Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1921 — Page 4

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A TREATY WITH MEXICO The fact that President Harding is able to announce plans for a treaty of amity and commerce with Mexico is proof sufficient that he and Secretary Hughes are making progress in their efforts to protect American Interests below the Rio Grande and extend at the same time a helping hand to the powers tnat he in tae troubled republic to the south of us. There has been much talk of official recognition of the new de facto government. The framing of a treaty would imply recognition without a formal declaration and adoption of such an agreement would be its equivalent. The presidentiery properly insists that American life and property be protected in Mexico. The new government is to guarantee Americans against molestation and American property againc confiscation. If that can be accomplished in fact as well as In promises, a long step will have been taken toward the re-establishment of cordial relations and the resumption of business on a big sfcale between the two countries. The possibilities are so great in this direction that It is tc be hoped the proposed treaty will no be long In forthcoming. The need of the Mexican government for a frlendlv hand at Washington will be a powerful spur to action

PERFECTING THE AIRPLANE Announcement from the Wright factories that a new airplane wing has been constructed that Increases the lifting power of the machine five times as well as adding to its speed and stability wiW be jriven a credence that wculd not be allotted -to it had it some other source. The drawbacvof airplanes has been the slight lifting power In proportion to wing spread. To become practical as freight carriers planes must Increase their varrying capacity without adding greatly to size, for increased dimensions require increased maneuvering

loom. It appears to be realized now that In the wings lies the widest field for Improvement. They need to be made more highly adjustable to meet the will of the aviator and the tudy Is now In that direction. On the wings also depends ability to land In small space without smashing the plane. The future of the airplane lies not In Its use In war or for the performance of death-defying," that mostly become death-dealing, ' stunts," but In Its application to the demands of commerce. It certainly will have a place in war, if we are again so unfortunate as to face such a calamity but t hat whic h contributes to the arts of peace is of benefit to mankind In the greatest degree. We long chiefly fcr that which adds to the comfort of peaceful life, rather than for what will destroy our fellow men. At least that should be one's aim, though the events of the last decade have done much to negative the idea. L'ntil the war broke on the world, the airplane was atop, an Instrument of exhibition. It was quickly adapted to become a weapon of destruction. Now it i.i becoming a means of rapid transportation and as it is developed In that line will it become really valuable and be a real honor to the genius of the men whose visiou ?aw the possibilities and persisted when all the rest of the world knew it to be "impossible."

The-Passing-Show

ANOTHER tiresome Joke i the PEMOW who la eng-ased to the, SAMH g-trl for two years HE should either Buy chips or ret VP and make room for a IJVE player who means business. WE do not know of ATTHI0 more disturbingr THAX a pair of large appealing ntl'B eyes except when you AHK called upon to remove a OMMilt from th'.m TVtfll.Fi on the way down town.

GOODBYE TO A GOOD MAN The resignation of Hon. James William Good, of Iowa, from the ouse of Representatives was received with genuine sorrow by his colleagues, but it had to be. His Congressional salary was about all he had to depend on and in these days of high living costs it became apparent that Mr. Good must do his duty by his own, first, and enter Into private work at a far larger recompense. Having withstood that temptation and served his country for five and one-half Congresses, he is" now certainly entitled to the maximum of success aa lawyer. As chairman cf the Appropriations Committee, Mr. Good added greatly to his host of friends. In Congress he was considered a regular fellow and a broad-gauged republican. His chairmanship was not marked by that attitude of Indifference which characterized Fitzgerald, nor the asperity of Sherley, each of them efficient preslders over that great committee. Hut Good had every whit the ability of either, to which was added a charm of manner and a-human understanding which made him a pleasanter man to approach. The Republican- party could "have better spared a better man" for this reason alone, but since Gcod had .o go, may his luck harmonize with his name.

THE MAN ONLY slightly under the Influence of !iquor attracts considerable more attention than before prohibition.

SCHWAB DOES NOT WANT too quick return to normal business. Many fear he will realize his wish.

MOST FOLKS send their minds on vacations about Mx weeks ahead of their suit-cases.

A VACATION never seems weeks before it starts.

so far away as two

THE POISON IVY sometimes called the picnic season is here again.

Chats with your Gas Man

Horn again, dtuty uith travel, tired, hungry. "Something to eat quick," and you turn to the kitchen range. A match, a twist of the wrist, and there it is, the same old reliable and efficient gas! Yes, and it has been there waiting in the pipe for you all the time you were away, ready to respond instantly to your whim or necessity. Readiness to serve! Tomorrow you will call upon us again for service, but you will give us no warning from hour to hour just what your requirements will be. Yet, the gas will be there, plenty of it at all times, ready to be used in large or small quantities as you see fit. Again readiness to serve! To us it means having gas on tap, 21 hours a day, 365 days a year, whether you use it or not. Have you ever thought of it in this way?

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TALKIXO about innocence A jouai widow who IS looking; for N'o. 3 CAN make a Ave oay old baby LOOK like a hard-boiled egg. ONE would not be so disg-uested MITH th cowardice of congress IK It were not always afraid OF" the wrong; think. Wha It nefis TO fear is the wraUj of tha Almighty.

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A.D feiwer novels, there would be I. IHS irnmpJexJan dope oM. .".OMETIitES It atrlkfj us that MIGUTT few men would danc IW poblle 1 we cculd only SEE ourselves as othf.rs se us. WFM we see enei at voted nrurJK and brlflegrrooro taking thrir HOMCT-fOON trip in an automobile Tl'lU'En turtle and went Into the DITCH the other day AVD -a-- have always considered TniS a dans;e.rus practice HAVIXO enough difficulty In keeping our rnlnd "SOT to say our firm strip o the steerlngr wheel when driving with a MERE airl friend, let alone a briu?. THE II. C. of L. doesn't sn TO make the s"lrl any thinner there is still a fatted calf FOB every prodigal son. IN that day tho lion shall lie don WITH the lamb, the bear SHALL eat straw like the ox ana th ne-lghbor women A'D that Johns Hopkins profes.'H.r WHO ays a pirl may smoke 13 cigarettes a day WTTHOVT injuring herself MORALLY or physically SHALL lunch together. .

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HPHIS stupendous Clearance Sale, taking place at the same time in each of

JL our great chain of stores, soon comes to an end. If you want the biggest

bargains or. tne year, act now. kjut siocks nave just Deen replenished everything new and stylish, and many prize values can still be had. During this sale a first payment at time of purchase, is not required. And future payments are arranged to suit your circumstances. This sale is for everybody, whether you are provided with plenty of cash or none.

Charming Wash Dresses

BELOW COST Delightful street and piny frocks in imported voiles and dotted Swiss Orgindie. Formerly priced Jio to $ 20; Now $4.98 $6-98 $8.95

MEN! The PRIZE SPECIAL of this Sale

There are not many of these wonderful suits at this price hence quick action is necessary. Other superb suits comprising our newest stock, telling from. 1 50 to 1 80 are priced during the sale'at $29;50 $32.50 $37.50

YOUR LAST CHANCE! Newest Silk Waists ot Georgettes, Crepe de Chine, Tricolette, etc. Those selling up to I 5 now offered at $3.98 to $10.98

Trousers BARGAINS GALORE Reduced from prices ranging op to 7 are now going at $1.98, $2.98, $3.50 The Big QQ Special is q3A.70

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Going At Any Price SUITS WRAPS Splendidly tailored suits of Serge, Trkonne.etc Were -7 qq Jj8; now going at vj) JL 70 Stylish loose-fitting Wraps and Dolmans. Some that sold as high as $ 3 5 are now

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6 What did Cartier Co in "orth America? Axu. Cartier. the Kreneh ea plorer. ascended the Rt. Iawrence river and named Montreal. 7 With what colony was Teter Etayveeant 'KTSflociated? Ans. New York. 8 What four countries laid claim to the territory of the. New World? Ana. Spain, fVaxice. England and Holland. 9 When It is exactly noon, sun time how many degrees east or west Is It two p. m. Axis. Thirty derjrrees east. 10 Whet"! Is the lands KndT Ans. The Lands End Is a cars or promontory In the southwest r&rt of England.

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1 Where are and what ia Mato-Tepee I What Is a word of three syllables called? 3 What Is a primitive word? i What 19 a diphthong-? 0 What are labials? 6 What are the marks over letters In words called? 7 Which eheep are noted for their wool ? 8 Which breeds of hogrs seem best adapted to the needs of average farmer? 9 What three pWit foods are likely to become exhausted In any soil? 10 Which winds carry the most moisture? AJTSWliM TO TaTD'MDAY'S QV-ssmoirs 1 How la a substance smelled? Ans. A substance can be amelM 011 ivhmm particles f that substance come In contact with the olfactory nerves of tha nose. Technically we can smell nothing- but Liquids and solids have no smell. The odors we gret from them are the result of g-asses arising from them. 2 How does a voluntary act sometimes bocomo flreex? Answer. A purely voluntary act sometimes before

reflex by constant repetition.

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unit of langruatce? Ana. The sentence.

i Who are our martyrs? Ans. Lin

coln. Garfield and McKlnfey.

5 What was the first motive of Col

umbus In desiring to jro to the Indies? Ans. It decided to go as a missionary,

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Come in and let us show you personally how the Automatic Steam Carburetor works. It is guaranteed to save 20 to 40 on gas, to eliminate carbon deposit, keep spark plugs clean, and increase speed and power of engine with less fuel consumption. J. H. KUSSMAUL

S. & S. GARAGE

Lake County Distributor SIBLEY AND STATE LINE STREETS Phone Hammond 3960

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WHITE OXFORDS Cool - Charming Comf ortable Of snow white reign cloth, beautifully made, correctly styled. All sizes and widths in stock now. Very specially priced at $3 $3.85 . $g

WHITE PUMPS Light Dainty Cool Distinctly uncommon models of marked grace and beauty. Strap or plain effects, high or

low heels.

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BATHING SANDALS Extra Quality $1.25 and $1.75

BAREFOOT SANDALS AND PLAY OXFORDS For the Kiddies So Cool and Comfy $1.95 AND$2.35 JAS. B. ORTT "The Store cf Smiling Service" 169 EAST STATE STREET

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