Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 21 July 1920 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Wednesday, July 21, 1920.

CROWN POINT, NEWS 'tZappeningt Of A Day In Lake County' Lively CapitaL

Bert ITat.haw.ay. a prominent fanner living near Lowell met an untimely and horrible end on Monday when he liecame entangled in a gasoline, ensine with which he was working. In m unejrplainable way he was cauph? in the machine and beforn help could reach him. his wife having- to run half a mile t a nefuhtor;nar lioufo to get aid. his leg was so hati;- lacerated that It had to be. amputflUd and the effects of this caused hi' doath. He was -27 yoar: of aire, and mjurled. Through her attorney. Thad S. Fancher. iesie, May Smith, i. suing- her husband. William A. Smith, for diictc. They were married on Sept. '22, 1910. And lived together until June. 16th. 191T. Smith refused to assist hi; wife in ma.ir.tatDin.jr a him or t'urrushlag her with money with which to buy cVJthing- o that she. had to take in washing: to support ?hrself and two children, He called her vile names said he hated her and on several occasions, ."struck her without cause. The Smith have two children, illadys and "Bartholomew. Mrs. roster Fisher has issued invitations to a number of Crown JV:nt

friends for a luncEeon be. frtven at her home in Garv on Saturday at 1:00

p. m. The affair is complimentary to Mrs. O-eorge. Fisher who J her house guest and will spend the month of August with her. Auction bridge will lc pla ed. Miss Ruth Aliman Is spending- a few days at the home of in aunt in Piano, 111. Miss Catherine -Strong-, a niece of Misn Erfn a Ptevens, whose home ia 1n Star City, Iud.. Is spe-ndinjr the week here her guest. J. "V. Mors, formerly of the Morden. Prog- and Crossing- Co., Chicago, has accepted a -position in the Lctz ifanufacturinjr Co., as an accountant. Mi.-isos Klsle and Wilhelmin Koschnicke are spending this week in Chicago with friends.

WOMEN OF INDIANA MAY VOTE FOR PRES.'

en If the :tff-ago Amendment in m?z ratified by the thirty-tilth state :n t'n)e to give their, full mlTrage, the v-r mn of Indiana are entitled to vte

in the presidential election. In srder that all wnmeu :ny b-i convinced that ttey have) -his r'ght -we cite the act of the legislature which Kranted It to them. Uveir woman who xpect to voe in the i;:esldential election, hOuid rcg ster In her own project on; September fourth. "An act granting- women citizens the right to -vote for presidential electors and providing for their registration. (H. 63 Approved Februory 26. 1919. Qualification of .Women Voters Section 1. Be It enacted by the general assembly f the State. of Indiana, Thot all women citizens of the United Ptctes of the age of twenty-one yeors and upwards", who shall have resided In the tate during the six months, and in the township sixtv days and in the ward or precinct thirty days, immediately preceding- ony presidential election, shall be entitled tc vate at snach elections- for presidential electors, subject to the provisions' of the law regulatingthe voters cf male electors. It they shall have been duly registered, according to law. Separate Ballots and Bollot Boxes. Section 2.Separate fcallot boxes and ballets shall be -provided for "women citizens In each election precinct, which ballot shall contain the names of the candldotes for presidential electors, who are to be voted for, and the ballot co-st by women citizens, shall be canvassed with the other ballots cast for presidential electors

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Equip Your Small Car

Vith Goodyear Tires

Goodyear Tires in the 30x3-, 30x3V2- and 31x4-inch sizes are manufactured vith characteristic Goodyear care to build high relative v value into every carcass and tread. f Last year more'ears taking these sizes were factory-equipped with Goodyear Tires than with any other kind. In order to make these tires widely available to users of such cars, we are op;rating the world's largest tire factory devoted to these - ' sizes. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell or other car requiring one of these sires, go now to the nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer for Goodyear Tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes.

30 x 3f2 Goodyear - a

Double-Cure Fabric ? "V

All -Weather Tread

30 x 3!A Goodyear Single -Cure Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread

$2152

Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no more than, the price you are asked to pay for tubes of lea merit why risk cortly casings when such sure protection is available? 30x3'2 6lze sf 50

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M. E. KILPATRICK 3434-36 Pennsylvania Ave. Indiana Harbor, Ind. Dealer in Goodyear Tires and Auto Supplies PHONE 560-R. AGENT FOR M0BIL0IL OIL THAT GOOD OIL

East Chicago Garage & Sales Co,

Z0EGER & DEWEY, Props. ;

Authorized Goodyear Se rvice Station for East Chicago ' . 4735-37-39 Forsyth Ave., East Chicago. Dealers in Pneumatic and Solid Tires. Tuhes and Accessories,

Lake County Auto Supply & Sales We are the only authorized dealer carrying a full line of Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Accessories Our stock consists of Pneumatic, Solid and Pneumatic Truck Tires. It is our pleasure to serve you. H. A, THIEL, Prop. NORTHWEST COR. DOUGLAS AND HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND. TEL. 1741.

E. N. Bunnell Motor Company AUTHORIZED DEALER JN GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES. FORD SIZES

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THURSDAY MORNING

Here's three and a half hours of most except ional s p e c i a Is for thrifty buyers and it will pay you to take advantage of them. Make it a point to attend at one of these hours. No phone or C. 0. D. orders.

8:30 TO l O GARDEN HOSE 4-ply. guaranteed, with brass connections, 50 ft. lengths, djg y g SPRUTEX OIL MOP With 50c bottle of oil. QQ c Special for BUTTERINE Jclke's Good Luck, CQ2 lbs. for OJ7C PET MILK 2 tall cans O C for fcrf-PV SUGAR Domino Granulated Sugar, CSl"! 2 1b. package for OUC BOYS' R0MPERALLS Blue chambray, trimmed with blue and white stripe; pockets, bib and suspenders, sizes 2 to ( 1 1 Q 6 years, at ....... . . 1 1

lOTO 11 MIDDY All white Middy, worth up to $1.95. Broken sizes. Special for one QQ hour only, at . . JO C DRESSING SACQUES Ladies Dressing Sacques dark percale, trimmed with ric rac. Sizes up to 46.

Worth $1.69. For one hour only. . .

$1.49

LADIES' SILK AND FIBRE HOSE

Heavy quality, seamed back, mercer-

$1.39

ized lisle garter top.

$l.5 value. One hour.

CROCHET COTTON Clarks 0. N. T. Mercerized Crochet Cotton, "all colors....,

11 TO 12 INFANTS' CREEPERS Made in dainty little checks and stripes, some plain colors; prettily trimmed with' white or colors, with

color cuffs and belts. They're priced

much higher. Sizes 6 mo. to 3 yrs., at .

$1.49

MEN'S OVERALLS Hickory stripe and white

overalls and coats. Each ,

painter

$1.50

- MEN'S UNION SUITS Ecru or white mesh Union Suits, short sleeves, regular length, 2 1 AA 34 to 44 vl.UU MEN'S COTTON HOSE Fine gauge cotton socks, hemmed top, black only. 1 A Per pair M .- ' X U C

There's 2 Big Sale Events to take place here Friday and Saturday, watch Tomorrow's papers for Details

COX'S LITTLEST ADMIRER IN WASHINGTON HAS FLOWERS FOR HIM ON HIS ARRIVAL; TOO SCARED TO SHAKE HANDS

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A larp crowd of ripnd3 and admirers of Governor Cox were on hand at the Union station in Washington to jjreet him on his rrivEl there last SatorcUiy. The Thoto showt a few of them.

Little Frederfka Barton was there with a basket of roses for the Democratic candidate. She was very much frijrfatened when the photorapher asked her to pose shakin? hands with Gover

nor Cox. Despite the "wiCingriesk of the governor and the entreaties of Frederika's mother the little miss could not be induced to shake hands, as tha photo chows.

Separate registration. Section 3. Prior to any presidential election for which male voters are required to register, women citizens fhall oli-o register In the. same place and manner as rn3la voters, provisions being made for women citizens to rog-lster separately by tno9 whose iuty It is to provide for registration f male voters ANNA BERTHA TtXI Prealdent Whitlnv Chptr of th. Iagrue of "Women Voters.

LOWELL

Ir. and "Mrs. V. I,, Vkly and daustiter Emmii, left yesterday fCT Grand Haven. Mich., where tiiey to visit her sister. Mr. and Mrs. James J3rannock were In Chicago yesterday, The funeral services of Ward Hatha

way will be held here tomorrow.

504-508 Hohman Street, Hammond,

Phones: 650651592,

4814 Forsythe Are., East Chicago, Phone 947.

fifth Aye, at Massachusetts St., Gary,

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tN'fttlons.1 Crop Improvement Bervlce. By W. A. MARTIN. NECESSITY is the mother of invention and Yankee ingenuity will always meet the emergency. The more talk there is about labor shortage, the keener will be the Inventors. There is a man Darned Hughes who was a cowpuncher, stage driver and all-round handy man, who took the contract Bome three or four years ago to lay a forty-seven mile pipe iin to the Loat Soldier oil field, north of Pawlins, Wyo. He had little but his head and his team, bat he got a V-shaped ditcher and graded a road with it into that field to carry supplies, then he took the contract for laying

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a 4-inch pipe end did all the work with the same tool, the V-shaped, ditcher. At that time he completed the work for little over one thousand dollars. Forty-seven miles1 of ditch 16 inches deep, whereby the old method with pick," shovel, plows, scrapers and hand labor, would have cost nearer twenty-five thousand dollars. The V-8hape-3 ditcher makes Its own trench and turning round, backfills it perfectly. If you want to know about draining, ditching, road making, or any other kind of work, ask your county agricultural agent to put you next to the scheme of doing it cheapest and best.

GENERATOR CHARGING STORAGE BATTERIES Owners of motor cars should realize that a storage battery is gradually dis charging itself whether the car is in use ct Idle. The reason for this i3 that the electricity from & chargred storage battery i due to chemical action of dilute sulpheric acid on Its lead plates. This electro-chemical action begins the moment at which the electrolyte, or solution, i put In, and the battery is brought into operative, condition by electrical charge. Long periods of idleness, due to traffic delays while the battery is in . transit. Inactivity while the automobile is standing in the showroom or in the garage when left for repairs, cause the battery to lose some of Its power. In order to correct this it ia often necessary to give the battery a freshening charge before the car is taken out. It i., moreover, very important that the generator charging rate should be checked up and any inaccuracy corrected at once. rrest-O-I.ite Service Stations, acting on policies inaugurated by the Frest-O-liite Company, take it upon themselves to correct these difficulties The new car owner, taking his car to the Frest-O-LHe station immediately after purchase, receives without ccsj, to him a standard "Initial Test" Je-" sijrneri to start the car off with a cor

rectly operating electric installation. This initial test includes a check Of the generator charging rate, car wiring and test of the storage battery. Xf the battery requires a freshening charge, th!s if als? given as a part of the initial test service. Starting right with a new storage battery and starting and Ughlng installation la half the battle for satis- ' factory service. Little troubles caurht at the very beginning have no chance to develop into big ones.

Bull Enough There, Too. TThen a bull gored a man the other day the first telephoned report set down that the victim was "bored by a fool" and died. The police theory at the time was that he had perished at a political meeting. London Opinion.

Dandruff Surely

Destroys The Hair

Girls if you want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for It will starve your hair and ruin it if you don't. It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash It out. The only 6ure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it. then you destroy it entirely. To do thiF, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply It at night whe nretlrlng; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications wil completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace at It. You will find. too. that all itching and digging of the scalp will "stop, rnd your hair will look and feel a hundred times better. Tou can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is -inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter ho wmuch dan- , druff you have. This simple remedy i nrver fails. adv.