Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 268, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1920 — Page 14

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Dietrich's . Banquet Cream BREAD! See that there is a loaf of it in your basket every time it comes from the grocer's. There is nothing else in that basket that contains the same amount of nourishment as your loaf of Banquet Cream. Place a standing order for it

twice as many loaves as you are L

now ordering. It will well repay you, too. It is your Best Food eat more of it. Be sure it's

Banquet Cream Bread "The Bread that Builds." Order from your grocer.

CANDIDAT

GREETED BY BIG CMS

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b thrift among the people; efforts to get back to a nnrm.nl basis of livlntr ami by stopping the wild spending of money. "The cost of government now is very

Says Poisons Cause Head Dizziness

Coated ToBRiif nml Myriad mrnia In the Spring.

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Grandma's RrmHr n Hold Tablet Sulpherb Tablets.

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iany men. women and children nff'l a Spring- Blood Purifier. The Mood becomes thick with poisons iliroush the winter month. 'When spring- comes serious ailments like ty-ph-.-id. scarU-t fever, couarhs, colds, catarrh, neuraleia. rheumat:e pains loss of appetite and a slustfiyh all-in feelinar prevails. The bowels, the hvfr and the kidneys need help. The Mood needs thinning- and purifying !f pimples and boil sare present. Sulpherb Tablets

fiuickiy relieve constipation and kidney inactivity and elimination of poisons takes place and you are made strong and fit for spring and summer. Grandma save sulphur and cream of

j tartar In molasses. Now you take them in tablets with laxative purify

ing- herbs a better medicine, easy and pleasant to take. I'merg-ista sell thm in 6V scaled tubes. Every package suaranteed satisfactory cr money hack. (Jet Sulpherb Tablets mot sulphur tablets'. adv.

heavy and we want to cut it down as rapidly as possible. We must demobilize that great and very expensive army :.t civilian employes which was built up during the war. which now that war ia over, is no longer needed. "More production is the (treat cry of the world today and production we

must have. It is the main remedy for the high cost of living. Increased production means prosperous business; prosperous business means a urosperous and contented labor; combined, they mean national prosperity. We must encourage American business at home and abroad. "We must stop (he tearing: down of business; the idle talk against big business. No business is too big to bo encouraged if it is good business, bus. iness which ia helpful to the people; and no business is too small to be controlled and regulated if it Is bad business and injurious to the people. We must .measure th worthiness of a business by its effect upon the people. Good business we want, and we must push it forward with all the power we have." Wood favors an elastic tariff, one

: that can be used for purposes of ofj fens nnd defense. It must protect , American industries and yet be reasj onabie and not kiil the foreign coun-l

tris which have had their industries wrecked, by the war. "We must be a

bit csnerous at this time" said the general . He favors the league of nations with the reservations which thoroiiehly Americanize it reservations "which will leave America absolutely free to follow ber traditional policies to control without interference her own International affairs." No foreign meddlingwould be countenanced. -We must remember." he said, "that the

league of rations is an infant, born of American parents while residing in a foreign land. It began it iif under foreign surroundings and spoke at first in a foreign tongue. We 1 .ve now got to teach it to think as an American and speak the language of

I Washington. Lincoln and Roosevelt."

Speaking of the industrial problem he said: "The big industrial . problem. the problem of labor and capital Is & very serious one. It is serious especially because of bad leadership; and serious

oecause or a certain amount of Indifferent on the part of those who employ and direct labor, toward the conditions under which the toiler works. "When I say labor. X do not mean

s:n.p!y the five million men and women or w natever tu iiu-nbi-r may be. represented by organized labor, but I mean the eighty odd million men and women who work in this country. "There is a lot r insincere talk

auout. ti,,; relations of labor and tal.

e want to give labor an absoiuteo,uare deal; and we want to give

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capital an absolutely square deal. Some of the wort citizens in this country have said labor and capital have nothlny in common. A more untruthful statement was never made. They are ur an,i inseparable. There is no line of peppratu,n between theni. Either alone is, worthless; together they prodtic.' prosperity and we must hrlng thorn together. Uen. Wood believes th country's agricultural problems should have prompt attention and solution. It Is

the main source of the nation's wealth and stability. "X, radical! m." be said, "is found In the limine of the farmer who r.wn bis own homo. We want to extend our ysterri of rural credits under which the farmer will

"DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty.

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STORE OPEN UNTIL 9:30 P. M. SATURDAY. ecial Purchase and Sale of Women's and Misses'

SUITS

SPRING

A few cents buys "Pandf rlne ." After an application of ' Danderine" you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every , hair shows new life, vigor, brightness. more color and thickness. adv.

LARGE SIZE BED SHEETS Size 72x90; hemmed edge; 100 dozen for special sale Friday and Sahirday at only

S1.73

U. S. ARMY DOUBLE BACK RAINCOATS Just received a huge shipment of these famous double back raincoats and offer them at a special price at d? n r r

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Suits of Quality Suits in Quantity Quality is, of course, the main thing in. selecting a suit, yet quantity is important, too, for that means an absence of limitations in styles, in sizes, in materials and in colors. The range of selections we are offering in these suits, both as to materials and styles, is exceedingly broad.

Suits or a.'i-wool Tricotine. Poiret

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VAl , Ltons, Box Coats and plain tailored models in a large enough variety to accommodate your personal idea of what is becoming to you. The price is most attractive, if you consider that we secured these suits far below the original wholesale cost and offer them for sale at the correspondingly low price of $55.00. Every, woman who has delayed buying her spring suit will exercise a remarkable saving by attending this sale.

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PRICES SLASHED, SMASHED, STRANGLED TO A FRAZZLE DUR. ING THIS ARUY GOODS SALE.

ON STATE STREET MT S7 STM TE Ji

JUST OFF HOHMAN STREET

An Unusual Hat Special for Saturday 100 Hats that Were priced $6.95 to $8.95 at $2.95 50 Hats that Were priced at $10, now at $5.00 These are taken from our regular stock and reduced for the week end. Most of them were trimmed m our own work room and have a note of distinction that is not usually found in hats at these prices. You will find both Tailored and Trimmed Hats for women, misses and matrons.

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h.d toh A F,T WHEN V'P Sd 1X7 C0'NACTS FOR HIS ARMY h, quality of n,ercl,ad,

.r. s7m , nmi mne or iu real worth. We urge you the masses its an opportunity of a lifetime; fill your wants now and have no regrets later.

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ARMY BLANKETS irtnw rmr TTTT ' 0. D. khaki U. S. Armv . riLL0W CA5ES S. Army Wool MOLESKIN COATS blankets, slightly used. L"8 S1Z: hemmed UNDERWEAR Relation cut wnt K I S4 85 each $50 values only L47c, ; $1.95 $22.50 U. S. NAVY SHOES ARMY STYLE SHOES OFFICERS' STYLE COATS NETwOolTsHlRTSBest wearing shoes made, In tan Russia satin calf well worth $12 a pair, at leather; $10.00 value; Mfke an eIegant ?P"ng Here they are, olive drab, only only raincoat, at only worth $7, at only $8.85 $5.95 $12.95 $4.35 OFFICERS' STYLE SHOES LEGGIN5 HATS 33LARMY SKIRTS Goodyear welt sewed well L S. Army spiral wrap 0. D. service hats; ai! tge 5hioment received; made. $10 value, only Isggms at omy ;zes; your choice choice only $6.95 $1.95, 95c $1,95 HALF S0LES "pu?rans army uhdIrweat ARMY SHOES Heavy oak tanned half for GMnJZ 77 cew snle af onlv ceived, hne tor nsning or ovated; ail sizes, at , ru i , . , soies, at onjy , i.. 1 nd rubber heels, at only, ojimg; at only only J 35 $2.95 47c . r $3.Qo

he able to secure money on as easy terms as other people. We should do h!1 wh can along: the lines laid down by Theodore Roosevelt to enabl the tenant farmer, who is Increasing in numbers, to buy the land on which ho is working-. Tenant farmers lie frofd men. most of them, but It Is only human that the tenant farmer who d"es not own th land should Ret out

of it everything; he can and put into it a little as ha possibly can," Immigrrat ion restrictions should he tightened, he believes. "Those coming to America should he Inspected as thoroughly as (hose asking- for passports in war time. America should welcome the thrifty forij;n born who expect ta make this country their home but it should refuse the cheap labor type which comes to hoard up some money and then return ta its

foreiffn home after demoralizing: the American labor. Gen. Wood believes in four months military training for the youth of the country between the ap eof seventeen and twenty-one. However, the nature of (he system to be adopted ho is wiiliii to leave to congress. Whether such a eystem is needed, he believes would be answered in the affirmative

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ny ex-service men who Iraow bette-r

than anyone else the handicaps under

which they fought because of lack of

training-. He ! of the opinion that a

large proportion f the mothers of the

country realize the need of prepared ress.

REJECT PACKER

LICENSE SYSTEM

INTERNATIONAL NES SERVICE 1 WASHINGTON. April 80. 'Suggestions for a licensing: system for the meat packers and a. special commission to enforce regrulatory legislation were rejected definitely yesterday by the house agricultural eorrrrcittee. A special sub-committee consisting of 1'liairman atigren, Andersen and Mclauhlin, republicans and Ttubey and Ilainey, Democrats, was anpoijited to hit into

shape com-promisa leg-isla,tion founded on the Anderson and Kenyon bills to restrict packer comtrol of stock-yard facilities, refrigerator car soi-vic, unrelated industries and live stork markets, llaugen aaid he hoped the- committee would foe able d complete its

task during- the present session of congress.

MAN A.

81 State Street

KELLNER

Phone 77

KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS 33c DIXIE BACON SQUARES . .25c BEEF POT ROAST (CHOICE CUTS) 18c-20c BOILING BEEF ; 13c HAMBURGER STEAK (FRESH MADE) 15c PORK SHOULDERS FOR ROAST 27c BEEF HEARTS WAc LEG OR LOIN OF VEAL (VERY NICE) 25c VEAL FRONT QUARTERS, 12-15 lbs 18c PORK SAUSAGE, FRESH MADE 20c SWIFT'S BONELESS BOILED HAMS 36c BEEF TONGUES, FRESH , . f t t . , . , f . . . .35c SWIFT MILK FED CHICKENS 42c LIVER SAUSAGE (FRESH MADE) 18C Above prices are the lowest. Trade at Kellner's the finest, most up-to-date market in Hammond. ... . ... .. .

DUST

BREEDS GERMS The germs of a dozen disease may be lurking in your rugs. Countless footsteps coming in from the public thoroughfares make this a grim reality, Tien you use a broom you set these millions of germs in action. When baby innocently crawls to and fro over those rugs, its life is in danger constantly. There is only one way to eliminate the germs, the 'dust, the grime and the dirt that is by the patented process of the HOOVER

Suction Sweeper -ri i i . i

ine noover Deats, men sweeps, then cleans, drawing every atom of dust into a sanitary dust-proof bag. This process can better be demonstrated than explained, therefore we are going to ask you to come in the next time you are up town, or even better than that, call Hammond 525 and our demonstrator will come out to your home and give you a free demonstration on your "own rugs. Standard Electric Engineering Co. 633 So. Hohman St., Hammond.

Tel. 525.

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