Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 45, Hammond, Lake County, 12 August 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS Tha Lko County Tlaaeo Daily axcapt ararday and Juui. ivonred t tU iotunjc in iiammo--,. 'uu 3, Tha Times dt Oiicffo-Indiaa H&rkor, 1U ezcapt 8uaay. uier4 ul the pvnieCXJce hi ial ClUouato, iNotcra iS. 18U. The iaiid County Tluia Haturday and Weekly Edition. WUerea at ihe pcitofflcn In Haiuaioini, February 4. ltii. Xfaa Guy h.vnlui TIium ..-.ceyi ouaanjr. c reC i Lue iioaiomcn iu Uft.y, Af-rll 1', lalj. Ail UBOtr Uio act 3t Maru i. ns aconJ-i.:a aotttwr.

FOWU.IGN" AwVKHTlSLNU RKlKEili.VTATION o Logan i A Nii co. ciuc.vco

-ry oai,- .. ijiifiic ui ttaaaau Sc i'lioiuf son. ii. J.t.i iuicim.uf luat Uhloa iXUo limea) . ...Ieli;wim 3l n.diacf. tiarbcr iK:ivrter sua Cl Aif .ttit'wu loamne. .irtor i.Mui Daalcr; . ,.Ti;K ajuoi.w HW-J AbitJiiC le.tpti.iii U-a .Tcu Point 'Wh- t.iiono iJ you have cy iroubln f!l!::J Till Tm u.plaint imraeuiately to it Circulation L'tparimwu.. uiuGon4 (private, ei-.htnsc) -iluu. ilOi. HOI 1?'J wh.fciv,- l-hritt.' woolen. NOTICE XO .-'jdClilitjLita. If you faJl to receive join codv r i"H Tih ai Promptly s ou bave In ttoo puat, pleaso do not think It bu leti loat or waa not sent nn time. Xo.nemtinr int. r.mH aervlce is not wfiat it ueod to ho and ttui roinpladula r Cvucryal from Many aoirrae about the train ma ta:i aw ice. lm Vikis ji6.fc iji'.rcis'i i: aiaiHu ciaui)ii--iH tad ia t?lvln cnriiHtit.y to ir'ih lu pa,(rorii or. Uii.v. tUt piempl Id nd'.if mK us turn yuu V nut et ovir ihp r ui.a w j wiu a1 promptly.

STYLES IN MOBEING. It appears that when some folks in a town tin not

that attempts to evade It will . nly work to the ilisiul van- , tape of the carriers; that. after he viimitis ;;leii, I they will henceforth he held j i i i I t the Utter of ihe j

statute.

QUAINT QUEBEC IS TREASURE TUOVE FOR VACATIONISTS

A SUMMER WHITE HOUSE. The suggestion that Monticeilo, home t.f Thomas Jefferson, be bought by the HuVernment as a country home for the president will bo popularly approved, we believe Several times iu the recent pa.st iiKvtineiu have been begun for acquiring this historic estate ami making of it a national .shrine. Hut nothing same or them, chiefly because the owner was in jositkn to decline to sell unless he could impese conditions which teemed to him appropriate. Now. however, he wants to sell, the cost of upkeep having grown beyond his means. He has spent, upon it, in rest.i ring the house and bringing back to the estate most of the acreage that originally belonged to Jeffeion, about $ 1 .Ortii.ooo. He will let it all go for half a million, if the purchaser be the government, or ethers "who are deemed able and worthy to heroine owners of such a shrins." If the estate Is to be preserved none but the government should acquire It. But whether or not if should be takon as a ruril white houso mav be debatable. The country ought t. proldc a retreat for th president - a pbic in which he could find temporary relief from the endless round of demands upon him In Washington. Could he find that at historic Month-ell'.?

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approve of the conduct of certain persons, they express Should the go eminent ricr;ui-e the estate it must nei

their disapproval with tar and feathers. In Florida, in Texas. In Minaourl tar parties have been held, recently; the victims were cf both sexes and the offenses charged were various.

essarily become a show place, doubly attractive to the patriotic and the merely curious when th president was there. It wriild be impossible to afford him the privaey

I to which he is entitled at a national shrine. The peo-

This business of tarring and feathering Is a a- I'1' ouhl claim their right to visit it. and they could

riety of lynch law that should be vigorously sup

pressed. Nobody, and no body of private persons, has the right to pass upon the conduct of other private persons and administer punishment of any sort, much less an unpleasant application of aticky tar and clinging feathers. One phase of wTiat must be admitted Is a wave of recrudescence of lawlessness In this country has taken the form of efforts of private perse ns to correct what they think is misconduct on the part of other private persons, it is just as unlawful to apply a coat of tar and feathers as it is to rcb a store or to hold up a citjien and rob him of hi.s wnliet. Yet some person seem to think they are doing a community n good deed, or making things right generally, when they have a tar party. Tar is In style at this time and when anybody needs "straightening tut" It seems to be customary to do it with tar. A few of those tar entertainers ought to be given a sample of thuir own entertainment, legally, as ftn example of others who may be attracted by the new craze.

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THE RUSH TO AMERICA. Although the immigration restriction law has ended the reports of plans for bringing foreignetb here at an unprecedented rate, the frantic, racing to get monthly quotas under the limited arrangements in en the first ('ay of the mouth in the first minutes of it emphasize the constant eagerness of many in other lands to emigrate to the United Stater,. America continued without a rival to be viewed throughout the world as the land of opportunity. After hearing of vessels bearing immigrants hell up outside the three mile limit of New York on account of the exceeding of July nuctas for entry, there are reports now that August quotas already have been reached. Indeed, due to such racing on July 31, it is lisserted that the Greek, Turkish and other smaller quotas were exceeded In the fir.-t two minutes rf August 1. One ship lost, because a lighter crossed her bow. The immigration commissioner is declared willing to admit uniier bond the 4 0 or so August Quota excess now In hrborg. and begin with a clean slate if the steamship companies will reach a binding agreement among themselves not to exceed quotas hereafter. M'hile there should be no small mindedness that

would work unnecessary hardship, any letting down of j ZION CITY has In Its lock-up a woman arrested bethe bars would defeat the purpose of the restriction law - cause she wore a thin waist with low ne-ck and short would be a s?rlois matter. If the steamship companies ! sleeves. Zion City Is almost human, after all. are a'lowed, through the bond arrangement mentioned, I to unload excess quotas this time, it should be Impressed HOWEVKR, THE king of Iceland Is not the only upon them that the law w a? enacted to be obeyed and ' one who has experienced a fros.

While no nmre dignified use could be made of the historic place, we incline to the belief that if congress consents to its purchase Monticello should he maintained as a show place; and shrine on account of it

past associations. As a summer heme for the president, in which privacy and rest could b- had- a smaller place w.nild be more practical. CONDITIONS ARE ALTERED. The bureau of edti'-aion at Washington reports that the shortage of teachers has ceased tr be a problem to worry school beards. Instead of educational authorities having to c.ijx applicants to take schools the applicants are seeking positions This altered condition is credifd to the depression in commercial pursuits, the lines which drew away many teachers during and feli' vdng the war

because of the higher compensation offered. Many of;

those who deserted the school roe m now find themselves out of employment anrf natural!-.- they seek a return to the vacation they pursued previously. Also the substantia increase in salaries of teachers which was forced by the scarcity has had an Influence. With a sufficient supply of experienced teachers

available one complaint of schorl authorities should be

removed. It was averred that Incompetent teachers were In many enses employed becatise capable ones could not be obtained. Tf experienced teachers nre rc-

turning lo tuc iniiii-wnni ui fiiannii u u mut-i r o ruminate the ones not equal to what they undertook it will remove the complaint heard so often. ! Should there be an adequate supply of efficient j teachers It is net improbable that there will he an effort j to reduce the salaries which were forced up during the 1

war. However, the present salaries unor any conditions are not greater than are needed to attract the right kind of young people to earhlng as a profession. The character of schools In the nation generally has ben the subject of lament and It would not be imprrved by reducing the pay.

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two commonwealths of 'French nuarter. its centuries-old ! Term,-,- i-.i-h nvnrn i.-.

North America d reserve the c s-:chuicbes and iamlmarks. but is ! Town md wide St. Lawrence, toms -legal and -rtomestic of their more modernized than Quebec. : Kent Hou e. once the home ' of French discoverers. They are the ,' where reminiscences of earlv davs I rovait v, cia-rp-; its quota of afterstate of I.ouiriann and the provtnee ; are met on every corner noon ten ,i:i.:kers. Thev motor of Quebec. Much of the charm uf Every church, and rr.ev are down the seven miles from' the the February MaHijrras is due o : lecion. has ar. inte.-epti:? hi-torv : Chateau and lt the- !;t!e house the quaint atmosphere of New Priests, mor.ks nrd nun? are h- ! which in 1751) was Wolfe' heid-f)rle.Tns-old French quarter. wavs naintr. The Citadel. hi?h quarters and ihey are spellbound

na- ner w rafr carnival, over r:i. l a corsfant remtn '-t-r bv 'he ws'er nf r

l!rn r.'ju.ire rnilcf . ! 2 Whs! coin p,i I) y friunrlod JamtnJ tiiwn? Ans. The Ijomlon .-mpeny . ! 3 lid Aop, the 0"rk fabn'.lst. ! live before er al'tf"- Christ T Ati. He J wn.s ln.rn 626 I!. j n AVTio clrt? J. (Ttr-.n Inrts prr-

li!int of the n r a roc y ? Ans. Th Cenf cucrate cr.nKrt-s. ." Where was tb'- h&tt'u- of Tncrietrr f(i?irhf? Are-. At ""rQuari

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fi-U'hat wan !;. "urtho fystrr" In the British army which, w.ij ah :- i?hfd in lTl? AnF. It j.-rTi't.d m-n of wealth, to purchap roninii'sli lis rr -t?arJlca of their ab-.'.lty. " --What other -o:jntr . in :i.!ti;t t'.n to the l'nltv-1 Pint a, had n f.mn;.a: panic in 1S7.1? Aim. Aunlrln. f- 1NTo way i;,-ir;'if ,. ' opf.or.cn' i th 'timr-algn of Ans. w. S lfancr TT. n S"h':r was Ulumlnat'r- ks ir.tr -duc-'O in fins eou n'.ry? A r . . J -i i ),;-. In Nf w Tr.rk City. 10 At thr. rr.out.'i ". wrait r: 'r ' -Hampton lioadp? A .-. s . Ti;e .I.itr rlvr .

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wntcn iuer.ec so proud. v sits. The ! Montrm-rom-v is 10() feet hir-her.

Lower Town, a mare of narrow 1 Mu-h of the fascination of Mnrt-

icue. Is n in- morcnev FaU. i? due to thHr Uoln.

too. It Iflts two lone, rl'stenine months, and winter sports are the order of the day. ves. and the night too Hut the northern stronghold

or oirt l-rnce is also a summer , street" nm! tiny h

unu i i.ousanus e cuy imhj teresnne ns any foreter town. t: n and f re lam f. m the thrones are swallowed up bv the northern! Chateau Fmntenac. a .r!,H5ed that make Miairara almost a Coney woods each -dimmer, emererinc -rrAiirt,'T rf Chateau S. i o.ji Island t,r'ti Vn.v.nn' ,rnrf:nrt wnpn Autumn which housed brave kniirhts" and ' Anothr not-to-ho-missed re.rbv call. them home. fair ladies of lenrr asro. shelters an ' point of interest is the vTa-f af Other thousands, whose vnenfion , over-chancttf r.irt ot rahord ! Pt- A-:re do o-rre w"h it"? tastes lean citv-ards. find a visit to; from rim end cf the arth. Yon 1 church fa m-d for mira.-'ulou- ,;irM .Montreal and Quebec Cltv a Hapnv ' mav r,-oCt nrVnne from an.r-re ' and te which vast n' Tioii.rea

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IT Appears in German newspaper comments about the United States army of occupation of the Uhineland that the Teutons are surprised to note our soldiers do not. amuse themselves by running (lerman babies through with bayonets.

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"The Home of Guaranteed Products" "Selling Direct To You" Hammond Ind. Tel. 531 540 Hohman St

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The most extraordinary offer ever made to the people of Hammond. This offer will never be made again. We know that we have the best coffee at the price sold anywhere in Chicago or Hammond. But maybe you don't know it. We want you to try it. You can try anything once, so we make the following astounding offer: To every customer that buys 3 pounds of our best coffee at 95c, we will give away absolutely free 2 pounds of granulated sugar. Offer is good only on Saturday, August 13th. SATURDAY 3 lbs. Best Coffee)lg0 ONLY 2 Jbs. Gran. Sugarj'eiMI-

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and acccraanceH HK certified by the bank I l'(l which 'hey are drawn and l"f)U year we have had .' overwhelming curiosity to kuow WHAT aceptancci are AI don't finre ar-k anyme in A position to know for KI-;ak of losing our linancial standlntr. TIIK things we eat are SAID to influence lotr Irciiti AMI we j uojfl tti .it's why when we ATK a porf r ti"ii!s teak THi; other r.ight VA i; dream..-d about hankrartcy. 1 '. jit-iJ lo no man I our def' renca to tiie meiTi'jry K Carus.j but we It I still Independent enough in o u r Ml !H( AI, de:rea to l'Ili;iT;il obi Al J'ten on the ht r o i a . A matt cannot help it :f he is o.si-i; i:i) i,ut if he i;aiis u-lusktrs, that's his o-.vn fault. AN artist a nil ou net s tha'. Till; nrtist clan MKt.Aim (be line of to.e back of a WOMAN'S neck as tho must

TIIK r anon a father ts S"tr. co.n and .oi:s i i -; 1 1 1 '. n tj f.-i friends to help HIM c. Ubrato when t !oKI It ST baby comes aior.g is been an UK w ill tet u ?iin AMI to ahuii' ing- for the stork tt'HEA tin- iit'th baby comes akmi. W'K suppiise Cult Hiram jnHNON haa jj'ot over Ids DISAI'I'OINTMKVT by this timt AM that hii mental attitude ju.-t ( is n.erely one ef INSKIT'ISH sorrow for his country THAT she. mi.-iyed ao (.HKAT an ooportuaity. IK every liomc in TOWN had a brand nav ha'. Till: pt'-ttiest bat-y in the AOJlI,l would IIK in everv !fme !n town.

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CHATS WITH YOUR GAS MAN

What would you think if one day we took out our meters, dug up our gas mains, and sold our gas like gasoline is sold? You would bring along your bag, we would readily supply you with enough gas to cook your dinner. It wouldn't coft you one-half what it costs you at present. But wouldn't it be an awful state of affairs? You would take your gas home, but then what would vou do with it? You see, the gas itself is valueless without the service. It is the service you pay for. Right from our gigantic gas holders the gas is conveyed in miles of mains to your home, and it is just as good on arrival as it was when it left the holder. There it is, at the point of use. Fver convenient for night or day. It is always available,, and you pfj y for what you use after you have used it. Surely that is genuine service. Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company

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S AAbieh one of tho phinots can i"1 i en l"-t t r in Aunus. than any otb'TV 6--Vh. n is the Harvest Moon?

Friday and Saturday Specials CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS 2 cans 21c LARGE JAR QUEEN OLIVES ' 3r. WALTKF'S SOAP? lar kar. ip'

SCOUT BRAND CORN FLAKES 3 for 25c GRANULATED SUGAR 10 pounds for . . "65c BEST GROUND COFFEE 33c m

t'tAt3LKil tUi' t Lt 25c PURE FRUIT PRESERVES Large bottle 2c i PURE PRESERVES 2 bottles . '35c i PET OR CARNATION MILK 2 tall cans ' !z3c i CRiSPO FAMOUS COOKIES Per pound 24c I

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Nutro, 3 large cans. 25c; per dozen. .$1.00 Bulk Powdered Sugar. 2 pounds 19c Red Cross Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 for. 25c Peanut Butter, 5-pound pail 89c Mustard, I -gallon jar 75c Council Brand Catsup, 16-oz. bottle. . . .21c Libby's Soups, 4 cans 25c Toilet Paper, 10 rolls 39c African Family Soap, '0 bars ........ 59c

Fels Naptha Soap. 10 bars . .' 5rc P. & G. Naptha Soap. 10 bars 53c Cocoa Castile Hardwater Soap, 3 bars. .25c Pure Cider Vinegar, in bulk, per gallon. .40c New Pear Butter, 2 cans 25c Preserves. 13-oz. jars, 2 for 45c Lemons, per dozen 45c Potatoes, per peck 61c New Pic Apples, 2 pounds 15c

FRESH FLANK STEAKS Young Q and tender. Special, per pound. . NICE LEAN BOILING BEEF Q Per pound FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER 9 2 pounds &C FRESH CUT VEAL STEW 1QC Per pound BRISKET BACON Finest quality. ip Per pound 10C OSCAR MAYER'S PURE RENDERED LARD 2 pounds 0 HOME CURED CORN BEEF 1 & Per pound 12 and -

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EGGS Special quality, guaranteed 5Q to be perfect. Per dozen, in cartons

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"JACK SFRAT cou'd eat no fat aid his wife couid eat no le-a." We can furnish meat with ju?t

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Vvher. you vr.nl tender, juicy cvts, try ordering cf us. For variety, quality and sanitation, vou make no mistake when vou patronize our MEAT MARKET.

PINHEAD GUNPOWDER TEA 0c Special, per pound , &m-J

ARMOUR'S CORN FLAKES 3 packages

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