Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 214, Hammond, Lake County, 3 March 1922 — Page 20
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mieal crisis invoUing the possible ! . VTA.SM l iTl'.V. March ;!. ' 'liarsrs resignation of Premier Lloyd Ifi.rti - ' t !ia t Wiiii.un S. Kcti.von of low a. Is tryta. lot been completely averted. it i in to h.--tjnn " ;t sc...n.I .IikIki- 1-in-vi a. s (leclared ir Ilnwnlng street ycst.T- :li.-'- uf tit federal l.-n.li. were math; lia.y (hat tho atmosphere was vU-ared. lure jesterday by friends of Senator .Adherents of tho premipr claimed Truman Jf. u berry of Michigan, in that h'.s political foes within the coali- reply t Kenyon's speceh before stution party w ern adopting a concilia- dents of the I i v rrsity of Missouri, In tory attitude. Hitherto t heir hostil tty ! li ieh ho referred to Now Lorry as "a va so marked tnat it gained for them j traitor. wors than J-.uias lseariot.." th Cioknarae of the "die hards." Senator Spencer. (Til of Missouri,
A. J. Balfour, diplomat, and one of I No berry 's chief deffMider in the -n-
ine Keeno.sc states. ne.i in i.reat Kritain a issued a. .statement today in which ar.-i Auaton Chamberlain, s.-,vorntnent : he chained Keriy.-n with 'insult i r. k the
City Dollar Worth More Than Farmers f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE rOLLMBl'S, March -Deflation has injured every line of business, but unequal deflation has hit the farmer hardest of all." declared I,. J. Taber, Barnesville. State Director of Agriculture. "The farmer's dollar has a buying power of 93 to 101. as compared with the pre-war dollar, while the dollar of the city businesH man has a buying power of US as compared to his pre-war dollar.
iP0INCESS MARY'S WEDDING GOWN AS AN ARTIST SEES IT
Ivoler In the house of commons are Mr. -is up the re. -raK.lt ran Is in the p.-irty. B' th are icernbcra ol the unionist Wiiti of the coalition. Conferences vera held durin;? the day la an attempt to etfect a comprorr.i i. The opposition to the premier Is he1ns directed by Sir George Tcmirer, chairman of tho unitey party. He was one of the rncit active oopi ti"nt of a general election when 't wi oroposed to hold such an eloction in l-Vbrtiary. The premier la fl'ht!--r the ha-det
Vattle of his Jon ad ,orta.eu:ar po-
Borate" and "dii-'sracine the bench." "Kciivon Know s full well." said Spencer, "that Senator Newberry is a Christian .tenth-man of tin-highest integrity and patriotism. To call Sen
ator Newberry n traitor woiso than !
Judas 1 sea riot dishonors the Jude who said it nnd hrin.irs (lisarace on the bench which it u hoped would be adorned by tho selection uf Senator Kenyon. "Son-e excuse can he made for such unfounded villifl -ation and venmous exar, 4;ra t Ion on the stump ithogh even there it is con demnable ) but from a
lit lea career. His friends believe he juJee upon hose impartiality so much
v-i:i win. but 1 not. it is predicted that j depends, it is pitiful. his successor will be Mr. Balfour. "One of the leaders In the senate exLeaders of the unionist rarty at anlclaimed In h!s indignation; 'Kenyon Informal conference in the a ftrrnoon uusht to be impeached.'
the position he
iiso-isaed Uoyd George's demand that "Having secured
es-urances fci jriven hm that ho win 'wants, he insults the senate of the
receive full support wllh'n the coalition party. It is believed that a ineeting- of the coalition party will le called within a ithart time to determine whether or not formal pledges shall be given to support the prime minister. Mr. Balfour, who Is acting as mediator, dented that the premier had declared that either Sir Oerrg- Younger must resigrn or he will rttlre.
TTnlted Slates by his inference that they seated a traitor and he seeks to dishonor the president from whose hands he received his own appointment, because he knows well enough how sincerely and openly the president repressed his condemnation of the
malicious and unfounded propaganda !
against senator Newberry and his earnest hope that Senator Newberry would be seated."
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"Give a Bonus to Our Men" By Rus Collier and Ben Seigel (Re-arranged by Tom Bashaw) CHORUS If 70a only, only knew Just what your soldier lids went through, Ia trenches dying while shells were flying, Th' foe defying, they stood by you; Though oar country's safe again, Let U3 succor those brave meat It's tiue we can't pay In gold For th' brave and th bold of Old Glory, That's th story, but give a bonus to our men!
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A11 srtfst's eonceptlon f the ssw prorei and completed deairn Princees Mary's weddiag gvra. Fabrics and ornaments that srw white, Bilvery and sparkling combined to make a veritable fairy robe for H. R. H. Princess Mary wben she became the bride of Viscount Lascelles. Thousands of seed and baroque pearls trimmed the fabric, and three nart. . strands of orange blossoms forraed coronet for her.
E. C. Minas Co.
SPECIALS
For Saturday Night 7 to 9 WOMEN'S SILK HOSE-Pure Pure thread silk, fashioned back. $1.65 value. Spc- iJ MER. TABLE DAMASK 58 inches wide, an extra good weight. Very highly mercerized, beautiful stripe and floral patterns. A nexcellent wearing quality. Special, per IQ yard ' i7C NOVELTY GIRDLES Chain and celluloid disks in an assortment of colors, green, blue, red and black. Regular OQ50c value. Special. ... 27 C MEN'S COLLARS Ide or Arrow collars in all sizes. OC 15c each or 2 for FINE CHOCOLATES Assorted flavors, in heavy coated chocolate. Specially priced, 1 per lb 1ZJ PEANUT BRITTLE New fresh stock. Specially priced 1 C,, per lb AOC COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE Regular 25c tube. Spe- 1 Qcial at XUC BAYER'S ASPIRIN TABLETS Regular 25c value, 1 Oispecial, per box (Limit of 2 boxes) SILK CAMISOLES Very elaborately trimmed with filet lace, washable silk. Special 29 C FELS NAPTHA SOAP C Limit of 10 bars. Perbar ,C COFFEE Peaberry Qft brand, 4 lbs UC
RAZOR BLADES For Gillette razor, six blades in a package. Specially QQf priced at JaC (Basement)
INFANTS GERTRUDES Mad.; of fine quality nainsook and lace trimmed on the bottom) Q Special, each VOILE CURTAINS 24 yards long, of plain white voile, hemstitched hem at sides and bottom. Very specially 2 Q priced at BOYS' BLOUSES Made of percale in fancy stripes for the small boy 6 to 9 years OQor 7 to 9 years, at,... (Second Floor)
I "Xothinj? radical will take place in agriculture, but it will slowly turn to
a better condition. There la no patent medicine that will make Industry feel better overnight. The road out is the way of economy, thrift, faith and work. "Kxport trade has increased In foodstuffs, although the value of goods exported has fallen off. The greater tonnage has been absorbed by the decline in prices, and there Is not the Mjrplus btock in this country that is fe-cneralty supposed. With this surplus
J absorbed, recovery is in sisht for the
i jarmrr, out it w ill not come in a single and llnancier and a member of the
day." J Uedde: economy committee. Director Taber declared that, "given ! discussing- the debt question with
a square deal and fair prices, the
American farmer will t ill be fcodlne I Incheapa said:
ery man, woman and child in Amcrt- ' "America need have no doubt as
i i years from now." the .stability
SAYS ENGLAND WILL PAY ALL HER DEBTS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE T.o.VltoN. March 3. Assurance that :reat Britain will pay her debt to the I'nited States were priven to America by Lord Inchcooa. railroad mu-nnt
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SPECIAL FURNITURE OFFER FOR SATURDAY SIMMONS STLXL BED A ny regular size. In Veinice $Q 7 C Martin and white enamel. Special at Oe O
EDWARD C. MINAS CO. New Spring Coats
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fdiall live -within our income and pav our way without l.-rrMi av more money. We will reduce our debt." this was regarded as indicative ot General restlveness in official and business circles In Britain over delay of the United State funding? commission In announcing what the debt demands will be . Lusiuesa leaders declare there cannot be a trade revival until American finding terms are known. Officials are anxious to know the terms before proceeding with proposed budget reductions.
Nothing is ever too "advanced" for young misses in fact, the newer, the mere
Q novel, the better they like it. That is
wny mey will be especially thrilled by these "just arrived" coats for spring. They are smartly tailored styles just like big sister's, with novel pockets and belts and buttons; and have the same raglan sleeves, too. Of course, the colors are just what they want, in RED. GREEN, TAN and ROOKIE. They come in these fine materials of POLLAIRE. WYANDOTTE. VELOUR. FANCY PLAIDS. The smartest kind of a coat for the young girls at $12.50 SMART RED CHINCHILLA COATS In the New Sport Styles at $19.75
Movies Used to Aid Police in Man Hunt (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LONDON. March The klnema has been adopted by the Lnftllsh police as a means of detecting criminals. Two dead babies were sent through the post from Hamsgats to Ireland, and tho sender has not yet been discovered.
- -9. A lnJ!L .r.lsourr th. polio htk payinsr whatever Is asked for fish
showing on the screens at klnemai throughout the country the label which was attached to the parcel with the request that anyone recognizing- the handwriting should at once communicate with the police.
Surrounded by Fish But Price Is High
HONOLULU, T. H. Time was -when the native of Hawaii could subsist upon his favorite foods, fish and poj. In almost unlimited quantities, at a cost to him of only the trouble of pulltng a lish or two from the shoal waters over the reef and of dipping: Into the old family pol bowl which graced every Hawaiian home. At present he pays 7 to 19 cents a pound for rol and from 60 cents to J1.60 per pound for fish. These statllng figures, which, as far as fish la concerned, affect all resident of Honolulu, were broutrht out In the course of a probe of retail prices. It is stated that hljrh nrlees have been
brought about by the wealthier clavn
The Young Miss will Find Plenty of
Style in these New Capes and Wraps at $12.50
Edward C. Minas Co.
Spring Stetson Hats
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i. ....... . mi . uiv otuwiui anu iiavu panels in the back with heavy silk tassel as a finish. They are fully lined with silk. Come and inspect these new models and you'll agree they are the nicest wraps you have seen for a long time. A feature price is $12.50.
Coats for Miss
8 to 12 Years Are Spring Models at $6.75 e have an unusually fine collection of new Spring Coats for the miss who has not quite reached the flapper age. An especially good number is one of tailored POLLAIRE in the shade of tan, the best color liked for spring it has two envelope pockets and is fully lined. Girls' Serge Sailor Suits at $3.95
They are typical sailor suits for girls of dependable serge and it wouldn't be a sailor suit without a red tie. Special values at $3.95. (Second Floor.)
New Crisp 'Ring O-Rosy' Gingham Dresses, $2.25
Blossom-like little Frocks for wee girls. With little-girlish, delectable pockets winsome neckiines and quirks of charm here
or mere, or everywhere J I hey re made of sturdy, yet fine, dainty quality gingham, and the colors arc fast they'll ail wash! In dark colors or daintier ones for afternoon wear. Sizes 2 to 16, at $2.25. There Are Remarkable Millinery
Values Here for Spring
Children's NewSpring Hats at $4.75 Our Junior Section features new sailor and chin chin hats of Milan in all the colorings. Many have ribbon streamers with touches of embroidery. One smart model is priced at $4.75 Of course, for the tiny girl who wants frills and poises, ribbons and such, there are dressy hats in various colors, $1.95 and 2.50 Juniors Section. 2nd Floor
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NEW SPRING STi'LES AND PATTERN ARRIVING BY THE HUNDREDS
Spring Suits, $35 1
NEW COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
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Smart mixtures, worsteds, stripes, checks, plain grays, blues I brown, and novelues in a complete rangeP of sLs Many I ot these suits include two pair of trousers U
Hats for Spring, $3.50 New styles, new shades, new shapes for men and young men at a very special price. Men's Trousers, $3.75 In desirable suiting mixtures, striped and plain worsteds, blue serges, flannels and mixtures. Sizes 28 to 44. Exceptional values. For High School Boys New Two Trouser Suits
Snappy sport styles and belted models. New fancy mixture effects, pencif stripes and plain blues, browns and greens. Sizes 16 to 20 years. Priced extremely low, including two pair of long trousers, at
meir wearer, ihe
are here to please every taste
values at $5.00.
Fashion finds her staunchest ally in Spring, for it is then that the new styles have their vogue.
Bright colors that appeal to the eye; and shapes and materials that are becoming to
newest and daintiest creations for Spring
Come see these important
Thre Are Charming Models, Too, at $8.50
Boys7 2 Pants Suits,
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Norfolk yoke style, sturdy woolens in mixtures and neat stripes. Both trousers lined. Sizes 6 to 1 7 years.
$5 $8
Men's Shoe Values Here's a store full of money saving opportunities; every pair of Men's Shoes is somebody's opportunity and jour size and style is bound to be among them. By buying a second pair and dividing the wear, you get longer service and greater comfort from your Shoes and it's easier to keep them looking well.
Here a brown calfskin Sht built on a favorite conservative last. If you're a man who "docs things" you'll like it, $6.00,
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