Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 206, Hammond, Lake County, 18 February 1921 — Page 4

Pasre Four TTTK THiKS Friday, Fobrunry 18. 1021. ' ' ' 1 " ""', "y ' 1 1 f IlAMMi re' thir.if THE TIES NEWSPAPERS t TT-TTe TT".T?TT? nr TTT TWO 7.VTTS We note that some, labor union loaders flea riest riot en of iniisii..-ntion hi or dor to p:o',ct A 1 for NAVY CONSULTING BOARD PttAiSES DANIELS' WORK lot c f f.dk W !U ! the. n'd nor!-! .1 ;r, 1 1 H I .! ! n i; it f i- f t r a Amerlj cii n ei labor from oonipititlom but as we recollect, they COMPANY. au supporters, of the pi lili'-al paaty which enTbe Ukit County Timet-- VUly wept atanl'iy nrt ' t . d a tariff law which ad. nils f'ee a long iist of coni-f-tiered i lb poaiouwe ui immune, -".n. . n, , ,; . M s ,.-,iiKVd by that . .u.ie fo.i;?;n labor abroad. Th rimetCaa't Chicago-Indian Harbor, l.ttl &.- pt ; U-.'i'x (he son-'o in ke-p'ng out foreign labor if you Sunday. fc,ultred tt tne vostutllco lu tail .'li'.ca(f u. Not ! . . . , , ... , , . . ot is. ma. ' are fcoirjr to admit the product; d f;: oig.i lain r. It -w, Hf. -or.jy Tlinj--8aturdav w.l Weekly F.i'i tv ,,, ,,,- l)r,-,,Ut.t 0f , ;lilt labor, why not buy Catered at the pot!tfttce In Hammond, b .t.ruury 4. lain. Tha Gary Kvrnn.t f un--s I r v o. i-i tuJy. to- it made in America? Wed m Uiu pusiofliee In Gary. April 1', 1911. i y t,- - . j . a :. ... . . A. t They WORK vhi!e ycu elecp J $' ..-.1 - Ail unUir -be act m JuarcU j. IS.J. swonJ-U;is matter. the iiaeit of accusing O l - 000 O e . O i t e , , !l , , O i ' It ', - I O , I i ,'l 1 "le !t I'M C.1 r . .....-L. ..rr.T . - ,. . U. LUGAN I'.v VNK 4c X. e HiO.xdO tee of many peixm v h . a a is aha t a 1 1 a it a t it. pro- . :,.; .;.) of a national ha'di. t. m.sU.- . rir-s HRalnst Gary Office Tel-phone If!' ni.li!(, officials or ither pr.a.anetit ;.; tiiunili tin: Nuiiu & Thumps-iii. Hal CUumko - it..-u- Jil taut chlowu t 1 he limes) T. ..-i.'i- !.- a 4 itcu.-p .re: .s or in ways that rue then 1,0 opportunity It -tv : i - , .if : H . . ni-2-Indiana H.'bor i.ia Dealer! T. 1. i .tie 1 1'U-J hltn.K lVVpln n )0-il Crown Pulnt ; . ,. pnon.' l tl" you have any trouble ic itlri Tu T:mp iieike Ci iploitu immediately to the I'lrculatiun l- -rura,. r.L. Hamroood tprtvat- -xeh.'K) 1 ''". SIOJ. 31CJ (Call for wht lever 'l''psr''inait v i n t -! . ) Cha les M. H:titva!i. pro i :ent td' the Ilothiehoru ' t of! . o: : os ion who avail of Ills tiaie te the t? : . y 1 lo t o. porat a !i ! ' I v i :: : : I'le war, lioeatiie iot-m of :.n un warra tt -l attiek whoa CiWon-.-l i

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BUSINESS MEN OPTDIISTIC. In the face of continued slumps in priees a.- industrial and trade delation proures.-es. it is not jeoa'de that there Is an enoou:; -i'-iii note of op'imi-m 1y leadir.t;

nianufacturers and business men.

;ee his o n ..oi:o to Mr. Sihwab. J ;-e us 'ir v ;,:o f eaaetitlv Mia.h; against olV.cia!s el' ae , ; ii a a I , u-ai;ily by pes. oil V.i:o .'ire not rospon i' h v it her in luianeeji or cha r.tM"r. and then,, m- i

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try is now passing was discounted in advance !y men ,luli-(,

laminar witn uio ore,aio,uo oi eeua.un ,, jrtueli harm has b. en doao in the minis of thought!.-: Merchants genorallv were reitieti nt to "take a loss" norson.--. find at once enter upon the lower p ice iee:s for tnerrhandislng, and it is net surprising that this should J NOTHING NEW ABOUT IT have been the case. Most merchants ha 1 stocked up j ,t ,s ar.Doun;.,. , t!ll;t ilfll.r M:!!-(.h 4. Woodrow Wilheavily with hljrh-priccl good.-,, and unseasonable v. oath- ; m)R HHk secillin in llis ..,nv heme and will "denv tr last fall. Hut business men now realize- that they hjn;St;f (o aH eX(.e. , hy infim;:te lri,.n,!s.- Th:,t wi vrere guilty of an error of judgment in proceed inc "r. the ,.(, R(,t V(. hn-. n ,,,-,ing th. t at thl, V!llte j.ssuruptlon that hiph-level prices woe. hi !io,l up threv.ul: m,,.,., !V;r tIu. ,..,j.c , t y,.;,;.s the present winter. bitterness against trie federal re- ,

f erve board which followed in "tiphtenins up" on money has civen wav to a realization that this was the onl

effective wav of stoppi.m inflation cf prices and of re- i"ttin thin or gating fat. How- those two .w! tn th., i..v. i e.n v-bi.-h :, r....u.t ion of In- ''etahoes do hate over the American people! Verily

du6trl.ll and trade activities could be based There is yet much to bp done in the work of readjustment, but a bepinnintr has been made, and there ia reason to believe that, recovery is now petting under way. Predictions that workers would refuse to accept new conditions are now soon to have boon tin- I

founded. Nothing is to bo gained by enlarging on the cou-

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FAT AND SKINNY

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hVT tt w..nd rf-.j! h.-.v many l'!;oi'l i: are w.Iari; t- !.-,; u Wlli: yen stait oat t" ttoii;.; a mm, ,f vaa-ilf? AW nuirried ri.ir, v. ho rhr-aa '.'a

no blue law could on use more V.-oionfort. a'ary ad. res al.oookites, but she'li toil you inoiirnfaily that site r.tn't. eat them h.ocause she's gcdtlnp too

. I AMiritr.it Pad doesn't really mind his big paunch, but. so swi'.s

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A It K rapidly brconitni; "Shaust' IS that a :a a,,!- vr! t r IS r.l.W te'l .P.-t-l.-t i Ot"".;,;':'

j-tit the silcrocr on that "getting fat'

-prtiau ui OpiliniMii. ior a pieai j-ie.u cio.u win f po,, , Moa,.r !;,..s roliitig on the. floor ,,! rp,ti- i' her n:i the state of mind in which the nation approaches so- hair aU j,.,,,.,, u., ;(n,, h,lkUti. ;ik,, ;i ilitll)v ,.t h,,o; luticn of the industrial problem. The principle of , Jus. po, f0 taUt, off twenlv ,vn,,Is. Psychology functioned in bring present conditions And l.oxv the fat nRe ., onw t ! ,,in one; whom about: it should operate to help in overcoming j the doctor orders to drink lots of tailk, eat beef, teak and all the candy hey want. A MISEELY EMPLOYEE j V,n supt.oso ycu nro a thin or... nnd hr.to milk? Concrete flgtras . ttiphasizing a condition which fi'l wi'l . -1 ;T r the ttausoatittg staff just :v yo i was known in a general way to ha v existed for years wen t have- to heitr rvpl :,r "My go'odr.eas, girl, have been issued bv tin- fdeeral bureau of labor statis- i vou'ro leehia ha- wra'.th."

tics, in calling attention to the exodus of profes.-ic ual t'oti.ci'.nv v : !ot. one ea.n t hi p thinking that, j nd technical employes from the government s.-rvio. ! o!il lil.hon. w ho w r..tc. "The lieeiine .and Fall of thoi Ketter salaries offered by private employers are t .thing ; I Ionian Km pi re" -; to b,. envio,; for his courage. The j the best men from the federal ranks. '1 he govern- doctor f-:l i him. so the story goes, that, he'd die of ho ) inent service is losing its attractiveness as a car - .- for j k-pt on gitting fmti-r. He r-'jiio! a .specially built -he rpecialist when it c tight to comma n ! th !o-t ; chair. !dg enough Par t wo ordiuarv folk. liut ho saiu j

Lra'ns of the country. 'bed be darned i; be. give up eating the w ay that ha The scientific bureaus of the government Inst .t5 2 wanted to, nnd so he died, glorify ins in hi.: frttios-i. - : irdoyes during 1920 who accepted bettor prixat- po- ! sitior.B, according to the report of the labor statistics A nir.n can build air ri.tio-, regardios-: of what I'tirenu. The average increase of salary pri aol on 'he hi iek !a e.-s" ut-io-j f.ays a be ut v.aces. ialng the government service is shown to have rang- -- - -

IH to r. ni . tea pi 'iho l j rilOM the frer.t-. of jsi-'t '"'I oi IV eeilcat" s:oid",.

TUT. first baby !s rrcarj-:-a at n-i-.nl-'r bu' the c'.'.::'r. III5V is reyardej ss a hahtt. IF you ain't l.s.l-o a fa," ;,- a th!ni,

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bureaus will never he what the public ongnt to do- ' been suporsedod tempi rarily h ro-igo. i:.and until salaties paid appnvamate renurn -rat ior. io-- j . .

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Nearly every man can so,-, v.-hero human nature co-lb! b" improved by foilowincr his own . t.attevn.

It refiuirefi something t.iore than nn amateur to I If is a hard world Ian lairds may now m- n.i,i S?t the grandeur out of a grand piano for the home-brew actlvitios of their tenants.

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"ood quality dres shoes at less than half the price asked onlv a short time aro.

Tiiese shoes are in brown and black gun metal, good quality leather or guaranteed fibre soles. Some have

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toes. Real shoes at only '$4.95.

The Melo Harp Ttir StrnrV !c!o-Hirp is a p,-te"t- if an -o t a a t combine? tlar r-.ft. sweet strains cf ti:e harp w ia l!ie full, ri'a'i t-'Hf-s of the piano. No other piano las the Mt 'o Harp.

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Strauhe Flayer Features Lighty -eight note player, divide hemrner r3;l. Case in mahociny. oak or vicilr.i:t. New inruoved stale, latest rxpc douh'e rejatTng action with polished wood hammer rail; brass hardware IhroLghout ; omp r: top; ru'-kf'cd !uroe j ins. fully bushed; copper xt -- ped b.tss string.

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Regardless of how much vou nav down' on Straube Piano, it comes to your home on trial, it must give you the service we guarantee to give.

While other cemmoyhtios i-yaa.-aj r :;;iro 10 . . t.j pcf cert duri ig the nv.u period. Straube price? are no higher now tava m ivl !. '.Ve b Uee StraL'bc Piena; represent the mol you can pet f ar your in ney anyxrhi-re ?n Arti -ma tt.J.Ty.

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