Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 4 June 1921 — Page 6

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MEET MR. AND MRS. BCSTER KE.VTON

Tim BtlLDIAG 9ITVATIOV Tititor Times: In reply to your edit rial f f Jun - it referring to lh" real sufTert-is r

s : f building- tie up. we wish t- oaii ' ur attention tu the fart that wt . ie Uk'n over the Issue hot wen i':'- public and the t'nions. as we -nre : . a better position to d s.i. we 1r,!y ifrfilze what !t mrai's for the future. Th public Is better post' J ..-n the i: nation than th writer i! th! ; i '. iole of June Cnd. Any pri son v. 'shing to learn the condition oi tlic ,-.ist ten years in the TluIIdinjj Trados f all large ctt!s, can satisfy them!rs by keeping: In touch with aii 'n vestlgatlons which are belnjj mad" Chirao anl elsewhere in all i'.:!ld!ns; Trades. We wish to ask the writer of this .irt'.o'.e here referred to. are we as 'in to s:t idoiy by, knowing the real rianing ef the pr.-sent conditloriB .-. r.d wht brought them about? The ioiMlr now stand forced to the last ;'t-h with their baek to the wall in Vspatr asking- for help. as mn the Uuildlng: Trades are the only t.-ersons that can rescue the public !.om ruin similar to the past as the n vfstigatinns show. Tf the wave of rime, graft and murder !s not halted row It will he a gloomy outlook for he public In the future. as the i.'illders Association of Hammond .-sand ready to do our bit. we feci ;re that we can do It. Our cause 1s a Just cause, we are f.frhtins a battle ! ' at we cannot loose. In the near future every workinjr man. union and

tion-unlon will thank us for the stand we. have taken at this time. .7. TT. M.CI.AY. Chairman Publicity Committee.

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In your issue of June 2nd under

loading of 'The Ileal .Sufferer." y..-i Mate (hat the contractors are unwilling and are making: no eff.rt (. net together with the journeymen. 'l!i to state that we have made e! -foils in this direction aivd have sent U-tters. to each and every union .re.iiiizatb'n In this district, hy repistr rl mail, th.rt' eu in ail. and rm -id but three answer", to the communi

cations, v e are enclo.-lnj; a copy of' t'r.e orlR-inal letters sent, also "ie 1 answers c itetixed from the threi-.j Tl.e bricklayers and palst ercrs - re . th ori'.v i'ri;ani;a(i.'r who were will-I m;' to send us a. committee to discus.- ! the situation at all. and tnoy are ui'-j vxiilinr to make any reductions in toe present scale of vvnKes. The otlorj oi fran iat ions either refused to send

cotnm i it ' es or ignored us entirety. Our association stands ready t meet liny committee from any labor organization or the. public, fit any time, to endeavor to hi 'hilt about a . : t ! me r t of t'e o ntn'MTi-y ar.d resume '.lie hu!lditi: activity In this districtVery truly your.-. ELW. TKADKS KMI'UiYERS AS.s'.V., l!y K. K. O'le, S.-.-y .

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Hammond. Ind. Hear Sir As no doubt the members of your organization' are famiilnr with the fact that there is a frreat amount of building in the Calumet Pistnet being held up waiting for lower

Duster Kcaton and his bride, nee Natalie Talmadge. Just when Natalie Talmadpre tried to smile sweetly as the blushing fcride should after her weddinjr to liuster Ktaton the other day. Buster the cut-up made her lauh and ruined the "fadeaway" to the ceremony. The two film stars we.e married, after a two-year enafrement at the home of Norma Talmadge at Bayside, L. L Norma irTreal lif is Mrs. Joseph Schenck.

prices, which will not po ahead unless

there is a reasonable reduot! m, fe, 1 that organized labor holds key to thi? sifuat'on. therefore. T

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e from the Carpenters Contraerf the rtuilding Tr.id.K Krnploysso'ia t ion stand ready to meet

a committee from your organization to endeavor to work out an equitable atid hatitfactry solution, so that building may go ahead and all building craft be employed. If agreeable please notify us when your committee will be ready to act. Youth very truly, Bl-JI.PING TUAPKiS KMI'LOYKHS ASSN. t'y E. K COLE, Secretary . May oth, 1S21. Mr K. K. Coie. Secretary Pulldlng Trades Kmployers' Assn., Hammond. Ind. Sir: We herewith acknowledge tlxreceipt of your letter of May 2nd. Same was read and contents noted. The Pistrlct Council deems It Inadvisable at this time to take any steps looking to a change In our conditions. I am. Tours truly, O. N. KllJF.U. S' cy.-Treas. Carpenters Plstrmt Council . Whiting. Ind., May 3th, 1921. Mr. K. E. Cole, Secy . I!. T. K, Assn. Pear Sir: In reply to yours of May 2nd with reference to meeting a committee of mason contractors. Permit me to Inform you that the T'nlon h.-ts appointed the following; committee: .1 . J. Nejdl, Chas. Kerr and Ceo. ii.irtuska, who will meet your committee in the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Hammond Tuesday evening. May

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'.3 ') p. m. Very truly yours, THOMAS Y. 1SIIIPE, Secy. No . 6 Ind. Ilainmon 1, May 10. 1S21.

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Hammon3 people will welcome the news that the Hupmobile Agency will open its doors to the public at 639 South Hohman street Tuesday morning, June 7. The management extends a hearty welcome to every Hammond citizen to call at the new place, where every courtesy and consideration will be shown.

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At these prices Hupmobile value in- its low repair costs, its long life, and crease is proportionately greater. the high price it always brings at reiThe Hupmobile has always been sale. goodvalue. Now it is better than If you are thinking of a figure within ever before. $400 of our new price, you will not be Moreover, this value is a definite, es- using your money to full advantage tablished quantity. -unless you find out, before you buy It is the great hupmobile prices how good economy for Rod" .T.8 . . ". '. '. '. '. -$ ! '.485 tlie HuPmwhich the cuPe 2 -400 bile is. d Sedan 2,485 (Prices F. 0. 6. Detroit, war tax to be added)

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"A Cool and Comfortable Home" Announcing Our Summer Household Appliances

Oflering you the best makes of electric fans in the market, within the reach of all. Either oscillating or stationary, we have them from $20 upwards. You can pay $5 down, $2.50 a

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The ideal thing for a light meal the Armstrong Tijble Stove. Waffle. Iron, Toaster, Griddle and Broiler, all combined. This is the only electrical table stove that will

cook three things at the same time with the same heat. Easy payments. $5.00 down. Price. $20.00 complete.

A good old fashioned wash way electrified. The "Easy" Vacuum Washer washes entiiely by suction and pressure. Hot water throughout the operation, clean, accessible and as there is no friction, a clothes saver. Aluminum or wooden wringers. Delivered and connec ted $190.

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SPECIAL Circulating Tank Water Heater with 25 foot doufcle copper coil. Insures a hot water service in your house independent of furnace. Delivered and installed with pipe connections if necessaiy. Price, $27.50, or $7.50 and $5 a month. Cheap and efficient.

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Builders and Owners of Flat Buildings Interested in Quantity Purchases will find it Profitable to Pay us a Visit

Why no have a machine to do your ironing? Hours reduced to minimum and no aching back at the end of it. The Horton Ironing Machine is the latest time and labor saver in the heme. Let it work for you. Electric power, a gas heated surface and roll do the work. Foot control. Fuel costs less than 3c an hour. Price. $1 75 or $10 down and $15 a month. A year to pay. Or $ 1 55 cash.

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