Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 30 July 1920 — Page 4

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THE LOSER THE WINNER. If Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock had crossed the line in the decisive race of the cup contest, Great Brittain would have regained the yachting supremacy of the world loat 0 9 years ago. Twelve times since she. entered' craft against the American defenders and lost. Her visit will do much to revive interest in the sport not only in this country but in Britain also. There is no elation on this side over the Shamrocks visit but it is generally recognized that it will add zest to a contest toward which many Americans had become listh-ss because of the ease with which honors were retained by America. Sir Thomas has proved himself a real sportsman and it is not galling to lcse to him. The Shamrock is important as marking resumption of interest in a competition that takes pre-emlnenc us an agency for cultivating international respect and friendship, as a sporting event it is not nearly so exciting as a dog fight.

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A CREED OF AMERICANISM. Here is one great American's creed of Americanism.

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Kenera.1 from mtnjr aourcei- about Lhe trala and mat earlc. Th rum haa Increased lta mailing equipment and la atrlrlnr arneatly to reacJh ita patrona on rime. Drompv in advising ua who .you do aot gt yoar papT aod wlU act promptly.

IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE. The idea of a candidate for vice-president making an acceptance speech is something of a joke. It does not make the slightest difference what he thinks or says. He has nothing to do with the policy of the administration. Not even if the republicans should win and Coolidge should be admitted to the cabinet. would the vice-president's ideas be a matter of much Importance. Coolidge has got to advocate what Harding advocates, and Roosevelt can do nothing but follow Cox. Gary Post. In other words, the vice-president is a joke. If Senator Harding is elected and should be taken by death and Mr. Coolidge should become the nations chief exeutive, his ideas would be of no importance. It would not make the slightest difference what he thought or said. He would simply be a bump on a log. Strange reasoning. As a matter of fact the republican party is providing for contingencies and looking into the future. It is proud to present a man like Coolidge, who may become president. There have been Tice-presidenta who have been jokes, but the republican party wants none of them. That's why Coolidge's speech of acceptance profoundly impresses the people. They waqt

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HAPPY COMBINATION. Some republicans demanded a business man for president. Others have insisted that the nominee iiould be a man with congressional experience. Both demands have been met, for Senator Harding made a success building up a publishing business, and has served satisfactorily in both the senate of Ohio and the enate of the United States.

endorsed by most good Americans. It is this: It is fine to Idealize, but it is very practical to ranke sure cur own house is in perfect order before we attempt the miracle of old-world stabilization. Call it the selfishness of nationality if you will, 1 think It an inspiration to patriotic devotion To safeguard America first. To stabilize America first. To prosper America first. To think America first. To exalt America first. To live for and revere America first. We may do more than prove exemplars to the world of enduring, representative democracy where the constitution and its liberties are unshaken. We may go on securely to the destined fulfillment and make a strong and generous contribution, helpful in all suffering and fearless in all conflicts. Let the internationalist dream and the bolshevist destroy. God pity him "for whom no minstrel raptures swell." In the spirit of the republic we proclaim Americanism and aclcaim America. These words came not down from the Fathers, though the full spirit cf them did. They were spoken in a speech delivered in New York by United States Senator Warren G. Harding, of Ohio, a short time prior to his nomination for the presidency. What he says is good stuff to ponder. It will hit every American right where he thinks and will place every fair mind under convictlcn that any American citizen who holds those Views of his country and her national spirit and will

take them with him for gudiance in the presidential I

office can pretty safely be trusted, says the Fort Wayne News.

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Dr. C K. Sawyer ha been Senator Hardinj'B family physician for twenty years. II lite at WhiU Oaka farm, ontaide of Marloa.

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THE PASSIIiGJ I SHOW

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AXIJ we've aeen ours look very well THE reformers lay about everything I'XKOHTl'SATE to alcoholic stimulants, inadequate

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PREACHING VS. PRACTICE"This country does not wish to be selfish," says Gen. Smuts, referring to his South African home, "but it wants to keep away from European entanglements." Thus spoke the man who Is credited with a large part of the authorship of the league of nations covenant.

JOT riding:, but we g-uess the Fl'XDAMEXTAL trouble Is that there are males m AND females and it la II A It n to see how they cao be avoided at present. A man has no business squaklngr TVHE.V he gets stung in a get-r!cl-scheme IF he hadn't been so anxious TO cheat he wouldn't HAVE been cheated.

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THK girls' slogan nowadays: KEEP your ears coyered but let th sun shine on the rest of you. WHY, when a ohlld needs sympathy OR cookies or something that Isn't good for him does it ALWAYS) scamper up to grandma AND speaking figuratively of course, pull her leg?

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CAl'SE us a great deal of trouble in this vale of tears BCT we would sort of like to have A vampire look at us in the WAY they are said to

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U8TEX for a moment to the PEOPLE who are chatting away in a IOFT drink parlor and you will DISCOVER that people do not have to have anything to TALK about In order to talk. WE hav observed THAT when a woman prepares FOR a trip she seldom forgets anything

EXCEPT ptrobably her pocketbooic. A certain noble woman about to go on a two-day CAMPIXG trip took along her ELECTRIC curling iron. THE apirtet. indeed, is willing, but the flesh is weak AND our systematic way oi cutlcc DOWN" on our smoking 1m to RESOLVE not to light another cg until we' HAVE completed the task LPO.V which we are engaged at the moment AD then break over. THE fact that you think your wife or daughter IS tall and willowy won't keep other FOLKS from thinking that she is long and lanky. AS we fill our own 250 more or ies GREASE cups, we have our moments of DEPRESSION when we feel that th HAPPIEST man Is he whose garage is for rent. , EVIDENTLY we must repeat for so MANY didn't get it. that one of the I SrORTESATH thlnes about the

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youth of the MALE sex is to tak prlda ia their ABILITY to spit. IOC can make a woman belle re that JONAH swallowed the whale if you try HARD enough, but you c.n't make HF.R believe that a drug store complexion DOESXT fool anybody.

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Bon-Opto gives quick relief to inflamed, aching, itching, burning, workstrained and watery eyea. Best druggists recommend and guarantee satisfaction or will refund yourmoney.

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Exquisite patent leather oxforj, full fashioned Louia covered heels. Long', slender varr.p. A ?9 value. Our apeciai low price, plainly printed on every box, $5. So. Reduced to . gtkJ

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Sturdy, finely made, amartly fashioned gun metal military heeled oxford. Perforated tip. $10 value. Our special low price plainly printed on every box, $6.85. Reduced to

For Women that were formerly priced $4.95 and $5.85, price stamped on the box, now $2.98, worth $5 and $7.

3.98 for these

NEWARK Shoes for women that were formerly priced $5.85 and $6.85, regular price stamped on the box, worth $8 and $9, reduced to $3.98.

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Smart white buck pump with baby Loui3 heels. Very finely modeled. $7 value. Onr special low price, plainly printed on

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Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning at 7:30 Tomorrow morning we are goingto give the womenfolk of this community a feast of bargains in NEWARK shoe that will make everyone who participates an advertiser for us for a long time to come. We are going to show you what CAN be done in the way of VALUE-GIVING when the right determination to DO IT is applied. We are going to show you oxfords, pumps, ties and sport shoes at $2.98, for instance, that are as fine $6 and $7 values as could be had this season. And at $3.98 we are going to give you footwear that had every right to bring $8 and $9, just as they did elsewhere. Ladies, this is NOT a reduction sale. It is something GREATER than that. It is a fight to lower high prices. Until low prices prevail again, our business pocketbook will suffer just as your personal pocketbook suffers. We have something to gain in this fight as well as you. If this were simply our usual clearance sale there would be no excuse for slashing our prices as mercilessly as we have. No store or stores could deliberately c the thing we are doing for any length of time and exist. But just as long as we CAN do it we will. Tomorrow we shall bring forth an enormous quantity of this footwear all brand new, regular stock NEWARK shoes, in most all sizes and in a big variety of styles and leathers. This sale is all and more than you hope it is. Come tomorrow and you will go away with the prize bargains of the year.

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A well built tire yields much more mileage for each cloliar of cost than a tire purposely made to be offered at a sensationally low price; buy the tire, not the price. Built to deliver exceptional mileage at exceedingly low cost, Goodyear Tires, of the 30 x 3-, 30 x 3Vfe- and 31 x 4-inch sizes, save inconvenience, disappointment and money. Their value results from the application of Goodyear experience, expertness and care to their manufacture in the world's largest tire factory devoted to these sizes. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dcrt, Maxwell or other car taking these sizes, go to your nearest Service Station for Goodyear Tires for the real worth and endurance that Good

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East Chicago Garage Sales Co. I Z0EGER & DEWEY. Props. Authorized Goodyear Se rvice Station for East Chicago 4735-37-39 Forsyth Are., East Chicago. Dealers in Pnemnatic and Solid Tires. Tubes and Accessories,

Lake County Auto Supply & Sales We are the only authorized dealer carrying a full line of N Goodyear Tires, Tabes 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 H0HMAN ST., HAMMOND. TEL. 1741. E. N. Bunnell Motor Company AUTHORIZED DEALER IN GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES. FORD SIZES 504-508 Hohmtn Street, Hammond. 4814 Forsythe Ave., Ea$t Chicago. Phones: 650651592. Phone 947. Fifth Are. at Massachusetts St., Gary. Phone 1470.