Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 8 July 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Friday, July S, 1921

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS eX TUX COUNTY ft f JBTiISTfTITt The L-Ur t County Times JJally except li'-trday and Sunday. i-utttTod a.t tue pealutuc, la iiiiiDUia'iU, ,'ui.o Th X lines st Cuea.go-Indiai Harbor, daily .-cp1 (iunuay. ui.ert; ul Uie poaloilce io Uul Ctaou-go, N'ovn ocr IS. 181-. Trie Ui County Tlir.e. Saturday and Weekly Edition. luiierfd c tbe poitofltc In Utunmoud. February . 1 16Th Gary Eventu Times lxuiy eceft Sunday. itrt at ue yostoaice m Uay, Aoril lr, 1911. Ail u-aer trio act at Alar-it i. 1&73, a ecou-cla. oiHtt.r. lUKKlG.V ADVi-KTISIN'ti UEPRE-KN TATION G LOG.VN PAYNE & CO. CHICAGO ijury Ottl.8 Telephone 131 N.tmu & Tbotuobon. ist Cluoeo Teiepliouo 1 L.dst Chicago (The lims) Teicpnoue - l:idlaii. tiiibor IKePorter ami Cla.ii Adv Teleyhoue liii.uia.ua ia.ror i.Newj Dealer) TeKplwn. li-i-J hltli.: - , , i'eirpiiouo t'-4 vTcwn PcLiit Xoitptiona s if you cave auy trouble gxtlng Tkk Tim- niaJ-o complaint laiueruately to th Circulation Ueparunoaw, ci-rnnuuuct ( private eithajo) 3iuu, 3101. 3101 (Call lor whM : -r ilc'urrmcni wanted. I

NOTICE TO j-'jBsCKIBKKS. If you fail to receive your copy cf Th Ti-s a promptly aa you have in the pa&t, please do not thlnH H b ti-cu lot: or waii uot ioct. on u.-nc. iiemcmoar that th iimU service is net what it uaed to be and tlt complaints r. Jteneryal from many KO'.rff" about the triin and iail ioi trice. Turn Time has IncreJis.;..- mailing eauipmeat aud 1 -l.-lvin earnestly to reach ita patroan on lime, tie prompt in advipixx ua vroen you uo not act your paper nd we wtu act piomntly. A YOUNG MAX'S FANCY "Curious" writer to n newspaper atkitig why ice cr,eara doesn't drop in price no wthat all its separate ingredients have dropped. Jhe reton, O Curious is beaute so many Ice cream patrons are young and unmarried. Millions of gallons of cream are bougnt each and every evening by young men out with "the girl." What chance is there that they will start a buyers' strike? buyers' strikes are for pinched and desperate married folk, and have to do with such prosy, unromantic commodities as clothes and canned tomatoes. The crafty makers cf ice cream know that all limits are off when a young man and his particular Queen of Sheba step into a palace of frosty sweets. The voung man's fear of being thought a "tightwad" or a "pill" is the ice cream dealer's best bet that prices won't tome down to pre-war levels. Not, at least, for several whiles. Indeed, the ice cream man is thinking seriously of not dropping them at all, but cf making his war prices do for two wars the last one and the next one. says Leslie's Magazine.

And when life is bo, when the love between man nd his soul's bride is always a beginning and is never, never an ending, then the by-products If it are kinship with all the world, brotherhood with every created thing, duty, service, high ambiticn. But the Song of Songs melody in life comes from no eager strumming on the strings of sense, from no beauty, no fine rainment, no emphasis on place and power, but enly from a catching of the harmony that sings all too faintly, 3.11 too briefly in that first moment of awakening that makes of otherwise common-place men and women an incarnate longing for the greater something that lies back of all beauty, all art, all music, all regal words that send their flaming arrows across our leaden skies. For love is the delight of the spirit in its spirit mst.e. There is only bitterness and pain for those who know it not.

A NEEDED SAFETY CAMPAIGN Secretary of War Weeks speaks an opinion that has ben forming in the public mind for some time in declaring that there are "too many" mishaps in the government's aerial service and calling tor a fafety campaign

! in that branch. Although sacrifices seem inevitable I in the caue of progress, one still must think a single life

as "too many if here is any metnou wunm reason oi preventing such lotsWhen Secretary Weeks gives it as his opinion that the recent mishap at the Aberdeen proving grounds, in which seven men lost their lives, was due to faulty mechanism, he refers to one caute of such tragedies that is avoidable. Another cause is the spirit of daring that takes unnecessary risks. While there still are many things to learn in aerial navigation, enough has been learned in the science to render unnecessary many of hte risky flying experiments that were rgarded as useful at first. At any rate, the loss of IS lives in the army air service by four mishaps in the last few weeks is enough to create a country-wide demand for a safety campaign in flying.

WOMEN AND EEAUTY If the 20 year old Baltimore girl who tried to kiU herself because she had not the beauty to hold her lover could be made beautiful a while she might learn how much more frcm women men want than mere beauty. Men tire of beauty quickly as they are captured by it. Those who have to do with beauty in wholesale lots managers of chorus girls, artists who deal with professional models, judges in beauty contests, find themselves turning from paragons of physical perfection to nice women that they know not paragons of perfection for sheer relief from the boredom of beauty. The woman who despises beauty is a fool. But she who trusts to it wholly is a bigger fool. Beauty is useful to attract, powerless to hold, except when blended with finer, nobler, sterner, more enduring qualities. Beauty should be the possession cf the whole race. Its presence here and there is a reminder from above that we were all meant to be divine, but that we have mislaid the celestial heritage in chasing unbeautiful things luxury, and ease, and power. But the possessor the beauty, often is unable to fulfill the pledge. The body nevar can meet the soul's promissory notes. The man who marries a beauty sometimes finds that he has underwritten the liabilities of a mental and spiritual bankrupt. The woman who lasts in a man's heart is the woman who gives a new and exquisite meaning to his life. She allies herself with the 6un and stars to rivet his Imagination in bonds a3 light as the cob-web's gossamer threads and as strong as the binds of steel that hold a battleship together. She is a music that i always around him, a fragrance that permeates him. Not the weakness and folly that mere beauty often precipitates, but the health-and power flowing from a spirit gently challenging a man to do his best, always, istto be found in her. With such a wcma.n, love, marriage, nome, children whatever may befall is but the beginning of a mutual consecration.

0VEEC0MING THE TURK The danger of temporarizing with the Tur Is again demonstrated in the situation In which Great Britain and France find themselves In dealing with Mustapha Kemal Pasha and his followers, the Turk nationalists, who have created a stalemate in Asia Minor oy holding out against the Greek forces. King Constantine is said to have expressed confidence that Greece will ultimately defeat the Turks in a decisive manner, but there is little reason to believe that this ran be done without the aid of Great Britain and probibly of France. These nations may have to do finally what they would better have done when they gave Greece permission to engage against the TurksGreat Britain has refrained from active participation with the Greeks against the Turks, probably because of the threat of the Turks to involve Musselmans in middle Asia and India against British rule in those districts. Great Britain plainly has been brought to the point of making a choice between two evils in the

Near East.

THE GOOD OLD U. S. A. We had hoped that unspeakable skunk "Big Bill"

Haywood, who deserted his deluded fellow-criminals at

the prison door and ran away to Russia leaving them to face the music alone, would never return to these Unit

ed States.

"Big Bill" If properly named would be known as "Bad Bill," and there are those who call him "Yellow Bill." which, It would seem, is properly descriptive, for now that he finds food 'scarce and living hard in Russia, he wants to desert Lenine and Trotzky. just as he did his own comrades here in the shadow of .the penitentiary. But it is inded laughable to note that "Big Bill" finds the "heaven of Russia," to which ha fled, less desirable than the stone wall of a prison in poor old, down-trodden, capitalistic America. THE DEADLIEST load is carried by the gun that isn't loaded.

GERMANY holds one world's championship. She has received more ultimatums than any other country.

A FALLING off In stunt, aviators is reported.

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Pictures tell, as no other way can, the story of your vacation. They recall at your wish the many pleasant incidents of your trip, forming a vivid history for reference for years to corns. Om special stock affords an opportunity for you to vhcote the camera best suited to y.uir r.eds and your pocket book. We will be glad to show llicn to you at your convenience. Buster Brown Box Cameras $2.50 and $3.50 Folding Brownie Autographic at. . . . $9.00 and $11 Folding' 1 -A Ansco $16.00 Eastman and Ansco Speedex Films. . .Your Films Printed and Developed in 24 Hours. .

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The Passing Show WELL the medical scientists have XOW decided that all the teeth WHICH have been pulled and ail the APrEXDUES rut out were really .NOT responsible; for t'-.e ACHES, palna and twinges ACCREDITED to them any more than a rabbit BIT we suppose all the good THESE discoveries will do the general public IS that something drastic will XOW have to be done to Its UIOUC.MM and half a dozen more OK its ductless glands SOMEHOW or other you eeldom SEE a fat couple trying TO get,, by on light housekeeping. SOME people, are XOT worth their ealt and

THERE are those who Alt E nou worth their sujear

THE only honorary degree we expect TO get this year, personally, IS that of doctor of lawn (mowing.)

OF (course we are all proud of J THE land of the free and we are j ALL glad .prohibition is with us j BL'T our bet Is that in a year or two j THERE will be about four j MILLIOX Americans in Havana, A woman seems to get a

GREAT deal of satisfaction out "t HAVI.G the. dining-room housecleaned AS she expresses it IXSTEA-D of Just weekly cleaned BUT about all the good IT does a man is to get more thunder THAX usual, even for DROPPI.VG a couple of perfectly dry CRUMBS on the floor as HE discusses the chances for a cool wave. A father has his troubles

THE licking that will cura one boy WILL make an ornery DEVIL ot of another. IT is astonishing how MUCH can be cut out of the A V ETC AG E letter to the editor AND still leave all the sense there WAS tn It to begin with but WE suppose the same might bo A.D undoubtedly is said of the AVERAGE editorial consldring that THERE was any sense in IT in the first place. ABOUT the only time a man is will-

HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?

1 -What is the highest city in this country ? 2 What states in the union do not

have any congressional districts? 3 Since the Union Stockyards in Chicago were- established in 1SC5 how many animals hav; been ree ved and sold? 4 What is heat-lightning? 5 What is black strap? C What is the awi-no time American children attend sch ol? T How are strawberry vine3 propagated? 8 In America where are the majno!;a. bst known? jlcv iH i.-. .Noah reputed to lliv; befn when the deluge destroyed all the h-inian race save himself and his frniJv? 10 What is the Latin and poetical name for Switzerland? Answers to Thurnday's Quention. 1 How many egg does a robin Usually lay? Ans. Four. 2 Has any one succeeded in flying across the Sahara desert? Ans. Two Freno.h aviators flew across the desert

in. April. 3 320. They m.-i1e a 3,'00 mil"

trip. 3 What Is th limit of weight of second class mall matter? Ans. There is no limit. 4 What Is the foreign parcel post rate? Ans. Twelve cents a pound. 6 How many major generals are there in the army of the United States? An?. Twenty-one. 6 How many officers during the last war received the thanks of congress? Ans. One. General Pershing. 1 How many presidents has Mexico had in the last ten years? Ans. Seven. Does Easter Sunday come early or iate in 1922? An Easter comes April 16 in 1322. '

9 What is a "census dwelling?"!

Ans. It is any building that Is in-j habited by one or more -persons.

I'J Are th'-re more n-.a'e or f'mal paupers in the United i-tates? Ans. There are more rnaie paupers. They outnumber the females two to one.

ciay afternoon at the home of Mr Albert Phillip. .Mrs. Henry Myers and daughter Nclii'j of lid:anapoli.. are visiting a: the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Coons. Mrs. Myers is a sister of Mrs. Coons. Mrs Aiice Demmon. matron of H'i hart Chapter, entertained the O. of E. S. auxiliary Thursday afternoon. Work is progressing nicely on the new- 21et avenue road out of Gary. This will (five HobaTjt a new road to Gary by way of New Chicago.

HOBART

Mrs. J Fleck will entertain the, M W. C. club Thursday evening. Charley Frame is working an extra conductor for the Hobart Traction corn--,)a ny. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ingram returned yesterday by auto from Green Bay, Wis.

HOW TO REDUCE VARICOSE VEINS

Many people have become desronden because they have .been led to believe that there- is n remedy tint will reiu e swollen veins and bunehes. If you will Ket a two-ounce original bottle of Moone's Kmerald Oil (fu'l ! trenfsih) at any first ciass dniR store and app.y it at home as directid you will f-uieklv r.-'ti.e an improvement uh.fti w;:i C'V'-r-ue until the vtii.b and hi; ... h s .ire reduced tn normal. Moon-.'s Emerald Oil is very concentrated and a bottle lasts a Ion t:.v: ih,Uf why it if, a nift inexpensive, treatment. It lias brought much comfort tu worried people all over the rountrv and Is one of the wonderful discoveries of recent .ars and alwsj b-ar in nund that anvoiie who is disappointed with its use can have thoif monev refunded. Cern-rous sample on

r- 'i't .f la cents, suver or stamps. International Laboratories-. Uochet' r, v- v ,..,! stimmf r's Pharmacy can sur-

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Dr. W. E. Nichols Special Attention to OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF CHILDREN Onice: Suite 101, First National Bank Building

Phones: Office, 145; Res. 1529

Store Hours 8:30 to5:30

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$3.75 Baby Walker, $2.69 Mahogany finished adjustable Baby Walker, spring seat, made very comfortable, Teach flJO f2Q baby to walk. Special for only. . . . 'vJ Shirt Waist Boxes Matting covered Utility Chests, covered in closely woven matting, size 16x28, regular 3.0 $7.50 value, Saturday special at.... Children's Dotted Swiss Dresses Made from high grade Dotted Swiss with deep turn up; trimmed with crrgandie collars and cuffs; hemstitched; sizes 2 to 6; regular 6JO CQ $3.50 values. Saturday special at. . Women's Vests Women's Fine Lisle Tailored Vest; sizes 33 to 44; regular 50c value, while they last 1 ff ' Saturday 3 for P 1 .W Women's Silk Hosiery Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery; high spliced heels; double soles; semi-fashioned; black, white and cordovan; sizes 8J2 to 10; AA Saturday only 9 1 .UU Whisk BroomsMade of fine broom corn; good household size; 1 A Saturday Special 1C.

Specials Saturday Night from 7 to 9 Women's Fibre Silk Hosiery - Women's Fibre Silk Hosiery, flrictly firsts, lisle garter top, high spliced heel, double sole; black, white and cordovan; sizes 82 to 10; while they last on sale from 7 to 9, 5Q .Sal rtrir nr naii-

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"English Walkers," the kind every boy is proud to possess; mahogany calfskin uppers; all leather soles and rubber heels; regular 35 price $5.25 pair; Saturday only.... GlSs Tumblers Star cut Bell Shaped Tumblers, thin blown; a regular 25c seller; Saturday 0 Special, each One Day Sale of Ladies' White Skirts Ladies' White Wash Skirts, made from gaberdines pique and cotton serges; with belts and patch pockets; assorted sizes; regular & 25 value $3.95; Saturday special at. ... Men's Shirts Special Men's Fancy Striped Percale Shirts; will wash and wear well; all sizes; worth up 31 00 to $1.79; Saturday special V Men's Oxfords Brogue styres, neat perforation on the toe and vamp, Russia calfskin uppers, oak soles and heels. These are all high grade oxfords, formerly sold $10 and $11; Saturday only One Day Sale Men's Work Pants Large assortment of Work Pants made of good wearing materials; nice dark patterns CI Q'S sizes 32 to 42; Saturday special at. .

Silk Lisle Hose, 15c Men's Silk Lisle Hose, double heel and toe; .ilL colors, mostly black, sub standards of regular 39c grade. Special while "1 EIif

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EDWARD HANISH & COMPANY, Props. Phone Hammond 3380 " Corner Harrison and Conkey Avenue

Meat Choice Chuck Roast 1 8 C per pound 15c and Beef Pot Roast Young and 1 Oi p tender, per pound A Fresh Ground Hamburger 1 t-1 Per pound Brisket Bacon Finest quality 1 Q r Per pound Swift's Southern Style Dixie 1 Bacon Squares, per pound .... 2 Cheese Cheese American and Brick 1 Qp Per pound iJ7t

Butter

Butter Finest Pure Creamery 9Q 1. Per pound Prints J U 2.

Peanut Butter Highest Quality

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Heinz Baked Beans

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Biscuits

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Flour

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Coffee Silver King Coffee Highest grade Ot 45c seller; Special per lb. package V-

Marshmallows

Fresh Marshmallows Pure, delic- OA li'o-kf anrl flu 1 lk

Sugar 10 pounds Best Cane Granulated Sugar With $3.00 grocery order; flour, soap, fruit vegetables and meat not ELi&r

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