Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1908 — Page 2

SHU TIMES,

OVER THE TEA CUPS

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UETrnXS FROM THE AVE ST. Louia Imes has returned to Hammond after an extended trip to California and Nw Mexico. Joe Stebbins, who was with Mr. lines has returned and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. AV. Stebbins at their home in Woodlawn. VISITS IV MICHIGAN. Miss Lucile Stebblns, formerly of Hammond but now of Woodlawn, has gone to Dowagaic, Mich., to be the guest of relatives for a few weeks. Miss Stebbins was the guest of Mrs. Martin White of Hammond last week. HERE ON BUSINESS. Guy M. Wells, assistant secretary of the State Y. M. C. A. at Indianapolis, was in Hammond today on business. He visited at the home of his sister, Mrs. A W. Sprague In Carroll street. GOING ON VACATION.

Miss Kthel Meston, manager of the local Western Union office, leaves Saturday for Palmerston, Ontario, her home, for a month's vacation. She is relieved by Miss Julia Wallrieh f Chicago, who will fill Miss Meston's place during her absence. Miss Maetson has made a host of friends during her short

stay in Hammond, all of whom wish her an enjoyable time in her Canadian home. PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY. The neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Alms gave a very pleasant surprise party in their honor last evening at their home in East Hammond. The party was given In celebration of their tenth wedding annlversary and as a farewell before they leave Hammond for Montana, where they will make their home in the future. The "evening was passed very pleasantly in a social way after which a luncheon was served. Mrs. Alms was presented ;wlth a handsome leather hand hntr

from the guests. The guests were: Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Moore. J. O. Thompson, J. W. Thompson, Jason C. Austin and sons, Adalbert and Everett, C. E. Thorns, W. Klage and son, Edwin, O. Norman and son Frank, C. A. Young, A. P. Larson, F. J. Rosenberg, C. Brewbaker, Cowgill, Mrs. Ecklund, Mrs. Newall, Mrs. Carroll and Misses Blanche, Emme and Mable Carroll, Messrs. Walter and Percy Thompson and Oscar Parmer.

I bent upon him. Dr. Schell will SDend

the greater part of his time in the Iowa college town until he terminates his Laporte pastorate, returning here, however, for the pastoral duties of tiu; Sabbath until his successor is named by the next northwest Indiana conference. Eaporte Argus--Bulletin.

BACK FROM VITIT. Miss Carrie TMbos has returned a few weeks' stay at the I'eils in consin.

from Wis-

VISITS IN WISCONSIN. Cards have been received by friends of Miss K. G. Keiliey, who is visiting at Appleton, Wis., saying she is en

joying her vacation immensely, will also visit at Green Bay, Wis fore returning home in August.

She be-

MOVK TO THE WEST. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Alms of Hammond expect to leave Saturday for Mou-

ftana to make their h

ture. Mr. Alms has secured a splendid position there, located near rela

tives or .Mrs. Alms. Mr. and Mrs. Alms will be greatly missed by their friends

in Hammond but they have the best wishes for success from their friends

here. LEAVES FOR CANADA.

'U!SS eua iieins;,.M.-k m j-i-t Webb street expects to leave Hammond next week for Coult Ste. Marie, Mich., and points in Canada. Miss Hemstock will visit a few weeks with relatives at

Uwensound, Canada. GUESTS FROM KENTUCKY. It . . .

rs- -urmur Gust of .Newport, Ky., is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. A." Smith

ot Summer street for a few weeks.

marched

ELKS LODGE OF SORROW. . Dallas, Tex., July 15. With the selection of Los Angeles as the place for the next convention and the election of officers, the real work of the Elk's .national convention, now meeting here, has been practically concluded. Tomorrow will come the great Elks' parade, and it Is expected that fully :,a.ooa

people will be here. Impressive services were participated in by the visiting Elks today at their lodge of sorrow. The opera house was filled with members of the order who. with bawed heads, heard the names of deceased members called out. Tinhouse was darkened, and as each name was announced, a tins- electric light sprang into being. The visiting bands

jormea a parade later and through the citv.

Officers were elected as follows: Grand exalted ruler. Rush L. Holland. Colorado Springs. Colo. Grand Esteemed leading knight, John G. Shea. Hartford, Conn. Grand esteemed royal knight, A. M MrElwee, Ft. Worth, Tex. Grand esteemed lecturing knight Warren G. Say re, Wabash. Ind. Grand treasurer, Edward Leach New Y;rk.

Grand tyler, Charles L. nesota.

Grand trustee, Alfred T. Holley. Ilackensack, X. J.

oranti secretary, Fred C. L'ubuque, la.

Grand inner guard, A. Augustine, Fla.

During the year lodges received by affixation or iniation 64,34.-, memberssuspended or expelled, 264; stricken

iuws lor non pavment of S.20S.

RETURNS HOME. if: -n - , -

enmie wertman left for her home in Lewiston, 111., accompanied

d ner sister, Mrs. George B. Sheerer, and two daughters, Mildred and Gertrude. Mrs. Sheerer and daughters will

two or three weeks with relaand friends in and near Lewis-

visit tives ton.

ENTERTAINS AT PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. P. 1). Lovegrin informally entertained a party of young people last evening at their home in Wilcox avenue in honor of their guests, Misses xorfl aml iienrietta Lovegrin of Rockford, 111. The evening was passed very pleasantly with games and music after which a luncheon was served in the dining room. The dec-

. i.-. veie erv nrein - o i-t-o n

with garden flowers and asparagus ferns. The guests were Misses Nora

ind nenrietta Lovegrin of Rockford II!., Ethel Wolf, Emily Ebert and Eliza-

-x-ui urumni; Messrs. Charles Thorns, I. A. Dilga of Chicago, J. and Harry

iMicKenoecKer. Arthur Borman Benjamin Webster of Garv.

man second honors, and Mrs. Harry Evans the consolation prize for the afternoon. Following the games the hostess served an elaborate six course

J luncheon, the decorations in the dining

room being garden flowers and ferns. Among the guests mere the following from out of town: Mesdames Rose Jackson and Fred Xewmark of Xew Tork City, S. Kleinhamer of Chicago, L. Frank of St. Louis. The Hammond guests were Mesdames M. Rothschild. I. R. Hirsch, Jacob Fox, Adolph HirseK Harry Evans. Abe Marks. Henry Faber' William Stieglitz, Carl Kaufman. L-o

oii, William Eisner, Abe Colin, Rubin and I. Modjeska.

MAKING READY FOR THE TRIP. The choir of St. Paul's Episcopal

cuurcn is making preparations for the annual camping trip under the leaders-hip of the rector. Rev. Charles Albert

jtt,i:j, lor lne past seven I

mi., i.een located near Clark Sta tion, but this year arrangements ha

neon made to take a cottage at Lake, near Plymonth, for the

lacnes oi tne choir, while the boys us.

I'ii ii-iiu nearoy. August 10, two weeks ,-arlIer than usual, is the date set for the encampment. The ice

social to be given on the lawn rectory Wednesday, July 23, will the friends of the chnir -jr.

portunitv to help make up the fund tor the outing.

Thursday. July 16. 1008.

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Honored by Elks

Prettv

young i

cream of the afford

VISITING RELATIVES. Mrs. Albert Bush of Sioux City,

is nere for a visit with Mrs. Fred Gastel. of Williams street and Mrs. John Hilbrich of Sibley street.

FOR FRIENDS. the University Club

evening.

RECEPTION The members of

will give a reception Tuesday

Jiny in their club rooms for a number of young ladies. Mr. and Mr Charles Albert Smith will chaperone the party.

and

LEAVE FOR THE EAST. Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Parker of May

w.ti ,iue gone to Buffalo and

i-aiis tor a few weeks'

Niag-

vacation.

Decker, Min-

Robinson.

Taylor, St.

HHX-Ill'B MEETING. ressive Court. Tribe -,f t?

Hur, met for the regular meeting last evening jn Weis hall on State

meeting was very well atThere was initinlinn f

eral candidates during the business

",n". aner winch a social

enjoyed when refreshments ( a.

Pro;

and the tended.

hour was

were serv-

dues,

TO GIVE

The Indies of

LAWN SOCHI,.

the Presbyterian Airi

eociety will give a big lawn social at the home of Dr. Groman. on 26 Rimbach avenue, Thursday evening. Ice cream and cake will be served and a musical program will be rendered. The The public is cordially invited. 1-14-3t

PLEASANT LAWN SOCIAL. The congregation of the First Presbyterian church will give a lawn social this evening at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. H. v. Groman. in Rfmbach avenue, it is expected that there

l large attendance as the proceeds of the social will he used for the

oenent ot the church.

Briefs. Albert Toung of South Hohman

street, mode a hasty trip to South Chicago yesterdav.

Mrs. E. Bayne of Hammond and Miss

Ethel Wiersey of Burnham attended

the funeral of Mrs. Lody Prather, at her late home. 202 Thirty-sixth street

Chicago, yesterdav.

Mrs. Fleck of State Line street visit

ed friends in Indiana Harbor last night.

Miss Theresa Fleck of Chicago is

spenuing a lew days' vacation with her

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fled

of State Line street.

it soothes, refreshes, strengthens and

purifies the stomach, bowels and kidneys. A tonic that prevents summer troubles. Such is Hollister's Boekv

Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Ten nr Tan.

lets. For sale by Xegele. the druggist Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis have re

turned trom a few days' visit relatvies in Plymonth,

Mrs. William Xewman and children of

Morton Court have gone to Detroit, Mich., to be the guests of relatives for a few weeks.

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POLICE COURT NEWS.

SIMONS' RESIDENCE ROBBED. Mrs. Ed Simons reported to the police that some one- broke Into' her house between 10 to 11 o'clock yesterday morning and stole $10 in silver. Entrance to the house was made by lr.akiog a window and the ii-ou-se was ransacked in broad daylight. The peo-

ce of the opinion that the hunriariv

was committed by some bums and thoughs who have been hanging around

the vicinitv.

ANOTHER EIKE STOLEN. The local police department received

,a report from Robert I'hilgard, 415 J North Calumet avenue, in which he rej ports that his bicycle which he had

locked up in his barn, disappeared last evening. The police will make n . f-

to locate it.

The Rounder Says

Ir. Clark is a joker he pulls off a good one hang around Summers

oiner uay a street

Chi(

once in a while on the boys who drug store. The

car pulled out for

easro with the , ,

".-ulii a in it.e hi .ve-.

eirfi passengers to

The last

phaais on the Chi'Ie sauce.

M) catsup or Indi.i

and then gave

Ret aboard.

man to make a dash f,-,r- h

car was a "Hunkie" with his handtrunk. He ran half way across the

central tracks an,!

up the chase.

"There is never a street that corner," said Dr. Clark.

one noes not run after

iixe a oroa.l statem

don't

The

.pa.gn public;

1 practice f...r s. J progress lias I. en son or a not her t h

car haves "that some

it. That seem. .1

nt to ',rn Sm-.!.

""s aim lie said. "Oh 1

u r

in.; b.

a nti

qunrtrtte which is to slr.g camsongs for the Young Men's Re'U . lu!) has been meeting for

ral evenings. The !ow. For some reare did not seem to !.,

ai.st harn:..py among the parts, one of th.. .ji.artette was found

..vino. 1 ai anu 1 :,at t xi

iai:u

situatr

"I'll e do.

fort

tell you what I tor. " Til l.t ,, ,

r cigars that

Wiis game

k now.

and t!

ELACK MARE FOUND.

Word was received by Chief of Police Eimhaeh this morning that the sheriff of Marshall county had recov-

eie.j ne oiacK mare which was lo

by some one in Hammond a few days ago. and that the owner could have the horse. He said that he had failed to capture the thief.

will do," dollar's v

ome one runs :, ft,.T-

10 1 ear. em

was made. The crowd stood how the bet would a car came in and r

it waited a ft.w ,ninut started out. The crowd 1.,,

j.iii'. iioii ior a p t ger but no one

' - " 10. iiiii iiir

I oei lien SUililenl v 1

111.1

-aid rth the bet

Jell ll

int.nd.d of Malum.

. 1 Hrutrald to be ii ;m. nd. "I've 1

see

RuH L.Holland.

with

T. B. Brennan was the c-.mct

of her mother, Mrs. M. Swift, In Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Frank Hack of Crown Point visited relatives in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Fred Eckhart of Chicago is visiting friends in Hammond today. Xick Einsele of East Sibley street

nas returned trom a few days

wnii mends in Crown Point

well.

Mrs.

Clyde,

visit

and Lo-

Ed 111..

LIIES" AIIJ MEETS. Fm T . . : ...

o. .,auics ..ui society of the First

ai. i.. church met yesterday afternoon nt the hom.. of Mrs. F. R. Olwin in East Cnn-nll t.,. ti, , . ..

i.-t. t He iaues ot the

iirst division entertained ant time was spent.

Imsiness sess

ts were

en -

after serv-

and a pleas-ollowlnc-the

a social hour was en

joeo wnen dainty refreshments s-rved. There was an unusually

.utetHiance of members

n-t meeting will I

the second divi

1 m i will

were large

present. The wo weeks and entertain.

ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Miss Lulu De Weese informally

rertained a few: friends last evenintr i ,

,.,.-,,,e. nimraen avenue. Musi.

luji.iHi uunng tne evening

"Which dainty refreshment

ed.

UP-TO-DTE WHIST CI.UII MEET. The members of the Fp-to-Datn Whist club are being entertained tills

unernoon by Mrs. R. Kennv

home in Indian

ACME SOCIAL CLUB. Mrs. Ryan is entertaining the memis of the Acme Social club this af-

ternoon at her home in Truman 'avenue. The afternoon is being pleasantly spent with cards.

!. Parmer and son Oscar, of are visiting Mrs. Parmer's

sister, Mrs. Jason C. Austin, 533 Tor-

rence avenue.

Hf 1, . .-.

-iue. .ara, Aew York's favorite

paimist and clairvoyant, by special

iue.Ni. irom ner many natrons has e,-,

oacK to Hammond for a short time

See ad in another column. Adv

-Mrs. J. Turner of Truman

visiting in Chicago todav.

Mrs. Mary Hemstock of Valparaiso was the guest of her daughter. Miss

eua nemstock of Webb

Airs. Abo Marks is visiting in Chicago.

Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald is Hammond ladies visiting todav.

in Chicago Heights after a few days' visit with her sister, Mrs. Harry Wans. Misses Xora and Minnie Dovegren of Rockford, 111., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. p. d. Dovegren of AVilcox street for a few days. Mrs. Mary Townsland of Omaha, Xeb.

is expected Saturday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Jones of Jesse street. Mrs. Flora Johnson will go to Cedar 1,1,,, ..

i..ui-.c- i"iii'iniiw to remain lay the guest of friends.

Miss Fem S

Alphabet in Bible Verse. In the twenty-first verse of the sev

enth chapter of Ezra can be found every letter of the English alphabet. It runs thus: "And I, even I, Artaxerxes the king, do make a decree to all the treasurers which are beyond the river, that, whatsoever Ezra the priest, the scribe of the law of God of Heaven, shall require of you, it be done speedily."' But, still more wonderful, in the eighth verse of the third chapter of Zephaniah is contained every letter, Including finals of the Hebrew lan-guay

around just t

'urn out. Finally an around the loop.

and then ked in everv

ocra s t i nn t i n g pa se n - Was to be It

looked as thoue-h the .i..t , , ,

tnrted off down

sireet wuviner his t,I,,j

l:y life." .-aid the genial m ss man. "and do y,e moment 1 would ive u; an automobile ride toiii re.eive a delegation of street property owi -rs del, landing e , -rythip. i pavem.-m fi.m t.irr.,1 rubber garnished w ith i luce?

as aske.T .late for n in .oli;

Hamii: think f'e ,- ght in So-.u h

wh n tl pa a rs

iv.'f

Um, s all nd bu-i. f..r ,.e, sp.'Ct of or.it r to He!, man

would bt! way r.f a r to India y and let-

tling

for the car to

course, ,e did n

but he won his dollar's

-All the wisdom t hat

lo a benedict did mond druggist. S? the next car.

w ! : i s -

P. t catch the car worth of ei caw-

is supposed to com.-

not save the Ham)ine ,,ne dil run after

i n

Msileontl, n. Sl.art. who !iv

iiomewood. an enthusiast over tin city beautiful idea. He wanted to know

............. i.'-uifi iionman street

paved with tomato (with the

I nclc Ilt nr pose. t,, jioli.y 1 iring so mm!) He Silid he I.

increase this year of u:,, iota was suggested tl

" ! "I" th.-m i . Ih.kn.ll reidi, ' people all ovei

postorli di.X bt f

large nun employes, thought tl

should go to th. nail ju.-i as lhe livery was in. -till!, to show how far go when he gets gument.

Ilii'kiiell says he is npot the gotrnment in f-deral ollice holders, r. ad tli.at Iht le was an

"Mi. When the nt probably a

- postofhV.; 1 that he the ctmntry e for their re free de-

1. All of which goes a rational man will mixed up in an ar-

Un6hepherded. My sheep wandered through all the mountains, and upon every high hill; yea, my flock was scattered upon all the face of the earth, and none did search or seek after them. Ezekiel 34 c 6.

guest

evening to

avenue is

street todav.

spending the d

among the in Chicago

Mrs. Abe Marks has returned from a visit with relatives in Kankakee. 111.

Mrs. H. V Moikio ,i ...

-" "on uailKlltfr, Aliss

i-.mma, are visiting friends todav.

in Chicago

"Dear

I owe

Sallv,"

at her

avenue. Card

oemg enjoyed by the ent.

members pres-

MRS. BURKE A HOSTESS. Mrs. H. Rurge of Carroll street is

onr,ia:inS lne members of the

iear club this aft

the feature of

Fern

ternoon. Cards are

entertainment.

CiETTlXC. ACQUAINTED. E. A. Schell. nastnr of ths i.-j .

church, is in Mt. P!i.?5:,nt to !

this week getting acquainted with the ' new duties which will soon be inrum-

Dr.

M. E.

GIVES A MUSICAL. Mesdames M. Rubin and I. Modjeska are giving a musical this afternoon for a number of Hammond's ladies. VISITS IN THE EAST. Mrs. S. Cobitz of State street left

morning tor Xew Vork

nroiner who is ill. sho gone about two weeks.

wrote Miranda .TanP

tween you. the irate-nost Qr,,i

my good c omnlev Ion

iiomsters Rocky Mountain

rur saie dv Xegele, the Judge w v. McMahon

ago today on business

Mr. and Mrs. Will Clough snout

terday in Chicago on a rnmhin,i

ness and pleasure trip.

-Mrs. ii. Reed and daughter,

Indiana Harbor

Tea.

druggist, is in Chi-

Irene of

were the trnecta

tl ,, . . a----v .-l

-iis. .wax .mith, 270 South street.

Hohman

to visit a

expects to be

MRS. KLEMPERER "IT-.. ..... T- ,

-.j i .-. onu tiemperer

iignttui party yesterday

her home in Wi

HOSTESS.

gave a very de-

afternoon at

rren street for n n.,r,,

ber of friends in Hammond. The afternoon was devoted to the playing of

"iii.-i. mere oeing five tables, games were played and Mrs

-irKs won first honors.

Mrs.

Eight Abe

J. Lip-

THE TIMES

COOK book:

CHICKEN WITH PEAS.

Creamed chicken

with peas is n paa.i iu

of your Sunday dinner. For the grav , , T ,UP th" remai"r butter, few drops onion juice , href levl t? 1 tabIfsP" level teaspoon salt, one cup chicken stock '"V0 fl",lr' one-half chicken cubes, three-fourth S I ,S,tOCk'. " P mi'. one cup

minutes. Add th

add era rlna l it u

smooth, then nlac. nv. l - " u. .cream' until

cubes, three-fourths cup neas

onion juice and cook for

and when well mixed

thick and

peas and cook for 10

place over

minutes.

Pepper

and salt

hot water. Add the chicken

Mrs. Henry Lundt and daughter, Miss

i are spending the day ing in Chicago.

u. . Harding will Point this eveninsr.

Mrs. Henry Elum. Mrs. William

rington and Miss Verta Rean itors in Chicaeo vpstcntav

Mrs. Carl Meyer of Dolton. 111., today in Hammond transacting ness.

visit-

visit in Crown

Hf-r-

were vis-

spent busl-

rn Sprague is snendino- n f,

days witli Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wills

their home in Rosohmd, Ri. Mrs. A. YV. Sprague and children have returned from a few w-ei ks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. '. Wells of Kouts, formerly of Hammond.

--irs. wiiimm Schultz of Dolton, was in Hammond today shopping.

.miss ionise Kunert will be the

ot inends in Chicago this attend the White Citv.

William Leytze was in Cliicaeo this

afternoon on business.

Mrs. Ray Kerger of Englewood is

spending the day with her parents Mr

ana .Mrs. Reschke of Plnmmer n,-.,,

ATI - . ....

..n.-.-( i unie v,rus.Ka will visit

cago this evening.

Goodrich Rassett of Chicago snent

yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. E F

Kunert of Russell street

Charles and Creighion Relman have

r,,lu...... I r T

"ra i..unsiiirg. .Mich., where tl ey attend the marriage of their father, W. C. Relman. It's like a summer breeze; cools, refreshes and builds up your wasting

energies. minister's Rockv Mountii

ie,i is tne most effective summ ?. cents. Tea or Tablets. For

?eKeIe, the druggist. Mrs. Martin Frame and mothsr.

Moiiriinn ker are vifitirg this afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth Mettler friends in Chicago todav.

Mrs. Traverse of Indiana attending a card party in this afternoon.

Dallas Meredith was in Indiana

Dor on business yesterday. Mrs. J. Malloy and Mrs. Carroll and family are spending the day at the lake front.

is to 1

be paved with tomato (with the

) Times Pattern Department $T ; , tV f l yLv I

! i - .fay 1 1 i ii r y

vt Wml fWmri Iwmw j

111.. Jt-U Iff M' 1 Mi "C-. HU I II 1 I fi tef.rj?sr 1 JrtSi3 1

in chi- fa $1 i 31 1 1 nc i I iii i hi in in .

If It irv 42e (Jy JK J','' 3 LADIES' AND MISSES' NIGHT GOWN. Tlfea T, ThIS ',rCSPinp SaC,1U iS y made ond is suitable for thin materia, fV I I n SK-,n"08 ar, "n in f,ne With the rest Of the ,-,,,, , -P.,., . .."

nfMF X-i1 gives a ml-n.tine efreet ., , m in the

1 r Jr,,S- - - - cent, ZJVrlZ'Z Mrs. C-j-J-JI "0 pattern department of this newsoaner .-.-:......, otaer to

.--!- rr.....s iniiooei ana Size. Chicago I

is visiting

Harbor is Ha mnior.d

H.j

Mrs. Clause and daughter, Maggie, of Dyer, were the guests of friends in Hammond yesterday. Miss Hazel Sen.-, field of Chicago is spending a few days with Mrs. (.'dies Warner at her home in Carroll street. Miss Verta Sheffield is spending the day with friends in Chicago.

Nearly 1,000 Pianos at a Bargain,

Lyon & Henly of Chicago, everywhere as thr worlds music house, have just tlone a

thine. They have bought

known la rgest cash

Miss Millie O'Malley will be the guest of relatives in Chicago this evening. Mrs. Kleinhamer of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. Otto Klempered of Warrent street yesterday. Charles and Clayton Belman have returned from a few days' visit in Michigan.

the

and

Bt, aare t cut ant thi. ., ' T.TTTy

For daily

it la a blamk book

or ob aa

Mrs. John Shearer Is spending

day in Chicago shopping. Mrs. A. Scheidt of Englewood is spending the day with Mrs. Fred Gastel at her hame in Williams street. Miss Leona Duerr of Harvey, Ill.,i spent the day with friends in Hammond

and Crown Point. Miss Hazel Klngwill and Alfred Sherby are visiting in Crown Pointthis afternoon. Miss Etta Dubois has returned to her home in Crown Point after a short visit with Hammond friends and arlatlves. r Mrs. Ruvel has returned to her hame

able

me entire stock of three large Chicago piano houses, i. e., the Thompson

Music Co.. The Healy Music Co.. and the big F. G. Thearle Piano Co. Tn these stocks are fine new pianos of well and favorably known pianos as the Henry F. Miller. Hardman. Ivor & Pond, Smith & Xixon, etc. Lvon & Healy secured all these pianos on such extraordinary terms that they are able to turn around and offer them to the public at a 20 to -in p.,,- cent discount. So here is a chance to get a much

"rl iotiio mi- any sum you hav mind than yoU could or.linarilv

tain. Write today for the list of pianos in this great triple piano sale, which is an event entirely unprecedented in the history of piano selling. Or arrange to make a visit of inspection to their salesrooms, corner Wabash avenue and Adams street. Four distinct Plans of easy payments for those who do not wish to pay all cash.

e in uh

lans Pattern No. 2423, All Soamft Allowed. In making this dainty set of short clothes for the small child, the best materials for its development are batiste and jaconet. The drawers and the little petticoat (which is fashioned with a very full skirt attached to a vnu'st) are made of the jaconet; the former finished with a ruffle of fine embroidery. The simple little dress is gathered into a square yoke, of all over embroidery, finished with a narrow edging, and the sleeves are gathered into tight hands of similar embroidery and edging. The pretty little Dutch cap is of the batiste; the' turned-over piece edged with fine lace; and the rosettes and ties are of

wnne or colored ribbon according to taste. The pattern is in four sizes j one-half to three years. For a child j of two years the dress requires 2

jams oi material Zt inches wide, yard. 36 inches wide, or yard 42 Inches wide; as illustrated threeeighths yard of all-over lace IS inches wide and 1 yard of edging. The petticoat needs lVg yard 36 or 42 inches wide; the drawers need threefourths yard ,16 inches wide, or onehalf yard 42 inches wide; 1 yard of edging. The cap needs one-half yard 20 inches wide, or one-fourth yard 36 inches wide; five-eighths yard' of ribbon for ties; 2U yards of narrow ribbon and 1 yard of edging to trim. To procure this pattern send 10 cents to '"Pattern Department." of this paper urite name and address plainly and be sure to give size and number of pattern

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The Best

service Is assured Its office aim

of its patrons, malting use of every means of precaution ,Dtere8t9 J!f up;to,"date ystem of accuracy, promptness and the same careful attention to large or small depositors, makes it a desirable plac trfkfen your account. It is a safe bank. It is a bank for mi th. L ffJ?v -f?

poor, men, women and children. A auu

PHONE 2034. Res. 369 Wa ter St. PHONE 4283. MAX. SCHMIDT PIUMBmo. SEWERAGE, STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. 270 S. Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.

XO. 2425. SIZE NAME , TOWN , STREET AND NO STATE

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COOK WITH GAS I

The Only Fuel That is Delivered Right in Your Range Ready

RANGES $17.00 AND UP

CASH OR CREDIT. South Shore Gas and Electric Co

147 S. HOHMAN ST.

PHONE 10.

Found Out. Customer (pointing to the hiero-

gijpmcs on his check) Is that name in Chinese?

Go Long (Chinese laundrvman) No; 'scllption. Means 'JiT ole man' close eyed; no teet'." Chicago Trib une-

THE HAMMOND Distilling Co. DAILY CAPACITY 35,000 GALLONS.

Advertise in THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES.

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