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Wednesday. Jan. S. 1910.
THE TIMES.
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onnnn ir cry
FROM
Written to the Home Roljk-s From This Side and the
Other Side of the Water
From Pte. Edw. Weinand.
ijsur Tille. France.
Nov. Z, 191S
rr Sister end Folks:
1 hiv been waiting for a letter from
vo'i for a Ion; time. T hav rf1ved
"i.'." one from. v. .11 since I have been
hre. I fueji it's tiprs'i? I have
traveled rn inno'.i thnt nil the triAil
Day HERLTH TALKS
The Many Mysteries of
Nature
ft u w. bo tn. m. v
sent rue xas lost.
Wail, the war is over and ictory ;s
won. No doubt the. states a r aflame
with happiness in thw fnet that iho whole
civilized vvurM. over the great psrt the
Vnitd States has played in defeating
1 lie 1 1 u 11 rs .
Finn ceased
the. eleventh day
The b
From G. DeLor.
inrr on ( Hon b. )
No,-. :i. 1?1S.
iJear father:
Ow ns to the far: that today la the
t dsj on which every soldier should
1
leu can take an onion seed and a
t r.jy seed, and plant them 5idc by snie
m th sura spot cf ground. I:i one
use. j'ou get an onion, with its peculiar
ly strong- odor, and in the other you
e-t c Power of rare beauty. Tom can
plant a popry seed and get opium ta
dangerou. hah: t-fonnir.g drug), or c'u
can p'ttnt a rhubarb reed and pet yotn"
ibing that fctps constipation. No
.untist. living or dead, .-an explain
ths i stories of Nature. f.ehiud the
inisiri- ino $ri m earn m i -1 F.-iglmd. s
!-. ih - deep aeerel 'h-it r.o..-.dy midr- 'n'd
s'st.d. I"vry thing grew iug out of t.i"
ground err.s intended for snie us- in
i-uMihinc nn'uril condition". Or.
Tierce, cf Buffalo. X. T., lens 'inf
fourd out what is ne'ura'.ly heft lor
lumen's diseases.. lie learned 1: all
through treating thousands of case".
The lesult of his s'udies was a nvdi-
:3e called Or. Fieree's Favorite l're
soiurlion. Thus mdioine is maje of
efcetpble growth? that nature purely iti-
:i,nod for baka. he. lieridi-ich-
at eleen o'clock on write to his good o,d father. I thought
of the eleventh month.' I would dro-i a few lines to let
1
0 S l i : 1 f,non b ' ritn-inir t-ir,v, T 1 o Li know tint at the n!es.n time. 1
epect t. mako a st-p tew 3rd home in am in the best of health and hv.ng
a. few dajs. I don't know how long it u nt a i.me beir.y that th war is
will he before I teach th States, but about o..:.
when 1 arrive will telegraph ;mi 1. tor on-, am glad it is about over
immediately. I have tf g;.ire! the niil- tor 1 !) suffered many hatdship.
eape nnd I find out I !a traveled I'.-ut a In . took Iheni with a smile
c vr five thousand miles -n foreign an,'i 'f 1 h-'d to do it. over araln I would
t-Q'.'t By the tfr.ie I rea-'h honie I Bladly take what is -omirsf to me. for
':' ba-.e traveled fe.ur-f;fths around th of .iv.ert and for PfV! an4
the world s'nr I lejt Ji.-n-.e. .1;: n9 friendship to all.
fortune ? 11. -r tedd ir? iIht.;; tivoj 1 S'u very t'uat.kful to v0u for tend
!'fii' baek that 1 would do a lot 0f J :nc mo thai draft. Well, Father, it
travel. n.-. I guess .)-,! was tijrht. i evidently has li.en j';t a whila sine
T! e , ens-.r now c,vn us permission I l'"t hotr.. but it wa for all of you
to ?tt where we tl.. Well, I am now '!l9t 1 l'f' Yen did not like to lt
about l?f miles smith, of P:ir;. j (,av, I me co. a 1 tbouji li you never .said any
also heon in Tsris. as there think to r.i". I beard of the vonver.sa-
al' out three we ek. I I;-ve jjj,, breni 1 on J ot had with Krnest and Als
t" the wcjtrn ioPvt t, Fran.-e t-n cbout me. It is f, i you. through end
tiuies ard her',, in 1 1-,n.r harder 1 '"J ii'bip of mild and ram. I stn'--of
it and the southern part as wrii. b"-nl plod n 'tb had down and ba-.'k
conflict. My love for ail of you is true j that's not so had. according: to r, hat
liuard w ell your beas ts for I fight for we did to the Germans.
ou. Kven thoUKh T have gone through 1 am about ten tin I ex f rom the stale
surh liarriehlps I am very thankful j line of Germane and Fianee. j was
thai I still live to write this letter, j all over M etr. -t hat's Of nriny, and 1
although at times I have he.-n ery Jiam livirjR in 1he tow n right now. It's
lurky in pettinji out alive. tailed Zieanlouard. ard there ere a
Many a tune my life was not wotthj lot of i mans and French here,
two cents to me. The Germans .sure) Father, what I ca.ll tough luck ;s
d'd come close to Retting: me. Hut we I the last day of the war. when tho
Americans snowed them just what we J Germans started to bombard the towns
were made of.
Well. Father, as I am still going: on
I will always be true .to on and
Mother, and if it is God's will I will
return to n ou full of love for those
I have caused so mu.-h gil'f. PiMer
aked me if my wound was very bad.
.No. It wus not very hud. hecaus? 1
aKairi have tne use or my lert arm. for
about a month I could not raise it
but half way. but tt Is the same of j
ever now. Thanks to the V'oetor and)
the Nurses for the ue of my a,rni. ;
The scar is about all gone now. al
though it w;.s alr'Ut. three ln--rs lorx
In teirard to when I am corning home
it is indefinite, or unknown to me. but
1 hope it will be soon. Yon gee. I
they shot one house down to the
bottom and In that house there was
HEADACHE FROM
Jon Know, T iand-d in I've
ed in Fnslai-.d a bo i
i!--d ri.-to-s tb-- F.IT
n ."!. i
1
hent b."
! 1:
Tape's Cold Compound
ends severe colds or grippe
in few hours.
-i . net
a-d ;
landed -t T.e I :a i .n
bc-der t.f jt.
Well, how '. c-.fi-.vrpcv at l,.,r.i"? II
understand there far been .i 1 -.t ofi
pan!sn intvien- ;n the y'ste. 1 fa
! 1,500,000 Soldiers
tia, ieen o' er nre si)ficen monui." r'on't stay uffed-up
now. o th.ng'S are oeg.nnlng to . emit blow in and snuff Una 1 A dose
on toward tne i j,rtt,. dull over b-re. since the flsht- r rar.-3 fold ' orr.pound" taken every
i v . nut lis. . ,rg his st'pned. two hours until three doses are taken
in so bloody a yv.;i. Father, as I have not. m ;rh ,, iU rti,j erirpft niir-ery and break up a
I nioie to i-n:- I will state that I will s(.vr cold either in tbejiead, chest,
i be home soon as po.-sibl. T-li l'e- J h0,jv ov limbs.
i.ipe afd Klmab-th that they bad he'-j j promptly opens elegged-up rostnl.s
ter learn to snlute, ha. ha, 1 received I arid sir passages: stop nasty discharge
on" boy arid one giil and a mother,
and the shell killed them ail. The boy
was in the Fier.ch army and lie came
home to see hi mother, s.slfrs tind
brother, and his sister said. ''!.
Brother. I wish you w-su'dn't have to
go back, because the war is about over j
- this is what he said. "Ye... sister. I (
wish I could do that: I was all over the
front, ard I sure did a lot of fighting I
for my country arid I van do a little j
more," but the nett dsy be wan shot j
and died in the hospital. l ather, some I
of the. civ ilians didn't l.a- e a thing to j
cat. hut a 'itt'ie bread snd the sold. era j
had meat and bread : it sute u a
tough war. j
I think I d d rcy V..t vent t hrough
the first 1 ine trendies end all o.'er. j
and 1 haven't ot a j'rf ti h on me, nod
I
to.
the next. But what got me. I couldn't
see a, friend from .e Ilarl'or. I
thought T saw Louie Harpens when I
went through with the njin', but 1
think I overlooked myself. Father Xbf
w as the word in Franc. ' Let's go ov- t
er the top." The German soldiers are
In Berlin All the Chilians lived un
der the ground. Well, father, we. will
let this war fait, because I do not
like to write about It. I can te',j it
better when I get home. I-ow is In
diana Harbor, anyway? I wili soma
day soon be thre. I think perhaps by
the time you get this letter. Anyway,
all the soldier boys ar beginning to
think that the ship w:il leave aoon.
I hope they are right
Well, Father, I am going to close,
wishing- you ell the good luck in the
world and hope to see my refit n soon.
I hop this letter will fnd you in good
health, the same as It leaves me.
Your I o v r. s'm.
TAl'L
Cold Gtorsje.
Refrigerator car- -v :'! by jmu-.i -nia
uinchtDfS operntoti ly !nt;r-.?i
rnnihuvlon I'Ufin's isfizin ro.
leurn for j'icl ro b'iiiir buiit for ,i
German rni'ro.-rl.
CJeaninfj Seed.
By the uso of n pnrttpl vcoir.im ih"
Unitod States tJopart;r.',nt 'f ai i-t;:-ture
has ('ovclcpod rt hycJro. ; c. n ;:!
pml gas jiroiregs for f uniigatinc; ;,n;-or'-ed
sord mre rapid !y thn lter--t'for-.
Have ypu your W. S. S.
nd 1 liaven t ;rot a jt'I h on me, nod ;
:s.7r':u,viPEW CENTS BESTOS
YQUR DANDRUFF AFiO
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Save your hair! Make
thick, wavy and beauti
fultry this!
Thin, brl'tle. "lor!"!? atvl scragc '
hair Is mute evidence cf a neglected
acalp: of dandruff tha' awful scurf.
Ther is nothing so d'structi. a to Ike.
hair as dandruff. It rcbs the hair of
its lustre. Km strength and Is very Iff 1
eventually producing a feverlhm ar d
ltchlrg of the scalp, which if r't
rernedicd ause? the- hair ro's tr, s:irl.e?
loosen and db. then the ba;r fal's
fast. A little Pnndrrlne tonight now -any
time will aurtd.v save you hair
V
of France Killed
ien; of the From h atmv his
many died in VI a rom on.
i'y of this disessa?
1 a:a w orkir.g n; jht
r'"'0:n. I csvo n msn
or i '
been killed 1:1 battle, another
-nt have tn-o-n neriouslv wounded.
per
This
terrible sacrifice o
r .
ia!f its magnificent
their pictures in a letter cial'd .Fine
i Zi. 1?.S. I fas very glad to get them.
! It was a coed picture, only the salute
i t.
not correct.
i w a
'. n a sip
: o :i i Civnf)
weaken-' ' ''"' .. fs :r; partner, .-o ;
! . a r I nave iv: nil re I !new f r-r, ;-i
j the .; ?es.
We hive hi.! f wes ther for fie .
ast two wet;. This ij something un-i
iMial. but it .s raining tonight. T '
r.ink wo w .11 b?t'.e better weather
. from r-w on. as I r-;;ve t'i heavv !
j bornbsrdipg bis i .d a lot to do vi it'n j
remedy know that in Dr. Tierce's Fa-1 're ur.t vora oi? .enaibom we ha e l lne
sortte rrescilption they are getting a ! '-':" t.i" coupie ... yeai s. ,ti: - .
woman's tonic sc good 'hat druc- one that be ever been at the front j
;;. fveryirh't-c sell it. i "'"uld f nn so apywa-. A o-g turn- .-mnje of Mayr's Wonderful Kerned
r?vorite Pres-ripfe,!-! should ha' e t-. '.'. an-. i'r..ni .nm-.-r. s on... " i n simiil. harrnl
ill ronf.denee ef everv woman in Arn'r-. rr.e-e f. .f" compared to an arttil
'.V:h haA e to close, for I am on duty
ad station here.
i'ii drains. brin5-dow n pntn?. periodt-
si i rrcgvilari t ice. prtj.. mfl.ir.me! ior.s.
.r,d for tlie many disorders common to
women in all ages of life. I'r. ricr.e's
f an orite Prescript ion fs made of lady's
i;pp";r root, black cohosh root, tir.lcorn
root, blue cohosh root apd f'regvn gr.?p
i eot. Women who fike this standard
made by heroic !
ru.i a' i he rat
(; p rn y 1 o v to all a n i t e , i th'ir
and wait, for I will re
ar my has b"C!t fr
I'rar.ic thnt liberty might live.
worb'. and ospecinlly America, owrs !
France an enormous debt, of gratitude.! patten
. only for this, but for the discn-.ery ' t,"'n soon,
by French panti of n perfect remedy I
tor stc.is. b. lit cr and intestinal dis-:
orders which is reported to have saved! -'o. l1 A rtn' JT- n?S- A K F
may thousands of lives the world over.! v-a New York.
prevented innumerable surgical opra-;
Hons and alleviated incalculable suffer- I TYnTVl Paill "WlttiC.
o. It. Mar. a leading Chicago.. t-.. ..-a r,.- v r, .
i nm:st. imports, i.ic ingredients and
Tour
TT. GEO
, o ". n g sop.
J. OF. I."H
er no.se running: relieves sick headache,
dullness, feverishness, sore throat,
sneezing, soreness; and stiffness.
'Tape's Cold Compound" is the Quick
est, surest reli'f known and costs only
a few cents at drug stores. It acts
without assistance, tastes nice, and
causes no inconvenience. Don't accept
n substitute. Adv.
Lake Co. must buy more W. S. S- Get a ?m"M t'1' of k"-
1 Panderine from any ri;g store or tn;:
Dr. W. E. Nichols
PHYSICIAN
697 CALUMET AVENUE.
Corner State St.
Ot?r Bank of Hammond.
a ess
i
1 rv V a I h . r
se-.i.s this rmedy in Awct ica. under the t " . ,.. tm'.Hn i, or rath.
er writing that I am !n good health
preparation mat J . ..'. ... th.
1 . i ami i ' " i- -
I I . v.-- i.. rt.-;iii;ji mucus UCln 111" . .
rece u ?r i . cvih m- no H , .. c u.'i nrji . . , , - . -r. . . . , , ii,u.iiii tinv l iiu Himy? i r. e i ni ;am -
nrcotic. Pr. Pierce knew, when he j leaf when the bg gntis are ep'tid u ?. i maMcn which cause- practically all:
i.m itti'i. iiu- i!i--ii.u-. w.a.f , ..... . .. - ! . j .. if... ATI iii .-i uii i iiiiiirir.. ' p to German" I can
whiskey ard morphine are injurious, and j nmre about the many exciting th.nats i including- appenflicitis. rne doe win . ' ' ' 0 i t home nd l'
o he has alwss kept them out of hisjl h- e seen wh le over here, ss it convince or money refunded. Suni:iiri u'' m"c,1l 1''" p ' , !
remedies. Send 10c to Pr. Pierces In-j would b irrpos.nJe to write it in a Pharmacy, nidceley Prug Store in Garv. "av" " tt ' P311 iar. , ,
. i;j.- tt.f.t TJ, ,, x- -r fnr trl.l I t.. I f'.tr1 Kiiit Stnre Is 1ni.n9 VnU when I get hOtC.e. I IC.t W -
jkg. Tablet?. Adv. ( PP. and druggists everywhere. Adv
this letter to you Is wbt
Y M. ". A. calls a Christmas let.
?r to Father, so here g-ep. from the
I Sftibstamt
i
JUL A. fc
M -ss,
enu titer, and after the P.rst nt-piica'icii
your hair will take on bpt- Ff. lutr
I and luxuriance which Is so beautif'.!!.
! It will beotne wavy and fluffv' nr.d havn
j the appearance of abundance, an tu.
! comparable gloss and softness; but irl.'t
J will please you m.ot will be n.fter :.
a few weeks' use. when you wrHI actual
1 ly see a lot of fine down hs.ir ne-y
hair growing all over the scalp Ad--.
- -
Great
Jaira
Thursday, Friday,
Monday, Jan.
Saturday and
9-10-11-13.
i
i
ft. - r .? - v -
s-f4- i! -sv m jes
sj sju.
On every Overcoat
in Our Stock.
Overcoats worth $50.00, now. ..... .,.8412.50
Overcoats worth .$4-3.00, now .".$37.50
Overcoats worth -$40.00, now $312.50
Overcoats worth $3o.00, now 27.50
Overcoats worth .$30.00, now $24.50
THE MODEL
Rothschild & Hlrsch
Hammond's Best Clothiers
fit
if'r'
Sb.-j
..'fx
I
1
pert wr. July I?. lJ'.S. and j
landed in France A jgust 12. 131. and
w had a hard time on that ship. We j
had four attacks with the Gerrnin
submarines and there were ab"ut five !
' .! six more convoys with us. and ou j
i should have seen the fight; it wn t i
lerr. and the Herman, nhmttia'j were
down to the bottom of the sea. Well.
anyway that wasn't half of the rest ,
that I had to go through with. I got
up to about three or four miles from
the German trench, line and it sure
was hll out there. I bad a Rood
man7 hundred miles of rides. I went
all over France and saw s few er
i.ian towns and thov were down Just
as level as the street It sure was a j
life to gt through. Soma ef the '!- j
diers that came from the front ior
rest, got In $-nie of the build ngs tbat
weren't knocked down, but it didn't
fake long, and they were level with
the. street. Xow father, this war was
sure hell. You can ba proud of a son
like me. I have taken lots of chances
but Cod was with '-l the time.
The clMli'im that were in the town
suie l.ed it touch. They had to niv
about every other day. and when th
winter cam, they lost their sto-es.
Fa.tt.er very few soldiers could say
they bad it nice in France I sure had
it tnmh 1 would come Olt of the
trencl-.es and ride ah'jt seventy m iesjr
to get a place to i'pp and just as
would find a place the Germans woum
stajt to bombard and then it was for
me to find another place. The dugouis
in Fiance were always full up to the
top
I saw Oscar Shaver Just before be
was killed, and he was a big and
strong man. Father, shrapnel shells
are sure hell. They tell jou when
they come. All Tou have to do is to
lav down when you hear them fin
ing, but nine times out of ten tlie j
won't forget to stop right where you
are laying. Father in some of 'he
Fiench towns, the civil. ans (--mid talk
Gern.au just e well as French, but
lev were l.alf r.nd half. Fatlrer. 1
i ill .end v o ' ft no! 1 showing i O'l
T'i.st r;te ph'll WOO'l !o o 1 Vll.e f i ' I
o; b u . i t' r i; . red s'i.ic are down
st-e!. F: . I 'tn-ie Sim
had i htm- b ' : od soldiers: t-e
.T.-u'd go over "p Fke uoth'ns- of 5
re . ' t-c id take a few men. but
NEURALGIC PAINS
1
Cive Way to SoothSnx Hamlin's
, Wizard Oil
Children's Winter Coats, for 3 to 5 rear
sizes, values up to $6.00,
on sale
$3.95
Fur Scarfs, pieces consisting of black
wolfs, colored martins, coneys, etc., val
ues up to $12.00, on 3"7 50
Skating Sets, made of all woolen yarns.
our $2.00 values,
on sale
$1.19
Dark Color Waists, made of jrood heavy
cloth, khaki and gray colors, 4 ff
our $1.50 jrrade, on sale I UU
!
1: W Mb. tftl-flTVl
Niov it . m sk -v -v - a s.
"I se
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1tat
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C! " ' ' 'JJ
v - tf V 1 e
fx .VvV"
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and j
j erYecti-.e treatrr.er.t for headache and j
! ucuralffia. Rubhrd in where tl-.e pain ;
i is. it acts as a tonic to the tortured ;
rterres and almost invariably brings ;
quick relief. J
Its healing:, antiseptic qualities can
always be relied upon to prevent in- J
fection.or other serious results from j
sprains, bruises, cuts, burn-, bites I
and Ktinsrs. Iut as ffood. too. for 1
sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, coll ;
sores and canker sores. $
Get it from c'rv.jrgists for ."0 cents- I H
If not satisiiei return tbe bottle and iH
pet your money back. ; d
tver constipated or nave sivk ,
lieadache? Just trw Wizard Liver !
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 20
cents. Guaranteed.
- i
Sleeping Gannents for children 3 to tf
years old, our regular T5c grade, CQn
Special on sale will
Children's Flannelette Petticoats,
white only, for children to 5 years old.
wortji (iOc. on sale now
Infants' Woolen Sweaters, dark and
licrht colors, values up to $4. (TQ QC
Special on sale at 4)iv w
Women's Muslin Gowns, made of fine
nainsook with lace or embroi f flO
dery trinnued, fn sale .UU
Long Kimonas Lot consists of serpen
tine -repe and flannelette ve-(4 Qft
lour, values up to $3.00 nyjj
Women's Sweater Coats, made of all
w.oI worsted vai n, values up (f QCT
to $10.00. ou sale 20.3D
Knitted Stocking Caps for rain's. loy
and women, values up 1 fl Q
$1.25. choice Owb
Men's Bun Metal Button Shoes, sizes
to 11. reiiu 1 a r va 1 u e $ 1 .50 pa i r 0 Q Q
sale )! e air ut3U
Men's Block Cotton Sox, sec- i i p
onds, 15c values. Great Jan. sale. u
2&o
Men's Heavy Silver Fleece Union Suits,
from size 40 up, $2.75 values, ( Q f Q
sale .3'- I J
Men's Mercerized Cotton So:, a--or.. !
colors, hemrned tops., 35t- values,
sale
Men's Cashmerette Sox, -cu.'.s. blaf-k
only, 35c values, sale ,0-
3 for UuU
Men's Dress Shirts, ideated besoms, g
values up to $2.00, broken sizes. ftP-.
sale
Boys' Knee Pants in fancy mixed pmri-
broken sizes, values up t 4 f fa
$1-50, sale '. I.tU
A Small Lot of Men's Dark Browa
Suits, all wool, worth
$25.00, sale .
I
X
S J.DU
Men's Heavy' Ribbed Fleece Union
Suits, all sizes, regular price f
$1.50, sale $ I ,
Men's Leather Belts, broken
sizes, sale
A Small Lot of Boys' Leather
Belts, to Hear, at
a.
Perfection Oil Heaters, sheet
nickel trimmed. Special- f
sale pricp D
00 1
19c I
-IZC I
iw:
it.
3 Pint Aluminum Coffee Percolator
regular value -1 .o'O.
a!e iriee
CI 1QI
vl3 ! . S v ?i
A Small Lot of Boys' Flannelette N
Shirts, broken sizes, $r.lf) val
'u"s. Oreat -lanuary Sale
95c
a -.-j.1" swii'-H
A T i 7, 1 I
14 Quart Blue Enameled Dhh Pa.ii3,
i ' iru lar $1.75 values, (T I
-ale price
Old English Glazed Tea Pots,
-up s:ze. Special sale pri'-e. . .
1
ft
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ef IT" ' -i
i Tip n
Waxed Lunch Papers,
-ah- rice roijs
iv!:,i
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1
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We offer a block of stock
at 95c per share. (Par $1.00)
Total Her Income can bQlU
used only for Dividend
Dividends payable monthly. Onj
Dividend Io. e books close Jan. u. j
Company has j
No Dbf- Ko Bone!
Ko Preferred St9'
SMITH -nAQIiM
lnresttTer.t Bankr
The Store of Quality and Service
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General IVIerchandi
3049-59 E. 92nd St. South Chicago,
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