Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 146, Hammond, Lake County, 3 April 1908 — Page 5

Friday, April 3, 1908.

THE TIMES.

Soutti Chicago

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Cfcas. J. Simon & Bro. Pawnbrokers 236 02nd St, So. Chicago All Bosines Strictly Confidantlal.

William A. Schoening General Contractor and Builder Fire Losses Adjusted robbing Promptly Attended to IC520 TORRENCE AVE.. Chicago Phone, South Chicago 483

DAILY SPECIAL

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Dominic P. Owens QQIO Ewing Ave. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBA--.IER LAfcY ASSISTANT

WM. ERFURTH TJUNKS aad TRAVELING OODS, Suit Cases and Satchsls, Club Bags and Telescopes. Wholesale ' and retail Leather and Shoe Findings. 9235 COMMERCIAL AVE. Phone South Chicago 3943. MRS. IDA HUGHES tlsir Dressing end Massaging Parlors Wtffs, Switches anil Hair Osoda t Or4r Suite 7, Lincoln Ball dins. Dirt Street and Commercial Avenue, telephones i Office, 148j Real dene 243, South Chicago.

PRANK FOSTER ATTORJfBT AT LAW. . Room 15, Commercial Block, :M Commercial avenue, - Chicago, m, Residence 120 Exchange aTenue.

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table with 42-inch top, is a phenomenal value and we ask you to look around to try and match it

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Refiabb Meal Marks! and Grccsry To 54 91st St.

IRWIN SISTERS Sooth Dee ring, m. rtxwt-ClMs Hetanrant, Bakery Goods, Clsrar and Tobacco, Exclusive Asenta for the liAKB couirnr TIMI9 and All Chicago Paper.

No Trouble at all to Show our Goods, and we have Lots of Goods to Show.

WE TRUST THE PEOPLE

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Sunday to resume his studies at Purdue after spending a tew days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. IX. Mott, of South Ilohman street D. P. Black of Hobart -was In Hammond yesterday on business. J. I Martin Is transacting business In Valparaiso today. George Mllen is in Dolton and Lansing1, 111., .jday on business. C. C. Smith of East Chicago Is a visitor in Hammond today. E. D. Brandenburg went to Crown Point today on business. E. D, Brandenburg returned last evening from Indianapolis where he attended the republican convention. A. E. Van Bodegraven, who is attending the Chicago university, came home this afternoon to spend the week end with relatives. The new club to be organized here shortly will be excedingly helpful to housewives, especially those who do their own housework. Watch for the announcement. . Grand Spring Opening at Paxton & Baker's tomorrow. HAVE YOU SEEN IT The magnificent display of Easter hats and bonnets. If not, take a trip down to the Bomberger and Shaw millinery opening and see the correct thing in headgear,' Styles to suit every costume, prices to suit every purse. Millinery opening to commence Friday and Saturday, April 3 and 4, and extend for one week so as to give their many friends and patrons an opportunity to examine at leisure their large and varied display.. Dress hats, street hats, theater hats and bonnets,. French and home models for every occasion you will find in their display rooms, 186 South Hohman street. , Every one is welcome to come in a.. ; examine and find out for themselves the correct hat to wear and how to wear it. Adv.

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South Chlcario's

Leading Furniture Store

Contract Is Awarded. The Meteor club, a social organization of Windsor Park people, has decided to live In a new home. A contract for a new $2,500 concrete club house was awarded to P. J. McDonagh with specifications to have the building completed by July. The present club house is located at Seventy-fourth street and Lake avenue. The new building will be put on the site of the old club house.

DE. FLINT DIRECTS

SUPREME HYPNOTIC ACT.

Living Pile of Flesh and Bones Makes Toner to Support 300-Ponnds Man. A living human pile of flesh and bones weighing over half a ton, and supported upon the backs of four kitchen chairs was one of the thrilling spectacles at the Towle opera house last evening. Dr. Flint presented this scene by special request of some personal friends in the audience. After testing several of the young men on the stage he selected the five best suited to his purpose, and placed them in a state of absolute rigidity through magnetic influence. Two of the these were placed with their shoulders and heels resting upon the backs of four kitchen chairs. Then two more men were placed crosswise of these two .and still a fifth crosswise of the latter two. . Then Dr. Flint, who weighs over three hundred pounds

stood upon the topmost man, making

what is considered one of the most convincing of all demonstrations ef magnetic catalepsy., Mrs. Flint, not" to be outdone, also presented some unusual scenes. Her program, as on the previous evening, was entirely new, and there was a laugh in every situation. An especially funny scene was that in which the young men were given the suggestion that they were afraid of mice, and were then sent scampering in every 'direction when some Imaginary rodents appeared. The Flints are here tonight and tomorrow night, and every scene presented those two evenings will be entirely different from anything that has been seen earlier in the week.

WEST HAMMOND PARENTS' CLUB TO MEET TODAY.

The "West Hammond Parents' club will meet this afternoon and Rev. C. J. Sharp will give an address. The full progrm Is as follows: A Gentle Word .Elsie Lorenz The Golden Rule. . . Annie Kirschsieper Eyes of the Angels.. Margaret Calligan Special Words..... .Hattie Arnold Dolly Dear.. Millie Ahlborn Song A Boy's Best Friend .Boys Dialouge. . .Gilbert Krug and Ida Moore The Bumblebee Udella Deaver Baby Brother. ........ .Florence Knott When Mamma Was a Little Girl Josle Whittlleb Sunbeam.. Caroline Boerst Why Settle Didn't Laugh.. Emma Karr Song Child's Evening Prayer Girls Parson's Sermon.... Robert Long Vocal Duet. . . .Olga Vogel, Irene Brusel A Longfellew Play Leslie Lindner, Viola Pressel, Paul Siegrist, Dewey Lanfond, Florence Miller, . Ada Sherwood, George Zimmer, Verl Sutes, Barbara Schneider, Mabel Button, Arthur Langbeen. Instrumental Solo Irene Brusel Song When There's Love at Home..- . . . . School Address Rev. C. J. Sharp

RECENT BRIDEGROOM

HOLDS OPEN HOUSE

Warren Hartelrode of Indiana Harbor, who surprised his friends by bringhome a bride the other day, whom he had married three weeks before, celebrated the event last night by keeping open house at the Topaz buffet. There was a large company of his friends who assembled to accept Mr. Hartlerode's hospitality, but the latter was denied to no one who entered the place, friend, stranger or foe. All during the evening the liquid refreshments flowed and cigars went up In smoke at the host's expense.

BOYS PLAY TAG WITH DYNAMITE. Drop Explosive TZtey Had Stolen When Police Arrive. Five sticks of dynamite stolen from a work car on the tracks of the Chicago Terminal Transfer Railway company were used by as many boys in playing tag last night. When the police arrived the boys dropped the sticks, with which they had repeatedy tagged each other in play, and fled. The dynamite sufficient the police say, to wreck a large part of the buildings In the neighborhood was placed in the car. A watchman notified the police that the boys had stonel the dynamite and that their lives were endangered.

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While Thomas E. Knotts Is working took and nail to get rid of the postmastership of Gary, James Bowlby, who is employed by the Steel company, and John Call are running neck and neck to land the position. They are

jboth pulling their wires until they are hot and it expected that within the

next few days signed petitions will go to Congressman Crumpacker. Knotts' bond expired on March 31, and the postmaster of Gary is now without bend contrary to the federal law. Nor is Tom making any effort to get a bond. The post office has been raised to a third class office and while the postmaster is receiving, the salary of a third class postmaster his expenses owing to the big business equal those of a second class office. For this reason Mr. Knotts wants to resign.

No matter how long it has been gray or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth of healthv hair.

Stops its falling out, and positively

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FREE1"5 of HARFLNA

sT.iiH.n-T ouAr wiin eacn doitie and this ad. for 50c at the following druerists:

Otto Xeerele, J. W. We Is, A. E, Kepert.

Boarder Prevents Bad Fire. But for the presence of mind of Joseph Muchawa, a boarder in a Hungarian boarding house at 13510 Ontario avenue, yesterday evening, the entire house would have gone up In flames. Muchawa was on the second floor when he noticed one of the beds was on fire. Hastily grabbing the bed clothing he threw it out of the window and then jumped to the ground through a side window. The fire department was called and the flames were soon extingushed. The loss was about 100,

fully covered by Insurance.

Build or Buy a Home in

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WM. C. McCLAIN Leading

Real Estate Dealer. He will either rent or sell you a Home in

this pretty suburb. Good schools and churches. Transportation unexcelled. Soon to be one fare to the city. LOANS, 6961 Stoney Island Ave. PHONE RENTING CHICAGO HYDE PARK and INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC 1948 Open evenings Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

YOUNG ' & BROWN Real Estate, Loans a Insurance STEAMSHIP TICKETS t 049 Commercial Avenue, - SOUTH CHICAGO NOTARIES PUBLIC. Tel. South Chicago 500

HEGEWISCH. Miss Meda Gabriel has returned to her home in Ohio, after & lenghty visit with her aunt, Mrs. Mat Atmer. Fay Lammering attended the commencement exercises of the Chicago veterinary college In the Central T.

M. C. A. last Monday evening.

Mrs. A. Starkweather spent yesterday with friends In Hammond. Of late Hegewisch has been the scene of several political meetings. The

democratic party held a mettlng last Tuesday evening at Kosciusko's halL Among the speakers were Judge Foster and Alderman S. Derpa.

On "Wednesday evening, headed bv

the Jones fife and drum corps, the republicans held a meeting at the opera

house. Among the speakers who ad-

dressed the meeting were Senator A. C. Clark, Warren E. Colburn, P. H. Moynihan and John H. Jones.

Miss Mayme Burnham Is snendlne

the spring vacation with Miss Nellie Southworth of Griffith.

The school trustees of the villaE-a

of Burnham held their regular meet

ing at the school house last evening.

Fire was discovered about six o'clock

last evening at 13511 Ontario avenue but very little damage was done. The

Are is supposed to have originated

from a spark from the chimney.

Mrs. J. H. Lammering and son. Burt.

were Chicago shoppers Thursday.

Dr. O. E. Wald, of Chicago, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Freeburg, at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage. Rev. W. Pearson entertained the yaung people's society Friday evening

at the parsonage.

PARIS RESTAURANT 9216 Commercial Ave. Our patrons claim that we serve the best Meals in South Chicago. Special attention given to after-theater parties.

I Open All lilgM I STAMPS BROS,, - Props. I

Bunaway Boys Arrested. A proposed trip to California by twa boys, each 14 years old, was interrupted yesterday when William Jolyex. 11908 Burnslde avenue, and Charles Keller, 627 One Hundred and Eighteenth street were arrested as they were boarding a train at the West Pullman depot. Jolvex told the police that he had stolen $40 from the room of his cousin, Fred Jolvex, who lives at hi home, 11908 Burnslde avenue, "I know th boye that went to California last year and Charlie and I started out there, said Jolvex." The boys will be turned over the Juvenile court where they will be given a hearing today before Judga Tuthill.

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the most display at our store Saturday, April 4. It is . You'll find it easier and a goS deal safer Sofe yoL LS Ca,,ed t0 OUt" ReadytOWear Department, a!! grades of goods. You don't need to be an exr whe on,y Sd is admitted, rather than a place where you are confronted with quality and value are here. You can get what you want We kno Jft Uherfand yur co,or' Pattern and The

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LADIES'

Ladies' Kid Gloves in all shades .59c Ladies' Long Kid Gloves in all shades .2.48 Ladies' Long Silk Gloves, 16 button length, all shades 1.48 American Lady Corset 3gc Silk Lisle Hose, in black, tan, gray, pink, blue' and white 35c Our Skirt Department is complete, prices up from 4.79 Ladies' Waists, all the latest styles for spring up from .98c Our Ladies' and Misses' Suits, model made of fine Shadow Stripe Manama Cloth in black, blue and brown, all smart 4 t f fi tailored, prices range up from 8 Z.uU CHILDREN'S CONFIRMATION DRESSES Much attention has been given to the selection of fine materials dainty tnmmed and pretty designs. They come in simple as well as elaborate styles, the styles that are the very latest fiQ for the little folks, prices range up from OqC

SPECIAL SATURDAY LADIES1 BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN SILK JUMPER SUITS

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Buy your spring suits now, we positively guarantee to save you money on your spring suit and top coat, our clothing is equal to

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Men's Soft Hats, all colors and styles for spring, hats that sell for 2.00 to 3.00, Saturday only

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Men's fine Neckwear is another feature of our store, that will suit you, Saturday only, one lot of ties in all the -9 ft latest shades and styles JJQ Men's Fancy Hose in all the latest patterns. We're showing an unusually fine lot of fancy Waist Coats in flannel and mercerized fabrics, new shades and smart patterns.

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