Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 297, Hammond, Lake County, 4 June 1920 — Page 6

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DIRECTORJ ADDRESS Dr. Nesbit Tells State Doctors of Work in the Gary Schools.

More than health officers and doctors from practically fpry county in state at terrlerl the t wntv-six'h an-

NOTICE TO NOK-KXSIBENTC THE STATE OF INDIANA, I.AKK CX)UNTT. IN' THE LAKE SITERIOK COURT. M:.Y TERM. I'.OSV HARDY F. LETCHEF. VS. PEAKI. EETCHKK. CAUSE NO. 1D346. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now com?s th Plaintiff by Ho-n- & Murray, attorneys and fiifs his complaint herein, tocthor with an affidavit ff a competent person, shn ins that the defendant I'earl Letcher is not a rc.?i1 nt of the Stato of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendancy of said :i't;nn and that the samr will stand for tr.ai at the next term of said Court. ant that unless she appear and answer or denvir therein, of the calling of saui court, on the lUIi day of September. A. I. the same he ir g the 2nd iay of the next term of snid iourt to be be?un and Ir-M in :he Court House. Room No. 2. at Hammond, in said County and State on the Cnd Monday of September, A P., loft, said action will be heard and determined in h"r absrnce. IN WITNESS TIEREOF, I h-runto sot my hard and aftix the Sen I of said Court, at Hammond, this 4'.h day of June. A. IX. ?2". (Seal) HERBERT L. WHKATON". CWk T.. 5V C. By CORA D ANPERSON. Ix-puty Clerk. 6-4-11-1.5

r.ual conference of Indiana health Officers at Indianapolis yesterday. Leaders in th disea.se prevention movement in Indiana and o'lu-r :-ti!c:-!-ik part in the disrus.-i"ti. hiv'.i irt lud-d a talk by Ir. A. T. M. t'ormiok. Kentucky state health commissioner, on "The K- nuick Way." Ir. McConnick told the remarkable prepress mad-- a ions the line of public health in his state in the last two years, much of which he attributed t conspiration from Dr. John N". Hurts, secretary of the Indiana Mate board of health. Dr. Otis V. Nesb:t. medical director of the Gary pub'ie schools and the health officer in Indiana. jci inr his whole time to shool work, told of the c.-tmpaijcn in Gary to analyze the conditions nt'fcctinjr si hocl children, rcfisfr facts concerning individual i ascs and carry out a program of health cducat ion. rr. Hurty spoke on the importance of the state keeping- in close touch with statics repardint: the health of its citizens and urped closer co-operation between ofliccrs and physicians, see . Should a league of nations with re-

tion it is pointed out. it would mean the nomination of Gen. Leonard Wood. Gov. Low den. Senator Harding. Her

bert H ioer or a dark horse know n to ( be rcsei ?.t lor. i.-t by conviction. Some ef the names head in this connection are Charles Evans Hughes, ex-rresi-i dent m. II. Taft. Henry Cabot Lodge,) Frank V.. Kellog, of Minnesota, Henry I Irvine Lenroot, of Wisconsin and James Watson, of Indiana. j IN THAT CASH JOIIiOV I On the other hand, practical politi-) eians say. if. the "no leaK'ie" faction wins out in the committee room tight. Senator Hiram Johnson would be the, logical nominee of the conentbn. ' If unacceptable to the republican old guard as some still insist he is. then I'htland--'r Knox, of Pennsylvania; Sen-, Otor I'.oies Penrose's selection, or per-; haps Senator Harding, a "very trong" . tionist, might step in as a c mi-I pomlse. ! Senator Johnson and Senator l'.oiah intend to force the convention 1 1

take an open stand on the league, for Is expected the report will be brouijrit

or against, is taken here as no mer In by Thursday of r.ext week, ever, if

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convention catch phrase on the part ot the Californian; every delegate In Chi-

a minority report should be Joined V.n j to the other, as some thine will be .

ao believes he meant exactly what; the case. Senator Borah, according u

he saitl: "That there must

pussyfooting" on the league. a H iom:i for hear

his frlendJ, comes to Chicago, with his "guns" loaded for bear. So did Johnson, who. after his rough and ready-

Thus the first test of the mood of reception here yesterday, slept well the convention w ill be shown in the j last night and early today, began report of the resolutions committee. Jt again his conferences.

Saturday Special Sale

TWO FACTIONS AR ESEF.N IN CONVENTION (Continued from paga one.)

bot Lodge, republican whip from Massachusetts. They favor a league, with reservations, but desire in the platform a plank bringing the chasm between the "reservat ion ist s" and the "no leacue" faction and at the same time broad enough for any republican whatever his iews. to stand on without danger. "Tin: nTi.i.io of df.atiiSecond come the "i rreconeiahles" or the 'battalion of leath" element, opposed to the present league, amended or otherwie. and who insist that such a plank be nailed fast to the republican platform for all the world to

PREVENT THAT

COLD IT MAY DEVELOP SERIOUSLY HURLBURT'S CAMPHOR PILLS TAKE ONE AT ONCE if you inteK, snufHe or feci a chill coming on. Carry the email boftla at all time. Price 30 Cents at all dealers. TUB SELLS CO., ITE WBTOGH, X. Y.

! EYES 1 Scientifically Examined i Glasses Fitted. j Satisfaction Guaranteed

BABY CHICKS I have a fine lot of June chicks White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Anconas and White Wyandottes. Call and get my June prices or phone Hammond 531. D. L. NEWMAN. 542 Hohman St.

Hammond Optical Parloi

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Don't Consult a Specialist I UNLESS HE IS PERMANENTLY LOCATED Dr. Carroll is Here to Stay

Consult him and you'll get the worth of our money. You'll get

ULLL if he promises a CLKL. I don t promise to cure INCLRABLE CASES. I Tell You the Truth Goitre Cured No Knife or Pain Absolutely Guaranteed Women's and Children's Diseases Cured by Painless, Pleasant, Modern Means Men's Diseases Cured i Rheumatism, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Tape " Worm, Nervous Blood. Stomach, Skin. Liver, Kidney, Bladder ' Troubles. Piles, Stricture, Fistula, Private. Prostatic. Rectal Troubles. Tumors. CONSULTATION FREE. PRICES and TERMS REASONABLE. HOUSE CALLS MADE. DR. ROBT. J. CARROLL 155 STATE STREET, OPPOSITE ORPHEUM, HAMMOND Hours: 9-12,1:30-5,7-8. Sundays, 9-12 S 'x PHONE 3419"

"Colombia.

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2829 I $1.00 S 2912 1 $1.00 j 6139 I $1.25 5 2810 I $1.00 S 2913 $1.00 S 2893 $1.00 S 2908 1 $1.00 S 2895 I $1.00 J 2909 1 $1.00 5 6144 X $1.25 S

".; CALL AND HEAR THE NEW MAY AND JUNE COLUMBIA RECORDS In addition to all of the late hits in May and June suppliments the following great numbers are new in stock:

LET THE REST OF THE WORLD GO BY (Campbell-Burr) RINGS (Lewis & Harrison) DARDANELLA (Sascha Jacobsen) IF YOU COULD CARE (Sascha Jacobsen) MY ISLE OF GOLDEN DREAMS NAUGHTY WALTZ ( Columbia Orchestra) WHEN I'M GONE YOU'LL SOON FORGET (Peerless Quartet) I LOVE YOU JUST THE SAME, SWEET ADELINE WHO'LL TAKE THE PLACE OF MARY (Peerless Quartet) MOTHER'S HANDS (Lewis James) BEAUTIFUL HAWAIIAN LOVE HAWAIIAN HOURS WITH YOU (Campbell & Burr) WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME (Ted Lewis' Jazz Band) ROSE OF WASHINGTON SQUARE (Kentucky Serenades) VENETIAN MOON (Kentucky Serenades) BO-LA-BO (Ted Lewis Jazz Band) LAZY MISSISSIPPI (Campbell & Burr) ROSE OF VIRGINIA (Burr) ON MIAMI SHORE (Wa!tz Prince Orchestra) IF YOU COULU CARE We have the largest and most complete stock of Columbia Records and Colombia Grafonolas in Lake County

J. M. Wilcocksoxi Music Coi PIANO TUNING $2.50 145 E. State Street Open Evenbgj Hammond, Ind.

FresK Cut Flowers

Roses, $ 1 .00 per dozen: Carnations, $ 1 .00 per dozen. Sweet Peas, 75c per bunch. American Beauty Roses, long stems, $5.00 per dozen.

Orders taken on short notices. Wedding, party bouquets and f uneral'designs at reasonable prices and prompt service. Hammond Floral Co: Corner State and Hohman Streets Hammond, Indiana

Another Smashim

Victory!

Over Hig'H Prices.

Attention Thrifty Women.

OneWecR Sale

Oxlortls and Pumps

I i)i ii jilihi nniiy

White Sea Island Duett

$3.50 Value An actual, bonafide reduction from $3.50 the regular price is labelled on every pair. That's the big and compelling value-giving event that we have prepared for you this week ! Not a mere handful of them either, but hundreds and hundreds of them fresh, new, snotlpss Sea Island Duck in

dainty oxfords and pumps. Join the many who are taking advantage of our remarkable sales to bring down high prices. Sale begins tomorrow morning at 9:00.

$8 Washable White Kid Shoes $J 98

For Women and Misses

Here is another bargainthat will create a flurry of excitement tomorrow ! These are fine quality ivory white washable F. B. C. kid boots in choice of Louis or Military white covered heels, with white ivory soles. Every pair new and perfect. Snap up the bargain while you have the chance !

Women's White Pumps a Oxfords,

Almost HALF Their Actual Worth! Here's another tempting value for you ! Every pair made of

the celebrated F. B. C. White Ivory Washable Kid, with white f ivory soles and white ca'a.c "" ' " 'a2rgL

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lit you arc not eating uieomarganne Decause you axe airaia lit is not pure, sweet and clean, come to our meat market omorrow, where Mr. Banner and his picture machcine will ;how you how clean our Oleomargarine is made. And for special inducement, Saturday only, while it lasts, we will

iffer 1,000 lbs. Uem Nut Uieomarganne, ly2 lbs. at 58c

one-half lb. FREE. Come early and avoid the rush.

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ALSO A BIG MEAT SPECIAL

NOTICE! We close Saturday afternoon during the months of June July and August. The Beckman Supply Co.

BEEF CHOICE CHUCK ROAST 22c MEATY POT ROAST 18c BEEF TENDERLOIN 22c HAMBURGER 12y2c FLANK STEAKS 24c VEAL BONELESS VEAL ROAST 22c SHOULDER OF VEAL ROAST 22c VEAL STEW 16c VEAL CHOPS 28c PORK FRESH PICNIC HAMS 22c FRESH BOSTON BUTTS WHOLE 24c PORK LOIN ROAST 25c PORK CHOPS 27c ALL PURE PORK SAUSAGE 18c SMOKED MEATS DIXIE BACON SQUARES 28c REGULAR BACON WHOLE OR HALF 33c SMOKED PICNIC HAMS.. 22c SMALL SKINED HAMS 38c FRANKFORTS, GARLIC AND POLISH SAUSAGE, per lb 20c

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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR MARKET TOMORROW FOR IT'S YOUR GAIN AT THESE PRICES.

573 HOHMAN STREET

FOB, PHONE 1441.

A SUGAR FAMINE is not a pleasant thing to think about. One is lucky nowadays to have enough sugar on hand to sweeten even the necessities of the table. BUT SHUCKS! Who wants to be deprived of their. candy? Most anybody has a sweet tooth. Here's what to do. It's an absurdity to think about making candy in the home. Drop in the next time you are down town and see the hundreds of different kinds of candies here that will make the water begin to trickle in your mouth. Not ordinary candy the very best. We know you will "just love" that delicious creamy fudge or those indescribably good chocolates, or any of the other kinds any of which will surely make you say, "Oh, how good!" We invite the public to inspect our kitchens. Service, Quality and Hygiene is our motto.

Special for Saturday Brazil Nut Cluster per lb.

Hammond Candy Co. 575 Hohman Street 166 State Street

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