Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 164, Hammond, Lake County, 30 December 1910 — Page 8

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DEATH OF WH1TH3B HAII FOLLOWS HIJURY

Whiting. Ina:, Iec. 30 The death of ' Peter Nossent, occurred at " his 'home on Cleveland avenue, following a-.. long and serious illness, as the result of1 malignant cancer. About i a year ago j

Mr.' Nossent was Injured at the Stand-! ard Oil Co. and although it has not) been positively proven, it has been the '

opinion of many ... that these injuries , caused the cancers." For the past year j he has not been able to work and for the past several months he has been practically hovering between life and death. Mr. Nossent was known all over this region as an excellent musician, being a member of the American Federation of musicians, Chicago local No. 10, and also a member of the Hammond local Noi 203. In addition to these, lve was a member of the Whiting Masonic lodge, of the AVhlting Knights of Pythias, and also of the Odd Fellows of "Whiting. The deceased who was 4 5 years of age is survived by his widowed mother; Mrs. M. Ronveaux his sisters, Mrs. Joseph Fcx and Mrs. Liesse, and a brother Arthur Ronveaux all of Whiting. The funeral will be held from his home on Cleveland avenue on Sunday afternon, at 2 p. m. Services will be preached by Rev. M. C. Wright, of the MY' E.' church. Interment will be at Hammond, in Oakhiil cemetery.'

"While we are having a short period of depression, it will soon pass away. Soon again there will be such a demand that not all the mines nor all the railroads will be able to supply it." CHARLE SM. SCVVAB, In interview on Steel Trade.

GARY 8 SOUTHER!! CASE UP W. 16

The case of the Gary & Southern Traction company vs. the city of Gary in which the plaintiffs are asking for a restraining order will be heard before Special Judge Johnson in the Porter county circuit court at Valparaiso on Jan. 16th.

The case ' grew out of the trouble which occurred last summer' while the company, were laying their tracks on South Broadway at which there were numerous 'clashes between the police and the company's workmen. At that time the Gary & Southern Traction Co. only had three more days to complete the line. If the restraining order is granted by the court it will not be necessary for the company to ask the Gary city council for a franchise and the line will be built and operated under the terms of the franchise granted

SAYS HR. GOTTLIEB EMBRACED HER

Mrs. Henry C. Price of Gary last night emphatically denied that she spat in the face of her husband's business rival. Attorney I. Louie Gottlieb at the dance of the order of Western Star at Assembly hall on Wednesday evening. "You can say for me," said Mrs. Price in talking to a Times reporter, "that there is no truth In the story. Mr. Gottlieb insulted me by putting his arm around my waist tearing my gown, when I attempted to pass through the line of march, as I have a dozen or more witnesses to prove. "I made no attempt to lead the grand march, " continued Mrs. Price, "and even if such was the case it was none of Mr. Gottliebs business."

SoweBfes Free

all day Saturday to all making: a purchase of $1.00 or more in any Department.

The right way to start the New Year is by opening a Savings account in some good bank. We offer every inducement consistent with safe banking, if you contemplate opening a new account or changing your old connections there is no time like the present. This Bank will pay 3 Per

Cent Interest from January 1st on all savings accounts opened to and including January 15, 1910. West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank

V. H. Messenger, President W. D. Weis. Vice President

Alexander J. Campbell, Vice President Paul I. Muschelewicz, Cashier

WEST HAMMOND, ILL.

FREIGHT CARS ARE BURNED (Special to Thb Times.) East Chicago, Ind., Dec. 30. One box freight car on the Terminal rail

road was totally destroyed and another

badly damaged by fire, last night. The cars are the. last two out of

eight similarly consumed within the

past week hi and about East Chicago

and Indiana Harbor.

Who is responsible for the fires' is not known, but it is believed they are

of incendiary origin. . At first it was believed that the fires were accidental,

being set by tramps smoking within them or building a fire to warm themselves by." Now, however, the police believe that some crank is systematic

ally setting fire to the cars.

The cars burned last night were-both empties and were standing on the Terminal tracks at Northcote avenue when

the blaze was first discovered. An en

gine backed them down to Baring in

order that the fire department might

have a better chance to get at them

One of them was so far gone, however,

by the time the fire department could

get to the scene with their equipment

after the discovery of the blaze, thaf

it-was impossible to save it. The root

and one end of the other was burned

off.

Officer Dave Daniels had been

through the Terminal yards only

short time before the fire was firs

seen and looked into all the empty

cars, but saw no sign of any of them

being occspied.

In My Optical Department we Test Your Eyes and Fit Eye Glasses and Spectacles By the latest and most scientific methods known to the profession. When others cannot give you satisfaction in your Glasses, call on us.

Cronin Case Again.

The noted case of Miss Bessie Cro

non vs. Arthur Zimmerman, editor of

the Valparaiso Messenger, in which the

plaintiff is asking the court for $10,000

for libelous articles published abou her, will be heard before Judge McMa

han in the circuit court on Jan. 4.

ARE YOU RKAI1IXG THE TIMES?

JANUARY CLEARING

SAIUE

The Sale Of All Sales with Saying Opportunities that are unlimited, we are simply closing our stocks to make room for early arrivals of Spring Merchandise. Note our Windows, read this Bargain List Carefully. We advise early buying

JANUARY CLEARING

Sa!e--fclinwear

Flannelettewear Corsets

Petticoats

Second Floor

35c Corset Covers Lace and embroidery trimmed, made of fine muslin and

nainsook, January Clearing Sale ....

19c

59c and 75c Gowns Made from good quality muslin, tucked yoke or lace trim

med, January Clearing Sale . . .

39c

75c

f ?.0 dif-

.25

1.00 Muslin Gowns Made of good quality muslin, neatly lace or

embroidery trimmed, January Clearing

2:00 Muslin Gowns This lot consists of 30 dif

ferent styles; some trimmed with lace, embroidery and hand crochet lace, January Clearing 1.50 Muslin Petticoats Full sweep, deep flounce of fine embroidery with underlay dust ruffle,

2.00 Combinations Combination Corset Cover

and Drawers, beautifully trimmed with fine lace or embroidery, January Clearing

2.50 Muslin Gowns This means much; a line

of 1 and 3 of a kind; in fact samples worth up

to 2.50 each, trimmed with high grade lace, embroidery and ribbons, January Clearing

3.50 and 5.00 Petticoats 1.00 Beautifully trimmed muslin and nainsook Petticoats, lace and

embroidery trimmed; some ribbon drawn, extra deep flounce and dust

ruffle. January Clearing

1.50 Combinations Made of fine quality nainsook, beautifully trimmed with

lace embroidery and rib

bon drawn, Januuary Clearing

95c et Cover

1.50

ich; a line s worth up 1.50

298

35c Drawers Fine muslin Drawers, umbrella style, tucked and lace or embroidery trimmed, full

sweep, Januai y Clearing ,

59c Flannelette Gowns Fine soft material,

elaborately trimmed with braid,

89c

January Clearing Sale

Price.

1.00 Flannelette Gowns Rich Stripes and

checks, made from 12c material, full and large, neatly trimmei, January Clearing . Ladies' 75c Knit Petticoats Gray, black and coirs, closely knitted, January Clearing

1.50 and 2.00 Gowns Made from best quality

flannelette, stripes of blue, red and pink, also plain colors and white

3.00 Silk Petticoats In black and colors, good

quality taffeta silk, deep flounce and under lay, January

Clearing .

1Sc material,

39c

pes and 69c 49 c at in a I i t r

95c

1.95

1.50 Hetherbloom Petticoats Black only,

Petticoats that rusels like silk, looks like silk, but wears

better

the

JANUARY CAI AC CHACC PRICED AC ORIGINAL CLEARING 5ALC Ur DnUCD REGARDLESS vJr COST T oJi'nn' T7l., t,,v,. -.i.. . -jumV. ut...,)i C'TTOT'CI T-QrHoe' "Patent. f!nl. Kin

95c

Jno. S. ,McGarry CONSULTING OPTICIAN AND JEWELER. 599 (Old No. 175) So. Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.

A Bottle of good Wine given away free with a purchase of J. 00 or over untill January 2nd WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINES AND LIQUORS California Wine House S. LEVIN, Prop.. 145 State St. Tel. 438 Hammond, Indiana

1.95

SHOES Ladies' Velvet Pumps, stage last, high military heel, with or without

ankle strap., regular 3.00 value, special January Clearing Sale. .

SHOES Men's Patent Colt and Gun Metal Shoes, button and -laee, Very newest styles, extra special, January t M J" Clearing ,3

SHOES Misses' High Cut Shoes, red tops, neat patent leather collar, regular 2.50 value, January -j QQ Clearing I .03 SHOES Youths' Satin

Blucher Shoes, neat toe, value, sizes 8Vs to 13, January Clearing :

1.89

SHOES Ladies' Patent Colt Shoes, short

vamps, velvet tops, fancy buttons, reg. 2.50 value, January Clearing. SHOES Ladies' Shoes, soft vici kid leather, blucher cut, mat kid tops, extra special, 4 Afk January Clearing . .t'Jj SHOES Boys' Casco calf

Shoes, blucher cut, wide toe, extra good school shoe; 2Y to 5V5, 4 QQ January Clearing. I .0 vl

Calf extra 98c

SHOES Ladies' Fur Trim

med SUppers, odd lots, all col

ors; sizes 3 to 8, January Clearing. . .

98c

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INTO

$5.00 Mesh Bags for

$9.00 Toilet Sets for $5.00 Umbrellas for.... ....

$10.00 Jewelry Cases for

. 3.45 . 8.50 2.45 . 6.25

S Hosiery Men's Home Knit Socks Made from fine worsted gray yarn; all aa. sizes, January Clearing fcU

heavy

i5c

SXWooltex

Boys' 29c Hose Fast black, ribbed, splendid values; size 9 only, January Clearing....

Ladies' Pure Silk Hose and Silk Lisle

some worth up to 75c.Black hrdlutua Black and many colors; some worth

up to 75c; while lot lasts.

39c

Child's 25c and 39c Wool Hose Sizes Ty2 to 9Vz, pure wool, black, fine rib

bed cashmere Hose, January Clearing

19c

Ladies' Wool Hose Pure wool Cash

mere Hose, hemmed and ribbed tops;

black, oxford, blue mixed, etc., full

fashion, January Clearing Sale

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THE RELIABLE JEWELER S3 State St. Est. 1889 Hammond

cS Underwear

Men's 2.00 Union Suits Cream, wool

ribbed; also very fine Egyptian comb

ed yarn; all sizes to fit all men, at

95c

Womr;i's Wool Underwear Gray only

vests and pants, well made and nicely finished; all sizes

39c

Boys' Underwear Heavy fleeced back

brown mixed only; sizes 24 to 34, really a snap

19c

LadiesJ & Misses

Suits

25.00 to 35.00 Suits The "Wooltex" style and qual

ity; about 50 of these to select from, in the richest

of this season's colorings, U C

January Clearing lUiJJ

Child's and Misses' Cloth

Coats lied.

blue, brown.

etc., made to fit children from 6 to 14 vears of

age, good fit

ting and well m a d e, nicely

trimmed,

2.95

15.00 Caracule

Coats For La

dies and Miss-

.. i.

es. Hie coat tUf

much in vague just now, that rich lustruous black quality, made to fit all women. &95

fill sii

Ladies' 20.00 Suits Actual

20.00 v a 1 ues,

made in the

newest models of pure wool

material, excel

lent fi t, t i n g, January Clear-

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Five CASEMENT Big Bargains :

500 Curtain Lengths Full 2Vz to ZVz yard curtains and curtain goods lengths, not one worth less d r than 50c and up to 1.50, special I tJu

EOc Ladies' Gray Vests Fine ribbed,

soft, fleecy back, actual 50c value;. all

sizes to fit all women, at

19c

Child's Ribbed Vests Sizes 18 to 34; choice of 100 dozen fine ribbed soft

fleece Child's Vests and Pants, In cream only

25c Yard Embroideries and Insertions

Just in time for spring t3

sewing, per yard

Copyr'ThteJ IMP by 1U if UUr-l- .

9.95

L a d i es' 7.50 Skirts Made of e x c e llent quality v o i le and c h i ff o n

panama, some nicely braid trimmed, splendid fitting skirts, January Clearing, 4.95

15c

U4C

Ladies' 25c Hose 25 dozen Ladies' Fine sample Hose, the kind that al

ways sells at 25c,

now.

IQc

January Clearing

FANCY GOODS

BUTTER1GK PATTERNS 10c and 15c No Higher Are carried here exclusively, and we claim them the very best on the market. Ask your dressmaker.

1.00 Hand Made Jabots The prettiest

you ever saw; came in late for holiday trade, Jan. Clearings. .

49c

Boys' and Girls' 50c Gloves All 50c styles, both leather and wool; nf all sizes to fit all 0 wC 1.00 Auto Scarfs Some pure silk, others silk and lisle, 2 to Afg 2s yards long TrwG

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, J. J. COHEN, 'Manager Towl3 Opera House Block Hammond, Indians

made to Order

Skirts

1.00 and up Fit and wormanship fully guaranteed. Your choice of 10 beautiful models. If you buy material here at 50c the yard or over.

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