Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 273, Hammond, Lake County, 6 May 1920 — Page 9

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SUGAR BEET MAY COME BACK IN STATE

JTIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL) rNrU.VNAlI..IS. I ml.. May 5. Two old ''aid line" industries on Hodjit farms that were almost lost sisht of during the years of cheap and ahm-.ri.ini i-i.ppli of wM, -will come Lack this er. offlria.! t the 8tst Hons oeclare. It. ia exp-ed thfvt the sug.ir short a p will stimulate the planting of orKhurr. oana and the incr.s:nK of be hives n.s rvo!asi nrd honey w i:i hi ins much V ifrher rri- for the n,i.-ii i hat the n arkt -will domanil substitutes f.r 'eirir ". Bryant. field agent of the department of riru!'ur who 5: h,ivtuar'es in the sta'e , n:: ! :t..l iv work in? :n eon.wneuon w:Oi -t-:-drrtments, predict thai the a,T,.:,j,. or' sorghum ran planted this car will he the greatest in 1 he )iitovy of the state. Alost of this can vi i '. ! ho planted this month in the s.nnli'r-i pirt of Indiana. but :t w ill grow wo;: ;n ot!i. r

THIS NEGLIGEE FAR CRY FROM OVERALLS

Eliminate ttss Poisons i The chief indications in the ? treatment of RHEUMATISM 5 etc. are to neutralize the toxin jj and destroy the specific poisons M H circulating in the body. n

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rapidly eliminates the poisons, thereby relieving all symptoms and preventing their return. No overloading your system with dr-;gs. Half a teaspoonful of Albert's Rheumatic Remedy once or t--ice a day is sufficient. Price 1.00. The KELLS COMPANY Nevb.trg'n, N. Y.

XlTyr,i Nosel ner.li?ee worn by Gloria Swanson. This elaborate nsglipee ii everything that overalls are rjot. It is costly enough to make one frasp; it is I'tcominsr, it is perishable, it is impractical; but. oh, who wouldn't want to be G'cria Swar.on and be able to wear it even for one tiny minute? Almost anybody would swear to wear overalls on the street forever if they could wear such a robe in the boudoir.

ivirt" of the t.ve. The Rveragre yie!J is from eighty to trnty gallons of sorghum tnoljssejt to the Ai rr 0f cane. LMirinR the war thre was a ret 'iol of sorsl-um chuo planted in Indiana, hiit las" the (i.-ragi dropped off. In 1 ! t S i' i ei joKHrt" s hat Brown cuinalotv pi-. :, ii .-.'. ft 'i ft Kalions of or s:i:ir.i n)o;a.-.s-s. s..rslmm osn ho ue.J . si c ' " n'r t: ht l-ak:np nt'.d oeok.'.!.e. 'hi'e .! oattTH.! he- 'a a S'iV'-T,tule I'.-r iiir.T. j i . it i? said, t bat whn Jrt, ,-uKar and p-i rt s-ig-I:xnn is used. ih 1 e-

mi 1 ' ft re ox'-oi lent . The L-o industry in Indiana has been developing- At a rapid stride in Indiana for the i.;-t several ers and it Is expected IhHt the sugar shortHKe will make many farmer turn to honey production because of th great demand for a wefts. Purin the winter conferences of bee k-pors hao bn held in all parts of the state under th direct ion of the conservation, department and many larmers were awakened to the fact that honey production is becoming: a real industry in the state.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! BKRXJN. .y ;. (ievin.ny goes to the Spr. runfereiu-e in the hope that it

will ir-arW t.'ie beginning a tv:w era , of mutual ;iRil'iUndinc." declared I Foreign M::uti Kof'itr today in d'- j

eussins; the fiiithfomins inrctinK that will attempt to iron out the treaty difficulties.

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StVIlM S STiS KITH THC LOKUIST AHO WOS T BSAUTIU(. Mm 'N THE DQDID LIVINO poco oe its ncaiTs Stops P alling Kair. Th" oldest preparation of the kind in nse. Mas stood the test tor over 35 veare and is

i to-dav more ijonular than ever. ' SCAIM CLEANER, the Great DantiruiF ltemedv. It removes the dani .in. IT Rerm. Vor shampooing, it has ! no etjua!.

'etid 10 rents for trial fire of either Tonic or Scalp C'eaner to Seven Sutherland Sisters 242 Bradhurst Ave. New York City Regular Size on Sale it ill Esod Oru&gitts

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143 State St., Hammond, Ind. Just a Word or Two We like always to speak about what the Mandel Store is. but this time we want to say jomething about what the Mandel Store IS NOT. The Mande! Store s I5ot 3:1 overgrown organization that has overlooked the great big feature of personal service. In other words, we make friends first, customers next and leave the consideration of profit to the last. The Mandel Store IS NOT a high priced store. By that we mean you get just what you pay for, whether you buy a $100 garment or a $25 garment. We are not compelled to tack on a big profit to offset high operating costs. The Mandel Store IS NOT a store that will countenance the policy of buying low grade merchandise in order to realize a quick profit. You will find at the Mandel Store the garment you want, at the price you want to pay, and the service thai wi!i make you a permanent friend of ours.

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A large f.hipmcnt cf long and short coats has just arrived and v.'c are showing them for the fir5t lime Friday, i'o'i will be able to get just the coat you want from any number of smart new models in all the pretty shades. For

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Dozens of them have just come in from the makers. The prettiest assortment of dresses we ever had the pleasure of displayingYou will find among them the stylish new Printed Georgettes with Crepe Meteor skiit. We have selected a special for Friday and Saturday that will carry a very strong appeal, only

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A handsome showing of chic new models in Tricotine. Serge and Velour Checks; guaranteed all wool materials ; tailored and novelty effect a suit

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for garments of this class. Very specially priced Friday and Sat.. . . Others up to $93.

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The Skirts We have a new shipment of the same skirts we advertised last week for $6.50. If you were too late then to get one, we advise an early inspection Friday. There is nothing cheap about them but the price, which is extraordinary. fi Special at

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It may be more convenient to make only a small deposit at the time of purchase. We gladly extend this privilege to those who care to take advantage of it.

Our alteration department is fully prepared to take care of any alterations necessary. We guarantee every garment to fit perfectly.

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Suggests A Great Hypothetical Question Jjp You have been living on a fifty foot lot in a congested neighborhood where the houses are close together and you have hardly enough room for a cement driveway and the inside rooms are dark because the houses are so close together. AND IF yu nave always wanted a nice big lawn in front of and around your house; one of those places where the house sits away back from the street and there is room enough to build the long way facing the street. AND IF yu have always wanted a real garden where you could have the usual truck and vegetable plots and then a few fruit trees and berry bushes as well and go in for a lot of things in the way of a garden that a lack of space has prevented up to date. AND IF vou nad seen some of those beautiful North Shore suburbs where the homes are all on large plots of ground, surrounded by park like spaces filled with shrubs and flowers and have wondered why we could not have such beauty spots in Hammond. AND IFyu have long had the idea that some one ought to lay out a HIGH GRADE acre subdivision close to the better residential district of Hammond in an environment that was so hedged that it could not Ke injured by encroaching factories or other undesirables.

fay XfaeZl The South View Addition is What You Want In South View tne lots range in size from onehalf to one acre. The subdivision lies in that favored strip of ground between Hohman 6treet and the State Line, where ninety per cent of Hammond's finest homes are now built; just south of Kenwood and north of W. G. Paxton's home. In South View there is a small park to be dedicated to the city and beautiful winding streets, broad boulevards, lots 1 00 feet wide and 1 50 to 285 feet in depth. In South View yu are on an elevation that is 25 feet above the river level, an elevation that overlooks the beautiful valley of the Little Calumet river, close to the Cook County forest preserve of 1 30 acres. In South View yu w not have to wait for any of the public utilities and all of the public improvements, such as sewers, sidewalks and streets, will be put in in the near future. In South View restrictions will call for homes of sthe better class. There will be no flats. Seventyinured by encroaching factories or other undesirables, of fences will be required, and the whole idea will be

development along orderly, beautiful lines.

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HSV Our Proposition Unusual To Move this Subdivision in a Short Snappy Campaign We have Decided to Sell the First Ten Lots at Practically Cost Prices. You Get the Subdivided Profit

Have an Appointment at once and Get Additional Facts

REAL ESTATE OPERATORS

OFFICE: HAMMOND TRUST & SAVINGS BANK. HAMMOND BUILDING, CORNER HOHMAN AND FAYETTE. OPEN EVERY EVENING. PHONE HAMMOND 51.

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