Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 70, Hammond, Lake County, 9 September 1920 — Page 10

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Grails 3-1 Kimiirgartrn ;.Iarii Duilding ' ' Totals ' 4.101

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The f.rt Say's enrollment in Ea?t Chimku's liii'olic scljuols was 4.1t ! . fin :n-.r-ac of 331 ovt-r the f.rst Uay tnroll- : nt i.f last car 1k-h r . T 11 r.-K:s-t lt d. Of tliis number the largest peri. ih:v;c of increase was noted in the 1 ;.-': school where the enrollment, ir.c a.mng junior ci-l'ojre and junior lnt'h M'!:'Ki!, increased f mm 6S3 to TJS. Must of the buildings rerer:ed an in. tnasi! of very substantial size but in h n- building:, the Ililey Iniiid.ng'. there v as ,1 dt crease from 57 U .Ml. Su- ; i ;i:t.. nd.-nt K. X. Oantnc is unable to t xi'iain this deen ase v. hich he b os ii u':d bo accounted for only by a lar;.;e

.mint if peoi'le lr-ni the section. true that many 1 ore:.-' tiers left Ini Harbor Ourn'.K last tail alter id opened, but most of tlivin were

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deenasft which ix:.-ts. Tin

;her decreases which are s'.iixiit were J:i t;ie kindergarten:;. The V.'ashtn;- ! ui l.mdi rgarten decreased f r. m ;'. to i3 and the Harrison from Jr! to -i:. Although the school author: !. s have '.:ao.-l 4lHi more 1'upils to take rare 'f this year than last, the building facilities are much improved and the l.ildren are be.n0r taken care of wi'.h-

ut unusual crowding. All of the build- I

li.vs are well filled, but not to sui'ii ;. i xti i.t'as to impair the i-lhiiency of th

i rganiiation. The opening of the Mark building, aitlauiyh it drew from the Washington

G. 0. P. SPEAKERS TO JIT LEAGUE

War on Wilson Covenant!

and Support of Harding Peace Tribunal Planned.

opening of the negotiations for increastd wages for the anthracite miners. It was announced at the department ot labor today. The secretary la stM In Pennsylvania but all data in po9 asion of the department haj ben forwardid to him. Reports of the department today continued to indicate that the miners wao

J l ave been on strike are gradually reI turning to their work.

PETERSON

INDIANAPOLIS. 1ND . . Sept. 0 The big guns of republican oratory du-ir.g the remainder of the campaign in Indiana will be (intend on tile league of nations issue, according to instructions given more than 300 men au i women attt tiding, the G. O. 1'. speakers' school ut the Hotel SiVerin

j y st i rday . I In a general way the speakers were 1 instruct-, d to adhere to the position

lave caused taken or. the league of nations by

njv . cenator nuruins ; to ojijiose me cove-

; iiant as suomiltid to the L nited btates ! senate by 1'iesident Wilson as unAmerican, but to advocate the creation j e-f a world tribunal for the protection of American lntciists and tu reduce to ! a minimum the probabilities of war. ' The Kev. Samuel l'lair of Chicago and Senator Watson were the principal j .-; akers on the league subject. The

conference also was addressed by Montavjllc Flowtrs of California. Krid H.

' Itobinsoii, chairman of the speakers ' ; bureau, was in charge of the meeting.

A number i t state camiidnti s were pi t si.m at 1' )Ui morning and afternoon Sessions.

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CHAMBER

6MW DISCUSSED IN LONDON Proposed New Town Interests Hoosier Delegates at London Meeting. OXFORD, England. Aug. tZ, (by mail) Fifteen Indiana people are attending the War and Social Order Conference here this week. They include a large number of Friends, wh

M-i: lo-.a.i-.-, t me .-... j s. nutor Smlth trailed the senatorial conference in London. Those r gister- ' , c.i. ,.,

ed are:

f a primary indicate that Thomas E. Watson l.aj defeated Gov. Hugh Dor-R-y Hiid Senator Hoke Smith for the democratic nomination for the U. S. Semitci-ilup by over eighty county unit lutes. Former Senator Thomas W . Kardivick. on the face of the returns. .:iil has a comfortable lead over Atty. Cen. Cliff Walker for the gubernatorial nomination, although his opponent have not Conceded his nomination. Con jres.-men I'pshaw, Crisp. Urand, L. e lull. Vin-'on and Iisen have been renominated .

Hoth Watson and Hardwick made i their campaign one of the hottest in ithe history of Georgia politics, opposi iiig the league of nations and the pres- : ent democratic national administration.

GEORGIA WOMEN NOT ALLOWED TO VOTE

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Secretary Colby

1 uildmg and showed an enrollment of

7 7. did nut cause a decrease r.i tin i . i 1 1 1 ie 1. 1 :n the Washington grades, '..it.-, li'iiiding the number increased -i-- to 471. The enrollment of this year as j .-. red with that of last is as foil

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Washington H. S. Junior colli jo t el, ior II. S. Junior H. S. V.'aihir.gti!i Grado lluildmg Ir-.-b s Kindergarten :!cKm!ey Building Junior H. S. Kiah rgartcn lljrr.son Euiiding rr.vis Kindt rgarten Cirr.cld Building :r;:des Kn.iiei gart'-in K.ley Building Cr-.ides Kindergarten Lincoln Building

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IXSTItl t Ti:i 1'OLITICS lr. Kbinson explained that the

meeting was arranged as a sciiool tor speakers for the purpose of Instructing the-m in the policies of the republican party during the campaign.

Senator Watson in his Instruction! explained the stand taken by the scn-j ate in opposing the covenant as.

brought from l'aris by the president, lie declared that at one time or other 't iring i onsidf ration of the document by th- senate, evi ry s. nator voted for reservations :n one form or another.

ritorosED .ew town" Practical proposals and explanations regarding the proposed new town

Attornev Hcnrv W . Petersen was where principles of co-operutlon and

yesterday elected by the East Chicago association in the service of the com-) f international NEWS SERVICE Chamber of Commerce to li 'ad that or-1 munity can be put to trial are- hold-! ATLANTA. Ga'.. Sept. & -Mrs. Mary ganizatioii for the following year. The ing the conference for the last hair , ;,, i,( I1j!,i noted suffrage worker, in election followed ttn announcement I of the week. l south tuisy wired S'-cretny of that C. II. True who was elected last Indiana delegates are r n t r r in .-r ..; a ;r. Colby. r(!aring she was denied Wednesday had reused to accept th;, heartily into the discussions. Though, -j,f p.-jvilene az voting in yesterday's position. Mr. I'etersui will succeed t he experimental city is a British idea! i;. ,-r-.-.a primary -or. account of my H. K. Jackson who has held the pos- t- be tried out in Knglaml. the Hoos- ;.,.x j;rs. Mcl.cr. -.on de'lares hhe U ition for the past year. j icrs seem fired with an enthusiasm t q ,., u t.. vote vice, the nineteenth

Attv. Petersen has been active !n erect a new town in tae mnl lie w-si. Chamber of Commerce woik for sev-j There is considerable Aimrlcan ojuncral years and has been an important! ion. however, that many if the ideas factor in the many important worksj suggested for n. w town are being which the local commerce body have i tried in America, as fur instance, thoriginated and carried through to a) educational system at Gary, Ind., ami successful conclusion. In way of ac-j profit-sharing plans in vari us eorceptance, Atty. Petersen stated that' porations. he wWl make himself heard lattr on . and expects to lead the chamber j WATSON VICTORY through a prosperous and useful yea.-.l c TVnTPA mnrt H. 1'. Crur.don. represent .ig the! 0 liN JJlOil i Xj Jj Chicago Telephone Company, appeared) -before the chamber yesterday ani; INTERNATIONAL NEtfS SERVICE) explained the reasons for their re- ! ATLA.NTA. Ga.. Sept. D It turns quest for increased rates in Lake coun-;'" mornin-f r.HVdnc daVi. G.-or-ty. A committee of three was ap- i

far instructions. , Several women presented themselves at the polls in different parts of the state, but s far on liiicwn r.one was allowed to vote

SAGE AND SULPHUR

DARKENS GRAY HAIR

Make Your Own BUG KILLER P. D. Q. You can easily make at home a full quart of the strongest btig-kiler for 35e, enough to kill a million bi dbu'ts, roaches, fleas and ants. This recipe. 'will not burn, rot or stain the clothing and is entirely different from any other formula v. e know of, as this will kill the eggs. Procure of your druggist a packago of (Pesky B-evils Quietus) P. I). u. then you will have tin: chemical made expressly to rid Ho'els, Hospitals and dwellings of pesky bedbugs and other insects. Special Hospital size $2.50 makes five gallons your druggist has it or he t.an get it for vou or s. nt prepaid either sizeby the Owl Chemical Co., Tcrre Haute, Ind.. upon receipt of prie-. l..n,;; tor the devil's head on -very peckng-. Adv.

Quick Relief

from aches and pains, bruises and strains by applying A bsorbinejr.

It soothes and heals. Keep a bottle handy at home, at the office or in your grip when traveling.

Absorbine.J!-

costs more, but its service cannot be measured in terms of money. $1.25 bcttle t mot druggists. W. F. YOUNG, Inc. 75 Temple Street - Springfield, Mass,

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WILSON TO MAKE DECISION 1 INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WA.SHIXC.TON". Sept. 3. Secretary or Labor V:!.-on u :il mike a deci.-ion within a.-'hort tune op the appeal of the Vr.it.i Mine Wo r rs for t.'.e re-

pointed to Investigate and report at: next meeting. j Another topic which came up Tot j discussion and upon which a commit- j tee was appointed was that of curtail-j ment of the I'ennsyi vania suburban, service. The company has recently j taken off the train wnlcli arrived lni Last Chicago by way of the East, Side, Whiting and Hammond at 6:15; in the morning and by so doing- has'

Axatxic' l.rar'.in Voihic Modiiat

It's Grandmother's Eecipe to Restore Color, Gloss and Attractiveness.

SUGAR No limit

Tea and Sulphur, properly compounded, lb brings bark the natural color and'nrAR M AYFR'S AP

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PROVED LARD, lb .

Specials for Friday and Saturday

15c 26c

COUPON Tbis Coupon and 18c will entitle bearer to two tall cans of SINCERITY MILK

inconvenienced a number of employej :

of the plants at Last Chicago and Calumet. The committee will endeavor to have the train replaced or get other transportation.

S.-r-Ralph

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Bradford has fold his entire potato and vrgi table crop to Harry Minas who ijs poinji; to se! Ithe harvest at Harrison Park. Sept. 11.

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OVER THE TOP AND THEN SOME 1 "I aever felt better in my life than' dree taking the first d .. of Mayr'.i Wonderful Ktmedy. I had a bad cas? f indigestion and bloat. r. g and tried j r"! kinds of medicine. Mayr'j V'.-iur- i fui Remedy is all and more than is ' laniud for it. On my recomnu nda- ; t .n our postmaster'd wife is using- it I wi-h good results." It is a simple, j l ..iiiiies3 preparation that removes th i i i-arihal mucous from the intestin- l z tract and allays the inanimation v '1 eh causes practica lly 11 stomaeh. j Iiv r and intestinal ailments, inciud-

i:i appendicitis. One dose will ton'..nee or money r fur.d-d. Summer's T: ue Store and iru; is'.s every whera.

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG GRAY HAIR Can b restored to its original color with VAN'S MEXICAN R HAIR COLOR RESTORO It i not a dye, but restores tbe hair to its natural color, so gradually that your most intimate friends cannot detect its use. You will be highly pleased with the results, or your mosey refunded. At all sesWt II 00 fr kottls. The Kells Company NEWBURGH. N. Y. DISTDIBUTODI

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Summers Pharmacy

EYES ScientificaUy Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

(iammend Optical Parlor

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27c

SOAPS OLD COUNTRY LAUNDRY SOAP Best oa the market. CZQ.r

BEANS, No. 2 caas, 2 tor. . , 10 bars for

VAN CAMP'S SOUPS (Vegetable, ! U. S. MAIL SOAP Chicken and Tomato), Oo ' 10 bars for

a4L ' fc

Sold oa Easy Payments lOOrc EFFICIENT 100 SAFE Let us demonstrate this washer in your own home next washday. The Electric Shop 643 H0HMAN STREET 4 HAMMOND Phones: 678-2455

lustre to the hair whm faded, streaked

r,r gray. Years ago the oniv w nv to

uet this mixture was to make it at OSCAR MAYER'S BRISKET OQr home, which is nv.issy end troublesome. I r, i it o ? it : It- aLOv

Nowaday?, hy asking at any drug store I v pT pPpr 0 Tor "Wyoth-s Sago and Sulphur Com- ; FANCY TOILET PAftK, OflC

iniunu. )nu win pf-i a large oottie or j 1UC roils, O rolls ior 'his famous old recu . Improved hy the SINCERITY PORK AND

."ifMition ot otner ingredients, at a small; .'05t. j Don't stay gray! Try it! NTo one can j possibly tell that you darkened your I hiir. as it does it so naturaly ani evei.ly. You dampen a sponge or soft

brush with it and draw this throutrh.

your hair, takin-r one small strand at a i No. 3 cans, per can I 10 bars for.

nne-: by morning the gray hair dhsap-jVAN CAMP'S FANCY CATSUP i PALMOLIVE TOILET p.-.-irs. and after another application or i i c , kfto , c n r r.

a. v - - o " y fi- ; uvni r uai-i vs . . . . per bottle SWEETHEART TOILET

9 VAN CAMP'S EXTRA SIFTED FEAS. qniPl Ka,. fr

I 25c seller, CCp SWIFT'S PRIDE WASHING 173 cans for POWDER Lame nk?. . ..

, VAN CAMP'S TALL MILK, 27 C GRANDMA'S WASHING ' 2 cans for ' j POWDER Large nkg. PET AND SINCERITY MILK, 7 r . LUNCH WAX PAPER

tall can 14c, baby can t 6 roU$ for

2 cans for

VAN CAMP'S HOMINY.

your hair fc'coms beautifu!ly j glossy and attractive. Adv.

Amaizo Corn Oil

Best or Salads and Cooking Buy in five gallon can9 and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. Hoby, Ind.

65c

lARKOUR'S LIGHTHOUSE LAUN-

12ci f- 67c

25c 20c

18c 25c

SHADY LANE PEACHESin syruo, No. 2V? caa. . FANCY EARLY JUNE PEAS 3 cans for BRIAR RIDGE STRAWBERRIES No. 2 cart. .

RED BAND SUGAR CORN, 3gc 3 cans for .

35c 38c 39c

COFFEE AND TEA Try one pcur.d of Andree's Temalar Brand Coffee. Regular 4 Cr cc .ti. it, ttll

FANCY COFFEE Indenerdent brand, xser lb.

SINCERITY COFFEE 55 c 65c seller, per lb

40c

Van Caisp's Products Are of th". Best Ouality Try an Assortment. We Handle the Best of Fresh Meats. GOLD MEDAL AND PILLSBURY FLOUR Vs bbl. $1.79 U bbl. $3.55 FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY

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Benefit bv these Wonderful $4.85 Bargains

You'll find every desirable style in Oxfords, Pumps, Theo Ties,

leather. Widths AA to D. Sizes 2Vz to 5. Your choice$4.85

The youngster's thoughts are now on copy books, pens and pencils. While Mother thinks of new school shoes. We have plenty of sturdy shoes for sturdy boys and girls shoes that are comfortable, long-wearing and moderately priced. School Shoes for Girls9 Sizes 82 to 1 1. Button or lace. $3.85 T0 $4.65 Sizes 1 1 i to 2. Button or lace. $4.00 T0 $6.45 School Shoes for Boys9 - Little Gents' sizes, 9 to W2. $2.50 T0 $4.00 Boys' brown or black, English and round toe models. Sizes 1 to bVi. $3.95 T0 $6.50 Specials for Men

$5.65 $4.85

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EVER YBOD Y'S STORE EVER YWHERE

Specials for Friday and Saturday

September 1 Otli and 1 1 th. East Chicago Hammond Whiting

mm a !iu e 'j.-. n a m jrm.

.YSm per to.

10 Pounds vith an order of $2.00. Ail the Sugar you want at 15c per Pound.

39c

Men's Street and Dress Shoes calf. Per pair

Black and brown

Men's Work Shoes, built over the Munson army last. Very durable

F rench Ties, etc., in black kid, brown kid, white kid, and patent Men's Elkskin bals, the cheapest good work shoe C Q E(TI

made. Special at ' pJ-JV

Young Men's Dress Shoes. Latest English model, brown calf, Goodyear welted. Special at

$7.35

WOMEN'S BROWN SILK HOSIERY SPECIAL AT $1.50

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"Your Shoe Man" 169 E. State St., Hammond

MEN'S HOSIERY EXTRA FINE QUALITY

50c

COFFEE Gold Note. No more, no less, lb..

BUTTER Gilt Edge. Absolutely the best tub butter in town. Ask our customers. (JO C Per lb TEAS Lipton's, Club House, Telmo and Gold Note. POLAR WHITE SOAP. gQc 10 bars for PALMETTO SCRUBBING fRusH- OI 20c Worth 2?c. Only AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP 10 bars for Qgc or.lv SALAD MUSTARD Large jar delicious Salad Mustard. 1 C, ? fr,r ?fir Per iar

PEAS Try our Early June Honey Peas at. .

BAKER'S SHREDDED 11-

14c

COCOANUT-

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BAKER'S CHOCOLATE Vz lb. for NAVY BEANS 5 lbs. for 43c. Per lb. CREAMETTES Still selling at PRUNES Fresh stock. Per lb PEALED PEACHES Per lb PEARS Per lb APRICOTS Per lb

SEEDLESS RAISINS The big kind, very fancy.

111 UUt 'l l 1 -J . ...... EGGS While 200 dozen lasts. Per doz.

We handle a full line of National Biscuit Co. goods, both in bulk and in packages. Note these prices: SNAPAR00NS Og Per lb

28c 9c 10c 21c 36c 29c 42c

53 c

FRUITED OVALS Per lb , MYRTLE COOKIESPer lb CHOCOLATE PUFFS Per lb

VANILLA WAFERS CO.

OATMEAL AND GRAHAM Per lb. .

SWIFT'S LARD AND BACONBREAD AND CAKES A full

21c 31c 39c

22c

VERY SPECIAL A lb. of Sugar at 6c and two cans of Club House Calif. Heavy Syrup Fruits (regular value at 52c per can). 1 1 C All for vl.lU You mav have your choice of Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Pineapple, Green Gage Plums, Loganberries, Apricots. Large cans.

You will have to come early this won't last long and is subject to out supply on hand.

The House of Quality With Fresh, Clean Goods East Chicago Hammond Whiting WE WILL CONTINUE TO CLOSE AT NOON ON THURSDAYS

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