Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 348, Hammond, Lake County, 25 April 1922 — Page 6

PUT IN A HARD DAY'S WORK "Us was trying to work 24 hour a day." , : .!' po!'o lndUrtmostt ay.tat

officer eaw him.. Also they cay that his car carried no lights. They ordered Win to halt. Ho aped on j and pat the ofttcers, nearly knockIng them down. They waited. Soon Sartl appeared In the oftlnir. He was comtn? ECONOMIC FATE OF EUROPE RESTS WITH THESE MEN; LLOYD GEORGE AND ALLIED DELEGATES SNAPPED AT GENOA Moits Sart!. Douglas street Jltaey' couth on Hohman street HeV i .-,! ator. who last night tried to ran down officers FVnk and Flannlsam after they'd vrdared him to .-arti, driving north on Hohman jitroot at 9:S0 p. m appeared droopcd over the wheel. He carried no p-?s. enters. He was speeding. The 4 been up town and picked up a passenger. The cops lay in wait for him. They nabbed him. Sergeant John Flsher with a sense of humor, his brother off.cers could not see, considering their narrow escape from the wheels of the JitSl - SWW s " & WOLF - HAMMOND, too Act Just One Standard. Whether it be in supplying gas or electricity to oar customers cr in selling appliances through which these commodities are to be used, we know only one standard. That is: What 'will be bezf. and most economical for the customer? Having answered this question, we conduct our business always in accordance with this one requirement BOY

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Consult with experts In planning for any new gas or electric equipment in the home, office or factory, you will find the advice of our Sales Service Department of real benefit to you.

It is not merely a question of making a sale. The first consideration with us is that the customer shall have the equipment vhich will do the work in the best way and with greatest economy. This service is yours for the asking. Ranges delivered and installed free. Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company

Leaders of the allied delegations at the Palais Re ale between sessions. Left to right, numbered, are: 1 Carlos Schanzer, Italian foreign minister; 2 Sir Robert Home, counselor of the exchequer of Great Britain; 3 Premier David Lloyd George; 4 Sir Laming Worthington Evans of Great Britain; 5 Premier Facta of Italy, president of the conference; 6 Louis Barthou, head of the French delegation.

These men are bringing all their diplomatic skill and the pressure of their governments to diagnose and cure the economic ills of Europe. They were snapped between recent cessions at the

conference now on at Genoa, Italy. To date the demands of the Russian soviet government for recognition and consideration of their war claims in settling the financial problems has taken

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David Lloyd George. England's premier, are now seeking to void the German-soviet pact mad at Rapallo.

ney, says the operator admitted tryIns to work 24 hours a day. "Tu g-otta do It," says Sartl, "to make a living now In this Jitney business. There's so many operating: yU' can't make no dough." Sartl says he was asleep and ran into a telephone pole. That's how he excused his light-less lights. Police hooked him on a charge of reckless driving.

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End of the Month Sale

Wednesday, April 26 th Lasts 4 Days There will be Four Days of Swift Selling. The month of April we propose to make one of the biggest and best in our history the prices and values offered at this time, coupled with an enthusiastic co-operating sales organization will sure put the proposition over. See us now. See us every day. Watch our windows.

BLANKET ROMPER ORGANDIE BLOOMER SCARF SUITS Baby Blanket, Gingham White and Ladies line Stamped Scarf Athle'ic Union extra value Romper, dark colors. 40 in. Crepe Bloomer a special value Suits for boys, for only style, each wide, yard full ?ize , siz to 1 4 10c 59c 49c 44c 10c 49c

Childs Fine Batist Bloomers 21c Children's Dresses and Aprons 29c Men's Dress Shirts, special ,54c 2 Pair Men's Silk Fibre Hose 54c Infants Flannel Gown .......39c Baby Pillow Cases for 29c Stamped Towels, extra, for 21c Childs Corset Waist, for 39c Boys' One-piece Play Suits 67c Pillow Cases, colored embroidery, ea. . 54c Stamped Pillow Tops, each .10c Childs' Fine Lawn Hood, for 39c

Boys Real Leather Belts 29c Whisk Broom, special for 19c 3 Pair Ladies' Hose, special value. . . .29c Unbleached Pinnafore Apron 49c Ladies Silk Fibre Hose. ......... .34c Mens Union Suits for 59c Childs Play Overalls 45c Men's Work Shirts for 67c 3 Skeins Fine Rope Floss 5c Fancy Scarfs, embroidered 49c Girls' Princess Slip, size to 8. . . . . . .49c Childs Fine Percale Dress 49c

DRESS SPECIAL SANITARY GOODS CURTAIN SPECIAL CORSET WAIST Girls' fine Gingham 2 perfection Sanitary Fine Scrim Curtains Flexible Corset Waist Dresses, age. to 14 Pads and belt, extra per pair while they for the growing girl, years for only special for only last, per pair, only Sizes 23 to 28 95c . 15c 88c 69c PONGEE SHIRTS APRON SPECIAL SIL1 HOSIERY PETTICOAT SPEC'L Men s Si k Pongee B &Jo Apron. rick .P"re Sllk. Hose for MuJ,in petticoat, with Shirts, collars attach- rack 2 ladies only slightly dust riffl neat ,em ed. each for pockets, special for imperfect, black and broyery $2.95 67c '''s67c 47c Gl.lcLwPe.U- SV, CHILDS CREEPER rJZkh cot. with waist, far 3S, '"k TfffeU- Made of Amoog bl,a.c,k orjy " Im. Gingham. ne,t check. "al .""f" .le JO- per yard, only (oI onl they la.t for 39c $1.45 69c $1-29 GINGHAM SPECIAL ' ' 1.000 yards of fine BOYS' BELTS SATIN PETTICOAT GINGHAM SPECIAL 32 in. zephyr Ging- Boys' real leather Of fine luster finish. Imported fine Scotch ham, comes in checks, belts. 2 styles of white sateen, double Gingham, plaids, regyard buckles for panel, for ular 69c yard, special 23c 29c 98c 49c Visit Our Busy Basement Regularly RUG SPF.C1AL PAIL SPECIAL TOLIET PAPER HOUSE BROOM Rag Pvas. .Iz3 27x54. Ga,vanizd heavy and 4 rdjs fine Crepe pa MacJe wjth 4 rows of fringed ends, each for . Pe, full bleached, for J - 98c 17c . 15c , 29c

JIM HART EAGER TO HELP SCHOOL-MATE. Jim Hart, newspaper and magazineartist who lives In his studioapartment at 2534 Norrh Rockwell street, Chicago, was a room-mate of Charles Dyer at the Michigan Military and the friendship of the school days has 'been continued ever since. When Jim and Mrs. Jim stopped off In Hammond the other day to see Mr. and Mrs. Dyer and learned that he was out campaigning for County Clerk, Jim had an idea. The result of the Idea is the series of original drawings -which started in yesterday's Times. The drawings are sure -to ho of interest because Jim has the art of being Interesting down to a fine point. Mrs. Jim says he Is Just a big kid who knows how to draw. He Is as enthusiastio about doing something to help Charlie in the clerkship race as he was In seeing him win the pole vault event for his school years ago. Besides newspaper work, Jim draws cover designs for magazines and his '.'stuff" as he calls it, modestly, is in great demand.

Tomato wilt causes an annual loss- of more than 115,000 tons of tomatoes In the middle Atlantic, gulf and lower Mississippe states.

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CIDER BEPORE CONGRESS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON', April 24 Cider, of the variety containing up to 2.76 per cent, alcoholic content, came "before congress today. ReprRsenfcattve. Hfll, freip-ubllcan, of Maryland, who wants the people to be given a referendum this fall on 2.75'per cent, beer Introduced an amendment to his bill today that would give the nation the same say as regards cider.

SUITS

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New Suits for sturdy boys made for double service suits for young Americans, 8 to 18, who demand a lot of wear. New light and dark patterns; all wool fabrics; attractive colorings.

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SEN. NEW TO SPEAK AT WHITING AND HAMMOND United States Senator Harry S.

New, coming from Washington, D. C, especially to speak in Lake Co., will speak at the Community Center !n Whiting at 2:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and at the Orpheum

the&tr in Hammond at l:S0. Ex-Oov. Bush will rpealc at tie Orpheum theatre In Hammond' proceeding Senator New. Go.-. Bush will begin to talk at 8:15 o'clock.

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