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MKAI.B. FOR rAV. m-pLEx aiiixr. Jti";-il Ap;l. .s ;-untblei Ijgs. Vm Uv-u-d. "o!Y .. LUXCHEOX. Mot Potato Hala. Cottage Cheese. Toasted Crack rs. Grape Juice. DINNER. Cream of Tomato Soup. Smothered Chicken. Boiled Rice. Baked Sweet Potatoes, lettuce Salad. Fruit Junket. Coffee. II. BREAKFAST. Peaches. Tomato Omelet. Sauted Sweet Potatoes. ,' Coffee. IAJNCHKON. Deviled Chicken. Bread and Butter. Peach Dumplings, with Cream. DINNER. 'Grandmother's Soup (Chicken Bones). Broiled Steak. Brabant Potatoes. Boiled Onions. Appla Pie a Ja Mode. Coffee. ENTERTAINS AT BHIDGE. '. Last Saturday evening Miss Norma I-ocklin entertained a few friends at bridge at her home in Warren street. Miss Anna Ibach, on of the October brides was the guest of honor. Miss Ibach's marriage to Gilbert Cllppingtof Indianapolis will be solemnized Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ibach In South Ilohman street. The guests spent the evening playing bridge whist and after several games the honors were awarded. Miss Mary Ibah had the highest score but the prize, a handsome silver candle stick w-as given to the honor guest. Music was also a pleasant feature of the evening's entertainment. At ton o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a prettily appointed two course luncheon. The table wsa prettily trimmed with pink kllarney roses and smilax, the appointments being daintily carried out in pink and white. Covers were laid for eight Those present were Mrs. August Schneder, the Mises Pauline Sauerma:i of Crown Point, Anna Ibach, Agnes Melkle, Irene Mott, Florence LoverWge and Mary Ibach. ' A SALE OK HOME BAKERY. The members of committee No. 1 of the Alartha society of the First Christian church will give a home bakery sale Saturday, October 11th to which the public Is invited. The sales will be given in the basement of the church and OONT BE A SLAVE TO HEADACHES .i, caPsules 'l stop the pain at once and then remove the cause: rerulates the stomach and bowels, stimulates and tone, up the entire system without injury, but be sure to get the genuine. J atalldrugeists,10cand26c. -O - ofhifc ! Dr., at Chemical C... VPAllii

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. i i - . . In the Hammond building, at the corner or iionman and Fayette streets. The r.. embers are plannng to conduct thes-; ssfles every Saturday during the month or oriooer. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs John M. Htinson are the chairmen of the commi 1 1 ee. ' l;X(iA(;KP.T WK I VVrkl'v, i... I - - . . ' An announcement frnm Txrnni.n. which will be interesting to many society people in this locality is that of the engagement of Miss Lucie Stebbins. j6243 Monroe avenue. Chicago announce ousaincni 01 tneir daughter, ! LllCile tO tr Wllsnn DnJ il.i. inii marriage will be solemnized in November. nmiuiii, lormt'ny lived in Hammond wth her parents and is popular -4-Vl n 1.. . 1 - . . in x wrge circie or iriends. i CELEBRATE A XXI VERS A H V Mr. and Mrs. Josenh Vosa en tertino,i a company of relatives and friends at dinner yesterday at their home, 27 West rioiy street. The affair wa. o-iA i.. celebration of their silver wedding anersary ana they received many very i pretty and valuable gifts in remembrance of the da-y. A pretty appointed i dinner of several court.es wn -r, ,i at one o'clock and the guests spent the aiiernoon pleasantlv in rnntrarnii.-. The only out of town guests were their aaugnter, Mrs. Bernard Anibre and Mr Ambre of Gary. POSTPOXE MEETIXG. The members of the art committee of the the Hammond Woman's club postponed the meeting which was announced to take place today until after the next, regular meeting of the club. The announcement of the date and place o meeting will be made later. Tho change was made on acdount of the absence of several of the members from the city. A SOCIAL SESSION. Mrs. H. K. Sharrer and Mrs. Charles Albert Smith will entertain the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the University club at thoir meeting Tuesday afternoon in the University club rooms in South Hohraan street. The afternoon will be passed playing several games of bridare whist. The games will begin prorrptly at two-thlrty c'clock. IV. C. T. V. MEETIXG. Mrs. H. E. Granger will be "at home' to the members of the W. C. T. U. at her residence in Hamlin street thi.! evening. It will be a general meeting to which the public is nvited and a large attendance desred. A program of musical and literary numbers will be given after which the evening will be passed in a social way. MEET IX CHIRCH lP.llil.OHS. The members of the Garfield club will meet this evening in the social rooms of the First Christian church in Calumet avmue. It will be the regular bimonthly meeting at which a business and social program is followed. A large attendance of members In dosired. A LODGE SEs'siOX. There will be a meeting of the mem-' bers of Triumph Council Ko) 1 D. of L. this evening in I. O. O. F. Jlall In State j street. All the members are Invited I

SOCIAL NEWS FOR TIESDAV. Mrs. John tleUer will hoateaa mrtaln ntnken of the China rial, at tfc?lr mertlen Tufiday vrulajc at kr hoa la , Carroll tree. The Mlraimi Kmlly and Bniha Kbert will have aa their . Hurst Tueadar evening; at their home la South Hohmaa atrret the young ladlea of tb St. N. Kmbrotdery dub. Mr a. URm of Eaat Chleaga will entertain tne member of the Gold, ea rlub at an afternoon card party Taeady. Mr. II, k. Sbarrer and Mr. Ckarlea Albert Smith will be boat, eaaea at the meeting 0f the l.adlea' AaxtUnry to the L'nlveraltr elun Tueadar afternoon In the club room In South Hohmnn aireet.

to attend as business of importance will be transacted. A social hour will fol low the business session. AX ENJOYABLE SESSION. An enjoyable meeting of the members of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars took place last Saturday evening in the K. of P. Hall In South Ilohman street. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting to which all the members were Invited and there was a large attendance. The routine business was transacted and there was Initiation of one candidate. A social hour followed the regular ledge session and a pleasant time was spent with music and conversation. The members of the social committee served refreshments during- the social hour. The announcement was made of the next regular meeting to be held Saturday evening. October 21st In the K. of P. Hall. A large attendaV-e of members is desired as the usual buklness and social program will be fol lowed. EXJOV THE MEETING. The members of the Boy Scouts of th. Pine street Presbyterian church met at the home of Arthur R. Rosbrough Saturday evening and spent a pleasant so cial time. There were a number In attendancei and they spent the hours with various games and Contests. Music was also a feature of the evening. An elaborate luncheon of four courses waj served following the program of game Mrs. Rosbrough was -assisted lu serving by Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. ohn Ros brough and Mrs. Williom Bush. Among those present were the Misses Kae Brush, Marguerite Rosbrough and ttv following members: Virgil Groat, DaviJ Jones, Robert George Rosborough. Wll Ham Davis. MHfford. Edwin Hussoy Conrad Markmueller, Harland Newman Charles Bush and Arthur Ray Ros brough. CALLED TO LA PORTE. Ir. G. H. Mera was called to Laporte Ind. this morning where he will per form an operation at 'the Laporte hos pital. He will be assisted by Dr. W. A, Buchanan of Hammond and Dr. Simon of Laporte. Drv Merx and Dr. Buchanan drove down in Dr. Mers's automobile. HOLD REGVLAR MEETIXG. The weekly meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah lodge was held last Saturday evening in I. O. F. hall in State street. There was the usual at tendance of members at the meeting After the routine work had been disposed of a pleasant time was spent in a social way. Music wa,s one of tho features of the social hour. The next regular meeting will take plaee nest Saturday evening and the usual busl ness and social program will be follow ed. A large attendance of members is desired. A BUSINESS MEETIXG. meeting of the members of tho Court of Honor will be held this even ing In Wels Hall in State street. It is the regular bi-monthly .meeting anl business of Importance will be transacted. A large attendance of members Is desired at the meeting. EXTEHTAIXS AT CARDS. Mrs. Charles Luthman will entertain the members of the Fleurdelis club this evening at her home in West Sibley street. Jt is tho evening for their weekly club meeting and the twelve members are expected to be In attend ance. Mrs. Luthman will entertain at cards and several games of pedro wll be played. RETIRXS TO HAMMOND. Miss Jane Breck of Richmond Ky. has arrived in Hammond to resume her teaching In the Wallace school after spending the summer in the south. Miss Breck' was ill and unable to return to Hammond at the opening of school. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of First Bethodist hurch will meet at the home of Mrs. Jenks, 337 North Calumet avenue Tuesday, October 10th. It Is the regular onthiy meeting and the members of th church and society are invited to at tend. An interesting program has been prepared. ' A WEDDING CEREMONY. The marriage of Miss Myrtle Lautmann to Gus Bonner of Chicago was solemnized yesterday at the home of he bride's parents, Mr. and" Mrs. J. M. Lautmann In Michigan City. The ceremony was performed at Ave o'clock; Jii he present of a small gathering of relatives. There were about thirty guests, among them several from Chfr cago. The bridal couple was unattended. The bride wore a beautiful coaume of yellow satin, veiled with mar quisette and trimmed with silk fringe and duchess lace. Her going away gown was a tailored suit of purple broadcloth and she wore a hat t correspond. Vollowing the reading of the mariage ceremony the guests were invit ed into the dining room and served with an elaborate dinner of seven courses. The tables were beautifully arranged with decorations of yellow and white the bride's chosen colors. Streamers of yellow satin ribbon were stretched from the chandeliers to the four corners of the table's .where they were fastenej with large bows. The flowers were yellow and white chrysanthemums. The j ...... . ,. : .

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parlors were pretty with the Same flow ers ana potted palms and ferns. Mr. and Mrs. Rosner did not leave on a wedding trip but went to their apartment In Logan Square, Chicago which tney nave all in readiness. They will be "at home" to their friends after November ISth. They received many beautiful gifts of silver, eut glans. and hand painted china from their friends The announcement of their marriage will bring them the best wishes of their friends. The bride is popular in the social circles of Michigan City and was honored with several pretty parties before her marriage. She formerly lived In Hammond and has a large circle of friends among the young people. Mr. Rosner Is engaged in real estate busl ness in the west side in Chicago. nEMMERLING-LANGE XVPTIALS. The marriage of Miss Katherlne Demmerling and Otto ,Lango was solemnised last evening at Friedens Evangelical parsonage In Indiana ave nue. The Rev. P. Weil officiated and used the ring ceremony of the church Six o'clock was the hour chosen for the cer emony. The bride was atttlred in a beautiful gown of white sain, trimmed with lace and pearls. She carried a bouquet of bride's roses. After the ceremony the members of the bridal party and a few relatives were entertained at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Susan Demmerling In East Sibley street. The parlors in which the guesta were received were attractively decorated with potted palms and cut flowers. Pink and white were the colors carried out in the decoration scheme. After the guests had extend ea congratulations and best wishes to the bride and groom they were invited into the dining room an dserved w;lth a supper. Mr. and Mrs. Lange received many very pretty gifts from their friends, among them many articles rt eut glass, silver and halnd paintel china. The young people have many frlendj In Hammond and vicinity to whom the announcement of their marriage will be interesting. They will announce their at hmoe after their return from a short wedding trip. DANS ARE PUBLISHED. The bans for the marriage of Miss lone B. Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hunt of East Sibley street to M. P. Ludwig were read at All Saint's Catholic church, Sunday. The marriage will be solemnised during the month. DESIRE A LARGE ATTENDANCE. An important meeting of the members of the Jewish Ladles' Aid society will be held Wednesday afternon at the home of Mrs. S. .Levlne, 142 East State street. DRAMA COMMITTEE MEETIXG. A meeting of the draa committee was held at the home of the choir man, Mrs. J. F. Rellly on Saturday afternoon. The lesson consisted of an instruction In physlclal culture under Mrs. Gertrude Grosseup-Perklns of the Chicago University. Several plans were discussed as to the nature of future study and it was agreed that the session was to last one and one-baif hour. , One half of that time to be devoted to physical culture instruction. The other to be devoted to reading the flag committee has in contemplation allowing ten minuses for the reading of the minutes. j Miss Virginia Brooks was elected! secretary and treasurer of the club and it was reported that there . are abou thirty-two members of the Hammond Woman's club who have joined ths drama committee. There will be two session once in two weeks, one in the afternoon and the second on the evening of the same day. Both clauses wilt be under the guidance of Mrs. Perkins Both classes are open to any one who is interested in learning how to properly interpret the drama whether by self expression or in seeing come one else perform. This gives those interested in studying the drama under tho most favorable and instructive conditions with a teacher who has an International reputaton and excellence. The next meeting will be held at the home of the Vice Chairman Mrs. H. R. Rell on Rim bach avenue. The date of the meeting will be announced in a few days. Miss DeEtta Curry of Rimbach ave nue has returned from Benton Harbor. Mich., where she spent a few days visiting her mother, Mra. Curry, who has been ill for several weeks but who Is now recovering nicely. Word has been received from Miss Nina Pettlt. who was called to her home in Vernon vlllo, Ontario. Canada, last week .telling of the death of her father. The funeral was held yester day. Miss Pettit is the principal of the Washington school. Mrs. H. Schroeder of Harton, Kan., is the guest of Mrs. Green and Mrs. nunyon at their home in East Plummer avenue for several days. Joseph Ibach. who is attending De Pauw college at Greeneastle, Ind.. is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ibach, at their home in South Hohman street this week. Mrs. Fred Mandernaeh and children. Nelson and Blanche, have returned to their home in South Hohman street after a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Calon of Cedar Lake. Miss Frances Kedrowski has return ed to Hammond from Cleveland, O.. and Buffalo, N. Y., where she spent three weeks visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. John H. Gillett has returned to her home In South Hohman street from Grand Rapids, Mich., where she was called by the death of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hayes will leave today for their home In San Diego, Cal., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wlnckler, at their home, in Williams street, for several days. Miss Ida Berkman has returned to her. home in East State street from New York city, where she spent six weeks visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. P. J. Lyons and Mrs. Lawrence Becker returned home Saturday after few days' visit with Mrs. Thomas Brennan, at her home, in Kankakee, . AX OPPORTl'XITY. To get a new and modern six-room apartment. Hot 'water; heat, coxy flre pjiace, hard wood nnlsh throughout. To be decorated at once to suit tenant. .ocatlon in Homewood- Rent reasonaie. Address F. R. care of Times

and Mrs. J. T. Rowe and ' Urn.

C. H. Otto of Tripp, r D.f are er from -ntcagc. visiting friends. FOR COLUMBUS DAY. jr a series of entertainments nlanned for the benefit of the members of unity Council, Knights of Columbus, the one to be given nest Thursday eve ning is the first. The day is known 0 T r. n .1 1 j - . " -"'nrr uy, ana is set aside as a legal holiday In Indiana and many oth er states to commemorate the Columdus landing in America. The Hon. J. J. Poulton. 'formerly a member of the Illinois legislature, will be the speaker for Thursday evening. The1 ladies of the Knights will be the guests of honor ror this occasion. One of the biggest days of the year k. J ' C,r'18" when the " third degrees will be exemplified on class of more Ih.n nttrr airangements have been mad m ,.,. kmembers and the class attend high mass m a body at All Saints' church. negroes win be conferred In the afternoon by James Maher. former K. of C. staff. Biaie deputy of Illinois, and his z-uwuwing tne aearea work a banquet will be served in the A" Saints' nan. Another K. of C. dance Is nlanned for me latter part of October, to be given in me aiasonlc temple, at Hammond. wn rsov. sto. Father Ouillev of the isewsboys' Home, Chicago, and some of nis proteges will appear before the council to give an entertainment. n nr" degree will be conferred upon a class at a regular meetlna- this evening in preparations for the second ana tnird degrees next Sunday. Board Holds Meetingthe board of public works met this morninir an few m.tt.r. r i . came ,.n h.fr- .k " " " 1 he on 1 v htict naua that r-' ...,. a vt rlilUUI ISIIC and - . .. n ot siaewaiic contracts and bonds. The contact and bond of Alber, R.. for the r.rrnii .... . " 1 - ... i aiuBWBtB. waa ac cepted. The contract and bond of Nack Rros t fir tK M" K , ,, .. ...v. ouaj imvcnue siaewaiic waa iso accepted. no mauer oi awardina" contract ior tne sidewalks on Michigan avenue, avenue ajia Truman avenue were taxen under advisement until October IS. First Football Games. j meir nrsr football game of the season the South Side Maroons lost to the Hammond Tigers by a score of zi to 5 yesterday afternoon "at Har rison park. a large crowd nf tnm ball enthusiasts gathered at the Dark and witnessed many spectacular plays during the two twenty-five-mlnute naivce. Joe Conners made a long end run and starred for the Tigers. Young James was also credited with a number nf long runs and featured In his tackles. Residence Rented. rrv. . i J . iriueiice on .rum bar 1 avenue that has been occupied by (Henry Bickior me past ten year hag been . .-.hq m Attorney John F. Riley. The! furniture has been shipped to the south. nenry Kramer is engaared In the manufacture of barrel staves. Mr. ana Mrs. Kramer will leave for their nome In the south In a few davs Henry Bleknell will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Kiley. Ellston EUiott at Hospital. Ellston Elliott, who was taken sud denly in last Friday with appendicitis, Is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected. His condition on rriday was such that an immediate op--i.ui. vo iiriosnar)-. tie was removed to St. Margaret's hospital, where the operation was performed. He did Rheumatism .rain m tne back, sor muscles, that tired feeling, sleepy spells, etc., etc. Catarrh Appendicitis Constitpation Piles Fistula Skin Diseases Eczema ' Hydrocele Varicocele Lost Vitality Weak Nerves Blood Poison Bladder Trouble Kidney Trouble Bed Wetting Bronchitis Lung Trouble Eye Diseases Headaches Deafness Neuralgia Rheumatism Paralysis Heart Disease Cancer Tumors Rupture Goiter Stomach Trouble Female Weakness Liver Trouble A .. .ii 'b juu an worn out, urea, exnaustea ana "dead on your feet?" Do you feel at times that you can't go any farther? Then come to me for a thorough and searching exam ination. consultation and X-Ray examina tions free. Office hours: . 9 to 12 m to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. ni. No 3unday hours. Dr. Leedy Suites 32-33, Eimbach Bldg. (OVER LION STORE) HAMMOND. IND.

not rest well last .night, but ni con. ditlon is not alarming.

Sign Memorim. Members of Cumberland lodge club, of which there are a number In Hammond, have received an invitation to sign an engrossed memorlam on the death of Robert R. Street, late nresldent of Cumberland Lori ,ik m died Sept. 11, at Glencoe. 111., at the residence of a friend. " The engrossed memorlam. after helnr signed by all the members, will be presented to the widow. Salisbury in Japan. A number of the friends of "Zollie" Salisbury have received cards from him from various parts has been touring Ja of the Orient. He a "'LIT. '"1 "P" f "a .h,na' an1 I. .vta ,n me t'njnppines mni since. Hi will tubs a nn i.-.. . " -""" V " rmy lneret Has Filed Petition. Attorney D. E. Kelly, renres.n UnaJohn Unterbrlnk of Valparaiso, appeared before Charles Surprise, clerk of the united states court, and filed a voluntary petition in bankruntcv. The nu bilities are said to be $10,000, and the assets some worthless acreaee in Tevaa There are only four creditors. Plan Big Reception. Friends of Rev. W. F. Switier. wh has been returned for his fifth vear as pastor of the First M. E. church of nammond, have planned a demonstra i.u.. ana reception in his honor In whioli nis congregation will mmim..i. Over $3,000 is to be spent in new im provements In the church during the CAITlfrtCP VanaaB a WtA a a .1. . campaign lur "cw mmwm will be instituted. I n I G-raves Kllirs nnnperti . Mr 4 J. r nv.. h . v.. , : Hickman X'a .... KJ , " w . I " " fp,nPy M " "' "vnies in tnat line I tomorrow. Mr. Graves formerly had a store in Indiana avenue, and wa Ployed later by the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric comDanv. Court Hakes Ruling. Judge Barnett made a new rulinar In t"e city court Saturday morning to the enect tnat all city cases in the future would be set and tried on Saturdays. mis decision was given out on ac count of the delay in the city cases against a number of Hammond men. Andrew Schroeder and Charles Trailkill, for doing plumbing work without a IicelTse. "I have Set these cases a number of times now and in each instance I have had to continue them on account of somebody not being able to Dresent. On account Of the number rf in the superior court a number of lawyers were unable to appear in the city court and so Saturday Is set for "city cases," said the court. FASHION XOTES. There is as yet no sign of our weary ing of the evening wrap draped round the figure, the fastening of the wrap Deing at one side; In some cases Just at the watt; In others quite as low as the knee. Nearly everywhere is to be seen the little unostentatious bag that matches the gown, with scallops and Initial done in white, and the bit of crochet or drawn' work or lace with which the owner's fair fingers are busy is what is carried in it. SIMPLE MOTE USED - IN HAHUOHQ Many in Hammond are now using the simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture known as Adler-i-ka. the 'new German Appendicitis remedy. A SINGLE DOSE relieves constipation, sour stomach or gas on the stomach almost IN'STANTLT. This simple mixture antiseptfeizes the digestive organs and draws off the impurities and people are surprised how QUICKLY it heln. Otto Negale, drugist.

Special Announcement to School Teachers and Pupils Mothers and Fathers Iu our issue of Oct. 14, vc will give vou a complete copy of "GOLDEN KQD" the National School Song written by Miss Mabel MeKinley, favorite niece of the late President, and which she has dedicated to the "School Children of America." The Song is complete both words and music and if purchased, would cost from 15 to 25 cents a copy, but we have made special arrangements with LEO. FEIST, the New York Music Publisher, who owns the copyright, so that we can present it absolutely free, with our compliments, with each issue of our paper dated Oct. 14. There are no strings to this offer no coupons to save no bother of any kind, but as there is sure to be a big demand for copies, better reserve vours todaynowbefore you forget it, or better still take advantage of a 3 Months' Suscription for $ .75 6 Months', Subscription for 1.50

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OKPHEtJ-JM THEATRE HAMMOND. TOnight SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT THE SHOW YOU KNOW Mr, Jack Bessey And His Splendid Company The Sweetest Girl of All Entire Change of Specialties Prices 10, 20, 30c. Ladies Free Tonight Usual Conditions (CALUMET Theatre 11 South Chicago. Phone S. C 232 Julius Johnson, Mgr. 3 Days, Commencing Monday, Oct. 9th THE REAL ONE Monie Carlo Girls Big Burlesque Co. 25PE0PLE, Mostly Girla 25 Two New Burlettas at Monta Carlo and Looking for a Wife DON'T MISS LANETA The Original Girl in Red Prices, 15c to 75c Bargain Matinee Wednesday 15c and 25c Coming For Four Days, Commencing October 12. BAKER I1IRSCH Present The Parisian Beauties IX A FRIVOLITY OF FUJI PRETTV GIKLSi GOOD C-;-DIAVS With DELL A FAV TELLE r: Real Estate Exclusively PROPERTIES OF SOX-RESIDENTS MANAGED. W. J. HASTINGS, 163 E. State St. Hammond, Ind. DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Naur and Throat. Kye eleBtlftrally examined. Glasses) fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg., Phone 205. Hammond, Ind. GRAND UNION ' BOOKS ai.M CENTM1 CJTT savers' 3.00

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