Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 162, Hammond, Lake County, 28 December 1911 — Page 2

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.ME. 4.1 Xew Year Vegetarian BREAKFAST. Grape KruiU Fried Bananas with Fruit Sauce. Wheat Puffs. Coffee. DINNNER. Fruit Cocktail. Nut Roast with Mushroom Sauce. Potato Puff. Pea. Corn Oysters. Celery. Cranberry Jelly. Chili Sauce. ' California Ripe Olives. , Apple Salad. Toasted Rice Biscuit with Yogurt Cheese. Pineapple Jelly with Whipped Cream. Raisins. Dates. Fruit Nectar. Coffee. EVENING LUNCHEON. , , v. Apple Snow. Toast Sandwiches. Chocolate with Whipped Cream. EXTERTAIX INFORMALLY. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sheldon entertain- ! ed a number of rlends at their home in Walter street last evening." Music and games were the social diversions until ten o'clock when a dainty two . course luncheon was served. The invited guests included the Mlsse.i ' Fannie and Mildred Ketchum, Ella .' Wickham, Pearl and Anna Williams nd Faun Jenkins. Mesrs. Prindle, Nt;l- ,' son, Williams and Rogers. ' j A PI rORTANT MEETING. There will be an important meeting . of the Board of Directors' of the Ham- ( mond Settlement House Friday after noon at three o'clock in the Settlei ment House in Rlmbach avenue. Every member is urged to be present. AX ENTERTAIXMI'.NT. """"The members of the Sunday School of St. Paul's Episcopal church will havi their annual Christmas entertainment this evening in Weis Hall in State street. It is expected that there will be many In attendance and an enjoyable time is anticipated. c lub Meetings A SOCIAL EJiTERTAINMEXT. One- of the , prettiest 'parties of the holiday season was given by airs. liower Wednesday afternoon at her home in Indiana Harbor. She had as guests t,he members of the Erthstane Club of Hammond who met for their regular bi-monthly meeting-. Witti them she entertained several friends from Indiana Harbor and South Bend. Mrs. Hower was assisted by her daugh ter. Mrs. Newton Hembroff. The home was beautifully decorated in the sea son's colors of red and green. A minla ture Christmas tree prettily trimmed and holly and Christmas bells were us ed among the decorations in the parlors. The guests devoted the early part of the afternoon to their needl-j work and there was a guessing contest arranged for the entertainment of the guests. The honors in the contest Photographs CORRECT POSING, POPULAR TONES, LATEST 8TYLE3. Ripley Art Studio 89 Wf State Street.

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, NEW YEAR'S SALE OF

TRY, FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street and North Side Grocery and Market Corner Hohman and Gostlin Streets.

ALSO FANCY GROCERIES AT NORTH SIDE GROCERY AND MARKET.

This Sale Includes Both Stores.

Sale for 2 Days, Friday and

OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWESTi

SH4LL FnEIII FORK I.OINS, per pound SHALL KHKSII PORK !- hllOT LIi;RS, per pound... I0V? I'OlSiDS KRUSII , LKAK LA HI) KHKSII DHCXSKD STEW. IJ CHICKKS per lb... S.VTIVK MRLOI STEAK, per pound XTIVE PORTKRHOl'SK v STHAK, per pound NATIVE ROL.Nl STEAK, per pound . . . . SATIVE LEO OF VEAL,, per pound. I ....... , NATIVE VEAL SIIOLLDER ROAST, per pound NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with po-kr(, per pound. . . IIINIJ Ql'AKTKKM M'KIXti LAMH, nei' pound I'OHH l ARTKHH SPRIXt . LAMB, per pound . 10 He ...8tfc 1.00 .12tfc .12tfc 11c 12Uc HVc . 9Kc ...8c 6?4C

Head "The Lake County Tlmrs" every Friday evening for our Saturday Specials. Prompt delivery to all pnrta or the rl(y. Strict attention to all telephone orders. t This Market will be Closed All Day New Years, MONDAY, JAN. 1st, 1912 "flnfioo Chas. Berendt .NST 5,5

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The member of the Kpnorth 1. ramie of IN? First M. K. church will Rive n aortal at the rhnrrh Friday evening to which the puhlle la Invited. A Bedat mrrllnc f the members of the Court of Honor will be held Friday veulue; In AYela Hall in State atreet. were won by Mrs. J. C. Graves and Mrs. Jl K. Stinson. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served at four-thirty o'clock and concluded the afternoon's entertainment. Mrs. Hower had as her guests, Miss Prell of South Bend who isthe. house guest of Mrs. I. E. Boone of May street, Mrs. George H. Summers, Mrs. Ernest Summers, Mrs. At. L. jBuII. Mrs. B. D. L. Oladebrook, Mrs. A. O. Lundquist, and Mrs. 1;. Callahan of Indiana Harbor. In two weeks on Thursday Mrs. J. T. Hutton wilb entertain the members at an after noon party at her home in Ogden street. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. Yesterday afternoon the members of I the Ladles' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church met in the church parlors in" South Hohman street for their regular weekly meeting. The at tendance at the meeting was not as large. as usual on account of the holtdays and the absence of several of the members from the city. It was decided to postpone the election of officers until a meeting in the near future when it is descired that many members are present. Only the routine business was disposed of. Following the busi ness meeting a p.easant time was spent socially. . At the meeting next Wednesday, January 3nd the officers for the new year will be chosen and the nual reports of the officers will be read. A DANCING PARTY One of the leading social events of the holiday week will be a dance at which the members of Unity Council Knights of Columbus will entertain this evening in the Masonic Temple il Muenich Court. It is one of the series of social affairs the members have ar ranged for the season and it is antici pated with a great deal of pleasure. The evening's program will begin at eight-thirty o'clock. ANNOINCE THE MEETING. The next meeting of the Hammond! Woman's Club will occur Saturday, January 6th in the auditorium of the I First Presbyterian church "in South i Hohman street. It will be the annual business meeting and a large attendance of the membership is dosired. On the evening of January 11th the mem bers will observe "Gentlemen's Jven ing" and a delightful program is be ing arranged. There will be no meet ing Saturday, December 30':h on count of the holidays. ac - NO MEETING THIS WEEK The members of the Ladles' Aid So ciety of the First Congregational church did not meet yesffrdajy after noon which was the regular meeting day on account of the holidays and the absence of several of the members from the city. Plans will be made for a meeting to be held next Wednesday January 3rd and the hostesse will be named later. A SOCIAL. Friday evenig, December 29th the members of the Epworth League of the M. E. church wil give a social at the church to which the public is given a ordlal invitation. It is desired that there is a large attendance as prepara--FANCY DRESSED POUL Saturday, Dec. 29 30, 19ll NATIVE REEK Kill ROAST, per pound NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound NATIVE RIB BO I LI d BEEF, per ' pound MA 1 ER'S MOOSH ORAM) HAMS, per pou nd SMALL STRIPS- BAC ON, per pound NO. I CALIFORNIA HAMS, prr pound Vi-B AHREL NEW 'ETl RV FLO I R 8 I'OIMIS ORAM LATEO SI U AR FANCY POTATOES, per peek FANCY NAVEL OR ANCiES, per doxen S BB SWIFT'S PRIDE SOA P for. . . . . F4NCY MIXED NITS, per pound wm 13?4C 13 to ...93Xc 74c 49c . ...28c 23c 25c 17 c

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The crinoline gown is a new novel ty that one of the foreign model mak ers has produced this season. This Is In rreen chiffon. It has a thort. fathered tunic of a darker tint in quite a different tone. At the c 1 of the tunic about knee length, a medium-sized hoop holds out the ful nesa and is finished off with a. light green fringe. On the bodice, a wide dull-gold belt makes the short w'.''. and pretty embroidery glitters on the leeves. I tlons have been trade for a pleasan evening's program I A OXK O'CLOCK LOCHKOX I Mrs. Gerald, Landon Finch of Seattle Wash., will be thc honor guest at

an-lluncheon given by Miss Alice Holm a

her home in Rimbach avenue, Saturday at one o'clock. Mrs. Finch, who wa formerly Miss Beryl Woods is the gues of her mother, Mrs: M. Louisa Wood of South Hohman afreet. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS, Mrs. Ray Fowler will entertain with cards this afternoon at her homj in Ogden1' street. Her guests will be th members of the Fern Leaf Linen Clu who will meet for their regular V ; monthly meeting. Whist will be play ed during the. afternoon A LEA G I E MEETING. A meeting of the members of St Paul's Lutheran League will be held this evening at eight o'clock in the school hall at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. A socia program will be followed. A large at tendance of the membership Is desired MRS. SCHlERT A HOSTESS. Mrs. Schubert will be hostess Un entertain the members of the Good Wll Club at their meeting this afternoon Mrs. Schubert will entertain with card and pedro will be played during th afternoon. Only the club members will be present. A Bl SINESS MEETING. The members of the Hammond Motor Boar Club will have a meeting this evening at eight o'clock. Business of importance will come up for discussion. The arrangements for the annual dancj 'o be given sometime in January-will be made. A large attendance of thi membership Is desired. ILcdge Assemblies The Lady Maccabees of this region will have a rally at Valparaiso this evening. The meeting will be held in the K. of P. Hall. Members from the hives of Hammond, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor, Whiting, Gary, Hobart and Chesterton will be in attendance. Among the guests will be Mrs. Margaret Littleton of Chicago. district deputy. Kach hive will bring candi dates for initiation. The degree of protection will be illustrated by a lecture and stereoptican views. The session promises to be very interesting. There will be a meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall In Stale street. A social session will follow the regular lodge meeting The members are all invited to be present.

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the K. of P. Hall la South Hohman street It was the afternoon for the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual number, of members wer.? in attendance. The routine business was disposed of at an early hotvr and a social session followed. Plans were lw )ii; 'M CI' ! ' 00 w QCHHTj uvitDfDT

A HOLIDAY STORY.

It is quite bewhlskered but perhaps you haven't heard it. On a business trip to the city, a farmer decided to talie home to his wife a Christmas present of a shirt waist. Going into a store and be,ing directed to the waist department, he asked the lady clerk to show him some. "What bust" asked she. The farmer ; looked around quickly and answered, "I don't know; I didn't hear anything." made for themeeting to be held on the afternoon of January lOUi and a large attendance of the membership is desired. The officers for the new year will be installed and other Important business will be transacted. A special meeting of the members of the Court of Honor will be heid Fri day evening. December 29th in vv eis Hall in State street. Business of im portance will come up for discussion and it is desired that many members are present. - s eir Personal Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collints and chil dren, of Claude street, have returned home from Ilobart, where they visited Mrs. Collins' . parents, Mr. ' and Mrs Boldt, over Christmas. Joe Reilley, who is attending school at Plymouth, Ind., is here to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs P. Reilley, at their home Inl South Hoh man street. f Mrs. James Trotter of Fahlensby, W Va., is the guest of her mother and sister, Mrs. MJtsch and Mrs. B. Eidner, of East Chicago. She will remain for a two or three weeks' visit. Mrs Trotter spent yesterday In Hammond as the guest of Mrs. W. F. Schroeder at her home in Pine street. Jacob Fox Is oonflnfcd to his home In Doty street, the result of a fall he sustained last Tuesday. His many friends hope for his entire recovery at an early date. s George Heiser is spending the holi days with his mother, Mrs. Margare Heiser, at her home in Crown Point. Mr. anil Mrs. William Koehle of St John have returned hme after an over-Christmas visit wfii Mr. and Mrs, Henry Huber and Mr. "and ' Mrs. John Hughes of Hammond. Miss Margaret Boldt spent Christmas the guest, of his relatives in Hobart. Mrs. Sanger of Lowell has beeiWthe guest of her daughter, Mra. S. ,A: Bell at her home In Suth HohmancStreet for several days. Miss Anna Eichorn of Franklin, Ind is spending the week with her sister, Miss Matilda Eichorn, at her home in lUmbac'i avenue. Misss Ruth Sohl of Mason street wil go to Crown Point tomorrow to remafh over Sunday the guest of Miss Jo sephine Wheeler. Mrs. Joseph O'Connell, who has been visiting in Mishawaka. Ind., for sev eral days, arrived in Hammond today and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. A O'Connell of South Hohman street Mrs. O'Connell a on her way home to Peoria, HI. Skate and dance Thursday night .at East Chicago Rink. 4 The Boston College Bloomer Girls will play a local boys' team at basket bal Friday night. 27-2t H.'S. vs. Alumni. As no out-of-town teams have been scheduled to play the Hammond high school basketball team this week, ar rangements are being made to play the Alumni .team on Friday night of thi week at Huehn's hall. As a curtain raiser to the big gam the freshmen five and a picked team will play. The games will' Start prompt ly at 8 o'clock sharp and arrangement are being made to send a large crowd. Under the direction of Fred Ebert. the Wabash star football and basketball player, the higfi school five have been holding daily practice work and are now in Uie best of shape and hope to give the Alumni team a run for their money. The following lineup will be used. Alumni V. Kennedy, F. Blocker, 3. Meyn, B. Graves and K. Fredericks. ' H. H. S.-C. Van Gilder c. B. Smith rf, F. Johnston If, H. Jones rg, E. rumpacker lg. ' UICTATKS OK FASHIOV. Scarfs are shown In every material chiffon and lace, velvet, satin and fur. Fur is used more extensively than ever to trim dresses" intended to wear without a wap... Panels atTd covered buttons are very effective on the skirts of the season's Street dresses. The reversible coat Is not only an accomplished "fct; but la a great favorite In silk and wool. The newest pendants and necklaces are quite long and many show a lacy effect that is very pretty. fhe latest 'jabot Is accordion plaited and hangs straight and full. These are particularly good In black, and white combinations. ... Fur bandings and fringe serve as the most, 'approved finish for all sprts of material, and nowhere are'these garnit. ures 'more strikingly expressed than on the gowns modeled on 'simple lines, but of elegant fabric, with little else in the' way 'of contrast. " ' . ' White ami black net and lace, black net and , lace or white net and lace are much used for fashionable blouses. The net lining,' when contrasting, shows up the pattern of the lace very effectively. Cliantilly is one of the most desirable laces for this purpose.

HAMMOND GIVE

Friday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. the Belle Barcus Comedy company will give a benefit performance, the entire pro ceeds of which will he sriven tn the families of George Shelly, who was killed, and H. E. Evans, who was in ured, when the scaffolding on which they were working in the Orpheum theatre tell. The, house has been donated by Man ager C. G. Kingwell of the Hammond theatre, the services of the company are donated by Belle Barcus and the other members of her cast and every cent that is taken in at the box office will be paid out to the families of the men who suffered by this accident. f The Hammond Painters' local Xo. 460 s to 'have charge of the sale of tick ets. The prices will be 25 and 50 cents and if a large house can be secured it will mean a great deal to "beneficiaries. In addition to the performance by the Belle Barcus company there wilt be a number of vaudeville acts that have been donated by Manager Craick of the Bijou theatre. I This will make the performance a notable one. The Belle Barchus Comedy company again proved their popularity and mer its and backed up the claim of Man ager Kingwell last night, when, at the Hammond theatre, they produced the western comedy drama "Way Out Maccabees Elect OfficersHammond lodge No. 42, K. O. T. M., iieia us regular review in me loan rooms last evening. After the usual Dusiness was transacted the following i officers were elected for the ensuing term: Com. O. B. Pearson. Lieut. Com. W. A. Hoke. Chaplin Fred Aldrlch. Sargent A. A. Petrie. M. at A C. D. Bostwlck. 1st M, of G. J. D. Nelson. 2nd M. of G. W. H. Hamilton. Sentinel E. E. Merrill. Picket Robert Beatty. The newly elected officers will be Installed at the next regular meeting. Jan. 10, at which time Great Com. Mllo Mereditt will be present and install them. Funeral Friday. Tle funeral of Mrs. Hugo A. Robst, SO Cor-dit street, will be held from the Episcopal church tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. The Hfev. Charles A. Smith will conduct the funeral services. The remains will then be shipped to Newark, N. J., where interment will be held. Cold Water Meeting. A meeting of th Lake county prohibitionists is scheduled to -be held at Weis' ball on Tuesday, Jan. 2.'; New officers are to be elected, and the organization has the promise of two prominent speakers for the day. They are to be Mr. Lough of Indiana polis, and O. M. Butterfteld of South Dakota. Sessions will be held at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Card Party Tonight. The Vniversity. Club of Hammond will be the host of a card party to Its members tonight. The entertainment committee has taken this matter In hand and will have' everything in readiness for the party. S On New Years day there will be open house afternoon and evening and la the evenig there will be a dancing e i rPut thla in your sera a book.'. Th f ollntvlnr iim. ahl tar tke cooking of a variety of dlahea will be found practicable aad helpful i Thtn dlah, five to H mlnutea. Thick diah, twelve to II f teen mlnutea. . Thin ateak, fiVe mlnutea. Thick steak, Ave mlnutea. utea. l.Hirib chops, medium thick, el at mlnutea. Vonng chicken, twenty mlnutea. BtKIXUi Plain eake, twenty to forty tnlautea. Sponge cake, ntty to alxty minutea.' . tilngerbread, thirty mlnutea. Holla, ten to fifteen mlnutea. Pie cruat twenty to alxty mlnUtea. Cooklea, ten to fifteen mlnutea. fiv Macuita, fifteen to twenty mlnutea. I.amn r mutton, per pound, flfteen mlnutea. ( Ribbed roaat beef, per pound fi twelve to fifteen tulnntea. " Chicken, three to five peon da, one to two h'oura. ' Tame duck, forty-fire to alxty mlnutea. ' - " ' Wild, duck, thirty to forty mln. utea. - ... -. Large blrda, thirty mlnutea. Small bird, fifteen mlnutea. RU1 I.I.N tit Momlny, two to four hours. . Rice, in double boiler, one hour, In boiling water, twenty mlnutea. Oatmeal, one hour. r Chicken, two hours, ahnmerlng.' .. Beef a la mode, three to four houra. Corned beef, five to alx houra, aimmerlng, ' Ham, medium air.r, five houra. Smoked tonarue, tour houra. Preah,beef tongue, four houra. ( Turkeya. amail. three houra; large, four houra. Cod, per pound, aiz mlnutea. . Clama, three to five mlnutea. . Blue fiah, per pound, ten mlnutea.r Finnan baddle, per pounda, aix mlnutea. -.- . . Salmon and halibut, per pound, fifteen mlnniea. .

THEATRE TO BENEFIT PERFORMANCE

West," which was strong in comedy and full of thrilling situations. For tonight they will present the rural comedy drama "The Gypsy's Warning," which Is full of hearth throbbing Interests and gives full scope of the abilities of all members of the company. While this piece has bee produced in Hammond before. It has not been seen for some time and its inter pretatlon by Miss Barchus and her company is sure to be a treat and well worth witnessing. For Friday night one of" the strongest bills of the week will be given, when "Mra. Dane's Defense" will be presented. This play Is said to be a strong one and it causes men and women to ask each other "Is she to blame?" ! There are some beautiful situations. excellent comedy and the third act Is the most thrilling ever presented on any stage. Miss Barchus will be seen as the unfortunate Mrs. Dane, Mr. LaCour, as Sir Daniel Carteret; Mlsa DeLaTorre, as Lady Kastney; Miss Hart, as Mrs. Bulson-Porter; Mr. Ray Brown, as Mr. Bulson-Pqrter. All are well cast, and Hammond theatre-goers may look for a splendid performance of this great play. Many new specialties will be Introduced between the acts and some features new to Hammond. party. On account of the large number of people who are In the city for the holiday season it is expected that h. ,ni u. .ihnii.r t kth : 0r tnasa affairs Public Installation. There will be a public installation of the newly elected officers of the Haminond . Commandery on Monday evening, Jan. 1st, at the Masonic temple, the work being. public In so far that all the members of the Masonic fraternity and members of their family may witness it. Following the installation there will be a dance and refreshments. . 1 The Blue lodge installs Its officers on Friday evening of next week, while the chapter officers will be installed at a regular meeting to be held two weeks from last night. Stork in County. The rural population, south of Hammond, was increased by two yesterday. A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hartag of South Hammond and a baby boy arrived at the home of William Schrum, one of the owners of the Calumet Pickle worka. ' Board to Meet. The board of directors of the Settlement House -on Rlmbach avenue is called to hold an important meeting atr the Settlement: House at. 3 o'clock.: Business of importance Is to be tran! ! aacted and discussed, and every mem-! ber of the board is requested to be present. Elks Regular Meeting. The Elks will hold their regular meeting at the Elkslub rooms this evenig aond a number of minor questions will come up before the order

Including initiation and committee re-' In shape to harvest this season's crop ports. The entertainment committeeman soon aa it becomes thick enough, wil report on their next social function- f-st nlght'a cold snap giving them to be held in the form of a card party jJopes of an early harvest. With three and dance at the club rooms Monday i " four days of continued cold weather

evening January 1st. The committee has been working hard to make the second social -time a sucess and from all reports It will be. The club rooms are being prettily rioenratrrt and nreoarations are beinf Imflil. in r-arp tnf N lariFA crowd. Card jwill be played until 10 o'clock when dancing will commence. Foltowing'the 'dane a social hour and refreshments will be served. Moves in New Home. Postmaster F. Richard Schaaf , of Hammond has moved Into a splendid new house over in Robertsdale, The house has only recently been completed and Mr. and Mrs. Schaaf moved in Tues, day. '", Mr. Schaaf has decided to remain a resident of Robertsdale, where he has lived all of his life. Some time ago he purchased some lota in Hammond prop-. er, down in Homiwood. but he finally decided to stay la Robertsdale. Firemen Remembered. Thanks to the generosity of a num ber of Hammond business men, the members of the Hammond Are departents are smoking cigars after every, meal these days. : . The fire laddies were remembered on Christmas day with a supply of four hundred rlgar.Vrom the Lake County Savings & Trust company and a check for ten dollars, which win be added to the. pension runa. cigars wer a.so were A i "1 , y- u Vanfm.n o Tl .1 Wolf of the Lion store, and from Lawrence Cox.

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THE ALBERGS Australian Gymnasts FARBER SISTERS Dainty Bits of Vaudeville

ENTIRE CHAXGG OP PROGRAM TIIt'RSDAY AI MOTTJAY. I.adlea' aouvealr Matineea Mond aya and Thuradnya at 2:30 p. m. All Meala lOe SILVER SPOOKS FREE Chlldren'a Matinee Saturdaya nt 2i30 Al.l, KUATH 10c. "REMEMBER THE WATCHES"

HAMMOND THEATRE PHONE 63 A CONTINUED SUCCESS

lELLE pOMEDY 'ARCIIUS uohpm TONIGHT The Four-Act Rural Comedy Drama of Heartfelt Interest

,"The Gypsy's Warning"

NO BETTER COMPANY HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN HAMMOND 10c 20c 30c FRIDAY NIGHT Mrs. Dane's Defence - SPECIAIr Aa elegant 32-P!eee Silver Set will be given nway Free. Every reserved aent pnrehaaed will be nrrorapanled by a rhance for thla present. Firs Gelightful Cruises TO TH WEST INDIES. PANAMA CANAL, VENEZUELA and BERMUDA Learlnc New Tor ,by the Palatial TwiDficrew K learners J.S.BoKk6(&S: 28 dajs -Jftn.23.Feb. a.pfli it. ivi2 aiau p. S.S.Hamburg1dajs-r.0!:,!.M.Th.$1250,y: S. S. KcItkB IS dan fir;.?..3': $85 and ap. Erery Luxury of Travel., Ercry BeQnement of Service Inaared. Al (Yitet to the Orient, goufh America, X round the World, Italy and' Egypt, etc. Send tor Illustrated Pamphlet. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 41-45 B'way. X. Y., mt local agent. DR. H.' B. HAY WARD SPECIALIST Dtaeaaea of tke i:ye. Ear, Neaa aaa Throat. Eyea acleatlfically txaala. ed. Glaaaea fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldjj., Phone 205. Hammond, Ind. REAL ESTATE List the Property 'with m that' . that you want to sell. W. J. HASTINGS Office in Hammond Sav. & T. Bank Phone 51. Open Evening. ICE MEN READY. Crown Point. Ind., Dec. 28. The ice rr.en are getting their paraphernalia It la thought that harvesting will commence at Fancher Lake, at least. The best quality of ice was gotten last year and the local dealers hope to get as good this year. The progressive republicans of New Jersey figure that the party vote will be so split, next year that they will be able to elect a progressive to succeed Frank, O. Briggs in the United States senates Former. State Senator Everett Colby Is said to be their choice for the seat A CUBAN FAPKF, FIT FOR TOUK CHILDREN TO READ IS THR TUCK Cst tht Original tnd Genulnt HOB LICK'S MALTED Ml LCI FoQrJ.rJrlnk fflf AH Aft. f t . . ., i rorlnrants, Invalids, and (iowmg children. Pure Nutrition, up building the whole hod?. Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged, jycn milk; malted grain, in powder form. t . iui. quick lunch prepared in m minntc. T,t , -A .nk.t;h,f- AafHflRI irf i Hot in Any r.7IKi Trust HUFFORD & CHAIN The Colored Parson GRAHAM . RANDALL In a Gay Oft Boy

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