Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 19 May 1911 — Page 5
Fridav, ?.lav 19, 1911.
THE TIMES. SUMMER'S STRAW HAT CLEANER DIRECTIONSr-Dissolve contents of one powder in half glass of water. Apply with an old tooth brush, rubbing until all stain is removed; dry with soft cloth. If hat-band becomes discolored by the cleaner, a little household ammonia applied to it will restore its color. Price lO Cents Flharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Hohman Street pear State Hammond, Indiana
The Globe Store J DOWDELL & BRANDENBURG 271 East State Street Phone 365 (Formerly the Calumet Grocery) Specials for Saturday, May 20th
1 2c
Don't forget that we can give you Fruit at less than one-half regular price. Large Jumbo Bananas, fancy ft fruit, per dozen 5JC Extra Large California Pineapples,
Bize 30 to case, each
California Oranges, eweet A, and juicy, per dozen, only.. We have a complete line of Fancy Teas, ail 50c grades, Sat- Oft urday, per pound "UvG Extra Choice Peaberry Coffee, 35c
value, Saturday, per pound only
We also have a complete line of
Vegetable and Flower Seeds, dozen packages..
30c
line of 10c
9c Oc
Oc
Pure Velvet Lawn Grass -f E Seed, per pound JlR
Brag laundry Soap, lull 16 ounce bars, 5 bars for.....
Argo Starch, 3 5c packages
for Grandma Washing Powder, 3 5c packages for. ........
Extra Fancy California Grapes,
In heavy syrup, No. 3 fj cans for only ly Green Gage Plumes, Apricots, Lemon Cling Peaches, all 30c nr. values, per can fcOC Van Camp's or Armour's Pork and , Beans, in tomato sauce, ap 15c sUe, 2 for at DC Corn, Peas, Green Beans or ff M Wax Beans, 3 cans for a)C
We also have a complete line of Fancy Meats and Poultry ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED.
167 LOGAN STREET Phone 1254
BIO SPECIAL One Day only, Sat. May 20
W. B. MUIR,
17k
39c 25c 39c 5c 11c
Fresh Country Eggs, Saturday only, doz ....... American Family or Fela
Naptha Soap, 10 bars for.. Old Crop Coffee, extra fine, Saturday only, per lb...... Fancy Tea, fine for Ice tea, Green or Black, per lb , Clothes Pins, big bargain, a dozen; 72 for Argo Starch, regular 5c size, 3 packages for
Vanilla Wafers or Mixed Cookies, fresh and crisp, I ft per pound J Q
California Peaches in heavy Byrup. This sale. . . ........ Very Best Navy Beans, Saturday only, per lb ...... .
Large 1-1 b Can Rumford's Baking Powder, (with fancy OC Cake Plate Free) at. ZOC (Only one to a customer)
10c 5c
PHONE ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY
VictroU XVI, $200 and $250 '
Hear 4 the Victrola
Truly a wonderful musical instrument. If you have never heard it, there's a surprise in store for you.
A mighty pleasant
surprise. Don t wait come in
today.
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Otbar styla of the Victor, $10 to S10O VictroU XH. $125
Victor Records, 10 inch. .$ .65 Victor Double, 10 inch. . . .75 Victor Records, 12 inch. . 1.00 Edison Phonographs llome Phonograph $40.00 Standard Phonograph.. 30.00 Fireside Phonograph. .. 22.00 Gem Phonograph 15.00 Edison Amberola Records Long playing, 4 min. .... .50 Edison Standard, 2 min. . .35 Edison Opera Aniberalo . . 1.00 Edison, Victor and Columbia Talking Machines sold on easy payments. Nothing down, 1.00 per week. 3 DAYS' FREE TRIAL
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629 S. Hohman St. Hammond Phone 661
IN THE
SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT
COURTS
LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE
BATH
HOUSE
LAKE Sl PERIOn COURT NO. J. Judge Virgil S. Better. Cae on Trial. Oscar Holstrom, admr., vs. Standard Forcings Co. Civil jury casa. Suit for $10,000 damages. Case will take several days. Court will adjourn after to
day and trial of cause will be continued
Monday morning. LAKE SirERlOR COVRT NO. 2. Judge Lawrence Becker. Xc cases set. Only special matters will be taken up for the rest of the week. ' LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 3. Judtce Johannes Kopelke. No court today. . Fifth Monday, May 22. Ballcl vs. Simplex, etc. Carey vs. Republic.
Vollmer vs. Baltimore & Ohio. LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Crown Point. Judge Willi C. MeMahan. The court completed his call of court cases today and court will adjourn until Monday. SPECIAL JUDGE llAItlt, 6433. City of Whiting vs. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern. On trial before special Judge Herbert S. Barr. Suit on the part of the city to condemn certain property for park purposes. Peterson, Crumpacker and Attorney Hubbel lof Goshen for the defendant. City Attorney John E. Westphal and Judge John H. Gillett for the plaintiff. The case is a civil jury case and will take all week.
OPENS SAT.
John Flaherty, who has the contract for the care of the bathhouse this season, announced today that the bathhouse would be open next Saturday. While the weather has been extremely this week, the water of Lake Michigan still has pretty much of a chill In
it, but with the continued hot days it
will not be very long before some swimmers will want to venture in. The board of public works this morning appointed John Snyder as spe
cial park policeman to patrol the lake
front and bathing beach this season.
He held the same position last year.
BALLARD SUIT IS DISMISSED
Last Monday Judge Lawrence Becker dismissed the action against Attorney G. S. Ballard of Gary, who was being tried on a charge of criminal trespass, for the want of prosecution. The case was first heard in the City court when Mayor Knotts sat on the bench' and Ballard was fined $3 and costs. At the time Ballard was arrested he was thrown into jail and compelled to remainthere all night, although bail was offered. Mr. Ballard stated this morning that he 'had started proceedings against Mayor Knotts of false imprisonment, the papers being ready for filing tomorrow.
DR. SALISBURY PLAYS
JOKEJJ FRIENDS
Returns To City After Ab
sence on Rest Trip; Keeps Intimates A-Guessing.
ANOTHER DAMAGE SUIT FILED J. T. 'Wachowski, administrator of the estate of Nicholas- Mohan, has brought an action against Gust Strom for $10,000 damages. The suit is the result of the death of Mohan who was killed when a derrick in a sewer at Miller fell and the tripod killed Mohan. The accident happened in March 1911.
Sues for $10,000. A. C. Huber, administrator of the estate of AJma Maciag. has filed an action for $10,000 damages against the Illinois Steel company through Attorney J. F. Wachowski of Gary. The Illinois Steel company is the company which is operating the Indiana Steel company at Gary. The death of Macaig is alleged to have resulted from the fact that a scaffold gave way.
Sues to Recover. Jacob Friedlander a Gary architect, has brought an action against Cyrus H. Hart, the Gary Building Co. and the Gary Land Co. to recover $300 which he alleges is due for architect's fees. The work was done on four buildings in Gary. -The case was filed in the Lake superior court this morning.
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LOOK PLEASANT Come en and join the merry onesi The cost . is very small; two dozen PINTS OF BEER for e 80c Delivered Free to your house.
The joke is on Dr. Salisbury. He thought It was on his friends un til yesterday.
Being In need of a rest and having
decided to take a short vacation, he
left the city without letting his friends know where he had gone or how long
he expected to stay.
He thought he would let them do a
little guessing as to his whereabouts.
They did. The result was that his ab
sence gave rise to all sorts of rumors.
Finally the matter became so serious
that he saw the Joke had gone about
far enough. In fact, it had gone too
far, in the opinion of some of his
friends and relatives.
Today Salisbury surprised bis friends
by suddenly returning to Hammond
He came back to assure them that his
absence from the city was solely for
the purpose Of giving him the oppor
tunity to enjoy a much needed rest.
He thought he could slip out of the city and take a little vacation and then
return aid resume his practice withou
attracting much attention, but his
friends missed him and scores of in
quiries about his whereabouts was the result. However, Dr. Salisbury has returned and those of his friends who had feared that he had left the city for good are glad to find that they were mistaken. After returning to Hammond and assuring his friends that he is still a fixture in Hammond, he today left the city to enjoy the rest of his vacation. He will be back in his office Monday morning.
to prepare a bill of exceptions upon
which the appeal will be based.
The cltiten's committee was repre
sented by Judge John H. Gillett and Attorney Peter Crumpacker. The school
board was represented by Attorney L.
V. Cravens of Hammond.
It la understood that Attorney Crav
ens did not join In the request for an appeal, for the reason that he desires to
learn the attitude of the board of edu
cation before taking any further steps
in the matter.
VORKS BOARD
HOLDS MEETING.
The board of public works at Its
meeting this morning adopted a resolution for the Sheffield avenue walks and asked for bids. The primary assessment roll for the Chicago avenue
three-quarter-inch pipe was filed.
A petition by G. T. Warner and oth
ers for the resurfacing of Oakley ave
nue from Fayette street to Logan
street was accepted and placed on file.
Plans and specifications for the Ash
street pavement were accepted and
filed, as was also the petition of Gostlln & Meyn for a pavement and sidewalk on Henry street.
The bids for a sewer in Hickory
street were opened and laid over until
May 26.
The contract and bond of W. F.
Brunt for sewers In Bauer and Becker
streets were accepted.
The request of the L. O. T. M. band
for the use of Central park on the
evening of May 31 was granted.
room Monday rooms.
evening at the club
The members of the Hammond Temple No. 73, Pythian Sisters, and especially the members of the degree staff, are requested to be present at a special meeting Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
SCHLOSSBERG SIGNS
FOR O'NEIL BATTLE Phil Schlossberg, champion of the navy, known hereabouts as "Steamboat Phil," was today matched to box ten rounds with Tim O'Neil, the men agreeIng to do 1S8 pounds at 3 o'clock. This match will revive the heavyweight class. The pair will meet before the Hammond A. C. on Decoration day. night. y j Schlossberg has been In training for several weeks and Chicago critics who have seen him work predict that the will finally be the man who will top-1 pie the mighty Langford from his high position. O'Neil is at his best now and his record shows that he has beaten a number of good men. There Is every
indication that the fight should draw a big house.
CITY TO FIGHT DUST. Dust created by the handling of the coal at the Erie Cold Storage plant must be effectively laid in the future of 'the company does not want to get into conflict with the city authorities. The board of public works this morning ordered notice given the company at once to wet the coal It handles and in that way lay the dust. People of the neighborhood of the plant have suffered greatly in the past because this nuisance has been permitted to continue.
Webster Fined.
The trial of Sheldon Webster, who was arrested yesterday on a warrant for assault and battery, came up for trial before Judge Barnett this morning and he received a fine of $10 and costs, amount to $20. He was unable to pay his fine and will probably be taken to Crown Point.
BEATS SCHOOL BOARD.
(Continued from Page 1.) port of the stand taken by the citizen's committee. Attorney William J. Whlnery, representing Caldwell & Drake, made a motion for a new trial as soon as Judge Pattee rendered his decision, which covered forty typewritten pages, and his motion was overruled. He then prayed an appeal and ttie bond was fixed at $500. Ninety days was given in which the defendants had
STORY SCOUTED. The report that the Standard Steel Car plant at Hammond has closed down Is unfounded. It Is true that the wooden car department has closed down, but the passenger car department is still running. Some time ago The Record-Herald rrinted the old story about the absorption of the Standard Steel Car company by the steel trust, but this story Is scouted by those who are close to the management.
Elks Meet.
The Elks held their regular meeting last night and was poorly attended on account of the warm evening. No candidates appeared for Initiation and the lodge was closed early after the regular routine business was disposed of. Arrangements are being made on the rrogram for flag day exercises, to be held the evening of June 14. The committee will hold a meeting at the club
.RHEUMATISM
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cure oniy gse ana 7 5c at DruifUts
by mail. Denn's R.C. Ce.
Columbus, Ohio.
Kolb's Drue Store
California Vine llouso WHOLESALE AND RETAIL S. LEVIN, Prop. 145 State St. Tel. 438 Hammond, Indiana
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Don't Hesitate Bee us If you are In need of READY CASH to meet your necessary expenses, and we will loan you any sum from flu upwards. If you borrow from us you get a written statement showing the amount you receive, the number of payments you have to make, the amount each payment, and the guaranteed rebate you will get for each month you pay your account in full before the full time expires. We make no additional charge, but give you the full amount you ask for, at a lower rate and on smaller payments than you can get It elsewhere. IT 13 WORTH INVESTIGATING. HAMMOND LOAN CO. 569 HOHMAN ST. Call, Write or Telephone 257
Trustee John C. Becker has moved
his office In the Hammond building from room S12 to room 304 on the same floor. He will divide the Bulte of rooms in the latter plac with Attorney Edwin J. Forrest
Somebody left a pocketbook containing some money at the city treasurer's whom It belongs can have same by deoffice this noon, and the party to scribing contents and pocketbook.
Specials for Saturday May 20th AT Herman A. Kellner's TWO STORES 88 Stale St., Tel. 77. 650 S. Hohman St., Tel. 680
PORK LOIX, Mr noil nil - . W
PORK SHOVLDEH, per pound
BEEP POT ROAST, 1 per pound l&W
ieo or VGA I per pound
SKOILDER OF VEAL, XOf pr pound Iw TELEPHONE ORDERS WE ONLY SELL THE
9 He
12c 15c
BREAST Of' VEAL, l). per pound LEO Or LAMB, f.n per poiinrt , IHOULDKR OP I. A MB, ?r nrr now ....
OCR HOME Ct'REn HAMS, the beat you cn buy, a Lnn. or oscar MAYER'S I.ARD...
I5c 35c
PROMPTLY DELIVERED. BEST OF EVERYTHING
The Central Grocery and Market Successors to Leimbach Bros. 204 E. State St. Hammond
Phono 27
Special Prices for Saturday, only
Flour
75c 1.45 2.85
18c
FLOUR New Century, the of Quality. -barrel sacks... -barrel sacks -barrel sacks
Butter, iancy creamery, nn. per pound.. tuC
Eggs, rresn rrom the country, with order, per doz
Soaps, Swirts Pride, jr 7 bars for Z3C 6 Bars American Family r" Soap for. t0C
Washing Powder, Swifts Pride, 3
1-pound packages for Peaches, very fancy, in 2-lb cans, each Snider's Salad Dressing, 25c size for Borax, 10 cent "size for ,
12c 16c
20c 8c
Oranges, sweet Kavals, per dozen ................. Coffee, try our 28c grade, today's price, per lb Mother's Corn Flakes, 3 packages for
n u
18
25c 25c
MEATS Fresh Pork Loins, per pound No. 1 California Hams, per pound Small Strips Bacon, per pound Veal Stew, per pound ............. Lamb Stew, per pound..... Beef Pot Roast, per pound .............
I2ic
Oc 8c Oc
8c 10c
SPECIAL CARE TAKEN OF TELEPHONE ORDERS GREEN VEGETABLES AND FRUITS AT LOWEST PRICES SEE US FOR FISH EVERY FRIDAY; A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
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Let us make you a nice light comfortable wellmade Suit ,tailored to your measure. Something Stylish and Distinctive at a Remarkable Price. We Guarantee the Suit, Fit and Workmanship and will press it FREE OF CHARGE. Suit or Raincoat to youf measure No Trouble to Show Goods. I All Prices marked in Plain Figures.
Sterling Woolen Mills X53 STATE STREET. HAMMOND, IND. Open Daily 8 P. M., Saturdays 10 P. M.