Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 135, Hammond, Lake County, 24 November 1908 — Page 3

Tuesday, Norember 24, 1908. THE TIMES.

EAST CHICAGO fti INDIANA HARBOR

EAST CHICAGO. P. Bllleter and Miss Mary Reeee were visitors at the Lewis skating rink last evening. The Embroidery Circle will meet at the home of Mlsa Anna Edmonds on Baring avenue this evening. The. girls expect to complete their linen shower articles before long, and have them in readiness for the early December shower on one of the members. Mrs. J. Billeter ot Magoun avenue has returned from a week's visit with relatives in Allertown, 111. Mrs. A. H. YV. Johnson will entertain the members and guests of the Tuesday Reading Circle this evening at her home on Magoun avenue. The feature of the evening will be a musical program, in which local talent along musical line3 will be presented. Principal C. H. Holway of the Indiana Harbor schools will deliver a brief talk on a suitable topic. Price of admission at the Lewis' rink in East Chicago hass been reduced to 10 cents. 11 Mrs. Homer Smith of Frankfort, Ind., is spending a few days at the home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Palmer, of One Hundred and Forty-eighth street. Misses Jennie and Louise Cochrane of Todd avenue are expected home this week from a visit with relatives in Janesville, Wis.

Mr. Harry E. Bloomberg and Miss

Leliah B. Wickey will attend George M. Cohan's production of 'The Yankee Prince" at the Colonial theater in Chicago on Thursday evening.

Thomas McKenna of One Hundred and Fortv-fourth street will spend

Thursday with friend3 In Gary.

Attorney Joe A. Meade was a Gary

business visitor yesterday afternoon. Miss Annabelle Hall of Crown Point and. Miss Anna Saunders of Indiana Harbor spent Sunday at the home of Miss Maude Mitchell of Olcott avenue. Benjamin Silverman of Chicago avenue will attend Robert Mantell's production of "The Merchant of Venice" tomorrow evening. Rev. J. H. Palmer reports the addition of twenty new members to his flock on Sunday morning. A spirited revival is being prosecuted in his church this week, and the pastor believes that it will not he without Its effect upon the citizens of East Chicago. His sermons are interesting and : filled with a convicning power to sunh an extent that it is really, a pleasure to hear ..his-services.. Nels Jacobson, Congressman Crumpacker's private secretary, of Valparai--so was an East Chicago visitor yesterday afternoon, visiting H. L. McCoy.

ortgage Loans

In Gary and Indiana Harbor on good improved property.

CHAS. E. FOWLER, Office, - Indiana Harbor TELEPHONE 21

Harbor Baking Co,

ALL KINDS OF BAKERY GOODS WLDD1NG CAKES AND LUNCH ROOM

Michigan Avenue opposite Fir Street INDIANA HARBOR

Open Day and Night...... Meals At All Hours Dollos Brothers Proprietors of the MAIM RESTAURANT 714 Chicjgo Ave. Telephone 41 East Chicago, Indiana

South Bay Hotel MRS. F. L RAGLE, Proprietor Rates: $2.00 and $2.50 per day 1 o.oo and $ 1 2 50 per wtek INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

CARL ANDERSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks , A SPECIALTY Telephone I. II. 662. Re. 21.

INDIANA HARBOR. Dr. H. E. Stephens of Aldis avenue was a Chicago business viistor yesterday. Miss Ella Ordner of Pennsylvania avenue was . a Chicago visitor last evening as the guest of friends. Mrs. Roy Travis of Michigan avenue will visit friends in Hammond tomorrow. LOST Ladies" gold watch on Michigan avenue. Number of case 5858. Finder return to 376 Grapevine street and receive liberal reward., Indiana Harbor, Ind. 3t Attorney "Walter J. Riley will spend Thanksgiving Day in Chicago as the guest of friends, and is contemplating attending a theatrical production in the evening. Miss Caroline Woodworth and Mr. George Dixon of South Chicago were local visitors last evening. Dr. W. L. Hughes was a Chicago visitor this afternoon. J. L Walker-of Michigan avenue contemplates spending Thanksgiving with his family in Laporte, returning Friday morning. Ms. Ed. Gorman has arrived from her home in oMrocco and Is now engaged in housekeeping with her husband on Elm street. Junior Swartz of Whiting was the guest of Miss Sidell Barker of Michigan avenue last evening. Henry Jamison of Elm street Is visiting friends in Chicago for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. JCagle of the South Bay hotel are spending the day in Chicago.

Henrietta DeVries of Englewood will visit friedns in the Harbor and East

Chicago over Thanksgiving.

Miss Anna Saunders spent Sunday

in East Chicago as the guest of Miss

Maud Mitchell of Olcott avenue.

Neva Waltzer of the local telephone

exchange Is on the sick list. Miss Etta

Dixon is acting as substitute during

her absence.

Miss Bessie McAnley of Pennsylvania

avenue is a Chicago business visitor

today.

Mr. and Mrs. Orankraft of Chicago

are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Mary Mylott of Pennsylvania avenue

for a few days.

F. J. Teal was a Hammond business

visitor yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. Brndon of the Central cafe is on

the sick list, suffering with a mild at

tack of the grippe. . . . -. '?

Telephones Office, 74S Residence 243.

ftoath Chicago. FRANK FOSTER ATTOHSEY AT LAW. Room 15. Commercial Block.

206 Commercial avenue, Chicago, HL

Kestaenca 8120 Exchange avenue.

MONEY LOANED - on good security socb as Furniture, Pianos and other personal property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 8138-40 Commercial Arc Booth Ctdcatfo Room 21 . ToL 8b. Chicago 104 Open Monday, Thursday tod Stodj evenings until 9 P, M. ,

GIVES ENTERTAINMENT

Home Talent Will Perform

at St. John Wednesday and Thursday.

(Special to The Times.)

St John, Ind., Nov. 24. The people

of St. John and the surrounding vicinity are looking forward to an en

tertainment which will be given tomor

row and Thursday evenings in the Forester hall, under the auspices of the

Young Ladies' Sodality.

The program in the main will be car

ried out by the pupils of the St. John

paroachial school, and the indications are that the hall will be crowded on

both nights. The home talent enter

tainments have proven very popular In

St. John and this one promises to be

just as successful as those of past years. The program is a long one and will furnish amusement for several hours. The doors open at 6:30 and the program begins at 8 o'clock. The program is as follows: "Opening March" Duet .. Theresia Miller, Lena Keilman Welcome Song By Selected Pupils Piano Accompaniment... Miss Gerlach Welcome Address John and Florence Stark A Lively Afternoon A Comedy..! . By John Thielen, Joseph Gerlach, Dan Connors, Francis Stark, Raymond Scherer, Bernard Scheldt. Topsy Turvy Action Song By Sixteen Junior Scholars Piano Elizabeth Keilman ""Golden Light Schottishe" Duet...: ... Theresa Miller, Lena Keilman Tambourine Drill and Fancy March. By Twelve Junior Girls Piano . Cecilia Keilman Der Stife Michel Atomic Recitation.. Jacob Thielen Piano Solo "Jesus, Lover of My Soul" Miss Mathilde Keilman Das Taufgeschenk A Dialogue in Four Acts By Rose Thiel, Nora Boeckcr, Anna Stark, Elizabeth Keilman, Catherine Held, Cecilia Keilman, Clara Scheldt. Thanksgiving Song ...By Six Selected Pupils The Photographer ...William I'ortz and Alex Lauerman Piano Solo "Falling Waters" Miss Matilda Miller Due Traegest die Pfanne Fort A Drama in Three Acts By William Portz, John Thielen, Alex Lauer- " man, Francis Stark. "Wait Mr. Postman" Vocal Solo Florence Keilman Piano Accompaniment.. ..Miss Lena Keilman Eight Little Grandmothers By the Girls of the Senior Class "Qui Vive Galop" Duet Misses Miller and Keilman Busy Little Workers ......Boys and Girls of Junior Class Grand March . Music "Burlesque Band" of St. John's School Pantomime "Nearer My God to Thee" By Seven Senior Girls Piano ............. .Miss Clara Gerlach "Closing March" Duet... . .Theresa Miller, Lena Keilman

TRY ANYTHING IN THIS GREAT SOUTH CHICAGO FURNITURE

STORE FOR 30 DAYS FREE OF COST.

PERFECTLY.

No doubt you see Furniture Advertisements in this paper almost daily; no doubt you have seen some of ours, but every ad you have read and looked over is very commonplace compared with this one. . Read every word in this ad and if it doesn't convince you that this is the most liberal proposition that has ever been offered, we will not feel entitled to your patronage. You can select anything in this store from a complete home outfit to a kitchen chair, and then try it thirty days in yourown home, free of cost. YES, THAT'S JUST WHAT WE MEAN ! We'll let you take thirty days to decide whether you want it or not. If you finally make up your mind it isn't what you want, we'll take it back and give you what you do want. If the article, or articles, please and satisfy you, well permit you to pay for them in very small and very reasonable sums each month. This is a wonderfully fair a remarkably safe plan a positive safeguard to completesatisfaction. It is actual insurance, which prevents misrepresentation or false purchases; which means a great deal to people of limited means who must make every dollar spent get a dollar's worth of satisfaction. We'll furnish an entire home that way, and all on thirty days free trial, which enables you to make detailed examinations and satisfy yourselves that we live up to every promise and sell better merchandise for less money than any other house in the city. And when you have decided to buy, we'll suspend payments if you become sick or lose your position or suffer an accident. In short, we will do anything that merchants can do to give you as good homes as any of your friends or neighbors have ,without

affecting your income or causing you the least bother or embarrassment.

OUR NEW BED OUTFIT, like illustration, is our own exclusive design and represents the best iron bed value ever created. The design is most artistic; has heavy posts; handsomely bent fillings. Both headboard and footboard have brass spindles, the chills are neat and massive. Can furnish in any color in full size. This outfit Includes heavy mattress and a high-grade,

woven wire spring. Complete outfit ON 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL. $1.00 Cash; $1.00 Monthly.

13.75

THE SPIEGEL GOLD COIN BASE BURNER represents the highest type in stove building; it is a full nickel trimmed heater, has heavy castings, large fire pot with duplex shaking and dumping grate, will operate perfectly with little fuel. Sold on 30 days' free fCk lift trial. Special ZO.OU $2.50 Cash; $2.50 Monthly.

THIS BEAUTIFUL ALL BRASS BED, just like- Ilfajstration, Is an- ideal bed from every standpoint, made from best all bTass tubing; the entire frame work is made of 2-inch, brass tubing;

the scrolls, husks and fillers are very strong and graceful. This

bed Is finished with iour coats of French lacquer, making a most durable finish v. ON 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL. $4.00 Cash; $4.00 Monthly.

46.50

THIS EXQUISITE LIBRARY TABLE was designed exclusively for us; it is a large stately table. The finish, the cabinet work and the hand carvings are the best that money can produce. It is made entirely of genuine quarter sawed oak. This table i A TI" is cheap at $ 20.00. On 30 days' free trial.... J 0 $1.00 Cash; $1.00 Monthly.

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Our large Store will be closed all day Day November 26th

A GENUINE FABRICORD LEATHER COUCH, like illustration, has quarter sawed polished oak frame, neatly carved, with massive claw feet, upholstered over an all steel spring

construction. Sold on 30 days' free trial. Special $1.50 Cash; $1.50 Monthly

19.75

Like illustration. This massive artistically carved Roman chair can be furnished in solid oak, nicely quarter sawed and polished, or fine grain birch mahogany, highly polished. This is indeed a great value. Sold on 30 days' free trial 1 O TCT Special IZ.O $1.00 Cash; $1.00 Monthly.

On account of Thanksgiving Day our Store will be open until 10 p. m. Wednesday, November 25

THE SPIEGEL ALL FELT MATTRASS weighs 45 pounds and has fancy flowered ticking. This is strictly a hii-grade mattrass and will give complete satisfaction. Sold on 30 days' free

Special bargain price. , Q $1.C0 Cash; $1.00 Monthly. "

trial.

THIS SPIEGEL HOT BLAST HEATER will save you more than its cost on your fuel bill. It is made of extra heavy castings, full nickel trimmed and a powerful heater. On 30 days' free f -lr tial 0.0 $1.00 Cash; $1.00 Monthly.

This quarter sawed oak PEDESTAL EXTENSION TABLE, exactly like illustrated, is one of our greatest bargains. Top extends six feet; has massive pedestal with heavy carved legs and massive claw

feet Sold on 30 days' free trial. Special

$1.25 Cash; $1.25 Monthly.

14.75

A high-grade STEEL RANGE of the most modern type, will do more with less fuel than any range to be had; full nickel trimmed, heavy castings, large oven and large warming closet. Sold ff rn on 30 days' free trial ZuDU $3.00 Cash; $2.50 Monthly.

We Sell and Gurantaee the "GOLD COIN," "UNIVERSAL," "STEWART" S: HOME HEATERS AND RANGES

SPIEGEL'S OAK HEATER This heater is a wonder and will give positive satisfaction, easily controlled; burns hard or

soft coal. On 30 days' free trial

LARGEST HEATER A IND RANGE DEPARTMENT

4.85

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Our Store is the SECOND FURNITURE STORE NORTH OF 92nd STREET On Commercial Avenue

When in South Chicago look for THE SIGN OF THE HAND. It points to the House of Good Furniture.

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