Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 202, Hammond, Lake County, 15 February 1912 — Page 5
Tlmrsdav, Feb. 15, 1912.
THE TRIES.
GUIS, INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA GO IN FIVE MINUTES Why not get some now this moment, and forever rid yourself of Stomach trouble and Indigestion? A dieted stomach gets the blues and grumbles. Glvo It a good eat. then take Pape's Diapepsln to start the digestive Juices xrorkin. There will b no dyspepsia cr belching of Gas or eructations of undigested food; no feeling like a lump of lead In the stomach or heartburn, sick headache and Dizziness, ana your food will not ferment and poison your breath with nauseous odors. I'ape's Dlapepsin costs only 60 cents for a large case at any drug store here, and will relieve the most obstinate case of Indigestion and Upset Stomach in five minutss. There is nothing else better to take from Stomach and cleane the stomach and intestine, and, besides, one single dose will digest and prepare for assimilation Into the blood all your food the same as a sound, healthy stomach would do it. When Diapppsln works, your stomach rests gets itself In order, cleans up -and then you 'feel like eating when you come to the table, and what you eat will do you good. Absolute relief from all Stomach Misery is waiting for you as soon as you deciSe to take a little Diapepsln. Tell your druggist that you want Pape's IMapepsin, because you want to become thoroughly cured this time. Remember, If your stomach feels out of order and uncomfortable now, you can surely get relief in five minutes.
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When you want a few Dollar you will do well to call on us. We will let you have any amount from $5.00 to $100.00. and we do It privately and confidentially. We Invite you to call whether you borjrow or not i If we don't save you S3 or more on your loan we will make you one for nothing; we can prove it. Your furniture, piano or stock will do aa security without depriving you of Its use. You have the privilege of paying back your loan In small weekly or monthly Installments to suit your convenience. 77c a week pay m S35.C0 loam In fall In -Jlfty weeka. O titer amomti at the mm mm a ratio.
Loans on their own note to people permanently employed. Borrow 15. pay back $5.80. Other amounts in proportion.
YOU'RE TO" BUMS IP YOU FORGET THE NAME. LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO. 28 Rimbach Blk. Over Lion 8 tare Phone 219 HAMMOJSD INDIANA
LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR. COIHT, ROOM SO. t Judge Ylrjtll S. Belter. Information. State vs. Benjamin May. Charged with entering a place with the Intent to commit a felony. Ralph W. Ross, deputy prosecuting attorney, and Frank Gavit for the state, and Sheehan and Lyddick for the defense. Jury impaneled and eight witnesses have been heard. Case will take a day or two longer. The trial of civil eases will be resumed next week. LAKE SUPERIOR COIUT, ROOM NO. 3 iadc Lawrence Becker. , Case on Trlnl. 450. Carbone vs. American Steel Foundries Co. Htfmbroff & Glazebrook for the plaintiff and Bomberger, Sawyer & Curtis for the defendant. Case will be tried by Jury and Is expected to take two or three days. Next Casea on Call. Thursday. Feb. 15 614 Aus v Stripai. . 662T Van Home r E. Chicago Co. 664 4 Vogt v Lav en e. 6659 Molnar pro ami v City of Gary. 6669 Rigdon v Standard S. Car. 6688 Spanier Ruhstadt. 6740 United Bry. Co. v Riley. 6760 Gary & W. Ry. v City of Gary. 6824 Chicago P. & S. Go. v Knotts. 6868 Friedlander v Alnello. 6883 CDonnell v Koschnick. 6918 Long v Wabash R. R. LAKE SUPERIOR rOCRT, ROOM NO. 9 Judge Johannes Ivopelbe. At Hammond. Information. Friday, Feb. 16--7547 Soloman v pyle. 7668 Scott & Co. v Klos. 7683 Raul a v Maltutone. 7694 Cal. Lbr. Co. v Ryan et al. 7709 Cal. Con. Co. v Swirzynski et al. JUDtiE W. C. M'MAHAN. At Crown Point. Information. The court is on Wednesday's caJl today. Th Tihm will be able to print the court calendar daily .beginning tomorrow. " PORTER SCPERIOR COtTRT. At Valparaiso. Special Judge Gallagher. Ableman vs. Hae.hnel, administrator, Attorneys Whlnery, Schottler and Loring represent the plaintiff. Attorneys Boone. Scheerer and Daly the defendant. Case venued from Lake superior court. Change also taken from Judge Harry B. Tuthlll. JXDGE HARRY B. TUTHILt. Cose Next on Call. Klessling vs. Inland Steel Co. This case was tried before Judge Tuthill five years ago. It was reversed In the supreme court and is now back for trial again.
Grants Divorce.
Judge Virgil S. Reiter yesterday!
granted a divorce in the case f John Haas vs. Ida Haas. The plaintiff was enjoined from marrying for two years. Ha will also have to pay the court f
costs. The defendant was defaulted.
150 Couples ThereIn the neighborhood of 150 couples attended the dance given by the Moose at their club rooms on State street last night. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable time is reported.
Sues Albert Lewis. William C. Harrison has started an action against Albert Lewis, the exchlef of the East Chicago police department, to recover $180 which he alleges is due for stenographic work which was done in the case of the state ex rel. Greenwald vs. Lewis. Attorneys Crumpacker, Crurnpacker & Tinkham have been employed to prosecute the case.
Dibos Gets Agency. Edward M. Dibos, has secured the agency for the American Traveler, an excellent automobile, and will - have a demonstrating car in Hammond in a few days. He has a number of prospective buyers on his lists.
Filed in Superior Court. 86S8 Elizabeth Hale (McAleer Bros.)
vs. E. W. Wlckey and William , Hale. Suit on note. Room No. 2. 8689 Frank Walshim (Seabrignt & White) vs. Ignatz Novlckl. Suit on contract. Room Xo. 2. , j 8690 Christian Schmal (G. B. Sheerer) ' vs. Charles Bunnell et al. Foreclosure of mechanic's Hen. Room , Xo. 3. I 8691 Citizens German National Bank (J. K. Stlnson) vs. Bruce Miller et al. "Suit on not.' Room Xo. 1. t 8692 Elizabeth Hale CJlcAleer BrosO vs. E. W. Wlckey and William F. Hale. Suit on note. Room No. 2. : 8693 Tyler & Htppach (Ora Wilder-1 muth) vs. Joseph and Veronica Ga- . lie. Appeal. Room No. 1. j 1353 State vs. Steve Gulek. Grand, larceny. 86Dt William C Harrison (C, C. A T. ) vs. Albert Lewis. Suit on ac-. count. j j 8695 Leon A. Bereaniak L V.Crav-
ens) vs. James Pokomey et al. At tachment.
Felix a Bad Boy. Felix Gratwlck. 184 Pennsylvania avenue, who In the past year has given the police a great deal of trouble, was arrested yesterday on a charge of petit larceny which occurred nearly a month ago. Gratwlck and another young lad stole four dozen oranges from a peddler and since that time he promised to pay for them, but he never showed up with the money. This ts one of the many petty charges that he has been mixed in and has been upbefore the juvenile court before. He-will be taken up before Judge .McMahan in the juvenile court some lime today and will likely be sent to the boys' school at Plainfield. The last time he was taken before the juvenile court he promised to behave if given another chance.
MOTIONS AND ORDERS.
Gulek Under Bond. !. Steve Gulek, who was arrestee Monday night at the C. A O. yards, where he was carrying away a sack of coffee from a car, was taken before Judge Becker In the superior court yesterday and Instead of pleading guilty as he said he would, he entered a plea of not guilty. He was placed under a $1,000 bond and was taken to Crown Pblnt, where he will await trial. -
Wire Is Stolen.
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MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, A OnuBlUHaf foiFererlsliDes. Con.lipatlon, M he, S'.'.,B,('? Treubfea, Teething (Maarttere, and Destroy in S4h8urt. At all Drnctma, Sect. Ssinola tnaild FRKK. Addrw... A. S. OLMSTED. L Roy, N.Y.
Courtroom Xo. 1.
4762 Mary E. Morrison vs. Martin;
Matjasich et al. Plaintiff dismisses, j Judgment. 6601 Herman Given et al. vs. Albert Given et al. Parties show that there has been a settlement of this cause, costs to be paid by estate of j Gabriel Given, costs paid. j 6608 Arthur Friedman et al. vs: Isaac Given et al. Cause settled, costs to
be paid by estate of Gabriel Given, costs paid. 6997 Green & Sons Co. vs. Frank Frlseke et al. Plaintiff dismisses. Judgment. 7163 Electric Appliance Co. vs. Wil11am Cralck et al. Defendant Craiek files affidavit for change of venue from county. Granted. Porter' superior court. Ten days to perfect. 7730 Paul Rose Vs. Tosettt Brewing Co. Defendant files affidavit for change of venue from county. Granted. Porter superior court. Thre days to perfect. 8261 Anna Ketehell vs. William Ketchell. Citation ordered against defendant to show cause why he hae failed to pay alimony, retrunable Feb. 12, 1912. S319 A. GreenftuTg & Co. vs. George
German et al. Plaintiff ask'a . and I
Is granted leave to file amended complaint, making John Medrea
Following the theft of a large quantity of wire from the American Telegraph & CatVe company, a number of detectives. Including the Hammond police force, are searching the surrounding country In hopes of locating the thieves. The wire was taken from the company's right of way about three miles south of Hammond and it has been learned that there were five men in the gang. They were, headed toward Hammond when last heard of.
church In South Hohman street. The meeting will open at the usual hour, three o'clock and It is desired that there is a large attendance as a delightful program has been arranged. Mrs. J. F. Reilfley and Mr. . R. Bell are chairman and vice chairman of the drama committee. Miss Willett of Chicago who win give several readings ? has recently signed a contract with one of the largest lyceum bureaus of Chicago and will leave on a six months tour or the west in the near future. She comes to Hammond highly recommended. The folowing is the program: Paper "The Drama As An Educator" Mrs. John F. Reilly. j Piano Solo. ' Reading "Case No. 44"! Miss Mary E. Willett. j Vocal Selection ;"The Land ! of the Sky Blue Water'' from Cadman's Cycle of Indiana sons, series 1 Mrs. George It. Summers. i Piano Solo. : Reading "Mother Goose". Miss Willett 1 HOLD MOXTHLY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Parents Club of the Washington school will bheld Friday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock in the kindergarten room in Williams street. The lavitaton to attend is extended every mother In the school district and It is desired that there Is a large attendance of the membershlp. The following program has been arranged: Music School i Talk "Parents and Teachers Club-..
Mrs. Floyd Adams Discussion.
Vocal Solo Miss Edith McConnell
Music Schooi
MEET WITH MISS YOUNGER.
Miss Hasel Younger will be at home t to the members of the Standard Bear- j ers Society of the First M. E. church . Friday evening at her home. 307 Ea3t ; Sibley street. It is the monthly meet- 1
ing and the usual business and social program will be followed. A CHANGE IN MEETING.. Mrs. A. D. Crlsman will have as hei-
guests next Wednesday afternoon at I
nor noms in uaK street, the members of the G. I. A. Embroidery club. It was first announced that the meeting would be held with Mrs. F. A. Bull, but other arrangements were made at the regular meeting of the auxiliary yesterday.
The bi-monthly meeting of the members of the G. 1 A. to the B. of L. E. Was held yesterday afternoon in the K. of P. hall. In South Hohman street. The usual business and social program was followed. During the social hour the committee served dainty refreshments. Friday evening the taembers of Hammond Hive No. 2, L. O. T. M., will celebrate the nineteenth anniversary of the organization f their society In Hammond.
Mrs. Charles Volkman and Mrs. Chax. Harbrecht have returned to their home In FrancisviUe, Ind., after spending a week with Mrs. Fred Harbrecht at her home in Mott avenue. West Hammond. Mrs. Oren Stewart of Henry St. was taken to St. Margaret's Hospital yesterday where she submitted to an operation for appendicitis today. Her many friends hope for her complete recovery at an early date.
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Loses Purse.
Mrs. Ruhstadt. 27 Webb street, reported the loss of a purse to the police this morning. It Is thought that the pocketbook was lost between Sibley street and the Broken corner on Hohman street. It is described as being a small black purse with a silver edge.
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W. C. T. V. MEETING. , The members of the W. C. T.U. will meet at the home of the Rev. I. C. Pollard, 637 Alice avenue, Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. A Frances E. Willard memorial program has been arranged for the evening. WOMAN'S CLt'B MEETING. - The members of the Hammond Woman's Club will observe "Drama Day" at the meetinsr Saturday aft
auditorium of the First Presbyterian
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Our gloves are m&de from the toughest, best tinned skins. They vre m&de to fit nd fit to wear. We do not "skin you' on the price, but sell you good-we&rlng, good-looking gloves tt reksokble figures. For dress or for work keep n extra, pair of new gloves. They always come In "handy" When you think gloves, think of us, We think of you when we buy gloves. Let us sell you everything you need. We would if you only knew how good our merchandise is.
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Look over this page of unusual values and select any
article you want, pay $1 down and the balance according to the terms mentioned. In addition to these
special items, our store is filled with values that are unusual, especially during this sale. Over $45,000 worth of high class merchandise at prices that are away below tho regular values. The Calumet plan of easy payments is well known. It protects tho buyer in case of trouble and not only that, our organization is at your command at any time for any advice whatever. Our store is a store for the people. I'Jo aro pleased to sliow you through whether you aro in tho market for FURITUnE or not.
DAVENPORT. Automatic Bed Davenport, upholstered with excellent wearing Royal leather over guaranteed oil-tempered spring construction.' Frame of selected oak. slat aides, larga box for bed clothes, etc. Especially reduced m aduring this sale to only... 2JB Q $1.00 Down and 35c Weekly.
CHINA CLOSET.
This solid Oak China Closet, This very shapely Dresser, case is highly finished, hand- made from sol,d oakj tw(J rubbed, French legs, curved large and two small draw-
glass sides. Kegu- 4f Mr" lar 22.50 valus... j.JJ
$1.00 Down, 25c Weekly,
ers, strong front, French ml"or 9.95 $1.00 Down, 25c Weekly.
SIDEBOARD. This very shapely Sideboard, made from solid oak, highly finished, canopy top, richly carved, fitted with French plate mirror. A Sideboard that sella regularly for $25.00. Special sale 4 A f)P 12.95 $1.00 Down 25c Weekly
RUGS.
Our new Spring lines of Rugs are in "now and ready for inspection. We have every size, grade and color imaginable. Our extra special is our room-size Brussels Rug entirely free from mitre seams, in rich
floral and oriental designs. . ..'..
EXTENSION TABLE. Solid Oak Extension Table, pillar supports, clw feet, nom-dividing pedestal, 6-foot extension f fr Regular 17.50 table Uil3 $1.00 Down and 25c Weekly.
PARLOR SUITE.
This very beautiful Parlor Suite, frame of Northern Birch, finished in piano mahogany, panel back, French legs, claw feet, upholstered in genuine leather or panne plush, loose cushions, A suite that Bells regularly for $42.50. ai gf Our special sale pTlce atnOU $1.00 Down, 50c Weekly.
11.50
$1.00 Down and 25c Weekly.
BEDS. This massive guaranteed Brass Bed. Massive two-inch posts, strong fillers, guaranteed five coats of lacquer. A bed that is guaranteed in every
way, made from heavy rolled brass, bronze casters. Well worth 20.00. Our special price during this sale
8.95
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DINING CHAIR
This very beautiful Dining Chair is genuine leather, slip seat, panel back, French legs, claw
ACORN HEATER, f" PT 501?1' f well as glued. Regular Every ACORN in our store 4 50 chair. I C flft has been reduced 25 per ot slx I UaUU $1.00 Cash, 25c Weekly cent during this sale. Payments can he made in any .way that suits you.
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