Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 121, Hammond, Lake County, 31 October 1918 — Page 7

Thursday, October 31, 1018.

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Docs one suit look well after two years of seivice when another looks shabby after three weeks wear? The finst suit was all wool, long fibre, and worked with care, and the suit that is shoddy mixed with cotton will look shabby. A good linen canvas and genuine haircloth foundation will last as long as the suit and ALWAYS hold shape our suits are made that way. Cotton canvas looks just as good for the first two months, then it is onlv fit for work clothes.

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N,rtwi:hPtanI:ns a sm;"v.hat prevalent Lvlicf in. the Twin 'i;iis that th-t"e-is no possibility of suoh a co-ordination r- intert-fls .. shall make possible w. titinnciriR and construction of a trpnerai b'-spital for the ntunioipHlity. yet an unUMial intf-ri'-st atnl spirit of cvnti'lfin'o and determination w:s manifosioil -tf-iV.ay noon at the- "bumbo r of (Vininorc! Mooting: hero this time-worn

a nil t broad-baro s'ibjei t was brought up r

thoua:vis v. i'liin its bonier.; who li:,v no hi'iiii'-'i v. i.i ieiu i hi- lnost ni m u ph;'p s n" urilitiiuy .-.oki:oss can be mo- , oessi'uliy treated. Kast Olii.vitfo. a second Pi: t shurKh. a j city that hi. is tair t. r:al and out-dis- ; latii-f all its ei -n p.-t i t t.--, in the industrial lit Id, a city humane ia us spirit; find in its mot: v. -s a i it v philanthropic ; jitei s-mriHis ; n 1 pa! no! ie to tho nth degri e, yet a city that permits the eoun- j

try to look upon its face vith a smi!o of! niin.Kled disitust and pity because of its; Tli display of choice fancy articles. cf tle

laiiur" to provide hospitai lacuities for , at the Hat and Art Shop gives the its people! 1 Xmas shoper an excellent opportunity At this meetinsr. the beli- f w.-is confl- j to do their shopping early and purchase dentlv expressed that there had not yet i gifts within their means from a taste-

been the riKlit co-operation between in- i ftilly seloct.-d line in fancy

tereste.l aRi ncies. between th" factory ! cards, ribbon r.ov :;c s plants and tb.e people. between the5 and mummed, stain-'d

Manufacturers Association and the stars, etc.. etc. "han;ber of t'ontmerce. between these ! v.'hic.) Ave.

h-.- II. M. Cidien. chnirnuin of a ci'izins

coi.imiti-c appointed to see about a t-mporary tmii-rgt-ncy hospital for the west end of the- city. It would seem that the evil. Is of the past year in this . it y Is. id bi-en sutficient in their horror and fatality to impress even upon the mnt dormant and indifferent the fact that Kast Ohica Ro was woefully dn-' 'n ct in its duty, was !i"-rally asleep in its responsibility to humanity and was almost traitorous to the welfare of its own people? in permittint,' s.till anoilier long twelve months of aceid-nt and disaster, of disease and epidemic, to drag us weary length to a close without providing a haven of care and comfort to those who are maimed pnd injured, afflicted with infection and i ont.agn'11 and for those numberless

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forces and the ,-ity administration and j "With none of the usual festivties that the people of the community had held in the Twin e'ities in r cognition not really wanted a hospital with suffi-j t.f Hallowe'en, the reading must seem cient seriousness that the se were the 1 Jnrrc (r j,. i rosaic, but we can at least

isons way no hospital has yet been i mention this date and hannilv explain

religious rites of the Pruids con

sisted in maintaining throughout tin. year immense tires on stone altars erected upon eminenefs in honor of tin

j Mrs. IJee.se Williams, chairman of the i lito-n shower drive for France and F.el- ' gium, ccli.eted in Fast I'hteago. The j total tut receipts show the amount of $ l.i) - 1.:,.", on haul. Mrs. W'i 1 ; farms in exj l-tession of her gratitud-- desires to j thank in. r able commi'tee who comprislid the Mesdami s l.ouie jr. Fi-ucks, who j ted in tne capacity of secretary. Ff-t-r I Kriil. A. Ooodfrietid and A. "iragido. j Also Mrs. F. F. l aust for th' unlimited ; used of her private ear In conveying tbe ; committee on their trips necessary to reach th- homes of block workers where ; reports were made up. Mr. Hruee Miller in his assistance of supervising the

built - to the "kiddies " how it a '.l came about.

The fjuistion arose can this people I A 1 l-Ha llow Fe falls on the last day of and these forces by uniting loyally and i October, the day following being All whob-he.irtedly. by sinking to the level I Saints Fay. or All Hali -.vs This is

i very other aim and consideration with the word 'hospital" writv-n in letters of lire above all elsi can this people inspired and dominated and unified in spirit and in purpose ly this supreme Achievement, lay aside its petty jealousies, its sectional ami personal in'erests, its meantoss. its seliishnoss. its suspicions ami misunderstandings and join in a fraternal, loyal, patriotic and philanthropic impulse to en ct tins expression of its interest in human kin!'.' The answer came with hesitation at first but growing louder Vl FKI.IFYF it can:

Sun-God. On the night of October 111, ) curtagt of boxes to the Id t'ross centhe Druids assembled at the altars lnjtre, the Indiana Fox Company for the their snow-white rob. s. nr.d at a given i 'b'notion of these boxes. To Rev. Vr. signal, during absolute sih nee on tin- Peter Fudiuok. pastor of St. Stanislaus part of tin multitude gathered to wit- ( Polish church for his personal aid. To in-ss the ceremony, they solemnly -x- I H women who made she-Ms and laundtinguished the tires. X--w tires were'ered li.em, and all block chairmen who then kindled, an I as the flames leaped . gave their time jn soliiiting the money lieaven-ward. the people raised a mighty, and articles. Flock receipts are creditshout, ami th'n, obt.uing live embers-. d to the following: Mesdames Simp-

froin the altars, tiny returned to their son & Iiressen. $117 homes to extinguish the old lirrs b --ft ' S70."" ; ( '. Fnh-icki. $ burning on thiir own hearths, and. SO; Ivsniak, $:1C.05

the of th-i last three of festival

h id by the Fl uids, who m tl Fn times i

were scatter' d oir northern Kurope. Those f.-suvals were observed on May 1st, the time of Sowing; June 21st, the season of the ripening of the crops; and October the harvest seas-.n. One mi re.- committee will tin ! rtake the task of atialy ;iing the situation, of co-ordinating effort and of rneking a linal attempt to solve the probl--in. This committee as named by President Murray consists of W. F. Van llorne. H. K. Jackson. J. F. MeQuald, O.

So. once more, a t'hamber of Com- K. Wallac" and F v. J is. o.tcina.

PUBLISHED f?0K. yJST JV T E f. T S T Of HOM E-LOyAf C .TO

Vol. 2, No. 41.

Thursday, Oct. 31, 1918.

Price Attention

ipecial Dinling' Room Outfit

kindle them atew with tlie sacred embrs of the priests. This r w tiro was b- li-ved to protect i : Is bona stead from peril so long as it remained burning. As the luiidie faith f.-d-.i iu the light of ' Christianity, tin- In alien festivals Fst much of tin ir gr:andi-ur and former significance, .and assumed ti l ?wir charaiter. tlradttally the simple country folk cam" to believe t ha t on October .'. I the fairies f,.rso,.k their h i-: in g-pl ac- s p) dance in the foj-eSt ghi-b-s. while v. itches, goblins, and other evil spirits held revels in d. serf i abl.e.s, it phaled against mankind in tint shadows f ruinous castles ami keeps. Fy a. very ' natural trr-nsition the Halbiwe n lire : came to be looked upon as charm against evil spirits; and even as late -is the seventeenth o iitwry we barn that i it was eus'om.nry for tb" farmer to?

;s; John Hartrnan. 0.;0; New ton, $4 7.Jenkins;, $40.05;

Krill. j;ll.7.": Flack. $2.75; C. Smith. $-'I.0o; i,. Thomas. $215. -IS; Jamieson. $22; Oswego, $1C.C,": Jiikwlv-yak. $17: Feaumont, $21.73; C Clapper, 52". 73: Wiggins, $1!..'.; Tappan, $14.50; Fainbridge, A. Miller, $14.25; Rodda. $27; Drckr r. $15. 50: Kodda. $12.2"; Spene. r, $11.75; l";hed. $21.25; Groves, $2; Wlmniore. $2: Cozdeekl, $12.21; Thompson. $2'.: Carlield. $5.25; Wedgewood. SiFMt; Flayish, $7.45; Vanselow. $:h25: Fry nr. $l.25: P.-ardon, $5.00; llynieh. $4.15; F. Miller. $4.50; Frennan. $7.00; M. Specter, $7.00; Stone. $7.50; Herbert, $7.t'0: Steffe?, $3.50; Zoegar, $0 75; Frvin. $5.20; Patrick. $1.00; Tokovich. $1 00; F. Clapper. $14.25; Froh. $7.00; amount b f t at Fed Cross Centre, $10.CS. Xew line of stamped linens, night dresses, children's dresses, aprons, pillow cases. scarfs, etc. Hat & Art

lack of efficiency and economy during ihe present tpid'mie because of the fact that various forces were attempting indepently to cover similar fold---. While the board of health, the Id Cross, the Am-, ciu ed Charities, the Welfare association, the Foard of Education and the individual phj sicians and nurses all have their distinctive spheres of activity, yet their work, especially in crises such as the city is at present passing through, overlaps and there Is always danger of a lack of co-ordination and i unified effort. From the experience of the last few weeks wherein there has been a woeful lack of nursing care in certain neglected sections, due, wholly without doubt, to the lack of a central clearing house to recruit and draft an 1 direct sufficient workers, it has become apparent to all the forces in the ti -Id that the city as a whole suffers in such an emergency from a lack of united effort. The toard of health, although willing an danxiotis to have its organization used to the limit in combating the ravages of influenza an dpreventing the spread of the epidemic, yet found Itself hampered in some instances by a lack of information in regard to the work of other existing agencies. The Civilian Relief in its work of recruiting practical nurses, found difficulty in placing, recompensing and caring

for these nurses largely because of the lack of some- stablized or standardii d plan of getting the proper information and using their material where most needed. This idea of a wide unification of effort appealed at once ti the business sense of the board of directors and the resolution after being thoroughly discussed and understood was unanimously adopted. A committee was th'n appointed by Preside-nt Murray and charged with getting the various agencies into a conference to consider the idea and if found feasable to adopt a plan. This committee consists of Rev. Geo. Ti. Jones. A. G. Hoeomb and Dr. J. A. Teegarden.

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make the circuit of his acres, brandi

ing a lighted torch, and chanting or shop, 70S Chicago Ave., F. Chicago, singing some doggerel rhyme to proteo' j 10-31-1

his farm from evil (luring tne eoming

year. From ihe fuet that tlnse pup-' i natural agents se. nie,j so n.-ar at ban at this season, lla Uowe'i n was vuppos-

to be ihe njept ft ail nitiiis for pr ing into the inysti ri. s of the fu'ure; and this is pi'i bably , t'.e origin of those games and e r e m i.,e. i t; by wiiich it i ' claimed that ore's f.-,te t-:ny lie 1 .-.: rned. at the. same time pro idmg a great deal of innocent fun and tlirtatn n f t youths and maid' ns of every degree at a Hallowe'en celebration. An attempt is nvide in this illustration to make clear to the minds of the juiinir and the old' r children as well where the pranks and games of Hallowe'en had .their first commencement. In many places known

ast Chicago Tea & Coffee Store 714 Chicago Avenue Beehive Bldg. Phones: 24 S5 810. EAST CHICAGO

WORKERS' CONFERENCE

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to the w riter residents would procure I chamber of Commerce.

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russet apples and proffer Ih-iii to the boys who would come around on that night and respectfully remind you that it was Hallowe'en. In many instances this led the hoys to have a wholesome fun and b ilimina'e misdemeanors so often and wantonly committed en this night. With the soaring price of apples this little courtesy had to be tabooed and the principle and honesty of the youngsters who will go out must be relied upon. New fur hats, fur trimmed velvets, beavers. th modish small hats and dressy large ones. Also cut price on about "0 trimmed hats. Hat Art Shop.. 70S Chicago ave. 10-51-

East Chicago held yesterday

i noon, a resolution was introduced by I Fev. i'l. It. Jones, chairman of the Civil- ! ian Relief Committee of the Red Cross. asking that all welfare 3r.1l cuaritable j rgani.atiens and all lorces having in

charge any phase of welfare work be called into a roufertr.ee for the purpi ru of d' rid:r?s upon f-rnie workable plan of amalgama' ion cr co-ordination so that activities itld not be dupliato!, that workers n.-'ght be more efficiently and equitably distributed and that there might be no waste of time and energy in d it,g the work w hich the various ers-anizations tic undertaking in the welfare f. hi.

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RIO COFFEE 6 lbs., $1.C4; Ib 20 C FRESH ROASTED COFFEE 5 lbs., $1.04; lb 23C I OUR LEADER COFFEE 4 lbs., $1.04; lb....- 28C M. R. BLEND COFFEE lb 30c UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA regular 75c kind, lb...- 65

WILBUR'S COCOA

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AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP Wiyi Coffee or Tea order, 5 bars for 30 HONOLULU LADY PINEAPPLE, No. 3 can - 32C COMET BRAND EARLY JUNE PEAS, N6 cans, 85c; can 15C PROBONE BRAND KIDNEY BEANS 6 cans, 85c; can...- .. J5C

MONARCH BRAND CATSUP, new pack, 14 oz. bottles 23? SANDWICH TUNA FISH, Yz Ib. cans- IOC FRUITED WHEAT, breakfast food, package 23c DR. PRICE'S JELLY DESSERT, 3 packages '23-f SUNSHINE TAKHOMA BISCUITS, package 'Jc KIRK'S OLIVE SOAP, bar - -- 10c FORM HOUSE BRAND LARGE QUEEN OLIVES, full qts 42C FRESH FIG BARS,

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PEET'S CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bars. 59C TOILET PAPER, 3 rolls - 25c

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4947 Olcott Ave. Phone 960. East Chicago. Specials for Friday and Saturday November 1st and 2nd.

Lily Pure Cream Butter, in cartons . . . 62 Extra Fancy Dry Lima Beans, L lbs 35c "Our Best" 30c Coffee, special 4 lbs. for... $1.00 Beechnut Peanut Butter, 35c size for 30 Lippincott's Apple Butter, small mason jar 20c Kellocij's Com Flakes, family size, for 20 Bip: City Toilet Paper, mammoth rolls, 3 for. 25 Mazola Oil, quart can 65

Tall Cans Milk, 2 cans 25c Karo Syrup, Blue Label, half gallon cans. .,. . .39p Xew Kraut, large cans 15 Galvanic; Soap, lObars 59 Belmore Fancv Shrimp, 2 cans 29 Argo Starch, 3 lb. package 25e Handy Box Matches, 5 boxes 29c Swansdown Pastry Flour, large package . .' 38c

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