Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 22 July 1921 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Kridav, Julv 22, 1021.

Noted Figures in World of Science Launch Organization for Inventors

JTsSi t irmorlaar the of etsdes ia irtitat of tlir yoang kyentor and to wjwrae invrofivc yrnius to (freater effort, the group of scientists, mvejrAor and business inea picturrd fcoe, rust recently in ths ofdces of Dr. iCBer Erraa Hatrbison, inventor xr.h former cbicf ttnw nd persotnJ rtpreeataiive of Thomas A. PromiiucDt amocg tbws a5emMed were Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Maxim, seafed in center; standing, Rf3r Admiral Samael McGowan, second from rigfct; Pr. Hutchivn, center; and Judge A- B. BiaTe. third ima left The iaseniofa mother, to shon be afcfribtrtea most of ty soccest. U seared

WBIIams. fortnerly Comtalssiottef of Internal Reveune. In the lofty tower of the Woolwwra Building, more than an eighth of a mile above New York's busy financial district, Dr. Hutchison outlined his plans for the advancement of civilization through invention. The purposes and scope of the organization, he stated, are: "1. The Investigation and develapatKrtt of worthy inventions through co-operative efforts on the part of inventors, engineers and scientists. "2. The correlation of the worlds inventive minds in the perfection of worthy inventions.

"3, Jhjj redsctioii pi ynst

caused by deveJopment of unworthy ideas by group research and development. "4. The movement is to have worldwide scope and is to afford every opportunity to fundamental ideas 1 that are sound and practical for the perIccng and marketing' of such ideas." , Hatchwon is the inventor of the Klaxon Horn, the Acousticon for the deaf, and many electrical appliances, fie has just incorporated his own company to carry out his new cbeme. Among the dtrectors, are Sir Edgar Rees Jones, M.P, former! chief of the priorities division, British Ministry of Munitions; Hud

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BRITISH RACE CARS TO START AT LEMANS , LEMANS, FRANCE, July The British entrants for th Grand Prix a-j tomobtl rac to b hel.i hra on July 25 announce that they h,av recon 1drred their derision to scratch tVielr cars and would b able, to hav th-w ready for th oonteat. 'fill a will make th event a three eojprd on? botwen British. American and Krmch cart. Th Britlsn entrant w!".l h binder a disadvantas as thy wi'.l b unabla ta try out their cars, the co'in having been closed to traffic Tuesday night for sprinkling1 and rolling pieparatory to th rac.

Jack-Georges Movies to be Shown in Gotham , XBTV YORK July 2 Although motion pictures of rriz fahta am prohibited by federal 'ftatuta from being hown in any etaf9 except that in which the. fight ws held, F. C. Quim'sy announced today that movies of the rempsey-Ca.rpentler oontest would b shown in a looal theater on Saturday. Mr. QuiTnbys at'orjicys are eatd to have obtained from ;arney General Davigh.rty a ruliiig t.iat th Dempsey-Carpentler tout wj.-s -i boxing: match i ot . prize- flsbt. and therefore udtr t!ie uaw pictures of it could be. lcg-a'Ty tra-uported from one state to a&oiher Co.- public exhibition.

TAC2ING ALL THE EA3SS By JACK VEIOCIC I. N. S. Sport Eilinj

The Phillies took another game from the Cubs with Jimmy Ring allowing but six hits. Grimes won a pitching duel frm B-.U Peak and the. Dodgers nosea uut f. lie Cardinals. Homers by Veach of tba Tigers and Miller of the Senators popped up the Ptrrit-'U"a5hinpton grame. won by Detroit, Oldham gave, up but four binaries. Th Browns r t!H e na rampate.. They sacred their seventh straight vie tory againft Knston hy hitting- Myers and Thormahlen opportuijely. . Rain stopped the Giants, Reds, Firates and Braves.

AJaXRICA.N LeAGt, w. l. ret. Cleveland i. 67 32 .fi-t' New Tor1,: 55 32 .6.'!'.' "Waahingrton 47 47 .50" De.troit 44 47 .m St. Louis 42 4S .467 E'-ston ;40 43 .435 Philadelphia 83 55 .375 JEterdnya Rcnulta Chicago 2; Philadelphia i. Detroit 7; "VVahisngton 2. St. Louis 8; Boston 1. Cleveland 17; New York 8. " XATIOXAL LEACCE. . L. Pet Pittsburgh 57 29 .633 New York 52 32 .619 Bo'sn 48 34 5g-, Brooklyn ....i 44 45 ,.104 St. Loula 42 44 .4S8 Ci-ugo 3g 47 .447 qiricinnatl 34 50 .405 Philadelphia 25 3 .235 VetTda:r' Henlt. P.iiladelphia 8; Chicago 1. Brooklyn 2; St. Loula l Cmcinr.atl at New York, wet grounds Pittsburgh, at Boston, wet grounds.

on Main street Tuesday. The obituary will follow later. The Camp Fire Girls are camping out this week at Dorman's. Grove. Miss Amanda Boldt is visiting at the Brandt home. . Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ingram visited at Valparaiso Tuesday. Rev. Joseph Lynn vited his brother at Whiting on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lehman have motored to Richmond, Ohio, for a few days visit. The Evergreen Burial Park Co., have purchased a 93 acre plat at the "S" curve and will begin work t level and beautify the place for a cemetery. They have deeded enough ground to Hbart township to straighten out thr-

Is Uric Acid Making You 111?

TNTEr.NATiCNAL SZV'C" Crbar Jbaber wen his twentieth victory of the season for tha "White Sox when Falk hit a homer against the Athletics In th 14th Inning.. Th Indians up aud tns.-od tha Yanks out ot the lead by s.'ur:intf Carl Mays, Jack Qulna and Ferguaon unmercifuliy-

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Twelve members of the U. TV. C. C!uo, attended a beach party Tuesday evening at Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dailey visited over Tuesday at the Wr.i. Raschka home. Mrs. Goorge Smith died at her horn?

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Ray Scii meruit. The oth?r day fry Schmandt broke into the ho-uiiirips by wmrin.? & 10-inti"v.r fre for the Dodders hirainst the G:i.ntd t,y hittinjr a homer in ths tenth fiumc. Schmandt thi.-r y?:ir cecms to bo havinp a chance t-r- s'k.-.v his worth. Injuries have kcrt him dovrn for several seasons.

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Have you wonJored what is causing you to feel so weak and tired so "blue" and, nervous? It miy be uric arid. You have probably eaten to much meat whicn has 'filled your blood with uric a.cid. weakened your kidneys and caused that weartns back ache, the headaches, dizziness and other bad feelings. Don't wait fo." serious trouble. Lighten you diet and use Douji's Kidney PtUs. Thousands recommend them. Ak your neighbor! Here's a Hammond Case Mrs. "Walter B. Hoffman, 689 Oakley Ave., says: "I think very highly -A Doan's Kidney Pills for I have used them when having trouble from my kidneys with good results. I have had different kinds of kidney ailment such as lumbago and an irregular action of the kidneys. Doan's KidnV Ptlls have nevsr failed to give t)x$ best of results, aud I often recommend them."

DOAN'S Kp?uF 60 at all Drug Stores tbster-Milburn Co. rUgitWSaffafoNY

$2.70 from Hammond to Fort Wayne ALSO $126 KNOX $2.70 SOUTH WHITLEY $ .64 VALPARAISO $1.56 HUBBARD. AND RETURN NICKEL PLATE ROAD EVERY SUNDAY Proportionately Low Excursion Fares to other points. Get full information of P. Thomson. Ticket Agent, Hammond, Indiana, or address C. A. Pritchard. D. P. A., Ft. Wayne, Indiana. "ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY"

double curve and will make drive-way's out to Ridge Road. They also plan

to lay out the portion facing the road to resemble a park with lagoons, shrub bery, etc. The Metal Door factory at South Gary are planning to start up in a few weeks. This place employed quite a number of Hohart men last year.

MERRILL VJLLE

Mr. Alva Saxton and J. F. Stoltz, left Wednesday morning for Michigan on a fishing trip. Mrs. Lillie Pierce aid .ughter Myra from Oary was in town last Wednesday. Mrs. Martha Merrill and Mrs. Wm. Randolph were calling on old" friends one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Phillips and children of South Gary, are spending a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Phillips. Milton Pierce Is not improving as fast as his friends would like to see. lie has a very cosey tent outside that he spends most of his time in. The mother. Mm. Kate Pierce and sister Lucille, are hoth sick In bed at this

time,' so Mr. Pierce is the chief cook. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Han Bothwell left Thursday morning for Wisconsin on a fishing trip and expect to be gona for some time. Mrs. Peter Luchene of Hammond, visited with her grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Elwanger of Chicago are spending several weeks with the Joe Walti family. Thoy spent last Wednesday with the Underwood family. . Mr. Harold Guernesy at Mercy hospital in Gary is able to sit up a while every day. Word was received from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zuvers from Gas City. Ind., that he was recovering as fast as could be expected. W. S. Burge and wife of Gary, was in' town last Wednesday.

nannsnBBBimnBMBi Should Htv Been Pinched. Two London . policemen, in order to obtain evidence against a dub, played poker therein, but It was a piker's game. They lost only nine shillings between them. Boston Transcript. Ufa at I Sa It. I'll be truthful about it. I don't s why a beautiful woman needs any ene.Loul8ville Courier-Journal. Says Pile Remedy Worth $100.00 a Box

"I have had itching piles ever since my earliest recollection. I am 53 years old and have suffered terribly. I have tried many remedies end doctors, but no cure. About 8 weeks ago I saw your ad for Peterson's Ointment. The first application stopped all itching, and in three days all soreness. I have only used one box and consider I am cured. Tou have my grateful, heartfelt thanks and may everyone that has thia troublo see this and give your ointment, that is worth a hundred dollars or more a box, a trial. Sincerely yours, A. N'ewth. Columbus. Ohio." Peterson's Ointment for Piles, eczema anil old sores is only 25 cents a large box at all druggists. Mail or

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Not Unusual. "The doctor said I must put do-.va everything on the chart." "Well?" "The patient tried twice to kiss no. Must I put that down?" "I think cot," said the kindly head nurse.

TO REDUCE DANGEROUS VARICOSE VEINS

Teople who have swollen veins or bunches should tiot wait until they reach the bursting point, which menus much suffering and loss of timo, bu' should at once secure from any reliable druggrlst a two-ounce original bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil (fur strength.) By using this powerful, yet harmless germicide treatment improvement is noticed in a few days and by its regular use swollen veins will return to their normal size, and sufferers will cense to worry. Moone's Emrild Oil treatment is used by physicians and in hospitals and is guaranteed to accompllsu results or money returned. It reduces all kinds of enlarged glands goiters and wens and is used exclusively In many large factories as an unfailing first aid to the injured antlseidrugglst can eupply you. Adv. tic. Generous sample on receipt of : cents, silver or ntajnps. Internationa! Laboratories, Rochester, N. Y. and at Summer' Pharmacv. adv.

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FURNISHER ; f8" 1 During Our BaME Ik S i TWO-WEEK SALE

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FOR TWO WEEKS Beginning July 23 and ending August 7, we have placed on sale our full line of men's Working Clothes. Overalls of every description. Work Pants, Work Shirts. Caps. Gloves, Hose. Endicott-Johnson Work Shoes, and many other items at prices far below the market price. Profits have been wiped off! Cost of merchandise absolutely ignored. You will hardly see a chance like this for a long time to come !

Now is the time to buy and buy plenty! Our store is well known to the thousands of our patrons in the Calumet Region as "Hammond's LowestPrice Store" and for this forking Clothes Sale we have cut the price so deep that you can't afTord to miss such a rare chance. WE LIST JUST A FEW OF OUR OFFERS.

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Work Shirts , The Fine BLUE BELL".

The heavy white back 220 denim OverOr the heavy blue chambray. Our 95c h alls. Made right with swing pockets shirts. Special for our Work- CA U and double buckle. Special QC ing Cloth.es Sale for Working Clothes Sale at. .

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Good and strong, dark patterns; $1.95 value. Special for our t 39 Working Clothes Sale ...

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Very specially priced for our Working Clothes Sale at $2.95 per pair.

Canvas Gloves 9c Heavy knit wrist or gauntlet ; 1 5c value. Special for Working Clothes Sale, 9c.

Men s Hose 9 c

Black, white, brown and gray. Rockford Workmen's Hose, 20c value, at 9c.

Men's All Wool Caps With the unbreakable visor, dark neat patterns. Special for the QC Working Clothes Sale UJ

Boys' Coveralls

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I 14 years old. Special for 1 OQ f this sale at t x

Men's Blue Overalls Men's Blue Overalls with patch pockets. Specially priced for our Work- CQ -ir?g Clothes Sale, per pair. ...

Endicott Johnson Work Shirts, $2.35 The Well Known Scout Shoe! The best wearing work shoe for summer

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