Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 248, Hammond, Lake County, 8 April 1921 — Page 8

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STAR 'EHK VTEH Til(.ll' Hlg serial .nlKht "1 antiiinaV eplmlAca o.i. 1 ipid -I Jof H vim In "The l'ui-ple Rider,'' enUoile 1; WIHium Duncan in "Ft. fining l'ntc nls,le o. 1. Mutt , AeO" comedy iiud Hilly rranfjr eomeilj.! i-S-1

M-r. arid Mr?., John Blau't, Jr.. and1 i t!icb- little dauilii-'i-, wn- ha.-- ! i n I

Fi.lr ri!ng a.?fw diiys with -tno (orino jarynta on .Rebel Is avenue luv.' r turrVd to tlL-lr home in Hamim-nd. Vn'i-njfl of Mi'.-i John jSoltwolii- r-

erlved card? SHjrtti.5 n'tn feel ing P.n ind at ' this -Ur.io S.i in ,-bu-1uerol'& X. M.Mr, and tilrs. I'.rdv of ibr:.!.n av. - iv. id have movis I--into the hon;v on .np?ri?r aiue. --hf!tJi was recently vacated by the LirJaf AraT.y. w iv -moved to Superfcr, AV. On Tutieday eve n'.r.g Mr. and Mv.Rohrlxns and 'family vi ;t-?J reiat ives in Chicago. Sir. andVMrs. A. n!tjrren o'Kohr-rt avenue ntt-snde.d the' futn'ra! .-:" a rehtli at M;41er, Ind... on Ttie.,n. y. JfM. Pet err lns.im of 1; slur's a e -rue visited hrr s 'Ti. Ami - -an-i w iff, of Hammond Tus1ny. Mrs. Roy ihroo.j--r of JloJ-.-ert avenue 3s;tad Indiana. Harbor l-v-it'c-T jesday. Mrs. Jofcu Northrop of :hiMS !. v. -tinar her mother. Mj-s. .A1:c- r.iyne r.l Myrtle, avenu" f-T a .few da Tie Me?jjanies Harnw. and. M. sc loafer -were" buMne.ua -visitors, in Hammond yesterday. Maxgaret Kavanaush -of 'Ohii-ae wa the Ruest of her aunt. M"T5. .7 hn M-:rry of Koi"'rt.i Bvems- .'or a few l.i;s Th foundation !. a"--:i.i;--- hi; 1 for tr. two-tory rt-:-nie, welch is bcnipr built by Thomas Mt.ldoon on Superior enu -n th vtm ;n rl; dd;t! Mrs. W 1 1 h elm of S:iTer:or avenue Tra.miioiiyjt the CJihMSo shopp rs. . -n Wedn - s d a y.

vi.slt in Chicago. . Mis. J. Kiev's sdt-r and t o children ,.!' Thornton hit- fj'fiiJm- a wck with lier. It. T. Knlu- i.-ii.'d wit'n H'oi. J. K " -. Ike. in (T.-n n Point M-uoi i y.

Race of Red-Heads. 1 he possibility of redheaded people being "h separate race" was mentioned at n recent meeting of the Royal Anthropolngica! inftituto In Iomlon. Afordinjf to V. (J. Parsons, the avor;i:;o nmnlicr of rod hondod people is, roti:hly, four in ta.li Inn, ninl it is piite

Bobbed Hir Wins Husbands. tin nris'.oi rntir oolor. In London o.l

It may he possililo -1 r I are honhinfj j Jht rotit t tuo iH'P'T innso nave uu

thei." hn ir !h;it If won't ttsko thorn so hair. ;is romparod with 4.d per cent lon to xet rear;.' v lien nn tititomohiu; ! in the lower classes. There is, sajs toots outside. Many a hushar.d );ns j Prof. Pr.rsons, an abnormal amount h'-j bt to a irl iteoause site tisod I of red hair anions the beauties of the forty -nine li:iirjcn j Eoiitlnxest of Ireland.

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" v Edison owner aVer he has bought, is important to you before you buy. Our .dison After-Service is given without charge to every Edison owner. It includes regular overhauling of his instrument and other helps which keep the latest and finest music continuously at his command. It insures him a lifetime of musical enjoymer.L

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Newark Shoe Stores Co $4 $5 The Eyes of the Nation are Focused on Newark The SHOE of a NATION

Just as sure as there is "Safety in Numbers" just as certain there is "Value in Volume". Little reasoning is required to appreciate just why The Newark is " The Shoe of the Nation. Millions upon Millions of Newark Shoes are sold annually all over the United States at the lowest possible prices consistent with Nationally-known Newark Dependability.

Four htrmmg Examples

Newark

Leadership

Women' Havana Brown Kid 1-Strap r : i i . . i

r ump, as iijubcraieo, aSuede insert in strau and cutt

around vamp ; Louis Leather Heels

Men' Russia Mahogany Oxford (as illustrated ; English last With perforated up and eyelet row: Guaranteed

Neoiin Soles and Gocnlyear V inj- fa

toot Kubber Heeis

Worn en' Panama Brown Calf 2-Strap Walking Oxford (as illustrated ); perforated tip and bail strap; Goodyear (

wen; Military heels with Good- " JLZ

year Wing-foot Rubber Heels.

Men' Ruttia Mahogany Oxford (as illustrated); English last with popular

meaium toe; oaK learner soles and Cioodvear Winc-foot Rubber

Heels.

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Other Newark Shoes for Men and Women, $4, $5 and $6-None Higher

V The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores In The United States.

HAMMOND STORE 572 HOHMAN STREET Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings

Burying the Hatchet. To bury the hatchet means to let f.yirones he bygones. The phrase originated among tin; North American Indians, who ero commanded hy the "Great Spirit," when they smoked their calumet or peace pipe, to bury their hatchets, scalping knives, and war Hubs in the ground, so that all hostile thou-hts mlht disappear. It was well-known that the presence oi war weapons leads to war at times.

Omnivorous Codfish. That the codfish is omnivorous Is Phown by the fact that, in addition to the crustaceans, small risii and s-ea nios which M eats, all sorts of things have been found in its stomach, such as small scissors, corncobs, rubber d'-'Ms and pieres of clothinf.

Keep House Plants Moist. A piece of sponRe, quite wet, find kept In each house plant has been found to result in greenness and freshness instead of the wi'tiii' which so often overtakes house piants. Their failure to do well is duo not so much to the heat of the house as to the dryness of the atmosphere. The saturated spouse should be pressed in among the leaves and stalks as iiciir to the center of the plant ns possible.

QuhJ V am, The smlf KtrA3 9 tnore rapid thsn the Amazon, more impetuous than the Mississippi, and it o!uie more thMi l.i'xHl times :rreat. Tim waters are bine, and the line of junction can he er";'!v marked bv the eve.

-, Curing by Suggestion. ' There is rioihin i;e.v in the attempt to cure disease hy means of the mind. ' Many a shrewd physician of a hundred ! jears ago cured patients with bread ; Jdlls, and kept, his secret. 'J'here wore, i probably mental healers in Ihihylon j ati l Assyria. They are known to ham existefl in Kcyjd. Greece itnd Rome, i while the Atiierican Indian medicine

man was unijuest ionabli" an adept iD the nrt of suggestion. MOEIM'S FRIEND For Lxpectant Mothers Qseo By Th?ee Eekeeatiohs Unu ro OCLIT on HOIIIIIKOOD Ao TM r. r.rt Bucriiio RtuLio Co, DirT. S-D. Atlat. 0.

Whale Meat Resembles Beef. The meat of the whale extends "n crei.t bone!efs masses. In uniform

iquullty, from the ha.'e of the ski.il j io the tali rln. In pppearance it 1 i Biinllor to beef, te.it Is somewhat I courser In texture. Its flavor Is said i to snge,- scnls.m. One of the best j "cuts'' of the whale Is the heart, which j els;hs :rtO pound. I '

IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW

'I 'urtriR ltie day !i"iv many child! en ' aio iroliij htiiiing of li'miach", f .- eri-:i-1 1 -m. n.n.im h Iroil-ii m no-! irrc?ii!.-ir 1 1- - 'A 1 . If ni"lliTi -i,lv kte-w v. li.,' i .Mother Gr.ij'M 8 .. 1 ' .1 .: wnuM ,., it. I t heir chtidl't II l'11:ll V WvIlM '." - Without lli' tll. Th .-ie p.i.A.I. rs ;,,- ;,, :i " v ftn rif,;i-:'nf t- Inl.e Hli-I r rtIVcMve in their notion Hint toot hers wliorue use Hirii h!".)v t oiji.r niotli'-r xbout them. fro Id by drutfKiKtS every I,..r - - ,V' v.

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BERT H. PETERSON Republican Candidate for CITY CLERK OF THE TWIN CITIES, Prinariet on Maj- 3.d

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Tine Confidence of The People Having resided within the city for over twenty years, serving four as Alderman, and the interest taken in

civic affairs here has secured the ood will of the

people for this candidate.

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The Experience With Knowledge Here is a man with a well-rounded experience which has ripened into a substantial usefulness for the office to which he aspires. The Ability to do An aspirant who has the ability to perform the duties of this office without relying upon others for assistance. And in brief, a fair, reasonable and impartial man, who will perform the duties of a City Clerk in an efficient and business-like manner

It is not alone the wish to have but the will to do

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