Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 218, Hammond, Lake County, 4 March 1921 — Page 12

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nate in the choice of his topic the. night that he talked in his sleep. His wife was wide awake while he raved about "Ida darling," "L ouise lovely," "Bessie

love," "Blanche sweet" or "Arline fretty." And for weeks he had to spend his share of the income buying picture-show tickets to prove to Mr?. Jones that the ideals of his dreams were only a collection of screen queens.

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i Kooert Conley, who was severely uurmd at the paper factory several j day agn, Is still' suffering with deep 1 barns about the hands and face. ; J- H. Clark, cashier of the Griffith ;State bank and Mr. Iturkhart. t:i- : 'uranoe arid bunding asent, both of ;;ary, met with the directors) at Urlf- ' n'.li Thursday and furtlsorod plan.-i

I'.r the prneral n-eetir.jr of ail yto.khclders and friends at tho Town Hal! Saturday evcnlnj, March 5th. The Orlfftth foundry has a ;lnlid riant in opfratln, turninir out orders dally. Orders arc cumins In not only for castings made to l:i. t, but for mallraV.e work. Th- United Stalest Is snort on malleable plant. and Urit'rtth wants -It a foundry placed !n the above cla.3. To this end a public ineetins has been called for Wednesday evening, Marcli Slh, at the Town Hail. Such able speakers! ass Attorney J. II. Conrcy of Hammond and others will address the meeting- at that time.

with thousands of members of tho Chicapo Tenants' Protective leagues, allied with city, country and State authentic. enfc-OKed In lightinK- the ni"inbtrs of the OiJcaj-ro H-al Kstato Hoard. The latter have raised a ;:!00.00' fund to comb-it pending blllsi btfor. the. State Lei-slat-ure la Si-i-lriKtlcid which vul(l make rent proiltcerinK a felony with a ponltcnti.iry eiiiejjce. Tim churches were drawn in!o the flKht Sunday when scores of ministers characteri;:t d the rent hog- as the mod mi prototype of tho money chancers Christ drovt; out of the temple using their text Matthew XXI and -Mark XI. "The time for .soft words ond plea.of peace have gtmc by." With the prictst of other commodities, including iviisr?, dropping- 20 to 4l per ci-nt, her according to ltuscl J. I'otd, secretary of the City t'ouncH's high co.st of living- cor.imis.Moii.

CLERGY AFTER

The only Juvenile dereliction, prank, crime, misdemeanor or felcny that has not been charged to "the rnories" is robbing birds' nests.

The Man Who Lost Himself has been found at the picture show.

Films Have Him Guessing Having photoplayed "A Divorce. of Convenience" and "The Chicken in the Case" Owen Moore is now asking: "Should a Man Marry?"

"So Lortr. Letty," "Scratch My Back" and "See My Lawyer" are rilms in which T. Roy Barnes is starred.

"The Valley of Doubt" is appro-1 priately located between "Hills of Despair."

Maurice Costello, a veteran of the screen, will appear in "You Can't Kill Love." He has been trying it in pictures for eighteen years.

It Happens in Film Titles "Choked" with emotion. "Shoved" into prominence. "Struck" bv the resemblance. "Chilled" by an "I-see" look. "Drowned" in a flood of tears. "Poisoned" by breath of scandal

LOWELL

Mr. and Mrs. (William Love, who ifcavo been in St. Petersburg, Fla., for the pa-t two months, arrived homo iast evening. Mrs. Richard Nolan. of Indiana JT-arbor, came ia.'t evening fpr a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Urannock. Forrest Gormcly wis in Chicago on business yesterday. M-!ss Violet Harden returned last venlntr from a visit with friends In Ija-fayette. Word has been received here of the very serious illness of Daie. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Castle, at their ibo-me in East Chicago. The hl?h school will Rive a college play, "At the End of the Rainbow" in the Orand theater Friday evening1, Jlarch 11th.

"RENT HOGS"

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! CHICAGO Kven the clerpy are taking a walop at the"rent hogs" here. CVdeaso'3 tenant-landlord war ig on

Woman's Final Test. Women seem to cit a'.on !n straight hrslnoss lines about as we!1 as men. find all thru remains '.ipforthrowing thi clonk of absolute c-'iuu' lty about their shoulders is to se whether they can make r.s much ou' of a bankruptcy as a man can. Kan sas City Srr

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ril.Dl.N'O the wji'her out is ! n their lioic. m.-i.!e nnd out, but luiiy as important as inaiutaininn in this country, "here w-3 ii.ol no sfnnc a iire in the furnace, in the old j v.-.-'i. we found that the n'.-ist.er.

das when we fceorctic-J our f.ic.-s nnl j thn.uch expansion an.l contraction, froze our backs at the Open lire;. la. e, : v.-cuid i.rcak and snip oT. we went slnverm.; to bed and breathed .

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Audubon's Method. No on?, I think, paints Id my method; I, who have never fltudlfd but by piecemeal, form my pictures according to my ways i.' study. For ln stance, I am now working on a fox; . . . and when satisfied with Ihe truth of the pordUon. I take my paletta and work as ru; idly as possible; the snme with rny birds; if practicable 1 finish the bird at one sitting often. It is true, of 14 hours so that I think thy n correct, both in detail and composition. Audubon.

True ForQt venesa. I.ove is generous. Doing once Is not enough. Heal forgiveness must reach the seventy times seven mark aud kinrlnexs be repeated Indefinitely.

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"It was common pra tu e," says Mr. Frank J'.aackcs. Vice I't . American j ritce! an'! Wire (Jo., "to bank the foun- i

dauons with manure i)OXts to i-.ee)i tiie cellar from freezing and to put on storm windows ami yet the cold whistled through every crack and crevice in the weather boards and around tho door frames,. "The Europeans, because lumber was

p-alvnnicd steel reinfoicunent and the niiprovciitci.t -f outfiije piasters, lias corrected lh evil and a liou.e now oul-1 be tur.-ibled er '1 over etui and its

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"The um? of modern reinforced stucco is economical in the first instance, and is doubly so bet .him; the house never has to be painted, something which every home owner will appreciate."

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Household Plants

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Ilr. and Mrs. Harold Downing are the parents of a lne .ton, which arrived Wednesday morninsr. On Saturday evening, March 5th, a dance will be given at the Clack Oak e-chool house, the Starke orchestra furnishing the music. Koy Meyers is managing the dance.

DETHRONED SYRIAN KING SEEKING AID TO REGAIN THRONE

Give them a TurkiBh bat'a once In a while. Draw a tubful of scalding water In the bathroom and set the plants in the room to steam for half a day. At the end of a few hours open the door and allovv them to cool off gradually. Soma plants need a shower bath occasionally, if their foliage can stand spraying. Use an ordinary bat.1spray or set in the sink or tub and spray with a sprinkling can. Be sure that your houseplants have proper drainage it is as important as watering them. Loosen tiie soil around the roots, but not too near them, about once a week. Have a tiny forest of date palm, orange or lmon as a centerpiece for your table if you find ferns costly and perishable. Just plant the seeds of these various fruits thickly in a pot and they will prow, not rapidly, but surely. The tiny trees will be dwarfed from crowding and will grow densely and be colored a rich green. This Is a particularly good plan for a steam-heated apartment, where so few plants will live. Again the Card Catalog! - Keep one for aldresses personal and business. It is far more practical than the ordinary address book, as corrections are easily made. One section of the box may be used to keep a record of the birthdays of your friends, and another section to the gifts made by you and to you. This is an excel'ent way to avoid embarrassing mistakes by giving a friend tha same thing she has given you or bv repeating tie same present to the Fame person. A Drinking Cup for the Baby If the baby's hinds are too weak to hold an ordinary cup and still he insists on being treated like a tn-otv-n-up. glvo him a bullion cup. The two handles may both be grasped, and the cup conveyed

comfortably and safely to his mouth. Lingerie Ribbons To avoid We daily drudgery of running ribbons 'in your underwear, try this plan: When a garment is sent to the laundry, fasten a piece of tape to one eud with a stitch, then draw out the ribbon and pull the tape into its place. When the garment is washed, tacit the ribbon to the tape and pull it out, leaving the ribbon in place. If a little bow is just tacked onto your nightgown or chemise an 1 you do not want it washed, sew a snap fastener onto It and the other half onto the garment, so that it may be quickly snapped on or off. To make a dainty bow of ribbon, wind it in and out around two wooden pegs set just as .?,r apart, as the bow is to be wide, then tie the ends around the middle of the loops and slip off the pegs. If the tape slips out of your petticoat, put a stitch holding it to the casing in the middle of the front panel of your skirt and it will stay in plac. The Screens Tf they are rusty when you get them out in the Spring, clean them with kerosene, and when they are dry. paint them with black screen varnish, applying- a thin coat, so that you will not fill up the holes. Never brush them with a stiff brush, as thi3 makes them sag. Handkerchiefs When ironing the familv handkerchiefs, fold all that are good 6quare and those that are worn in a triangle, and you will save the members of your family a good deal of embarrassment. To Keep Bread Fres Place a raw porsto in your bead box. This will prevent the bread from retting drv or mouldy. To Clarify Dripoings Put a pinch of ginger into the hot fat.

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YOUR FRECK

?V-el Atte-ntlon In Mnrch or Face May Stny i oiernl, Xow is the time to tak special care of tho complexion if you wish to loov wpII the rest of tiie year. The .Marco winds have a strong tendency to bring out freckles that may stay all sjuranir unless removed. Now is the time to use Othinc c'.mble strensrlh. This preparation for tho removal of freckles Is usually so successful that it is sold by druggists undt-r gruaran tee to refund the money if it fails Get an ounce of Othine double trength, and even a few applications should show a wonderful improvement, soma of the smaller freckle even vanishing entirely. Adv.

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Aunt Jemina Pancake 5 C Hour at - Club House Coffee, lb. Q package at 3 No. 2 can Corn, 34 C at only Nice Santa Clara Prunes, g per pound 3 pounds Navy Beans, X 6 C at only Fancy Rice, three 1. 3 C pounds at Club House Milk, can, tC, 12'2c; dozen cans.. A r-y Armour's Oats, per 1 9 l-r package Van Camp's Pork and 3. C

UCdUS, ctl 6 Boxes Matches, at only

6 Wax Paper, 9at only 3 Kitchen Kleanser, 1 7 - at only C Swift's Pride Powder, 1 7.

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