Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 60, Hammond, Lake County, 27 August 1920 — Page 9

Fridav. Alienist 27. 1920.

THE TIMES Mne

WOULDE-'D CHAOS HERE

(Continued from rag onf) America to go ahead and she prefers to so hand in hand with ihe V. S., but thn we have cur p 1 1 -y of selfdetermination t'..r ail nationahr.es to consider . "What r the Japan"?? home roUtlral situation?" h wa- askd "Japanese government is pcru'.iir,' rep'.ird Mr. Vander'.ip. "'It is difficult to ascertain where the p tr actually i concentrated. It 1 not In trter.iDeror's hand?, nor in the hf'U of

peers, nor in th dlt. Two eider' nattsmea turvive. There :s a be-' 1 e? that Prince Yan-.ar;ata. on of them, is the 'power behind the. throne. EGIAD DELATING TREATY "Because It Is difficult to put one oi:e's flngrer on this power and fix responsibility. Kngland. I undiTStanl.! has delayed renewing the Anglo-Jap-, anese treaty. The Japanese foreign ) linlster may pledge, his -word to do rr, thing' end the 'Japanese governr enf whatever it may be. may do another. 'There are really two factions tn Japan, the mflitaritsts who are now la introl and th rtsin? tide if democracy, which If not forestalled by j-irr.9 affair that would shake all Japan maybe within the ascendency within six years. "It Is Interesting to note that Japan's army and nav-y are responsible only indirectly to the diet, both branches of the war service choosing their own officers and directing heads The diet may make appropriations but the heads of the army and navy may exceed them, or incur obligations ' which the nation is called upon In honor to meet." . CO CRTS EY IS EEDED DLsruseirifr the California exclusion let, Mr. Vanderllp said he believed imutually eatisfactory arrangements could be brought ibout between the two countries -which would eliminate f irther Irritation, over immigration from Japan. The cordial co-operation rf Japan can bo obtained. Mr. VaniSrllp believed in restricting immigration cf Japanese labor entirely if the rratter were taken tip in a sympatht I", arid courteous manner with the Japanese government. "'Using the rlht methods, rlus diplomacy and gentleness, the Japanese wou'd be quite willing to accept America's stand on this question," Mr. Vn nderl'.p . "But "s trortc-arm" methods plus a dictatorial attitude. mijrht lead to sr!ous trouble with Japan.

O.VLY WAR KOH HONOR "I eincerely believe Japan does not want war with the U. S. and win go U war to preserve her national honor. "Individual Japanese may commit "harl kari. but whole nations do not do tt unless foced to. Japan knows she could not win against the U. S. "The genera! impression in Japan, all things Japanese. And this Is re-t-ented . "V may criticise Japan's activities in Korea and the Japan will cite the lynchings and burning of American negroes and inquire why we asnunns such ar. air of superiority. "Why not let us be fair to the Japanese and try to understand their prob lenis?" mquiried Mr. VaiuWUp.

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GROCERY AND MARKET

202 Fayette Street Phone 738 Specials for Friday and Saturday

SUGAR No limitPerlb OSCAR MAYER'S APPROVED LARD, lb OSCAR MAYER'S BRISKET BACON, 1-2 lb. piece, lb. FANCY TOILET PAPER, S 10crollv3 rolla . . . . VAN CAMP'S PORK AND BEANS. No. 2 can, 2 for

VAN CAMP'S SOUPS (Vegetable, Chicken and Tomato).

2 cans for VAN CAMP'S HOMINY,

Ho. 3 can. per can. . VAN CAMP'S FANCY 15 oz. Iar bottie, Tver rxvrrla

VAN CAMP'S EXTRA SIFTED PEAS, 25c ,0 55 c

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SOAPS OLD COUNTRY LAUNDRY SOAP Best a tha market. 6 8 C 10 ban for

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DRY soap 67 c 1 ft Kara for

PALM0L1VE TIOLET 25 C

SOAP 3 bar for SWEETHEART TOILET 90 C SOAP 3 bar for " COFFEE AND TEA Try one pound of Andree'i Templar Brand Coffee. Regular 45 C 55c feller, per lb FANCY COFFEE 40 C Independent brand, per lb. . SINCERITY COFFEE 55 c , 65c eller, per lb PET AND SINCERITY MILK 1 I Tall can 14c; baby caa

Vaa Camp's Products Are of Best Quality Try aa Assortmeal We Handle tbe Best of Fresh Meats GOLD MEDAL AND PILLSBURY FLOUR Vs bbL $1.82 V Ihl $3.60

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Prsetlce KlncrViess Nov. There are kindnesses, hospitalttlea, public and private duties, and fellowship in the civic and social life of one's calling snd stajlon which help to make our sojourn here satisfying and gratifying. Thes should not be postponed nor stinted. "I expect to pass through life but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do to any fellow-being, let me do It now, and not defer or neglect It as I shall not pass this may again." This always timely text is usually attributed to William Fenn. Humphrej J. Desmond.

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Pse Children Naoti iron Iron in Syrup form is more readily digested and assimilated than Iron Pills or Iron Tablets, and naturally you get quicker results. The Iron in GROVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP is digested as soon as it is swallowed and, therefore, is promptly assimilated. You can soon feel its Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. The Syrup is flavored and children love to take it. Contains no Nux-Vomica or other poisonous drugs, therefore, it can be given to The Babe, The Child, The Mother and The Grandmother with perfect safety.

Syrup Price 60 Cents.

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SCHOOL SUIT

A timely sale where mothers will save from $5.00 to $8.00 on each Boys' Wool Suits. Sizes 8 to 17. These suits represent a variety of medium and heavy weights, light and dark mixtures, full lined knickerbockers at the lowest price ever quoted

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Otkr Specials Children's Play Suits. $2.00 value . .$1.19 Boys' Serge Knee Pint ? to 17. Special. $2.95 Boys Courdoroy Pants, 9 to 17. Specially priced at ... .$1.45 Boys' Blue Chamljray Shirts, at $1.35

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OPPOSITE P0ST0FHCE Bet. State and Plummer

Specials for Saturday Only LADIES' APRONS Of dark fashionable percale; all sizes. $1 .49 Special LADIES' HOSE A fine fibre silk hose for ladies, come in black and cordovan, M .50 seam in back, absolutely firsts. Special, 2 pairs v LADIES SKIRTS A small lot of ladies' wool skirts in a fine brown check to gl QQ close out. Special LADIES' DRESSES All of our silk taffeta and satin dresses are to be sold O 1 Q 5Q at a great sacrifice. Some as low as ZCYS' WAISTS Peter Pan brand, strictly washable materials. Sizes 6 to 16. CI 25 Special . m4J BOYS' BLUE CHAMBRAY WAISTS Sizes 6 to 14. Priced especially low, 79 C

NOTICE OUR NEW FALL LINE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY.

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