Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 59, Hammond, Lake County, 26 August 1920 — Page 9

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Wants U. S. To Think In Millions Harding Deplores High Finance Which Runs Into Billions Instead. EX GECTIOE R. HOLATES ;STFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE -MAiUO.V. O.. Au?. 25. On the issua of economy in governmtnt '.one the rep Jblicatis dfserve to be entrusted trith the affairs of the nation for tha next four year it was declared here, this afternoon by Senator Warren G. Harding:. He spoke to a delegation of Wyandotte county republ:cars who no. t!lred to Marion Jor a neighborly front i re h adress. In a speech devoted largely to a review of republican economics since the party ? return to power In 1918. Senator Harding pledged aneiw that If he is elected this year "administrative wa.ne" will be stopped and the affaiia f rovernrnent conducted on a business basis. 'T want to aec'.aJm the day," said the senator, "when we may think In millions once more." He dep'ored the h!?h finance whic1! has run government co3ts into terms r-.t millions. Panator Harding- also took a subtle at the leagrue of nation.. "The European ettes." he eaia. 'have r.iade their covenants, hut war ' nlinues. We have entered into no covenant, and we have actual peace.' To the largre number of women in h delegation, the candidate said. "It Is significant that the women are here aa a part of your numbers. It is likewise Uecomlngr. Clothed aa they xe oon to be. with the rigrht cf saffrae, it is & fine example of the appreciation of the responsibility of this added duty of citizenship that they rbserve their first opportunity to show their interest in matters political. "Whatever matters political there may have been in the granting: of the rigrht of suffrage to women, there can be no question as to their fitness, their apaMry. their patriotism and' their earnestness. Whenever American women determine upon a course they have universally made a complete succts. Tfcey -win regard, their obligat:on -with seriousness and always with a concern for the.ir country's we.lfar. "Our ooantry is suffering' today in common with much of the world as a result following the war. We have this difference to distinguish us from Europe: "We hare actual peace, though not formally declared, while much, of Europe Is engaged In war. The government at Washington 1 etill functioning very large under special war-time !"-.Sislation. The contiiruance of these

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ernment as one means towards reducing the cost of living. Realising this, the republican congress during a year cf its existence, cut great expenditure two and three-fourth billions orf dollars from the departmental estimates prepared by the demonstrate administration . "When the republican congress elected In 1918 came into control it did so under a pledge to reduce the cost of government and stop ertravagance and waste. That pledge has been splendidly kept." Senator Harding charged tht democrats in congress had attempted to discredit the republicans, but that thi had teen rutrated and supply bills passd at a saving of a billion dollars. No "pork barrel" appropriations were made under republican supervision, ne declared . Blame for the present high co?t of government. h laid at democratic doors in not making adequate preparations to bear the cost of war.

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Charles May and Harry Govart left Tuesday on a Ashing trip. Mr, Charles Sallsgiver and family of Carbon. Ind.. are visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. MaVany, Mrs. Joe Miller was a Hammond shopper Tuesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Ber-wanger and daugh. ter of Crown Point are visiting her sister. Mrs?. Mat Grimmer. Miss M. A. Flanery left today on a few days vacation. Quite a number from here attended the revival services at Crown Point Tuesday ntght.

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laws as in time of national peril are a hindrance and a source of a postive mischief. "We are already burdened to the breaking point with publio dues exacted for all manner of purposes. The annual Interest charge on our public dobt ls about equal to our forma revenue In pre-war days. "We need to reduce out cost of go"-

Misa Frances Blaasen and Ruth Brossman of Chicago are spending several weeks vacation touring Yellowstone Park, Denver and Colorado Springs. Colo., and write that they are enjoying" their trip immensely. Mrs. Mathilda Kellman had as her guests on Sunday. Rev. Anthony Badina. Rev. Michael Hlnssen. Mr. and Mrs. Liouls Hinssen. Anthony and Agnes Hinssen. all of Cincinnati. Ohio. Mrs. Barbara Kloss and daughter Margaret, of Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kloss and family of Chicago Heights. Dorothy and Virginia Meyer. Mr. A. R. Jordan. Florence an dElizabeth Keilman. all of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. John Wachter of St. John. Jake Huppenthal has purchased the Math HiUbrlch farm of 149 acres near Schererviile . Mr. Albert Scherer spent Tuesday at Chicago. Mrs. Henry Thielen of Chicago Is visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Thielen. Mrs. Frank Scheldt and Mrs. Thomas Nolan were visitors at Hammond on Wednesday. Mrs. Ryan, a siwter of Anton Held, of here, died Tuesday at the home of her sister at Cook, from which place the funeral will be held on Wednesday.

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And tomorrow DIVIDEND DAY would be just a good time to bring the boys and girls here and get them fitted properly in quality shoes for school.

Correct Shoes for the Children

Buying Children's Shoes is an important matter. It's important to get the right quality and the right price. There is anoher consideration that is just as important. That is to get the right fit.

We have the right shoes; we have them at the right price ; and our salespeople are trained to fit a child's foot becomingly and comfortably.

Little Boys' Shoes Little Girls' Shoes

Black and brown eathrrj. have stout soles. Size 8'2 to 11. 2 QS lace model. Sale price..

Solid leather, blucher style, nature toe. Sizes 10 to 132- Sale 98

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Three Specials for Girls T fll ' CL.An Black and brown gun metal, also a MlSSeS OllOeS fane patent. English or nature toe models. Sizes Wi to 2. Special sale J3 QO price 4J T "til ,tlr, CLAa Black and brown gun metal, stout Llltie UiriS OOOeS J0!es. nature toes. Q Q Sizes 8V1 to II . Special sale price JO.Oi7 Growing Girls' Shoes 'r K Z shoes. Sizes 22 to . a good school shoe. Special 0 sdlc price )

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15 j-vtto' ClInirkAO Black and brown leather, solid leather JDOyS OjFlOcb throughout, wide toe or ?0 QO English models. Sizes 1 to 6. Sale price -PO.O T) T0 Cl. rtrk Nature toe lace, all solid leather, sp'enooys ian oiioes id school shoes. siZes oq 9 to 1314. Snecial sale orice POOU

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Gun metal uppers, with double wear

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Good Shoes for Growing Girls Shoes that are stylish, have low heels, leathers are black vici kid. black and brown gun metal, solid leather, every pair guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Sizes 2'2 to 7, widths 5if5 C. D, E. Special sale price vvUv An English Style for Girls An English lace brown style with cloth tops and low A EL heels. Leather soles anl heels. Sizes 2 Vi to 7. Price V4-.-

Edward Co Mlnas Co, Week-End Grocery Specials

SUGAR SPECIAL . 10 Pounds for $1.75 Of the best Cane Granulated Sugar, with a purchase of $2 or more in any department of the store.

El mi Gold Medal or Ceresota, bbl. sack riOUl $7.35, y4 bbl. sack 1 Qt

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$3.69, 6 bbl. sack

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Mill. Pet brand, doz. baby cans 75c,

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Prunes pr,ab,arEC.!i"-.3!bs:85c: 29c Argo Starch f50f : packa8C . . . 49 c

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Baked Beans ? cans 40c, can .

Crackers

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The best shortening.

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Lima Beans 17c Eutterine

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Butterb;n:.'....60c P AffftA Minas Blend, best value in LOIiee Hammond. 3 lbs. $1.25, lb. Navy BeansK:n3tU432c Potatoes p:rncPyiirs:m?.Cob!:r.5: . 59 c

MaCarOIll Egg Noodles, 3 pkgs. . 'I' Choice of B. F. Japan or Fancy 1 CO. Ceylon, per lb n) Mild Cured Brisket Bacon,

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Snider's Tomato Catsup, large bottle

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Our Candy Corner Specials CHOCOLATES Our best, assorted flavors. Off, uamcta ocamitx baoc mm n 1 y lb for oDC WANETA PEANUT BARS Milk flavored JCJ AFTER DINNER ' MINTS U-All-No brand, JQC swett chocoUte- 3 bars JUHBO 'SAL plANUTS-Fancy or, LARS0N'S CLOVEMINTS, WINTER- J4 blanched per lb MINST OR PEPTOMINTS, 3 pkgs X

Dividend Day is a Good Time to Buy Housewares These will be on Sale Saturday, Too in the Basement

House Broo m Union made. 4 sewed, polished handle. Special at 89 c Johasoo Prepared Floor Wax, paste or liquid form. Special at 45c

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Mr. PotU' Asbestos Sad Iron A set of three, complete with handle and stand

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Electric I r o n Rochester, guaranteed, highly polished, regular family size, at

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Wash Boile r Rochester brand with stationary handle, copper bottom, large and medium size, specia

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Wash Boiler Solid copper, extra heavy grade, large size. Special at

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Clothes Batke t Splint, with wood bottom, extra well made, very special price at

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Cups and Sauceri American semi porcelain, plain white, large size, special at 40c

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Mr. Wm. Zieienrieine, Sr., cf frown Folnt. Ind.. spent Tuesday with his son. William. Jr., and family, 'Mis Marls ticheldt of Joltst, spant Tuesday and Wednesday here with relatives. VAtt Harriet Brewer returned to her hrnie Tuesday aitemoi-in aftr a ! r " week visit with her ieter, Mrs. Hilh-e-onrl-', of Ijub-xique. Iowa. Mr George Baktr left for N-w Yoi i nn Wednesday tnornm-s where he w'l:' .'.s-.t with hia daughter Mr. Wheeled . llis Kate John i visiting with A. W. Stommcl and farnily. v

Allen Botheron was thn cent'r of : barrage In Boston. The Rod sx ka him and the rext of th Browns an ' to 1 lambasting.

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