Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 175, Hammond, Lake County, 13 January 1920 — Page 6

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applied elsewhere. "Do not expect the taxes to be satisfactory to you." he said. "Taxes never please the pajer. but the- duty to pay is as iraportaut a.-; that fulfilled h thp soldier." The t.oldir did his work. It i.t not let tile duty ot" those who proflfe-d fmm the vcorV the poMier lid to p;i tlie hill, not only in France but here as well. To pav the cost of the war is as tnurh a patriotic dut r as to fight the war. UNRELIABILITY. t'nreliabllity is nne or the curse:? of the times. It seern3 almost impossible to get anyone to do a thing for you when he says he will or to do it richt when he finally docs come around. A man told us the other day that he had had three little jobs to be done around the place. riQulrinp different sorts of talent, and that, after desperate and long continued endeavor to persuade the proper artisans to come and do them, he returned home

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ck fence. We suppose that within three months more

he will come and do it. perhaps ri?ht. i IU liability is the trreatesr asset a man can hae in

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i-'r cr nt pr)" tlme R..m.mber that th malt j lhfk ng run. Combined with any ability at all, it

t . '-V,V. nat it uM . tie and that complatnta r i usjures ultimate success in life

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j-r'vtr? ,ri.e5ty to reach jt patrons on time B t'o.-r pt in ai v-i9n(T us when you do not gat your paper and i.l 8"t rr -!tuptly.

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ployer will tell you that he would rather have a reliable i man workine for him than a hriliant one. The brilliant j man imv le uffful at times but the reliable man is usetill always and the rmployor doesn't have to waste nerve j force worrying about him. Perhaps the mmi who is! j-'einp to fx our back fence is a brilliant man; he ver-j lainly acts like one. Go in for reliability, young man,!

FICTITIOUS FAMINES. . Te White House statement concerning the tuaarj ,::on make? one thing clear. There was not tin j - ' shiest foundation for the talk of aucar famine. The ' "---ni'lent has reached the 'onclusion r.u the basis of! , that the available sugar supply i.-i sufficient for j merican needs "even on the present unnecessarily largo : t.ania of consumption." America's consumption in 1 ft 1 5 : a-as 4.50.00" tons, cf which l,0o0,('" tons was ra ised ! in this country. The Cuban crop Is us. usually larpe, ai ' 1,800.000 tens, of which the Allies will take l.2a0.0' , tons, but in addition the Louisiana, Western berr. Ila- 1 wallan and Porto Kican products ill r;ach 2."J0O.t.nt. : ions, so that on any way of figuring there is a surplus ' for Adierka. I Tha mutual recrirainationt between the admiuiotra- 1 t;on. conarrens and th sugar board simply show how j nanly bungled the business was. If, as the. White House j statement tries to make appear, congressional action was j ceedfii last August, a prompt statement by the adminis- ! tratioa at that time of what was needed should have I been euacient to secure the legislation required. (

CLEMENCEAU'S PLAIN TALK. In a visit to his Chamber of Deputies constituency Premier Ciemeuteau tailed in a way that would have

and cet your salary raised. Ohio State Journal

A JOrRN'.M.ITIC student at Camp Meaoe the other day asked to take up bricklaying also, as a side issue and a sort of a precautionary measure in these days of unsettled standards.

P AP.AOR PHER in Kxrhanse savs. "If nobody else wants to fake the railroads, we will accept one either the Pennsylvania or the X. V. Central. I.et the Erie eo back to in folk who built it. They are to blame.' " AS soon as we bcain to cet enthusiastic oer some campaign for national economy which the government is carrying on it asks for .Miother sn.OrtO.Ofio to push the rood work a lone FOR the moment. Rabe" p..uth. home-run hitter par excrlb-nce. divides interest with Attorney General Palmer's destruction of profiteering. P)ROTHER HAYS is not losing any time spreading his Republican net so none of the votes the women want to throw into it will be lost.

PASSING the sugar buck is still one of the popular

"delighted" the heart of the late Colonel Roosevelt, when j official sports in Washington and other large centers

he urged on France the necessity of re-peoplin? the na-t.fo-3. His recipe of families of teu to twelve children would certainly be effective in time to accomplish the result. ThH problem Is one that troubled France long before tb war. Her families on the average had dwindled in size to an extent to cause real alarm. That Clemenceau should dwell on the subject In a friendly taik with people who know him as their representative r nd who can best appreciate his sincerity is proof that it Is a question of high importance. He also tenders some remarks on the subject of taxation that may be

of population and wisdom

THE German fleet sunk at Sea pa Plow Is to b destroyed. England thus has her original plan carried out anyway HOW long can Clemenceau maintain his popularity in France and advocate the German size of families?

WHAT may embitter the " wets" even more is that the decision was by a 55 per cent court.

I Income Tax Facts You Should Know

No. fi. Tha man or weman whose Income is from salary or wages has several thingH t.-i consider in making: out hia or her income-tax return. Tho full amount recivr.;l for personal services must W returned as gross income. Direct ex-ren-ics incurred in earning hia compensation, howevar, are allowable deductions. For ex&mpla, a traveling man selling .a. commission may deduct his railroad far and amounts paid for hire of vehisn e-j.ilir,e on bis customer- as a t pense,' but nm bis hotel '. v i;:h ts a personal or living

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rruit b rrpei'ed as income - yar In whi-'b th!y are received. .-sr;,i, r -vlion thev r earned. - T.n -ho in pn i-i on th ."th of ;!-5 r,!! 'i.i rciv't bl salary for , rr-'j rf pi-i.-nnhT, on .Tanu-

!! nc1'!'!" tho amount in t.ii. ti-- salary for De- . h h i" r'. t re:oived until

."..-: rv .. l t.e-d p.' b? included In nithouch it was entirely (,r"d (i'lrlne that v en r pr VTST-S MUST Jt! RSrOSTID. A sa'3'- '" " - .-o'-.rirsion credited to a - s-cojnt u!.je,.t to withdrawal r:t b :ncl'idd as income. Bonuses or Kr , .-,r-n of pretjr. aril is must be iw--i'-i t.ci thv are additional com-

Clft or other present from an employer li i.ot taxable. Compensation for fersoral services may be) paid for partly in cih and partly In board and lodging. In this evfcat. a fair value must be placed upon the room and meals, and the amount reported &s Income by the. employe. Salarlea of cltlcers and employes of State, county or municipal government aie exempt from taxation. The exemption does not extend J.o Federal employes and employes of the government of thy Idstrlot cf Cclumbia. Coropensatlon for personal services paid to directors and trustees of a corporation or society which Itse'f is exempt from taxation is taxable Income to the recipients. Witnesses in law suits are not employes of a State, and the fees received by such wltneses are subject to taxation. TXP3 AJUE XAJCABXX. Tips to porters, waiters, etc.. or act regarded as a gift, but as compensation for services rendered, and must be included In tb returns of persons by whom received. Money paid under a marriace settlement is a Ktft, and not taxable Neither alimony nor allowance hased on a separation is taxable income, though If such funds are invested the income derived from such sjuicf s must be reported for

Christmas taxation.

EASE THE PAINFUL1 RHEUMATIC TWINGE Sloan's Liniment will bring com. for ting rel ef quickly NEVER break, faith, Sloan's Liniment doesn':. Jutt pnnetraUi uiihout Tubb:ng end eases the external pain anc ache, rheumatic twinges, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica, lame, sore, itrainei muscles, bruises, sprains. For 38 years it has rone ahead winning new friends, holdine; old ones, strengthening it reputation as the World's Liniment. Clean, effective in relieving the aches and pains of men and women, this old family standby can be relied upen to do its work promptly and cure!-'. Don't be without 8 bottle another day keep it handy. MAJ1 Druegists 35c. 70c.. S1.40.

VHAT SHALL WE DO WITH IT? i in v. j. MotiiN i T-.-ltift rial unrest Is on onr hsnds in f ., velum's that "what shall we. do mr-.tt. X" become. most important H'lek-tion. Some idei rood or bud is at the tottorn of the unrest of labor. tu.-Xer.t of history will find few. if --!T Instances, where an 'iea looking t.-AuMs a serious change tn human -iviuaJ'.t or human eftairs has been killed ry Jills or glbKts. There 1 or.ly or.e way to kill a false t.'.eory or ld-a arid thet le by the truth.

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jhevUir. wren a or 1. "-.V. W. Is wrong 1i .3 and deportation may render them er.sifcl. but will hot k;l! ..::!rlcan labor is fair minded and

;-t.c and seeks Justb-e but is some- ? j..jvcid by false facts and falsa ries fnunda? en them, rsran-e not money. !s the root of :i . '".'Dritina' men rnust think -r.st the-- blnk determines their They !.nk very well but oft-

f. ,sa fil.'e ficts and statements as f-:r tart in I pc'.r.ts. ;;s, oT-e thslr miads but so few - s r-cg,r.!is this fact. If men lived tieir t elites t:ke hcs we ourht cs !t! i. period of sleepy content. F-'jes ars hlg"h bat the market shows rryioJr V- buy. Little chanty is as iced. O-? evlsyias- industries spend mil-I'.c-s -per year In polishing: up and jt4.-y.-g. risb-t and clean expensive mach'.r.ery and appliances. Tt? sems bad business as the pay rs'.I rr?bat!y exceeds all other items cf ei;er.s !n most lndustrtea The pay rsll for human service ar.d no hu-r.-.&n srvt:e is rtyht and efficient unlets the r.i'.nd of the human perform tny it rlgb.t and efficient. T.er l nc industry In the Calumet rb-T rhat employes even a. aingla nan which spend a dollar in keeplnir tae minds of tts workmen Uright and t-!2il,' r.r(-ht fcecausa clean with the. poitiih cf pood reading and study, flun bjos H'H fitted with falst and radical id that ar dtr!c.i ve 4f industry.

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There Is mcli propaganda conducted but rone for sound theories of industrial ecom. T.y, sound tb'.nkinr and sound acting. It is a s!;an-,e that the most educated man on earth, the American workman. Is fo nefrlerted. Look how he learned the technique of modern warfare! ry.it of books too, for be surely did not learn It by drill and practice. Why not teach him the s'-;nr. ef modern ind-istry and the true fa-;s of Industrial economy T

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SUPREME COURT TURNS DOWN BILL I l:4TERNTI0NAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON'. January 12. Pn-pr-o-ne Court Justice White today announced that the bill of the New Jerfy Itetall Liquor Dealers' Association attacking the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and the Volstrad aet. and sf-ckinsr to prevent enforcement of the law of New .lerse-.-authorit ies would not he reveived by the Supreme Court. The Supreme court, has no jurisdiction, said the chief justice and a mtizen of the state may not btinr sut sainst a state .

AMERICAN DOCTOR

HELD FOR RANSOM

Buy a gas range durine our r.ummaitei Sale at a great saving Northern In-I diana Gis 4 Electric rn. l-t;-5t!

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i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. A. L. sihelton, an American missionary doctor of the Foreien Christian Missionary bo-

j ety of Cincinnati, has been kidnaped best j by Chinese briirsinds anil :s being held

that money can buy and honest j J'or r9n"M1-- th st-" d"lirlm"1 wa . advised this afternoon by the Anicrleffort Can fumiSh. j,-,n iatin at IVktn. China.

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Toofli Paste

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CLEARANCE

Drawing Large Crowds

Daily

In this store the word "SALE" is restricted exclusively to a selling event which is in force for an entire month unless otherwise specified and in which all the merchandise is specially low. These values are unquestionably the greatest of the yeai.

Lonsdale Muslin

inche? Hire:

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full 36 of very

Lcr.sdsle

hr.e cotton; tu!i tk-icli. trong ar.J -"a.-th 42c; priced

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very iprciai vard iimil ) -

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28c

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Cover All APRONS Mad of chodced apron jftnaxa .fary good rvk; worth $1 .49; ipeeial fW Jattvy a SI. 00

JANUARY CLEARING SALE OF SHOES

LITTLE GENTS' BROWN AND BLACK High Cut Lace SLos Sizes 9 to 13':; regular value $4. Janusry tO Clearing Sale pair LADIES' CROWN AND GREY CLOTH KID Top Lace Saoes Regular $5 and $6.00 values. January Gearing 55 ad-A Sale, pair

SOYS' HIGH GRADE TAN CALF LACE Shoes Neolin soles; siwi Vi to 5'; regular value $5 pair. Jan- SkQ uary Clearing Sale, pair ' LADIES' BLACK KID COMFORT SHOES Nurte'a last; regular $6.00 value. Special January Sale price.

MISSES' TAN CALF HIGH CUT LACI Shoe English walking tact; regular value $5 pair. January CO AC Clearing Sale, pair MEN'S BROWN AND BLACK ENGLISH Walking Last Lace Shoes $10.00 value. January Clearing Sale, t-T QC pair a7w

COLLARS A job lot of linen and waterproof collars b.roken sires, soiled. Stle 7 c price

SHIRTS Men's heavy domet flannel shirts in srey and navy, double sewn, full cut sites; values up to S 1 AQ

0 m. a

$2.00

WOOL SOX Men's heavy wool sox. very durable and warm;

49c

SOX Men's all heavy bundle $1.39. Sal price

wool oi ;

double worth 98c

SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Men's heavy fleece lined shirts and drawers; shirts up to 46; drawers up to $42; 7 Q 4r

$1 values. Sale price.

GLOVESgloves.

t , r slurs, price

Sale

sale price 2 pair . .

Men's heavy canvas knit wrist. Special

25c

PLAYER PIANO MUSIC ROLLS After the holidays clean up: irguir 50c and 60c seilers, this sale. 10,r

SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Men's mixed wool shirts and drawers; values up to $1.95.

Sale

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price

$1.35

DINING CHAIRS Solid oak wood seat dining chairs; have panel backs, long post construction, braced arms; made strong and durable. January prt"Dg..Sft!:... $2.75 COUCHES Sanitary steel couches; can be made into a single or double bed; have 2 rows of coil supports, oxidized finish. January Q(Z OCT Clearing Sale price

EXTENSION TABLES Sohd oak round extension tables; have colonial base. 42 inch tops, extends to 6 feet when

open, opeciai January Clear

ance Sate price ....

$16.75

USED PIANO BARGAINS January Clearing of all Uprig.it Pianos taken in trade for r.ew Player Pianos. These consist of some very good instruments at a low price. FISHER UPRIGHT in good condition light ma- fi? "1 Ofi hogany finish, st.

EVERETT UPRIGHT, suitable

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BOYS' KNEE PANTS In mixtures ar.d corduroys ; broken lots and sizes. 1 OA

STEEL BEDS Continuous post steel beds, haw 2-inch posts, haavy fillers, in vernis martin or oxidized finish; sizes 4-0 4-6. January S 1 1 fir

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Sale price

Clea nng price

MEN'S SOX Men's heavy black cotton sox. strictly firsts. Special at 6 pairs CO-

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leginners, in

nut finish.

dark

$35

PEASE UPRIGHT in very good condition. January ftO Clearing Sale price. . . STORY & CLARK UPRIGHT, in first class condition; worth $200. Sale $1.69 price M WE CARRY a complete line of Player Pianos and Phoaorjraphs at all timfj. Cash or easy payments.

PORCELAIN CHAMBERS Medium size white porcelain chambers with covers: regu-

SHAKER FLANNEL 36 mch bleached shaker flannel ; heavy napped on both tides: a remarkable cloth and worth in a regular way 49c yard.

Our special price. OC-

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OUnNG FLANNEL 28 inch outing flannel; a large assortment of colors; regular 39c value. Special a

yard

10 yards limit.

lar value 50c. price, each . . .

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29c

BLANKETS Full size double blankets, wool finish; a large assortment of plaids in various colors: our regular $8.50 sKJT.t,y$6.98

BASE BURNERS AND OAK HEATERS 10 PER CENT OFF during this sale n all heating stoves.

PRO-UNO FLOOR COVERING Two yards wide; a large range of patterns and colorings to select frorry will give good service. Special for our January Clearing 69 C Sale, sq. yard

COMFORTERS Good quality full size comforters; covered in a good grade of material; a large assortment of patterns to choose from: Oj, 25 $5 values at

PARLOR SUITE 3-piece parJar suite; frames are made of solid oak; the seats and backs are upholstered in genuine brown Spanish leather: have? guaranteed construction; $85 value. January CCC

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caring

Sal

e price.

LADIES' KNIT VESTS Ladtes" medium weight, high neck, long sleeTes knit vests; size 36 only; good value at 69c. While th Ut lasts, A C -

CROCHET COTTON J. & P. Coats mercerized crochet cotton in sizes 30 and 50; colors and white; 12'2 yards more on ball than any other make;

1 2c value. Special Q

this sale only. ball.

TURKISH TOWELS Turkish towels, size 19x40 inches; double thread, very 6ae; 69c

quality. Specially 1Q

priced at each

TOWELINfJ Tewefing. 17 inch wide, bine border; this is toweling mad of leen aad cotton and called ntioa; a very desirable cloth anc! worth regular 29c Our 1 Q

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special price, yard.

DINNER PAILS Heavy trained dinner pails .4 a ad i cjt. size, with cup and plain bp; regular valua $1. Janry Clearing Sale 7Q price 7

COAL HODS NWber 17 gai vanized coal hods, corrugated side, heavy flat handle; regular vahie 90c. Jan- Q

MEITS HEAVY WOOL MTXlD UNION SUITS Beautifully made in all sizes ; worth $5. January Clearance O 7L Sale priee O.O

MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATER COATS Heavy make and warm; broken sizes; values up to $450. Sale 0 95 price JJO.st&sJ

ASH SIFTERS-r-Wood box ah sifters, galvaaized wire sifter. January Clearing IKc Sale price, each '"

Double Stamps Mondays and Thursdays

TIMES WANT ADS BRING RESULTS

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