Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 187, Hammond, Lake County, 27 January 1920 — Page 5

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I A I S i I I I I 'i I'4 i i i" int.err-.at.otml .sta.rid,ird. They -iy t'vC,

B-fil Uii 1 i EiPfJL dumping on foreigners and the c-

hau.it' nn cf German" by selling at undervalue v ould c ?. and German : wup.-s n! profits would rise corres-' p o n J i n g i y . Tho china. t;'.is:i anl njr !iv,r" man - j uf.etur.-rs s.mi! to i : 1 i. u e dumpir ' declaring th.::t hv cxp.-rt alorii litnuf !

foreign echat),e he obtained to!

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! h-. !.-: no ulo-red lierr ;

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- j n.a.r oat ' v : y t ! honors sire act-j Economists See Menace in i '-' ' " ' ; tends p.to i r ! i4 : : c-i - i t s v. oi-h rt.-,;

Dumping German Goods j lrS:';:; r;;';;:: :!

on Foreign Markets

Bon'f Sunsr I-ro in rises

Jiomiilr PaekaKe of Fumon J"jrnm:j '!ie llmmeut Nov Ottered Free to 1'rove tthut It ill It for Yon. Pyramid Pile Treatment Hvs auick roii.'f imm UoMt:. uierdinr or protrui!f. :!!uh. uetnorrlioidb and

mm; It fh's i!!1r!' ;'nt at present la j in c'jir;1 th- Hammond P.ealty Co, I n i iift Hammond buitdlt.K. .!rs. Jo. j il. llnyri, 1. very wU known In Ham ) mori'! and the wife of Jos. F. Mytr.

advert lalntr man for Tnm Tmnis. Mrs. fjlehop lit a. rM'I'nt of Chicago a."t ft U'lur of Mrs. .Mair. Mi. E S. JotiM la lit at her home

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"el t'-'at,"e 'r'n"t'i ' ':r : AlUIIi ILLI

J tie jirayer meetiiiij connected w ith I

tha revival Bt the Methodist ohui rh 1 h will l hold at tho following homes j between tha hour of ten nnd ton-thirty ' ! Uiiimrrow morning. lira. V. II. H..Vi

in. in. 11 ft I'arrwU at.; Jim. Car! Ncl- ZZ

"ti. i f iotrr.lt. at.; Mrs. J. 1". 1 mncan. ;

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on ;:i!riLC'th street with the lnilufmu. i " Inrr::hni ave, lri. J. A. Hfujn-; j 9 herd. Hi ,ay at., nl Mrs. (.". E. Or- j

Dun'nit a:i'i daughter! '". '' J'-'"1 t- i 1

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Xltsj Ela:ior of ST Hohniun n'.rcet. lf

for California Sunday to remain ur.tll 'pr!nu .

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tral nowtifiap'-rs and t : . 1 j-.-:rnuU r-s-, rrived hers show- that tiu;-i ti n-.t of G"r-;

tr.i clurf f ;i.ii.ivivl i . r. u . I rx.yriyl. j '!'!:- 'iUti Taui-hia'.t pidnta out! t'i,.'. prr nt iti'rnian n;i : i; 1. 1 ) !iu j C'.iR's iir-! U-ss than ihosi? of Kr. ! !-h . 1 VriiOv!i or .mi" i.-an i.;:iui! f a ft ti r rs, j and t'ns ris n r.n.t of mi"i;: in i f-r iuanv ha Ip.'mi !fs tiinnt

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man gnn.'.s is aiitatins t'1'.'.

and G-'m;-Mi f-i 'ot'.oi:: l:-' ;- ra'jch (!cmri:: is itt s. value of fhe r-rnia:' i::.tt ". O'Trtrif i payers point out. fh it th continued fa'i j of the rrvarU rviM only to iin. t ror'vfr.? of Jermi.. fsporiprs .i::'. t:ii govprpment control of nnirtuf n-tur-t . ' : prices should be .! :sr out mn ei! . T:.-'t. ! they say. prices wl'.l c'.iml. ip t-i those abroad, and th value of lh mark will in'-rease Th- department mark permit Ocr-j man goods to he sold in adjac.-i'.: cou:i-! tries at from a fifth to a third o." th.ij rojt of produclig ili-iii in those co.mtrles. ! Tha German economis's sr fotr.t- ; Ingr out that it government coti-i--.; i i production 1s removed and ?r :t r fj -turers who export ar allowed to Just Yellow Mustard I for Backache, Lumbago

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Jt. ' ' ........ ' ryrnnsfij tit Certainly line rtl Work Such W ondrri Ho tiu'ckly.

fu -h rectal troubles, in th" prlracy : oi our homo. cirnt.H a i.-ox at all I

(iniusrlsta Take no substitute. A r.ir !"'; often relieves. I'rec aiml le for 'ITIal ntaiii:d In pl.iin wrupl -i, it j ou fend coupon below.

IMm Sima Uuxo v'.alted with Mr. i 1 and Mr a. ltllter at Oak Turk end re -; porta they tire both irnprovlnj; alter a -:i I':if tiineaa. Mm. JlllKr la a alatar of; ZZ M la i lug u. j i , i The So ar.d So Ciu were Cells-htful- 1

j )y entertained by Mrs. C. Beiar.d at : j V,ord from the be.lsuie of Attorney! !,e.r home In Irackert at.. M'or;day eve- I Si II. C. Cleveland brings tlie welcome in-, n'.UR. Tim diversion of the evening 'S: i i . t t Ku ... .. iu Liniu.1 Wt-re carna a r.d i-onfes aftF.r ir y i W !

I luriimiinn I .ii. ui . "ni'S in. I ii i;i c-....t-, o - i ly improvint. However. It wlil prob-' it luncheon waa enjoyed. rj

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h fj-.i te a sm cro a.'cident wlnl at ' iVitio as Teacher, io t'. IUprt.;l'1 , or.l at Har"nroond. Sh.e vai viCciilent :

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FRFE SAMPLE COUPON ttramid rRro comimnt, e;3 i'jrainli lUJs.. Marshall. Mich. Ivln-ttr rP'l nr n Fre amiiV of Pyramid rile lrtmii3t, to plalu wrapper. Name Street Citr Statu

I ably be a number of weeka before he. ; will b-i able to resume his work once' Mra. E. I. Matthewa and da-jjrhter. I niore. j-M.a. F. Conwav of 5S1 State Line I-

I sireet are both Id.

Miss Helen Stoiley entr'a.ned sv-i r

! er.il frienda last eveninc in honor of' The I"borah Aid Society wl

her sister. Mrs. 11. 1'. Oiandler. of w ith M t f . V. 1 1 Hawkins, :t". 1'w

H:n enswood. who is leaving tor ( 'a I - : " ' 1 ''"t. Wednejiday for a e cla'. after- ' !

iforuia. next Friday to mak her fu-i tioor-. ' hire honif . Tiie evening was pleasant- - ,

4y siifni with sanies ami mti.sie, after! Anion.; the I la.T.m.-.nd visitors apend- ; n ' htch a dainty two oinrsn liinch- tn this w '-'-k in J a--k s-.r. i lie, Fla.

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waa served, (.'overs were laid for 1!

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Mason ars M: . and Mr. i !

MiHsea Km ma and Louise haul. Mi!dr-'d ; frank . I?.lx of TIarnmond. G.irrtt t. Minnie and Marie AhVoom, Sirs

II. I'. Chandler. Mrs. Vn. Ahlborn. .1 r

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t-rd i'ivlv from ;ti 'njiry to 'i'r; Isca.l. Slie W3S k'ivi'ti niAdica ! aciit in ni.d was able . '. ..... " her Hnmi last Friday. Special .'iui? Tu'iM.l n' M 'chitjan City Is Iiearlne lh H-.tver Hint Iim.-Ii case in tha Circuit Court t '.!. weeii. an-1 expects to tek" up major por-1 tlon of th week with it. This la u-, cation week it; th. Circuit Court, last, week beinir the end of the .'."overnner ,

i I j term. i G to 'Smother's oil mussy mustard pla.s- j Mrs John r. -"chaffer was cared ter or poultice generally brought relief ; TTatr.mond tho c.trly part of tho we,v. .",i,st tt,.T in the severest on ncco-int of the death of a sr-ter. ;

cju.cs. but it t.um.-sl t.r.a ' J-"ph :ohiincr. blistered like N I .Voyio...s V--y. w-.o i-ft for th-ir.-n Tsir."; tVost st vral 'norths a an is back in

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Mrs. W, ' 'ooper, Mrs. Chan. Ahiborn ; !er street is ,11. , and Miss Helen htcd.- y. j .zl j There n iH be a meeting of the cm- i ( The K riual Franchise l.oacne nvt n'ii'it for the proposed Memori.i! !at nir;i'' and .oinp!-".l nrra l::i,l. m tb ly hall V"iI nfsiiay at tsj

for our $5 tables We most cordially invite you to inspect these wonderful advance rpnng models. This is the first store in Hamrncncl to specialize o;i $3.00 Hat. We have had many a compliment relative to th value of these hats since we opened this department a month ago. New hats are added each day -correct styles direct from the leading fashion centers. Regular $7.00 and $3.00 values at $3.

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wa served ior f';1, on rriuay evnaiK, Jan. .o.nn. at. seven y ! ! o'c'oi-k. Mrs. t'ulla Vayintrer, who lias Ari.u hq:.' in of 1 sMo,nes, J-.wa. tn '

j lor th-? past is J ear iicn pi .on ,i,,,igi!,.r ,f Mr. and Mrs. Petef jyais t i

tn- . . i. i. o. no " . .1 o i i , ; j a . ,.ni,e. ;s l y ill witn .

-d t'v n. en. '.era of the Weatn.ir.. ' '-ents for t:.e i. toiy j-anqu-

Uim',1 h..r i-o.-k. t, I given Bt the IKim.-ond c.,i

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SEE OUR $5 WINDOW

Clearance of Men s $3 &? $4 Fin Fe)t Hats

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SOCIAL NEWS!

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scatters concession ; oei n. 'uif a t.ii.-t.-n v.inl! fird that i r.uefduy even in lias be

I tn-iiana. wm r,e t spe.iR.-r or t'.e eve-. , m.ik.';i Mr. and Mrs. Lirsun ' i

i i i -r- her subject wi'l be thu "New Cit-i j,lvl. ) , x . o'.v. eg wilii ii-r for ; ! izen." Jii'lS" P.eiter ami Jude lhach .,-. na. w,,,,!4 i 1 will also speak. There will ho muic1 iif 'fahtf-ii Kuipriae party waa Biven!Ej

. y an ..rci.esrrA. lU Ke.s ;na n i ( a . !hr. U!jlft(, (irammer (i-hool. V.'est ; ,-;,r''d "'r,",J '' Mr9' W- ,,at,"n or, Hammond, in honor of Helen Keller on ' j Mrs. Grace Conroy. phones 405 or SfiH.J ;;t,t Jay , th 0.-cas)on wa9 h r I ! - " i birthday and u three course d'nner ve.s 1

Jl:ss Verna K.MIpt. wi.o i-

lr. v i'l'a-ns. of S6 Stat I .in-'

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I r t; - ' s . o i' this e 1 ? y . 1 niirrinc" In the :,r- -s'r

home on 1.

pain desfroyoT-a la Just as hot tin the old fashioned plajittv It is much quick-r; cleaner and nvm eff-jctive arid ca&aot blister.

It's a grrat externa" remedy Just rub .,! , peif; ie oe inai it on wherever ai'hes, pains, inflatnmn-I . , . , 1 of February.

i:on. congestion or sweair.u f tsi an 1 1 i a vti r fow minutes .he relief you have lonK'd for surely n.'nves be. :ttsv ' lii'it io.s raJr.." 30 and 60 cents. A !.

r of f rienda and ok tins morn t.u J

ra 1 Wed-

while IwSty'a Must, j oww.k to sickness in tlo tamilb.-j of; 'n tarlne, made o f ; t'"t co.u.n.itt" at;. I also sickness !a ,; . f,., w r '.1 - ' m iiy t-e ho-is 1-1 k ! , .; It a-l vi 'bl v ,-

tiird a. n 1 other' '' the supper tir.t.; a tr...re op- c:,c.. of a lare n

port lire I'tne. 1 r;i:f -V s at e:t;!,t ii

The r-.arria?e bans of l.-o Gartner, :i the S'. .lovepi, rl -ir.-h. the an! Ko Wiiltr. livms; ir the city. was per 1 or m.-l by the Cv. .1

w,-r- pubashed in Ft. Ma r". -hur'-h fr ' k :.. Tnc attendants n(r Miss Wiri-' th t'ret time on Sunday. T'-e you nir fr d Hsrrnie of Kasc '!,-ao. and 1

rrl ; I tV? .-.rly i-art , !:; -!i..r.j .1. V.;'::nr. a l.retni-r of !:;

ride. Jenn Uiiciuim bro t h-r-; I:-1 a -a of

O. P. Wors'ey expects .i ba'.e to-'1 the r.-n-i act-.l us Co- u.-lor. .harij latter part of the vee'e '.' r a l.-mi' ; Ant;-:!:;.? iioiejui.t. 1; ;. of Hi- srof.ni. ! j trip to California, beinir ie.t-r-'sie i in, was the flower girl, t h brnnor o" the! i real estato In tli.it state. j Yotintr I.adies Soiioii'v v as carrif ! by i

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32SM 1 pnentnoni't tit Madison. Wis . where she 1

j was attendine school, is somew b.at lin-l la-y i:. Williams, daughter of; proved. 1l r father and ruoher M -. an l;

, 1 Mrs, v. .1. McAlccr are w.t'i f,. ;-. !

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The I.. A. 10 ; ;e j -. wt'l meet tomorrow ;. ft rno. n 1 the 1. O. O. F. Unil. Pu m .- of importance.

I'd. Th .." ioe--nt were; The :'

Misses i'nlii iitzii. Snejl. Krots. Kicrm'ii : fieaves. Knnr.l;.'( Shanley. Ihitison Rnd I li

Mis. Keller. ih. are teachers of tne j s'di .! and Mrs. Keller, mother of M.ss ; K 1 1 c ; . ' ar.l " - R. .7. S!!:r.fi- f ? . Z. Ilotn'nn ti't. were e-illed to 1 T, !'"a pro J 011 fl',, vint .;f jee death of Mr. Steel- j S lean's si't'-r. M rs j. . Su'.iivan . ; M'a. Jul his M'yu Is ill with th In- j ; ft'.'Ti at her home in Glendale Tark.

For Wednesday and the balance of the week we offer a special lot of Men's Soft Hats at $1.95. They embrace a number of fine "makes," such as Gumble, Paragon, etc. They're worth $3 and $4; in a good range of styles; colors are green, gray, brown, blue and black; all sizes at $1.95.

$3 & $4 Hats $1.95

LESSONS IN OPTOMETRY EY R. C CARROLL Of CarraTI A NfwVin

SOUS PXOFX.X D03TT ATTXTTD TK3 kovies TteiiA their r;,-es are hpi'I 1 thereby. That need n.i Ionic.-- b siven as a reason for fofu:n-c ) patronii'e inoviner p:.-ure.. F'-r eyes that nrc srtisitlvo to briaiit lipht a lense can be furnished that vi!'. remove ail the difficulty complained" 'd'. These lr.i-.-c can Iiaie vrur correction ground into them,

i'lr. Gi'es V.'urner will eo,.e;ir3 tha iliirmon.v '"Itio at en e-1 h i r : y luuch-ooi

; I.adies Sodoii'y carrif! by j Ht T!1- " onntty - .un tomorrow. " cu-

Miss Irene Gre--,-; of ('hi.Msn, it i ihe M.i-se Helen Iteinert. C 1 1, it i no 1 U' "'. Jan- -.t. spen 1 1 on. xa few .lays a' the home t,l . Koih and iiiiinm Ai:si'-;". the choir of; Mr. aid Mrs. Charles Ret uii. S-ie rami f J(.ejih's church suih;. ;. is IK-rti.t:ie ! Mrs. tVaiter T'.ielefebU left for I.os or. Saturday. i 'err.iak ami Summer Tm-Vl satis A -: Ai.e',es. Ca!.. to remain i..til aprimt.

Mrs. .1. M. fi!r ''a!: h t f :-.!' ' ; er.tr-j Maria. The bride wore a uown of white! j

Mrs. '. i Johnson of Fontiac. M -ch ,

GARY POLICEMAN i! DIAMOND SELECT j 1 A icorHiiK to iate repotts frim t:c ; !.. -half world, chief of Fo'ice Forhis j .f Gar", may lo one of hla staff of ! l

off.ee. a the r.er future.

Right Now is the time to Buy Clothes for next winter The Prices have been Greatly Reduced

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i ter the ofiM.i ; cer-tno.-v hreakftstj

i was serve i at t''i" home of the bride.

1 he nouie was prctt.iy d-i orated in r-i o k . '-.!'ia and "oiveiiiifr 'i i.ifii vrre

US. of yf, P.-.-ssr'

c . . f.ai been layir.- his snares r o r- i U S H 1 f ! 1 ! 1 : 1 1 i f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! H I ( ; f i I M I : f 1 1 1 i ; 1 i I f 1 1 1 M M 1 1 II 111 M I i 1 1 i 1 1 1 M I i 1 1 1 1 1 i ! J 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 ! i "Zi:::iie" Miller. senii-pr.) baselai! i l' iil'-r and it 1 s likely that the popu- j rr , 1M ai g ,,,

! u younft Gary mound artiat may get j

an rportun:; v for a try-out with '.tie Nai.onal L'.iEiif'rs.

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ttie hr.d-'s colors.

left "i.;- fifereyit t'ioints it: the eiiST.j T'oy w'.ll visit 'r llfiinviot ano fam-l :iv at 'ie-. land, t dilo. v ho loi-ii.e-rlyj ;v;.s o," 1 Ta ir roond . un their return they! v i ; ' live. ;i . ; y ; s i .i i l.iae so''".

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iiiur.' d iy c i- '..r; at . : at t V.e hi rii; ; s.-hooi. i "a.fs in c.tienship will b j vrca r ir.ed. it i not. ne.-ei-se ry to l.

a m. oober of ihe vv. ( '. T. !'. in or'br ;o attend the meet it, t;. Anyone hi- j teesied is ' .l.'on'. I

Revival Meetings Tonight AT FIRST M. E. CHURCH

uptia! affairs iio ! i-ied srowers

The nrrs!-yt 'risn Aid wl morrow af'.f-nooo at 2 'h

1 meet t o - I Mr-. C. H.I

I lloweli ani Mrs. J. ( '. ilnnta v. ill bei

Mrs. ,T oh ;; PI 1- e I'nanr.ira: to..iiiier lahome in i i t h- u'le the com trie marriage

tertaire'l in a rvf'iinc at her M . in h.onor of :' Miss Cut (urine

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CARROLL & NEWTON Optonte'aiists tnd Jewelers 13 mm Bt Hi-moad. Ind.

I by .Matilda llorst. Mar'-aret I.laaon felt

TU-,. U fin,. the nt.eot frt! -..a , ...... . .v. u. , ! tbe hoStese

plat e your insurance business in the u-dnert. 15 Mason m. hands of insurance experts. If vou , i . i . r.i ,i Another n Ir ht, "S'he Hnvs of " are mck. you go to a doctor; if threat-, ,.,, ,.d ? ltM. K,..M. of ened with a law suit, you consult a j

i it. , ., , . 1 juv. Ihe t..hi- i-t-ot at tons wire r.irI. -nwer. rhiiliiiii-. 1 -2 l-fiS-L'T I

, I- T - ' ried out in ourple a:cl told The rveKead vcur insurance policy. It is , ,..n ... ..... ...vi.. . i ' I .i . i.. I The i'al'hf ii Workets will not m-t '' 1 o. .. .. ,J ioan.w

a technical paper mat. prcpeny umah .. . I sram.-s. Ti pn. -. w. r- awarded tui - n i , .f: v. edn.-.s.jay aftcmoui at the I. i. I . , , . . ' is a promise to pay null and void it ; . r, i Miss v. e. t and ..n.-s if.ien i.s.-dtp. afcnrelefsly made up. j , . j ";a' h ,hltnly fi'-,'r,'!""'-",5i "fraj Get our advice on insurance. j Mcii;h--s of th Hamn.or.d Woman'.- j - , v,. ,,f -.i,iri., Hen-t 1- tiion !

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W ANTED AT. ONCE! IN FOOD MANUFACTURING PLANT 50 MEN 50 GIRLS GOOD WAGES. IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS. APPLY AT SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. REID, MURDOCH & CO. HAMMOND, IND.

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J lie wni. w itn inr v-ttiiut: vian. 1 i,.-,i:h -.'-...do,, -. '.. n.-' la PHONE 1700. ! it o,n .-atorla. Jan. Vis,"' HAMMOND. INDIANA, i

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1 -;-:s;Rev. E. DAVitt Johnston and Party.

SuKject: "Twice Born Men." Prof. Webster Will Sing.

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fohn K. S:a mm ; st 1 i ii'.rr.e '.vith ti-" I.;iGr :i Mr. c d Mrs. p. I. M.n

II Me--.-:;! a e 1 ?Tr 'T'.i -hop are for fin extenlei trip a-ros t! t.nev.t. t . ( "a 1 . . ,-t. i.-i , down t.-. t '

d r .tl.ltes pod tl.r,i:;h the I 1 I " f el Me0-o to I'ir.iii'-i, uo th" Atiant' C' !lll to New liuli ;;r-d th.-jl hoi;,.-. 1! r f id "o? It 1 'liirr a'tho ,::h rf-

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