Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 248, Hammond, Lake County, 18 April 1918 — Page 8
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THE TIMES.
Thursday, April 18, 1913.
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Food Will Wta the War X? Ye ,rffi We ore still handling the odorless line of Refrigerators one of the best solid oak Refigerators made today. The price is no higher than you A pay for ash or efm. We have them In ail sizes and prices from -! OoOhJ Hip Don't Waste Food Because You Haven't a Refrigerator
ememlber, we also handle Universal Combination Ranges,
the liind you see advertised lm iie Saturday Evening Post. In fact we handle nothing but good to'nltepe Hop iouf home.
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JUST OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT Phone 280 302-4 State Street
Hammond
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WHERE DO YOU STAND
j from Infancy I have learned to have a, Virgr In 1?16 I actually did see one, and I profound regard for Prussian method I heard his ro!sonou till;; and since j and Pnuslsn procedure. But from !n-j then I nm afraid t have gradually been i fancy I have also learned to liav a rro-; growing more and more etrfm in my I found regard for things American. T ! tolerance of tr.ethods of dealing with I have unoirn since I was f.ve jears obi! American citizens of German blood who
he Editor- j that this great war was coming:. It was ! can not give positive and unmistakable kv,,- 'rpad the article "Vhere Do the f-.rst bit cf conversation that I re-1 rroof cf 109 j?er cent. American cttisen-
i.,Pn uv c!arr.3te. memoer or neannj, aim :c came itvm i n-.y.
and today I em! my grandfather, Ami we wt lajgr.,,
r to that article by my! as were otr.T Herman lamnies tana; Mr. Kur.o Francke. Per-! ther were many of them In Hazleton. ;
V : Stand
Mr. Hr:mnn Hagedorn
! "a i:rg ar nr r:;:r teach'
a few words from me will be acfcr I. tco. am cf I'jre German own mother is Prussian, and so
Fa., that our sympathies would be with the VnUd States. I never dreamed that T would see a i!leyl c;;ircu of German blood until one clay In Pitts-
I ho!i Dr. ICuna Frnncfce In. highest esteem, like the members of that noble army of patriots In Cambridge, his coworkers ?"o or.p cnubts bis lo;. a'ty; but. I nish he would put a si iff punch into it. I am t -ou 1 r.f i-,y 0rir.an blood: and I am pro-ad that T am proud. I can
not help the contour of mv face. Put T am prouder still o my American training'. Germany has made a mistake, tna
most prodigious mistake In human h;s- lnE' of the Innocent are not tarried
Male victory, thrn mora power to them! j that is the. rroper war spirit: a just
. nu;i:v.niu I'UUUU u pinion 111 P!r to it that the condemnations and suffer-
to
tory, and ho must be runished until she i wa can snow best our
admits that she has made a mistake and ! "sympathy with the German progresuntll she promises to mend her ways;! ive parties." and help them most in which means. I am afraid, that Germany' winning -their fight against the reacmust be pumshtd almost to termina- tionarics" by administering to all Gertion. T,et us proceed to do. that. I.ef'many a defeat that Is overwhelming in us whlD Germanv to her knees, even ifiit3 completeness, and com ncnsutate
Jn doing sn r.e n Ipe fron the face of
rourtry. and by my four brothers, who are already in the trenches of J'rance. and who have already reclved the baptism of fire, 8n no shortly be
jjHicu. piease uoi, cy jours cercly.
very sin-
KAF.L FRIEDRICH BRILL.
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TN'STEAD of lotting noxious weeds grow, plant ! JL ' a productive vegetable garden in your back 1 yard. You'll not only be able to have fresh green -! stuffs whenever yoii want them, but you can : greatly reduce your weekly table expense. I We offer these Special Values I in Garden Seeds Bulbs 1 Shrubs Trees Etc.
the ear'h all traces of Teutonic civilization forever. If our "fanatics who make it their business to Inf.aire the people indiscriminate!;,- against Germany and everything German" (a phrasing used bv Francke) are contributing to ulti-
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with the bestial dishonor and depraved cruelty cf that arch criminal across the Atlantic. These sentiments are subscribed to by my father, by my mother, by my four sisters, who sr working to the limit of their endurance for the cause of their
We'll Auto to Berlin If 2,000 Chauffeurs Go Into Tank Corps
NEW TORK. April IT. With the slogan, ' Don't walk to Berlin ride in the tanks." a new "drive" for 2.000
United States tank corps recruits wa started here t"day. Recruiting officers aay tank corps rc.en have an opportunity to n. active service in France more quickly than tiiose in any other branch. Recru'ts of last January are a'readv at the front in France. Men froci 1" to 45 years of age are accepted, ard selection i egistrants, skilled in rao?driving and In certain technical tra't"1 may obtain pe rrr.ii'sion to enter ':.-corps.
Bondage lien in Prualaan rule. Buy Liberty Loan Bonds In them l'r the opportunity for freedom. Help "Bust" the kaiser II iit I ll'rrly Bonds.
A complete line of Vefret-tble and Flw. er Seed, 3 rac'.ag'i
f :.r
Rhubarb Roots
et site, special at
larg-
10c
Matrimony Tine 3
yeara old. On
sale a.. . .
18c
5c
Onion Pts Tllow or white, per lb. (shout one Quart. JL JL r,ar!y Ohio Seed Po
tatoes, cn sa.s per lb
Trees. Apple or Peach about S ft. O hlag, eacn. . . J J Le Trees. Cherry. Fear, Plum or Wain u t.
about 6 ft. h'gh. each. .
Dahlia Roots, assort
ed colors, up from . .
35c
Gladiolus Pulbs This sale for
10c
5c
Airss;u Roots
years oi3. per dozen
3c i. two
10c
Concord or TVcrden's Gtape Yinen. two
years eld. each
tCashlngton Park Lawn Grass r- s iv?:d, rr lb LC
Phlox, choice or white. This sale. . . . Peonies Plnl or red. R to 5 eyes. Each . . .
10c cf red 10c i, while 15c
PIi7 Plan's F a 1 1 blooming. On special
sale. each
Shasta Palsies, well
r,,t(5 young
plants, each
10c
es, well 10c
Post on i ears each . .
Vine 3 r p c '. a I '. v 18c
Pplera, Van Houtll iBt ! d a 1 ! "Wreath) One of the most heastlful species c the sp'.era, having
l pure whlfe flowers In I clusters. Fach. .......
19c
Persian Llltcs Small fclcssy leaves thsf do not rr,'do-'. an set srer'ed. light purple fl.vrr, 3 t'j
feet high. On sale at
i Roe Bushes Strong, sturdy 2! Irishes, choice of American Beaur;i T. Porothy For kins and other
! well favored varieties.
at
19c
Garden Hoe Ttegular 40s garden hoe, with solid steel blade and
long htckory handle On sale at
...29c
25c
Common ?no Ball Will grow S to 10 feet h'sh, covered with lobular clusters of white Sowers In Mar, 2 to 4 feet hlgit. y q On sale at 25c and J OC Garden Rakes Regular 35c malleable Iron garden rakes, with
long hickory handle. On sale at
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23c
POULTRY NETTING
Galvanized Poultry Xetilng 2-lnch mesh i In full roll lots of ISO feet; 4i Inches wide,
n. Spading Forks Four-U-i bandied spacing forks, . s ! II uii'. ld. Kacii . . , , 1
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95c
i a r (1 e n ple w 1 blade Pi
Spades!h solid iced at.
steel
handled 98c
per roil. i.76; Si inches IS. 75; 14 Inches wide, per roll
wide.
ro:. '
$2.75 1
Curtain Stretcher
5; FiBa v-;tii center (C: fctact aji4 ny:n-rxi9t S nlfiUel p!atd pins. On
p; tpecial eal i it
miKk.KMl lillll' I 4III,)( H1IU. 4I S ft. Step Ladders, made of well seaaoned 1 u m b e r.
s t r (i n pr braced, ha pail eiisif. w h 1 o U Jocks laddtr. re e u 1 a r prlca $1."5, on sale at
,79c
Boys' and Girls' Roller Skates Tomorrow
Extra Special
98c
i other larse lot of Extanston Bill
Baarlns Roller 6kate. while they
i only
$1.39
BABY
CHICKS Whits Leghorn j I'.ry Chicks, en j j-nle Friday and ! K;i ! i; :! , ca-'U - :
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Friday and Saturday at Hammond's greatest store the days to shop for the needs of the home at the store where you can buy good furniture at prices that are worthy of special consideration. This store has always been the favorite for furniture seekers and our long experience in this line enables us to render unusually helpful serivce. Our salespeople are competent and obliging and you will find our prices extremely low in every respect. All goods are marked in plain figures, which makes selections easy AND OUR LIBERAL EASY PAYMENT PLAN MAKES YOUR PURCHASE POSSIBLE.
COMBINATION HOME RANGE (Gas or Coal)
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sees it prefers it to all
others. Either fuel can
be used for oven, weight is 650 lbs., sizo of top 45x30, size of oven 18x18 xl3. Complete with warming closet. Set up complete in your home.
E. C. MIMAS CO. REFRIGERATOR SPECIAL
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518
You'll like this side ice. refrigerator. Each season shows a distinct advance in the construction of refrigerators and here's the latest. It is finished of golden oak, stands 41 inches high, carries SO lbs. ice. Its weight is 210 lbs. Has 3 compartments, all porcelain lined. An unsual value.
IBS
Library Tables Sfl 1-50
EXTRA SPECS 73 LI This SB.S& BRookeF
Full Reed Sleeper
1.40
BABY CHICKS White Leghorn Ba'y Chicks, cn aie Friday and tfat'irday. fuch
15c
KAUFMANN ci WOLF - HAMMOND. Ind.
15c
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Here's a value worth talking about one that will interest every housewife. It can lie., had in frolden or fumed oak, in assorted styles. Each is well constructed and the low price speaks for itself.
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This is offered to stimulf.ta buins in "ur furniture Dept. This rocker is we1! constructed of auartereu oak, highly polished, besc imperial leather upholstering with spring cushions .A bargain no economical housekeeper should overlook.
Baby needs fresh air and of course a good go-cart i3 necessary. Our assortment is complete with new ideas in ful lreed sleepers, 40-inch wheels with rubber tires, corduroy lined and with baronial finish. Mothers, be sure to see our assortment.
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HAMMONO.'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE.
Ccnenfent Termi of Paymtnt,
