Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 64, Hammond, Lake County, 1 September 1911 — Page 5

Friday, Sept. 1, 1911.

THE TUXES.

School Tablets 3 c. each

School Paints 15c per box -

No. 8 Crayola 3c per package

HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES

PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Call your Doctor over our Phones 142-489-28 Prompt Delivery No Extra Charge - Hohman Street near State

BICYCLE

NJURED

O. l Linendoll, proprietor of the Triangle bicycle shop, corner Oakley ave

nue and Sibley street, figured In an

accident yesterday which will lay him up for several days. . Accompanied by Jo, Nutinl, tire two rode on one motercyrle yesterday, jeiporte having been their destination. Near Westrille the machine struck a pig, which, Instead of getting out of their way as expected, jumped directly In front of the motorcycle,- causing a spill In which Mr. Llnendoll was Injured. Nutinl saved himself by a quick jump, but later In the day while returning home he permitted his foot to

catch In the wheel, which caused a second accident and slight Injuries for him. Linendoll had to go to a doctor at 'Westvine who sewed up a bad scalp wound. He sustained other bruises

ministration if it does not take him back on the force. It is understood that the committee of trustees who have charge of the police force will hold a meeting this aft-

which are keeping him in bed today. ( ernoon to consider Camp's ultimatum.

They returned on the machine which figured in the accident.

RESORT OWNERS ARE DESPERATE

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the collector of the tribute from the dives and that he is supposed to give each of "the boys" thep- share. lie says that for some reason or another Johnston took a dislike to him

and began framing up storjes against j

him to get him in trouble with his wife. The trouble followed as a, matter, of course, and that was taken as an. excuse for his discharge from the police force. He was told that his discharge was for the "good of the service." It It No Joke Sew. Camp said that this remark might prove to be no joke. It is understood that he has delivered an ultimatum to the powers that he to the effect that he will squeal on the whole city ad-

The Globe Store

271

Phone 365

DO WD ELL & BRANDENBURO

East State Street

(Formerly the Calumet Grocery) Specials for Saturday, Sept. 2

Eggs, right from the country, per dozen only Fancy Concord Grapes, per basket only

Apple Cider, pare fresh apple' Juice

jrigbt from the press, -per gallon.

ISo 10c

Fancy Bartlett Pears, per basket

Peaches, fancy stock, per basket only....... Fancy Sweet Oranges, nice Bize, per dozen . . .

23c 10c 7c 20c

39c 18c

American Family Soap, 10 bars for , Gold Dust Washing Pow--der, 25c package for.

Alaska Salmon, tall cans, Om good "quail ty," per can.. ., r. pC Coffee, a superior quality to anything sold la the city for 30c, special for Saturday, OC per pound fcUC

New Crop Fancy Teas, all styles.

makes a delicious cup, Saturday, per pound Fancy Sardines, in oil or mustard, per can ........

49c

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED.

' . . v Specials for Saturday Sept. 2 7 AT . t Herman A. Kellner's TWO STORES 88 State St., Tel, 77. 650 S Kohihan St., Tel. 680

... 15c lie 16c 12c

v.'...15c

PORK LOI1VS, per pound POnK SHOl'LDKR, per pound I.KCJ OP LAMB, per ponnd BKBP POT ROAST, per pound

tEtt OF

per pen

SHOl'LTER OF VEAL, per pound OSCAR F. MAYER'S HAMS, per ponnd....

3 POINDS OK Oin HOME

BOMKi. A OF I.I VER sai s,h;k. fresh dressed sprixg CIIICKE.XS. per lb BACON, Calumet Brand, 5 7 pounds, strips, per lb.

13c

16 Kc

MADE 30c 20c 17c

LAKE WOODS PA

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Big Free Special Attraction for Sunday and Monday Henry Sheton World famous marathon runner in Running and Walking Exhibitions 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Come to Lake Woods Park Sunday and see the "All -Nations" - Motion Pictures in the Bandshell, Entertainers in the Rathskeller, something to do and something to see every minute.

If they decide that they had better

not take a chance' on Camp's giving away all of the details of West Hammond grafting they will probably take him back on the force. But if they make up their minds that they can bluff him into being quiet then he may be discharged so that the collection of tribute can go on uninterruptedly. " Mot MMehlnea tione. That is the story that Camp tells, and it has interesting possibilities. He

says that all of the graft is now divided with the officers who patrol the norh side and that the officer who is assigned to the south side does not get any of It.

Following the The Times' fexpose of

conditions in West Hammond it is un

derstood that all of the slot machines in the village have disappeared as if

by magic.

A, few days ago there was not a saloon in West Hammond that did not have one or two of these machines, but now they are said to be all gone and things are quieter than they have beon

in some time.

CHECKING UP JUSTICE COURTS A traveling auditor out of the attor

ney general's office has been in Lake

county a number of days on a regular trip to check up the offices of the va

rious Justices of the peace and the city

courts.

According to the justices of the peace

he found everything In satisfactory or

der. His work mainly extends to checking up the funds and the fines that have been assessed.

Famous Guth L. Cox & Co.

Candies at

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Band Concert-

Barnle Young's concert band will

render the following program Saturday, Sept. 2, on State street, afternoon and evening: '

March International. .B. G. Toung

Overture Poet and Peasant .

.F. von Suppe

Waltz Mystic Dreams. .. .Stlckney (a) Winter A. Gumble

(b) Alexander's Ragtime Band...

I. Berlin

Daisies from Floral Suite C... ...

; Theo. Bendix

Sugar Moon..... P. Weinrlch Idyl The Glow Worm.... P. Uncke Selection from Faust C. Gounod Pizzicato Polka J. Strauss March Up the Street.. R. G. Morse

7. 8. 9. 10.

Wire Case Continued-

The trial of George Fedork and six

f his employes was continued in Judge Ames' court this morning and

the case was set for Thursday, Sept. 6.

Fedork Is charged with having cut

some wires belonging to the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric company when he was moving a house. I E. Granger

AW EVEJ11SO PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey were host

and hostess to the members of the Crystal club last evening at their home

in Beall avenue. Several games of pedro were played after which the guests were served with dainty refreshments. The announcement of tha next meeting wil be made later. Mrs. II. J. Woodruff is entertaining a smal company of riends today at her home in Logan street In honor of Mrs. K. G. Johnson of South Bend. Mrs.

Johnson formerly lived In Hammond. Mrs. Elizabeth Mettler is entertaining Mrs. Nora Schoolmaster of Denver, Colo., and Miss Esther Miller of Danville, 111., at ber home in South Hohman street for a few days. Mrs. Newton Hem-croft of Indiana Harbor spent the afternoon in Hammond. ' The Rev. A. WHoffman has returned tJ Hammond from his vacation spent in Monongahela, Pa., and other eastern cities. He will occupy the pulpit at the First Presbyterian church Sunday.,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooney or &ouvn Bend are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schutz of State street

ajid Mr. and Mrs. John Leary of Fayette

street."' T5n "h returned to his home

in Detroit, Mich, after spending a week

with Mr. and Mrs. C.H. See and family at their home in Rimbach avenue." The Mlses Edna and Kathrine

Switzer, Ethel Hoffman, Adele Dunbar and Beulah Drackert are speeding the afternoon at Jackson Park, Chicago and this evenjng they will visit the White City.

Mrs. A. Kingman of Houston, Texas will arrive In Hammond tomorrow to spend a few months Mrs. Klngmal was formerly Miss Jennie Sheffield of Hammond.

Mrs. J. J. Wood and. daughter, Miss Edith, will leave today for theit' home in Hobart after spending the week with Mrs. Grace Conroy at her home in Russell street.

of that company swore rants for their arrests.

out the war-

After Manufacturers.

Frank Tucker, state pure food inspector, went to Chicago . early this morning to visit several manufacturers there who are sending foodstuffs to Hammond. He will explain the Indiana law to them and point out violations of which they have been guilty.

SPARTAN.

Don't put off ordering

3rour coal until too late. Do it now. We are prepared to fill all orders promptly, and

earnestly solicit you to order your coal now. Of course, when ordering, order from J. J. DIBOS & SON THE PIONEERS.

Fayette St. and Erie Ry.

Three Phones for your convenience,

Rev. W. R. Reed Dead. Sad news was received in Hammond yesterday that the Rev. W. R. Reed of Argos, Ind.. father of Mrs. J. Davis, Charles J. Reed ,and Robert Reed of Hammond, had died there yesterday morning at 12:30 o'clock. The relatives left for Argos last night, where funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Gaborov Case Continued. The case of the state of Indiana vs. Ziza Gaborov, an officer in lodge No. 115 of the (Serb Federation "Sloga," was continued in Judge Ames court until Saturday, Sept. 2. J he defendant gave bond for appeare and was arrested on a charge of embezzlig $102 of the lodge's funds.

TEL. 4.

TEL. 604.

TEL. 934-J.

SECURE LICENSES. Miss MIna O'Keefe of Chicago and Alpha M. Vtinhouter of Hammond, Miss Anna Uthe of Finely Park and Harry Boeyer of Hammond secured marriage licenses in Chicago today. The announcements will be received with interest in circles where the young people are known and they will receive the congratulations and best wishes of their many friends.

PURE

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Cold weather is coming. Avoid doctor bills by having a bottle of OLD GUARDIAN RYE in your house

California Wine House WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 5. LEVIN, Prop. 145 State St. Tel. 438 Hammond. Indiana

Our window is just finished and the new Fall and Winter line is ready, for your inspection and approval. In considering your Fall Suits or Overcoat it should be remembered that this store is in every sense a Quality Store a store out of the ordinary in many respects a store offering its patrons really fine treatment in addition to Good Clothes of Much Greater Values. We will make every suit to your measure, exactly according to your taste and absolutely guarantee the fit and workmanship. i Our prices are based on cost of material, workmanship and one small profit. You cut out all middle profits when you buy Direct from the mill to you.

Suits or to order

Overcoats j J 2Q

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Sterling

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Indiana

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We have made changes in the operation of our plant so we now produce sufficient artificial ice to supply the demand. Pure Ice In Any Quantity WHY endanger the health of your patrons and your own by using impure natural ice when you can buy PURE ICE, made from double-distilled, doublefiltered water, at the same price? Ice Ice Ice -r Ice

PRICES Ask our drivers or telephone Hammond 144. Car lots artificial ice a specialty.

Ready Money 55 to $100

Loaned quickly on furniture, ano. tc, without removal.

red tape no aeiay with us.

Low rates, courteous assistants, private offices for consultation. Pay the loan off In weekly or monthly Installments to suit your Income. 60 cents per week for 50 weeks pays a 2S loan In full. Other amounts in proportion. If you cannot come In, telephone us or fill out this blank and mall to us. Our confidential agent will call on you at once and explain every detail without charge. Name Address PRIVATE AND RELIABLE Indiana Loan Company Phone 322 Co. 5th and Broadway 216 Gary Building, Gary, Ind.

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Mail us a card, telephone us, or call and tell us if you are saving the Sanitary Fireless Cooker Coupons so that we can order your cooker for you now and have it here by the time you have saved the required number of coupons. There will be a rush for Cookers immediately after Coupon No. 4 appears, and as we will have jio way of knowing just how many of our customers will call for Cookers, it will be difficult for us to have just the right number on hand. - TELL US IN ADVANCE, HOWEVER, THAT YOU WANT A COOKER AND YOU WILL NOT BE KEPT WAITING. The Times Newspapers

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Delivered la Ton or Car Lots - Fall Welffbt, Lowest Price GEO. P. STOUT, the Coal & Wood Man PHONE 249 687 SOHL STREET

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