Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 30, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1921 — Page 4

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Aucnist 13, 1921,

IHE TIMES KLWSPAPtRS Tb LXo Ocuntjr TUuca LtaALy cjt HCUT1T anO Tb. l'lTna &st CfefcaMro-IndifeD Xlartori 4.lir nctl bitaa&y. .tailored M Um yvaMlIUa la ktaml Ctilvya. lNova, eui LB, 1914. Tho Je County TUne 6tunl.y mxt4 'Weekly Edition Cater wi a.i Uu iloSD.am ia Bwuaa February V it 1ft. trU iii u ixxiodc ut tu-y, April 1 IV 11.

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NOTICE 1U ?'jUaCKXHKA It row fail to rtio. v rout ccpr r Tub TiaiM a i'tcUjot.: aa jrou bavt la Ui pa-si. pieaau do nut think It UmM 4i loat jr wa not at no tunc. Huetuia.- toat the niali service la nut what It uaed to b and U-at ootnplaiuts ara gfncifl from dmu ovrcn about tba train ana wall ei ViC Irs 'i:k:t hM lncra3 lis DnUUn equlpmwt nl la at.lvLuti -urn ;-CLy to rcttcb iu putruna a tiua. lie pratopl in cuiTLrUi us dm you t not t your p4r w jw.t promptly.

THE SCHZXE THAT FAILED. It seem? t&tt Ui British and Japanese Kovernrr.eo.ts designed to make a test of the Amerlcanlsni of the Hardinpi administration when a "preliminary conlfcjeiic" of the three powers wad pre.jxased to discuss lu secret problems of tie 1'aciftc that ehal! prcperly codjo before the International gathering our president will invite to Washington this fall. Well, they found It 100 per cent. A3 wa are informed now the British and Japanese knew it were heirless to suggest a tripartite alliance by traty, the United States Decerning the third member. In succession to the Anglo-Japanese alliance, but they did think "fume larger arrangement" might be entered into which would serve their purpose. President Harding and Secretary Hughes were not to be caught by such bait. The conference on limitation of artaaxnent3 and the Pacific questions is not designed, by America, to be productive of private arrangements for selfish ends of a few mighty powers. What this nation desires ia abolishment cf all military alliances :vo wf lias cf international relations on a plane ti ?rz".' with ail countries sharing ia the benefits. jrVesldcuc Harding is looking ahead. If the Washirjton conferees can reach an understanding as to common rights In the Far East, having due regard to the unextlngmishable rights of the several peoples of that sctloa of the world, a noteworthy step will have Lfri taken toward realization of more Just conditions ell around the globe. If the approaching conference tyhould yield the results of which it is capable we should te within measurable distance of that association of nations formed for the promotion of peace on a basis of Justice which President Harding is pledged to strive to bring Into being.

ACCOEDEJG TO LAW. A few months ago the country was regaled with the romantic" tale of a man who. already married and having a family, took unto himself a second wife and tried the experiment of harboring the two under one roof. The sequel is current now6. The first and lawful wife has been awarded a divorce and alimony. So far as the public is informed this will end the unsavory business, in its legal aspects at any rate. This scandalous affair and ita denounement were made possible by differences in marriage statutes enacted by the states. The second marriage of thia man. bijjeruous a -coralc; to the laws of most states, was not offensive in the anDOQ wealth where It was performed for a purely technical reason. Presumably it is legal elsewhere under that provision of the constitution requiring recognition In good faith by all states of the legal enactment of the others. The case may give impetus to the long-struggling movement for uniform marriage and divorce laws, but it is to be doubted that anything tangible will be accomplished. Public sentiment passively, if not actively, favors liberality in divorce enactments and tho administration of them. The diversity of laws is a convenience that a great many would loth to surrender. As the object of uniform divorce laws advocates is to make the matrimonial ties more secure, popular opinion favors making no changes.

TOUCHING WTT.HT,L3TS TENDES SPOT. Worldly glory is transient at the best and those with philosophic minds actx-pt with equanimity the mutations of time, knowing that the pendulum swings both ways and that tranquility succeeds agitation. Hut Wilhelm Hohenzcllern Is not likely to take a calm view of the fact that a number of streets and public places In Berlin are to lose such titles as Kaiser, Kronprinz, Hohenzollern and other suggestive of the once imperial family of which he is the head. This result is to come about through the action cf the Berlin municipal council to change the names of streets and places which havt a monarchists or militaristic meaning. This will be a sad blow at the pride of Wilhelm, who never was known to be In the shrinkling violet class. Immured In a place which at least provides personal safety for him, but for which he has no love, the ex-kaiser's heart perhaps his hope also is in Prussia and to have the chief city cf the empire he formerly ruled forgetting the homage which he no doubt thinks still is his due must be gall indeed to a nature such as his. Although he fought to add to his own perscmi power the nation behind him pretended to think that he waged war for the glory of the empire and its pr -tection. He must have felt that in his exile he still held the respect and esteem of a large number of his former subjects but he seemingly is being disillusi n.-d

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The record sturjreon. Photo uhowa its size compared to man and ordinary fish. This friant aturjreon, weighint. l.'HM pounds, was caught recently in the Pitt river, British Columbia in a drift net by an Indian fisher man. The fish measured eleven fci-t nine inches in length.

THE HAIRORESSKRS have decreed that ear mtjffa must go. There ought, however, to be mufflers for eating corn on the ear.

HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?

OTjD SHOES are seldom thrown away any more Bt weddings. There aren't any old shoes any more.

NOW THAT rolled hose Is in vogn, where do women hide their money?

THE WOMAN who appears on the bench in :t nn dern bathing suit has to have sand.

1 it.'W slf-t!i! -i six y-ar e'.-l schawl boy wei-h and what sh u'.d be his bright? 2 'Wbich of Great ! .. a .- i3 th second larvrest? 3 If a person wishes t. get an firtKK' ; yri,:?i!.-d i i r k '. y to whom d-.,.-s he ,r..? 4 I Imv many t r a i . lii.irka have

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Healthy cows are an important item in the marketing of milk. The Hammond Dairy Company is super-particular in this respect, personally overseeing every condition in the maintenance of perfect herds and in the delivery of the milk to our own collecting plant in the heart of the blue grass region. The final process of pasteurizing, sterilizing, bottling and refrigeration in our Hammond plant produces a milk that is unequaied in its purity, taste and nutritive value.

When you cover the surface of a big generous slice of bread with Peerless Butter something tells you in advance : "This is going to be a real feed.' Whether you use Peerless Butter to touch up a juicy sparkling steak, or to saturate the potatoes, or to "first coat" a sandwich, you'll find it appetizingly delicious and a necessary part of every enjoyable meal. It is made from the same milk and cream delivered to your door; it is pasteurized and sterilized, thus insuring uniform sweetness and purity and comes to you as fresh as though it had just been taken from the big automatic churns. A pKone call and we'll reserve a pound to be delivered with your milk in the morning.

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6 How many dally newspapers were there in the United States in 1920? ti What statfs requires its voters to own S300 worth of property? 7 How numy degrees ire there In a quadrant? S How much does a cubic foot of ice weigh? 9 What is "dead weight?" 10 What is demurrage? AESWEE3 TO IIUDAY'S 9UESTIONS 1 How did the I'mtfcd States acfjuir Louisiana? Ans. Uy jmrcha.s-. In 1S03. 2 Haw did Brutus, one of Cue.tr'-4 assLssians die? Ans. J I. killed himself. 3 Who wa." John Slid'di? Ans. An Amerl'-a n red it !c!an . 4 This is 133a of tli" Moharn median calendar year. When will the yen i:-:!0 tietn? Ans. m s-pt crn f r ?. - Which of the plniH-ts ' -m lie tci.n 1"tter in .August than ut,y other" A..s. l"r;inus . When is the "Hdron .M ,n""" AiiS. It Is the first full ino .n n ;-. r , .. t to September 2 1 . 7 When It is noon on Morelnv r

rw York City what tlnx- l.i ! Mntr, fhina? Ans. Tt is IZ:4.', Tnesdiy . S Wliteh of the si!a!s Is t f

trnninl Stat--? Ana. 1"' dorado . 9 If a man placed n dollar !n a hink at four per .on! eo,,,;,,,untl interest when (i rhlld was .n- veir oM how mich money .ould ,,- dt;.-n out ! n fifty years y re re o hed? Am. J 1 5 . r, n .

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Dan Dowd Stops Jamieson In Eighth of Boston Bout BOSTON, MASS., Auk. 13 Dan Puwd of thin city scored a technical knocliout over Ted Jarnleson, of Milwaukee last nisht when Jamieson qiilt in (he eighth round of a scheduled ten roui.d b'-.ut. claiminsr he. 'ad injured

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Passenger Express Service To Chicago By Motor Bus BEGINNING THURSDAY,. AUGUST 11th Motor Buses leave for Chicago from the corner of Hohman and State Streets, beginning at 5:30 A. M. and every hour

thereafter until 9:30 r. M. Motor buses leave Chicago from the corner of Van Buren ifand Wabash Avenue, beginning at 7 A. M. and every hour thereafter until 1 1 P. M. 1 HEGEWISCH AND EAST HAMMOND MOTOR BUS LINE I FARE SOc I

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36 in. Tennis Flannel Special 1 9c yd. We offer a big assortment of new fall patterns in a heavy quality tennis. An opportunity to supply your fell needs at a very special price, 19c. Wool Finish Plaids Special 39c yd. Full yard wide in a big variety of new plaids. Verypopular for children's dresses for school wear. Special at 39c. . Fancy Shirting Special 19c yd. A large assortment of fancy stripes in a very fine quality; will make excellent shirts for men and ladies' aprons, 35c value, special, 19c.

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They're coverall aprons every woman can ue two or more, one of figured percale or attractive plaids, in open front or open back or maybe a side closing model. And they have belts that go all around or sashes that tie at the back. The spacious novelty pockets aTe just the place for handkerchiefs or a few clothes pins; trimmed with applique designs and rick rack braid. It's rare such values at 98c. Better come early Monday. (Second Floor.)

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Men's and Boys' Furnishings MEN'S UNDERWEAR Athletic style in checked and barred nainsook, sizes 38 to 46. at. MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Plain blue, collar attached, sizes J 5 2 and 16, QQ special at MEN'S OVERALLS Blue indigo stiff el and hickory style coats to match, sizes 34 to 50, QQ special at J J BOYS' BLOUSES Sport style in light striped percales, plain blue and khaki, sizes 9 to MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Printed percales and printed madras, neck band style; sizes 14 to 17. 1 1 special ev' I . I D MEN'S COTTON HOSE Fine gauge combed cotton hose, special, 1 Qper pair MEN'S COTTON HOSE In black, gray and ccrdova-.i special, per 1 0 C pair MEN'S UNDERWEAR

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BOYS' PANTS Dark patterns m stripes and fancy mixtures 1 Ck sizes 6 to 18. V 1 MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS Green, blue and brown flannels and suiting A Q EL patterns, at. .

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This $3.98 Heavy Grade Garbage Fence Can Special at $2.65 Here is a cliance to save some money on a Gaoxugr: Fence Csa. We marie a special pnrdiase of tb.em. They xe made of crtra. Icavf gaixnrxurd iron and i any stanckrd fence. It a A Lzsc ize ail ready to put Ept. Oa sale in the Basesnent, SpcciaJIy priced al 2-5.

Large Garbage Can at $1.75 This Garbage Can is made of heavy gaFraizcd iron vrith corrugated sadej and heavy b torn, also tigbt-ttting cover and handle. Very pecial at $1.75.

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