Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 201, Hammond, Lake County, 12 February 1909 — Page 5

Friday, February 12, 1909. THE TIMES.

DAY

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EEAED BY EUBE.

The local police have not had such a busy night since the "stirring days of 1906". as we might Bay. It you don't get a valentine- next Sunday its probably for the reason that your friends have too good sense to send you one. Oh, well, waybe this will kill the fruit crop enough so we won't have to undergo any more like It this season. Far be it, for the weather man to deceive us. The Tolleston town board are now scratching their heads in trying to decide whether they will own their own municipal water and light plant, or whether they will grant the franchise to the Gary'Heat, Light and "Water-company. Another restaurant has opened in Gary, which, will add oneraore to the already large selection. Not only can you get your next.winter"a clothes at a lower price in Gary now.. but they will prove a great boon

to the struiTKlinir moths during the

long1 hard summer. Th "bad negroes" of Gary will prob

ably have to- be taught a lesson before they will cease robbing and committing depredations. The patience f the

people of Gary won't last forever.

Although the negro children In Gary are to be segregated from the whites.

they will not be discriminated against

by the booktrust as "long as they have

the price.

Let s be as cheerful as possible.

March la the next month, which may

help- come On: a second thoughMtmay

not

DANDRUFF CAN BE

EASILY CUBED

In fact Summers, the druggist, has a . wonderfully efficient hair restorer

called Parisian Sage which costs only 50 cents a bottle that is guaranteed to cure dandruff in two weeks or money

back.

Parisian Sage is the discovery of one

of'the world's greatest scientists, who,

knowing the value of. Sage as a scalp

cleaner and hair restorer, combined it

with other Ingredients in proper propor

tlons, and the result Is the most won

derful hair tonic- in the world.

Parisian Sage is a most pleasant,

daintily perfumed hair dressing, and be

sides curing dandruff, your druggist will return your money if it falls to

stop falling hair or itching of the scalp.

It will make hair grow, and women who desire soft, beautiful and luxuriant

hair can have it la two weeks by using

this famous. Quick preparation. Sum

ers pharmacy sells It under a guarantee

You take no risk.

Don't let any druggist tell you he has

something just as good Parisian Sage,

If you do not live within trading dis tance of Summers pharmacy you can ge

a bottle for 50 cents, all express

charges prepaid, from Glroux Mfg. Co.

Buffalo, N. T.

Women Owners of Railroad Stock.

Women own 45 per cent, of Ameri

can railroad stocks.

THE CiTY

Keeps Cops Busy. "While the local police force were

busy on the two shooting cases, another cutting affray took place on Fifteenth street, near "Madison avenue.

in which a negro woman is said to have been slashed, with a razor. The woman's name. andJust:how the trou

ble occurred could" not be learned by

the police.

Swamped With Valentines.

The local post of flee Is already

swamped with -valentines that are be

ing sent by Gary people to their friends and relatives out of town.

Next Sunday will b Valentine's day

and the two days promise to be .busy

ones for Postmaster'Call and his force

of employes.

society in Hammond last evening. They They reported the meeting to be verysuccessful and was well attended by members from all parts of the county. H. F. Feuer of Cleveland, brother of "W. S. Feuer, owner of the Feuer building, is visiting In Gary today. Ed. Grimes, former street inspector for the city, has gone into the contracting business for himself, and has secured office space in the Feuerbuild-

ing. He will' be located 'on ''the - second

floor.

INSPECTOR VISITS GARY Frank W. Tucker Hay Prosecute Pure Food Law Violators.

At the Door. Waggles Tu-tu-tallt aboushtmar-ma-arrrr-velsh rapitty of the mul-mul-mul-tipllca-cation of of gui-gwee-gnlnea pigs! Lock at th-those keyholes! Harvard Lampoon.

Frank V7. Tucker, state food inspector of Peru, Ind., has again begun a series of investigations in Gary and

promises in the near future one of the biggest sensations In that line that the

city has yet seen. It looks, at present

as if the blow would fall upon the drug

gists, of the city, two of whom were found, after an examination, to be vio

lators of the pure food law.

Mr. Tucker refused to divulge .the

names of the druggists against whom he may prefer charges, but he says that

he was surprised at the manner In

which they were found to be operating their stores. The specific charge which

will likely be placed against them Is

that of improper labeling. Certain drugs

were found in their stores which, contained opium, and, there was no -label on the bottles designating the pres

ence of this ingredient.

Patent Medclnea Adulterated. This drug was found mostly In jmtent

medicines. Two of the drug stores of

the city, however, were found to have

complied with every section of the sta

tutes and will be reported as "good,"

while the other two will be reported "bad."

The investigation of the conditions

In this city will not stop with the drug stores, according to Mr. Tucker, but will

be continued in all lines of business. Including stores, markets, hotels and

restaurants. It Is also expected before

the Investigation is ended, charges will be preferred against some of the bakeries which have given Health Officer

T. B. Templln so much trouble and which have not improved materially since the owners were prosecuted.

Original Night Rider. The Omaha Bee says that Paul Revere was the founder of the rough riders. He was also the original night rider, wasn't he?

It's in the Blood!

Any form of skin disease denotes poison in the tlood some impurity seeking release. DR. TAYUOR'S GREAT ECZEMA REMEDIES will remove all impurities, and do it quickly. They will positively destroy the germs in the blood, that cause ECZEMA, SALT RHEUM BOILS. BLACKHEADS, PIMPLES. Dr. Taylor, the father of these remedies, was one of the most successful specialists ofrall skin diseases in the United States.

NO CLTRE NO PAY

WE GUARANTEE TJO CURE YOU of any of the affections enumerated above, and inthevent of failure we agree to refund all money received by U3 for medicine purchased provided the patient has strictly folloodonr directions, tsk tor Tret tttastratetf ioaiSet

For Sale by KAUFMAfNN & WOLF, Hammond. Indiana

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.

of Gary

Scots Meet Tonight.

The St. Andrews' society

will meet- tonight In the offices of At

torney Clyde Hunter for the purpose of electing offlcers for the ensuing

year. Other business of importance

will also come up "before the meeting.

and all members are expected to beJ

present.

Officer Out Again. Officer Peter Juric of the local po

lice station, who has been confined to his home with an attack of the grippe since last Sunday, reported for

duty last night. Mr. Juric Is one of

the -pioneer officers of the pollce"force.4

GOBSUGH & WlKELUriO

ARCHITECTS Room 2, First National Bank Building Gary, Indiana

J. IL.BURKHJSHT and EVERETT ROWlf of-Lafayette, Ind. New Proprietors of Strong: Restaurant and Lunch-Room

Place-to-be enlarged andre-decorated.

PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE

701 SEVENTH AVENUE

G E' M

T H E A T

Smith & Adams Dutch Comedy Singing and Dancing

Price & Mildred Comedy Sketch

Sig Hernschsim The Piano Fiend

Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures changed daily

722 -Broadway 35

Baby Is Lost. The 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. J. S. Sibley, living at Sixth avenue and Delaware street, was reported

lost to the police late yesterday afternoon, and it was some time before the young miss was found by her

parents. She had taken advantage of the fine weather and was taking a

walk in the east part of town.

Special Meeting Tonight. The local council of Knights of Co lumbus will hold a special meeting to

night in their new lodge rooms in the

Feuer building for the purpose of mak

ing 'arrangements for their banquet

and initiation of the big class of forty-five candidates on Sunday, Feb. 21

Part of the lodge furniture for the

hall have arrived and will be installed

tonight.

GABY BRIEFS,

A dancing party was given last night by a number of the steel company's employes, which was greatly

enjoyed. In observance of the national holi

day of Lincoln's birthday, all of the lo

cal banks are closed today.

Rev. H. H. Clark of the Christian church made a business trip to Chi

cago yesterday.

The Misses Margaret Smith and Nel

lie Quinn of Gary were the guests of

friends in East Chicago last night

The regular weekly dancing party

given by Miss Thorpe, In Assembly

hall, will take place tonight.

W. S. Cramblett of South Bend of

the McCrae Refrigerator company was

In Gary on business today.

Mr. and Mrs. "W. F. Green of El wood,

Ind., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs,

Harry Stringfellow yesterday.

Miss Marlon Maxon is spending a

few days this week with friends at

Chesterton.

Mr. W. F. Tucker, state food lnspec

tor, has been. In Gary several days this

week, making his regular tour of In

spection.

A party of young Gary people wen

to East Chicago last night and spent

the evening roller skating.

V. IT. Young went to Chicago on a

business matter yesterday. Dr. C. C. Crum of Gary, who was operated on several days ago In a Chicago hospital for appendicitis, Is reported to be improving nicely. The local order of Foresters are preparing a big time for their dance, which will be given In the Assembly hall. A large number of tickets have already been sold and a big crowd is expected Bigelow's orchestra will furnish the music. A. S. Roberts of Kenmore, O., was in Gary today with the view of purchasing real estate here. M. M. Duchich, proprietor of the Fifth avenue grocery store, expects to go to Texas next week on a two weeks' business and pleasure trip. Attorneys H. F. McCracken and E. G. Ballard were In Hammond yesterday on legal business in the Lake superior court.

P. Lake, E. Isaac, J. Keard and J. Morimon of the Chicago Telephone company of Chicago were In Gary yesterday working on the service in Tolles

ton, which was recently placed out of

commission by the wind storm of

Wednesday. Most of the telephones In

that city were out of order, following the contact of their wires with those

of the South Shore line. Two prisoners were taken to the Crown Point jail yesterday in a bus by Officer William Marquardt. The bus is now used In place of the automobiles, which were formerly in service.

Professor Deering, the hypnotist, announced yesterday that he would hypnotize another woman and place her In the window of Sax & Savaka cigar store today. This will probably be-his daughter, Dr. C H. Lonar and W. fV Taud of

Gary attended a meeting of the dental

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Men's all wool Overcoats in black, blue and brown,

regular price $10, JA CP

at this sale

Men's 42 in. long Overcoats, gray, black and brown,

regular price $ J 2,

at this sale U1

Men's Overcoats 42 in. long in black, gray and at'Ts IT11 pri$I8:......... 1 OoOO Men's long Overcoats in black, regular price $20

to $25, If Q at this sale

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Men's Suits in all colors, regular JA price $10, at this sale...

Men's Suits in all colors, regular rf &T price $12, at this sale . Ovr

MEN'S SUITS

Men's Suits in all colors, regular

price $15, at this sale.. .

Men's Suits in all colors, regular price $18, at this sale

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Men's Suits in all colors, regular ij O T price $20, at this sale. JL OoOl

Young Men's Overcoats in all colors, CP regular price $6, at this sale .o

Boy's Overcoats, regular price $8,

at this sale

BOY'S OVERCOATS

One lot Children's Overcoats, ages O from 3 to 10, reg. price $5, this sale

Men's Winter Caps, regular price 50c, at this sale

35c

BOY'S 200 Boy's Suits, long pants, ages from 14 to 20, regular price $10 to $12, 7(1 &Th at this sale OhJ 75 Children's Suits in all colors, regular -J price 2 50, at this sale .. i O w Men's Pants, regular price 150, OThr at this sale-

Men's Pants, regular price 2.50, i at this; sale Ji-

sw w Men's Pants, regular price $4, O 1 at this sale A Men's Pants, regular price $6, ' Q CP at this sale o

Men's Suspenders, regular price 25c, - E at this sale JL O Men's Suspenders, regular price 50c, (5Qp at this sale :

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SUITS 300 Children's Suits in all colors, from 3 to 16

years,' regulae price $3, $4, $5, CP

at this sale

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Men's heavy fleece-lined Underwear, O regular price 50c, at this sale tlv Men's Gloves, regular price 50c, CP at this sale J 50 dozen Men's dress Shirts, regular O Q)price 50c at this sale Men's Socks, regular price 1 5c, CP at this sale 4 pairs for AjkjK Men's Socks, regular price 25c, CP at this sale 3 pairs for . J One lot Neckties, regular price 50c, Ap at this sale JL V

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