Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 29 October 1920 — Page 11

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REMINDERS FOR THE CANNING SEASON Jelly That Won't Jell If tout ielfcr refuses to "set," be

fore boiling it ain try placing the glasses on the window sill in the sunshine for a few day or in a warming oven where it will keep at a fairly even temper&tnr. 11 one of these 4evk3 ia not emotive, yon taay hare to reboQ it; bot if ttre to add a small quantity of seen acid trait as the faiStir to jell is tse to

an msoffldent quantity at pectm in yoar frait. Frait that im too rip fwMroenUT falls to ioll because this

important property is only present in freshly pteked fruit. Choose berries feat ua s trifio green ratber

&a tixwe that are ovoxnpe. Frmsit States

mi kanda wfB TkM easQy to

a Sta tomato rubbed into the skin.

Whoa Csmatac Strawberries

fi sataral color of the berry can be retained if a teaspoonfnl of vine

gar is added yoet baCore aesiin?. Tb Frft Syraa

that is ten left over after all the fmit ia caused ebouM be carefully

m1) and stored with the fruit. It

ia xcelirat for frnit aaares to be

mimi with vaddmea is the winter

Um. T Prrrnrt Mold

two a f nr drop of idycertee around tbe edre of the jars and tamMers

befstw adjaatinr tk covers.

If You Have Xo Dark Closet or Shelves on which to store your preserve!, take some old stockings, cut off the

feet and run the lees over too jars

to keep them from the light.

WHEN MAKING COCOA OR CHOCOLATE

either hot or iced, a tiny pinch of

salt improved the flavor. Be suro

to use ever so little.

WHEN BEATING MATTRESSES

upholstered furniture or sofa pillows, you can do so indoors without retting

dust ail over the house it you win placo a dampened old sheet over the article while beating it. The moist fabric takes up the dust.

statement that if America knew what the treaty W them In for they would throw it cut art'l then the rrcsldent uromptly threw him cut." rOB.CED THXJK TO ACCEPT The visit of "Wilson to America and the presentation of demands by the senate was related. He told how in hit absence the conference nearly adopted a treaty but how on his return he forced the allies to accept his combined treaty and leng-ue covenant. "He had the check bock and the bread basket and forced theni lo accept it." declared the senator. "Hut we didn't sign It when he brcusht it back and we're never KOltiR to Bign it. He has insisted on this treaty or no treaty, this league or no leagues, this peace or no peace, and Mr. Cox aays, 'Mo too." SIAJ53 T&OIC THZ FACT Article 15, which outlines tfte authority of the council and assembly of 'he league in dwelt upon at length.

Senator Watson read the part which is Kenerally quoted by democratic orators and which pi. ices nil rWor of action in the council of rino member?. The vote in the council must be unanimous before action is tiken. However, anVher clause sajs that upon application of one of the contesting parties in the uispute, the matter n.ust be referred lo the assembly in which a majority vow only ia necessary. ENGLAND'S SIX TOTES It is in the assembly thnt Kngland has her fclx votrs to one of Atneric.i. "If America enters the league, he. will be bound In honor to abide by a unanimous vote of the assembly in uif-ptitc?i affecting her," said the ppt-akcr, "and I'll never give my vwte in the senate to give any foreign power the right to tlx the policy of this country. One of the first subjects which will come before the league after America enters will be the admission or exclusion of

IMITATION EMBROIDERED INITIALS The busy housewife who hAS no time to embroider her linen will find this a s"ircple and effective substitute: Buy rickrack or some similar novelty braid and after drawinj the initials on the linen, tack the braid over this outline in such a way that the fancy edpe will tarn out. Thrs ia especially handsome on larger pieces, though if a very narrow braid is used it is equally effective on smaller ones.

Most Kecent Photos of Gov. and Mrs. Cox, Taken in New York

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took along fotJr men, bot did not let

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Special for Saturday Assorted Chocolates and Bon Bons, lb. 55c Doctors recommend good candy to people who lack vitality. You will find these chocolates and bon bons for tomorrw not only delicious, but they will impart an almost endless amount of energy. Try them if you have some special task :o perform, and notice the ease with which you can accomDlish the job. Eat more candy it means better health, but be sure you get the best. Candies of all kinds from our ovens fresh daily. HAMMOND CANDY CO. TWO STORES 575 Hohraan Street 166 State Street HAMMOND, INDIANA

.lnraic.e I'roni this country," s--id. "ami he believes Amcri-a will have little chance to Ueep the Jups out if it H left to a vote of representatives of America's ncccss and power. QUOTES TK.OM SPEECHES 'The question before each American citizen today." he said, "is: Am I with Voodrowr Wilson and the council of thy league of nations cr am I with the tenate and Lho constitution of ths United States'.'" Throu shout his speech he ouoted from speeches of the president. McAJuo. Cox ami Mrs. Ba.su ;ti;d allowed how Pome features ef the covenant hus been evaded or mlvmterpreted accord! ti to the necessities ..f tho occasion. Uefore leavins the platform. Senator Watson spoke a pood word in behalf of

Congressman "Will n. Wood, classing him uj one of Hie dozen real blj n;ii in congress. "JTou will honcr yourselves more than you do him by sending M i'.i Wood back to carry out the work which has come before cimrress," lie seJd.

i The announcf mcnt was made by I t'halrmwi Clydo Cleveland that Waraen

- :- u'lai-I'-t of a,-: in - e ii; i n i'. d. Had Him Long Time. My ' i T t U brother, six. w iiki .'.'1 his srari'ljtu u as, an-! Ii. uti-v "I !nn'r lnov Ihjw old lie is. kfion vie have had him a vc. tililO."

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A Real Eey. Billy had n silk suit wish

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No High Places in Flo-ida. '1 lie hlrliosr p.,ii.t i"i r lorida w ..)? altiiudc ini'j bei.-ii i"'t-nid!iod is !ria tr.'Mir tiiiii. in I'olk . unity, --i,.. :i :.t!i.-,n C'J." f.'ft n'ro'.T sa lfv.0. ;ici''!p'inc tn tin- X tiit-l Piatt's soiofria: Mirv f's'j'ar: riii-tit of tlu- intt-r'tir. The v-Cfni-'e, ciovntioii of -J,c- laie a-- niTiJ'tiiMl l,v 11'. fc'-oJogt.-al Mii'vy Is about. ft-., t.

T." McCray, candidate for governor, had bsen unable to reach Hammond "n time lo open his speaking tour lust night, bo after several piensin numbers by thf

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"California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative

SHOES OF QUALITY FOR MEN

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Accept "California' Syrur of Figs only U-ok for the nirae California n' the package, thon you are sure your! child ift havingr the best and imsti harmlefs physic for tho little stomacnj liver and bowels. Children love its' fruity taste. Full directions or. ecah ' bott!. You mut say "California." '

Adv.

Here's a real shoe Ralston make

brown and calf leathers. All widths. $12.00 We Carry a Full Line of Wck Shoes $4.00 to $13.50 THE MODEL Rothschild & Hirsch "Hammond's Best Clothiers" STACY ADAMS AND RALSTON SHOES

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Oldest Botanical Work. Tfce oldest botanical work in the orld is In the palace or temple cf Kema Kat Thebes, In Ksryr-t. It Is fcxiiptnred on the walls scd represents fnrpln plants brought to Kprpt by the sovereign Thothtnes ITT. after a ramra!tcn in Arabia. It shows the p'anf. flowers, bud aDd trait. mJZHZl ' THE ONLY CURE FOR H.. C L. By Mick West I'm not inclined to be a grouch; I deal in opiimistics; but I confess I murajur Ouch" at H.. C. L, statistics. There's not a week that passes by without the publication of tables showing how and why costs reach such elevation, Tho figure-hounds work overtime, with dtcimal and fraction, to show the way expenses climb, and just what caused such action. They figure up without fatigue, do government and bankers by tables ew ery labor league has sought to euro the canker. We've figures from the welfare folk, from civic statisticians, the women's clubs ail take a poke at H. C. L. conditions. We read statistics here and there, all aimed at high cost forces; they come to us from everywhere, from forty-seven sources. But figures don't appeal to me; in fact they rather bore roe: and I confess I hate to see these tables spread before me. It's hard enough to wear a grin, without some statistician to try his hand at rubbing in my destitute condition. No matter where these fallows get the figures they keep giving. I've never seen a table yet reduce my cost of living. Statistics Slush, and likewise Rats! Let's drop sues fool devices. We've got to oust the Democrats if we want lower prices.

HASTY COLDS ARE ! RELIEVED AT ONCE

'Pape's Cold Compound" then breaks up a cold in a few hours

T"on't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing end fnuffling! A dose of "Pape's Co d C ompound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks up a severe cold and ends all' pr'ppe misery. j The very flrft dose opens your c!o;-fred-up noetrils and the air passages rt the head: ttop nose running; relieves tho headche, dullness, f everlshness, neeiin. soreness and stiffness. , "Fape's Cold Compound", is the quickest, surest reiiof known and costs only a few cents at dru? stores. .It sets without assistance, tastes nice, contains no quinine Insist upon Jape's! Ajlv. '

The Reason for Increased

as Rates

The following press dispatch from the Government Bureau of Labor Statistics in Washington appeared on the front page of the Chicago Tribune of the issue of October 19th, 1920. It is not new information to companies requiring gas-making materials, the price of which, instead of reducing has been STEADILY INCREASING MONTH BY MONTH with no prospect of any de-:reases.

Wholesale Prices Drop

WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct 18. (Special) The general wholesale price of many important commodities dropped 3.2 per cent, from August to September, according to information collected by the bureau of labor statistics in representative markets of the country. Farm products and foods again showed substantial price recessions. The decrease exceeded 5 per cent. Cloths and clothing showed a still greater decrease, with a drop of more than 7 per cent, from the August level. In the group of building materials the decrease was over

3 per cent. Smaller decreases were recorded for metals and miscellaneous commodities, the latter group including, among others, such important articles as bran, cotton seed meal and oil. mill feed, fertilizer materials, jute, rubber, paper and wood pulp. FUEL AND LIGHTING MATERIALS. AS IN THE PRECEDING MONTH. CONTINUED UPWARD, WITH AN AVERAGE INCREASE OF 6 PER CENT. OVER AUGUST PRICES. Chemicals and drugs increased about 24 per cent, over level prevailing in August.

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LIBERTY STORES 548 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.

4843-4845 ALEXANDER AVE.

Now that the snow has come, the cold weather is here and you should get your winter goods good warm underwear, sweater coats, warm corduroy pants, wool sox, warm gloves and overcoats. This is the store that has all these good;.

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MEN'S SWEATER COATS SI-69 $2-S5 ALL-WOOL ARMY SWEATERS

$3.95

WARM SHIRTS Two pockets, regular $4.00 value

$2.45

ARMY SHIRTS Regular $5.00 values, goods. All sizes $4.65.

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Per pair 35c 3 pair for $1.00 ' GOOD WARM SOX Per pair 23c Also other sox, the kind for work, each 19c We have the good SILK SHIRTS Come and make ari early se

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OVERALLS Of every description. Some lor S1.6S $1.75 and $1.98 We also carry the famous OshkotJi and Carhartts. GOOD LEATHER GLOVES 98c $1.25 FLEECE LINED MITTENS $1.25 and better DRESS SHOES A good grade

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OVERCOAT SEASON IS HERE Come and make your chcioe. We have them at

All sizes, merit

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$24-00 $35-oo

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$2 45 $2.95 ,$3.45, $3.95 and better GOOD CORDUROY PANTS $3.95 $4.45 and $6.95 GOOD DRESS PANTS Brown and green $5.95 and better

ALL-WOOL RIBBER GREY UNION SUITS Special, while they last $2.95 A good fleeced Union Suit for$2.45 Separate Wool Garments, each$1.45

$2.45 $2.95 and $3.95 BOW TIES New liiie, all kmh. for pwrj mm (he NEW KNITTED NARROW TIES

and belter DRESS GLOVES Ail colors and styles, up from

We also have for those who do not want the heavy Union Suits, a me

dium weight garment. Special

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CARHARTTS WORK GLOVES All grades and price?.

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