Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 77, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1921 — Page 7

Tuesday, September 20. 1921

THE TIMES. PAGE SEVI SHIP FIGHTS WAY TO PEED ESKIMOS AND GATHER FURS BSINGIKaUPBILL by JACK FARB

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) Montreal, Que., Sept. Up in Eskimoland, fringing the Arctice, lookouts are anxiously scanning the horizon to the south for a first glimpse of th? N'ai-coplt-This eteol-ribhei vessel, of the Hudson's Bay Company, is fighting its way through the i-ce-inf ested waters to victual the North against the rigors ct another winter. Shu w iTl return loaOr-1 with the annual fur catch. The Nascople is the link that once a year Joins civilization with the wilderness of the Far North. Missionaries police, gcnernment officials and explorers depend on the arrival of the Nascople or a sister ship for news of "the great world " They will learn for the first tim of such events as the election of President Harding. "When tha Nascople pokes its Iron nose thiough the Icelocked Etraits and drops anchor a shout not "unlike that attending a ninth inning rally rumbles through the wilderress. White men, natives and dogs clamber aboard the vessel In a brimming welcome. It Is the tenth time the Nascople has

mado th elght-thousandmlle adven tura. HARDING TO SUBMIT PEACE RATIFICATION (BY GEORGE R. HOLMES) STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SERVICE! WASHINGTON, ecpt. 20. President Harding- plans to submit the German jec treaty to the senate for ratification soon after the senate convenes on "Wednesday, It was stated a.t the White House. A short written message probably wV.l accompany the treaty. It was stated. aeWcj eajl7 ratification. The pre!4ent doea not plan to address the en.t personally on the subject of tie treaty. PIGGLY-WIGGLY COLLECTOR HELD UP rrNTET! NATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI DSKVEB, Colo., Sept. 20. Geoxsre C. Ixmrey, collector for the Piggty-Wig-fly chain of grocery stores, was held up by armed bandits yesterday as he irM entering the company's headQurter In Blake street and robbed of money bags cortaining $9,000 in cash. Louxey had just oompleted his collection from a dozen stores in the city. The bandits Jumped Into an automobile that was standing- with th engine ruaniajr near the curb and ecapd. K. R. PRESIDENT FACES WARRANT . INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI CHICAGO. Sept. 20. Warrants for the arrest of p. H. Bryam, president of tie Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail road, and three other officials of the company, on charges of (violating the election laws were issued yesterday by County Judge Frank 3. Righelmer, it is charged that the Milwaukee officials denied John E. Turney, a machinist, two hours off on which to vote In the election held June and that when Mr. Turney left work of his own volition, they "docked" his .pay. TRAMPING LIFE LURE CO-EDS. riNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. Two co-ecis of Syracuse University have responded to the "lure of the road." One of the girls. Winifred Hoyt, hails from Tonkers, N. T.; the other, Marion Clifford. is claimed by Newark, N. J. Both are sorority girls. They recently met Beatrice Roilens, of New York City, who, tanned and dressed in khaki had "hiked" the highways for one thousand miles or more and from her learned the lesson of "the road and simple" life." They decided to try itSTRIKING NEGLIGEE FROM "LUCILLE !5 " est This nefrlifree, designed by 'Luelll," the well-known New York nu'diste. is of corn color with blue chiffon overdrapea. It is trimmed with silver lattice work on the sleeves, banded with green, pink and blue. A corsage of colored Sowers completes the effect. , ffl 1 Iony back without question if HUNTS GUARANTEED BKIN DI3EASJ REMEDIES (liunV 8lve end Soapi,i'il in tt-. trtmrnt of Itch, fctitm. Rlrnrworm.Tetter or other itch ing akin diaeaaea. Try Uue UaaUacot ml our riak. fur --M. b a-Is JDrug and StatlonTy Company. Adv.

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Noveity Skirtings Regular $5.98 Values Here they are, those high-grade Novelty Skirtings that are proving so popular for Fall. All are 54 inches wide, in the smartest stripes and plaids and novel color combinations.

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40-inch Novelty Scotch Plaids in a large variety of beautiful colors and color combinations for Fall. At $1.50 they were big values. Special during this sale, 98c per yard. 54 inch Tricotine

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This is a very fine all-wool quality French Serge. 54 inches wide, in navy blue. An ideal fabric for women's dresses. Only a limited quantity. Former price was $3.98. While it lasts. $1.97 per yard. Chiffon Broadcloth

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