Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 138, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1921 — Page 8

PAGE EIGHT TTTE TIMES Thursday, December 1, 1921,

COLLEGE MAIDS DISCOURSE ON MARK COST

IIEAD OF NEWEST WOMAN'S PARTY GOES TO EUROPE

Chicago Co-EcU Say Love and Marriage Cannot Be Determined by Dollars Per Week in Tlies8 ParlousTinie3.

rmTtRNrnoNAL news SEimcei CHICAGO. Dso. Ixive and rr.arrlase cannot bo determined by ilollais per weak, aooorAing to co-e.1s at tha University f Chicago ami at Northwestern university. Wh.ll tiicy to thtt hann't rouoh of a ohancs and matrimony Is Mkaly to a failure on 13 than from tiO to $78 per -week, these days, they re almost unanimous In the view that when the risht Prince Char-mlns; wmfs alone tie Is usually accepted "for txtter, for worse." without any undue fmpheili put cpon the size of his pay check. "Money won't count at all when the riaht man comes alcngr." said Mlos El!teTb KJiolle, University of Chlcar co-e4. But Isn't It funny there aren't so many ideal yoanj- men as there vmI to tssT" Miss Helen Ahlttroro, senior and coed l!tor at Northwestern rnilvsre-lty said If she Insfsted on her future husband earning $50 a week. JTi a wee'A. 1100 a week, or any set amount, she "mifht never ;et married at alL" - vr hn the rtgTtt sun ooraf alorrs;." ha paid, "we wont wei ry afcoot tbe roomy part of the fearsaln. TTell get along sornehow." 200 A MOSTH H KUUDKTD Ml Marl XlerrartX a senior who has had a wealth of experience In "taok of the yards" charity work, said a young man s-hould really earn 1269 a month to venture Into matrimony. "But there are exceptions, mark ytra" ne added.

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1000 Eggs in Every Hen

Wer jsftaga Of ouitry Keeping' Ghet IolI.r A Qoaen Erg's Tamoua Fotil-trrman

Mrs. O. H. P. rWlmont, phot traphed Just before taiUnK.

Salary doesn't count nearly so much as team work, according1 to Miss Jane Donahue, freshman, who said it all depends upon the man and the vlrl They may have an Income of $1,000 a "

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TELLS HOW

"Tfca arreat trouble with the poultry bualsaas has always ben that the layIn f life of a hn was too short" sys Henry Trafford. International Poultry nxpart and Breeder, for nearly eij-huen years Editor of Poultry Success, The average pullet lay 150 errs. If kept the seoond year, she may J00 more . Then she goes to market. Tet. It has bean scientifically established that every pullet la born or hatched with over one thousand minutie esrs germs In bar system and will lay them n a highly profitable basis over a period cf four to slat years tlma If given proper car. How to work to get 1.000 ertr from every hen; how to get pullets laying early; how to make the old hens lay like pullets; how to kep up heavy erf production ail through, cold winter months when eirgs are highest; triple eg production; make slacker hens hustle; $5.00 profit from every hen in six winter months. These and many other money making- poultry secrets are contained In Mr. Trafford's "1.000 EOO HEN" system of poultry raising, one copy of which will be Bant absolutely free to any reader of this paper who keeps six hens ,or more. Eggs should go to a dollar ' or more a dozen this winter. This means big. profit to the poultry keerer who geta the egg. Mr. Trafford teils how, if you keep chickens and want them to make money for you, cut out this ad and send it with your name and address to Henry Trafiorci Suite 151 E Court, Binrhamton, X. ard a free copy of 'THE 1.000 E-GrG HEX" will be sent by return mail. adv.

Lt TU TnsaUr Man Look You Up CapyrixBt ryo,T Tumiu Issssisi Cavnurt

YOU can't avoid accidents by look

ing for them, but you can easily avoid trouble and loss they may cause by insuring your automobile

in The Travelers

weak and still not b happy, or they

may have to get along on $60 a weak and etlll make marriage a "to."

Mis Virginia Kendal. Wyvern Clul.

said $50 a week waa enough; two could live modestly on that sum.

"Tec," added Miss Adelaide Scan.

Ian. "fifty dollars a week Is enoufh

but his father should be well fixed."

The lowest estimate of what two

could live on and be happy was made

by Miss Evelyn Carlson, a freshman.

who thought $85 a week "would do."

A referendum of fifteen other co-eds disolosed estimates varying from $50 a week to $360 a week, and with one girl

and exceedingly pretty, too assert

ing she wouldn't marry any man no

matter what his salary.

HAYS MAKES A RULING

ON RURAL POST BOXES

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE COLUilldUS. Ohio. Dec- Indorse

ment has been given by Postmaster General Hays to the ruling by At-

torn:eT-C"eneral Ploe of Oh!l-o, that

power Is vted In the Ohio Highway

Department to remove rural delivery mall boxes when placed too near a highway.

"The Poet Office departmeinit Is In

terested In the. Improvement of post roads and will not nuport any nnrea-

onable attempt by a patron of a

rural rrrje to maintain his box In a

position which the authorltle of your State believe constitute an obstruc

tion," Footmaatcr-GeneraJ Hayes wrote to Attorney- General Price who had submitted his ruling to the Poatmast-

x-Qnral before making It public "Boxes must be so piaoed that rural delivery drivers need not leave the vjBhlcU tn delivering the mall." Post-maater-Oeneral Hays aid. "This doesn't mean that driver must be anabled to remain on the paved portion of a hlrhway." he atated. The Attorney-General's ruling was prompted by a request from State Highways DLroctor Herrdck. who stated that patrons place maU boxes on the dirt portion of road, within a foot, ocnetlmes, of the paved portion.

Wtr Consumption. ! Ad averse American town uses' for 11 purposes from 60 to 150 gallons of water a day or each Inhabitant

POOR MAN'S DOCTOR

THOCSAXDJ GET WELL Million yt paople who despaired of ever regaining their health are loud In their prale for th Famous Bui g-ar! an Blood Tea, which assists nature to produce such a vitalizing eff t upon the human system. It Is the poor man's doctor b-ec-au3e it is simple to prepare and Its cost Is very small. It relieves oorurtlpatlon, stomach llvier, kidney and bowel ailment. Taken steaming hot it helps break up n oold quickly and guards agaillnst Influenza. Pneumonia or thr sickness. Bulgarian Blood Tea Is sold by drupel everywhere. Adv.

Air In a Sickroom. T make trie air fresh In a sickroom, dip a sheet in a pall of water to which has been added a small amount of ammonia or llstertn. Wring out until almost dry j then hang La front of an open window where there la gentle breexe.

USE SULPHUR TO

HEN. YOUR SKIN

Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema Helped Over Night.

For unsightly skin eruption, raah or blotches on fore, neck, arm or body, you do not have to wait for relief from torture or embarrassment. iK'lares a noted skin specialist. Ap,ily a little Mentho-Suiphur and lmi!xvoment shows next day. Because of Its germ destroying properties, nothing has ever been found to take th place of this sullilmr preparation. The moment you npply it h,e-alirfg begins. Only those who have had uneig-htly skin troubles an know th-delight this MenthoSulphur brings. Even fiery. ltcJblng eczema is dried right, up. Get a small Jar from any good drug--trit nrd uj-e It II Ve eld rren.m . Adv.

EWARE

of Stale Fish Buy your fish from a dealer who scales every pound sold and guarantees its freshness and that always eats like more.

The Hammond Fish Market I

235 State Street

Times Want Ads Bring Results

First Trust & Savings Bank Insurance Department Jnlhxs H. Meyn, Mgr. HAMMOND, IND.

Saturday Specials In the Popular Drag Department Every day, more and more people who are practicing economy are buying all their Drugs and Toilet Goods at the Lion Store. Here's proof it pays to do so. These prices are good for Saturday only!

SALTED STATIONERY JORDAN ALMONDS PEANUTS Jurt fer s.tnrP' j We receive them J erpOSSd fresh every day. choic of 39C SHK '-00bo. Extra Large and Fancy 12c SOc BEEF, WINE AND RwT " IRON Broken n IKU5 t t MILK CHOCOLATl Brmdo- and TorJc in bulkf per pound 69c 33c "4 O'CLOCK EPSOM SALTS CAMEL . . . . CIGARETTES CHOCOLATES 4 pounds of the ay in your Xma. pure crystals m QOW Sat. 75cVaIae Perpoand aaiutary can ur(y enJy cartrm, 49c 37c $1.59 rjlY fipp'! "Htimany" ixai rirLS ULA(. vegetal Very S?iJ, Ead. SpUndid AfterShnbi 10c 69c

OPEN EVENINGS 1

FREE TRIAL NO MONEY DOWN

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OPEN EVENINGS

PRICES CUT! TERMS SLASHED! NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED

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We will sell every now, used and shopworn Phonograph during this Sale, regardless of cost or value, no reasonable offer will be

refused, this is an opportunity for the people of Gary to purchase a phonograph at a bargain price and have music in your home for Xmas MUSIC The Greatest of All Xmas Gifts.

TMsSaleliiclodesAIlStandardMakei

Such as Victor. Sonora, Edison, Starck Classique, Kimball, Pathe, etc Call tonight, select your bargain.

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'rade in Your Present Phonograph or Piano as First Payment. We Allow Full Cash value.

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Even at These Low Prices We Are Including FREE 12 Selections of

! the Latest Music, 6 Double Face 1

Records. Full NeedSqnip-

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rhls Is on of th" beatlfal Uprleht HiideLs lndud'M In this great ale. Xant it a beaatr?

IS ALL YOU NEED PAY

Thsa Machines Play Ail Raoords Corrsotly Without Extra Attachments.

REtilEPBER: You Do Hot Pay One Cent Down on Any of Those Phonographs

UPRIGHT MODKU PI4AV8 AliXi RECORDS, FINK TO.VE CONSOLE MODiCU OAJa CARE, REGL LAll $800 MODEL. CONSOLE MOIiKLs AX) AM FDUOD DESIGN. LIKE NEW

..$97 S137 $186

PERIOD MODEL. A REAL HIGH-CLASS (JOQpf PHONOGRAPH AT A REAL SAVING. . . POQ SMALL SLZE UPRIGHT, BEA UTITU L QQQ PA OAK CASE; A REAL SNAP AT ONLY tPOOsOU LARGE SIZE UPRIGHT, WORTH TWICE THE SS,?!.W.E.A.,': $108.50 CONSOLE MODEL. XAHOGA2TT CASE; Q1 ) A REAL BUT AT ONLT TABLE MODEL, GOOD TONEj Q4 PA IN GOOD CONDITION pT:tU BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT MODEL, GOLDEN OAK CASE, REGULAR $160 STYLE J CQQ PRICED NOW AT ONLY vOi No Money Down

Entlr stock of mrw, sample, SHOPWORN and seoonOftana PHONOGRAPHS to bo SACRIFICED within tho NEXT FEW DAYS. WE MUST hare ROOM. Hundreds of new "STARCK CLASSIQUE" Phonographs arc now belnc finished up In our GIGANTIC FACTORIES, nere Is YOUR chanoel We hare a BARGAIN for YOU. one that wlU JIST SUIT YOUR TASTE and YOUR POCKETBOOK. reardles of HOW much or how LITTLE yon WISH to PAY. MAKE op your MIND to BE HERE EARLY.

Why Watt?

Her Is raur ppertualty, lust tlirnt a Phoaosrraph fr a low a prlo as aboT. aad soaraatd. Thoao Instruments look and play Ilk now and Tn at the low prloaa w lnclud FREE twlT section o moalo.

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Free Trial Select Your Phonograph; We Will fed It to your home for Free Trial End if Not Perfectly Satisfied We $ffl Exchange Same Without One j Cent Cost tftYQU,.

This beaatlfal Phono-rph Is only

of the many great barsratns

tnolnded In this Out Price Phonograph Sale. A nomber of the Console Flat Model Phonograph wlU

be sold ei OK AND

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Act Today!

To rt the best bart-ala as th treat saTer will ro first, call th family torethor sAd come In at once, make yoor seloctlon auu auvo muelo CtuiBtoxas,

Full sieve cabinet, like new; guaran- 77

teed. Iteular $150 style V I Mahogany case. Like new. Regular $200 size Mahogany case. Good tone. C0 C Nearly new. $150 style $00 Mahogany case. Good tone. CQE, See this special bargain vJD

Tost like new. Oak case. andy bargain. $150 style 9UQ onsole model, mahogany case. M 300 Colonial period design PlS-J ull size; taken in exchange LQ7

.or new Starck Classique

Table Model, oak case. 1 7 Real bargain v'

Table model, walnut case. Plays nicely

Out of Town Customers We 8 hip any Phonograph anywhere in the U. S. direct from our factories. Chicago, on our Free Trial, No Money Down, Easy Payment Plan. Write for Special Bargain Bulletin.

BUY YOUR XMAS PHONOGRAPH NOW!

Li, Jim Jiir jteojyu

Manufacturer Starck Grand, Upright and Player Pianos

552 BROADWAY

GARY

Your Present Talking Machine or Piano Accepted Regardless of an or con

dition as first payment to- j ward any of these bargain ; We will allow full prescn cash, value.

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