Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 154, Hammond, Lake County, 16 December 1910 — Page 9

Friday, Dec. 16, 1910.

THE TIMES.

HARBOR : BAPTISTS lUIFFTINRl

on "Savings in the Schools." Tfee following Is the program tn full: Piano Solo Clarabelle Wright Song Eighth Grade Pupils Piano Solo.. '-. Pearle : Brown Violin Solo. , .Violet Mitchell Reading . .Edna Anderson Savings In th. School.. Supt. E. N. Canine New president to be elected at this time. Everybody welcome. Sincerely, T. E. WILLIAMS, Secy.

(Special to Thb Times.)

Indiana Harbor. Her. 16. Sunday is to be a day of celebration for the Baptist people. It being the' time of the first anniversary of their church building. Good music and excellent sermons, are to be features of both morning and evening services. The evening service is to be especially attractive. It Is also the time of the regular monthly song service and in combining the two occasions, assures a very splendid program. The public Is cordially Invited to attend these services. The morning service wilt consist of a special musical program by the choir, and a good sermon by a prominent Baptist divine of Chicago, Reverend C. W. Kemner. A different speaker will be present for the evening service, who is none other than the Dean . of Divinity School of U. of C. Dean Shalles Matthews, who Is widely known throughout the country as a scholar of note, and a Titer of not llttlt reputation.

SPLENDID DISPLAYS

AT SEIFERS

(Special to The Times.) i Indiana Harbor, Dec. 16. Much admiration has been expressed during the past few days over the brilliant display In the windows of Seifer's Big Store. These are so metropolitan In their get up, and so attractive withal that the spectator almost forgets he is In comparatively small suburb of Chicago, andmight fancy himself gazing Into an exhibit of some "down town" State strnet. mercantile establishment. The variety is most remarkable, and

posed reduction of this fat feet office, to a salary basis, which If adopted would, prove a sad blow to all .of the men throughout the state who occupy these offices. Joint representative elect .W. B. Van Home returned day before yesterday from Indianapolis, whither he had gone to attend an assembly of recently appointed members of the legislature to decide upon a course of action at the impending session of the executive body. He was full of the proposed change in the prosecutorship, as discussed by his conferers in Indianapolis, but declined to state what his views were with regard to putting through such a measure. "Feeling both for an against the measure, ran pretty high," declared Mr. Van Home, but the most of those

I heard express themselves regarding the change, seemed to favor it. My opinion? I have not yet given the idea sufficient thought to have a very well defined opinion. 'Another thing that the air was full of down there," continued Mr. Van Home, "was talk about establishing

the commission form of government to take the place of the present form of municipal government. This proposition has a great manyadherents. Local option is another. All together I look for a pretty warm session when the legislature once gets in action.

vote was cast in the entire county for O. B. Colquitt, the democratic candidate for governor. Two years ago the county cast a solid vote for Taf t for

president.. The county, is situated In I branch of the state government, both the lower Rio Grande border region. j United States senatorshlps and all but For the first time "in thirteen years, J one congressional district. The prothe democrats of Indiana control every J gram of democratic legislation for the

next session will probably include the repeal of the county option law and the substitution of a law providing for city, ward and township option units.

IN POLITICS

.Xrnias Bargains in Jewelry STOP! THINK! When you buy Jewelry from a firm RENTING a store and paying a high rent, that jew eler makes you buy him 25 per cent more to cover his rent. I OWN MY OWN BUILDING AND DO NOT MA&E MY CUSTOMERS PAY MY RENT. You will do well to think this over. It will pay you to call and see my large stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware. You will find on comparison my prices are the lowest in Hammond. You don't have to pay cash at time of making your selection. A small deposit will hold any article until day of delivery.

solo at the evening service, as will f anything ever noted in an Indiana

Portland Fred Hastings, a son of W. IT. Hastine-?!, formerly a resident of

the quality of the goods is beyond that! Portland, lias been elected a member of

Miss Mable Wickey of East Chicago. The music throughout will partake of the Christmas spirit. The program for evening service Is as follows: ' Organ Voluntary. Anthem "Hail, Hall, Behold the King of Glory." Hymn. Scripture Reading. Invocation. Solo "There Were Sherherds" -Mrs. Geo. Summers. Hymn. Announcements. Quartette "God Is Love! Offering. Response by Choir, "Holy , Holy, Holy." Anthem, "Praise the God of Our Salvation. Solo '"Bethlehem" Miss Mable Wickey. Eermon by Dean Shalles Matthews. Anthem "Hail the Morn." Hymn.

WILL MEET TONIGHT.

(Special to Thb Times.) East Chicago, Dec. 16. The Home and School Association will meet tonight in the McKinley building for "the parpose of electing a new president. Incidentally there is to be a very fine program offered for the most part by pupils ,of the school. Superintendent E. N. Canine will give a talk

Harbor department store in years past.

There are novelties in men's and women's ware, and many of these articles

suggest themselves as both practical and elecant Christmas gifts.

Unlike many stores in towns of the size of Indiana Harbor, an Inspection of the interior of Seifer's proves, that in spite the magnitude of the exhibit, the- window display does not by any means constitute the bulk of the stock in trade. The shelves are loaded with fresh holiday goods, from dainty and inexpensive trinkets and trifles, to substantial and elegant materials, garments and articles of every description.

REPRESENTATIVE YM HORNE RETURNS Reduction of Fees in Prosecutor's Office May Take Place. (Special to Thb Times.) Indiana Harbor, Dec. 16. There is a big' stick in pickle for county prosecutors. ' It takes the form of the pro-

the. Washington state legislature. He wp.s chosen as a progressive republican. Angola Cyrus Oline, who represents the Twelfth district in congress, has appointed Ziba Elston as his private secretary. Bloomington Arthur Allen, son of Captain W. J. Allen, son of Captain V. J. Allen and a leading young republican, has been appointed assistant postmaster for the Bloomington office, to succeed Frank C. Duncan. Scottsburg Dr. Lvi McClain (dem.) defeated A. A. Hinds rep.) for member of the town council from the Third ward by a vote of 210 to 12S. A light vote was cast because many people forgot about the election. The election was made . necessary on account of resignation two months age of S. B. Wells, who was then candidate for joint representative from Scott and Jennings, and was elected. New Albny Judge W. C. Utz of the Floyd circuit court, holds a record for continuous service which is not exceeded by any jurist who has preceded him on the local bench. He has served two terms of six years each and on Monday entered on his third term of a similar length. He served two terms as prosecuting attorney before his elevation to the bench and at the time - Zapata county, Tex., lays claims to being the banner republican county of the entire country. At the recent election, for the second successive time, the county went solidly repiiblican. Not a

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What to Give a Woman Diamond Jewelry 1.25 upward Neck Charms 1.C0 upward Lockets 1.00 upward Fobs 50c upward Back Combs 75c upward Shirt Waist Sets 75c upward Veil Pins 50c upward Jewel Cases 50c upward Link Buttons 50c upward Brooches 5Cc upward Collar Pins 50c upward Scarf Pins. . ....... 50c upward Belt Pins 75c upward Signet Hat Pins 75c upward

Rings 5Cc upward Bed Room Clocks ..... 69c upward Brushes and Combs 1.25 upward Mirrors 1.50 upward Bangles 50c upward Bracelets 1.00 upward Bon Bon Dishes 1.50 upward Bon Bon Spoons ..1.00 upward Hat Pins 50c upward Lorgnette Chains 1.75 upward Signet Rings . . 1 .25 upward Stone Rings 1.00 upward Scissors 50c upward Rogers' Tea Spoons. .. 1.00 upward Manicuring Articles 25c upward Watches 3.00 upward Toilet Sets 2.50 upward Ear Rings 1.00 upward

Whit to Give a Man Ash Trays 5Cc upward Tie Clasps 50c upward Clothes Brushes 1.50 upward Cuff Links 50c upward Vest Chains 5Cc upward Fobs 25c upward Cigarette Cases 1.50 upward Manicuring Articles 25c upward Silver Nail Clips 25c upward Hair Brushes 1.00 upward Military Sets 2.00 upward Lockets .1.00 upward Charms 50c upward Charms 50c upward

Signet Rings 2.00 upward Shaving Cups and Brushes 1.50 upward Pocket Knives 25c upward Scarf Pins 25c upward Whisk Brooms 1.00 upward Smoking Sets :....2.C0 upward Combs 50c upward Fountain Pens 1.00 upward Razors 50c upward Desk Furnishings 50c upward Napkin Rings 50c upward Cigar Cutters 50c upward Emblems 50c upward Rings 3.00 upward Watches 75c upward Watch Chains 75c upward Match Safes 25c upward Emblem Pins 50c upward

FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman's, 2.50 upward; best on earth; other makes, 1.00 upward.

CLOCKS Gold plated. 1.00 upward,

mantel clocks, 4.00 upward; alarm clocks, 69c upward. TEA SETS Silver plated, 7.00 upward. LADIES' WATCH CHAINS 1.75 upward. LOCKETS AND CHAINS 2.00 upward. FOBS For man or woman; ribbon 1.00 upward; gold, 2.50 upward. j TEA SPOONS Silver, 3.50 upward, souvenir, 75c upward. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Violins, 3.00 upward; accordeons, 1.50 upward; mandolins, 2.50 upward; music boxes, 7.50 upward; cases, 1.00 upward; harmonicas, 25c upward; guitars, 3.00 upward. UMBRELLAS 1.50 upward. PIPES Meerschaum, 1.75 upward. 50c NUT SETS 25c. Every article is represented or money refunded. OLD GOLD OR SILVER BOUGHT OR TAKEN IN TRADE.

We have been here for the past eleven years and our practice of square dealing lias gained for us a reputation and a large established trade. You run no risk when you buy from us, as our goods are of the first-class quality and guaranteed to give satisfaction and our prices are the lowest. - -

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