Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 326, Hammond, Lake County, 9 June 1922 — Page 15

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EFFORTS TO MEDIATE LABOR

DIFFICULTIES

BT WAJLREX W. WHEATON. STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 9. Strenuous efforts being- made by American Federation of Labor officials to mediate tho difficulties between the Brotherhood of Carpenters and the building trades department of the federation grained beadway here today. Samuel Gompera, federation president has stepped into the breach and the conciliatory moves, officials declared may Je expected to be fruitftui Partial solution of the dispute which resulted in the organized carpenters defecting from the b-Jilding trades department ranks & year ago because of unsatisfactory decisions of the board of Jurisdictional awards, will probably be effected before nightfall. Federation officials declared hope for complete conciliation by June 12 when the anuai convention of the American Federation of Labor begins here. Building trades men indicated that drafting "of a peace agreement may be put up to Gompers. The dispute has been referred to the executive couticII of the federation. John Donlin, prsldent of the building trades department, declared today that the harmony efforts, "undo-ubtedly will prevail." The attempt to iron out the carpenters rob-ellion against the building trades department is being made in one of the many preliminary meetings being held incident to the federation convention. representatives of the railroad

decisions of the railroad labor board felt wage cuts approximating $110,00.000 will meet tonight. Headed by B. 3d. Jewell, president of the railway employes department, American Federation of Labor, they are expected to take some action to answer the statement of six railroad executives, issued in Chicago, which charged them with inspiring railroad etriko talk which they declared ,1s contrary to the railroad workers desires.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 9. Agreeing that business is on the upgrade and that trade is approachnormalcy, speakers at yesterday's session of the convention of the National Association of Credit Men discussed the problem of keeping business on an even keel, without alternating period of inflation and depression. William A. Quayle of St. Louis, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church, who asserted that 'business is neither a '"gamble nor a gobble," Dr. E. F. Gay, editor of the New York Evening Post. D. C. Wills of the Cleveland Federal Reserve bank and Dr. B. M. Anderson, economist of the Chase National Bank of New York, addressed the credit men. The federal reserve system was given credit for helping materially to stabilize conditions in -times of flnancal stress. "Despite the drift of evil following the great war." said Bishop

PERMITS ISSUED INCLUDE $20,000 BLDGr. Vass Dubroja has obtained a permit for the erection of a store and flat building at 1437 Jefferson street. The building will cost 120,000 and construction on the sarno will be started at once. On the main floor of the building, which is to be built of folld brfck, there will he three apartments and one store room.. On the second story there will be four, apartments.

Joseph Janscek will b'uild a two story brick flat building at 15S2 Van Buien street to cost ff.OOO. A permit was Issued to Charles A Muller for the erection of a one story frame cottage in Miller to cost 81,00.00. The Johnson Kennedy Estate has obtained a permit to build an addition to the .-lance hall located at Miller Beach. The improvement which will cost $S00 wl'l be started at once. The same concern was also given a permit for the construction of a one

story frame beach cottage to cost $230.. Gustal Noak wil ibuild a foundation beneath his residence located at 1623 Massachusetts street at a cost Of JS00. A one story frame garage will be erected by T. R. Neuton of 742 Virginia street at a cost of $250. A permit was issuer to Chester L. Johnson for the erection of a one story garage to cost $300 at 629 Tyler street.

REVENUE CUTTERS WATCH STEAMER LANES FOR ICEBERGS

Since the Titanic disaster and the sacrifice of hundreds of lives, U. S. revenue cutters patrol the north Atlantic on the watch for i-ebergs. The position and course tf the icefloes then is broadcasted to trans-Atlantic steamers. As the bergs break away from the Greenland coast they are caught up by the Labrador current and whirled into the steamship lanes off the Grand Banks.

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and none of the insistent urging upon one to buy. Just a congenial atmosphere and a variety of Quality home furnishings at such low prices that one can and does remain to purchase every home need. You are invited to come and select your things here this week. Our Easy Payment Plan gives you plenty of time to pay for what you buy while you are enjoying the use of it in your home.

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FULLY UPHOLSTERED FIBRE ROCKERS Covered with genuine tapestry, famous Marshal Spring Cushions. A really wonderful value that positively cannot be duplicated. Value $20.00. House of Muscat Price $12.45

Our $20 TRADE DISCOUNT BONDS save you 10 per cent

you want good quality furnitute at a low price on credit terms that are all the word "liberal" implies, v THEN come to the House of Muscat a store whose name is becoming a household word for better furniture at better prices on better credit terms.

Be sure and visit our Gift Department Gifts of every kind for the June Bride are here and at most reas o n a b 1 e prices.

This is your chance to get that Cabinet Range you have so desired, at a price you will be glad to pay. Complete with full-size oven and broiler with whit; enamel back splashers and panel doors. ConTenient Credit Terms. Special $39.50

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SPECIAL 4-Rcom Outfit $479.50 This wonderful 4-room outfit is the most popu1 a r combination w e have ever offered. Just imagine a really complete home outfit for four rooms at such a price. The Dining Room 1 oblong dining table 4 chairs to match 1 guest chair 1 50-piece set of dishes 19x12 grass rug The Bed Room 1 full size dresser I bow end bed in real mahogany 1 chiffonier Diamond link spring Cotton felt mattress 1 pair dandy feather pillows 9x12 feet Crex rug The Liviag Room 1 cane and mahogany 3-picce suite 60 in. mahogany davenport table 1 lamp and stand 9x12 tapestry rug The Kitchen 1 porcelain top table 1 chair 1 stool Floor covering Special Reductions on all Fibre Furniture for next 10 days. EvsryiMnj Ircladed. Special REDUCTIONS FIBRE FURNITURE For Next TEN DAYS

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TO THE JUNE BRIDE AND GROOM As you establish your new home, remember that this store has been the headquarters for home furnishings for many, many years. Our convenient credit plan makes it easy to own the kind of furniture you vant. Why not open an account here?

This exquisite Cane and Mahogany 3 piece Suite is absolutely the best buy in the middle west. We can't describe it here you must see it to appreciate it. & 2 Special i NORTHERN INDIANA'S GREATEST FURNITURE STORE

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CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 79 State Street, Hammond, IncL

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Conservative styles for middle aged or elderly women ; materials are all wool serge or poplin; colors are black, brown or navy; were sold at $17.50. 1 A OfV Clearance price vyvr

Tomorrow is the Las OF OUR GREAT SELLING EVENT OF

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These Overalls are selling all over at $2.00 and this special price of $1.39 will sell all we have prepared for tomorrow. B e sure and buy your share tomorrow and don t blame nobody if you did not. Headlights Khaki Pants, $2.50 value at $1.45 Headlights Khaki Pants, guaranteed for one year. . .$2.45 Headlights Combination Work Suits, khaki or blue. $2.65

MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS 59 c AND 65 c

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Athletic or knit Union

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SPECIAL! Black waterproof Gauntlet Gloves, 25c val- 1 ue, per pair .

NEW STYLES WEEKLY Silk Taffetas. Canton Crepes, Imported Organdies, Dotted Swiss, Voiles, or Jie finest Tissue Ginghams. A world of Dresses to select from wonderful styles very low priced. Organdies, VoUes, Dotted Swis and Gizr&hams 2.75 to $7.50 it low price Silks $10.00 to $25.00

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FOR MEN and YOUNG MEN The very latest shapes, specially priced for Memorial Day SJ.S0 SQ.00 $2

Ladies9 Hats

For sport wear of Felt or Georgette all colors, also White Organdie Hats

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$Q.98 Jsf

Coats and Suits For Spring and Summer wear; reduced for clearance

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All wool blue serge, brown silk mixture, green or brown flannel all strictly tailored very special $15 $18 $20

E0YS' FINEST CAPS $1.00

BOYS' FINEST SHOES OR OXFORDS Goodyear welt -$3.85

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