Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 301, Hammond, Lake County, 10 June 1911 — Page 5

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June 10, 1911.

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BKKAKFAST. Fresh Strawberries Dipped in Sugar, i Creamed Fish on Toast. I

Coffee. Roast Veal with Horseradish. Hashed Potatoes. Asparagus. Green Peas. Cottage Cheese Balls. Pineapple an Rhubarb Pie. Salted Wafers. Cheese. Coffee. SUPPED. Ham and Kgg Salad. French Fried Potatoes. Marshmellow Cake. Iced Tea. First ConKresrational Church. Rev. Lake Stuart will preach both morning and evening: Morning service at 10.45 a. m. Theme: "Jesus Is the Savior." Evening service at 7:43 p. m. Theme: "The Larger Self." , Sunday school oftor morning service

at 12 m

Wednesday at S p. m. business meetSpecial music at the Sunday services

by Mrs. J. E. Ferguson and Mrs. W. S. McXabb.

MRS. M'XAMEB HOME. Mrs. L "W. McNamee has returned to her home from Mercy hospital, where she underwent a slight operation. AVI I.I, LEAVE FOR SIMMER. Mrs. Edward Sargent will leave shortly for her summer home on one of the Michigan lakes, and Mr. Sargent will fo71ow as soon as the Gary schools close for the summer.

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ENTERTAttS AT COUNTRY CLUB. Mrs. W. P. Gleason delightfully entertained a party of ladies yesterday .iftarnoon at the Country club at a 1 'o"clock luncheon in honor of Mrs. Foster, a sister of Mrs. H. G. Hay, Jr., and Mrs. Rl-jcon. a guest of Mrs. McCracken, who Is visiting her from Ohio. The guests who were present are: Mrs. Foster and children. Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. H. G. Hay, Mrs. McCracken. Mrt. H. J.

Carr. Miss Marlon Carr, Hrs. Harvey j

Watson, Mrs. R. A. Coiislns. Mrs. L, W. i McXamee, Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mrs. ! Gleason's daughter, Mary Louise. j Mil. I, SPEMJ MEEK EMI. j A number of members of the Country club are contemplating spending the week end at tlie club house today. The . special Sundry dinners, which will be a, feature during the summer, will be

served tomorrow as usual.

Yes, it is a little too early to make

a guess on the outcome of "Dog Face Charley's" case. Borne men in Gary spent their time in doing nothing but pulling wires, and they don't work In a switch tower, cither. Stories In other papers should never be denied unless they are found to be absolutely untrue. Then it's bad form, too. Yes, it's awfully hard on dear old Grandma Carr these hot days. The poor old lady gets so pervlsh when she's scooped that there's a hellova time around the Tribune office when it happens. Churches with electric fans, Ice tea and wafers would be popular places tomorrow. The Gary Elks baseball team are going to try out the Michigan City team this afternoon. Remember we said try. "Dog Face Charlesy's" face would be enough to convict him without him saying a word. Alderman Castleman is getting so nervous about the purchase of the lake front park that we fear he will grow ill. It can't really be that Castleman wants to get out and gambol in the green.

Week End in Gary. Wallace Edward Smith of the Chl-

a serious operation, were shipped to Los Angeles this morning for burial. Mrs. Sullivan .was 49 years old and

leaves a husband amd two children to . ca Daily News is spending the week mourn her loss. ' j ed with Will Reed Dunroy of Lake . . . ; Woods park. Mr. Smith is a nephew of

fc.d W. bmith, sporting editor of the Chicago American, and is an artist of note.

FOR THE TOILET. For those who spend much time at the seashore, aod espeelnlly for those who ro Into the Tvntcr, a few words of caution will be well. Before iroinft Into the water, mb Into the skin, fare, neck, arms and behind the ears a plentiful supply of cold rrraini rub It In well. One ran hardly use too much, as it clesni.es the pores benntlfiilly. Remember to rub the serenm be- 4 hind the ears, all over the fare

and throat, and over the arms; cover the cream with a powder made of equal parts of French chalk and rice powder. The water will not take It all off. and It prevents blistering. The hair . must be well protected from the salt water, as it ruins the hair, leaving; It sticky and stringy. After leaving the water, use warm water first on the skin. An excellent lotion to follow the bath la prepared as follow t Four ounces of alcohol, two ounces of glycerine, half a pint

of orange flower or rose, or

elderfiower water, two ounces of

powdered almonds, or the almood meal will answer, and half

a nounce of sallcyclle acid. DIs-

solve the acid la the alcohol, add

the glycerine, and add very

slowly to the flower water In . which the almond meal has been

shaken. Ise freely on the skin after the warm bath, to keep It

soft. After severe exposure In the water, fill the burned skin .

with cucumber cream and leave on for half an hour; then bathe

and use the above lotion.

Rose cream for sunburn Is made as followsi White wax, one-half ounce spermaceti, one- . half ounce; sweet almond oil, two ounces; Melt all together In a double boiler, and mix well .

by stirring. Pour into a heated .

bowl and add very gradually

one and one-half ounces of rose

water, one-half ounces of witch .

4 hazel; beat to a cream and put into a covered jar.. Apply freely

before and after exposure to the

sun. A harmless face powder dusted on the cream will benefit. .

Bass Fishing. Arthur T. Freer, Harold O. Mauiy, Harry Phelps and Dr. Carl Boardman will go to Valparaiso this afternoon and will spend the week end In bass fishing art Long Lake near that place. Be prepared for the worst upon their return to Gary.

LaVendor Cigars are pronounced teotionally good by all smokers.

Gary Sends Entry. John Wicks, member of the Gary high school, who broke the northern Indiana high school track record in the pole vault, went to Chicago this morning where he will compete in the University high school meet. Wicks is ronfldent of capturing a place in the

pole vault.

Will Intiate Fifty. Crescent council, the Order of the Orient, are expecting to have a big celebration tonight at Baukus hall, when over fifty new candidates will be initiated into the order. An entertainment and refreshments will follow the initiation.

Croations to Celebrate. "Gary Croations are preparing for a big event tomorrow, when the Croation -"Sokol" will give their second annual ball and gymnastic entertainment at Baukus hall for the benefit of

the club's building fund. - A special train on the Lake Shore railroad arriving at Gary at 2:47 will bring hundreds ' of Croations from South Chicago and Indiana Harbor. They will be met at the station by the Gary society and, headed by a band, will march down Broadway to Twentythird avenue and back to Baukus hall, where the festivities will commence:

9 feet by 1Z

colorings are

Large rag style rugs feet in the prettiest Of

only 9.49. Red leather Oxford ties are stylish. If rather startling. They sell for .40 a pair.

WILL GIVE PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Cravens of the Marion hotel will give a dancing party to a number of their friends this evening. RETVRNS FROM GRAND RAPIDS. Father L Cody Marsh has returned from Grand Rapids, Mich., where he went to attend a laymen's convention. HAVE MOTHERS' PROGRAM. The meeting of the W. C. T. U. at the home of Mrs. Jennie Roberts, 613 Jefferson street, last night, was attended by a large crowd. The program was devoted to the mothers of Gary. AT JEFFEHSOV SCHOOL. The reception and entertainment given last night at the Jefferson school by the children of the kindergarten department to their parents and friends was attended by a large number of patrons of the school and the work of the children was spoken of in the highest terms. An entertainment followed.

LOST Somewhere near Hammond Athletic, club a black walletbook containing laundry accounts; $5 reward. Notify E. M. Peyton, care of Club Cigar Store, Gary. Phone 185. 2t

TOLLESTON. M. M. Duchich left yesterday for New York city, where he will spend a few weeks looking after business Interests. Mr. and Mrs. S. B Stewart are enteratining Mrs. Stewart's mother from Valparaiso for a few days.

Mrs. J. T. Hewitt was a Chicago

shopper yeterday.

Miss Margaret Sleerer and Miss Shaw of Muncie will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sleezer and family for a few

weeks. t

The Ladies' Aid of the Westminster

Presbyterian church held their usual

weekly meeting at the church hall Fri

day afternoon.

Fred Keck of Ross transacted busi

ness here yesterday.

David Grand spent the day In Chi

cago visiting with friends.

Miss Beatrice Maloney is on the sick

list.

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Williams will

spend Sunday at Westvllle, Ind.

Mrs. R. Lucey and daughter, Cora,

will spend Sunday with relatives in

Chicago.

Fred Schoening is 111 at his home on

Martha street with rheumatism.

Misses Mary Ward, Judith Benson and Ida Mendenhall spent the day In

Chicago.

Ralph Dahl was a Chicago visitor

yesterday.

Mrs. H. C. Saxton, on Hart street. Is

contemplating on taking a few weeks

trip through Ohio. She will leave In

the course of a few days.

Mrs. George Campbell spent yester

day with friends In Valparaiso.

Miss Louise Campbell will spend a few weeks as the guest of Miss Evelyn

Shrtder in Gary.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Edwards are spend

ing a few days in Valparaiso.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hood and sno, Fred, of Michigan City were the guests of Mrs. R. Lucey for a few days.

THE CITY

TO INCREASE

MEMBERSHIP

It is rumored today that Aldermaji

Castleman will call a special meeting

of the city council for next Tuesday

or Wednesday night, at which time he will attempt to Increase the member

ship of the Gary park board.

There are candidates galore for the

additional members of the board, prom

inent of which is Bolice Szymanski, son

of Alderman D. Szymanski, but rumor has It that young Szymanski will be

given the cold shoulder. It is said

that Castleman will create a new office of "clerk of the paxk board" and is willing to pay $100 per month to some

ambitious young man who is willing

to take care of the weighty proceed ings of the park board.

8 m per week repays p $35 loan In fifty Other amounts at same proportion. Any amount from $5 to $100, one month or one year. Loans on household goods, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., without removal. If you need money fill out the blank below and mall to us and our agent will call and explain how we loan money privately, at

low rates, on personal property.

Name Address Amount wanted Indiana Loan Company Phone 322 Cor. 5th and Broadway 216 Gary Building, Gary, Ind.

EAST GARY. Mrs. Lillian Farry was a Gary shopper Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Drake, late residents of Michigan, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis en route to their new home in the west. Mrs. Margaret Weber of Gary spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller. The school here closed yesterday at noon when the teachers, Marie Johnson and Lillian Rossow, pleasantly surprised the pupils with ice cream and cake. Mrs. J. C. Miller and Mrs. Margaret Weber were Hobart shoppers Friday. Mrs. J. Northey and son, Arthur, are visiting her parents at Eagle, Wis. Mrs. P. O. Blake was a Hobart visitor Friday.

DOG KILLING

SQUAD BUSY

Captain Gus Newman of the Gary

police station and a squad of officers declared war on the stray dogs this

morning and, armed with shotguns

they sent many "Fidos" to tho happy

hunting grounds.

Chief Martin this morning instructed the officers that henceforth the killing

of the dogs must be done early In the

morning before anybody was on the

streets. Then there would be no dan ger.

During the past few days a number of dogs have been killed which showed signs of the rabies. Chief Martin has Issued warning that henceforth dog owners must keep their dogs muzzled

or they would be killed by the police

START ON SEWER JOB. Work was started yesterday by Contractor Michael Byrnes of South Chicago on the new Tolleston sewer contract which was awarded by the board of public works two weeks ago for $165,000. Mr. Byrnes for the past week has been placing his machinery on the ground and yesterday started work at the first alley west of Roosevelt street, where It will connect with the American Bridge company sewer. About 100 men will be employed on the construc

tion of Ihe big drain.

Gary Works vs. Normals

Gary baseball fans are awaiting with

anticipation the game tomorrow after

noon between the Gary Works team and the Chicago Normals, the only

tearn that have administered defeat to

the local aggregation this season.

The local team Is determined not to let the Normals take their scalp and the game tomorro wwlll be a battle

royal from beginning to end Crozier

will be in the box for the locals and

rumor ha it that his arm Is In better condition than ever. The game will be

called at the usual hour. The lineup:

Gary Works Craig, 2b; Copeland, If Rockstraw, rf; Kelley, lb; Crane, cf

Scott, ss; Burgwald, 3b; Wllklns, Crozier, p.

Normals Bllger, 2b; Convey, cf

Black, 3b; McGregor, lb; Elcke, If; Wil

son, ss; Barker, rf; Brown, c; Mitchell,

Coonrad or Suadlg, p.

Elks on Diamond.

Members of the Gary Elks baseball team journeyed to Michigan City via

automobile 8t noon today, where they

will play the Elks and business men's

team of that place. A number of root

ers accompanied the team to witness the Initial tryout of the local team. The

battery for the Gary team will be Ny

hofT, Erlckson and Dr. Crajg.

Interment at Los Angeles. The remains of Mrs. Dennis A. Sullivan, formerly of Joliet, who died at Mercy hospital on Thursday following

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Clark Road and 1 5th Avenue, Gary, Indiana Directly on the Gary & Interurban Railway and on finest Automobile Road in the Country. Easily reached from all sections of Lake County. One hour's Ride from Chicago

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MINIATURE RAILWAY, PLANTATION SHOW, FISH POND, ORIENTAL DANCERS,

PICNIC GROVE,

CIRCLE SWING, 1

SHOOTING GALLERY,

BALL ROOM, DEN OF SERPENTS,

FIGURE 8 COASTER, GRILL ROOM,

JAPANESE BOWLING ALLEY, CAROUSSEL, BIRD STORE,

VAUDEVILLE THEATER AND 100 OTHER ATTRACTIONS. ADMISSION 10 CENTS

Lake Woods Park Vaudeville Theatre will offer Vaudeville booked by Frank Q. Dolye of Chicago. Only the Best Star Acts Offered.

Beautiful Picnic Grove of Seven Acres with all Conveniences for Summer Outings. Book your Outings now. Gate admission Free to all reputable Clubs and Orangizations. Many bookings now made. Get in line at once for dates.

Women and Children Admitted Free every afternoon except Sundays and Holidays. Clean, cool and inviting park for those who like trees, flowers and natural surroundings as well as all modern amusement devices.

Splendid Transportation Facilities from Chicago, Gary, Hammond, Whiting, Indiana Harbor, East Chicago, South Chicago, Hobart, Chesterton, Lowell, Crown Point, Valparaiso, Michigan City, South Bend and the whole region of Northern Indiana and Illinois. The Park is on the Gary & Interurban railway which connects with the Lake Shore, the Wabash, the Pennsylvania, the Michigan Central and the Baltimore & Ohio railways and the South Shore Electric line at Gary and Hammond. A perfect motor road connects the park with Chicago, by the way of Hammond, and with Crown Point and South Bend. There is a 7-min-ute street car service between Gary and the Park.

Fairyland in the Magic City The IVIOaSt Beautiful Spot in Northern Indiana Address all Communications to Gary Park Co. Box 828, Gary, Indiana