Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 99, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1907 — Page 5

Saturday, October 12, 11)07. THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

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Bay's Grist in South Chicago

Heal Estate Transfers.

Eseanaba av., 135 s of olth ft., w f 25x138, incumh. $1,400, Oct. 9 ,H. Tuchocki to Antoil Smlejek) $ Qoxle av., 75 s of lOSth st, e f, 25x121, Sept. 7 CMary Dorsey a to Kllen Klrwan) iPefferson av., n w cor 94th st., f. 77x101, July 12 (John Mc Kfft ft al to John HmiHlpyj . . Michigan av., 32 n of llfcth pi-, e f, 75x125. O't. 5 (John Wiidman to Ailoiph A. Ilartung) . . 109th st , 7 w of Hoxl a v., s f, 50x125, ly 1& (Mary K. Hartmtt to Michael and Mary liziacowskij ' llth st., 500 e of Prairie av.. s f, 25x201, Sept. 12 ( C. L. Iolber to A. Wneziano) Superior av., 210 a of 87th ft, w f. 25x140, Sfpt. 21 (II. titer h to W. Barankiewiez) The Strand, 2"5 n of 'jOth t, e f, 25x140, Oct. 8 (Wm. Tibesart to Nick f'horak) Woodlawn av, 287 ft s of 71 ft St. e f 25x119. incumh. $1,200. Oct. 1 ( F. A. Anderson to Adolph T. Johnson;

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Shipping News. The "Fred Pabst," one of the best known local boats pliyng between Buffalo and South ChicaRO, was sunk yesterday near port Huron. The Pabst heavily loaded with coal, crashed Into the Lake Shore, a large steel boat, and was badly smashed. The entire crew escaped, but the boat sank with her cargo. The total loss will reach to nearly $200,000. The Pabst was loaded with a large cargo of coal for the Philadelphia and Reading Coal company of South Chicago. The news of The Maine Restaurant ino. a 79 Hast 92nd St., South Chicago Fresh Steaks and Chops. First-class Meals served. OYSTERS ON HALF SMELL, npen Day and Night t'hone Sooth Chicago 8043. SI11S. IDA HUGHES. HAIR DRESSING AND MASSAGING PARLORS. Wigs, Switches and Hair Goods to ordar Suite 7, Lincoln Uulldln. Blat Street and Commercial avenue. Telephone tOfllcc, 148; Residence, 213, South Chicago. FRANK FOSTER ATTOUXEY AT LAW. Room 15, Commercial Block. 208 Commercial avenue, - Chicago, 111 Residence, 9120 Exchange avenu. i

the smashup reached South Chicago last night. The collision was due to a heavy foe which prevailed over the

lakes, making it Impossible for the

pilots on the boat to see the other until too iate to avert the crash. The Pafcst is owned by the Sullivan Steamship company of Chicago, and was Insured for over half her value. The Lake Shore was uninjured save for a few Blight dents In her sides.

Carnation Club Dance. A large crowd attended the dance Klven laet night by the Carnation club at the Bessemer I'ark assembly hall. This Is the first of a series of social events that are being given by the club and the initial dance was an elaborate affair. Prof. Kraus, orchestra furnished the musio last night. Nearly 150 couples were present. Will Leave Single Life. Charles Dumbrowski, one of the most popular Lachelors in South Chicago, will soon leave the single life and enter into the Joys of a married existence. It is said that the lucky girl ia a widow of Lamont, III., and that the big event will be pulled off in a few weeks. Charlie is making great preparations and is inviting all of his friends to come to the city that the canal made famous.

WINDSOR PARK

WINDSOR PARK ON MAYOR'S BLACKB00KS. Vlslia Horse Sbovr and Return With Had Cold Novr Trying HU Heat to ut-n Recover;- by Judicious I ae f Uuinine and Its Invariable Ally. It has leaked out from official circles that Windsor Park will hereafter be on the blackbooks of Mayor Busse. The mayor recently paid a visit to the South Shore club horse show and also Inspected the work that is being done on the sewer, and took away with him a little present from the suburb that proved to b an unwelcome package. It was not the gift of any one in particular, but when the mayor got back to his office he found that he had It safely tucked away. As a result he called In a court physician and with quinine and what goes with It, will try to get back into shape once more, after a brief respite from the rains of government. However, It is assured that he bears Windsor Park no ill will.

School Completed. The new Warren school 13 now completed and will be opened and ready for usage next Monday. This is one of the finest buildings In the city and is located in what is known as the Calumet Heights addition.

POLICE COURT TO MOVE.

Forced Out of Present Quartern by Work ow In Progress. The police court, It la thought, will

have to be moved from Its present location at the west end of the second floor on account of the repairing which is now In progress. There Is no other suitable location or section of the building which Is large enough, excepting the patrolman's dormitory. This, it Is thought, will eventually be converted Into municipal court room. The change will necessitate the tearing up and removal of the beds and fixtures, which have been used by the police. It is thought the repairs cannot be completed in less than two weeks. A Sherlock Holmes. "You are angry, madam." "How do you know? You have just come In." "I met your be8t friend leaving the house In a new and stunning costume."

Mrs. Charles Warren of Bond avenue gave a box party at the Horse Show and a dinner at the South Shore Country club yesterday. Some of the guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mohr, and the musical artists, Mme. Rogna Llnne, Silvio Sclonti, Herbert C. Butler and W. C. Towne. Mr. Hughes of the east, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. David Jones, of Seventysixth street. Mrs. C. Qrady, 149 Seventy-fifth place, and Miss Ida Walsh were guests at the Horse Show yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heydorn, who are fresh In the throes of nuptial bliss, were "surprised" last evening at their home by the Royal League of Windsor Park and a merry time ensued. A beautiful cut glass berry dish was presented to the young couple with the congratulations and compliments of the Leaguers. Mrs W. Dunlap of Seventy-eighth street and Lake avenue is visiting relatives in Cleveland. Mrs. Ludwig of Seventy-fifth place has returned from Benton Harbor, where she has been spending some of the summer weeks. The St. Brides Order of Lady Foresters had a business meeting and card party at Jones hall yesterday afternoon. Hand painted china prizes were awarded the winners in the card games.

Damage by Surface Cars. Surface cars on Manhattan Island do dally damage to persons and property in the average sum of $2,750.

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Saturday October 12. free souvenirs. BAND CONCERT. Special 10 per cent. Discount on all goods bought Opening Week. EASY PAYMENTS. Largest and Finest Selection of Household Goods in town. Liberal treatment. Low pricee. Everything in our store marked in plain figures. FOUR OPENING SPECIALS

Solid oak or mahogany fiinish Rocker. Dur

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Double possible afford. .

Base Burner, just as good

for the market to

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Guaranteed; $2.50 monthly.

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Solid quarter sawed oak Extension Table; heaTy pedestal post with center leg support. Every inch of this table is hand rubbed and polished. It is beautifully designed, has large ball-bearing castors; when drawn out it ex- a Cf tends full 6 ft. A rare bargain f,J3U

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The world's best steel range, absolutely guaranteed direct from the foundry; if you don't find it economical, a first class baker, a wonderfully powerful heater and perfection in every possible detail, we will cheerfully refund your money. It

has a large warming closet, and

large square oven,

$2.50 cash; $2.50 monthly.

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This should be construed as an invitation for you to visit our store during our Fall Opening Week, Commencing Saturday, October 12th, and Ending Friday, October 18. We've endeavored and we've succeeded in gathering the largest, most comprehensive line of merchandise we've ever shown. As usual, on occasions of this kind the store has been decorated, but this year's efforts surpass all previous attempts. Band Concerts and Souvenirs have been provided to make your visit an enjoyable one, and a great many special values have been secured in everv section of this great store to make it profitable as well. Your comments on the decorations will be appreciated and we'll be glad to show you the newest things for the Fall and Winter Season. NEW MILLINERY STYLES Second Floor

EXCLUSIVE STYLES. We have brought out many handsome models in millinery for the fall Opening. This special offering shows an immense selection of the most advanced fall and winter styles. Beautiful a creations every one of them, U IJ prices $10.00 down to via w 0

BEAUTIFUL HATS AT $4.75, a magnificent display of

nais, nunareas to select from comprising

tne most stynsn shapes and trimmings

Such a profusion of charming headwear. Such a wealth of styles, trimmings and colorings. The most exquisite models in quantities large enough to satisfy the most fastidious. Every woman who visits thl3 section will come away with the impression that this store has the largest selection to choose from. There Is no end to the stunning effects we have brought forth in Hats this season. The most beautiful creations, copied from Parisian styles, and some very handsome effects made in

our own workroom; the assortment excels any ever shown before at these

prices. $25.00 down to

Women's Ready-to-Wear Coats and Skirts

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Garments, Suits, Cloak Section on Second Floor

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A COMPREHENSIVE SHOWING pre-eminent among the conclusive features of which are many interesting, high class suits; several styles in 35 to 42 inch coat suits, some strictly tailored, also braid trimmed, side and cluster

plaited skirts in black and colors of broadcloth, serge and mixtures, prices $35.00 and

TAILORED SUITS, $20.00, $25.C0 and $30.C0. Into this selection of tailored suits we have endeavored to bring styles of every kind and our present variety is wonderfully complete. The new tight-fitting coats follow the lines of the figure and display its long, slender gracefulness. Some we show in broadcloth, cheviot and mixtures. Others built in the almost universally becoming half-fitting style are most popular because alterations are seldom necessary. They fall loosely and suggest rather than define the outline of the figure. There is

every length of coat in this collection of stylish suits. $20.00, $25.00 and

HANDSOME NEW FALL COATS, 32, 42 and CO inch length, in fitted half-fitted and looso

styles, made of broadtail, kersey, broadcloth

and cheviots. A very large selection to choose from. Prices from $50.00 down to

20.00

NOBBY 25 INCH COATS, made of broadtail.

elaborately trimmed with braid and large buttons, special this sale at

5.00

WOMEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT KERSEY COATS, made in the new semi-fitted style, finely tailored and lined throughout with a ser

viceable satin lining, braid trimmed, special this sale only

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30.00

THIS IS POSITIVELY THE BEST SUIT ever offered at the price; made of fine quality all wool material, in good shades of brown, navy,

black and also fancy mixtures. Coat made in

the half-fitted style, lined throughout with satin. Skirts are extra full plaited style, trimmed with fold

WOMEN'S FULL LOOSE 50 INCH COATS, made of fine quality broadcloth, satin lined

throughout, elaborately trimmed, with braid and velvet, price only

2.98

9.75

WOMEN'S LONG LOOSE BACK COATS, made

of all wool cheviot, trimmed with mohair braid,

all sizes, worth $8.00, our

special price for

Opening sale

LARGE SELECTION OF, DRESS SKIRTS to choose from, materials are voile, silk Panama and serge. They are finished in the most ap

proved styles and beautifully trimmed. Prices from $25.00 down to

8.00

WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS AT $5.00, made of extra good quality Panama, in blue, brown or black, full side plaited effect, trimmed with

two silk folds, worth fully $8.50, your choice of this lot at

5.00

MEN'S FALL FURNISHINGS

Main Floor We are agents for the best hats made for the price. You can choose between the Rodger and Chester brands at $3.00 or you can have the John 15. Stetson hat at from at the money. SPECIAL Men's good quality derby, fedora telescope

nd scoop hats, all the prevailing styles aid blacss, for our

luenins sale

.TEN'S FINE DRESS SHIRTS, plain and plaited bosoms

uffs attached and detached, made of tra fine fast colored percales, your hoice of 50 patterns at

MEN'S FANCY PERCALE DRESS SHIRTS, plain or

plaited bosoms, cuffs attached or detached, all sizes

GLOVES. Our line of gloves comprises the best makes to be had at the price. It contains the newest shades of

kid gloves, including blacks and grays. Three qualities, $2.00, $1.50 and

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$3.50 to $5.00. These makes are the best In the world

MEN'S GRAY AND CAMEL HAIR WOOL SHIRTS AND

DRAWERS, all sizes, per garment only

MfcN'5 HEAVY GRAY WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW

ERS, sizes 30 to 50, shirts single and

double breasted, your choice tJM per garment JUl MEN'S HEAVY WOOL RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAW

ERS, flesh color. Fall Opening price per garment, only

MEN'S FINE NATURAL WOOL WORSTED SHIRTS

AND DRAWERS, special Fall Opening price per garment, only

MEN'S FALL CLOTHING

MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS of guaranteed all wool cheviots and cassimeres;in brown and gray colorings neat styles and broken mixtures, also fast color blue serges, single or double breasted. Exceptionally well

made and tailored to retail at from $12.00 to $15.00, Our Special Opening price

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MEN'S FINE HAND TAILORED SUITS in the different shades of grey and a magnificent variety of of brown stripes and small checks, not a suit

made to retail for less than $18.00 and 20.00, Our Opening Price

SPECIAL 300 Men's Blue and Black All-Wool Kersey Overcoats, lined with good heavy serge and

especially well tailored, a $lo.00 value. Our Opening Price only

YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Ages 15 to 20 years, in tho new fall models of black thlbets, blue serges, fancy mixed tweeds and cassimeres, all nicely tailored

and guaranteed in every respect. Our Opening Sale Price

MEN'S FALL OVERCOATS FOR $12.00. Regular $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 values. All ia desirable patterns, cut in Chesterfield or short length, made from crev worsteds and cheviots, in several

shades and absolutely the greatest bargains ever offered. Onr Opening Price

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1000 PAIRS OF MEN'S TROUSERS, very select pat

terns, neat stripes and checked worsteds, tweeds and cheviots a $4.50 value. Our Opening Price

MEN'S FINE DRESS TROUSERS, correctly tailored and sewn with silk throughout, cut in conservative style over fifty different patterns to select from

and every pair has our double guarantee, specially priced for Our Opening Price

SPECIAL! 600 Pairs of Men' Medium Weight Pants,

in different patterns f silk mixed worsteds and fancy cheviot3, $3.00 and $3.50 value ,

Your attention is called to Fall Suits & Overcoats of the Kuppenheimer system for which we are the exclusive agen's. Cl CT -f C2A Acknowledffed by all the best ready-to-wear clothes made in America. XO vOU

Store open Saturday until lO p. m.

CopjrkU 1907 The Houe Knppedaeaer

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