Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 307, Hammond, Lake County, 17 June 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Friday, June 17, 1921.

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS or tsm t.afx cotrera-r FKjrrrcsrGi ft OTiasttnr COM3? AST. Tas LaJt County Tunes Daily except arjrdur i4 lit'!'" Kntered t tbe potottic tn Hammo'.i June 31. Tli Times East CiUcago-Indlans, Harbor, dally eaeepl Sunday. Kntered .l the posiotlice la East Cnicago. Novem. cr 1, 191J. The Lake County Time S&tortAy and Weekly EdiMoa. "Entered at the pos (office la Hammond. February 4. 1H. The fiary Evening Time DU!v e-.cpt Sunday. tela tered at Um postofflce in (iary, April J. 19X1. AU under the act af AUraa a. 179. as second-class natter. FOREIGN ADVERTISlNa REPRESENTATION t LOGAN PATNJ2 CO. CHICAGO 1 irv Onl, , Telephone 1J1 Nanaau A Thonioeon. Wast Chicago Telephone 911 I J t Chicago (The Tims) Telephone 21 4 .tllan Harbor (Reporter and Class Adv. Telephone 2J Ii 'liana ILirbor (News Dealer) ---Telephone 11SJ-J Whiting felepbon 80-14 Crcwn Point Tei-phane 4a If you have any trouble getting Thb Tii mute com p:lnt itnraH lately to th Circulation Dopai tmeai. tiamniond (private ncha.-se) 3v0. 3101- 1101 fCall lor u hM ?vr d'trfmnnt wanted.) NOTICE TO ("1B3CRIRKRS. If you fall to receive yout copy of Thi Tims a rrctnptly as yu have In tbe past, please do not think It baa r-en loat or was not sent on time. Remember that th mall tv!c Is not what It ua to be and .ai complaints are g-neryal from many sources about the train and mall M . 1m Tiure has lncrad It mailing equipment and la at Ivlnrf earnestly to reach Its patron on time. Be prompt in edvlvlnv us when you do not cat your paper ax. J vi wUl art promptly.

may, and eometinies do. embroil our government la foreign quarrels. In effecting this financial agreement. President Harding establishes a precedent which should have farreaching consequences. It could hardly be denied that principle which can be given temporary force by voluntary understanding between private interests and the government, could be permanently established by law. No money should be loaned to foreign governments or privately to individuals cr groups except with full Knowledge and sanction of our government. If the loan Is for legitimate purposes it would meet with no objection frcm American authorities. If it bids fair to be employed in attempted revolutions. In revolt against constituted authority, or In any enterprlso assistance for which might endanger the peace of the United

i States, it should pass the scrutiny and Judgment of our

government or be refused. That the government should have this authoilty to safeguard the American people from possible foreign entanglements is so clearly reasonable as to admit of no dispute.

rOFJEIGN LOANS Of late considerable interest was aroused by the announcement that the president had entertained and consulted with J. P. Morgan and other International bankers. An agreement reached at that conference f of broader' significance and import than might appear superficially. It is reported that the president reached an agreement with these financial interests that all ransactions i r an International character entered Into by American bunkers with private banks abrcad or with foreign

governments, will first be submitted to government for approval.

MOUNT VERNON'S OWNERSHIP A bill introduced in congress for the purchaso of Mount Vernon, the heme of George 'Washington, revives a project that has been agitated, off and on, for many years. When the Mount Vernon Ladles' Associa' tion of the Union took over the property In 18u9 It had to expend thousands cf dollars for repairs. The house was falling to pieces. The grounds were described a? a "jungle." Many attempts had been made to ln-

jduce the federal government to purchase the property, 'but in vain, and had it not been for these public spirited women the place would have gone to ruin. J Certainly no fault can be found with the way this (association cf women has discharged Its sacred trust.

and whatever action is taken by the government there can be only feelings of gratitude toward them for their patriotic service bo faithfully performed during the many years of their guardianship.

WE DO NOT know what they can do In that Illinois

the American J town where Saturday night bathing is too much of a

Jdrain cn the waterworks, unless they toss coins and

This is not the first time such a plan has been proposed. A strong body of opinion has long existed in this country that loans made by American capitalists r.nd financial Interests lndlscimlnately to institutions, governments, parties or factions In foreign countries.

only half of them bathe, but that would put baths two weeks a part.

THE COUNTRY GIRL who gets her compfexlcn from nature need not envy the patrons of the pharmacy.

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The Passing Show A mm U In a dasa all THE time he is in lore. That'a WIIV the poor chap imag-lnes that HE really aked her to marry him. IT probably la a good thine THAT the old fashioned names have PRETTY much gone out of style AND the nakedest-looklns girl WHE.V ehe Is dressed for the street IV all our acquaintance has THE oldest-fashioned name makes IS laugh whenever we see her. WE rsad that Caruso is to return here next fall SUREST thijijr you know HERE Is where the money Is. SO many of the girls are ahap.ed LIKE clothespins that In our IGNORANCE we often wonder HOW they keep their SKIRTS up without suspenders. WEIL this is the month of roses ON' the onn hand and INCOME taxes on the other.

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CHATS WITH YOUR GAS MAN As the title suggests we want these advertisements to be in the nature of friendly talks between us. Our purpose in this is to tell you certain facts about our business that will, we believe, clear away many misunderstandings. We confess that prejudice against the business has been fostered by letting gross errors go uncorrected, but all this is going to be changed so far as we are able to change it. We shall try in these advertisements to answer every question about the gas business that has puzzled you. If we seem to be overlooking any, kindly write us about it and it will be answered. Read these advertisements as they appear from time to time. You will not only find them interesting and informative; but we believe they will cause you to see the public utility business, particularly the gas business, in a new light. Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company

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FRESH PORK ROASTIean. Per pound

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16c

FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER 1C Per pound A2C

FRESH CUT VEAL 3TEWPer pound ,

10c

MINCED HAMPer pound . . .

15c

BUTTER Finest pure creamery. Per pound print

35c

CHEESE Finest quality American and Brick Cheese. 1 Q

Per pound.

COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE 10 Per pound IOC

LARD Oscar Mayer's Arproyed Brand Open Kettle Rendered Pure OC c Lard. 2 pounds

MONARCH BAKED BEANS 6 cans for MONARCH BRAND COFFEE-3-pound can

55c 89c

GOOD LUCK MILK Per pound can ,

10c

GRANDMA'S WASHING POWDER Cr 6 packages iC

CLASSIC SOAP 10 bars for

45c

Ol3l memory goes back to the time when new OOR9ET9 used to creak sometimes and ONE of our chief social difficulties was to look

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heard anything

often wonder

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whether they HAVTJ greaaecups oa them now as we haven't HEARD a cresJc In a coon's ag. AFTER you have been married LONG enough, you will discover THAT a woman wants to be coaxed FOR two hours to do SOMETHING she wants to do.

gardeners

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THE young and tender tomato vine can LOOK Umper, more despondent and more

AS If all were lot except honuv it

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THAN any other growing thing MIGHT learn something to their advantage BY transplanting an Immature EGG-PLAXT some hot and Sl'NSlUN'Y June morning. MANY a girl who has a FAIR to middling mustache IMAGINES that she needs a chaperon WHES she goes to a party. WE have not yet had the PLEAS LILE of meeting all the neighbor women BUT as the dreamy summer sounds PLOAT through our window WE know that some cf them spank A great deal harder than the others. AV optimist is a man who CAW believe that mankind Is benefitted

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"Tlz" makes aore, burning, tired feet fairly dance with delight. Away go the aches and pklns, the ccrna. callouses, blisters, bunions and chilblain. "Tlx" draws out the acids and prisons that puff up your feet. No matter how hard you work, how long yen dance, how far you walk, or how lonsr you remain on your feet. "Tlx" bring" restful comfort. "Tlz" Is magical, grand, wonderful for tired, achinit. swollen, smarting feet. Ah! how comfortable, how happy you feel. Your feet Just tingle for Joy; shoes never hurt or seem tight. Get a box of "Tlx"' now from ar.v druggist or department store. Erfl font torture forevei wear amallrr ahoes, keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy. Just think! a whole year'e fo-t comfort for a few cents. Adv.

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SPECIAL! MEN'S KHAKI PANTS They are strong and durable, triple stitched. Big bargain. Saturday only, & 1 O C

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SPECIAL! LADIES' VOILE DRESSES In light and dark colors. Big bargains. Specially priced for lhdZ!!:. $3.98

SPECIAL! VOILE DRESSES FOR GIRLS Ages 8 to 14. Beautiful designs of printed voile. Big bargains. Special f or 1 QO Saturday at VlVO

Special!! Men's All Wool ffltMmier Stiits S2.f

We also carry a full line of Bathing Suits for ladies in all-wool textures. CO AQ TO QQ Specially priced from .. vjacw

SPEQALI Boys Cotton Bathing Suits ..75c Men's Cotton Bathing Suits . . ,8Sc Boys' All-Wool Bathing Suits $2.98

Children's Special at

SPECIAL! All-Wool Bathing

$1.79.

New

Men's Straw Hats $2.75

Men s Silk Caps, $1.25

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Mens and Boys' Caps $1

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Very fine Dresses of imported organdie; beautiful styles. You shall see these Dresses before you make your selection. $15 values, Saturday special at $9.75.

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SPECIAL LADIES' MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS Very good quality. Our $1.49 Gown. OQ Saturday at., 017

MUSUN ENVELOPE CHEMISE

Very fine make; $1.25

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LADIES' UNION SUITS Good quality, loose or tight knee. A Q Special at . .

LADIES FIBRE SILK HOSE

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Men! Here is Good News For You! Wilson Bros. Athletic Union Suits Cut in Price B. V. D. Style Wilson Bros. $ 1 Union Suits now only 75c Wilson Bros. $1.45 Athletic Union Suits 95c Wilson Bros. Shirts or Drawers now 45c Wilson Bros. Silk Hose pure thread silk, 65c Wilson Bros. Dress Shirts Guaranteed Collars $ 1.85

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imported Organdie Dresses for $5.98

Wonderful styles, for girls of 10 to 16 years; $10.00 values. Special at only $5.98.

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GIRLS' PURE SILK HOSE Black or white, the fin- QO est hose made, at . . . . . O V

Boys5 Two-Pants Suits Special at $8.50

FINE WOOL MIXTURES

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