Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 7 March 1912 — Page 6

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THE TI2IEQ. Thursday. March 7, 1012. 2E ONE WEEK ONLY WE OFFER Bank with Capital Stock $35,000.00 SMITH-BADER DAVIDSON COMPANY, Inc. REAL. ESTATE, RENTING, LOANS, INSURANCE, STEAMSHIP TICKETS ANr' FOREIGN EXCHANGE. FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS, LIABILITY AND HEALTH INSURANCE A few Choice Lots left in Central Park. Will build a house for you on easy payments. Many who bought on this plan have their homes now paid for. ONE BOTTLE OF WINE, . ONE BOTTLE OF WHISKEY, All Tff T1 fill ONE BOTTLE OF BRANDY, KKJl PRJJ Whiting Wholesale Liquor Co. fi rst (Not Incorporated) ABE GOLDSMITH, Prop. Cor. White Oak Ave. and 119th St. Office Gary, Ind. Broadway & 10th Ave. Phone 260 Office Whiting, Ind, Phone 11 Tel. 5.

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Whiting, Indiana Designated depository of , moneys of the United States Government, State of Indiana, Lake County and City of Whiting.

WE CAN ALWAYS SERVE YOU WITH PAINT, SHADES, - LINOLEUM EVERYTHING FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING. CALL AND SEE US. Spurrier Bros. Telephone 52-J. 438-119th St., Whiting, Ind.

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WHITING LUMBER & GOAL COMPANY Dealers in All Kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL Your Patronage Is Solicited. WHITING, IND.

Private Ambulance

JD. P. Owens FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Carriages Furnished for all Occasions 414 119TH STREET. WHITING, IND,

WHEN YOU LOOK OVER THE ABOVE ADVERTISEMENTS YOU WILL NOTE THAT THEY BELONG TO THE PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS OF WHITING KNOWN AS THE OIL CITY A CITY THAT GROWS STEADILY; IS NEVER SUBJECT TO PANICS OR INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION. WHITING IS A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE AND LOCATE FOR IT DOES NOT DEPEND ON BOOMS OR INFLATION, YET IT HAS CAUGHT THE INFECTIOUS SPIRIT OF PROGRESS IN THE CALUMET REGION AND WILL BE HEARD FROM HENCEFORTH.

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Chief J. D. Martin of the Gary polico ! department plans to ask the city c;oui,- ! il to pass an ordinance whereby fallures to report deaths an dinjury cases in the mills of the city will render the I t'iXenders liable to a heavy fine. . Information la Supprntned. The desire for publicity: In deaths and accidents in the mills of the city comes., as a result of the inability of I at first Vtiav feist liQirL Oh how disappointed you are to 8ta it. Gray hairs take awey that youthful eppearance that you ere so anxious to, and should keep, for beauty and good looks depend so much . upon natural colored, thick, glossy and healthy hair. Everyone is attracted to the woman with beautiful hair. Why not have itget rid of the gray hairs keep them out altogether by using HAY'S HAIR HEALTH. You'll be surprised how quickly it will restore those gray hairs to their natural color and how well it will keep them so. It is not a dye but the most satisfactory and reliable restorer. $1.00 and 50c at Drag Stores or direct upon receipt of price and dealer's mms .,Send,lu?,l,' trial bott!e.-Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark, N. J, KA' FJI.W fi WOLF. SIJ.AS CO.

JOHN SCHAUB, Pres. and Mgr. Residence Phone 97-J.

Phone 132-M many out of town relatives of slain and injured employes to get informa tion regarding accidents. It has . actually happened that a man has been killed in the Gary steel mills and at' the time his people could not be locat- ! ed. Months after his widow or rela-' ttves living elsewhere would learn of his fate and coming to Gary " they could get very little information. If the body was buried in an unmarked grave even the last resting could not be learned. I Police Are Handicapped. According to the police thief the po lice department is frequently asked to . supply information and this it cannot? do. Under the present rules there Is no way for the police or newspapers to I learn the names of men injured in any of the United States Steel corporation mills in Gary. If a man is killed or dies at the Emergency hospital hit death becomes known when the body is delivered to a down town morgue but in many cases it has been a hard job to get the name of dead men for two or three days. Chief Martin wants the Gary ordi nance based upon the one prevailing in the city of Chicago. The chief has learned that at the South Chicag steel works acident reports must be made to the police department. j - I COMMERCIAL CLUB IN ! TirTirtnm --rrn imnmTiTv XlYlJrUiilil mJCiJCilJLJNUr CContlnued from. Pace T. himself with the entire situation. To insure spocial attention to! the lettergram, telegrams were also sent to I Senators Bhively and Kern and to Congressmen Crumpacker and Barnhart requesting that they use their influence with the governor to insure his moral support of the proposition. The governor is to be asked to use his position to advance the cause of a bill which It is desired to introduce Into the legislature, providing for an appropriation by the state toward the maintenance and improvement of the harbor. . The Commercial cl'jb will send representatives to the-convention of Federated clubs to be held Friday in Indianapolis to consider the advantages of a business form of government The delegates will take this opportunity to ask the support of the federated clubs in advvancing the measu re. The club at the meeting last night passed a resolution indorsing an appropriation sufficient to build a tem porary bridge across the west branch

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THE COMBINED LIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY" OF THE BANK OF WHITING and HENRY SCHRAGE is over OINE MILLION DOLLARS IN CASH, BONDS, REAL ESTATE, NOTES and MORTGAGES Our Depositors cannot lose a Dollar until e lose it all and it is hard to lose Real Estate Under the Supervision of the State of Indiana

HENRY

Sanitary Dairy C. Matson, Prop. PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Delivered in Bottles. Telephone 82-J 536 Fischrupp Ave., Whiting.

WHY BUY OUT OF TOWN, THE ARTICLES YOU CAN BUY AT HOME? IT PLEASES EVERY ONE TO KNOW HOW CONVENIENT IT IS TO SHOP IN OUR NEWLY REMODELED STORE. COURTEOUS AND SQUARE TREATMENT OUR MOTTO.

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of the canal at Forsyth avenue, the ordinance for which goes to thirl reading before the next regular meeting of the "itv council. A communication from the East ChlCago club was read asking that th! ciubs affiliate, members from each organization being extended club privileges by the other. A committee will be appointed to meet with a commit- ; tee of the Kast Chicago club to talk the matter over. nrrt A rinci tt a tittvt T"1T"V '300 CASES HANDLED IN COURT (Continued from Pact l. trc 1.200 cases on the docket and even i if the courts dispose of 300 more cases RELIEVES UPSET OR SICK STOMACHS IN FIVE MINUTES If you had some Diapepsin handy ! and would take a little now your! stomach distress or Indigestion would ' vanish In fl-e' minutes and you would feel fine. j This harmless preparation ; wiil di KPSt any,hlng you eat and overcome a j " "" ' " uciuic juu realize it. If your meals don't tempt you, or what little you do eat seems to fill you or lays like a lump of lead In your stomach, or if you 'have heartburn,; that is a sign of Indigestion. ! Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-cent j case of Pape's Diapepsin and take a Olittle just as soon as you can. Therewill be no sour risings, no belching of ; undigested food mixed with acid, no j stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or 1 heavy feeling in the stomach. Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or Intestinal griping. This will all go, and, besides, there will be no undigested -food left over in the stomach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. Pape's Diapepsin is a certafn cure for out-of-order stomachs, because it prevents fermentation and takes hold of .your food and digests it ust the same as if your stomach wasn'Jt there. Relief in five minutes from all stomach misery is at any drug store waiting for you. These large' 50-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin contain more than sufficient to thoroughly cure almost any case of Dypepsia. Indigestion or any other stomach disturbance.

Seifer's Weekly Special AN UNUSUALLY FINE LUXURIOUS GO-CART, made entirely of steel except panel sides; gear operates with single motion; padded seat and back; enameled in a a rich dark green with seat and

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SCHRAGE, Sole than are filed it will take four years to catch up with the docket assuming that the business does not come in faster than it Is now. At Crown Point the situation is better. There the court is nearly caught up with the docket and one lawyer said that the court is so nearly caught up with its work that he has found it exceedinly difficult, after filing a. e"as to get time to prepare for trial before it is called. It is expected, however, that after the interurban line starts to running from Gary to Crown Point that many of the Gary lawyers will do their bualnes there instead of at Hammond. This wiil result in giving the circuit and superior courts at Crown Point a great deal more business than they are now getting. It will also serve to relieve the Hammond courts of the pressure of business that they are now t etting. So it is apparent that the dockets in all of the courts in Lake County ought t be 'in pretty good shape in two or three years more vinless there is an unprecedented amount of business developed in the meantime. AV. F. Hodges, special prosecutor, today confirmed the exclusive story in The Timks last night to the effect that the Gary bribery trials would be resumed this month at Valparaiso. Alderman Bowser is the next to he tried. From Information that reached The Times yesterday from South Bend it was stated that Judge Van Fleet and Special Prosecutor Parker had Marc1! 2 in mind. It was also stated that Mr. Hodges had not been notified of their date making and that he' would be in the eci-rse of a few days. Today Mr. Hodges received a communication from his associate Mr. Parker in which it was stated that th? trials will be held this month. Mr. Parker says that some want the trialT to start next Monday but that the most

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ANNOUNCEMENT We Are Now Open for Business The Peoples Cash Grocery 402 119TH STREET The store for the people that are wanting to buy GROCERIES at HOME at MONEY-SAVING PRICES. Call at the store Tid look our prices over. We can show you a saving on a great many items. A penny saved is a penny earned. GIVE US A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED

likely date is March 28 although March 23 still is being considered. TWIN CITY DOGS Police Will Take no Chances on Mad Dog Scares Nowadays. Have you a dog that you are fond of? If you have and if you live in Kast Chicago, Indiana Harbor or Calumet, you would best see that the animal Is chained when out of doors. For thpolice have issued an edict that any dogs found running at large will bo shot on sight. "Influence" will save none of the canines, for all dogs look alike to the police and the aristocratic Boston terrier wil share the same fate as does his cur neighbor on failure to comply with the new order. The cause of all this is the fact that a number of persons have been bitten by dogs in surrounding towns and there is prevalent an impression that some of the brutes were mad. The result has been a mad-dcg scare in East Chicago and Indiana Harbor and the police believing that an ounce of prevention is worth all of a ton of cure, when the cure has to be applied to a I -ase of hydrophobia, are taking drastic j measures to relieve the danger of i inoculation. ' Whether the dogs are chained or tied, it will go hard with a great many poor canines whose careless owners have not provided their faithful animals with dog houses and who refuse to allow ; them to spend the nights inside their own homes. For surh. exercise Is the TKI S Wli L 1 HT? RE ST MOTHERS ' Mother Gray's Sweet Powdf rs for Children, a Certain relief for Feverishness, Headache, Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move and regulate the Bowels and destroy Worms. They break up Colds in 24 hours. They are spleasant to the taste Children like t her,: Over 10.0PO testimonials. Used by Moth ers for 23 years. They- never fall. Sold bv a'l Druggists. 25c. Samptt mailed FREK. Address, Allen S. Olmsted. L Kuy. N. X.

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ATKIN & THARP CORNER 119TH AND SHERIDAN AVE DISTRIBUTORS OF FERNDELL PURE FOOD PRODUCTS HIGH GRADE FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS

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O. E. MEEK, President. A. S. BRITTON, Vice President. BLANCHE MEEK, Secretary and Treasurer. v 12 YEARS HONORABLE SERVICE. THE RESULT SATISFIED CUSTOMERS

Telephone 109-J.

Whiting Laundry Co. 511 INDIANA BOULEVARD.

Bloy and

GROCERY AND MARKET. Successors to E. & M. Jewett.

Phone Whiting 42. Specials for Friday and GROCERIES. t Flour Oresota. Gold Medal Ptllsbnry. 24 Vi lb. sack 7gc 49 lb sack. ... . -1.54 Peerless Milk, small cans.. . . .g Kara Corn Syrup, 2 cans.....5c 6 Bars American Family Soap and 1 Pkg. "Wisdom Washing- Powder 29c Fancy Mead Rice, lb. gc only thing that insures themj relief from the cold, and this chaiaing order Is bound to bring suffering to a great HITT MAY WED DUKFS FIANCEE Owner of Much Gary Land May Capture Desirable Heiress. New Orleans, La..' March 7. Occupying adjoining suites at the St. Charles hotel. Miss Katherlne Elklns,, once the fiancee of th Duke of the Abruzzi, and W. F. Hitt, American minister to Guatemala, passed Tuesday and Wednesday night In New Orleans, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Elkins, brotlier and sister-in-law, respectively, of Katherine. The party sailed yesterday for Puerto Barrios, and will pass two weeks in Guatemala City as the guests of Ambassador Hitt. While no definite statement was given out, it Is said that before Katherine Elkins returns to New York she will have changed her name. Mr. Hitt, who is the son of the late Congressman Hitt of Illinois, for many years chairman of the house committee on public lands, is the owner and claimant of much land on the lake front at Miller. Every year Hitt or his representative come to Gary to view their lake front holdings, which are now worth several hundred thousand dollars. STEEL TRUST BUYS IRON

In the iron and steel markets the most important development of the week, according to the Iron Age, was the purchase by the Steel corporation of round lots of heavy melting steel scrap and of both basic and Bessemer pig iron. Scrap lias been bought in the Chicago and Pittsburg districts and basic and Bessemer iron from valley f urnaees. The Jones and Laughlin Steel company has bought 15,000 tons of basic at close to 12.35 at valley furnace. In view of these purchases and of

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760 Indiana Blvd., Robertsdale. Saturday, (March 8 and 9. MEATS. Small Pork Loins, lb. ...... UVc Boston Butts, lb lOC Leaf Lard, lb. Qq Fancy Rib Iloast . ; . . , i. . . . Jc Majestic Hams 14 Vac .Armour Star Bacon, strip.... 23c Strictly Fresk Egg -28C Home Made Pork Saune, . - 13c Our meats are all No. 1. AVe carry a full line of lenten Roods. 10,000 tons bought by another- Pittsburg steel company basic iron is firmer. Vallv furnaces now. ask $12.50. The February pig Iron statistics reflect the Increased output of steel products in that month. For the twentynine days pig Iron production was V 100,615 tons, against 2,057,911 tons in the, thirty-one days of January.. The daily average in February was 72,-142 tons, or 6,000 tons more than in January. "IOT TIZ GRAMMA?' "Yes, Harold, It Makes Grandma's Feet Feel Just Like Yours, Free from Tiredness, Aches and Coras!" "Tour papa and mamma, your arandi and your grandma all use TIZ. Har. pa old. And you'll use It, too, when vo l get to be a man. Then your feet wMl never hurt, or get tired. That's why we all use TIZ." Most of us get old. feet first. Th bunions get stale, more wearisome and painful. Corns get harder and mori stubborn as the feet become more tender. At a time when old people need their feet most, they can use them lesa unless they use TIZ. If you have never used TIZ before your first use of it will bring back some ui yum- fciiimruvi uiys. ria win maka I your feet feel young, strong and vigorous. They'll never be tender, never rhaO or acheu never ( kh. ji ... swollen, and your corns, bunions and callouses will be no more. Nothing will da it or can do it like TIZ. Don't experiment with other things; other people have done that for you and they are all now using TIZ. T1Z,,aitwS ou ,a nw Principle draws out all the poisonous exudations that make foot troubles. TIZ. 25 cents a box, sold everywhere, or sent direct, on receipt of pfice. bv falter Luther Dodge . Co.. ChVaaro. 111. Recommended by all Drug Storesl department and general siortkr