Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 87, Hammond, Lake County, 29 September 1922 — Page 10

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a mothers are raisins better tables each year, If the results of he baby contests conducted at the est thre Indiana state fairs can used as a criterion, according to r. Ada 13. E. Schweltaer. head of he Infant and child hyg-eino dlvlion of tha state board of health. Scores of the winners of the baby ontests have raised each year, the dinner of the 1920 fair receiving a Bore of S99.50; the 1521 winner reMlvinsr a score of 999.75, and the, est baby for 1922 .making: the best irade of 999. S75. 'The condition of the babies enterkJ In the 1?23 show was far In extss of thosa entered In the two ijsvlous contests. Dr. Schweitzer said. There wer Hi babies exam- ' ned In the baby contest this year, rhich exceods the number In tho art show. One hundred thlrty-flve babies ihis year made scores of 990 or over, 90 being; considered a good score y tho doctors. Very few babies ixcelled this score In previous con. jests. ..Those babies receiving: the honor icore 990 or over were divided as loHows: City boys, 12 to 24 months old, It; city sirls, 12 to 24 months old, I?; city boys, 24 to 36 months old, city girls, 24 to 36 months old. ',6: twins, 8; rural or small town ovs. 12 to 26 months. 9; rural or

.small town boys. 24 to IS months, 6; rural or small town girls, 12 to 24 months. 15; rural or small town girls, 24 to 38 months, 10. In comparing: the babies entered j la the better babies contest with j these examined In clinics conducted j In various parts of the state, Dr. j Schweitzer declared the contest :

babies provod to be better nourished babies In clinical examinations was 22.26 .while In the contest babies, it was only 6.05. Defects In the contest babies av

eraged two to a child, while In the

other babies they averaged three to a child. I One-fourth of the boys and one- I third of the flrls examined in the !

contest showed dental defects, due

to slow dentition. Dr. Schw'elztcr

said. Tonsl'.ar troublo were more prevalent In boys than In girls. The better health of tho bablea this year Is attributed by Dr. Schweitzer to the fact that more and more mothers are beginning to pay closer attention to their babies' growth by heedlnff advice of the state department, "While we are elated at the high scores of the 1922 babies."' Dr. Schweitzer said, "yet we are more glad to know that mothers are taking more care of their children each year. Mothers are realising that prenntal care is of vital Importance to the lives of their babies. We expect an even better score at the 1923 contest."

5-Minute Breakfasts Instant Quaker Oats make them possible Now your oat dish can be rtz&y In five minutes, if you wish. There is an Instant Quaker Oats which cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. t :... t;iri the Ouaker Oats

you know in quality and flavor, it fl,w,4 from oueen strains only

just the rich, plump, flavory oats. We get but ten pounds from a bushel. But the oats are cut before flaking. They are rolled very 'thin and partly cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner that is all. And th small thin flakes cook quickly. Your grocer has both styles. If you want the Instant Quaker look for "Instant" on the label You will get the quickest cooking oats in the world.

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ENDORSE FORD FOR PRESIDENT

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SCTVICE BAY CITY, Mich., Sept. JiS. Two resolutions Indorsing Henry Ford for President were introduced today in the Democratic State Convention. One prepared'by a group of "regu

lar" democrats declares Ford's name "is a household word and a world visions and that we know that the great mass of the people cf this land would welcome and acclaim the name of Henry Ford." The other resolution was sponsored v Samuel W. Raymond, of Adrian, brother-in-law of Henry Ford.

FORTRESS RAZED; HUNDREDS KILLED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ROME, Sept. 28. .ITundKeds of persons were reported killed and

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While Natalie, premier dancer of the New York Hippodrome, wai speeding to the bedside of her dying father at Dunkirk, N. Y., her lawyers were serving notice of her separation action on her husband. Carlos Ferrari. Her husband may retaliate by suing Piatov, noted dancer, for alienation of his wife's affections. "

wounded today when a Fortress at Spezia was blown up by lightning. Two villages were razed. llo-uaes lx miles from tha scene were destroyed.

MERRILL VILLE

The M. E. Aid Society met last Wednesday Tvith a chicken dinner and election of officers in the afternoon. The following officers were efle-cted: President, Miss Augie Glazier, First Vice President; Mrs. Addie "Boyd Second Vice President: Mrs. Minnie Loyce. Secretary; Mrs. Lydla Zuxera, Assistant Secretary: Mrs. Edna Boyd. Treasurer; Mrs. Carrie Phillips; Mrs. Jennie Saxton, Floral President. It was voted ta have a chicken supper the 11th of October, arrangements were made for to serve the Registration board th 9th of Octaher. A very pleas, ant and profitable afternoon was spent. The principal of the school, Mr. NuEU'm Is driving a new Ford roadster. The shool is going along nicely and the County Agent Is expected one day this week and the high "school and eighth grade expect to co out to the Roy Haack farm tory

out some experiments. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Woods x

Dect to take a trip next week to

Kansas on an extended visit with

Mrs. Woods' relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Thiea of at. Jolins visited at the Stoltz home Wednesday.

Mr. Joe Woltz Is visiting rela

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tlves In Hammond this week.

J. F Staltz. Alva Saxton and How ard Wralteri went fishing Thursday. They are the fishermen of the town.

17 COAL DISTRICTS

ARE ESTABLISHED

flNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl

WASIUXKJTOiX. sSept. 2s. .Fed

eral Fuel Distributor Spens today

set the machinery in motion for con

trolling the price and shipments of

Bituminous coal 'by estaiblishling 17

local districts In the coal fields of

the country. Coal mines will be requires to re

port the number of cars of coal loaded daily and the price. Reports will b made to the field distributor's representative In the districts.

KILL RATS TODAY

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ELECTRIC PASTE It alao kill mice, cockroach, watec bugs and ants. It foroes th panta to run from building for water and frsh air. A 36o box contains enough to kill to to 180 rata or mice. Ost It from your drug" or general store dealer today. READY FOR USE-EETTER THAN TRAPS

Atlanta Cops Peeved at Impatient Autoists flNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 27. Who'a running the traffic, anyway? That's what Atlanta oeyps long peeved at the practice of motorists of honking their horns while In a line of vehicles as a warning to the traffic officer that they are ready to go would like to know. They went to Councilman Bob Gordon about It, and Bob said he'd see about It. He Introduced an ordinance making It a nuisance for autoists to so conduct themselves.

The first practical military smokeless powder appear sto hava been de veloped by Vlelle in France in 1SSS6.

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Notice to Our Custiraers Store Will be Closed Monday, Oct 2

We Sell Hydros Gacrtuy Ice Cream AH the Year Round

Hammond, Whiting &z East Chicago Railway Company FREQUENT STREET CAR SERVICE TO AND FROM CHICAGO HAMMOND, WHITING & EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY CO.

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4j Coal Black Mammy .. I No. 1 8939 Tricks . flOin. 75c Paul Whitcman and Hi Orchestra Popular Songs

5 "The Dixie Highway. J Aileen Stanley I My Cradle Melody

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6 Becky Is Back in the Ballet Sheik of Avenue B Fanny Br to ' Semi ramide 7 Overture. Part t SemiramideOverture. Part II

Victor Symphony Orchestra

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A Genuine Victrola of any style or type that records the voices and music of the greatest artists. Call and hear one today.

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You Can Have 20 Weeks to Pay for your New Fall Clothes Can yon think of a plan more simple or convenient than that which we offer? You don't need the cash at this store. Just select any garment or complete outfit from our new fall styles and arrange to make small weekly or monthly payments. Women's and Misses9 Suits at 2598 Bp Coats 1975 np Dresses 1598 Millinery at $5 Fall Waists 498

GIRLS' COATS & PRESSES (6 6) $$23

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Every man or young man who "can keep his promise to pay a small amount each week or month can wear one of our stylish, all wool suits or overcoats. A wide range of models to select from at reasonable prices.

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