Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1921 — Page 11

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FARMERS AS BUSINESS MEN FIND WEALTH IN COOPERATIVE DAIRYING

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REGINA, SASK. Saskatchewan Qioperative Creameries, Ltd., in which the only stockholders are the dairy farmers themselves, did a business last year of $3,000,000, according- to its annual report, and has paid 8 per cent on its capital stock for the last three years. The organization has twenty-five creameries, five cold storage plants and three poultry abattoirs. During the iast twelv. months, i 300.000 plant was built in Regina as a central station and is regarded j.s one of the best equipped dairy plants in Canada. Thirteen of the creameries were constructed hy the Dominion '-uv-ernment. They were taken over later by the provincial government and four others were built. When the Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries was organized in 1317, the creameries were turned over to the farmers who have since opersted them under their single control.

Dairying in recent years has become one of the most important farm activities in the rich agricultural region along the Canadian National Railways from Win-ipeR to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. This country is one of diversified farming where livestock, dairying, bee culture and poultry raising add to profits from field crops. It is rapidly being settled. Land ceil at $20 and $30 an acre and vast areas remain that have not yet been brought under cultivation. Financial aid by the government has been largely responsible for building up the dairy industry in Western Canada. When fanners of a district wish to establish a creamery, they subscribe the necessary capital. 25 per cent of which must be paid no. Thpn t h o-nvem-

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of stories have .succeeded admirably i;i keeping away from tho old stero- .. ;jed etyle of government articles, and ;n showing in a fascinating way --!Hvh oi i ho various factors of our ri i.-riiment serves the individual man. v. oman and child. The illustrations have been very . it - -. tive in holding the Interest. Their range makes this series a family album of the government departments md has BddeU greatly to ths tagcrii' 5S with which the .Articles are being received by children and those of for- . ign birth as well as by" full-fledged . itizens. Thus far this collection has .mrrised the Declaration of Independence; The World's Biggest Job Tha Presidency; The Department of State; The 1'ost Ofiice Iiei'artment ; The Th-- World's Korenvi.rt Kngrineer The V partrnent of tile Interior. Each of tlt'se stories his btcn preiared after a most cartful sur. and oriKtal reearch which has brought the account of the ever-changing- functions of each department up to the minute. The text is written in popular Ftyle and g-ivea a clear dea or the duties of tlv United States government departments and of the work of each of them in furthering the individual interests of every resident within the borders of the country. It is to the enterprise and community Interest of the Citizens Tru.-t and Savings Hank of Indiana Harbor that the distribution of this ma terial is due. "Die first folder contains tbe story of the Ieelariit ion of Independence with illustrations of the scenes that

are associated with the vent- Next conies an article on the Presidency with unusual historical prints and portraits. This is followed by a booklet on the Department of State with an account of ita history and the part it has played In the ffreat (rame of international politics. Tha story of the Post Office Department, which comes next, gives a most interesting and well written account of the difficulties which have been overcome in order that every remote outpost of our far-flung territory may be In constant touch with every other Post Office within our borders . The latest article to appear in a fascinating; story of the work of the Department of the Interior with unusually interesting illustrations, picturing the work of the government's engineers and of the Great -National Parks. Yellowstone and Jlera Verde, which are maintained under this department's jurisdiction. This series is of very real value. N"ot only la it Interesting; and entertaining- but It Is educational in a hig-h, degree, and It Is most timely. AVtj understand that It is still possible to obtain the back numbers of this series, and the portfolios .designed

to preserve thm in permanent form by making- personal application dur-'cg-business hours.

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Had Hlttorlc Foundation. "Babes In the Wood" Is founded on a crime committed in the Fifteenth century, the full history of which may be seen carved on the mantel-shelf In Br ancient house in Norfolk. Enclond.

Kills Pesky Bed Buss

Jnst think, a 55c box of P. D. Q. Teslty Devils Quiet ia , makes a quart, enouich to kill x million bedbutrs. roaehes. fleas or cooties, and fctops future fenerations by killing tbeir evs and does not injure the clothing. Liquid fire to the, br-dbugrs is what 1'. D. Q. ii like, bedbutrs stand as good change as a snowball in a justly famed heat resort. Patent spout fr;-e in every package of P. D. Q. to enabl you to kill them and

their eegs nests in the cracks.

Look for the devil's head on every

, box. Special Hospital size t2.50 -

makes five gallons, contains three snouts. Either size at your druiririst

or sent prepaid on receipt of priee

by Owl Cneni.Co., lerre liaute.Ind.

Jfow la the Time to Get Hid of Thi iKly Spot There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othlne double strength Is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othlne double strength from any drug-gis and apply a little of it night and morning- and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an Ounce is reded to completely clear the akin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. Bo sure to ajsT for the double strength Othlne as this is sold under guarantee of mnoey back if It fails to remove freckles. Adv.

AUTOMOBILE TIRES AT PRICES FAR BELOW COST All Firestones and Guaranteed 6,000 and 8,000 Miles Triple FABRIC Plain N.S. CORD Tread N. S. 30x3 $ 7.50 32x312 $25.50 $26.50 32x3'2 $14.00 $16.00 32x4 $33.00 $34.00 33x4 $20.00 33x4 $34.00 $35.00 32x4'2 $25.00 34x4 $35.00 33x4'2 -$26.00 $29.50 32x4'2 $37.50 34x4'2 $27.00 $30.50 33x4'2 $39.50 35x4'2 $30.00 $31.50 34x4i2 $39.50 j 33x5 $32.00 $42.00 35x4'2 $40.50 $41.50 I 35x5 $35.00 33x5 $47.50 36x4'- $35.00 . 37x5 $51.00 37x5 $52.00 BENSON & HILL CHAMPION AUTO EQUIP'T CO. 2nd Door So. Court House Hammond, Ind.

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Beginning Saturday and Continuing One Week Beautiful styles in Summer dresses, waists, wraps, frocks, coats and suits must be sold the final week. Prices have pulled down another notch. NOW FOR THE FINAL SWING.

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Satin DRESSES

About 52 Satin Dresses with values to $35. Slightly soiled. While they hst, sale price.

$3.79

Hammond Silk Taffeta DRESSES

A remarkable collection of Silk Taffeta Dresses are included at the sale at a deep sacrifice price. Beautiful shades and styles, with values to $40. Reduced to

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Look for the Green Sign for Great Values Cantor, Crepe Dresses The popular Canton Crepe Dresses in dark and light shades are marked at a satisfying cut price. Styles too numerous to men! ion. but all late models. Value: to $45. Sale price,

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Georgette Crepa Dresses 150 of the newest Georgette Crepe and Satin Dresses, showing the season's most exquisite styles. Divided into three attractive lots, with values to $45.

$18.69

Voile Dresses

75 smart up-to-lhe-moment stvle in

Voile Dresses in a nnmkpr -if Kprnmirm'' a

models and shades. Values to $12.50. "

while they last, your choice at

Organdie Dresses The season's newest ideas in Organdie Dresses. About 100 dresses in all the wanted shades and patterns. Values to $18.75. Out they go at

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Party Dresses Bautiful Black Lace Dresses made into the most gorgeous styles in all the latest ideas. For party or afternoon wear. Sold formerly at $40. Out they go at

$18.69

Serge Skirts

62 Beautiful All-Wool Blue Serge Skirts.

made up into the very latest models, uesto$10. Sale price.

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Voile Dresses Extra Size A limited quantity c p.etty Voile Out Size Dresses in a number of dainty shades and patterns. Sizes 44 to 52; $12.50 values While they last, sale price.

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Georgette Waists

About 75 high-grade Georgette Crepe Waists in all shades and beautiful patterns. Values to $6.00. Sale price.

Crepe de Chine Chemise Exquisite styles in Crepe de Chine Chemise, made of high-grade silk in either white or in flesh color. Sale price, up from

Silk Camisoles A beautiful selection of Silk Camisoles in any number of patterns, in flesh or white. Exceptional cut price at

$1.39

ilk and Fibre

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Regular $2.50 Hosiery in silk and fibre. Wonderful values. White and black, high grade make. Sale price.

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