Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1920 — Page 10

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When you have a Cold or feel the symptoms of Grip or Influenza, do not experiment with imitation remedies it is too dangerous. Get the original and reliable, Cold and Grip Tablets of Recognized Merit.

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history at John Hopkins' University,' Baltimore. The title r-f the book was "Congressional Gov rnment" and, in dealing: with the relations between the

president of the United Spates and the Senate with particular reference to treaties, I'rof. Wilson wrote; j "o one would desire- to see tha president possessed of authority to override the decisions of the Senate, to treat with foreign powers and appoint thousands of put-l:c offlrers. without any otnor thin that shadowy responsibility v hioh he owes to the people that elected him. . "It is even more Important to know how the House is bdn grbuilt than to know how the plans of the architect were conceived and how his specifications were calculated. , It Is better to have skillful work stout walls, reliable arches, unbending- rafters, and windows sure to 'ex?l the winter's flaw' than a drawing en paper which is the admiration of all the practicil artists in th country." j Apparently it is a far, far cry from 1885 when the professor was a humble Instructor in a great university to 19.0 when the same man is president of the United States and ambitious to be a world leader at the head of his own League of Nations. However, there is a crta!n striking' similarity between ideas of the pro

fessor of 19 and the president of 64. In that same "Congressional Government," appear these words, still bearing upon the relations of the president

and Si-nate in regird to trratles: "His (the president's) only p er f compelling compliances on . the part .f the Senate lies an his Initiative .n negotiation, which affords him a chance to get the couniry into such scrapes, so pledged in the view of the world to certain courses of action, that the Senate hesitates to bring about the appearnce of dishonor which would follow its refusal to ratify the rash promises or to supp -rt the indiscreet threats of the In-partment State." Pid President Wilson have In mind the views of Profess r Wilson when he Initiated the negotiations ending in the Wilson League of Nations, affording h'm "a chance to get the country Into such scrapes-' and "so pledged in the view of the world to certain courses of action" that the Senate would be compelled jo accept the Wilson League of Nations or have the appearnce of welching?

Fridair. October 15, 1920.

VOICE OF THE r- i PEOPLE

VOICE OP THE PEOPLE If the Hammond Chamber of Commerce wants something for discussion

a 1KU' clcser to home than referenduma submitted on the United State Chamber of Commerce, let it taio up Uio dust nuisance. Hammond Is unquestionably the dirtiest, dustiest city In the middle west. While brick, concrete and asphalt pavements have done much to make cities fleaii there is little use to attempt to fibato the Oust nulsanc in this way hore there are vast areas of constant contamination by means of which the city is made like a Saharah sand storm every time the wind gets up to twenty miles an hour. Is it necessary In this enlightened age to point out that dust carries disease jcerms. Si's automobiles standing at the curb with nith. percolates through stores covering displayed goods and causing thousands of dollars in damage each vcar? Is It necessary to point out that the -Tice buildings are filled with fine sand

wnich cuts into good furniture, destroys floors, fills cracks and crevices and does untold damage?

Do' we have to .l!v in a flirty dust

laden rity until ba become so used to it that it takes the comments of strangers within our" gates to jolt us

into realization that after all Hammond has not progressed far since the pioneer days when the streets were of sand? Dust in Hammond originates principally on the un-olled right of way of railroads and on vacant lots such as the Central school house yard. The school house'yard has been cleared of the Liberty Hall debris for nearly a year and yet nothing has been donfi to prevent the great sweeping up of dust that takes place when ever the wind blows. Let eveVy good cltiren start in to eliminate source of dust contamination.

Make Hammond a clean place In which

to live. Just because we have to. nut i

up with dirty drinking water is no rea-J

son why we should breathe polluted air. F.OSCOE G. WOODS

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Debutante and Delegates. Personally we arc rtron:r for wnmnn

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Pape's Cold Compound"

instantly relieves stuffiness and distress Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks up a severe cold and ends all grippe misery. The very first dose opens your clog-ged-up nostrils and the air passages of the head stops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, feverlshness, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" is . the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, contains no quinine Insist upon Pape's! Adv.

-Book Condemned Course He ' Has Taken in Treaty j r Fight CHICAGO. Oct. 15. When TToodro'w "Wilson was 29 years old he wrote a Jook, He was at the time a fellow in

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'Dresses of Tricot ine Velour or Serge

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Davenport Special

lYou Save from 25 to 35 On Every Purchase The same liberal credit terms for which this store is noted will prevail. Space will not permit us t show all the goods in this sale. Complete suites, odd pieces. Grafonolas. davenports, tables, rugs, and linoleums, at tremendous savings. The prices quoted are for one day only we guarantee the genuineness of the reductions.

SoIiJ Oak Darenport Equipped Seng Spring OneMotion Bed. upholstered in mule ikin. guaranteed better than fineit leather; fumed or golden oak. Regular price $92. sale price

$75

Columbia Grafonola MODEL E 2 Can be had in Golden Oak, Fumed Cak, or Mahogany. The wonderful tone and genera! construction of the Columbia makes it the finest machine on the market today. Why pay other dealers a large price for an unknown make when you can buy the genuine Columbia Grafonola here. $10 Down, $8 Month Price $120 No Interest

SEVEN-PIECE SUITE Qwo Aam Dining Suite, coatiitwg of .olid quarter ok Uhie. 54 inch top and & ,tf ght Uck chain and ona arm chair, genuiaa leather teats, a Cl CO CA Haodtome uite. priced for tK. .ale, atOXOa7eOU

3edroom and Living Room Suites Priced to Save you Money Saturday!

$2S5 PARLOR SUITE, $175.00 Three-piece genuine leather parlor mite. i;.-I

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1 Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite $298 ieautiful Ivory Bedroom Suite, in wouis XVI design. A bedroom suit; f elegance, distinction and duraility. Specially priced.

$425 Suite, $298 $398 3 piece Bedroom Suite, $298 Very handsome Bedroom Suite, in American walnut, with bow-end bed. A most desirable suite, specially priced.

3 piece Walnut Bedroom Suite was $188 Saturday, $137.50 3 piece Library Suite was $198 Genuine leather Library Suite, in fumed or golden oak. Specially reduced.

3 piece Cane Parlor Suite for $325 Loose cushion Bolster Roll and Round Pillow, upholstered in silk damask. S475 Suite, $32. 3 piece Parlor Suite was priced $995 The finest of all Parlor Suites, with extra large davenport with pillow arms.

All Lamps and Shades at 35 Discount Includes every one in stock. Simply deduct 35 from original price tag.

$398 Suite, $298 Saturday, $135. Tomorrow, $650

Dining Tables Quarter-sawed Golden Oak or Fumed Oak Dining Table; beautiful finished 54-inch otp, 6-foot extension plank top, and extra heavy box. Eight patteroa. Values to $95 at $69.85.

9x12 Heavy Axminster and Wilton Rugs

$69.50

A Drice we have never been able to

offer before. Only a few patterns to

choose from, but the quality is so great and the price so low that you must act quickly to get one. $89 VALUES.

n j W. & J. Sloan's Linoleum "1

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$1.59 sq.yard

3,000 yards of the finest printed linoleum, 1 2 feet wide, which covers most rooms without a seam. Choice of all patterns in stock. Laid FREE of charge.

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