Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 160, Hammond, Lake County, 24 December 1920 — Page 4
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TFIK TIAIF K-rfdar. December 24, 1920. THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS t tbb xks cotjbtty fbttttiuo ts rxrai ari COKPAJTYt HANK and PETE
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HAS COI to jSVf ALL OF OS
WE GREATEST DAY OF ALL THE YEAP,
HFAQ FttEMD5 AiO READERS, HOW IS VEP.E.,
,tHE CHRSTtAS SPP.ATS HERE A6AtM -g. JTV4 PEACE OH E&RTH, -OOD VJILLTO WEM.
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CHEISTMAS IS HERE. Amid the boisterous joys that trail along with Santa Claus, the gifts, the sweets, the many glad surprises and the delightful laughter of the children. It Is
good to know that all this festivity has not been idle, j
There has been a kindly meaning in It all.
Not many mothers and fathers are there who have j
not reminded their increasiugly hilarious flock time and again that" it is more blessed to give than to receive. It Is not the crow of gladness with which the youngster seizes his much-to-be-prized toy that reveals bim to his parents. And those anxious ones are alwmys on the alert to see what kind of man or woman In their home. Rather It Is the little, modest, sidelong glance that stole to sister's face, the wistful eyes that timidly sought Daddy's for a second, while the recipient of the childish sift tore open the tissuo and tinsel and disclosed the Irving presen that lay there. The thrill tbat cam to sister or to father at that
moment did not compare to the tingllnp glow
be worth more than 33 'cents in terms of pre-war currency. Its 1920 value. There will not be a panic, economists say. A dollar will buy more than formerly. That always benefits the consumer, and hits the producer. But In the long run It will not mean a drastic change in values. The financial ship rocked too far to one side In 12. It's rsrr'filng th other way now. Pretty noon
that lwUI rlxhl jtsfif.
The -Passing -Show
welled up from the heart of the giver. This id the Joy ! of ChrLslnjaj, It is not new. . Since ,Jeius walked In
Gallilea the world has Kiicwn 1L It is more blessed to give than to receive.
A KANSAS PRECEDENT, fn a Kansas town the recently elected candidates ranging from state senator to assessor, having In the a.rn;a.lgn told th voters what they expected to do If rlectod, turned about right after eltrrtlon and at a public meeting told "what we expect of thu public during oar term of office." It Is a valuable precedent and rhould spread. Telling the public what to do .should lot, however, be confined to the elected officials. They might not tell all that the public should lo. 0?tU n on the part of the public to act In it.s own beh.-rif should ba received.
CROPS, GOODS AND MONEY. Certainly there is no causo for levity lu the estimate of the department of agriculture that this year's crops are worth five billions of dollar. less than last jear's. Hut If we will lock beyond the dollar mark perhaps we hall s;e that It is no cause for profouad discouragement, either. The crop was larger than the 1913 crop, except, of course, in wheat. Hut altogether there were more tons and bushels of the fruit tf the soil produced. The trouble Is, the crop now sells for less. Hut so does everything el.se. Manufactured goods re undergoing a tremendous decline, perhaps another live billions. There are still gi ods enough for our consumption and our foreign trade. There Is also enough of foodstuffs. There has been a fall of 10 billions in dollar mark., which no one r.an either eat or wear. The country has been only apparently impoverished, not actually. The capital Invested in farming and the other business of the country has .sufTcre.1, of course. That mans :u.t this; that there are fewer dollar marks gained, not. less weaith. It means that the 1!21 d liar will
ANXIOUS DAYS. j Maybe you think all is Ferene in the little hearts j for whose enjoyment Christmas festlltie were main- I ly Invented. Hut go back as many years as neeil be : to the time you were a child, and "believed" and per- ' Jiaps you will remember the horrid, gripping fear of ' finding your stocking full i f ashes or switches, because : you hail been a naughty toy or girl. i Santa, alas, will miss a gNMi many children this ! year. And not all of them will b deserving of the j
reglect. A New Jersey Judge th other day, by the v.'ay. passf-d a most lugubrious sentence on two los who were found guilty of cramming the llht of a minister's auto full of dirt. I'oor lads! They hae to go to t-d at o'clock every night for a month. They have to go right up to the. minister and beg his pardon. And -worst of all they are not to receive a fcingU) Christmas present. We'll bet a Christmas necktie against a plum pudding that their dads and mothers fool the court. THK PRKACHKR governor of Florida who threat
ens to go after an editor with a "double barreled shot, j
gun loaded with buckshot" exhibits indications of militancy rather than exposure of the otlu-r (heck.
X U'OMAK was Sued JSO for telllntf TIIH judgj .to go to the dovll IT jrv her rlrht, women shout1! !-arn
'I'll AT tliey can't talk to Judges I.UvK t lie y do to thlr hu.-hand?. t one plete of rn'c h rilsrn 'IMIIIM:s ail the udvnthK' i AM' while we much jrrfr the c t.I Kl llA K for hou.e warming anl life preserving Vs much rather shrike d.wn A iS or Oil furnace.
A K d- n't know much, but we 'J 1'. n w TII4T It Is a.tori!h!ri; how man? w 1 n I e r s
WIICV you say Scotch to a woman BUG thinks, la her proaalo way OF" platd skirts tn4 weioten te,ekInts lit T when you fay H to a man UK thinks of the library lamp shedIT flood f-f Ri.lilf n sunshine A y 1 of kind-faced old cows standK i:K-lii;i:i In ilvery rtreama AS v.".r old Uilly It.ixur used to say
1M( t coat
can g't throusch.lti an old over-
IV p'ri.-ds .f world unrest. M 1TH m'st w..nin the tjlp.if of a OIIUISTIAS ;.r!nt Is far n,..re IMI'OUTAXT than the buyinp. AM' mutt c.-iii obtain popularity HI T it takr, a lv.-l-hc ad: J M V t.j r'-t: in it.
THIS would be a mlfrhty quiet world. IK a man didn't make any MO UK nid.e ver his politics thaa Hi: doe 5 about his religion. THK trouble with the fellow who
TllIKS to be bvtter than other peo-j
rio is that he always acts that way. llllll.K' I, history Is I NKOHTI VATI'.I.V Incomplete AM) we often wonder if Adam anl Eve TVSfWriUJ all the children's diseases HV conilrifr into the world
KILL grown or If they had to have
them anyway AND we should like to feel EVEN at this late day THAT old Adam had the mumps at least. "WOJIEX have to weir a SMTH? all the time to Veep the i:i. II lions from reporting THAT they are having troubJe with her neighbors. M K askd our pastor the other day WIIT he generally says when lllt feet suddenly' fly out from uner him AMI he assumes a sitting posture the Icy pavement AM) he said that he always sail ouch III T we noticed the 8t SI'KION of a smile lurking AflOI'T the corners of his mouth. A l'ATIET cood-natured street car c.nductor IS one of the noblest works of creation. WIS often wonder 1ds.ou artless WAV whatever become of the
i MK1KTV For The Prevention of
Useless, Christmas Giving-? A N II our last word tonifrht Is Merry Christmas.
FOR TOYS AND HOUSEFURNISHINGS ttop and sKop at Cohen's Variety Store, opp. PortcfScs, Haunond
HEALTHY NEW YEAR Stamps may be secured at: EAST CHICAGO P0ST0FFICE E. C. MINAS CO. UON STORE J. A. AUBREY. 251 N. Hoiv man st. DWYER'S ICE CREAM PARLOR, Conkey and Harrison.
UKINO MEN
KL) for a cabinet place Is a pr pu-
!ar distinction at present. And It is an unenergetlc man who cannot get his name suggested.
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IT MAY NEVER be known how many bolsbelsts are made in this country by laundries that send collars home fitted with saw teeth.
IF MORE PERSONS would take their work as seriously as they do their troubles, they would have fewer of the latter.
IF MEXTCO wants to see some real money, all the f-overnment need do ts to make the country safe for the American dollar. JL .- . ..' - 1 '.J .. . . .
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Sale
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Of Twin City Auto Supply Co. " Pursuant to an order of the U. S. District Court for the District of Indiana, in Bankruptcy, the assets of the estate of Burton Clapper (Twin City Auto Supply Co.) , . Bankrupt, will be offered for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, free and clear from all Iinis t 10 o'clock A. M. on Tuesday, December 2B, 1920, at 620 Chicago Ave., East Chicago,
lana, as
ows :
Stock of Automobile Parts, Accessories, Supplies, Tires and Machinery, also Store Fixtures and Equipment used in the Sale of Said Property and Tools and Machinery used in the repair of AutonibiSes, Snveotoring over 56,000.00. Store will be open for inspection on Monday, December 27th, from 9 A.. M. to 5 P. M. ind before then by appointment. Complete inventory may be seen in the office of Trustee o fiis attorneys. Roe & Petersen of East Chicago, Ind. Bidders at sale must deposit certified checks for $500.00 or satisfy Trustee of responsi ijility before bids will be accepted.
Charles
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Trustee in Bankruptcy ROOM 234 FEDERAL BLDG., HAMMOND, INDIANA
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Continued Prosperity and Increasing
Happiness
This is the wish which we extend to all our friends at this Holiday Season. All that we hope for ourselves we also wish for each of you.
Peoples State Bank "The Friendly Bank" . G. I BACH. President A. J. MARKO. Vice-P res. and Cash ier D. E. GAVIT, Assi stant Cashier . DIRECTORS:
I G. IBACH A. J. MARKO
E. J. PILLISCHER DR. O. O. MELTON
H. A. KELLNER 627 Hohman St. Opp. Court House
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