Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 233, Hammond, Lake County, 1 April 1910 — Page 6

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NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

" j SHUCKS -. i From the Diary of Si. Lence i i i i

Hek Spence told me yestlddy thet th' Business Mens' 'Ssociafihun t Crown Point wuz t' hev a meetln' today at noon, an' I put on my b'lled shirt to attend. Got t' town, found thet there wuz no rneetin' an' thet it wuz th' first o' April. ' Quite a leedle activity in Gary real .state t' Crown Point when th' north wind hlows good an hard. Why try t' do it all on April 1st when it's Jest ez easy on t'other 364?

Care for Insane. - That other provisions should be made ' 1or Lake county's insane people, than sending them to the county jail to V await. the red tape procedure of securing---commitment papers, etc., to the Longcllffe asylum, was further ' strengthened this week by the self- , destruction of Walter Bennett in one of the cella of the county bastile. The Jair in the first place Is hardly the place to confine Insane people,, unless of the criminal type, and since no adequate provision has teen made for Othoss of unsound mind at the Jail, the fficlals have to cope with the situation as best they know how. Insanity In Lake county, especially In the north-

KEEP THE KiDIIEYS WELL Health is Worth Saving, and Some : Hammond People Enow How to Save It. z Many Hammond people ' take their lives in their hands by neglecting the kidneys when they know these organs need help. Sick kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of suffering and 111 Jiealth, but there Is no need to suffer , nor to remain in danger when all diseases and aches and pains due to weak' kidneys can be quickly and j permanently cured by the use of Doan's ; Kidney Pills. The following statement ! leaves no ground for doubt. W. E. Winters, E. Chicago Street, i East Chicago, Ind., says: "I suffered for a long time from pains in the small of i

any back ana I had other difficulties which led me to believe that my kidneys were disordered. Having heard Doan's Kidney Pills highly recommendedI decided to try them and I procured a twipply. The results of their use wera gratifying. Every symptom of my trouble was quickly ; removed and I waai.restored to good health. It gives me pleasure to endorse Doan's Kidney Pills." For sae by all dealers. Price BO cents. Ptoster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. i . Remember the name Doan's and take no other. ' i

era part. Is greatly on the Increase and it would be a wise thing; for the county to provide a proper place of confinement and safe keeping tor1 the mentally deranged, where they could be properly cared for and guarded until ready to be sent to Longcliffe. Bennett in his rational moments spoke of the awful fact of being confined In the Jail with prisoners accused and convicted of crime, and it is thought that this fact so further preyed upon his-, mind that h,was driven to selfdestruction. Something should be done to relieve these conditions for the sake of the insane, those Incarcerated Innocently, and for the officials, who have enough to care for those of sound mind without the additional worry and trouble of guarding the Insane. - Harold, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craft of Clark street, was quite severely injured yesterday afternoon by falling against the concrete curb "In front of the Craft residence. It was reported and thought at first that the little fellow's Jaw was broken, but the doctor's examination proved that no bones were broken, although the little lad sustained two severe cuts and bruises on his head. He is reported better at this writing. Jules Howland and mother are preparing to leave Crown Point for the west. Intending to locate in the Hood river valley district near Portland, Ore., where Mr. Howland will go into the fruit raising business, one of the chief occupations of that country. They expect to leave Crown Point about the 1st of May, and have already secured a good location for their future home in Oregon. Word from Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gelsen, who are still at Daytona Beach, Fla., states that they are about to start on their homeward' trip after spending the winter In the southland. The rest of

Crown Point's southern resorters are expected back within the next three weeks, which will add quite a number

to the population.

The Commercial club will elect of

ficers for the ensuing year on the even lng of April 4.

The county commissioners will meet

on next Monday. April 4, as will also

the Crown Point town board.

Druggist Handley is on the sick list. The cement contractors are about to

commence their spring work, subject

to a continuance of the present weath

er. Miss Augusta Kopelke and Mrs. Lenora Hart attended a luncheon at the home of Miss Emma Huehn in Haijmond yesterday. There are at least a dozen Crown Pointers awaiting automobile shipments at present, with several more badlyNAfflicted with "autoitls." There will be a dance at Spring Hill Grove. Monday, April 4, 1910. All come.

Friday, 'April 1, 1910.

WHITING NEWS

I ' ' " " I ! of both Mr. and Mrs. Ehlers, who will

reside la Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. A. Holdgren of Chicago have moved Into the Keilman flat In

Mrs. Mathew Schaefer, Mrs. Joseph j Sheridan avenue." Mr. Holdgren is em-

Scherr and Miss Marie Koch left for ployed by the Lake Shore railroad.

St. John yesterday morning to remain: Peter Goebel transacted business In over Sunday with relatives. J Chicago yesterday. Skating at the East Chicago Rink I Bev. F. M. Webster vof the Congreevery night except Monday. Ma,tinees ! gatlonal church has received word from Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. 4-t j nls uncle, E. J.f Webster of WashingAndrew Keilman, who has been ill, ! ton that he has returned from his is able to be up and around again. j trip through Africa and expects , to A little daughter was born to Mr. ! visit Whiting in a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Matson, nee Gertrude : Webster has spoken of his travels In Welsby, of Ohio avenue yesterday! Whiting before and many would be

morning. pleased to hear him again.

Contractor F. N.

Daegling has the Rv- Frank M. Webster of the Con-

contract for a large brick building, s gregational church will preach next which Is being erected for Louis Oor- i Sunday morning from the theme: "The don. on Broadway, Gary. j Message of New Life." In the evening The marriage of Edward Ehlers of le wil1 deliver an address on "Queen this city and Mrs. Catherine Keul Kam- i Esther." D. D. Lash of Chicago has mer of Chicago took place in Chicago not severed his connection with the on Wednesday. Mr. Ehlers is an old j -hoir as has been reported, but will resident of this city, being at present j sIng at both of the services and conemployed in the Whiting Supply com-j duct the large chorus choir. The pubpanyr"' Mrs. Kammer was formerly a' I,c ls cordially invited to participate resident of this city, having resided on ln these services. Oliver street. Their marriage will come j Rev- and Mrs. Knuth and childrr. as a great surprise to the many friends of Milwaukee, Wis., were here to at-

j tend the funeral of the little son of

Mr. and Mrs. William Gloek of Sheri-

Don't Be Bald

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dan avenue. Rev. Knuth preached the funeral services. Mildred and Charlotte Vater of Laporte avenue are able to be out after an attack of the mumps. John Sunderlik of Center street, who was arrested and fined $25 and costs, ammiTitlnof t rk tin fur ViAatitiM v.

Tou can easily find out for yourself Dy Judge Jones was yesterday taken

if your hair needs nourishment, if it is to Crown Point by Chief-of Poll

v. ...... acinus v-n , uni su a. Li 11 ui iiiie, T-awlr

; or splitting at the ends. You simply

have to pull a hair from the top of your head and closely examine Its root.

If the bulb Is plump and rosy It is all

The musical Hoyles, consisting of the father, two daughters and a son, as

sisted by Viola M. Kiesling, reader, will give an entertainment here Id

rllhf - if It 4a nrht on ...

7. I. r I the vater rink on Monday evening, hair ls diseased and needs nourishment. ' ai, i ,, . . , ' , ' w h r Apr11 ' under th auspices of Whiting

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ness in 93 out of 100 cases where used according to directions for a reasonable length of time. It will even grow hair

on bald heads if the scalp Is not glazed

ana sniny. xnat may seem like a

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it to be, and no one should doubt it un

til they have put our claims to an

actual test.

we are so sure that Rexall "93" Hair

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give entire satisfaction to the user. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic ls as pleas

ant to use as clear spring water. It ls perfumed with a pleasant odor, and

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Hair Tonic on our recommendation and with our guarantee back of it. Tou

certainly take no risk. Remember, you can obtain Rexall Remedies ln Hammond only at our store, The Rexall Store. Lion Store Pharmacy, Kauf-

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Aerie ro. 1,251, F. O. E. The Hoyles were here last year and made such an impression that the Eagles have decided to have them again. The Parland-Newhall company appeared at the high school auditorium on Tuesday night and was the best entertainment given here for some time. The company consisted of J. Lincoln Newhall, Stewart A. Smith, J. F. McCarthy and Ralph H. Parland. Their quartette singing, their violin, cornet horn and piano solos all were well received, but the bell ringing certainly took down the house. Mrs. Alice C. Tllton of Laporte ave

nue ls substituting at the public school during the absence of Miss Josie- Roberts, who was called to Michigan by the Illness of her mother. Notice to Whiting People. NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS OF WHITING. PROPERTY OWNERS AND HOUSEHOLDERS Next week, April 4 to 9 Inclusive,

has been set apart ln which to give

special attention to cleaning up all

alleys and residence lots, both occupied

and unoccupied. Daring this week the

street commissioner will give special

attention to cleaning the alleys and will have his teams pick up whatever

rubbish may have to be disposed of.

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1 O 0n Honsehold G00dS (J 2 PIANOS, ETC "ggr OUR RATES ARE LOWEST OUR SERVICE THE BEST g. y - I ALL BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL - 31 HAMMOND LOAN & GUARANTEE CO. gp Ps V 145 South Hohman Street I . Over Model Clothiers.

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So far as possible old papers, grass, leaves and such materials as can be easily burned should be burned. Please place whatever rubbish you have to be carried away near the alleys where the street commissioner can easily pick it up. If the street commissioner should overlook any rubbish please notify the street commissioner himself, and if you do not see him notify the

chief of police or sanitary officer. If your rubbish is still uncared for drop a postal card to the mayor. It ls the desire of the city officials to thoroughly clean up all streets and alleys and carry away whatever rubbish may have accumulated about all of the yards of the city. All residents of the city of Whiting are requested to aid as much as possible ln this effort to clean up our city. BEAUMONT PARKS. Mayor.

MTJNSTER. Miss Caroline Stall bohm, who has

been visiting ln Boston, New York, and

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Philadelphia for the past six months, Is here, visiting relatives for a few days. ' ' Miss THIle Cellanowlch of Hammond was a visitor here yesterday. Misses Minnie and Erna Kaske were ln Chicago yesterday, visiting friends. Miss Marguerite Knotts of Hammond visited friends here yesterday. Mrs. W. Krooswyk visited friends in Hammond yesterday.

ST JOHN. Mesdames M. Schaefer, Joseph Scher and Miss Mary Koch of Whltlnar en

joyed a visit here with Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Kammer Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Porta spent Thursday ln Hammond. Miss Helen Gerlach was a Chicago visitor today.

Airs. J. p. Spanler was the guest

relatives ln Hammond Thursdav.

August Koehle transacted business tat Crown Point Wednesday. i Brother Cornelius of St. Joseph college of CollegevUle, transacted buslnesaj here Thursday. Edward Thlelen made a business trija; to Dyer today.

The greatest Cash Furniture business in Northern Indiana comes to us because we have the right goods at the right prices. Good Furniture does not cost as much as some stores try to make you think it does.

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By far the Greatest Credit Business in Northern Indiana is ours, because we do not find it necessary to walk in the narrow paths of precedent, but out upon the broad highway of "THE GOLDEN RULE" We find that even in adversity the great masses are honest.

. ..HOME FURNITURE BAROA

FOR SATURDAY WILL EXCEED YOUR FONDEST EXPECTATIONS. D0NT MISS THEM BE SURE AND CALL,

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olute ?onesty t0 Patrons is the one great factor in our phenomenal success. By honesty we understand honest furniture, honcorr&d nf,V i225 SSSSl v exPiect a. S(l1JF.e deal ourselves when we buy, and see to it that the best within the means of this great furniture house is acf!rnr; 17SiPuH?0n' J?.can plac? jypkert confidence in our merchandise, and in our statements. Our business is strictly above board, and conducted v?to K n 4r,Jlv,f s mcJlv Pomts supremacy in Hammond than a rigid comparison. It is only natural, therefore, that we freely inSe square intelligent investigation of values, methods and merchandise, as found elsewhere, with the Home the store that does business absolutely on

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LOOK OCT VOW DON'T BUY AN ICE

ox IN mistake: for a refrigERATOR, A common dry srooda box

will hold ice and food and to all in

terns ona purposes would be as practical as some of the so-called refrigerator on the market, but If you want a refrigerator that will refrigerate BUY AN IGEGURG The interior construction of this refrigerator Is such that the saving in Ice will quickly pay its cost, and your food will not only be kept at a proper and even temperature, but will retain its original flavor ln place of absorbing an obnoxious flavor of damp wood and mildewed paper. The outer construction ls of quartered oak veneer finish making It handsome as well as Sractical. Prices lower than mere Iceoxes cost at other 7 ti r stores. 50-pound size, 3

Equip your Sum mer Cottage with IRON BEDS A good, strong, well braced Iron Bed

exacuy line tnla picture, for

A good Spring for

44 'CPJ Agood 0-Pound full size Mat-

tress ror

1.95 1.65 1.75

! SPEING BRIDES act ely by selecting their outfit now, and tain a handsome present. We'll hare the goods you select nicely polished.

na aeuver tnem just wnen you say.

'Carpets, Rugs, Drapes, Curtains and Linoleums

at special Discounts during April. Come and Investigate' T?ian C? si a Phone or droD us a'nostal curd and wp will sAnrl nn

atl1 mtTn T7M1 nr4-v.L - All A t tit 1 -1 -r- . .

-clr couiixiaLess- ja.ii carpets Dougnt aunng tms JJiscount ale-

We show the largest department and 'most select display of Bugs in North-

country. A personal visit to this department wil soon convince you of the above facts.

Ask us why our Kitchen Cabinets are better than others.

xvuum-size itugs, iJeia-a ma

broke Ingrain J HK

nuum-size ingrain KUS

lor ,

Room-size Octon Rugs,

for Tapestry Brussell, 9x12, for

4.75

9.75

11.75

English Brussel Rug 9x12, for.... Axminister, roomsize for Velvet Rugs, 9x12. for..... China Matting, per yard...'.

16.50 19.50 16.50 12c

Extra Fine Japan g Matting ZDC No. A Linoleum, yard grjg No. B Linoleum, yard yrjQ No. C Linoleum, yard grj Rope Portieres, pair, up...2Q0 Lace Curtains, pair, uP--.-1.50

This Dainty 3 piece Parlor Suite 22.50

This Is the first Instance of a high grade Parlor Suit being offered at a price unusually asked for cheap goods. In design, construction and finish it is of standard quality, upholstered ln French velour; all

popular colors. Price....

22.50

Collapsible Go-Carls If all you want Is something cheap, we can show you Go-Carts at lower prices than aiy other store; but if you want something that's really good at a moderate prices, see our Collaos-

ible Cart, complete with hood, exactly

like illustration for

$9.50

NOT A TOY, BUT A LARGE, COMFORTABLE CARRIAGE. One hand suffices to open or close it; no aggravating periods of sticking while you are keeping a street waiting; no dangerous jolting, but sensitive springs that relieve all the evils of vibration. Don't buy until you have seen it

SATURDAY SPECIAL HASSOCKS April 2nd, 1910, only

A household necessity, the real

comfort of a home, a Carpet

Hossock, soft and strong; full

size; vell made and fuJly worth

75c. Saturday

only.....

22c

FOR RENT Houses Flats in all parts of the city. See our list It's the largest in Hammond. Real estate agents will quickly secure tenants if they will list their property with our FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT.