Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES.

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS rs z&j i&jua (pUUmty Funxora a vsbiosxuto Tae LaJra Count Time Daily except 4anarda- as4 outlay, inuered at the postoiuce In Uauiuioia. Juue St, The TUaea JCaat C2ilca-o-Inaiana llarfcor. dally except Kuauiy. Ii.nt.ere4 ai the pvuioOsv la JulsI Chi gage. Novtu l?r 1. ma. Tiio LJt County Tlmea Saturday and Weekly Edition, mterca at in pofttoSloo In Hammond. February 4. Itlf. The Uai-y Kveaiajt XUum JJuiiy except tiuaaay. J tere at Urn poatoaica ja Uary, April 1 ail uurOar tbe act ( A arc i, 19J. aa aecend-claaa latter.

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AUllCt. AO tttot.UlUiiaka If you fall to receive yout copy or bi Tixas aa proinn; M you have In tbe pact, please do not think It haa teen lout it waa net Bent on tlma. Kcnaeiuber thai tho riiau aerviito is not what It uaed to be and U.Jt complaints are 4"atriui Horn many aouroee about the train and mall aerrtce. 'liia Timbs has lAcroaad ,u mulling equipment and ic et.lvin earnestly to reach It p&trous on time. Be preuvpt in exlvit.lnr ua wbau you net net your payor and we will act promptly.

HOW THEY HATE US! According to some correspondents at Geneva, America was "sever so thoroughly hated" by the people of Kurope, both former companions in arms and former foes. This hostility is attributed' to our refusal to tie ourselves up to the League of Nations. The League admittedly is far from an entire success and thcise correspondents say America is blamed for its failure. They hate us, eh? Well, let us see. The other day the French government, through a cabinet minister, expressed its gratitude to the women of America for their inestimable services in the reconstruction of homes destroyed by the German invaders. France will never forget, he sail, the debt it owes to America and especially to its women who hare given so freely, not only of their money, but of their time and energy and peculiar sympathetic talents to the restoration of the homes of the poor peasants. One American women restored an entire town, including not only the dwellings but the public buildings. Anne Morgan supervised the activities of an association which Jias accomplished wonders in the devastated districts. A delegation of members of the American Legion has just returned from a three weeks' tour of France and Belgium and its corataander reports that Its welcome everywhere was "unapproached by any reception in these nations ever before accorded a party of unofficial visitors from a foreign country." Throughout their brief trip they were overwhelmed with kindness from their enthusiastic hosts. Everywhere they were recognized aa representatives of the force that saved Europe for civilization. lhe peoples of Faane and Belgium could not do too much for them. And Russia? The people there, who are being rescued from the famine which resulted from the bolshevik tyranny and misrule do not exactly hate the agents of the American relief administrations.

Uiniug saloon have a combined length of 250 feet. There are suites comprising bedrooms, living room, private dining room and Bun parlor a veritable fur'nished flat at a price for the seven-day voyage that would no doubt, astonish even a New York .landlord. .There is a "street" of fashionable shops for passengers particularly feminine ones who do not know how to get rid of their money. There are tennis courts, a moving picture theater, a swimming pool, a gymnasium and even a golf course.. While a great many words are used to emphasize the conveniences, there is nothing said of the thing that so many persons just now are most interested in the rates. Hotel prices are coming down, but when is ocean travel going to become less expensive? Steerage accomodations cost more today than first cabin did a few years ago. The rates today are prohibitive for certain classes of persons, such as teachers and clergymen, who used to go abroad every year or two. Many former tourists wculd be satisfied to travel on boats that did not possess all the latest luxuries and conveniences if accomodations could be provided at reasonable rates. Certain lines are complaining of a lack pf patronage. A fleet of moderate priced "one cabin" boats might solve their problem.

THE HIGH COST OF VOYAGING. Dispatches from Hamburg say the most conspicuous object in that city, one that can be seen for miles around is a huge new ocean steamship which i3 nearing completion for an American line. It is, of course, "the largest in the world." A description of this "floating palace" is couched in superlatives. The vessel is the last word in luxury a? well as in size. The ceiling of the restaurant is f.O feet high. This apartment and a connecting grand

NOT BRITAIN'S LOSS ALONE. England is concerned about the future of her historic places. Not only are the owners of some famous estates unable longer to maintain them and they are destined to go on the market, but Runnymede, the place where the barons put the thumbscrews on King John over 700 years ago and compelled him to sign Magna Charta was recently advertised for sale and brougth no bidders. However, the latter situution Is explained to have been due to it not having been known that It waa the historic meadew that was offered. Since then it has been withdrawn from the market. In Britain a rich man may be poor, poor in hav

ing too much property. With the taxes entailed by the war maintenance of property is proving too much cf a burden to be endured and many places made famous by great events In the" island's story may be hawked about to find a buyer. Since they may prove too expensive to maintain purely for historic associations many are likely to lose their present character in being diverted to practical use. A castle may have a wealth of history and tradition surrounding it, but if it does not pay for its upkeep, and the owner is short of funds, material considerations may dictate Its alteratioa or razing. Britain's 2,000 years of history have given many sites importance in the record of events. It may be desirable to retain them, but there is such a thing as being too rich in the possession of them and too poor to keep them. Yet, should the British permit famous buildings to be removed and historic sites to be forgotten no small part of the attraction which the island presents to Americans especially will pass away. We have not been in existence as a nation long enough to have many shrines. Britain is rich in them and they draw many American visitors. England modernized will not be the charming place that England -with piles dating back to the Tudors, the Plantagenets or the Normans Is. Therefore it is tobe hoped that the present strain on owners will not continue to the point of obliterating many of the historic places. That would not be a British loss alone.

VENUS THE brilliant planet you were looking at just before sunlrse, will soon have Jupiter and Saturn as companion morning stars. Get up early some morning and observe the celestial spectacle.

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Passing Show IXOI'D GEORGE may welcome THAT toothache, there Is nothing LIKE It for making a man Foil GET all his other troubles. JF" girls dressed fundamentally THE way they used to they COl'LD count with reasonable confidence OX their corset steels TO turn the bandits' bullets "WHEN' they happen to be out motoring ITU gentlemen friends LATE at night but we don't suppose i Ml'CH reliance can be PLACED on georgette crepe. WOMEN of fashion In China HAVE adopted the short skirt WHO says that the march of Cl IUZATIOV is not going on? EVERVTIUXG has Its compensations JVST as Mr. Emerson WHO by the way was quite a thinker FOR his time, observed and rROHABLY the man who Is a FAILVRE in life WOULD be rather disagreeable AS a success. HILL HAYWOOD is a right In Russia NO matter lfthere Isn't any food there IF Bill doesn't do any more won K there than he did here HE can't have much of an appetite. WHE.N a homely woman IS told that she looks like SOME other homely woman AMD the other woman hears about it THEY both get about AS mad as they can be. WE don't know much, but we do know THAT the happy-go-lucky young man ISN'T that way when he gets O the shady side of forty. THITRE may be disagreement OV the question of tha open shop BUT all are unanimous IV wishing for the opening of the shops. DOING one's literary work AT home where one is not disturbed

HAS Its grea, advantages BUT it does interfere somewhat WITH one's powers of concentration TO be understrict Instructions TO let the dog out for a few minutes AD then be sure that he is BROUGHT back In ayain.

Forgetting Soap an M Omen. Stage people regard It as unlucky t leave soap behind In their dressing rooms when on tour.

MAN'S BEST AGE A man is as old as his organs ; ho can be as vigorous and healthy at , 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in performing their functions. Keep your vital organs healthy with

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CHATS WITH YOUR Gas Man Home comfort is as typically; jAmerican as the Statue of Liberty. No other people in tbe world have so many domestic; conveniences. ! Foreigners marvel at tke, things which American housekeepers take for granted central heating system, , gasequipped kitchens, instantane-( ous not water supply in shining white bathrooms. They re-, gard these things as luxuries for; the very rich. Americans accept them as a matter of course ; without thought of where they ; come from, or why. Yet the' story of their development ia!, not an old one. The gas stove, for ecrample, has been practical only since 1880. Ita evolution from itaj crude beginning to the efficient,1 economical appliance of today, is a marvel; 45,000,000 people! in 4,600 American communities; depend upon it for the preparation of food. This has been ac-, complished by careful study; : and experimentation by gas ex-' perts to meet the public need.' Just think for a moment:; what would you do without it? Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company

ammond Self Service Grocery Co.

220 East State Street Phone 4014 ; $3.00 Orders Delivered Free

70c 93c

COFFEE Freshly Roasted Every Week. Our Special, 3 pounds

Tip Top, 3 pounds Monarch 3 lbs

We guarantee our Coffees to be the equal or better than any costing 10c per lb. more or we refund your money. Butter, Gilt Edge Tub. Our customers say it is the best in Ham

mond, pound Lard, Swift's Pure, 2 pounds for Bacon, Swift's Brisket, pound . . , Miller & Hart's Meatlets, pound . . Bacon, pound Summer Sausage, pound Dried Beef, pound Hockless Hams, pound Square Deal Bacon pound

Cheese, Full Cream,

America, Mild, pound Brick. pound Luncheon, pound Walnuts, new crop, pound Graham Flour 5 pounds for Whole Wheat Flour. 5 pounds for , Rye Flour, 5 pounds for Jelke's Goodluck 2 pounds for

Borax Washing Powder, A in a

Vinegar, Cider or White, gallon ... Carryall Bags

45c 26c 18c 36c 32c 30c 50c 19c 19c

Young

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SUGAR 1 0 lbs. for for 60c ' NAVY BEANS Hand picked Michigan. This

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RAISINS Sun Maid Seeded, pkg Thompson Fancy Seedless, 1 lb. pkg. . Currants, Peacock Brand, 1 1 oz .pkg. .

25c 25c 22c

year s crop. 5 pounds for

RICE .Rice, Fancy Blue Rose OQp 5 pounds for

BROOMS Another sale of those 75c Union Made Brooms, while they :l 39c

FLOUR Ceresota or Gold t 1 AA Medal. 1-8 bbl..-. 1,UU (With an order of $3.00. Sugar, Butter, Milk and Eggs not included.)

SOAP Birch White Laundry OQc Soap, 10 bars for . . .

Preserves 8 oz Pure Strawberry 1 Preserves, each

Prunes, Oregon or California,

big, juicy ones, pound Shredded Cocoanut, Vl lb. pkg Pop Corn, Snow Ball, 1 lb 0. H. Henry's 2 for 15c, each Bar Candies, 12 varieties, 3 for Honey, California, quart jar Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour .... Plantation Pancake Flour, 2Yi lb. bag . . Cream of Wheat per pkg Ricet, per pkg

Grenco Kidney Beans, pound ) . ...

2 for 29c. Goodrick Pie Filling, Cocoanut,

Chocolate or Lemon, Pkg

15c

15c 6c 8c 10c 59c 12c 29c 26c 22c

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COOKIES Cocoanut Bars, pound . .. Fig New-tons, pound Oat Meal Crackers pound Assorted Cookies, per pound Graham Crackers pound

Family tins Graham or Libby Soda, per tin CfZr while they last OUt

20c 17c 14c 18c 15c

Owing to our increased business, we have put on an auto truck and make two deliveries a day, leaving the store at 10 A. M. and 3 P. M. We deliver to East Chicago and Hessville. $3.00 orders delivered free. Phone 4014.

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fine car comfort and power with low cost of operation in a degree never before known. TOU CAN SAFELY EXPECT FROM THE PACKARD SINGLE-SIX A YEARLY AVERAGE OF 17 MILES OR BETTER TO THE GALLON OF GASOLINE, 2,000 MILES OR BETTER TO THE GALLON OF ' OIL, AND 15.000 MILES OR BETTER FROM TIRES The Packard Single -Six Touring is now $2975, feO.be Detroit v PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT V Gary Motor Car Distributees 308-10 W. 5th Ave. Phone 4885 Gary, Ind. CLsh the man who own otic