Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 323, Hammond, Lake County, 6 June 1922 — Page 10

Tuesday. June 6. 1922.

JUNES CAP. SOUNDS A ; WARNING

THE TIMES

BY J. BART CAMPBELL tSTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERV1CE1 WASHINGTON, June 6. The not

remote .possibility of the republican

majority In the house beina- reduced

materially, or control of the lower branch of congress e-ven' lost to the democrats at the November congressional elections, is goading . republi

can ..leaders to renewed effort t

cayryout the administration's executive program fcefore the end of t!jL" session.

STae- note of warning min,l. h

SHtator Jones, republican o( Wash-ing-tbn, chairman of the senate com. m efco committee that "if our majority in the nest congress is small," thi passage then of the shfp subsidy bia,' if its delay is permitted, ."will bor",all the more difficult and uncertain," reflected the viewpoint of a number of other leading republican senators. The same feeling of concern is entertained by them with regard to the tariff which the republican members ofthe senate finance committee are engr.isred in revising downward. low. to enact the tariff bill and the ship subsidy measure, and sandtv&h soldiers' bonus legislation ibetwgm the two before the end of the summer presents a difficult legislative problem which republican leader concede Is one for which no solution has foeen found. 1. 1 " i-."" . Raisms Exploited As Warm Weather Relief ttep by step California, raisins lvav "advertised" their way to an ir.sf cased consomptlon . more than quadrupling that of a few years ago, j!rst came the popularity of raisin ti'.. which took the. place of the eve;---day plain bread in so many holies because of the delicious flojor it added. Then we came to recgnize raisin pie as the "energy desert." Tired "business roen .found inthis pie's replenishment of exhausted energy a sowrc of relief at?',t!Je end of the day. -- Scon after stewed raisins made

their appearance as a breakfast food. The ."different" taste and. the energising nutriment of this dish made many friends, for it in thousands of restaurants' and hotels, as well as In homes. . . , Now we know Little Sun-Maids, the famous ; five-cent package of seedless raisins that- can' be bought most anywhere and which is -so popular between meals.' U Is said that this little box of raisins has established a record in sales for all five-cent sellers, like "chewing-gum, chocolate (bars, candy bars,- etc. Thls summer we are greeted by a message from the California raisiti growers stating that their delictus product in any 'form, in an ideal warm-weather food. Raisins ' are rich, in organic. Iron and energy. In hot weather, when the opressive heat takes .so much of. our energy raisins restore it. If this ia true then we may successfully combat this feeling.: . Such are the words we hear from Fresno. California, where raisins are grown, packed and shipped to points ' afj over the world. Here, too, exhaustive laboratory experiments are . conducted,, from . which messages pertaining to the healthvalue of this delicious fruit are sent out. .

KNITTED CAPE IS PART OF COSTUME

Bob Martin Lands K. 0. ; On Burke in Round One COLUMBUS, O., June ' Bob "Mirtln. heavyweight champion of the A. E. F., knocked out Joe Burke, of Cleveland, forty seconds after the start of a scheduled' twelve round bout last night.

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Says'U. S. Is;Most Destitute of Morality of All ' Countries In World. BT F. A. WRAT " . t?TAFF CORRESPONDENT 1 1. N. SERVICE LONDON, June' 6. 'Mori key lov Is what this old -world -needs today to set it . morally- straight. you may take this from Dr. Bernard HoIIandder, distinguished psycho-analy sist. ist. .. . . - "When we can love like monkeys

. shall be nearer to perfect monogamy," D.r. Hollander said. "Man, constituted as he Is now. can and .bes love more" than one woman imultaneourly. '- "The ordinary man can share his ,ov between the -tender and true voman, who makes the ideal wife, jnd a second woman who thrills him nd, stirs his emotions.' "' "The Ideal of mankind should be Oionogamy,' but the lone of two or eyen more, women, at the same time fs a psychological fact that cannot Je controverted. J:,"lt is not merely a physical fact, .V man who genuinely loves his wife, may be attracted iby another woman

by purely emotional or psychological influences.. It Is not merely 'a matter of sex impulse. "We are slowly ascending towards the. more perfect monogamy. I believe that human Impulses are polygamous, but education has taught ua that one mate Is 'best for mankind. "We have much to learn from the lower orders of . nature . regarding perfect monogamy. Among anthrepoid apes, for, example, you ha-ve the most perfect exampl-? of the single attachment of male and female. There are no divorces In the jungle. The mother love of the ape is unparalleled in the animal world, and

scarcely equalled by mankind. Birds, too, are perfect monogamists. "We need a restoration of the plain, old-fashioned sense of loyalty. The loyalty that makes men stand by each other In peril should make men etand by their chosen partners In the battle of life. It is all a constant war between temperament and control. . "This war has created an artificial sense of independence among women, but It is the national home life environment that will prevail o-ver that I believe is a passing phase."

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SUCH A FUSS IN FRENCH CHAMBER riNTERHATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 PARIS. June 3. Communists and royalists clashed in the chamber of deputies yesterday afternoon and the disorders became so violent that President Peret had to suspend the session. Members nearly came to blows. ) Depirty Moutet, a communist, eulogized the work of the Hoover relief commission In Russia and criticized the Red Cross for not giving assistance. This brought Jeers and shouted threats from the

royalists. The communist members leaped from their seats and made a rush for the royalists, bjt ushers interferred jist in time to prevent a battle.

The speaker of the British house of commons Is entitled to rece!ve. immediately on his election. 2,000 ounces of plate and $5,000 of equipment money, two hogsheads of claret and 1500 a year for stationery.

The proceeds from all the plays written by Queen .Maria of Roumania are devoted o the charities of her country.

TT f - Clara D. Noyes. Clara D. Noyes, known as "the greatest Red Cross nurse of th. -i all".: is national director of the Anserican Red Cross nursing service the official reserve of the army erid navy nurse corps, numbering approximately 39,000 enrolled graduate nurses. She is also president of the American Nursea' AsE'Maiinn, the largest organization cf professional women in tike world.

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We now celebrate our Third Anniversary Sale and we propose to make it the most outstandnig event of our business history. From the standpoint of real values we will surpass all other attempts. We wish especially at this time to emphasize the fact that we are now carrying stocks of such proportions and assortments as cannot but command the attention and serious consideration of every prospective customer in this region. Right now, at this sale is a most opportune time to get acquainted with us. See us now. See us often. Sale IBegJims Wednesday, Janime 7tlh A Day to Keep in Mind

BLOOMERS Ladipi tepvih batiste, big value

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CREPE K i m o n a Crepe, good slyles and colorings yd. 19c

TROUSERS SHAKER ORGANDY FOR BOYS SOCKS PERCALE GLOVES r SUITS STAMPED Wash Trou- Bleach ed Comes in Good Over- Fiber Silk for 1 000 yards Pine Mule Play Suits, Stamped sers for Boys Shaker, ex- white and alls for Boys Men, slight- of percale, skin gaunt- blue or stripe scarf s on fine sizes 6 to 15 tra values, colors, per well made, ly imperfect, neat styles, ltes, e'x t r a sizes 3 to 8 brown musyears. per yard yard for Sizes to 10 yrs pair yard for value for years for lin for 49c 1 2hc 39c 45c 29c 81c 39c 67c 9c

TUBING Pillow Tubing, 45 in. wide, good quality for 29c

Peppered Shirting, bleached, first quality, 9-4 wide, very special 44 c Men's High Grade Khaki Trousers. $1.19 Fine .Turkish Wash Rags for only, each 5c Ladies' Hose, exceptional values, black, pair. lie Girls' Organdy Bonnets, white colors V . 29 c Colored Table Damask, good styles 89 c Men's Goat Style Dress Shirts for. v. ..... . .54c

I KHAKI Men's Khaki H a n d k erchiefs for only 5c

CRASH 600 yards of Crasht gbod values, for yard only 5 c

SHELF Shelf Oil Cloth, 15 in. wide, good styles, yard 9c

SPORT Boys fine sport pongee waists 89c

BIRTHDAY Birthday Pillow Tops, in colors, for only 19c

Fine Plain White Nainsook Chemise .95c Boys' Play Overalls, Blue, Khaki 41c mm m'm .SBS" SB BSBSBBBBBBIM SBSSMaBSBSSMSeaSBBSiMtfBBlBBSBHaaSBBBMSSaBJHISBBMHRBBiaHWiaaMai Extra Quality Dress Gingham, yard for 1 7c Girls' Plain and Fancy Gingham Dresses. . . .79c

Men's Fine Knit Union Suits, sizes rrr34 to 36, special for. 79c Curtain Swiss, 36 inches wide, big value 15c Ladies' Fine Crepe Bloomers, full cut 38c Men's Ribbed Union Suits, perfect 88 c Women's Extra Size Crepe Bloomers 49 c Brown Muslin Pinafore Aprons 47c Men's Athletic Nainsook Underwear 64 c

TOILET 5 cakes Toilet Soap for only

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DAMASK INFANTS TOWELS Table Dam- Infants' fine Turkish, exask, good quality rub- tra heavy, styles, 58 in. b e r Pants, size 1 8x36, wile, yard special at very big value 47c 21c 25c

SHIRTS C h a mbray, for boys, small sizes, while they last 47c

Men's Fine Cotton Hose, special pair . . . .9c Fine Nottingham Lace Scarf, for only 49 c Plain White Petticoats, $1.00 value for. . . . .69c 40-inch Sheer Fancy Voiles, yard for 19c

TERRY TAPESTRY Comes in beautiful rith colorings and designs, full 36 inches wide, special value, yard

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LAUNDRY SPECIAL 1 0 bars of fine white or Napthat laundry soap, for only -

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GIRLS' DRESSES SATIN BANDEAU SHIRTING MADRAS Girls' fine percale dresses. Fine washable satin bandeau. Fine Shirting Madras, 32neatly made, sizes 2 to 14 good fitting in flesh color, inches wide, choice styles years, for for and colors, per yard 44c 54c 34 c

10 qt. Galvanized Bucket 17c Wool Soap Flakes for. . . .5c

Mohawk Cleanser for.-.. .5c Granite Wash Basin .....19c

PLISSE CREPE 1000 yards of genuiune Plisse Crepe, blue bird and butterfly designs included, yard for only

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GRANITE COFFEE POT Fine grey granite Coffee Pot, 1 Yi quart size, an unusual value for only

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'BROOM SCREENS HINGES DISH PAN MOP BOTTLE CLEANER KETTLE ; BOILER TUBS Well made, W i ndow ccreen poor 14 quart. Vacum, has Climax .Grey granite Large size Galvanized serviceable Screens, ad- ujn es r Dish Pan, if t- cool handle Cleaner, the Tea Kettle, Wash Boiler, Tub, family broom, they jus fable 'jfoT, grey granite, jp f g holder, for old reliable, special for while they size, special go for only, each for . ' each for only value tor only for on only last, for only for only 29c 27c 15c I 39c 39c 67c 10c 39c 98c 47c

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