Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 260, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1921 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Friday. April 22. 102

i BLEND GIRL COMPOSES SYMPHONY

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Florence Golson of Wetumpka. Alabama, has the distinction of being the first blind person to compose a symphony. She i a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and recently composed the "Spring: Symphony," which vas produced for the first time by the Rubinstein club. Miss Golson's composition won first prize in the competition of several hundred music tachers of Ohio.

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Florence Golson of "Wetumpka, Alabama.

HOW MUCH

DO YOU KNOW?

Ans. -Coins are stamped. 10. How many miles of navisrable waters does the illaslsslppl river and it tributaries furnish? Ans. About 16,00) mi!ts.

1. ATiat Is the color of a "rcane" terse? 2. AVhat Is a voting co-.v called? 3. "Where is tha largest fc'',?.c!er In the 4. "Wbat is God's acre? 3. "What !9 a potter's wheel? C. "What was Greek fire? ?. M"Kat traa a Davy lamp? !. Ho.v many Fiuru"a miles In a townsh:;'? ' ?. M"hnt is a tii'.aiiqu'.r. 10. Yrha! is a sarcoi-hagtis?

Cordovan Leather. 1 The soft, fine grained leather fcnown s cordovf?o for a long time was chiefly manufactured at Cordova, Spain, of goat akin, tanned and dressed, and afterward of split horsdhides. It la now made of goataktn. pigskin and so forth, and. especially In Ensland. of fine horsehldea.

Miss I.,:K:an Goddard died at th home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Halph ijoi'dard n--ar Schneider yesterday morning. She has been very sick for the pa"' three weeks, but until a fen days aKO it was thouarht that she would get well. The deceased was an only daughter, lie was about C3 years of ag:e and wif a ery popular young lady. iShe was the primary teacher in

the Schneider echool. She graduated from the Lowei! high .-vhool In the class of 1317. Arrangements fir the funeral have not been made. Norman Goddard of Moline, II!.. is visiting his brother. Ralph Goddard and wife. Mis sViolet Ha; den returned yesterday from a isit with frlenJs In Lafayette. Mrs. H. H Purdy returned yesterday from a visit, with her son, Iferni. and family in Hammond. Mrs. K. R. I.n ncli returned lant c -n!np from a with friends in ihi-

cago. A lodge of Odd Fellows will be organized at l,ak Village, 12 miles south of here tonight. Several members of T.owell lodge are arranging to attend the meeting. The funeral services of Mrs. P. I

Fersuaon were held at the Christian church here this afternoon. The attendance was very larg2. She was a very highly respected lady. Henry Worley of Hammond visited relatives hero yesterday. F. I Weakly whs in Chicago on busi-n-ss y( terday.

MUNSTER

F. Jungarua haa moved his family in the home vacated by II. 1'sstma. Miss Myrtle Munater is taking thtschool census. The small pox in town seems to be on the Increase, instead of decrease though they all seem to be light cases, it would be well to Impose a little stricter quarantine, an some of the members of the families aro on the street, even those who are convelescent. The Miases Mary, Thornton, Mabel

Hoffman and Grazella Chlvigny of Hammond were entertained at a dinner given by Helen Kaske Wednesday evening.

WOMEN WANT MORE

LIBERTY IN CHURCH

INTERNATIONAL NES SERVICU IjONPON", April Many church dignitaries are alarmed at women's demands for a larger share in church

sc-r vices. At the Coevocatlon of York held re- I ctntly this fear was voiced by tho j I'.ifjhop of lurhni who said that, they i w ould not content with a caret r j in holy orders which limited their i

sphere to the functions of doaconsi Though tho JSishop did rot say so, he may have h;id a vision of women aspiring- to be P.lahops. By the decision of tho ITpper House of the Convention of Canterbury woman aro only to be allowed to preach ar,d pray In consecrated building to a very limited extent.

The Uishop of Bristol made a Bplr- '

Ite.d but vain nttack a-s-a-lnet the limitation to woman's liberty. It was r ot a declaration of principle, he eald. but a confession of prejudice.

"Saving Hia Face." Carl was afraid of tfogs, yet he wanted to appear brave when with his slater. One day he was out walking with his grandmother and sister Margaret. Two dogs appeared on the other s!d of the street, Carl, wanting to display his bravery, began to whistle, and one of the dogs came bouncing over. Carl became frightened and ran to his grondmother for protection, who told him that be had whistled for the dog and now he shouldn't be afraid. "But, grandmother. I didn't whistle for this d.g. I wanted the other one." he said.

HEST COLDS Apply over throat and chest cover with hot flannel cloth.

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For Expectant Mothers Gseo Or Thhee Geheratighs mrrc ram SOOHLCT Om MOTUXIIHOOO AMD TMC ir. eaorici.o Riulato Co. DtrT. S-A Atlanta. .

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mj ou ota EuiTj, Koacnes, Kleas and Ants. Every family should ne P. D. Q. boaae cleaning- time to tro a rd ?alnst the F'esky DevUs and to prevent moths. - P. D. Q. Is not n Insect powder, but Is a new ehemical that kills Insects nd their ecirs. Karh package contains free a patent spout to enable you to pet to the hard-to-et-at places and nfi the inl

A 35 cent package makes one quart, enotich lo kill a million Inserts and their eirgs. Your dmeist taj It or get tt for yoa.

rilZ". FOR SORE, TIRED FEET AH!

Tiz" is Grand for Aching,

Swollen, Tender, Calloused Feet or Corns

Ah! what relief. No more tire! feet; no more burnicg feet: no more swolen, aching, tender, twafy feet, NV more soreness in corns, callouses tan ions. No matter what alls your ft or waht under the aun you've tr ed w;'. hout getting relief, just use "Tiz." "T 7." Is the only remedy that draws out 11 I the poIs"nons exudations which p'.ff up the fcr-t. "Tlz" cores your f -. t trouble i-o you'll never limp or (ir.ir up your face, in pain. Tour shoes w n t seern tight and your feet will r.err, never hurt or get sore and swollen. Think of It, no more foot misery, no more agony from corns, callouses or bunions. Get a box st any drug store or dp.irtment store and get Instant relief. Wear smaller shoes. Just one try "Tii," Get a whole year's foot comfort for a f w cents. Think of it. AdT.

AK3WEES TO YESTEEBAr3 QUESTIONS 1. TTKat letters stand for the army end the navy of United States? Ans. V. S. A. stands for T'nited State Army and V. S. 2. stands for United State Js'avy. 2. Frorn what did the name "Picca- ,;;; come from? Ans. From tho picardills or rdcr-adi'ils. small stiff colors affected by the gallants of the time of James I. It rt-fora now to a great ndon thoroughfare. 3. "Wtiat figure of speech 1? in th enterics, "She hfid the voice of a Nightingale?" Ans. A metaphor. 4. 'Whoa head did Salome demand of XInJc Herod after she had danced before him? Ans. Salome demanded aF.aS'Wnig-srOLPI.iezss IT! t'sS heed of John tho T3M.pt; st. .". T"hat are thi? ess.-ntla.l parts of a flower and w ha.t ar the functions of c-a-ch? Ans. The ftamen:, arid pistil sre the eesnf ill parts of a flower. On" secretes pollen e.nd the other forms the :."d3. i. "What ! a vrKb .ttar? Ans. 'me "whose briehtne.-s charges from time ti t!m 7. What Is a ' mendlc.int? Ans. A becgar. 5. "P-"hat is an e&tuaxy? Acs, It Is the wide lower part of a tidal river. $ Are coins mold'-O fir stamped?

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Are yoa dragrednr around day after day with a dull, never-ceaalng backache? iJo you juffer headaches, diszy spells and sharp, stabbing pains; feel tired. Irritable without life or ambl tier.? Likely then your trouble Is due to kidney weakness not hard to correct if trea'ed promptly, but dangerous if neglected. F-r quick relief use Doan's Kidney VUlm. Doan's have helped thousands. They should he:p you. Ask yoar neighbor! A Hammond Case A, r. Robinson. 443 K. State St.. says: "Gravel and blidder trouble came on me. causing terrible pains. The Kidney secretions wre scanty and burned In passage. Headaches were frequent and I had dizzy spells. Poan's Kidney Pills wer brought to my attention and I ,egan using them, 1 passed a god eiz-"d gravel eone. T am now enjoying excellent health." Adv.

DOAN'S W 60al all Drurf Stores rcwKiIburn Co. Mlg 0mJIif a a.KX

SALE SATURDAY SALE

Lake Cn

tiitty Creamery

148 State Street Hammond's Oldest Butter Store

UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA QQr

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Per pouad. . FEABERRY Per poand

Raspberries or

berries, No. 2 cans, per can. .

SLICED PINEAPPLE Large cans, 35 c per can

COFFEE. 28c

Straw-

25c

PEAS OR CORN can BLACX TEA. OQc Per pound .... RED PITTED CHERIES- 33 c Per can Fancy PLUMS JQQ Per can

SANTOS COFFEE 4 lbs. for 80c. OI r Per pound . . . . A PEARS OR APRICOTS Large cans, 25 C er can PEACHES In large 30 c per can DELMONTE PEACHES

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22c

37c 39c 28 c 8c 8c

Wisconsin Creamery-. per lb. Best Brick Creamery. per lb. Priscilla Preserves, large jars, per jar Glass Preserves, per glass Dr. Price's Jelly Dessert. Der Dke.

Fancy Salmon, 1 lb. can, J per can Marshrnallow Creme, per O 1-pint jar J

Snider's Catsup, large O

Fresh Cottage Cheese, rer lb.

Fancv Cookies, Delights,

boys. Jelly Strips, Fig OKr Centers, per lb Pork and Beans, per can

12c

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Rice and Milk, per can U. S. Mail Soap, 1 0 bars for only Oil or Mustard Serdines, with key, per can .... Kraut, large cans, per can Ripe Olives, per can Root Beer Extract, per bottle Fould's or Columbia Macaroni, per pkg. . . Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour, per pkg Fresh Salted Peanuts, per lb Fresh Fig Bars, per lb Chocolate Dips, per lb

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Strictly Fresh Eggs Direct From the Farm

MOTHERS' May 8th

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"Whispering Daughter: Now. aboat a gift for Mothers Day. Something nice I San: Yes, indeed. And, Father, you must help us choose. Father: I know exactly what a Brunswick Phonograph! Son and Daughter: Fine! Just the thing. Well join the Mothers' Day Club.

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Surprise Mother on May 8th in this delightful new way a lasting token of Mothers' Day, 1 92 1 . We make it possible through a new and simple plan to give her a wonderful Brunswick Phonograph, and the records she will love. Special terms are provided on one of the finest

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Brunswick models, the 1 1 2, and the ten records are especially chosen as appropriate for the occasion. We can't tell all the secrets here, for she'd read it. But we'd like to keep the secret with you, so that all she need know is the surprise on the morning of May 8th, when this handsome Brunswick and its records are delivered.

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Throughout the land Mothers will remember this May 8th because of tlris great surprise that awaits them. It will bring endless pleasure. You can surprise your Mother and fill her with delight if you join at once this Mothers Day Club. It makes it very easy for you to give her this famous Brunswick No. 112. This model is especially beautiful, finished in either mahogany or oak. With it we send to your Mother but that's part of the secret! We mustn't disclose the features that go with the surprise. Your Mother will appreciate your selection of a Brunswick, known as the favorite amongst musicians. Its truer tone and its sympathetic renditions will give your Mother constant enjoyment, as she plays over her favorite songs and instrumental selections. Of course you don't want us to explain the Mothers' Day Club complete here so we ask you to visit a Brunswick dealer and obtain the details personally. To print them here would be giving your secret away. Let us sav, though, that the plan will be as great a surprise to yoa as The Brunswick will be to her. Never before has such an offer been made. You will be delighted at this unusual opportunity to honor your Mother in such a splendid manner.

Earty on tbe morning- of MoAera Day we read Her this Brsmswfck No. 112, with a carefully wJectedaiet of 10 xfrpropristttt Brunswick Remrds, mad aiio bet twdfa part of the e L

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