Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1920 — Page 9

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Cigarettes

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EXCLUSIVE PROCESS Patterson Bras. Tcbacca Co, Tr. RICHMOND. VIRSINIA

J. IF YOUR DEALER COtS NOT HANDLE THEM. WRIT! US

DANCE OF INDUSTRIAL DEATH Man is suoject to marked psychological tendencies. The extravagance of our ieop!e since Armistice Day is one of those psychological phenomena. During the war period we sacrificed gladly, but with the cessation of war the restrained feelings broke loose and we went on a rampage of extravagance such as never before has been exhibited in this land. This dance of industrial death should cease; the curtain should be rung down on this melodrama; our people must become sane, selfrestrained and in a frame of mind to recognize the need cf thrift and saving for the preservation of our credit integrity, and to make possible the extension of help where help is needed. In this situation, preaching does not always cary conviction. Sometimrs the heavy club of disaster is necessary to wake people up,, but with a prosperity that ought to continue and wip continue if we live and act right, would it not be sad indeed to make the club method necessary and bow our heads under disaster before we learn our lesson? Thrift is in oar opinion the czpreciion of real patriotism in these days iuzt as it was ta the period of the war. The people who spend recklessly are losing sight cf the nation's traditions; indeed, they endanger our institutions v.hich some low spirits we are harboring among us are secretly plotting to destroy. We should practice and preach constantly, declaring that for curselves we shall do our best to stop this insanity and bring to a close the melodrama of extravagance that is casting fear into the hearts of the people and producing results that are immoral and destructive. J. H. Tregoe, Secretary-Treasurer, National Association cf Credit Men. (Contributed Ly Hammond Clearing House Ajtocialion.)

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ALONE in the tire field -T-- the Firestone 3!2 takes its place beside the half dozen products of universal use which manufacturing-

genius has made standard.

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Built in a specialized factor7 by experts with all the economy of concentrated production. What the bulk of the people accept as the standard of value is right. You owners of small cars can forget tire details you need not bother with methods, features, or guarantees. Call for the Firestone 3V2.

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4t wer k. --rsawv. .j-'.c-.'.Vk.

r -ri. -.i. r ..e;--'-;

(non skid)

1ari-?5i -P 1

Gray Tube $3.75 Red Tube $4.50

S "V

,7 ;v;j

P3 mm)

gas

P' pi life

AND SATURDAY

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Electric Vacuum

Washer

nislied, uc!I male. 'cry special, 2-8x6-8. at

GAPDEJi HCSE Guaranlerd 4 pK

foot lengths, with brass

conirctiuns. Spot LAVrr SWING -

$4.98

$10.50

cur passe:

The Big 3 runs easier than any other machine because it works on the vacuum principle and requires only power to handle the water not the clothing this means no wear whatever to fr

the clothing. The Ciiz Three r-.

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an steel

mad-.-, stained seats. C" ( Pft painted frame. Special at. VAO ,i3

ELECTRIC it-

anteed, highly poiisne

with 6 foot cord;

si.e.

pt'Ci:

al at.

IRON -Q jarIi 1 v polished.

re; ui..r

h: cnlirt i-r.nr.r titl

cut gears, guaranteed horsepower

work at a cost of only !!-c per

hour. Our special prjee at.

(we also sell the Tlior. See us before buying)

reveri:b!e minwr li ' j 1 .' ' CAiif , J

wringer rolls. I' i- f rtf.J motor-it does The !p1J?M&

$ii5f mm

zt s ft X

VASH DOARD

ile.! La

,..n ICE CREAM

E&l FREEZER OVVi VvTiile Mountain, -..CfL gallon size; at

ISC

surlace made, zinc

;oJ at-

rubbi.T

Wt:i fact.

pec;

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HOUSE BROOM Lnicn made, 4 sewed,

$5.35

weJI wortn Special at

$1.00.

Cadillac Vacuum Sweeper

And why you shoddhave Gne

It has sufncient suction to get the deeply imbedded dirt, sand and grit that is steadily ground into the carpets and rugs. It nas a sott hair friction driven bru.-h; motors are soeciallv

j t ror e!ectnc vacuum swepn-

r economics! . Con-

the pistol

justable handle, push button switch. Sold on easy terms.

79c

OIL MOP 0-edar, extra heavy grade, steel braced, polished handle. Special $1.19

itch

WHITE LEAD Boy, St. Louis. Red Seal;

3 1 5 .o0

best grade. Special at, per hundred

Du;; ers.

suca as jrip, ad-

COILED CiL

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ctnctiy pure, bes

rrade.

ciaj at.

er gallon,

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LAtii liov-tlv uuaranteea, thr;

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WASH BOILER

fell

Rociiester brand, stationaiy liandles. solid copper Lot- On

GARDEN HOSE Moulded, non-kink-able, extra high grade hose. Special at, per foot 29c

'rices

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uyay, iviiiena kiay and Saturday

f IJF J 5 S7? (Vsbbl. $1.93 Isold Meoai rrour s

GRANDMA'S WASHING POWDER, large bc. 2 for CRYSTAL WHITE FLAXES, 2 paciiajcs DOUGLAS GLOSS STARCH,

per package . ... GOOD LUCK MARGARINE, 2 lbs

BUTTE3 -KE0TA CREAMERY, per !b nJJC CHEESE AMERICAN CREAM, Q per lb O G C

PET D R A N D M ILK

19c 9c

KITCHEN CLEANSER, 4 cans GOLD DUST, large package RU3-N0-MCRE S0J, 10 bars Per case, ICO bars, $7.15

22c 33c 73c

Scan

( SWIFT'S PRIDE

(SOAP, 20 bars for.

Swift's

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CORN BEEF Prepared in y2.b. tins, eaclr

CATSUP Monarch

Iarc;e hotLie . .

Bran;

Dozen cans, $1.48

Case, $5.23

YUBA" CCFFEEper l'j

grade,

55c 25c 53 c

Q f . ; ( 4 LBS. WITH $2.03 GROCERY ORDER Not hd-din- soap. v-?i.Cii ( iciik, Sour and potatoes Fcr Friday ocly at

TEA Monarch brand, any flavor, y2 ib. box RUMF0RD BAKING POWDER Per lb. can EXTRACTS Sa'j ers-brand, any flavor, par bottle UTTLE BOY BLUE Each PEAS AND CORN No. 2 size cans, dozen cans PURINA WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR A healthy food, 5 lb. pkg. , TOILET PAPER Crepe Nippon, 4 rolls

39c 27c 15c 10c $2.25 55c 30c

PEABERRY COFFEE Try a pennd BUNAS' OWN BLEND Our special, 3 lbs RICE Fancy Blue Rose, 2 lbs E. C. CORN FLAKES Per pkg

UMA BEANS Large size, OA . 2 lbs OUC

TOMATOES Solid pack, No. 3 cans, 3 for

48c $1.42 35c 11c

59c

Candy Corner Specials U-ALL-NO MINTS Packed in 1 Q I GUM Any flavor, q tin box, each J Q 2 packages PURITAN FRUIT HIGH BALL lf mm nmc a in 2!4 oz. box lUC COCOA DIPS Assorted flavors. Og CRACKER JACK 1 6c size, Yi each POP CORN SQUARES With inn PURITAN ASSORTED CH0C0- Off balloons, each I U C LATE CREAMS I Ib. box OUC

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