Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 26, Hammond, Lake County, 2 August 1919 — Page 10

THE TIMES T wo Factories Making Desserts for Hotel's Pie-eating Guests '1 II I Orchard White in For tan and sunburn Thrift Monday at , Tax 2 c. 40c bottle 29c . Turkish Towels

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More people are beginning to realize that Monday at this store, offers unusual saving opportunity. Special purchases are featured in good quality merchandise, that p rovide values, that will make you realize this store leads in service toou. Come when the store opens Monday at 8:30 A. M. Stamps given with all purchases. Save This Ad-Read Carefully It Means Money to You

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It Is the oaly hotel la the world that keeps two factories working eeven days a week turning out desserts for its guests. When the Hotel Hoheazollern, at NeuwciJ, Germany, became Uncle Gain's Hotel aaJ Theatre, a revolution also tcok pla.cin the kitchen. "Apfel Strudel" became applo pie, end kumml took a back seat for ice cream. The army provides the mora substantial eatables for the boys, but as seen &s Neuweid became a leave center, the men frcm the -whole Third -Army Corps, comprising the 1st, 2nd and 32nd Divisions, began swarming Into town by the thousand lois, and there was such a run. on desserts at Uncle Sam's Hotel that there never was enongh. Appeared, then, on the eeen the Y. ilT C A. Back of the hotel is a

bakery. The "Yw took thla OTer and turned it Into a pie plant. Next door to the pie plant Is another building which the "Y" leased and transformed Into an ie cream factory. Ice cream and pie makers were installed In the two buildings, and soon Uncle Sam's was the rnecca for every pie-and-ice-cream eating doughboy in the Third Army Corps, which ia just the same as Eaying the Third Army Corps. The "Y" followed this np by installing a theatre which provides the boys with movieB and shows In the hotel. "Tho BessertB that Made Neuweid Famous" are a "Y" enterprise that is paying big dividends in contentment for the boys who are compelled to remain overseas far away from friends and homo.

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Boys' Union Suits

jleeve6 to IS 45c

White checked, nainsook; less, knee len.cth; ages 6

years. Thrift Monday

Men's Athletic and Knit Union Suits

Men's Hose

Lightweight, double sole; black, gray, navy, white, cordovan, helio

and purple; first quality. Thrift Monday, pair

19c

NATIONALIZE RAILROADS IS NOW PROPOSED

WASHINGTON", Aug-. S. N-atlonallza

.. ui mo raiiroaas inrcugh govern-.;

ment ewnership, with stabilization of transportation costs And charges, ressonable stability of wages and reduced cost of living- necessities arp proposed

la a ball which Representative Sims, of Tennessee, former chairman of the ' house Interstate and foreign commerce j

committee was to introduce In the house today at the request of organized railviiy labo-. Summarized, th biU piovlde?: PurrhfiSB by the KOVfir;iicnt on i;.i.:jn as deternr'ned f nally b the courN. Oppra .or by ' 1i'-'- cra.e of nf'cen.

Men's Work Shirts Union made fine quality Blue Bell,

collar attached, double sewed and

flat felled Beam. 14 to 18. Thrift Monday ..

75c

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Strictly high grade Ftandard makes. Short sleeves, long sleeves, kaee or ankle length; ecru or white peeler yams; finest small check nainsooks. Union suits, 3 for $3.75, or each $1.29 Men's Dress Shirts

o special lots

$1.35 $1.65 $1.85

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Men's Trouser Sale Special lots at 2 $3 $-95 $g-95

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Old Soldier testifies to wonderful merits of Number 40 in Constipation, Stomach Trouble and Catarrh. National Home, "Wip.. May 12. '19. '"tt"hen I commenced taking Numbers 40 For tha Elood. I was suffering with fhronio constipation of a good many yrars standing, which finally developed Into ftnmach trouble which got so bad I v.-as unable to eat anything- that did not '-ause great sufferlne. I tried n rnn.i

many doctors as well es everything I! ciency of their organization or the skill could hear of that was recommended for! of the management. my complaint. I was also troubled1 "This wuld be the first etep In solvw!th catarrh of lor.? standing and I had; the problem of the high cost of livdopsi?al sweliincs In mv ft nv-isi ing. as the cost of transportation enters

nica me doctors sail was caused bv a

five to b' chosen by ihe preside.; to ropreser.t the puillv.-, flev to be el-.ted by the i; 'rating o7:. 'als and five by thi clasiHed employes. Equil ivisioa of 'fiplus. aft'!'- raying fixed charges and operating costs, between the public and the employes. Automatic reduction of rites when the employers share of surplus Is more than five per cent of gross operating revenue. The regional operation aa a unified system, and. Building of extensions at expense of communities benefitted in proportion to the benefit.

Sinls said the bill was requested by

the heads of the four railroad bro

hoods and the ten affiliated railway

t'anizaticti? of the A. F. of L. nurr.berlt'g j

2.200,000. Explaining the bill Sims said: "The proposed law would leave thai

valuation of the railroads to the courts. p:ovidinar review on appeal from ha ndingi "r a properly constituted app raisenu nt board, li tne decisions of tl is body or of th virt ir would p-y ba:k every hones: dolli- put into the rsllroads. is?uinij "It tfire government bonds at per ce-it. would wor'i rit every stage by peaceful, constitutional methods. "It would establish harmony between the public interest, the interest of the wage earners and capital: would protect the public against exploitation for the

benefit of either capital or labor

would n?sure the public of reduc

rates exactly equivalent to any increase ir. en rning power which the employes might create for themselves by the efti-

Curtain Scrim Yard wide, regular price is 20c per yard; white, cream and ecru. Oa sale Thrift Monday, ni - yard l$iC

Madras Waists

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Just unpacked new Madras Waists, the blouse

for the "business woman; high or

low neck; $1.69 value for Mon-

$1.19$

HOUSE DRESS Standard gingham suitable for porch wear; straight lined and comfortable; our $1.95 garment for Manat - S1.29 ENVELOPE CHEMISE Crepe do chine, lace trimmed with ribbon straps; our $3.95 garment Monday S2.79 SEMI-ELASTIC GIRDLE Of pink, for athletic or sport wear; our $1.50 garment Monday at 9SC

Home Needs Basement

OIL MOP

Baby Blankets

69c

Blue or pink checks size 30x40 inches. Thrift Monday, each..

and figures;

Sprutex, heavy wool with steel frame, adjustable handle, with 50c bottle of polish; $1.25

value. Special at mmM

79c

Sweet Marie Toilet Soap 5c per bar regular, special 8 bars for 2 5c

Baby Petticoats

48c

Gertrude Outing Petticoat, best

quality; 75c value. Thrift Monday

Wash Tub, galvanized, with drop handle, medium size. Monday special at '-$1.29 Wash Board, top notch, large rubbing surface, well made; 9Sc value. Special at 59c

Electrlo Iron, Rochester, high grade, guaranteed iron, highly polished; regular $6.75 size at $5 93 Cup and Saucer, semiporcelain, very Epecial at, pair 9Qr

Dinner Plates, semi-porcelain, very attractive pat

terns. Special each at -22c

Into the price of every commodity which

weak heart. I had about

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Voile Curtains

yards long, hemstitched edge, lace trimmed; sell at $1.43. Thrift

Monday special at

98$

given up hope 13 w" -

of being much better when I saw an ad against increased rates, or assurance or

of your No. 40 in a countrv paner and1 reduced rates, would inspire industry concluded to try it. 1 felt so much bet-! with confidence, would increase the purter after taking one bottle that I sent! chasing power of the dollar and would direct to you for three more bott'e. 1. break the vicious cycle which now exhave taken about two and a half bottles j ists whereby every increase in wages is nr.d while not feeling entirely well.- I; reflected an increase in the cost of feel by continuing the use of 40. I will production."

ret to feel as well as I could reasonably;

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'xpect for a man of mv age, 75 y

I hardly know how to estimate t.c : value of the benefit T have already re-J reived from the use of No. 40, and ch-er-j fully recommend it to any one suffering ps I was." Morris Law. Witness to!

BLAMINGPACKERS FOR HIGH PRICES

signature. Nelson IT.

ibirtation of

tfon'tnuefl from -page one.)

Pease. 40 is a!' . .

mmnination or tha bet alterations se-1 ,. i

"lea irora tne Dest prescriptions re-1

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of every district

United States will be

f.''t.hau. t-varsvllle, Ind., 4'J years a drusgist. I Sold by Jos. Weis, Hammond: Central j Trug Store, Indiana Harbor. Adv. i

! us..1. it was stated in official circles to

.s.aTs u.ti a n a a c q l LESSONS IN OPTOMETRY BY E. C. CARROLL Of Carroll A Nekton

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condition or the etes

VvTiether glasses are or are not needed in every cmpc Too many pooplo imagine that age has everything to do with it. Excepting in rresbynrti (old ace) ago isti't to be considered at all. It is 'the condition of the eyes that counts. And the condition an be determined in but one. way by undergoing a careful examination bv an Optometrist. We cannot (1VAHANTEK anything, but we promise cur patient? the best obtainable results.

CARROLL & NEWTON Optometrists and Jewelers 1S6 State St, Hammond. Ind t n era a b c a o a s o a

day. PACEEE3 AOAIK ACCUSED. Immediate relief from the high cost of living could be prccured if the large packing concerns would release foods which they have in stomge. Miss Jessie J;. Haver, legislative agent of the National Consumers League, declared in a statement today. 'President Wilson has only to speak he word and action against the packers on the basis of the reports made by the federal trade commission, would accomplish the results that thousands of women throughout the country are demanding." Miss Haver said. COMPARES TEEM TO GEXUOAWS. "The greed for power of the packers Is just like that of the Germans." she said. "Of course it may rot sem Just ns brutal as the killing of Belgian babies by bayonets, but the starving of American babies by packers is just as bad as the atrocities in Belgium. Children are actually starving because of the high prices of foods. STIEBJ3TO TIP BOLSHEVISM. "We fear Bolshevism and wonder why it threatens but a little garment-maker told me recently that the people of the masses are becoming radical because they are going hungry. I li.ve heard ot great mobs of people rushing to buy decayed watermelons, Rimply because, it was selling foT two cento a me-l-n and vp cheap. "The packers are doing mere to stimulate Bolshevism in thl scountry today than any other one agency. The Kenyon-Anderson bill now 1 f ore congress f or the regulation of the pack' tng industry would do much for the re

Children's Dresses

Best standard gingham, all pretty

designs. Just received; $2.95 value.

Thrift Monday

$1.95

NOTIONS Stickerel Braid White and colored edges, for all trimming purposes -4V2C White Pearl Buttons, good quality, fisheye or plain, a?st. sizes q Sl!k Luster Crochet and Embroidery Cotton, all colors 4C

Thrift Monday in Shoe Dept.

Women's Princess Siippera Has patent front Btay, side gore, rubber heel, cushion inrier soles, extra quality $3.25 seller; pizes

4 to S. Special, pair

Energlne The great dry clean

er, everywhere at 55c. Special

Limit 2 bottles.

Bon-ee White for white canvas

or cloth, will not rub off; 10c value for

12.29

dry clean-

.15c

canvas 5c

GROCERIES MILK Pet or Cornation (10 limit), special per can 14i2c SOAP Water Queen Laundry Soap, 10 bar3 COFFEE R. C. M. has good fla vor, 3 lb. can 29 BAKED BEANS Monarch No 2 size can, 3 cans 43c WEEMS TOMATOES No. 2 can, solid pack, per can ... I2V2C ARGO GLOSS STARCH" 1 lb. pkg gc FANCY RED ALASKA SALMON Very good, can 28c BEE BRAND EARLY JUNE SIFTED PEAS No. 2 size, 3 cans Qq YELLOW CORN MEAL for your breakfast muffins, lb 5V2C TOILET PAPER Chrysanthemum crepe, large size, 3 rolls for 29C

size and

10c

Unbleached, suitable in quality for dish cloths. Monday only each

Irish Linen Damask

72-inch genuine Irish linen damask, a wonderful quality selling regular

at $3.50 yard, special yard

Bed Sheets

sheets

31.79

Pepperell unbleached she

and the old fashioned quality, Monday only.

ts, 81x9!),

Bed Spreads

$1.98

76x82, in a good plain hemmed. Monday only

crochet quality,

Pillow Cases

Hanover scalloped pillow cases,

pillow cases, 42x36; selling regular

at 50c each. Special each

37c

Bed Spreads

S0x90 Rippelette bed spreads, a summer item of super-quality; plain

hemmed and reduced from $3.23 to

$2.69

Children's Union Suits

49c

Children's waist union suits, regu

lar 75c value. Thrift Monday

Infant's Vests

Infants' fine lisle band vests, no

pins or buttons needed; 35c value at

!3c

Ladies' Linen Hdks.

Ladies' linen ban Jktrchiefs, scal

loped edges, very f-p?-cial at 2 for

I5c

Those bills would allow the establishment of co-operative buying and selling concerns, which, she added, are now boing stifled by the racking combine. There is a fine prospect of the women voting in 1920. said Miss Haver, and if some action hasn't been taken before the Housewives o"f America get th ballot, then you can look to sec very definite results from their oppression by hi-h prices. This question is very c'ose 'o the heart of every woman '.n the V. Sand the political party that fails to take notice and strive to relieve the situation is bound to feci the pressure of opposition from the worn mi who will soo.i have Never Such a

REMEDY FOR PILES

Uef of the high rrievs. Miss Haver aid.0ji Titasville, Pa. Adv.

It will cost any suff;rer 30 cents to prove that bleeding, itching or protrouding piles, no matter iiow chronic or how painful, can quickly be helped. Go to E. L.. Reid. Calumet Bldg., East Chicago; Central Drug Store, Indiana Harbor; Harry's Drug Store. Citizens Bldg., Hammond. Ind.; Mattern -.Drug Co.. Whiting. Ind., today, hand E. L. Reid. Calumet Bldg.. East Chicago; Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor; Harry's Drug Store. Citizens Bldg-. Hammond. Ind.; Mattern Drug Co.. Whiting, Jnd.. 30 cents, say "I want a jar of San Cura Ointment" and if you aren't satisfied your money back. Yes, and more: try San Cura Ointment for old sores that people say will never heal, for fever sores, for itching skin, eczerc, tetter, salt rheum, chapped hands, face or lips, for ulcers, carbuncles, boils, sore nipples and broken breasts. It draws out poison, that's the secret or the wounderful success of San. Cura Ointment: that's while It fo quickly heals scalds, burns, cuts and bruises. It's test to use Saa Cura. Soap at all timMT it is a great aid In banishing

w.-iipjili nd the germs of! military guard.

disease. S3 cents. Thompson Medical

the vote. Pending in the senate ?day was a resolution by Senator Myers, of Montara. to inquire into the -fleets of inflated currency, and one bv Senator McKellar. of Tennessee, provid'r.g for a thorough investigation by a special senate committee.

Senator Ktrby has drafted a resolu-j tion which would result in a Mil to fix j

prot.ts on ioodstufts. l nis nv.ever. will be opposed by many senator", including Senator King of Vtah and Senator Reed of Missouri, wli.) declared that experience has shown prica-fixing to be a failure. Senator Reed, of Missouri, was preparing a speech on the high cost of living today which he announced he would deliver in the senate in a few dys and stated that he would make " a few -sug-

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gestions of unlegislatlon living costs."

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HAMMERSTEIN DIES LAST NIGHT

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 NEW YORK. Aug. 2 Messages

sorrow and condolence from all parts of the country poured into the home of the late Oscar Hammerstein today. The noted operatic Impresario died at Lennox H1U hospital last night after an extended illness, brought on by a complication of diseases. The body will lie in state at a funeral parlor on upper Broadway at the edge of the theatre district, it was said, and hundreds are expected to pay tribute to hia memory.

LIVERPOOL TRIKERS RIOT f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 L1VERPOOU Aug. 2. Following r.nthroaki of tootng by strikers.

troops with fixed bayonets patrolled I

the streets here today. All of the danger spots were kept under ftrong

Buy Stock at Home In Successful Home Companies Gary National Life Insurance Company The Gary National Life Insurance Company is a Gary Company. It is making a wonderful record. Although little more than one year old, it is" making a record equal to companies 8 and 10 years old. GARY NATIONAL ASSOCIATES COMPANY The Gary National Associates Company is a Gary Company. It is a mortgage, loan and investment company. We make loans on first mortgages in the Calumet region. And loans on farms in the best farming district in Indiana. No loans over 50 of the valuation. THE STOCK We are selling 6 participating preferred stock in the Gary National Associates Company, and stock in the Gary National Life Insurance Company, for a short time only in Gary and vicinity. Most of our stock we are selling in new territory outside of Gary. This is probably your last opportunity to acquire stock in these two wonderfully successful companies. MORTGAGE BONDS We have a few gilt edge 5 farm mortgage bonds and 6 Calumet District improved real estate bonds. These are coupon bonds backed by gilt edged mortgages. Not over 50 of the valuation of the property. For particulars, write, call or phone. GARY NATIONAL ASSOCIATES CO. GARY THEATER BLDG. GARY IND. PHONES 3423-4-5.

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