Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 251, Hammond, Lake County, 12 April 1921 — Page 10

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DE LUXE THEATRE Special for the children, Friday, "Forbidden Fruit"' and "Little R-d Riding Hood." Saturday, Dorothy Gish in "Little Miss Rebellion,' and "Forbidden Fruit," afternoon only.

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" The slim lines of this Rirliah tail !eur arc accentuated by the straight t'raiilod Tianels which trim hnth the front and back of the coat.

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v...ni in p i -scs through the changes of mtdtilc IiiV. ate the t!iw jxti-kIs -f Fife v.l-.en Dr. Ihercc's a-orite i'res-ript I. n ii most nerded. Man y t hoiif ands wuuld testify just as decs the following: Peru, I rid. --" .Ways during the cxjtpinnyf, jicctant peri id and k"S afterward I would ItSh 's lia c pMr circulation c"i -S i't-d n ti m F f-rn-ils. ff(, bothering mc more V 1L: at niplit. I-'ivc years Ar,, .' tT J.;' apo I tried 'Dr. .,:;:.- J-'iv Pierce's Iatite Prc-r)-''- ' ' vription t-Mk alxmt

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Don't be a slave to Rheumatic pain3 and aches. Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy is especially recommended trj sufferers from these tortures. It reldom fails to relieve the agony or case lamenes3, stiff slid swollen joints, stiff back and rheumatic pains. Ona

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You can stop it by a touch. You can end the whole corn in short ordcrThc way is Blue-jay either liquid or plaster. One moment applies it, the next moment forgets it. The pain stops. Then the corn soon loosens and comes out. Blue-jay has

It does it in the right, the gentle, the scientific way. Harsh treatments are unnecessary now. It 13 vouched for by this great laboratory, famous the world over. If you use wrong methods.cease them. If you pare corns, quit. There is now an ideal com ender. It is saving millions of painful hours. Ask your druggist for Blue-'

done that to not less than jay. Apply it tonight. It will

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Plaster or Liquid Bluejay The Scientific Corn Ender BAUER & BLACK Chicago New York Toronto Maker of B Sc. B Sterile Surgical Dressing! and Allied Product

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EVERY youiv couple starting out in life lias visions of joyful hours spent before the fireside with healthv, happy children ; but. ala-, how often young vomcn who long for children are denied that happiness because of some, functional derangement which may be corrected bv proper treatment. Lvdia K. Pinkliarn's Vegetable Compound is just the medicine tor these conditions, as the following letters show:

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McDonald. Ohio. - bufTorel froin a tlisplaoi'iiH'tit, jt weakness, i'.nd a p;roat. il.'.'i 1 .f pain. The clobtur riiil not lung: would help mc hut an otic nit ion. !! b.tid I coiii'i never have, any cluidi on because 1 was too weak.

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i tried ii and it heiwT n:c. Now I am in Ike host of health, do all of my own work, and have a hueiy hoy six months old. I recommend yonr medicine to my frier. s and yon have my permission to use this h.dtcr." Mrs. .1- ('. E..i.i..-o-, Gariicld Ave., -JiciDoLuild, hio.

Mc.sa. (olora'lo. Kor f ine? I was a Tounjr ttrirl I suti'ered from a. p;reai d.-al of pain ' vrry montii. 1 tried di'd't rent, mcdii.'ine.s, i.ut only e-ot relief for a -hurt. time. I ha 1 ieeu married seven years, ami wanted a child, hut was not weii enoutr'n. My moth, r advised :u 10 try l.ydia Ik I'inkham's Yccrctablo ( o!nioi:;iil as it ;ad lfi'dher. ami I am happy to sa'r it restored my licahh, mv jviins disai.ai red. and I have a liiv little hi. I adise all woiiii'ii ho sutler as I did to try Evdia lb. I'iukh.am'.s Vf.iret.ii.!..- C'ompound." Mrs. F. C. Wntri:, Uos 'M. Mesa, Colorado.

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UYDIA. E . PINK HAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS.

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relephone Rates and Service

Durinor the years 1918 and 1919, tlie Company's revenues in Lake County, Indiana, were barely sufficient to meet its operating expenses, with nothing whatever for a return on its investment. The experience of these two years clearly demonstrated that rates for telephone service in Lake County were inadequate and that a material increase was imperatively necessary if the Company was to continue to furnish idccjiiatc an d sa t is f ac to r y ser v i cc a n d o b ta i n additional capital for new construction required to keep pace with the growth in Lake County and meet the demands for additional service. Accordingly, in August, 1920, a new schedule of rates for exchange service was filed with the Public Service Commission of Indiana. In November, 1920, hearings were held by the Public Service Commission of Indiana at the County Court House in Hammond, at which hearings, representatives of the Company and the various municipalities were present. These hearings lasted three days and the evidence submitted covered in" great detail the results of the Company's operations since January 1, 1918. During the three years, 1918 to 1920, the Company's revenues fell short of payingoperatinexpenses and a fair return on the property

of the Company as shown by its books, (which is far less than the fair value of the property devoted to the service of the public) by approximately $355,000. The present value of the property in Lake County as shown by the Cornpan y 's i n ve n to ry a n d a p prai sal i s a pp roximately $4,150,000. The Commission, after a complete check of the inventory and appraisal, fixed a minimum value of $2,863,000 (approximately 70 per cent of the Company's appraisal) and admitted that it was low and that no serious question could be raised concerning it except by the Company. On the basis of this valuation the Commission lixed rates materially less than those applied for, which rates it is estimated will provide a return of not to exceed 7 percent on the low valuation fixed by the Commission. This rate of return is below the current rate in the open money market, as bankers and others who have money to invest are demanding 8 and 9 per cent. While the Company feels that it is entitled to the rates as petitioned for, it is the intention to give the lower rates as fixed by the Commission afulland fair trial in the hope that they will prove sufficient to meet its imperative needs. In its order the Commission said:

' This utility is entitled, under the law, to earn sufficient revenue to meet its necessary operating expense and pay a reasonable return on the value of its property. This it has not been able to do for several years with the rates it has fiad in effect. An increase might be denied, however, if there was evidence of incompetent management, excessive expenditures, or bad service. The evidence, on the contrary, shows that the management is highly efficient, that the business is Conducted with the most rigid economy and that the service is adequate. Under the circumstances, as disclosed by the evidence, the Commission has no choice under the law but to increase the rates." ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

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