Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 295, Hammond, Lake County, 3 June 1921 — Page 4

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Tao jLaie County Times Dally except ta.t jrday and Sunday. fc.ni.ered at the iwutcaic In Ii nuio'.U, J uua It, Ttas Tim? ut Chicago-Indian Harbor, daily scpt Sunday. h.uterd s,t the posloO"ico .n Lai CbJcagu. Noeii er IS. Uli. The County Tlmas Saturday and Weekly Edition. Xaue.-ud ai the. pofttoftlcs in Hainmoua, J; 'jtiruai y 4. Tbs Gary KvrniMc rtma i.Jy c-.ceyt auoaay. aJ tsrefl at Uie postultice u Oary, April 1', Isll. .Adl usutr Uie act of Marvh . lit, as sscond-claaa noattr.

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NOTICE TC SUBSCKIRKR3. tf you fall to receive your copy of Tki Tmss as prooxptly as you have in the past, plna.se do not think It hag ifen lost or was not seut on imc. tiemeiiihiir that tho mall service) is not what It used to he and ti--t complaint ar gnerjal from many source about the train and mall ser. !ce. The Tivsa has increased iu availing eauipment and la tvlvina" eartw;! to reach It jiatron on time. Be prsinpt in a.ivieing u when you do not get your paper aud wa uriu aci ptoiuptiv. A NATION OF HOME-OWNERS. Preliminary census returns show thai r,,oini,iuio American families own their homes. There are more Iioino-ovners in the f'uiteil Stales thnn in any other rountry. Here we find the reason for thetnubi lit y of h Inhevik agitators to make any headway in this nmntry and for the general (testation in whiih communist doitrine.s aie held. The man who owns his home, or hopes or expects lo own one. does not take kindly to dangerous experiments in povernment aud economics. He is not willing to take th? risk of losing his property. It would be idea! if every family could own its dwelling- The crowding of people into tenements or apartments, at the expense t'f health and sanitation, would then cease to he a civic problem, and there would he no profiteering by landlords. The owning of turnies makes for good citizenship. He whn holds title to the property on which he resides takes more interest in the betterment of the community than the one who lives in a rented dwelling. Th former is anchored, while the tenant is periodically confronted with the possibility of having lo move. In very way possible encouragement should be given thive who suffer from the housing 6hortag to lo their own homes. It would be a happ state of affairs if the great majority of the new houses should be erected by persons who proposed to live in them lather than bv thoe who intended to offer them for rent.

BEPtTBLICANS STANDING TRUE. As there is no reason to believe that President Harding will not approve the federal budget system bill, final passage of this long desired measure may be regarded as practically establishing essential improvement in the government's business methods. Almost a year ago congress sent to Pres. Wilson a budget bill that had been passed in response, to insistent public demand. Mr. Wilson searched for an excuse to reject it. Finding that congress was given the right

lo remove the comptroller general, an important func;iouary created by the legislation, he declared this to be usurpation of executive authority and vetoed the bill. In proof that usurpation was not the purpose of the law-making branch, the house swiftly amended the bill by eliminating that to which the president objected; the senate would have concurred had not a democratic flillbuster prevented action before final adjournment. The Viet result of Mr. Wilson's untimely assertlveness was p year's delay in enactment of a necessary law. Acother year's appropriations have been drafted and actf d on under the old uneconomical methods. In the bill now sent to President Harding the comptroller general may be"Yemoved by joint resolution of congress, which requires signature by the president to become "ffecttve. Passage of the bill i fulfillment by the republican con gi ess of a party pledge and will enable introduction of more business into government, as advocated by Mr. Harding. The emergency tariff bill signed by the president is another mo. .sure the benefit of which Ijave been denied the country for months in consequence of eharacierisiic Wilsonian self-sufficiency. It did not jibe with Mr. Wilson's economic theories. o that, gentlemau vetoed it with the curt comment that "it would not do ftny good.'' Experience Is against his judgment. We may be sure that it will serve well, as designed, to prelect American industry. With the complete revision of the tariff, which business already has been taken up. the country will be fortified against a repetition of the blight due to foreign competition that we experienced in 191 under the operations of virtual free trade provided by the democratic party.

Friday. Juno 1D21.

NOW IT IS shortage of rigarets that may end the Prliish miners' strike. Can't tney roll their own over 'here?

IF THK GIRLS are making up their com plexions to keep from being kissed by seme bold male, they are probably succeeding.

MISS UANKIN wants 200 women members of .ongress. She agrees that a woman's place is in the house.

FRENCH MODERATION makes opportunity for Germany to prove herself less stupid than she has appeared in the past.

A FLY SWATTED by Babe Rtifh would pre'ty i.ear know that it had been swatted. VOTING ALONE as a Republican against the tariff hi!'. Sfiiatr r Moses wasn't much of a Moses.

A call to breakfast usually gets a man out of bed quicker than the resolution he made the night before.

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Lowest Trices In Yearsl Qancnrtnhla A nnnrol fnr iho J?nmifti t

I V Save Over Cash Prices and Pay On Easier-Than-Ever Terms f r& The first of a series of epoch-making sales taking place simul:l taneously in every one of our vast, nation-wide chain of stores. ' These prices were originallythe lowest prevailing anywhere, due i, to our great buying-povver. For this sale they have been cut with- ' i' out consideration of cost or profit. Values such asthesehave been f- absolutely impossible these many years past.

Special TPICTOT During

Sale

Jj (jLjl -AIL

MEN! Here's Your Reward for Wailing! Biggest Suit Values from Original Price

Waists, Sh.ntuj $1.98 Camisoles 98c Boys Suits 5.98 Voile Dresses 7.98 Silk Dresses 22.50 Wash Skirts 98c

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Clearance Prices

Sfllf"C o Tricotine, Jersey, Uil Co Poiret Serge, etc. of Tricolette, Dresses g--. Taffeta, Crepe Meteor, etc. Cloth Dresses at very special price, in Serge and Tricotine.

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Straw Hats Down to $50

The smart shapes and popular straws. An end of season price.

The Store of Friendly Credit

(Better Clolhes

Trhrryiq, 'T'fjwr im.iwezmwxti sew. A

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Lower Prica

599 Hohman Street, Hammond

The Passing Show BVEfl ret hive we pat S the front sat of an automobile I which we had enough l?g room (OVHIDl'HKI) flthfr lengthwise T

sidewi''. W V, all have nur n(T days and EVBX a nm jpapor man eemetlmes HABntV mental en-rjcr

rOt (VH to eteal an ida let A1.0K work it over. OXF. thing wp like about a o ts THAT h' i.n t a bit human HE doesn't wag his tail and pretend try 1.1KF. you and then bite you MHFN your back is turnedWE suppose our fashion uriter THI'Kt we are harder up tlisn WK are even, not bavins; APIKnnr a!l 1n white yet as sh Hf,( KM'I.Y pointed out a M could do for only 0B of the tlmm wh-n a ri' h n,, IIOKS not h'" up very well I" when lie is trying to get a FRKK pa to a pay entertainment. AT that we think nature. Is pretty IIE('KT to most of the irls. she e n a b 1 r s T1IKM to put off Retting; fat I VI"! I. after they are married. AHOt'T the only difference A V ed'.tor n't ' e i that, now fte W AT the pa'ches on his pants TO show whereas formerly he didn't. ttREX he reads the newspapers these "lays A observant man who !"Si:n to entertain the brighjent lions OK America s future gets so that ABOt T a'.I he really hopee I that we s'lal! he able to Ml I)ILE through somehow. AVOTHKH fairy tale once upon a 1 1 n ; there V S a wife who didn't want VHT she knew she couldn't g t . A woman's 'idea of accuracy IX her wrist watch Is

WITIIIX half an hour. WHF.N we read that a robin

Lake. lot' would think that a homely HOMEWOOI man would feel flattered TVHEV his wife accuses him of LETT1VU other women ki?s him, but

IJOE9VT. The durn fool gets mad.

HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?

1, tvhere do we get peppermint flavoring? 2. How did Castile S"ip get Ha

name 7 What 1s meterology. 4. "What Is dynasty? R. What is a salmon-peel? fi. How long: does the longet lived fish live?

7. How long does an elephant HveT R. When was the Panama canal

opened? 9. What Is the sacrum? in. What Is a promontory? AKfrwz&s to -rzsrisa.sATs QTJXSTIONS 1. What is dipsomania? Ans. It ts a morbid craving: for alcoholic drinks.

?. What Is detonation? Ans It Is

a sudden explosion with a loud re port . 3. What is a headwind? Ans. A headwind is a contrary wind. A. What is a contusion? Ans It ) a bruise made without breaking: the. skin. i. What are hlrthstones for JuneT Ans. Th pearl moonstone and ag-at. 6. What Is a flying bridge? Ans. It is a bridge erected for temporary use . 7. What, are a turkey's wattlesT Ans They are the fleshy lobes under the throat. S. What is a gasometer? An. It is a circular hollow reservoir or tank used for storing gas. ?. What branch Is an emblem of peace? Ans. The olive branch. in. What is Nep-.tism? Ans. It is the act of appointing relatives to ofTtce by an officer.

GREAT CATHOLIC SUMMER COLONY f'nder the direction of the Catholic Colonization pociety. t". S. A., with offices in Chicago, the whole Court

OrieKes Peninsula,

Lake Court

Oreiiles, Wis., has Un laid out as a summer reer-tt i.n sruiaiil for the Catholic popuiat i.,n ef tn noddle et. Tliis i.s the first organized m- einent to ?ie the Cathoiir population h great play ground w h-re alona with the finest sport of fi'-pi and j-treatn. they may have m ii ;i i ,i r divine sers ice A site with ii s'-i i i. ' able xiiruniojcottage and a pice of .p.-ndid heacu i allotted each fHrrol.v . A cliapel t provided where Or, me t"-r i.-e r1 g i laiiy held. Archbishop Mensmer o' Milwaukee win 'orma'iy dedicate th -i siim as soon as th.- ,-hape) .-, completed. Of the mora! M,e of th! en ! erpi j.e. the secretary of the Catho'ie -.,:nnin-tion societv saj j: -T-o main- of coir summer resort ;"sce, have become dnngtrous hy reason o' t!:e v;c.c,.i. -rrent whieh fre(i'iH' them, it n our p jrpo.-e to pr.. id- f'; h st of summer t-ports. and at the same time. kee;, o-ir penpl from mint' re with an -

Infant Rash and Chafing Quickly Healed by use of Sykes Comfort Powder Northampton. Mass. "In my work s a Nurse I find nothing heals rashes,

chahrig or a sore inflamed skin so quickly as Sykes Com fort Powder. I am sending you a picture of a baby who suffered dreailfnl'w

from a baby rash and I used Sykes

L-omiori rowcier with great suceas after everything else had failed to heal it." Mrs. C. K. Humphries, Nurse, Northampton, Mass. The reason Sykes Comfort Powder is so successful in healing and preventing chafing, scalding, rashes and kin irritations is because it contains eii healing, antiseptic ingredients not found in ordinary talrumn Phv-

sicians, motners and nurse3 call

A Healing Wonder

element which :.s morally und ivaS'e. The nioraj standing of anyone :-h u to join this summer colony i caii f il -,-invent iKo ted le fore he ,- adm.tt-d to membership. Kiill In ''' ma io ,.n iv,,v to l.eoo!:,!.. a niemhe- of tills rin,,y , f irni.-ihed fro,, on request To th. A. of the r;itiiol:r c'dnnixatton .o-. ;. ;-, c. s. a., chK-ago.

Most Men Usually Do. Seeinc is believing, but It is just as well to take nnother look. Philadelphia (teoord. Is Your Back Giving Out?

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Is a bad hack making you miserable? Are you tortured with a dull, wearing; backache, end sharp, stabbing pains? It's t Irne t hen. you looker! to your kidneys. A eo'.d. a strain, or r. erwork hui probably weakened your kidneys and hrnuRht on that nagging- backache, those headaehes, di7.7y spella ani kidney Irregularities. Ion't wait for some serious trouble, Use Dnao's Kidney ruin. Your home folks recommend them. Ask your neighbor! A Hammond Case Mrs. A. V. Robinson. 4A3 Stat 5t eays: T have used Pose's Kidney Pills with fro d results. When t catch cold it settles in my kidnevs and causes la kache. have a dread'ul pa.'n In the small of n-.y bajr.k ani

it is diffi. i:t for ic.e to get about or stand on ti.v fe.-t nr.y lenjrih of time, Poan's K :dn-y ihlis kiv me prompt relief."

DOAN'S

60 at all Drut? S'ires roster Milbum Co. MiiCke.&ufalo.KY

KIDNEY PILLS

FRECKLE

C'AV digest cig-hty feet w ormj

angle

!' one day no wonder It 1s so hard TO And enough worms to I.iT for an hour's fishing at Cedar

MOTHER S MEND For Expectant Mothers

Gseo Br Tkbee Gekerattons MTI M lOMUt BSTMtaHOOO U TUX BAST, ftt kassiixs RxauuToa. Co, Dirt. S-Q. Atuuita. a.

'w Is the Time to Get till of Tsese

tsrly Spots

There no longer the slightest nee

of feeling: ashamed of your freckles

as Othine double strength is guar

anteed to remove these homely spots

Simply get an ounce of Othin

double strength from any druggist

and apply a little of it night an

morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles bare begun to

disappear, while the lighter ones hav

vanished entirely, It is seldom that

more than r..n ounce Is needed to com

pletely clear the skin and gain beautiful clear complexion.

Be sure, to asV for the double s-trength Othine as this is sold under

guarantee of mnoer back if It fails to

vemove freckles. Adv.

MB Announces A NEW LOW PRICE Schedule -ONFLORSHEIM

Shoes for Men who Care'' $ 1 0.00 Others at $6, $7, $8

SHOES OXFORDS"

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all the popular

Shades and Casts WATCH our Windows

Boot-Shop 569 Hohman St.

SALE SATURDAY SALE

Creamery

148 State Street Hammond's Oldest Butter Store

Lake County

Santos Coffee, 4 lbs. SOc per lb. Peaberry Coffee per lb. . . 1 Uncolored Japan Tea, per pound , Black Tea, per pound Fancy Ice Tea, per package ....

SPECIAL Large Jardiniers 49c

21c 24c ? w 15c

22c

American or Brick

Cheese, per lb

Fine Cocoa, in the bulk, 1

per lb AJV

Pure Honey, 16 oz. jar, 2Ar

o-xve

Libby's Milk,

per can

Fancy Sugar Corn,

per can

eas, per can

Walnuts.

per lb els Naptha Soap, per bar

Luna Soap,

10 bars for vory Soap Flakes, per pkg

Root Beer Extract,

per bottle

Glass Preserves,

per glass

Aunt Jemima's Pancake 1 Q

Flour, per pkg 1. J

Ilk 8c 10c 23 c 6c 47c 9c 6c

Black Raspberries, per can Red Raspberries, per can Fancy Peaches, large can, per can Del.Monte Peaches, per can Pineapples, large cans, per can Apricots, large cans, per can Tomatoes, large cans,

J. cans

for

Ripe Olives, per can Pink Salmon, large cans, per can Rice and Milk,

per can Pork and Beans, per can Dr. Price's Jelly Dessert, per pkg 1 resh Salted Peanuts, per pkg

25c 14c 25c 22c 33c 25c 25c 10c 16c 4c 4c 9c 14c

Strictly Fresh Eggs Direct From the Farm

? 'i3-l 1 i r i if ' 1 i 1 ft -! P ; ! v ii I THIS IS IT t

HOT WATER For Every Purpose Hot water on wash day is something every woman need?, and with a Lion Heater ins'.-!led you will have hot water at every faucet, so why heat it on the range? The Lion Heater will supply you with hot water for a million and one different purposes. BRING THIS AD to our store, it is good for one dollar on a Lion Heater ONLY. A bath a day keeps you fit every way. A Lion Heater will be the means of you keeping fit. JOSEPH H. McGUIRE Plumbing and Heating Sanitary Engineer 911 CALUMET AVE. PHONE 278