Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 251, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1910 — Page 6

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NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

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V Ef I hed to give th gender o' sum o this beefsteak we buy nowadays, I'd be Inclined f say masculine bum steer. Reminine mlsstake. Me an' Maria's been savin to build . a bungyloo an' to last week hed saved all o' seventy-five cents, whlchsbe spent fer complexion yestiddy. Ef they only hed a propeller yer cud most aviate with sum t' these hair-ships women er wearln' resuntly. Fortnightly Musicale. v. The Fortnightly Musicale club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. John Brown n Monday evening, April 25. This will be the last program laid out. In the year book for this year, as our ext and last 'program is a request." This is the business meeting, also when the election of the officers for the coming year will take place. All members should be present at this meeting. Members who have not paid their dues are expected to do so at this meeting. .

possible candidate timber to represent their side of the ticket. Is evidenced on every side, and that they will place their strongest and best In the field this year goes without sayings Recent party success in some states and a. lack of harmony In the opposite ranks have given the democrats . their llfilial ni-A.a m.-. .a ! 1 , i i i ...

L ' .-iuytiaisii liujie, WHICH Will I probably wane as the campaign waxes

omer and the republicans put their best shoulder to the wheel.

Mrs. W. F. Scull delightfully entertained a party of lady friends at hr

' home on court stret In honor of Miss

Jjck of Calumet,' Mich. Bridge whist and a 5 o'clock luncheon were the features of the afternoon party. Dr. Farley and family have moved Into the home recently purchased from Ben Hayes, on South Court street. Mrs. Lenora Hart Is making extensive Improvements around her home, in the way of concrete driveway and walks.

Lincoln avenue Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock. , Rev. Benedict Rajcany performed the ceremony. The bridis well known here, having made Robertsdale her home for a number of years. Both have the best wishes of their many friends. Miss Susie Simon of Pearl street attended a kitchen shower Wednesday evening, given in honor of Miss A. Johnson of Cheltenham. Rev. Harris of Indiana boulevard spent Wednesday in Hammond on business. , . Frank Spoars of Hammond visited friends in Pearl stree t ast evening. Mrs. B. F. Barnes is confined to her home in Reese avenue with a severe at-

Friday, April 22, 1910.

30 Years Success Kaufman & Wolf Offer a Remedy for Catarrh. The Medicine Costs Nothing if it Fails. When a medicine effects a success-

Joseph B. Young. Maurice McKeniie ! n, "V. ,ZV VCFy iarge. "J'"y

iirhi - ! . WI,en we n:er tnat medi-

Funeral at M. E. Church. The funeral of John Donch will occur at the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, services to be In charge of the local G. A. R. post. Mr. Donch was one of the most faithful members of the local G. A. R. organization and was always present at its public and private meets. As a soldier Mr. Donch had an enviable record, and his' death removes one of the figures in the ranks of the grand old

army guard.

aiiu Liauae iNicnoison r snnnrUnc a

few days fishing and hunting at Sleepy Hollow lodge, on the Kankakee river. Attorney Bomberger transacted business in Crown Point yesterday. A.Hammond street vender has been

liuiums ionn in crown Point with a

cine on our own personal guarantee that it will cost the user nothing if it does not completely relieve catarrh, it is only reasonable that people should believe us, or at least put our claim to a practical test when w tot,, .n

1 the risk. These are tart TOw,

popcorn and' peanut wagon. I want the people to substantiate. We No active steps have been taken as w ant tnem to tfy Rexall Mucu-Tone, a yet toward the securing of the trian-1 me5,clne Prpared from a prescription gular strip of ground owned by the ' of a Ph's!clan vlth whom catarrh was

Chapman estate, for the town of Crown Point. Peter Geisen and wife will arrive tomorrow from their winter's solourn in

' Florida.

i a. specialty, and who has a record of

ininy years of enviable success to his record. We receive more good reports about Rexall Mucu-Tone than we do of all

Democrats Busy.

,That our democratic brothers have begun to formulate plans for the coming campaign toward the selection of

xne xv.. oi f.a neia an lmnortant i stnr. or. i.

meeting last evening at their hall In ' wh-I' a ' the Allman block. Initiatory work and Rn f..T- ' . . emeay

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Victim of Drink Needs Orrine Drink cunningly destroys the will power, and while the drunkard wants to do what you tell him, he wants a

thousand times more the drink that he

craves. Medical treatment is necessary. Orrine will destroy the desire for liquor, so that the drink will not be missed and restores the patient to health. This remedy is thoroughly scientific and Is so uniformily successful that it is sold with a registered guarantee to refund your money if it fails to effect acure. Booklet on "How to Cure Drunkenness." free on request. The Orrine Co., 521 Orrine Building, Washington, D. C. Sold in this city by Lion Store Pharmacy, 158 South .Hohman street.

raiioting on new candidates was the principal order of business. Ben Hayes is transacting business In Hammond today. Ex-Senator Kopelke and John B.

Peterson are Crown Point attorneys transacting business in Chicago today. Mrs. Will Tuthilt is visiting friends in Hammond and Chicago today. Mrs. Bert Wise left this morning for a visit with Hammond friends. The experiment of treating Crown

Point's macadam pavement with crude

only catarrh remerdv we

any demand for. Rexall Mucu-Tone is quickly absorbed and by Its therapeutic effect tends to disinfect and cleanse the entire mucous membraneous tract, to destroy and remove the parasites which Injure the membraneous tissue, to soothe the irritation and heal the soreness, stop the mucous discharge, build up strong, healty tissue and relieve the blood and system of creased matter. Its influence tow i!rrViiiilatinsr the m,.

cells, aW.ug dlgestVonaT-?QJ2r.ovinrJ niltr' i" .....

tack of pneumonia , and is under the care of Dr. Laur. Mr. and Mrs. p. Gallagher entertained the former's sister. Miss Kate Gallagher of Chicago, at their home in Lincoln avenue yesterdav, Mrs. C. Tabber, nee Clara Klemm, and' daughter, Mildred, of Crown Point are spending a few days here at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klemm of Indiana boulevfd. Herman Thelssen of Indiana boulevard attended the K. -of P. lodge in East Side Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hammersley of Cleveland avenue left Wednesday for Monatow. Ind., to attend the wedding of her niece. Misses Mary Stein, Mertie Bohan, Hattle Dahl and Julia Hubbard attended a teachers' meeting in Hammond Wednesday afternoon. Dr. Kohr of Indiana boulevard attended a meeting of the board of health in Hammond Wednesday. - Miss Clara Schaaf of Indiana boulevard was a Chicago visitor Wednesday. Mrs. John Soltwedel is entertaining her niece from Michigan City for a few days at her home in Harrison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Shinn returned to their home in Elkhart, Ind., Wednesday after a few weeks' visit with the- latter's mother, Mrs. Herbert of Reese avenue. - Miss Helen McLean of Roberts avenue spent the day visiting friends in Gary. Mrs. John Shahan of Roberts avenue was a South Chicago visitor Thursday.

WHITING NEWS

on win oe inea in tne near future, and nutnv.on until the whole body vibrTtes

v.. I" "",. r:l ' n neanny actilvty. In a compara-

the dust permanently for the stata

number of weeks, this plan wll'; probably' be adopted as a regula--. thing in the future. f Mrs. Lena Miller ret:urne(j to her home in Hammond t&ls morning. s transacting business" in Chicago and Jjfammond todav.

ROBEETSDALE. The wedjg.n vtr. .Tohn pBV!n an

Paul Toa vb0tn of Harrison avenue, tOOk rk.ar-a n t iho t Tnhn h.h ln

iiveiy snort time it brings about a noticeable gain in weight, strength, good color and feeling of bouyancy. We urge you to try Rexall MucuTone, beginning a treatment today. At any time you are not satisfied, simply come and tell us, and we will quickly return your money without question or quibble We have Rexall Muu-Tone in two sizes, 50 cents and ?1.00. Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Hammond only at our store, The Rexall Store. Lion Store Pharmacy Kaufmann & Wolf, Proprietors.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. N Gavit and children, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Twitt and Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Manbeck have all returned from New Orleans, where they attended the Shriners' convention. After leaving New Orleans the party took a trip to Pensacola, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Gallus J. Bader saw "Madam Butterfly" at the Auditorium on Tuesday evening. Harold Manbeck entertained several of his friends at a most pleasant gathering at his home in Sheridan avenue. Miss Jessie Godwin of TJtica, 111., is Visiting with br aint. Mrs. Glen Crouser, oj T.ew, York avenue. Mrs. J5un Brinkman is still confined to her home in Davidson place, there nojr being much improvement in her ndition.

I feeverai Whiting friends of Mrs.

Georgia Allen Breyer, the. Whiting school teacher, who recently went to California, where she was married to Dr. J. H. Breyer, have received cards fro mher. Their honeymoon trip was spent at La Jolla, an ocean resort, and they also spent several days at San Diego. Dr. and Mrs. Breyer are now at home, 1495 North Los Robles avenue, Pasadena,. Cal., where they have a very beautiful bungalow, from which Mrs. Breyer states they can view the mountains five miles away. Sergeant Collins received a ta'.phone message from Fred Drahous.

who keeps a saloon on Steiber street, last eight, asking him to send an officer

uown mere as two East Chicago fellows were trying to take possession of his place. There being no officer on hand Collins went down himself, but could see no East Chieago fellows could be seen, as Drahous' bulldog had frightened them when he grabbed one of them. Drahous said, he supposed, because they were from East Chicago, they could come to Whiting and do anything they wanted, since they tried to annex us, but his bulldog showed them they couldn't and now he wouldn't part with that canine for $100. Officer Vacha arrested Geo.Whlncze on Wednesday night for being intoxicated and Officer Niziolkiewicz arrested John Debbo on the same charge. Both were tried before Mayor Parks yesterday morning and fined Jl and costs. Debbo said he had no money to pay the fine, and was being taken back to the cell, but when he saw this facing him again he pulled a $20 bill out of his pocket and paid the fine and costs, amounting in all to $12. Levi Burns, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Burns of Ohio avenue, is suffering from a broken collar bone which "he sustained in playing pull-away on the school grounds with several of his schoolmates. The work of catching the boys who were getting into the public school and destroying different articles, is being given much credit. The clue was secured by Officer Vacha through seeing a hoy on the street with a new school pencil. Although he was not implicated, he was th recipient of goods that were takon Mike Kozacik is moving his saloon fixtures Into the Kelly building, One Hundred and Nineteenth street and Indiana boulevard, preparatory to opening a saloon there on May 1st. Miss Anna Stover, who has been very 111 at her home in Ohio avenue, is able to bej up again. The many friends of Miss Dora Harms of Boh rage avenne were sur-

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LOAN FACTS

We do not say one thing in an advertisement and practice another In our office. A big business Is not built that way. We're big now, but we're growing bigger. Our up-to-date square dealing plan ot making loans is the reason. A Ten Dollar Deal Is handled by us with as much appreciation as a larger one. Wa do not Insist upon your borrowing -more than you need. The small loan costs les-of course. It's easy to borrow from us (we're liberal about making roans) and our monthly payment plan makes the repayment easy also. If you are a housekeeper your credit Is good with us. W stand ready to serve you Quickly, Quietly and Politely. Ten Dollars or more if you want it.

' Our rates are lowest our service the best, reliable company in the Calumet district.

Largest and most

Hammond Loan & Guarantee Co. 145 S. Hohman Street Phone 257 HAMMOND, INDIANA Over Model Clothiers.

T H E H A.M.M O N D D I 6T1LC1 NO OQ. DAIUY CAPACITY 25,000. QALL.ONS

NEVES FAILS TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR AND BEAUTY.

No matter how oU and faded your hair look, or how long yoa have been gray, it will work wonder for you. keep you lookine vounc nro-

mote a luxuriant growth of healthy hair, atop its falling

tkadb mark out and Positively Re move Dandrnff.

Will not toil ekin or linen. Will net injurs your hair. Is Not a Dye. REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES $ 1.00 and 60c. Bottles, at Dmt, Phtlo Hov Spc.ColevrarltJJiuijV. KAUFMA3V WOLF, UON STORED OTTO NEGELE.

prised yesterday when It leaked out that she had been married on laat Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Leonard of Forsythe avenue. East Chicago. The bridegroom Is Clyde Blddlnger, an East Chloago switchman, who has been living- at 4801 Magoun avetfue. The couple are now o na honeymoon trip to Louisville, Ky., and after their return they will reside in East Chicago. Mr. Biddlnger la one of our most popular young ladles and resided with her mother and brother on Schrage avenue, and her numerous friends here extend their hearty congratulations. P. Warren, who la at St. Margaret's hospital, Hammond, where he was operated on for gall stones, is Improving and may be able to return home by next Sunday. Mesdames N. E. "Wilson and Byron Montford left yesterday morning for Alton, III., to visit the former's sister, Mrs. Manning. The juniors of the local high school arev busy working on their play, "The Cool Collegians," which will be given by them on May 27th. A. J. Weyer of Chicago was a local caller yesterday.

ADVERTISE AND AGAIN IN THE TIMES.

ADVfclRTISH

MUNSTER. The funeral of Lizzie Schoon too place "Wednesday afternoon. It wat largely attended by relatives and; friends from Ros eland, Rlverdale, Hammond and Michigan City. Sam Kooy Is employed In P. J. Kooy of Highland, ho taking the place : of John Weiss, who went to Harvey to work. Peter J. Kooy Is busy taking the) enumeration in Saxony and Munster. Misses Minnie Schultz and Bessie Naef of Highlands entertained for Miss Wilson Wednesday evening. The evening was spent socially and light refreshments were served. Those present were the Misses Nettoomb and Edith Carter' of Saxony, Etta Henderson, Ruby Wilson, E. Knotts, M. Munster and Minnie Kaske of Munster.

HESSVILLE Aev. Theodore" 'Clau?- or T5C Faui"3 Lutheran church, Hammond, was a Hessvllle visitor yesterday. Wm. Dedelow transacted business la Hammond last evening. William Scott met with an accident In Hammond Wednesday evening, hurt lng his foot. The little children of Mr. and Mrs Charles Watts are sick with tonsllltls.

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SPRING IS HERE!

vfTtt rJ6" ort WILL BARGAINS ATTRACT YOU? Here they are.' DO TOTJ WANT CREDIT? It's

gining of the Season" craw me greatest rusn oi spring business ever known by offering bargains beyond all precent at the very be- .:' Tremendous Price Reductions to-Start the Sensnn GREAT ?TnppUrevnd F1?01 Cings NOW! Buy it now! THIS IS THE FIRST GUN IN THE MOST FORmDABLE CAMPAIGN OMW PRICES EVER WAGED BY THIS

The Greatest Values in Hammond on

BUGS, CARPETS and DRAPERIES Actually the biggest money's worth In Floor Coverings, Curtains and Draperies in Hammond, whether you buy for CASH ?et ' Cme comPare that'8 the way to mike thS We can save you money. - We can show you the best there is. Now, isn't that a fair proposition? Carpets made, laid and lined FREE this week.

15.50 IS THE SPECIAL "MAKE-UP" SALE PRICE FOR THIS 25.00 BRASS BED. Exactly as shown; high grade 6-nly . French lacquer; 2-inch r- fA. continous post. A $25 IS. Si I value, at Jt'JJ

ROCKING CHAIR

aoiia oak or

mahogany finish Rocker, full size; very cora-

MISSION

For library

aen. we have

many new pieces in fland-

fortable. Sno

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sale - ynlh

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price.

ers, french fin-

.lsn. immense assortment on

Rocker . S

TATtOR'S FAMOUS ROCKERS "Oh you comfortable," that Is what they all Bay, "The Taylor" Is famous the world ovei 12.25

ROOM RUGS

Matchless Stock Dependable Quality Peerless Prices VELVETS 25.00 grade, 20.00 j 28.75 grade, 25.00 18.85 grade. 12.50. WILTONS-51.T5 grade, 43.50; 45.00 grade, 37.50. TAPESTRY BRTJSSEL, 17.50 grade. 12.75 24.50 grade, 19JSSt 1.10 grade at 85c per yard. Hall and Stair patterns included. LINOLEUMS 1.50 Inlaid, special, 1.15 75c Linoleum, 65c t 45c grade, 35c. Saturday ond Monday Only. LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIES ASD MATTING Here is your opportunity to buy at bottom prices.

3JSO UINING

CHAIR, SPECIAL 2.48

Handsomelv

grained oak.

rrencn legs, box s e at.

2.48

35.00 Parlor Suite 24.50 ytVi n5tiLttThre F,lve-.P!e Parlor Suite, you'll surely take advantage of the savings at this Special Sale. You can't afford to miss this ODtTor-tu?.lt-Exactlv as Bhown. b'rch mahogany frame highly A r polished; genuine leather covering; we guaranteed the oil A -n tempered steel construction. Fully worth $35. Our special price ... s'-'

"THE OWEX BED DAVENPORT.

TURKISH ROCKER special bar

gain Turkish Rocker Is shown, guaranteed imperial leather a $25 value at 15.75

$14 DRESSER

8.75 Why pay more elsewhere for this solid oak Dresser, four roomy drawers large beveled mirror, nicely finished.

BEAUTIFUL DRESSER

44-lnch wide In

every noDular

wood, oak ma

hogany or birds

eye mapie. extra o r d 1 nary special

14.50

DINING TABLE, 12.73 , This is a Lion Store offer and is genuine, heavy massive pedestal Table, opens to 6 feet when extended, 45 Inch, top; round top, quarter sawed oak throughout, hand polished, an exceptional 7 chance. I . Special J

m. or,

C HIFFONIERS

to match dress

er, 36 Inches

wid e, large

French plate

mirror, oval or pattern

shape. Special

sale.

11.00

Positively shows no outward evidence of containing a luxurious bed;

ii licu nun spring ana elastic mat

tress. vv e carry THE OWEN"

every popular wood. Prices extremely low, just now up from

35.00

GO-CARTS Either a "Tourist"

an "Allwln" that's all you see on the streets of Hammond, East Chicago, Whiting, Indiana Harbor, etc., and they all come from the Lion Store. The carts are the most reliable made. Another grade special Of . mmr"Allwln" A. JtCarts J

e J nut secured the Asrency for the World Renown GLOBE WERNICKE SECTIONAL BOOKCASE.

Saturday and Monday Special, Aprif 23 and 25

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If we ever offered an extraordinary special, this is the one. Bathroom or Kitchen Set, white enameled back. 23 inches long, holding four polished nickel fixtures. Never been sold for less than 1.20. . Houseeleaning

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Free !

. This Handsome -VJf?;;':- speciQ, Kith

WJ Parlor Rocker " I oJL PfjF I if t&WJi J E"c"y Picture; will be elven If P "VH V i ' 'ilQ'i Ufl IVirpf 1 awa3t oolnelye FREE with any llVfrtvft ' M-J:"-i 5 C? p -Tfg JytV il $ Pttrche of 25.00 or over. Cash or X''fv" h A -cPT ' ' '"y7 y" I Tbl" he handsomest Rocker wc Ss 'C-T JZUdL$k fc 'i fA

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2g&fr4kkll IW'M- H bed and polished, high back and tA MIBIW-jU M i II Maai W.tf MMVfMl

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' 0 US IB' I 2 Rooms Complete " Il I Lit Is Rooms Complete Knm,m ' m'His,!! """i,1 jmLsmsimmmu .w WKmwiJ Rooms Complete '. ' ' rlT ' -... -' -.

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n Cabinet Sale

NOW ON. Look at this special Kitchen ' Cabinet offer, with 2 large flour bins, linen and cutlerv draws, bread or meat board; satin finish .walnut white top. Worth 7.56.

Saturday and Monday Special ,

THE FREE" SEWING MACHINE

Have you ever seen the "Rotoscillo" movement go round? Did you ever push "THE FREE" tredle and see its ?ight seta of ball bearings keep going so long you didn't think it would ever stop? Did you see the many other" Improvements? It's "THE FREE" if you want a perfect Sewing Machine. 1 A WEEK IS ALL YOU PAY

UNBEATABLE ROOM OUTFITS

42.110 6S.OO

.l5.00

HTM

SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIAL, April 23 and 25 Only. A full size Cotton Mattress with beautiful art tick covering for 4.9H is an unheard bargain and a chance that seldom knocks on one's door, we Just have fifty of them; first a rc come, first L MX served '

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