Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 194, Hammond, Lake County, 4 February 1921 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Friday, Februarv 4, 1921.

Tells of Week-day Religious Instruction Many of the members of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce learned Tor the first time today of the tremendous success -which lias crowned i fie efforts of the promoters of the rohool.i for week day religious Instruction. N. F. Korsyth, superlntendnt of the work In Hammond. Wliltinfir and Kast Chicago, explained It all at the noon day luncheon. Hammond now has 10 schools: Whitins. 2; East Chicago, 1; and Indiana Harbor. 2. Fifty-three teachers are

'luployed and 1.900 pupils have eni oiled. The religious Instruction Is r.ot compulsory and Is carried on at morning, noon or evening outside of the regular school hours. Hammond alone has 1.500 pupils and the schools have been going only six months. Gary with twice as many children of school r.gc has 3.000 pupils in the religious classes, which have been established for six years. Teachor.i of ttio city schools are paid by the Hammond Committee on Ilrllglous Kducatlon for their overtime work as instructors In tho t'asses. Instruction is strictly nonyectarlan and the children have shown increasing Interest In th work. This l shown by the fact that after running two and one-half months the classes continue to grow. The average attendance now Is S8 per cent in Hammond. Three weeks go It fell o(T becau.se of the vaccination campaign, but it Is now back to normal. The main trouble now Is that the classes have become so large as to be unwieldy. Seven or eight still have over 40 students and only a short time n;n two classes of 60 members each were rpllt up. At the teachers' conference Tuesday evening several reported thit they were expecting to report 100 pr cent attendance this month. Recently at the Riverside school 15 mothers were outspok-.-n In their praise of the work. They said it was having a marked effect upon their children. One mother said that whenever verses were read from the Bible her child frequently could repeat them from memory. Another mother Maid her child would not retire at night until the lesson In religious training had been memorized. On a recent holiday at the Franklin school the teacher was anxious to have the afternoon off. She told the children that If they de;ired to come to the class at 3:30 that afternoon she would take charge as u.ual. Instead of taking advantage of the holiday as she had supposed they would, every member of the class turned out. The appeal today at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon was for aid In raising the funds to carry on the work the. balance of the school year. It Is1 estimated that $900' per month will be required of which $750 is for teachers' ra'arles and $130 for running expenses.

.GLORIOUS SASHES TRIM NEW SUITS

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and Inefficiency, which developed In the latter half of a period of propcrItv. and secondly, that a period ot pmi-perity Is the reaction from the righteousness. Industry, Integrity and thrift, which dc-velop in the latter half of a period of depression.'" Mr. Bauson recommends religious training a a safeguard agaiivst Industrial and financial depression.

DAWES STATEMENT ELICITS NO COMMENT

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comment regarding the recent deelara-

N. SERVICE! Feb. 4 No

lion of Charles G. not In politics and was) forthcoming houseboat Victoria

Dawes that he i. was not going i;i today from tinwith rrcsident-

elect Harding aboard. Men in clos touch with the president-elect, however, declared the Chicago bunker seemingly has been eliminated as a ca.blnet possibility. Many, however, were insistent that this fact did not necessarily mean th race for secretary of the treasury had been won by Andrew V. Mellon of l'lttsburgh, one of the most prominent contenders. It Is well known that former Senator Week. of .Massachusetts, would prefer the treasury post to any other cabinet position am! lie may yet be the man selected. t

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The sash is coming back i:r.o it own and many of the youthful r.e puits or Fprinu feature a vvicit ash of silk or tricolette, usua!! in some brilliant color or Komar stripe. Here is tiie type of suit which usually boasts of a sash. It is made of navy tricotine with a short eton jacket, a side-pleated .skirt and then the Korsreous bash .to i"nish it off. Here there is Ivestee added to match the sash.

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FOR OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL WE HAVE 24 YOUNG STEERS CUT UP INTO ROASTS AND STEAKS PRICES AS - FOLLOWS

PRIME CHUCK ROAST Per lb uyzc BOILING BEEF Per lb 8c SIRLOIN STEAK Per lb 24c SHORT STEAKS Per lb 22c FRESH BOSTON BUTTS Per lb 11c FRESH PIG FEET Per lb 6c SWEET CURED BACON STRIPS Per lb 16c AMERICAN. BRICK AND LIMBURGER CHEESE. . . .28c FRESH OYSTERS Per quart 35c

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So far has been s-pent in carry ing on the work. The chamber gave Its approval of the work and will support Dr. 1 1. K. Pharrer In his efforts to raise the funds among the business men and Industries of Hammond. Mr. Forsyth from Roger V. Kabson's recent address, which was mentioned in the Literary Digest of Jan. 22. in which he staid: "That a period

of depression Is the result of unright- ! iiu.n.is, dishonesty. ex ftravagance

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The Day After the Turkey Dinner If yon had a turkey for dinner and you are at a loss how to serve It th next day, try a turkey sou!fle. It is mads by mashing finely a tup ot turkey dressing and add half a cup of finely minced turkey. Sprinkle with sa't and white pepper, moisten with a little seasoned white sauca and scald in a double boiler. Stir in the well-beatea yoik of one egg with a ilttle chopped parsley. Povir into a pudding dish and bake until well raisen ted browned. Delicious sandwiches may b mad by mixing equal quantities of chopped turkey and celery. Season and add to each cuplul of tho mixture one chopped hard bailed gS. two or three chopped olives and sufficient mayonnaise, or boiled dressing to moisten. Split hot baking powder biscuit, butter lightly and fill with the turkey mixture. Renewing a Black Felt Hat It a man's or woman's black felt hat becomes shabby and faded, take a piece of soft muslin and dampen well with ammonia. Rub tha crown of the hat with this cloth, rubbing around the crown and then around the brim, on top and underneath. It will come out clean and black. When Sewing Up a Fowl after stuffing, dtp the needle Id salt and it will not slip. A Granite Plate kept on the top shelf over the coal or gas stove is very handy while cooking. The fork used ta turn the meat or the granite spoon lor

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the sauce or pudding may be laid on it instead of on the table or stove. It is easily and quickly washed an'J will not crack. To Polish a Waxed Floor As most wax preparations have a turpeutine base, a waxed floor may be restored by rubbing with a mop or cloth molste'ried well with turpentine. This softens the wax and renews the polish. Finish by wiping with a soft, dry cloth. To Keep Pumpkins Gather before the Irost is heavy jnd coat the stems with sealing wax. Store in a dry place, ani they will keep for about a year. It is important to gather them before the frost and to coat the stems at once. In this way you may have fresh pumpkins all Winter and need never resort to the canned variety. The Best Roach Powder The most effective roach powder discovered is commercial sodium fluoride. It may be purchased in any drug store. Shoot into all cracks where roaches run with a poA-der gun. It is poisonous, so keep it away from food, and be careful if there are any domestic pets. Its great advantage is that it will absolutely rid a room of roaches over night if applied to all cracks. It is white and odorlesa, and inexpensive. If you are afraid of a poison (although there is no danger if a little care is taken), make a paste or white soap and" ammonia and apply to cracks with an old toothbrush. Borax spread on shelves Is a goal preventive although it does not destroy them.

ANNOUNCEMENT Something New In Town Again The Oxilite Shade and Adjuster Co. of Chicago Heights, 111., has opened a branch in Hammond. We manufacture Window Shades, Panel Curtain Shades, Draperies, Curtains and Curtain Rods. No order too large or too small for us to handle. We take the measurements and hand all shades and curtain rods free. See us before ordering elsewhere. It will pay you. We are located at 577 Hohman Street, Citizens National Bank Bldg., in the rear of the Miriam Shop.

PHONE HAMMOND 3835 Phone us and we will call and give you an estimate, us a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.

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Also Proprietor of The Miriam Shop 577 HOHMAN STREET PHONE HAMMOND 3835 - Citizens National Bank Building FEBRUARY CLEARING SALE Now on at The Miriam Shop

For Friday and Saturday, only (while they last)

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These sets consist of the genuine regular $5 Gillette Silver Plated Razor, with six blades. Metal mirror and metal blade container. Packed in khaki-covered metal case. Friday and Saturday, nly $2.19 a set. These are ail first quality jroodi new fresh stock. Yon know what the name Gillettesttnds for. You know Gillette Razors always sell for $5 and more then get these whie they last at $2.19.

$5 Hair Clippers $1.98 Highly nickel plated Barber's Hair Clippers, with best quality blades with two extra comb and spring. Every one fully guaranteed. Friday and Saturday, only $1.98.

Double S .& H. Stam ps Tomorrow

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KAUFMAN N & WOLF - Hammond. Indl

aturaay specials

Plaid Skirt

All-wool materials, all colors and sizes. Vaues to $15.00. Reduced for tomorrow only

$25.00 values. Sizes up to 40. Nothing cheap about these but the , price. Better get one while they last, at

Silk Plush Coats $

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$65.00 values. Trimmed in Martin; 38-inch length. This is extraordinary at

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Warning Conveysd by Dream. To rtrenm you nre hUl rp by f footpnd signifies thnt unless you use extreme caotion your enmios v;M overthrow you. To iliram you are one wnrns yon to proceed cautiously In vonr hu'iineB5.

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HOUSEKEEPERS' EDITION A CLEAN HOUSE FOR ONLY lc That's all it costs to clean your home from one end to the other, if you own a Royal Electric Cleaner. There's only one cost to you and that's the purchase price. The machine pays for itself in a short time with constant and efficient service, so that the longer you use it the greater the investment becomes. Telephone us for demonstration our number is Hammond 525 STANDARD Electrical Eng. Co. 633 HOHMAN ST. TEL. 525

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Get These Bargains For Friday and Saturday at WM. R. SCHILLO & SON GROCERY AND MARKET 902 CALUMET AVENUE PHONE HAMMOND 3430 We Give S. & H. Green Stamps and Deliver Anywhere in the City

MEAT SPECIALS Choice Chuck or Pot roast 24c Rib Roast. Rolled 2Cc Pork Butts, in piece 20e PnrL- l.oin whols or half 23c

Sugar, pure cane at &Vz? Lenox Laundry Soap. 10 bars. .45c 14 oz. jar Empire Preserves, any fruit, special at per jar 31c

Club House. Pineapple, No. 1 quality

Veal Breast with pocket 15c; size Vi can for ..

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Veal Shoulder Roast 22c

Choice Pork Chops 25c Brick Cheese 26c Young American Cheese 32c Oscar Mayer Pure Lard, special. .18c Our Famous Butter at 54c Good Luck Oleo 2 lbs. . . . : 59c Wilson Nut Margarine, 25c; 2 for 47c Lengas Maccaroni or Noodles, box. 5c 4 for only 18c

Try our Special Blended Coffee, 32c 3 pounds for 93c Uncolored Japan Tea, best quality in

osedale Peaches, No. 2 cans .

No. 2'2 cans at 43c No. 3 cans. No. 1 quality Tomatoes per can 15c Pure Cidar Vinegar, bottle 12c Puritan Hops and Malt, special at 89c Dried Apples in 1 lb. box 19c Blue Rose Head Rice, No. 1 quality at per pound .9c Grandmas Washing Powder, large si?e at oriry 17c Heinz's Olives in bulk, per qt 65c Heinz's Dill Pickles, each 3Vc

bulk at 54c Good size. 5 for .. 15c

( We carry a full line of Fruits, Vegetables. Notions. Cigars. Cigarettes, Tobacco and Candy

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Edward Hanish & Co. Prop.

Gor. Harrison and Son key Mue.

Fresh ground Hamburger Steak, 1 Cp per pound

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Nice tender Boiling Beef, per pound

10c

Fresh Pork Butts, whole, nice 1 7. and lean, per pound ' Oscar Mayers Boneless Smoked O O Butts, per pound w Famous Brand finest Pure Cream- C "1 ery, per lb. prints J X

Good Luck Oleo, 2 pounds for only

Sincerity Milk, Tall Can, 2 for only

57c 23c

Bee Brand Apricots, California, highest quality, two No. 2J2 cans, O Q at only JJt Our own Brand extra fine Coffee, regular price 45c; special per O C p pound can JJ Extra fancy Eggs, new laid, every one guaranteed, at per dozen, CQP only JH Fresh Bell Shaped Leaf Lard, pre 1 4 C pound only

Sincerity Oatmeal and Corn Flakes, 2 packages for Grandma's Washing Powder, 2 large packages for P, 6x G. Laundry Soap, 10 bars for only

23c 25c 65c

Independent Brand Pure Tomato "1 Catsup, 2 bottles for IOC Sincerity Brand Preserves, pure fruit, finest quality, 10 ounce jars, 7 r at only '

Crisco, per pound can at only Ceresota Flour, 1-8 bbl., at only

21c 1,20

5 pounds best granulated SUISSE for

$3c