Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 3 February 1917 — Page 9

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PROHIBITION BILL AT A GLANCE. Manufacture and sale of liquor in Indiana prohibited aTter April 2, 19U'. Druggists permitted to sell only pure grain alcohol, sale of whiskey and wines being forbidden. No provision against individual manufacture of wines and cider for domestic consumption or against serving liquor to guests in the home. Right granted to the clergy to obtain wine for sacramental purposes. Liquor held in bond may be kept until disposed of, but such disposal must not be made inside the state. Transportation of liquor into the state in any manner is forbidden. Sale of alcohol by druggists must be reported to the county clerk, under as drastic regulations as surround the anti-narcotic law. All liquor, with the exception of one gallon, and all beer, with the exception of one dozen pints, must have been disposed of before ten days ,-fte- the law has become effective. Stringent and all-embracing provision made for investigating persons directed of selling liquor and assuring prosecution. Advertisement by liquor dealers in any form entirely prohibited. No provision against manufacture cf alcohol for chemical or mechanical purposes.

STATE IN NEW HANDS HEREAFTER 'Continued from Faf One) i . t i : v physicians, and wines may be; used by churches for sacramental purposes only. ! Will All Have To Go. This man the elimination of nil j t iMverifJ, d : t ii!er ies and jta.oans" in i stat-. an J therein lief the jrreat ' .i::-;r that v;'.l come in Indiana po':i- j !'i oh ib: t ion supporters have bn at

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Double Stamps Monday and Wednesday. "Great Big Values Offered at this Sale No mail or C. 0. D. orders rilled. We reserve the-right to limit the quantities.

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Ladies' Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, oft finish batiste, full size. Six " 9c Turkish Towel, hemmed ends, bleached, heaw Terry cloth. Each : Oe Shopping Eag, s'ronjr durable fiber, w ov( n handles, larfre ':.' CJ Cluny Lace, new T,!l patterns, wiiMss to u inches, l.'c vaiu-'s. l)c Embroidery Flouncing, IS Inc'.ie.-; v. ido. i; etty well worked desiens ( ii rood ijiiaHty cambric. Yd. Muslin, ble.-.ohed, full '',u inches w ide, no si arch or dressintr, even thread. 1'er yd CJ Ladies' Handkerchiefs, all linen, rolled edjre, full size, plain wl'.i'.e. 90 ZS&SS, ssemeii t Toilet Paper, fine Crepe Tissue. m Special for this sale, 2 roil r ;c Stove Brushes, nn every-day a need. Special for this sale B3 Furniture I H Marker's Polish, special for this

iruinsr that the saloon was sv lawless; nml ph Influential !n politics that the' people hal at last come far to fa-c with the choice between saloon domination and absolute prch:n!tion. Trier was no mi. Idle prroujvJ. The pconi ha1 to chooso one or the other. They j have chosen prohibition as ajtair.st j further tlomination 'jv saloons. Some Predict Repeal. j Some peoplp are Mvln? that thprohibition law will become so unpopular that a future legislature will repeal It, but the concensus of opinion j appears to b that the sal ion?" u ill j disappear forever nipl th:-it they will '

Sale Crash Toweling, bleached, both selvedges fast, very absorbent, IT inches wide. Yard Q? Hair Nets, any color you wish, with or wi'hout elastic, full size. for Oc Plisse Crepe, white only, soft finish, medium size stripe, 27 inches wide. IVr 'ar'1 i)C Wash Cloths, made of heavy Turkish cloth, plain white and fancies. 4 for Piisse Crepe, 3 inches wide, pretty rosebud patterns, used for lingerie wear. Per '!. - 9C Outing Flannel, heavy fleeced on both sides, neat stripes and checks, 27 inches wide. Per yd Percale, 31 inches wide, dark crounds with neat figures, standard make. Per yd arciaies 9c Whisk Broom, extra strong. shaped to go Into corne-s. Special for this snle at e)f t Stove Polish 'Black Silk' paste or liquid. Special Pclish sale, per bottle 9

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never conic back into this state. It Is-po'nte.l out that any poiit.-al party that wou'.J undertaker to restore .onions in Indiana after the stale has Bone' dry wouhl be annihilated at ti e poll;.. Those who have supported the pro. hihitinn niovement are savinK that once the saloons are out of business and the lhiuor political niaeh;ne is broken up it will be Impossible to accomplish anyhiiin at the polls. Without organization such as the liquor interests have maintained for year", they wj 1 be poiverless, they say, for they cannot hoi.! their forces toK'thrr. Per.-ons who have followed the course of de ,lop:i;en t s in the antiliquor fi-;ht that has ratted in Indiana for the last ten o- more years declare that the m'oon and brewery people brought prohibition on th.'mse!v,-s. They point out that saloons throughout the state refused to obey the laws. No law could hold them, and their Inclination to violate the laws became not orious. Ilreweries went into politi R to control public officials and to protect the liquor business from law enforcement. All of this aroused public sentiment more and more each year, until finally, the people wotlM no; stand for it any longer, and it is said that this is the real rcai-xni why the prohibition bill was passed These people say tn.it if the saloons and the brewery interests had ii spected the law and had sought to keep the tiquor business on a decent level the people would never have, made the state dry. When the present session of the legislature opened prohibition apparently had little chance to win. A bsp liquor lobby came to Indianapolis and started to work. For a ti:ae it looked as if he lobby would prevent prhitction lcji-

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A special purchase before the raise in prices enables us to offer you"unheard-of value at this sale. Platters 1" and 1 4 inches lonix, tfrst (iiality line Amen". -an Porcelain, decorated in rreen. Very special at 9 Salad Bowl Deep bowl, (J-in-li tirst (quality oreclain, green border decoration. Very special at 9 Covered Dishes 'Round, first quality American Porcelain, green decoration. Very special, each 9-f Tea Cup and Saucer, tirst quality American Porcelain, pretty green border patterns. Tun and Saucer for 9 Dinner Plates First quality American Porcelain, decorated green. Special at, each 9f Slad Bcwls Peep, Ha inch, lirst quality American Porcelain, green border decoration. Very special at 9

Curtain Rod, --inch tublar with heavy tends to 45 inches. Each

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l illation But now- various members of the lot. by and many persons !nteret-

j ed iu the li'iuor business are openly rharirinit that the liquor campaign was i poorly managed and that somebody j bun led on the Job. It is ..aid that a I serious split oecitrred hetu-ven fa.e ; lions of the liquor iohpy, and that they worked at cross purposes. Kach i fact, on Insisted on conduct. nr the flpht aiun it- own lines. The r suit was that the work of the i,,,,;. ;ost jts I ' effc. t ivci-ess and it lost the fight, j There is another feature to the pojlitbol side of the question that is a!-' ready attracting attention. It ! that j the star of Stephen B. Kleminsr rts the . iricbr of the democratic party in In-, diana has set. lie wan ti.e lead, of the lot. by that fouKht for the defeat of the prohibition bill, and almost up to the very minute when tin- senate ! took the final vote on the bill nearly j all of the democratic members" were, I following him. He was on the road i to party leadership and had Just about: (arrived, because Thomas Tatreart. ivho ; has been the head of the party In this; i state for so many years. wa taking no hand In the prohibition fight. Fleming- leadership was rerosrnir.ed ; all the way down the line, but Is dif- I ferent today. Fieminsr lost the riKht. When the ' ! prohibition law becomes effective saj loons and th.i rest of the liquor bus!- ! n e p-s will be a goner, and the elements that FleminK has led in the past and I which held control of the democratic ! -party for years will be helpless. This will leave Fleming with nothing to, lead. The democratic party in Indi-j ana will pass int,i) other hands. J Lake county produced a peculiar situ- i ation in the vote on the prohibition bill, ; It was well known that tin- majority j sntim--nt in I,ako county was wet. and ;

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it had been expected that her three sen- ' tlors. Kinder, "Iriint and N'ejdl, would ote against, the bill. But shortly hefort the i.nal action was taken if. was fti'KUod by n-rue that the sentiment in Lake county was perhapa two-thirds ; wet and one-third dry, and it was there- , fore decided that Kinder and Nejdl ! should vote against thu bill and that . lirunt, who, it was t-aid, really wished to vote dry. should vote for the bill. And ihey split that way. As was predicted in these dispatches several rlnjs ao, the vote was a landslide. Ther are eleven members of the senate. Bird. Mrskine, Hazen. Hlrsch. Kolsem, Tborton and VanAuken, Democrats, and Kinder. N'ejdl, I'es r and W'olt'son. republicans, who are unalterably and uncompromisingly wet. and it was known that they would vote against the biil under all circumstance. But it was believed that, since it was known that the drys woald have enough votes to pass the bill, all of the other senators would vote for it. It would be a ease of fretting on the land wagon. That was evident. Therefore it was estimated that the oil! would have less than than thirty-seven votes, with a possibility of thirty-eight. And it pot Ihtr-ty-eijrht votes.

While th- excitement of the prohibition f.fcht was still on a:i attempt was made in the senate lnte yesterday afternoon to suspend the rules and pass the woman suffrage bill. Senator Mastoti, of Whitley and Huntington counlie:?. moved to suspend the rules and yote on the bill, but after a long and heated debate he withdrew th motion, because he found he could not get the thirtyfour votes necessary to suspend 1b--rules. The bill is now before the sen.it' however, and may be called up on Monday. Tui TiMBa the world's nwa Dish Pan, 8 qt Grey En:mel( V "' ., ' 1 ny, t v 1

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Pie Plates i-'i rst quality American Porcelain, n d ros(- decoration. Special at, 2 for ' 9 Coffee Pot (Jrey enameled, 1-qt. size. Sjter-ial for this sale 9r Tea Pot (Jrey enameled, 2-(uart size. Special for this sale 9 Wash Basin (J rev enameled, large size. Special for this sale 9e Cullander !rey enameled, large size. Special for this sale 9 Pudding Pan (Jrev enameled, deep, size 10 and 11 inches. At this sale 9& Buckets (liey enameled, covered, 1 and 2-qt. size. S)ccial at 9 Stew Kettles (Jrev enameled. Pi and quart size, Avire bail handle. Special. . .9

Stair Pads, heavy cotton packed pad with curved snoot to lit stair tread. Each Q

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Reasonable care and effort ar all that are required to enable almost any woman to have wkJ hair. When the hair falls out ai.d is strinpr, uneven, dry, brittle and generally unsightly, the condition is nearly always due to dandruff. Hefore the hair wall prow naturally arid luxuriantly, the scale-like accumulation must be removed and the dandruff eradicated. That 13 what Newbro'a Iierpicid dins. It is an aid to nature. Herti-

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Shade Rollers, pood dependable window shade rollers. Each OC Sepia Pictures, mounted on brown mats, very good sub.'ect.. Each !S3 m One Thimble p One 60-inch Tape Measure 25 English Needles One Stocking Darner 200 yds. Spool Thread All for Glassware 9c Table Tumbler, fluted clear nlass Special this sale. for Table Tumblers, f;ne thin blown glass. Special, 2 for Q(' Butter Dish, glass with cover, fluted pattern. Special at Sugar Bowl, glass to match Putter dish. Special at r Spoon Holder, .class to match butter dish. Special at Cream Pitcher, glass to match butter d;sh. Special at Glass Jug, :',-pint size. Special for this sale at f) Basement Clothes Basket, made of wide -'plint. size 14x24. Special....rj Clothes Pins, first quality. Extra special for this sale, 100 for Dust Black JapaEned, special for This

the use of the First and Orifnal Germ-Remedy for Dandruff. Herpicide stops itching of the scalp. It has an exquisite odor. You can obtain a trial sire bottle and booklet telling all about the hair by sending ten cents in postage or silver to The Herpicide Co., Dept. S, Detroit,

Mich. Your dealer sells Ilerrici'' in two sizo. ; cents arid?.! and guarantc' satisfactory rt IM -ii fa r n sult3 or money Insist ur-c-n having gen refunded uine Herpicide and not some off brand" said to be "j jst as good" preparation. The substitute costs vou just as much as the real article. Vhy tak chances? Herjiicide applications obtained at the better barber shops and hair j dressing parlors. rwi i.tawirmm i Tassel Fringe, eood quality, fast colors: several patterns to select from. Per yd Qo Edgings Cretonne in all colors 10 match drapery fabrics. Per yd. esday Earthenware 9c Butter Crock, will hold poum "ire bail handle with cover, blue tinted. Special at Nappies, S-inch. fireproof, white inside, brown outside. Special... CJ Jugs 2-rp. size, blue tinted. Special for this sale 9( Cuspidor Ulue tinted earthenware. !-i C . .- , C .. . 1. - , , Special for this sale 9c Jardanier 7-inch opening in tot), body glazed brown, decora-ed wih roses. Very -special at Qg Spoon Holder Fine Ch-na Spoon Holder or Cream Pitcher, nicely decorated, at Qg Salt and Pepper Jap China, nicely decorated. Special at fyg I1 h U I Bargains 9c Clothes Line, r.O ft. galvanized S wire. Special for this sale....O j Weather Strip, 12 ft. long, ruo- y p oer ena. r or mis sale, per ii in ,ength 9e I Ii Pan A H sale 9o

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