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CLARK STATION Mrs. Mueller of Ilessvllle visited relatives here Wednesday. Mm. E. Kaske was visiting friends at Ilobart, Wednesday. Miss Clara Brown of Clarke, transacted business at Chicago, Wednesday. Mrs. A. Luck visited relatives at Tolestori, Wednesday. Mrs. F. Gatstel of Clarke, was a business visitor at Chicago, Wednesday. stony island news Mrs. Lutz visited Mrs. Geo. James, Thursday. George Whitehouse was the guest of Miss Edna Erne, Wednesday afternoon. Edward Murphy was the guest of M. Deegan, Wednesday. Mrs. E. Schultij attended the play at the Calumet theatre, Wednesday afternoon.-' .-' Oscar Murphy made a business trip to South Chicago, Thursday. Mrs. Judge called on Mrs. Hickman, Thursday. Mary Deegan and Mamie Leahy made a shopping tour down town Thursday. Mrs. J. Fleming made a business trip down town Thursday. Miss Ivy Eme was the guest of Mrs. A. Ford of Calumet Heights, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. P. Murphy from this place, attended the annual meeting of the Lady Foresters, held at Dauphin Park, Wednesday. J. W. SWARTZELL Grocery and Meat Market X267-1289 Ninety-third Street STONY ISLAND. Is CROWN POINT NEWS Charles Itceder of Dyer was here yesterday. Mrs. Joseph Beattio is recovering from a severe attack of erysipelas. A. Trlplett Is remodeling and Improving his residence on South street. Miss Edith Rudolrh la home from Chicago university for the spring vacation. ... Tho funeral of Mrs. Hubert Doctor of St. John will occur at that place tomorrow. Mrs. Albert Kilborn has purchased the Bowers property in West street, the consideration being $2,000. The girls' basket ball team of Crown Point high school has disbanded on account of parental objections. M. Mracek has been appointed a regular carrier on rural route No. 4, after acting as substitute for some time. The Tournament team of the Crown Point fire company is planning to give a ball at Central music hall April 17th. E. S. Caso of Wilders has succeeded M. J. O'Brien as local agent of the Erie here, and Mr. O'Brien has been transferred to Griffith. The members of the high school chorus which will represent Crown Point at the oratorical meet was selected on Wednesday evening. Chris. Lassen was up from Cedar Lake yesterday and announced that his big gasoline launch will be put into commission this week, which is nearly a month earlier than usual. Herbert Wheaton has received a notification from tho department of the Interior that ho has been appointed to a position as Instructor in the Philippines at a salary of $1,200 per year. HEGEWISCH NEWS MlS3 Strom was at South Chicago yesterday. Miss May Sundberg was a South Chicago visitor yesterday. Miss Lena Reed and Miss Edna Graham were East Side visitors today. Mrs. Ecklund and daughter were Shopping yesterday at South Chicago. Mr. Patterson has left here to go to Canada where he expects to spend the summer. Mrs. Ilendrickson, Mrs. Clara Johnson and Mrs. T. AVatkins, were Sast Side visitors yesterday. The Epworth League will hold their monthly business meeting Friday evening at the M. E. church. Three of the Chicago district officers will be present at this meeting and will speak. Everyone Is invited to this meeting whether they are members or not. WILLIAM ROSE GROCERIES, FEED AND GAS FIXTURES. 1S260 ONTARIO ST. HEGEWISCH The baseball extra of THE. LAKE COUNTY TIMES which last year "beat all the Chicago papers to 30th street vvHU the final results, will be bister and better tbe coming season.

EAST CHICAGO NEWS

J. C. Pefm was here yesterday on a business trip. C. E. Pennington of Chicago was calling here yesterday. Jos. Hartley & Co. purchased a fine team of large black horses yesterday. Mrs. Fred Sargent left this morning to visit her parents at Boswell, Ind. The girls of the high school alumni are talking of organizing a basket ball team. The high school attendance is very small on account of the Easter holidays. Remember the Easter supper at the Swedish Lutheran church tomorrow night. The girls' basket ball team of the high school played their Initiatory game with the Whiting team last night. D. M. Martin of Wes' Pullman and Newton Martin of Englewood visited the first of the week with their brother Oscar Martin, of North Barring avenue. One of the street cars Jumped the track at the switch at Forsyth and Exchange avenues yesterday morning about 9 o'clock and did not leave until about 12 o'clock noon. There will be a union love feast at the First Methodist church, East Chicago, Ind., Wednesday evening, April 3, 1907, at 7:30 o'clock. The presiding elder, Rev. D. M. Wood, will have charge of the service and will be assisted by Rev. L. S. Smith of Hammond, Rev. G. M. Wright of Whiting, Rev. Israel Hatton of Indiana Harbor and Rev. T. J. Everett of East Chicago. The hymns of the Methodist hymnal will be sung. The Methodist churches at Hammond, Whiting, Indiana Harbor and East Chicago unite In this love feast and the general public is Invited to attend. The tickets of admission can be secured from the pastors. Easter Sunday services appropriate to Easter will be held at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Morning service, 11 a. m.: Hymn Choir and Congregation "Welcome, Happy Morning" Apostles Creed Prayer Anthem Ferris Choir "He Is Risen" Responsive Psalm Gloria New Testament Lesson Solo Miss Mabel Wickey "The Palms" Anthem Choir "Thanks Be to God" Easter Sermon Pastor Hymn Choir and Congregation "Rise, Glorious Conqueror, Rise" Benediction Easter program Sunday, March SI, First M. E. church, East Chicago, at 7:30 o'clock. Opening Chorus School "Come, Join the Song" Invocation, including Lord's Prayer by whole school, standing. Chorus School "O, Herald Bright" Responsive Scripture Lesson "Eternal Hope" Chorus School "In the Tomb" Recitation Ethelyn Foraker "Easter Dawn" Recitation Abbie Jones , "An Easter Song" Recitation Ruth Dixon Song Primary Chorus "Good Morning, Pretty Flowers." Recitation Hazel Hall "Easter Carol" Recitation Virginia Sniithers Chorus School "Easter Carol" Recitation Josephine Ronveaux "Footsteps of Spring" Recitation Mary Jones "Wake Upl" Exercise Two Girls "A Glad Surprise" Recitation Vera Van Gieson "Caterpillar Wings" Recitation Vernon Williams "An Easter Morn" Chorus School "The Risen Saviour" Exerclso Eight Girls "Butterflies" Recitation Elma Leikel "Do You Know How the Lilies Grow?" Exercise Seven Girls "Why Lilies are Fair" and "Lily Song" Recitation Florence La Moge "The Lilies' Message" Recitation Elizabeth Jones "Easter Lilies" Chorus School "The World's Redeemer Lives Again" Exercise Primary Class "Violet Drill" Recitation Florence Cadman "Blossom" Recitation Vivian Williams "Ills Resurrection Day" Recitation Elizabeth Smithers Chorus School "Greet the Easter Morn" Recitation Ada Dixon "In the Dawning of the Day" Exercise Eight Boys "The Glad New Day" Recitation Mr. Newell "The Cross is Crowned With Glory Now" Chorus School "Crown Him" Recitation Erma Marsder "Two Offerings" Easter Offering Closing Chorus School "Night Is O'er" STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post Office Building, East Chicago, Bank Bldg., INDIANA HARBOR, IND. Pay County Taxes Now and save penalty, we have complete duplicates on East Chicago iToperty. THE LADD AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance LCfcoze 343 EASTaUCACOA INDU

I. SPECTER, EAST CHICAGO Agent for North German Lloyd, Hamburg-American Una Canadian Paclflo Line. All Foreign Money Transferred.

ALBERT GIVEN FASHIONABLE TAILOR Bprlnr and Summer Styles open for jour iasDectioa. 712 Chicago Ave. E. CHICAGO, IND. Branch at 101 State St. Hammond. W. R. DIAMOND FOR PURE FOODS 709 Chicago Ave. Phone 21 EAST CHICAGO. IND. WHEELER NEWS M1S3 Rebekah Taylor of Chicago, is visiting with friends in Wheeler. John Taylor has presented his daus-h. ters with a new Kimball piano. Mr. Holloway of Indiana Harbor is visiting with friends in Wheeler. On account of the bad weather the Foresters cancelled their meeting last evening. Mrs. George Hatten and Mrs. J. F. Wheeler visited with relatives and friends near Burr Oak, Ind. Mrs. Burge of Crown Point, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Seward Jones, returned to her home Thursday. WEST PULLMAN Mrs. Wilson of Roseland, visited with friends in Roseland, Tuesday. Mrs. Talmadge of Eggleston avenue, has recovered from her recent illness. Mrs. Conley of the north side, is vis iting with her sister, Mrs. W. P. Flory of Union avenue. The cantata, "Cinderella," will be re peated Tuesday evening for the bene fit of Miss Lena Erwin. Mrs. D. Allen, who has been visiting friend3 in West Pullman, returned to her home in Indianapolis, Thursday. A number of people of West Pullman attended the band concert at the Palm er Park auditorium Wednesday evening, given by the Pullman band. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Stueburg and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rounds made a trip to Lincoln park in Mr. Rounds' automobile Tuesday. PULLMAN NEWS Mrs. Krocht will leave for Indiana April 11 for a visit. Mr. Kroskurth of Pullman, visited Mr. Kierchke at St. Mary's hospital. The funeral of Mr. Frlestater will take place Saturday. Interment at Oakwood. The band concert held at Palmer Park hall last evening was very well attended. The oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Abel, formerly of Pullman, now residing in Detroit, died the 26th of March. Palace council of the Royal League will give a dance, Easter Monday, at Market hall. A great time is ex pected. SOUTH DEERING Miss Mayme Heelan of Hpxie avenue, was shopping in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. McCausland of Hoxle avenue, was an East Chicago caller Thursday, Frank Harris was in Chicago yes terday on business. Mrs. Lenard of Indiana Harbor, vis ited friends In South Deering the first part of this week. Ephriam Reid of Hamlet, Ind,. and Geo. Reid of the East Side, were South Deering callers yesterday. Mrs. Cresswell of Torrence avenue entertained out of town friends Thurs day. Mr. Sanders, who was removed to the hospital about a week ago, is reported slightly Improved. LOWELL NEWS Miss Edith LeRoy has gone to Chi cago where she has a position in a tele phone office. Deputy Game Warden Duckworth Is at Baum's Bridge this week looking af ter violaters of the law. The Athletic boys have purchased some new standards and have begun training for the track meet. i Mrs. Perry Jones, after a winter's stay with her daughter, Mrs. Haines in Chicago, has returned to her home in Lowell. A number of severe wind storms have visited this locality within the last week. During one of them the silo on the Donnaha farm over in Eakle Creek township was blown down. George Wilson, who recently pur chased the Ed Sanders' brick building and turned it Into a blacksmith shop Is installing several new pieces of ma chinery and in a short time will have a first class machine shop.

THE LAKE COUNTY

h South Chicago's Big Store 1 i , Aj r i Fine Easter Clothing for Men j

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style, in blue serges, black thibets, clays and silk mixed worsteds, double guarantee attached.

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9 Boy's Two Piece Boys' two piece double breasted

and

newest patterns, positively worth 4.00 and 5.00 Easter price 2.98 and

BOYS' SUITS

Boys' very fine two piece double breasted suits, sizes 8 to 16, serges, thibets, velours and silk mixtures, every garment tailored for Easter, at S.OO and CHILDREN'S NOVELTIES

Children's novelties, sizes 24 to Buster Browns, in plain blues largest assortment to select from KIN EE

We show the largest assortment oi knee pants ever carried by any merchant in the city; all sizes and styles, and every pair 00 ft guaranteed not to rip; 49c, 69c and Uuis CHILDREN'S WAISTS

In plain white and checks, neat

these waists are all good bargains; special prices, this sale, SOc, 75g9 l.OO and

Men's Cotton and Wool Mixed Medium Weight Underwear, camel hair or natural co'or, shirts and drawers, sizes 32 to 50, flffc per garment at - - - - TUU Rodger Hats for men, in all the new styles in derby, fedora and telescope styles, in black, frQ brown and gray, best hat ever sold at SO Men's and Boys' Caps for Spring wear, in blue serge, black silk and fancy flC 1 OK mixtures, prices from ZOG to 1.0

Men's Medium Weight Cotton Ribbed Underwear, ecru and blue colors, shirts and drawers, our price during this sale per garment, only CONCERT A IND SOUVENIRS SATURDAY,

a With the Bill. A Massachusetts doctor holds that despite modern theories, bleeding is the only way to treat patients. With or without a knife? New York Herald. Great Wealth Not All. Great wealth brings anxiety, while a modest competence can assure contentment and treasure.

TIMES

CPECIAL Easter offerings. Don't let Easter Sunda)' pass without donning new Spring attire. With a comprehensive stock of new styles in all the fashionable fabrics and every garment reflecting the highest attainment in custom tailoring. You can select with safety any style you like at any price. SPRUNG SACK SUITS

In all the smartest single and double plaids and mixed worsteds, cassimeres All custom tailored;

SMART SPRING OVERCOATS Cut short and medium length, with semi fitted or shaped back, broad lapels, made of.tan coverts, oxfords and gray cheviots, diagonal worsteds and herringbone weaves, plain or silk lined, at a OH flfl saving of one third, 7.SO to ZU.UU STYLISH SPRING TROUSERS In all sizes and for all size men, every pattern the market affords in fine worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and neat silk mixtures, custom

tailored in every respect and special

Young Men's Wear

Our stock of young men's wear is the latest and most comprehensive we've ever shown. Special efforts have been devoted to this section and the result is a large, nobby, well assorted stock of suits and overcoats in patterns especially suitable for young men. The cut of the garments is up to the very minute. YOUNG MEN'S FINE CLOTHING

Suitable for young men of 16 to 20 years of age and specially tailored right up to the highest notch of style, cut in single or double breasted

Double Breasted Suits suits, sizes 8 to 16 years, in

all the 3.98

in fine 6.50

8 years, in Eatons, Norfolks and fancy mixtures, positively in the Calumet region, at 3.SO to PAINTS

styles; cut any style that you desire;

1.50

Men's Easter MAIN Men's Blue Chambray Shirts, with collar attached or two separate collars; sizes 14 CHn to 17, excellent values UUU Men's All Wool Medium Weight natural gray, sizes 32 to

A special in Boys' Caps, blue and fancy mixtures, 25c values

When you buy

attached or detached, regular 1.50 value, this sale -

Belated Vindication. If there Is cne thing more than another which frcm our childhood we have heard was grossly unwholesome and opposed to all medical advice, th&t thing certainly wa3 Christmas pudding. Now it seems (by the beat medical advice) that to call Christmas pudding wholesome is entirely a faint and approximate expression ci its nverit

breasted styles, and cheviots. 10.00 to in striped 25.00 Easter values 8.00 2.50 to with our special 6.50 to 15.00 and the .50 Furnishings. FLOOR. Men's Fancy Bordered Hand kerchiefs, regular 10c value this sale, each 4 for 25c 7c Underwear, 50, per garment 98c 16c your next shirt cet one with S.

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Lederer Co.'s name in it, for they stand for quality and durability, made coit style, cuffs

1.25

Men's Medium Weight Cotton Ribbed Underwear, blue color, shirt and drawers, "Cr this sale per garment only DC

49c Good Little Boy. One afternoon while in Sunday school a little boy who had not been very attentive and had been interrupting the lesson, was asked by his teacher if he knew where bad little boys go. The little fellow studied awhile, and then answered: "Yes. It's place where there is fire, but I don't remember the name of the town," r

Friday, March 29, 1907.

BUSINGS DICI0BY1 OP t I LAKE COUNTY I DICKORER & TALMAGE. Contractors and Builders Estimates Furnished on Short Notice Phone 19S3. OFFICE 23 HIMUACH BUILDING. HAMMOND. IXD PHONE 1404. I'HOxrj 14ft. Our Motto: Satisfied Customer. WOLF & CO. Merchant Tailors. CLEANING. DYING AND REPAIRING NEATLY DONE Corner Ilohman and Sibley Streets Opposite First National Bank OPEN EVENINGS HAMMOND, IND Western Union Telegraph Co Office In Rotunda ot HAMMOND BUILDING. rhoam 21 Si. Ds- W. H. DAYI3 E!sTIST :c ;"h H! DntLts. for 1 -l , CnnteJ with them, nevtr oave bean. Best Equipped Repair Shop in the Stat G. W. HUNTfcB AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Compressed Air FRjw Bowser Gasollno Syttnt 81 S. HOIIMAN STREET Phone 123. Iluehn Block. IIamnd, iB Accuracy. Promptness and Reaanabl Rates Guaranteed. t MRS. I. A MINARD, PUUMO STRSOGRAPHEn OOIee, 151 So. llohmaa St., Room , Telephone 1802. Hammond, lo&j , KONG HONG LO CO. Chinese, American and European RESTAURANT CMaese Chop Suey. All Chineae dlabes terresl La saort order. Chinese Goods Openfrora and Tea, ll a, nx to 1 e nf' 91 State Street Memmond. In J Wm. Pepperdine & Son Phone 2633 Contractors and Builders Cement and Concrete Construction a specialty 244 Plummer Ave. Hammond " Phone 3783. HAMMOND GARAGE Automobiles for Rent) Gasoline, Oil and Sundries. General Repairing j. xv. Mcmullen, prep. 74 So. Ilohman street. Hammond. Ind. W. P. HAS KINO FIRE niSURATCZ On ce In First National Basic XH63. CHAS. SPEICHERT CARPENTER AND BUILDER Estimates Furnished on Short Notioa Phone 3162 Residence 270 Michigan Avenue, HAMMOND. IND. STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post Office Euilding, East Chicago. Bank Bldg.. INDIANA HARBOR. IND. W. B. NEWMAN. Contractor ot Painting, Paper Hanging and Decorating 147 MORTON COURT Brumme! & Budinger HIGH GRADE CIGARS 35-37 e. Randolph St., Chicago Tel Central 3603 LA PORTADA (T be Can Cizatr) Por tele at an focal dealers H. HELLERMAN aStJSaS Calf Shoes, New Spring Styles. Exclusive Agency 171 So. Hohman St. HAMMOND HOWARD STEVENS, Open for Contracts. Painting, Paper Hanging and Decorating. GUAIMNG A SPECIALTY. My Motto: Good Work. 153 Morton Court. Hammond, JnO. Telephone 1544. HAMMOND REALTY CO. Owners of choice lots la McUle'a Sub-divlsicau Eajnmond, Elig. Eamncaa,

Xovr Is the time to ert buajr with your real estate ada, THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES readies all the seller and buyers.