcr SSS. Kes. Fhone East Chicago 1112.
LOWELL 1
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EVTEYBCDY KrtJOS 12
2UyE-IN-HEAD MEANS BUICS
Revised
es
1LD
The assurance of material for quantity
production of Buick cars enables the
Buick Motor Company to establish the
following prices on the various Buick
models, effective January first, 1919.
These prices jill not be changed during
our present dealers' selling agreements.
Three Passenger Open Model H-Six-44 - $1495
Five Passenger Open Model H-Six-45 - - 1495
Four Passenger Closed Model H-Six-46 - 1985
Five Passenger Closed Model H-Six-47 - - 2195
Seven Passenger Open Model H-Six-49 - 1785
Seven Passenger Closed Model H-Six-50 - 2585
Buick Motor Company, Flint, Michigan
Pioneer Builders of Valve-in-Head Motor Cars
John Schmueser & Bro.
;. : '77 Sibley St., Hammond, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taaylor ent Vo
U fa;. -ottc yc5trd?i' nornms to v.'cii
t:r jarents. Mr. a.pS Mrs. larr:' K'fi.
Mr. and Mrs Jsm! PtnVicrt"n of
i-hell'y visitrd the;;- children here,: t
trda. '
W'urrrn 1'ani li'- . .?' has hen yt'i
tion'd at Fort Niaca rtt, N-v York, ar-
' ' rivd home j- r st r r--; ?i'r'ti, 33'. in?
j ten )rr.rab!y d:scharad.
Th '.-ontract for the ?!e.-tion of the ;
' l.owelJ Motor Truck Co. bviildia hrre
Ihas been let to I., p. Lavinder, ot Chi- '
into, -who will do the b r i k and o a -
i rcte v.'crVt and Gordon and Aij ca of;
j T owel! will do the cfir-nter worls. 1
The building will be 61x1tj f-et and !
! will be built of briek and i-'-'nirt". The :
I rng will be IJa.oO. It will take about
;f.niio to cq'iip ' with uisrhin'-ry nee- '
erpary for r.ianufa':ture of a'jto axi.1:?. j
; ork "on the erection of the bu.ldinc '
! ill becin at once on the land recent-
j iy purclinsed iy tne company or jor.n
' A Klmnt't near the Mcnon ia'-lroaa
i tracks.
1 Oir bunncsj houses wrt closed all
da' csterdav on account of the w
i
: r.
Ml. T'.l.i M-Connell who is wort
I vg 1n TIaminond. vivit'd her parents
j here yesterday.
! The Miss's t.iiei'.e Brownel!. I;r.oi?ene
' Strickland and Mildred Foster returr
! ed to Indiana fnlversity at Blo-tnint-'
'on yesterday aftr r-nli"J? a "v-eek's
vacation hre with their parents.
Mt. Ttichat d 'Scrlt-rbSe'.d !s lowly
gett'.ng better.
The funeral services of Hale
ivero held yesterday. Interment was
made In the Pine Grove cemetery.
Orvi'le Bridegroom, who has ben
vlfltlnr h'.n r;-.othr. returned to Camp
GROSS, FEVERISH
GUILD IS Bill
OR constipated!
JB5 HJ iti EL 1L
Pr I n n to ry
Sale
inning December 30th
Closing January At)n.
A Real Chance to Save
Real Money on Tires
and Accessories
7v3S(KS
J&zFr v---i sj a - :
For this week onlj we wiU trade new tires for old ones. On any old tire brought
in during this time regardless of condition we will allow $2.50 on any 30x3 casins
in the house.
We will also allow $3.50 for old 30x3i-2 casinjrs on any 30x31 -U tire wo harp in stock.
These tires are not seconds or cheap brands, but brand new, first class United
States, Ajax, Goodyear and Fisk casings.
Don't junk your old tires when you can get real money for them here.
An example of what ym can do, on an Ajax non-skid, .30x310 enaranteecL 5000
mile casing. ,
xjjtt yjucra
?23.50
AXAewAircB oar OZ.B cAamrs.
$3.50
TO? PAT
20.00
la
Look, Mother! If tongue is
coated give "California
Syrup of Figs.
Every mother realize", after glvlnp
her children "California Syrup of Figs,"
that this 13 their ideal laxative, because
they love Its pleasant taste and it
thoroughly cleanses the tender little
stomach, liver and bowels without grip
ing;. "When cross, irritable, feverish, or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the
tongue, mother! If coated, give a tea
epoonful of this harmless "fruit laxa
tive" and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, sour bile and undi
gested food raises out of the bowels,
and you have a -well, rlful child again.
VI hen its little system is full of cold.
throat sore, has stomach-ache, diar- ;
rhoca. indigeM ion, colic remember, a, i
good "inside cleaiisa-.fr" should always j
be the first treatment given. !
Millions of mothers keep "California j
Syrup of Figs" handy: they know a tea- j
spoonful today saves a sick child tomor- :
row. Ask our druggist for a fl-cent j
bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," J
which has directions for babies, thil- ;
drtn of all agos ar.d grown-up." printed ;
on the bottle. Beware rf .counterfeits '
Xot more than four casings to any one customer.
OTHER SPECIALS WE OFFER FOR THIS WEEK ARE AS FOLLOWS:
9 !
Regular Price. Sals Price. 1 1
Champion X Plugs $ .90
Champion X Porcelains 60
Weed Chains, 30x3i2 6.15
Rid-o-Skid Chains 3.85
Radiator Corers (Tords) ; 2.50
Radiator Covers (Oaklands), Bargains.
Radiator Covers. All other makes at same discount.
Dimmer Lenses 90
Tubes, 30x3 3.30
Tubes. 30x312 4.15
Anti Freeze (limited amount) 1.50
Mobiloil Oil (Gal. cans) 1.25
Mobiloil Oil (5 Gal. cans) 5.25
Havoline Oil in wood barrels. . . 60
S
.64 3
.41 l
5.67
3.61 i
1.93 !
!
45 I!
2.05 ji
.07
.95
.3
sold bore, f-n don't b foojj.
geunine. mnde by "Calil'or.
JCt.
omrany.
r.
4.50 ty 4
per gal. 49
We also have a number of used cars upon which we will make a special price dur
ing this week. Don't forget that used cars are cheaper now than they will be in the
spring. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights during this sale. This sale
closes absolutely on Saturday night, Janunrv 4th. Come in earlv before the stock
is exhausted.
i
unneirs muto
506-8 Hohinan Si. - Hammond, Indians
are - rJV(
nil mov
derwoodjaa
gencj- waf
There yet
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