Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 123, Hammond, Lake County, 10 November 1911 — Page 5

Friday, Nov. 10, 1911

THE TIMES.

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Politeness is a habit. Indigestion is no excuse for grouchiness. Our employees have earned the reputation of being polite to everybody. We will not have anybody in our employ if we know he is discourteous.

HOLD RGGIFLAR MEETING. The members of thp Ladies' Aid society of the Pine street Presbyterian church met in the parlors of the church yesterday afternoon. It was their regular weekly meeting: and many members were present. The afternoon

was devoted to sowing and tacking meeting next Thursday but the host--comforter tifor the bazaar to be given ess will be named latr. before the holidays. The members ac- j . . compllshed a great deal of work before . A SOCIAL GATHERING.

the social hour wag announced. Dur- Miss Genevieve Hastings had the lng the social hour! dainty refresh-( Beta Alpha Tau girls as her guests last ' ments were served. There will be a'venir,S at her home in State street.'

Summers Pharmacy. . Prescription Specialists Call your Doctor over cor Phones 142, 4B9, 28 Hohman St. near State Prompt Delivery No Extra Charge

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PATRONIZE HOME TRADE Have your next Strictly Tailor Made Suit made by YOUNG MEN'S TAILORS :,.Shop is open for inspection.

lb Phone 771. 61 State St.. Hammond.

It was the evening for the regular bi

monthly meeting and the usual social diversions were, enjoyed. Needlework and music were the evening diversions until 10 o'clock, when refreshments were served. The young women will meet again In two weeks and the place of meeting will be announced later.

ADVANCE n ai r nrfiiiu

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and Hammond are the only cities west i

of Ohio in which the corforation known as Moskin Brothers operate. In nearly every town in New York and surrounding states the Liberal Credit people are to be. found. With the exception of the ten-cent store trust they are the largest combination of small retail shops in existence.

The Central Grocery and Market

Hammond

Opposite Post Office 204 E. State St.

Phone

Special Prices for Sat., Nov. 11th Onr Prices are Low considering Quality. A Trial Order will Convince You.

23c 23c

23c

25c

9c 18c

25c

Fresh Eggs, per dozen Potatoes, Michigan stock, per peck Butterine, Morris' Extra, per pound Milk, Monarch or Libby,

3 large or 6 small cans for

Grandma's Pancake Flour, per package. Pure Comb Honey, per frame....' , Toilet Soap, 3 'in box, for

COFEE Try our 28 and 30 Cent

grade, it surely will please. We also have other high grade Coffees In packages Manor House, Mother Rorer's and LIptons. Sugar, pounds for 33q with one dollar order or over (flour and meats excluded.) Soap, IT. S. Mail, 6 bars and one 6c package Washing Powder f r - 25c Pork and Beans, in tomato sauce,

Armour's, 15c can, 2 cans for

Ermint Washing Compound,

three 5c packages for Alphabet Macaroni, 8c pack age, three packages for. . .

25c

13c 20c

Toasted Corn Flakes, Mother's or

Tag Brand, per package , Shredded Wheat, 2 packages for Toilet Paper, large rolls, finest of paper, 3 rolls for. . . Baking Powder, Hoosier brand, can Qq 3 cans for...

uaxsup, rarm House brand, f large bottle, good quality, bot JQ Cookies, Vanilla WaferB , 4 o

and Fig Bars, per pound. ... J FLOUR New Century Brand -barrel sack 80c -barrel sack gg M -barrel sack "310

9c 25c 25c 24c

MEATS Fancy Home Dressed Spring Chickens, per lb.. No. 1 Stock Fresh Pork Shoulders, per pound Small Sugar Cured Hams, per pound. Veal Stew, per pound Large Baltimore Oysters, quart. , Bacon, sugar cured, small stripe, per pound

14k 10c 14ic 10c 33c 15c

A BRIDGE DINNER.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bridge will be host and hostess to the members of the X. P. Whist Club at a bridge dinner this evening at their home in Warren stret. The members are meeting for their regular bi-monthly meeting.

A THIMBLE PA II TV.

The advance sale of tickets for "Madame Sherry" has already exceeded 200

J tickets, and Manager C. G. Kingwill ti says that the indications are that the I house will be sold out both for the

matinee and evening performances. In Gary and East, as well as Hammond, the advance sale has been large, and it is expected that there will be a larger attendance from these placs than at any prvious performance. Accordingly Kingwill says that no

reservations win pe neia after 7 p. m..

mis evenlg Miss Kalilla Trotter will for the night performance, unless ac

have as her guests at her home in I coinpanied by the money. All tickets South Hohman stret the girls of th J. ' that have been set aside must be reF. F. club. It will be the first social i deemed by 7 o'clock or they will be remeeting of the members after the re- i sold.

organization of the club. The evening wil be devoted to nedle work. A I IK SOCIAL. The Misses Gertrude and Marie Kaehneman gave a pie social last evening at their home, 120 Douglas avenue, West Hammond, at which seventeen of their friends were present. The only out-of-town guest was Mrs. Frank Moor of Detroit, The social was given for the benefit of the piano fund of the German M. E. church and a nice sum was realized. During the evening various games were played and a contest had been arranged for the. entertainment of the guests. The only honors vere won by Miss Minnie Becker. Music was

mau jne 01 me ieaiures 01 tne even

The company is what is known as the "A" company, and is the best 'Madame Sherry" company on the road. The people have indicated fi? no uncertain manner that this is the kind of attractions they want. The burlesque show last night attracted a large attendance. The show was kept as clean as possible, according to Kingwill, and the manager of the company was warned that no course stuff would be tolerated. The experiment of having moving pictures on the night that the theatre was formerly dark is proving to be very popular. The crowds Wednesday night were larger than ever. The Lyric quartet made a great-hit.

Tonight Miss Lillian Thompson will

ing. The serving of a supper at 10:30 .sing and there will be three reels of

o'clock

gram.

concluded the evening's pro-

A BRIDGE PARTY. About thirty-five people gathered In the University club rooms last evening for the second of a series of card parties the members of the entertainment committee has planned for the winter. There were eight tables of cards. Seven games of bridge were played and high scores were made by Mrs. T. W. Oberlin and Joseph Thompson. Refreshments were served after the games. Last evening's entertainment was very enjoyable and the card parties are proving very popular with the members. Mrs. A. Marks has returned to her home in South Hohman street after a weeks' visit with friends and relatives In Fort Wayne, Ind. i Miss Alice Miller, who has been ill for more than a week at her home, 88 Russell street, is improving nicely and Is abl to be up

pictures. The patrons of the theatre continually ask how it is that the house can give so much for the money. The show will begin at 7:20 p. m.

DEAN SAVAGELY GRILLED AT VALPO (Continued from Page 1.)

fifties that he had given htm on two previous occasions. The sum of two thousand dollars.

which Dean says Williston solicited from him for supporting Dean's heating franchise, was mentioned early In the testimony. Xlie city engineer was also said to have offered his services as a civil engineer in the location of a plant, wth the suggestion that "that ought to be worth something." Castleman In Record.-: The name of Castleman, the picturesque alderman of Gary, whose name

' set of ear tubes which carried the 1 sound from the wire to him.

13 Doctors Summoned . Thirteen practicing physicians have been subpoenaed ty the defense In the Thlcl-Gilson case, being tried before a jury in Ames' court, in the Hammond buililng, today. Suit for the collection note ghen by John Thlcl to insure payment of treatment givtn by his son George ty Dr. Gileon, was the case as rresenlec!. Accusir.g the physician of mal-prac-tice. Attorney Conrcy of the defense is attempting to inUoduce the testimony of thirteen physicians whom he claims can pruv that the treatment given by

It. Gilpon v.'T3 l.armful to his patient, and that he mis-represented the dis

ease to be one more serious than it really was.

FUNERAL OF

M. F. PIERCE (Special to The Times.) Merrillville, Ind., Nov. 10. Friends from all parts of Lake county gathered here today to show their affection and respect for the memory of the late Marlon F. Piewe, whose interment took place in the Merrillville cemetery in the Pierce lot. Nearly every one In the village followed the remains to their last resting place. The Masonic ritual was used. Floral offerings were numerous and beautiful.

GARY DIVORCE CASE. (Special to Tub Times.) Crown Point, Ind., Nov. 10. The divorce suit of Levi vs. Levi in Judge Kopelke's court will end the present

regular term, ine suit is attracting a

great deal of interest and. from the evidence the Gary couple have been

piaying ai tseisy ana i are out" lor a

number of years. The trial will be concluded today.

WILL, LASH

Grocery and Market

Ogden and State Line

Piicna 1424

Special Prices for Saturday, November 1 1 ill GOODS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES

35c

22c 8c 10c

EXTRA QUALITY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound SWIFT'S PREMIUM OLEO, best in the market, 1-pound carton

No. 3 Cans Solid Pack Tomatoes, can No. 2 Cans Fancy Pumpkin, can

Sic i8c

THE FAMOUS UNITY BRAND XXXX FLOUR, tf "-barrel sack I.Ou

The Famous Fels Naptha Soap, 6 bars for New Laid Eggs, fresh, dozen ; Dutch Cleanser, can Gold Dust, 6 packages

25c 24c 8c 25c

MEAT Fancy Leg of Lamb, per pound Fancy Native Veal Roast, per pound Prime Roast, per pound

1 2k i4IC Ilk

Home Made Sauer Kraut, quart . Large Fancy Dill Pickles, dozen .,

THE FAMOUS UNITY BRAND

XXXX FLOUR, -barrel sack

70c

The Famous Klrk'a Amerl- ftr. can Family Soap, 6 bars. ..JjQ Fancy Jersey' Sweet 4 fl Potatoes, 3 pounds for... lQ

uampoeirs Assorted Soups,

can.

Good Quality Toilet Paper, . roll, special

13c 12c 12ic

Goods delivered free of charge to all parts of city, East Chicago and Hegewisch. Special attention to phone and mail orders.

SPECIALS Small Pork Loins,. s per pound Rib Roast, per pound............. Pure Kettle Rendered Lard, per pound

Lh" lrZ7J are 8katln8r at the Hosmer Heard Talk.

Omly One "BROMO ftl'ININE" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the World over to Curs a Cold in One Day. 25c.

Demonstration Sale Saturday, November 11th A LIVE SAVER IN FLOUR VALUES ARISTO RED TURKEY FLOUR TffW 49-pound sacks, 1.38; 2iV?-pound sacks (1 sack to customer) at. .... . . . l j This Flour is absolutely guaranteed by the Millers. If it is not perfectly satisfactory, return the empty sacks and get your money. '

Snider's Catsup, regular 25c value. . ......... Tremont Brand Sliced Peaches, regular 10c size, o cans for. . Webster Brand Apple Butter, 2-lb can, 15c value; 2 cans for Michigan String Beans, 10c value, 3 cans for

SPECIAL BARGAINS

22c

23c 23c 21o

Sky Farm Baked Beans, 3-lb can, 25c value Mallard Clam Chowder, regular 25c value French Savon Toilet Soap, box of three cakes. American Family Soap, 6 bars

19c 21c 21c 23c Flour.

A Beautiful Premium FREE with every purchase of 1.00 or over, except

The National Biscuit Company will have a representative on hand to demonstrate their complete line. . Special prices will pre vaiL

Uneeda Biscuit, Uneeda Lunch, Oyster -ettes, Lemon Snaps and, Zu-Zu f Ginger Snaps, 3 packages for.

Arrow Root and Baronet Biscuit, Cheese Sandwich, Chocolate Wafers TCrt and 20 other varities, 3 pkgs.

A complete line of Fancy Meats and Dressed Chickens at Popular Prices. Orders, telephoned in Friday evening are subject to these prices. : The Globe

271-273 State St.

Hammond, Ind.

Phone 365

Onanother occasion. Dean testified, on August 11, Dr. Hosmer of Gary was a witness in room 304 and heard the conversation between Williston and Dean in room 3GS. On this occasion. Dean said, ho paid Williston one hundred dollars in addition to the other two was conspicuous because of its absence in the list of city officials charged with having received bribes, went into

the court record yesterday because of an alleged conversation between Dean and the city engineer which the former related on the, witness stand yesterday. "He told me to let Castleman shout his Jjead off, because the public would then believe that nobody was getting anything." testified Dean. Name Untarnished. It will be remembered that Castleman lost no opportunity in making capital of the fact that his name was untarnished when the bribe scandal broke loose. The attorneys for the state are determined to get In h dictograph evidence verbatim. It is not probable that a dictograph will be demonstrated for the benefit of the jurors. By putting Stenographer Himmelblau on the witness stand to testify as to every line in the dictograph record. Attorney Parker for the state hopes to get all the dictograph conversations into the records.. Dean a Good Witness. Dean proved to be a good witness for himself and the state. In answer to the cross-examination by Attorney Drummond Dean denied being a detective.

Attorney Drummond went into Dean's antecedents to a limited extent yesterr day, but more was promised for today. Before the questioning had proceeded very far Dean in self-defense had to deny that he is and was a crook, deadbeat and scoundrel; that the government closed him up In the National Skirt company . for defrauding women through the endless chain system: that he was associated in business with an ex-convict, and that he defrauded widows and others in real estate deals. All this, however, is only the beginning of some sensational testimony that is to follow. According to his testimony Dean Is now the president of the Dean Paper company, which he says is a jobbing concern with offices in the First National Bank building in Chicago. He sad he was also Interested in eastern Kentucky coal lands, and that he came to Gary last spring with the idea of dealing in real estate Court will be in session tomorrow.

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A NEW STORE IN CITY. The Liberal Credit Clothing company of Ohio opens up its new establishment in the Hammond building tomorrow with a fine line of men's, women's and children's suits, which will be sold 'on the credit plan. The store is one of large eastern syndicate that is invading the west. Gary

Young; Men want a Lot of Style in their, Clothes, Here they Always Get it.

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