Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 120, Hammond, Lake County, 6 November 1908 — Page 8

THE TIMES, Friday, November 6, 1008.

EAST CHICAGO II INDIANA HARBOR

EAST CHICAGO. Daly James, the stereoptican operator at Berry's theater, left yesterday for Danville, 111., where he has accepted a position with the C, L. S. & E. railroad. His position at the theater will be filled In a few evenings by an experienced operator from Chicago. The Misses Margaret Langenham and Dollie Turner of Whiting visited friends In East Chicago last evening. The "guest day" session of the Tuesday Reading Circle will be held this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reese Williams on Baring avenue arrangements being made for the entertainment of about thirty guests. The Busy Bees held a special meeting at the home of Mrs. A. W. Baily

SPECIALS-SAL, NOV, 7

OUR LEADER COFFEE, Ofl per lb ZUC ENGLISH BREAKFAST OR Qfn GUNPOWDER TEA, per lb . . jJQ

BEST 'GRANULATED SUGAR,

10 lbs SNEIDER'S CATSUP, 25c size QUAKER PUFFED RICE, for GINGER SNAPS per Ibi MUSTARD SARDINES, large size FANCY ELGIN BUTTER, per lb DELI CIA CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb FRESH EGGS, per doz

Souvenirs for the Children.

East Chicago Coffe & Tea Store

M. T. Rottenberg, Prop. Phone 1251

714 Chicago Ave. E. Chicago, Ind.

55c 23c 9c 7c

7c 26c 31c

27c

South Bay Hotel MRS. F. 1. K1EU, Propriilor Rates: $2.00 and $2.50 per day sic.oo and $12 50 per wtek INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

CARL ANDERSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks A SPECIALTY Telephone I. II. 662. Res. 621.

on Forsyth avenue last evening, auditing their successes at the recent carnival held In the I. O. O. F. hall. Joseph Rundquist of Olcott avenue left yesterday for Chicago, where he met his sister, Mrs. Hanna Webster, of

Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Webster was for

merly a resident of this city and will remain with her parents during the

winter with the intention of remaining in Fast Chicago should her health per

mit.

John Watson and Miss Gertrude

Welsby of Whiting were visitors at the

skating rink last evening.

C. F. Irish of the C. T. T. railway was

a Hammond visitor yesterday after noon.

Choir practice of the M. E. chorus will be held in the church parlors this

evening, John Evans directing.

The Embroidery Circle met at the

home of Miss May Reed on One Hun dred and Forty-fourth street Wednes

May evening. The session was one of

the many Interesting evenings enjoyed

by this society and was spent in the completion of the various articles being prepared by the members for a fast

approaching linen shower.

The Dewi Sant society will hold its regular monthly meeting in Weiland's hall tomorrow evening. As business of importance Is to be transacted a full attendance of the members is request

ed. A brief program, composed entire

lv of local talent, will be rendered

following the usual business routine.

Misses Rose Parrish and May Ed

monds of Baring avenue were Indiana

Harbor visitors last evening, attending the social given by the M. E. church so

ciety in that place. t

J. Floyd Irish of Hammond was an

East Chicago business visitor yester day afternoon.

E. G. Sproat of Hammond transacted

legal business in East Chicago yester day afternoon.

"UoTnTyTTTisEioewa8 a South

Chicago municipal court visitor yes terday.

About thirty couples attended the

Stirling dance In I. O. O. F. hall last

evening. The music was exceptionally

fine, as usual, and met with favorable comment from all who were fortunate

enough to remember the special danc

ing session arranged by Manager John

Stirling.

J. J. Verplank, the Gary architect

was an East Chicago visitor yesterday

afternoon.

1 Mose Specter transacted business in

Hammond yesterday afternoon.

Del Funkhouser was a theater vis

itor last evening, as the guest of

Messrs. Williams and Gilbert, tw prominent Chicago comedians.

Charles B. Alyea, of the Bell Tele

phone company, Indianapolis, is spend

ing a few days at the home of F.

Special for S

day

Sick Headache

"I have been a frequent sufferer

from sick headache for years, yet never would use headache tablets.

My son persuaded me to use Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills during one of these attacks, and to my surprise

it gave me speedy relief.

MRS. LOUISE LEWELLYN, Powell, S. D. When the disturbance which causes headache affects the nerves at the base of the brain, which connect with the large nerves that run to the stomach, heart and lungs, it frequently causes headache with vomiting sick headache. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills soothe the irritated brain nerves and the cause of pain is removed. The first package will benefit; If not, ,your druggist will return your money.

Ault of Walsh avenue. Mr. Alyea was

called to this city by the death of his

nephew, Clifford Saager, of Northcote avenue and will leave tomorrow for

Fort Wayne In the Interests of his

company.

J. Benjamin Kline and Officers New

man and Miller or uary were Kast

Chicago visitors yesterday afternoon, transacting business in Judge William A. Relland's court. ,

Mrs. HowardMiller and Miss Lillian

Gerwltr of Whiting were visitors at the

home of Miss Relia Pitzele on Olcott

avenue yesterday afternoon.

Theodore Seablom of the Reiland hotel yesterday attended the funeral

of his father, Gus Seablom, of Hege-

wisch. Interment was made at Oakwoods cemetery, Chicago, and was one of the largest funerals ever witnessed in the Illinois town. Mr. Seablom was a resident of Hegewisch for almost twenty years and the cortege that followed his body to the grave was splendid testimony to his ability as a citizen. Mrs. R. H. Alexander and daughter, Myrtle, of the Reiland hotel were Hegewisch visitors last evening. Junior Swartz, "the roller-skating kid," did a few fancy stunts at Lewis' rink on Chicago avenue last evening. PROPERTY LOANS AT Roe's Law Office.

HAMMOND, INDIANA

GREAT SALE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOV. 6th & 7th We call your particular attention to the great interesting features we offer in our Men's Clothing, Ladies' Ready-toWear Section,Dry Goods, Millinery and Shoe Departments. Don't wait. Now is the time to prepare for cold weather, as prices were never so low.

NO. 1 HAMS, per lb NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per lb

PURE LARD, 3-lb pail LEAF LARD,' 3 pounds for , HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, 3 lbs . VEAL STEW, 3 lbs for

12c Ik

35c 35c 25c 25c

BACON (Fine Ham mond Co.), 15c and.

All Kinds of Beef, Veal and Pork at Reasonable Prices. OUR FINE HOME-MADE

PORK SAUSAGE, per lb

A full line of fresh Staple Groceries, at the lowest prices, correct weights and no errors in change.

13c

10c

FRED KUNZMAN High Quality .... Meats . . . .

-J--:.:-;.r-jiMTMr,-,,..,

88 State St.

Phone 77, Hammond

WE COVER ALL YOUR NEEDS

In drug store goods of every kind we cover all your needs.

Supplies for home, bath, nursery and sick room, are all found here in great profusion, Deliveries made promptly and prices are as low as is consistent with quality.'

SUMMERS PHARMACY (EXPERT FRESCRIPTIONISTS)

INDIANA HARBOR. Mrs. D. A. Hill of Guthrie street left yesterday for Warsaw, Ind., where she will, spend several days at the home of her mother, who is reported seriously ill.

Mrs. R. Barker will occupy the flat oti Michigan avenue now occupied by the Glass millinery parlors, as soon as

the new Glass building is completed

According to plans of the contractors

this will be about Nov. 15.

Special reduction on trimmed hats on Friday and Saturday at the Arcade

Millinery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Michigan. ' The "Gilpins," a hypnotic theatrical troupe, are scheduled to appear at the Auditorium theater on Saturday evening. A large advance sale of tickets is reported by Manager Cohen and the production should meet with the approval of Indiana Harbor's theater-going citizens. The regular weekly choir practice of the local M. K. church was held last evening at the Flickinger home on Fir street. The Royal League will hold their usual monthly business meeting at Cllne's hal this evening. A large attendance is expected. Attorney P. A. Parks of Michigan avenue was a Chicago visitor yesterday afternoon. Attorney Walter J. Riley last evening witnessed the production of "Mary's Little Lamb" at the Auditorium theater, Chicago. , Dr. and Mrs. Georg4 Orf - visited friends in Chicago Thursday evening. The Giris' social at the M. E. church last evening met with merited success, a large number of the church members attending the sale of fancy work prepared by the girls. A neat sum was netted from the proceeds of the supper and sales, and will be used in the purchase of materials for the Sunday

school classes. D. J. Connolley of Michigan avenue was the guest of Miss Lela Putnam of Auburn Park last evening. ' Miss Helen Galvin was a South Chicago visitor last evening. Miss Ella Lundberg of One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street was a visitor at the East Chicago skating rink last evening. George Simmons of Block avenue was on the sick list yesterday afternoon, suffering with a slight attack of la grippe. Miss Anna Saunders visited friends in EastChicago last evening. Fancy and Mourning Veilings at the Arcade Millinery, on Pennsylvania avenue, near Michigan. tf

Fred Gastol, Jr. was a Crown Point visitor yesterday as tlie guest of Mrs. GasteJ's parents. Fred Cummings is rapidly recovering from the effects of the narrow escape from death while alighting from a passenger train near Danville. III., severa: days ago. His knees are still stiff and badly bruised, but he is able to walk about the streets. He left this morning for Morocco, Ind., where he will visit with friends or several days. Hoyt Smeed of Woodlawn was the guest of his cousin, J. L, Reade, of Pennsylvania avenue last evening, attending the Coliseum skating rink. Mrs. Kate Oliver e,f South Bend was a Harbor business visitor yesterday afternoon. Well, Indiana" Harbor didn't forget how to smile during the strenuous elections of Tuesday. No- wonder, after looking at that good republican majority. .

This Beautiful $350 Piano Free H. P. Nelson Concert Grand, quality the highest, and workmanship the best. Warranted ten years by the

manufacturer.

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This piano to go to the person receiving the greatest number of votes. Get in the contest now, as every one has an equ a 1 chance. Votes given with each 10c purchase

1 -4 rt 1.1

. V t on account. . We ' Y, " -'.l tlso give our 5 per f ont nrnfit char

ing coupons in connection.

Dry Goods Dept. Specials

For Ladies' New Gibson Collar, made with lace insertion and

a row of velvet ribbon; comes in assorted colors.

This collar is worth 25c. While they last, for Saturday only

10c

For Genuine Waterproof Suitings, selling regular

ly at 75c and 85c; colors, gray, green and tan mixed.

58c

36-inch Oil Boiled Black Taffeta,

regular price 1.50. Saturday only

1.29

Notion Specials Paper common pins Safety pins, for 2c Large bottle Machine Oil Metal Back Dressing Comb Qq Black Wool Skirt Braid 5C Silk Button Hole Twist, 3 for. . 50c Bristle Hair Brush -34c

Great Sale of Men's Shoes

Men's $3.50 Shoes $2.55

SPECIAL PURCHASE of 650 pairs of Men's Shoes of the Palma Shoe Co., Waupon, Wis., at a special

Ef concession. Shoes that were made to retail at J.ou,

enables lis to offer them at the extremely low price of 2.55 per pair. There is about ten different styles,

button and blucher; all leathers, Box and Gun Metal Calf, Yici Kid, Patent Colt and heavy Tan Storm

y Calf; every pair hand sewed and have union stamp

The greatest sale of the season, a chance to get your

winter shoes at such remarkable low prices.

M Big lot Boys'

sizes

1.75. I at...

Extra .Special for Boys

Moro Calf Shoes;

1 to 5Vi. Regular price

Extra special

1.35

Extra Special for Girls

Girls' High Cut Gun Metal Calf

Shoes in lace, heavy extension soles; sizes 8 to 11 and 11 to

2. Regular price $2. 'This sale

1.69

Drug Specials For Friday and Saturday

Caldwell's Syrup

i size. This sale

only

of Pepsin, 50c 37c

I Paine's Celery

bottle, inis sale

M at.

Compound, ?1 79c

Doan's Kidney Pills, always

Special for this sale at: ,

50c

39c

Pluto Water concentrated, French

Lick mineral water, quarts.

29c

Select Baltimore Oysters

At 29c Per Quart

New Lace, Silk, Wool and Lingerie Waists This offering: presents a fine opportunity for economi

cal women to obtain stylish dress or every-day waists f

much below the regular price. The designs are the most

recent that this section has secured.

A belated order of All-Over Embroidery

Lingerie Waists, three-quarter sleeves with eg

four rows of small tucks between designs, tucked in same manner to form yoke; new high pointed collar, button back. A Waist

we thought excellent value for 2.50, but on M

account of its late arrival we will place on sale for

a i a w .-a. :m. - i - i

2.98

1.48

Practical Wool Waists.

2.98

Splendid quality of nuns veiling material y

in small pin tucks to form yoke, three-quarter sleeve, button back; comes in white, navy, light blue, new shades brown, and gray, and a beautiful red. These waists are durable, much warmer than f Jrt silk material and just as pretty.... in

For a Beautiful Nuns Veiling Waist, handsomely embroidered

front, button back, long mousquetaire sleeves, all 'the

wanted shades, both new and old ,.

A Bewildering Assortment of Lace, Net and Silk Waists. Beautiful Waists for evening wear, special occasion, space will not permit a description of each, and in many cases we hav only one and not more than two alike. But we have all the new things in style, material and colorings, and at prices that will surprise you. ' Let Us Help Dress the Little Tots-Second Floor. Come and see how fine and warm they will be this winter, how cute

they look and at a very small cost. Plain Bear Skin Coats; all colors; sizes from 2 to 6. Special at Curly Bear Skin and Plain All-Wool Cloth, trimmed in braid; all colors and sizes '

1.79 2.48

Clothing Department $3.97 For Boys' Two-Piece Suits in Double Breasted Styles; . Regular price $5 and $6. We have made a fortunate purchase of Boys' Clothing from an over-stocked manufacturer for 50 cents on the dollar. These Suits are well tailored and serge lined in new double breasted style, in a-big variety of stripes in grays, tans and

browns; never sold tor less than $o and $G; sizes 8 to 1$ years. .Special Friday and Saturday 1 1 11 or Men's Extra

I B 0 Heavy Corduroy Work Pants, well made. Regular price 1.50. Friday and Saturday only 1.19. 8Qp For- Men's Heavy Qj ' Sweater Coats in gray and fancy colors. Regular price 1.25. Friday and Saturday onl 88c. 3 hp For Men's Tan Otv Fleeced Underwear, extra . heavy weights. Regular price. 50e. Friday and Saturday only 36c. 3"7A For Men's Heavv b Calf Skin Work Gloves; lined or unlined; all sizes. Regular price 50c. Friday and Saturday only 37c.

MILLINERY DEPL Our every effort is directed to ths production of Hats that will excel! in quality of material and distinction of style features, but we always have in view the determination to sell these creations at a lower price than any other store. For this sale we feature Ostrich Plumes in black and

white, $2 to $3 values, at , Velvet and Silk Special at Qq 98c and

Dress Hats, in vel- 4 O vet and felts, at 1 BUO

1.28 Flowers,

2.25

3.97

Hardware Specials Block Inverted Gas Lights comp'ete. ready tc light with first-class mantle and half frosted

globe, only uses one-third as much gas as the a

ordinary light. Regular 7Cc value.

For this sale, while they last.

AQrfl

t J rj

You have never tr H

Bread Toaster, like cut.

sought this toaster for less than 25c. sp'c'l

High-grade Loaded Shells, 12 guage No. 4 aM No. 5 Shot, loaded with Dupont smokelespowder. These shells are absolutely the best

on the market. Regular price 70c Special, per box of 25

Call your doctor over our phones Medicines promptly delivered

COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDING

POPULAR VAUDEVILLE ARTIST APPEARS IN EAST CHICAGO. East Chicago, Ind., Nov. 5. (Special) Manager Mish of the Pastime theater on Chicago avenue, last evening succeeded in brtngring Ray Brown, the Lake View comedian, to this city. Brown has applared in East Chicago

on several occasions in the past, and his unexpected appearance at the amateur rehearsal was the signal for a splendid outburst of applause. Brown reports that he has been engaged to fill vaudeville "stunts' at the

Estate agency, reports the sale of a section of the Texas Panhandle prop-

friends here that such is his ultimate intention in purchasing the site. His

jerty to Dr. Robert Fppar, formerly of health for sirme time has not been of

this city. Dr. Spear and the local real the best, and the Texas climate would

estate man made a trip to the Panhandle district about six weeks ago

Majestic theater during the numbers for several weeks many East Chicago friends Wishing him all the success trionic ability merits.

opening and were impressed with the wonderful

and his join in his his-

DR. SPEAR BUYS TEXAS SECTION OF LAND.

East Chicago, Ind., Nov. 0. (Special) George W. Lewis of the Lewis Kef !

possibilities of the country. Shortly after his return to East Chicago, Dr. Spear decided to locate in Indianapolis, promising, however, to consider the purchase of the property. Yesterday he met Mr. Lewis in Chicago, and closed the deal, signing all the papers necessary for the transfer of the valuable estate. "Whether Dr. Spear will move to Texas is not known, although it is - believed among his

no doubt be beneficial.

Sporting Manners. ; The manners or the sportsmen in i the hills are more often than not of a

mold which even the tourist would despise to imitate, possibly an inefficient knowledge of the arm of destruction accounting for the violence of the vocabulary heard among sporting parties more cr lc-;s skilled. Leecs Mercury.

M o rv E V Loaned on Pianos. Furniture, Etc. . . MONEY IN TWO HOURS STRICTLY PRIVATE

Hammond Loan and Guarantee Co. P'ece 257 H5 S. lolmzn Street

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