Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 270, Hammond, Lake County, 4 May 1921 — Page 4

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tUliilU.N AUVtHXISIMi Klii'KbSiiNl'Al'lON v.. LOOA.N j'yNh, ic CO. CHICAGO .mry Ofluo - - Xcli iliuiit Ui .Nau ac ihunipoon, Jmsl Clncagu - 1 eitpnous 1 -usii Chicago itio Xiinea) . l .itinoiitj -a ...uiaua. iiiiUor iveivrier ana Cia Adv TeleiiUuuu ...uiaim AJkxOor (iNcwi JJealer) - ii.ijuuiis HU'J v aiuo k i titJiDUt 6u-J .nwa lolni I,... ... iunynona 4 It you Uav a.oy trouble getting I'm Tim km nixno comv .iot nuiueaialely to His Circulation Ut-i.ruiiout. i4ouiiiiuuu (pnvats es.ctiH.pge) liuu, JiOi. 310J (Call tor uhwivn- department wantwl,) HO 'ilCU 1U sLBSCKihUCiia. If you fail to receive your copy of Tiijb Tkm ai I rcrjuytiy ad you have in trie past, pltre.su do riot think It baa . .td ioat or vu not sent uu u;nc. KemeniDor that tho mail erlco la not wuat it uaed to be and tL-l complaints ara .ltryai from many polices about tne train ana mall serice. lac Vifcxa hau tncr&nsed its :r..i;iug equipment aiul la t,lvlng earnestly to reach lt i-airons. on time. Ho prompt it advlrlng uu wuen you Uo not get your paper ao.a wo viU a-l piumptly. LABOR MUST MEET TEST. It Is a satisfaction to the friends of Jabor that the norkingraan is rapidly disproving the rather general charge of loafing cn tho job which was prevalent im- ' tedlatcly after the war. Some experts do not hesitate . o say that labor's Indifference to its job was one of no factors which produced the present depression, i'iie same observers now freely state that labor is rnus.ig back and producing in something like the oU-time pre-war fashion. Industry and thrift are the hand-maidens of piosperity. Good times cannot endure unless men, when given the opportunity to labor, work industricusy and conscientiously, giving a full day's work for a lull day's pay. At tinies labor in spots seems to sorget this cardinal fact. It ask3 for a constantly diminishing number of hours, t'nder modern industry some of the work days were obviously too long. As a conscjv.ence of :eneral recognition, the eight-hour day came into being its benefits assessed and its establishment made almost universal. Hut here and there come demands for less than a landard day. Such movements instantly alarm the

public, icr if the eight-hour day is reduced to seven 1

end then to six. what will prevent its reduction to four t two? Invariably in those reductions the workmen

will agree to work u longer day provided he guts a higher rate of pay, but thui does bo repudiate hia argument that the slioit day is a physical neceasity for It is just as injurious to work loug hours at a high rate el compensation as at a lew. An unreaHonable reduction in hours of labor results in economic waste and affects adversely not only the public interest, but the workmen's Interest as well. It is obvious that in the closely-knit fabric of rnoder industrialism, what affects one party affects all parties. It is impossible to separate one from the other. If the employer is unreasonable ho will suffer the consequeuce in time as surely as the employe does at once. JJeutiitsc and injuries are reciprocal and mutual. If it ev:-.' was true that the old adage "one for all and all for ono" should apply it is in tho relationship of wage payer and wago worker. Tho workman or employer who disregards this axiom is stupidly shortsighted. Public sympathy iu tho past has been more times than not on the side of labor, but that sympathy has its limits, too, and does not hesitate to act If labor goes to extremes.

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A DEMOCRATIC QUEEN SInco the Hohenzollerns and tho Hapsburgs were depeseti, there are few despotic monarehs left In the .vorld. Hut it comes its a revelation that popular rule has been so well established in countries still governed by royalty that members of the king's family go to the polls and vote Just like other subjects, and that their votes count for no more than other citizens' in determining the result in the election. At least such a situation prevails In Belgium. Queen T.Hzabeth. says a cable dispatch, cast her first vote there the other day in the communal c'.eclug her turn with the poorly dressed citizens of I".rus.els and refusing to accept a better place In tho line which was offered her. Wc sometimes wonder why the democratic and progressive people of western Europe retain the mouarchial form of government. With royalty brought to yielding self-determination to its subjects, and claimir.g no greater voice in an election than the humbler citizen, it is not so hard to understand. As a time-honored institution royalty is Hkely to be tolerated in these countries so long as the monarehs do cot come into conflict with the will of the people. If they should attempt, however, to arrogate to them.clves any of heir ancient powers their tenure of office probably would be abrupty terminated.

Discouragement was offered to further attempts on the bank of the Illinois cashier who killed one robber, wounded two and captured two others.

WE don't know much BIT wo do know that mora men WOLTn hear Opportunity knock IK opportunity didn't com around msGlISF.l) as hard work. THIS, latest almpla and certain cure for II AXIJ.MISS aeenis, just between us, to INVOLVE taklne all tha

SKIN oft tho patients' head and sowing: some more in and wo know a HAI.IJ golf player whom we are- sroins TO try to persuade to take THE new treatment recommending it EIIY highly without groins lTO unnecessary details. WllEX Brown la tellins Jones THAT SmlLh talks too blama muih SMITH Is busy teUIns JOH?0 the same Uiins about Brown. ' I'AIl bo It from us to assures THAT we know more about her best 1MTJIEST9 than sho does herseir HIT, be that as it may, we don't KNOW of any time HEN a girl makes a stronger mute APPEAL, to us than WHE.V she thinks she is beginning TO get a little too fat.

HKIl memory goes back to tho time WHEN any self-respecting woman HAD on six separate A.M distinct undergarments IIEI.OW tho waist lino AM we guess we must be o'oter thnn

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LOOKS for a new Job or else works on. WHAT, has become of the o f. housekeeper WHO developed her muscle nv pounding- round-steak AND grinding her own coffee? A fashion wr'.tT says

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This is to offer you a way to whiter teeth, cleaner, safer teeth. Such glistening teeth as millions now enjoy. Your dealer will give you the means. Get it and watch the effects. See your teeth grow prettier note hew clean they feel. Dentists everywhere advise this method. Millions of homes have adopted it. Try it this week, for your own sake. Learn what it means to you. To remove the film Your teeth are coated with a dingy fJm. It is viscous you can feel it with your tongue. It clings to teeth, enters crevices and stays. It clouds the teeth and causes most tooth troubles. The ordinary tooth paste does not effectively combat it, so the tooth brush has left much of it intact. As a result, teeth lose their luster. And, despite all brushing, tooth troubles have been constantly increasing. The film is what discolors, not the teeth. Film is the basis of tartar. It holds food eubstance which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. Germs breed by millions in it. They, with

tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. Many other serious troubles are also traced to them. Science combats it Dental science has long sought ways to combat that film. The ways have now been found. Able authorities have amply proved them. Leading dentists everywhere advise their daily use. The methods sre embodied in a new-day tooth paste Pepsodent. It combats the film wherever it may linger. In this way it brings surprising results which one quickly sees. Over 5,000 new people daily are trying out this modern method. Fights acids too Pepsodent brings three other effects which authorities now desire. It multiplies the salivary flow - Nature's great tooth-protecting agent. It multiplies the starch digestant in the saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits which may otherwise form acid. It multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. That is Nature's neutralizer for the acids which cause decay. Pepsin is also included.

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HES1IJE9 the, ones wo weren't supposed TO know about. MEN laugh at women using so much talcum powder, but the fact OK the matter ts that a box of TALCUM would last a woman twice AS long If her husband WOULDN'T use so much of it.

Arctlo ocean. 2, Who were tho Templars? Ana. Tho Templars were a great military organization founded in tha twelfth century for the aercnw of the LatLn Kingdom of Jerusalem. 2. "What ts temerity? Ans. Temerity is rckles.sjie3 or venturesome boldness), 4. What Isi t'Tnpera-ment? Ana. It is, a upeclal type of mental constitution due to natural characteristics. 6. What it thcirm? Ans. Thelsrm la the telitf In the existence of a God. 6. What Is noHtaltfla? Ans. Nostalgia in home plcknr-ss., 7. What aro lire iritis? Ans. Fire irons is a mrniij givr-n collectively to the phovel, poker and tongs 8. What part of Kuropc Is Called the "Peninsula?" Ans. Spain and Portugal are called the 'Peninsula." 9. What is a fox-brush? Ans. A fox-tirush is the ts.ii of a fox. 10. What does Saturnine mean? Ans. Saturnine mpans under tho influence of Saturn, h!n:o gloomy or morose.

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Political Candidates Announce

1. Jlow was the ancient cubit measured ? Who nas Charon? What is a cul-de-sac? What is culpability? 5. What are a ship's scuppers? 6. Of what Is sea!,g wax made? 7. What sort of a sport is "courslng?" 8. How do dates grow? : What is a longshoreman? l' AVTiat causes the outline on the moon which resembles a man?

East Chicago Kdltor Timis Plesse announce to tha voters of East "h!eag that I am a candidate for the nomination for ilayor on the Citizens' Ticket. FltAXK CALLAHAN Kdltor Times: Plense announce to tho voters of the Fourth Ward. Fast Chicago, that T will be a candidate for the office of Alderman on the Citizens' ticket. MIKK KOSCIFLNIAK Fdltor Times: Pcas announce to the voters of the Third Wnrd. Fast Chicago, that I wil! bo a candidate for Alderman on the 'itixetiV Ticket FRANK J. CISZCZON.

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a pin or knife ino th flesh. ?ot or.'.y hard corns or sort corns but every kind of corn or callus surrenders to ""Gets -It" and peels right oft. It tnt;es jusi a few seconds to s.foj the 1 m;u with "two or three drops. e to your druggist t "(lay. Oct a bottle of "Get -I t" Cost but a trifb) e ervwuere. Ji.ur m-'iie hack if not .satisiie.l. Mfd. bv II. l,i..t-renc,-. & Co., Chicago. Si, 3d In ll.-un-inond by OstnuvsklN I'harn.acy and Wets' I'rug and Stationery '. Adv.

AITS W iiBS TO TESTEHDAI S QITESTIONS 1. "STiere is Grinnell land? Ans -It 1s west of Kennedy channel In the

Editor Times: rioa .mnounce to the voters of the Fourth Ward. Eist Chicago, that I will be a rnndldate for Alderman on the CiUzens Ticket. EDWAIiD AP'ALHERT illHIA Editor Timks: Plesso announce fo the voters of Fast Chicago and Indiana ILsrbor that T am a candidate fur the lominatlon for the offlc of City Judge on the Citizens' Partv Tlekt HUGH E. CARROLL. FOB ALDEEMAN Editor Times Flense announce to the voters of Esst Chicago that I Iwll be a candidate for Aldermn-at-Large on the Citizens' ticket. GEORGE BLO SKY. Editor T:sfs: please announce to the voters of East Chicago that I will be a candidate for City Clerk on the Citizen's ticket, as evidenced bv my petition now on file in the City Clerk's office. .IOT-TV T. TCFVAV

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Under New Management Patrons, friends and the public in genera! will be interested in learning that the Oakley Avenue Garage is now under entirely new management. R J. Heist, who is a pioneer in the automobile business and widely known throughout the Calumet Region, wall be at this post of duty henceforth, and will be delighted to meet his old friends and acquaintances, as well as new faces. ICISSEL KARS Touring Cars and Trucks The new management will be distributors for the well-known Kissel Cars both touring and trucks. Kissel admirers will find a great deal of additional enthusiasm by talking tilings over with Mr. Hei?t. ACCESSORIES A special room is being constructed for Tires, Tubes, Oils, Greases and other accessories, which will be open for business tomorrow. Thursday. There are a few spaces for cars for rent, which will soon be taken. Better see about it today. Used Cars Bought and Sold W e are in the market for several used cars. If you have a bargain, drive around and let's talk it over.

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