Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 37, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1912 — Page 5

October 12, 1912.

THE TIMES.

BULL MOOSERS PLAN BIG

Jane Addams Is Feature of Mass Meeting at GaryTuesday. The bull moossors expect to play thfdr nigut-Ft fsrl i 'ui'sda y ftVtnin,', Oi-tober 15. wiimi thev wiii have a pi 'ogressi ve

nT-ftirijC addressed ly Jane A. Mums, the noted Chioa.no in'itifiiifnt house workti at Assembly li.iil. Juris Grr I'o.v.l. tlio lr-sal eoun- .! .if Ohio's tatr fi-!c ration of labor Ar.d also a ni-ii'il-r of tin- federation boar 1 of c r hit ra I ion will fjiiMk. jnno Adda ms. who i probably onu of tho c re:i U'."t Foci nin ist s in the t'n'trd States, will 1 1 i ? r v 1 5: s Wir profresfivp platform from a woman's point of view. Judtre Popft will take tip the Rooso-

vflt platform from the point of vie of the laboring- man. An effort will be maiic to get out a big crowd at thl.s meet irg. This Is thf first sign of activity the bull moosers in Iike County have shown for soma time. No other meetings have boon tchedeuled so far.

Lost $85.

Frank Tholmcn. of the Iash Hotel on STato street, yrFiPnlay had the inisfortimee of loosing ami as yet no tra of tiiP money lia b'Mi found. The loss was report d to the police. Tholmen stated thit he thought tlie money was in Ins pm kft wl en lie pent his trousers to be pressed ard cleaned. Tiie money eons.sted of two $20 hills, four $10 bills and one $5 bill.

BAZAAR MID AUTUMN FESTIVAL NEXT WEEK

Loses Gold "Watch. i iffieer Joseph Ponke, residing at " 1 1 line Hundred ami Fifty-fifth street. West Hairnionil, last night lost his gold watch near Kosciusko Hall. This wis only the second nicrht that he has b. i n on this beat and he believes that it ii a poor one for him. He has offered a reward for its return.

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Hosrinning nest Monday ovrninpr. All i Saint's eoi: greKiit ion, of which the Rev. E. F. -1 la rivtt is the pastor, will hold a bazaar and autumn festival which is to last until the 2 t of this month, or pos sibiy K'mier. Committee work for the event, has been so oU nslve that practically every mm and woman in the i'oiik rotation has taken part in the preliminary activities. The members of (lie conirteKation have worked with enthusiasm and thus far have met with a generous response, not only anions their number, but anions those who are not members of the church. lilulBrlt j- ItntfB ii lVnmre. Popularity contests have been in progress for several weeks, a prominent one of which has for its principals, Sam Aiialmnn. president of the Kneseth Israel Jewish congregation and Nicholas Connelly a youn; man and a member of the conererat ion, who is the yarl master at Gibson. The fair will be conducted in All Saint's hall on Sibley street and judg

ing from similar events in the past, will draw thousands of people. It is so planned and will boo condurted. that the vsiitors will be entertained wttr. maiiv nnve) features which will be in-

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trod need and exhibited. Season tickets for admission are being sold for fifty cents. Ills Iislav of Prize Tile articles to be disposed of at the fair are of so varied a nature, that a.

mall order house could be started with them. Jielioaeies. prepared by the skilled housewife, fancy needle work deservinsr a place in prize exhibitions, books, pictures, .jewelry, bric-a - brarv, foodstuffs, furniture anil many other articles too numerous to mention, will find delighted owner?) during the fair season. Everybody is welcome to at t end. SnrleiT to Have lloili. The fair will present scenes of intenso rivalry as several organizations in the church, notably the KniKhtts oi

Columbus, the Foresters, the Holy Xahie Society, the Young Ladles' Sodality, the rtosary Society and the younw men will have booths, in which they will vie for patronage. The hall will he beautifuly dreorated for the season and will be brilliantly lighted. Preparations have been In progress for six weeks and have teen completed to the last detail, and all that the committees now want is fair weather.

eal and comedy lines will assure of his success. In "Pion O'Pare" Mr. Italy impersonates the impulsive younp Iri.?h lad who is as ever as ready to offer succor and sympathy to the worthy in distress as he ia to tease the colleen who is fondly in love with him, however she may try to discruise this fact, and whose affection is amply reciprocated. At various times durliiK the action of the play Mr. Paly sinus his latest and popular soriK.s, but he sinus none too often to ph ase his audience.

The meeting of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club which was announced for next Monday has been postponed for one week when it will bo held at the home of Mrs. IUirk, 32 Carroll street. ,

DOCTOR DENOUNCES IT

Indianapolis, lnd., Oct. 12. The action of the Stat' Medical association in declaring in favor of municipal recognition ami control of houses of prostitution has aroused a furors in the "kohJ citizens committee' of one hundred. "It is not only a (lisprrace to the association ps a whole, but it Is

also a disgrace, for any decent person to belontr to an association that will

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Her brain is paralyzed and she is in ai. unconscious condition, j sAl though still the wife of Henry Foss of West Hammond, she has not been living with him for several months.

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Tiie ranks of the Hammond medica. profession have been swelled recently by the location here of two doctors. Dr. C. X. Cain, who Is an osteopath, opened an office in room 303 in the Hammond buildlnp. He has been here long enough already to establish an acquaintance. Pr. II. C. Tarker has established himself In West Hammond, at 452 Garfield avenue, near Ijincoln avenue.

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Good Show Coming. "I'on't Lie To Your Wife," with Dave Lewis as the leading man Is a farce comedy that will be seen at the Hammond Theater tomorrow night. It has a little music in it and is said

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atrer Maurice Hankenson recommends it and thinks it will do weH here. On Tuesday night Bernard Daily in "Dion "ODare" n Irish play, will be seen at the Hammond. The Knights of Columbus have taken 20 seats for this production and it Is expected that it will do even better than Fiske O'Hara in the Hose of Kildare. I At the Orphenm there wtl be vaudej ville wtih a new bill commencing on I Monday.

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61 62 63 61 65 70 71 72 73 74 80 81

83 84 85 90 91 92 93

No. of Whole Tickets

Scissors, 4Ji in., nickel plated Shears, S In. straight trimmer Match Safe r.riar pipe, bulldog slyle Iiriar pipe Brjar pipe, curved vulcanite stem.. Genuine French briar pipe, amber mouth piecp, buil.og Genuine French brier pipe, amber nioii.i) piece, bulldog or curved fitye, in case Genuine meerschaum pipe, amber mouth piece, bulldog etyle, in eaee Self-closing rubber pouch for fine cut Gent's gold r'aipd nufT links Scarf pin, gold filled, good stone... Nail Clip Pocket knife, two blade, stag handle Pocket knife, two Made, stag handle, brass lined Hunter s knife, 4-inch blade Razor, extra hollow ground, highly poiisbed Safety razor, s'.z blades, guaranteed best quality steel Shaving brush, good quality white Jjriatie Raor Strop, good quality horse hide Carvers, S-ia. blade, German silver handle. In esse Toilet Clippers, nickel plated Horse clippers Fountain pen. 14 caret gold point Gent's bill fold and coin purse Lady's hand bag, best qualtiy leather Watch, nickel plated, stem wind and set i ... Lady's watch, German silver

25 95 25 40 20 50 75

300

600 40 50 60 .45

.60 80 85 175 75 60 90 3C0 150 .175 180 120 450 140 375

No. S4 95 100 101 102 103 104 105 110 111 312 113 114 115 120 121 122

124 125 130 131 132 133 134 143 144 145 150 151

No. of Whole Tickets Railroad watch. German silver 525 Gent's watch, le'size, thin model, 10year gold-filled hunting case 12C0 Lady's watch, 10-yr. gold-filled hunting case 1200 Alarm clock, nickel plated cane.... 180 Mantel alarm clock, gold plated 3C0 Eight-day clock, hour and hUf-hour strike 500 Remington single shot rifle, 22 or 22 caliber 500 Remington bammerless, repeating rifle, 22 caliber, 16 shot 24C0 Winchester repeating rifle, 22 caliber 2100 Repeating shotgun. 12 guage, 6 shot.45C0 Single barrel shotgun, 12 guage.... 900 Tape measure, 50-foot, in case 80 Family scale 270 Carpenter's rule, 2-foot, brass bound 75 Tool handle and tools, ten tools in hollow handle 175 Carpet Sweeper 5C0 Water bottle, good quality rubber 150 Revolver, double action, 22 or 32 caliber 450 Umbrella, lady's or geut's.... 250 Boxing gloves... 300 Punching bag 300 Baseball, professional league 180 Catcher's mask 300 Catcher's mitt 150 Catcher's body protector 600 Steei fishing rod 580 Electric flash light 275 Ice skates, ladies' cr gents', give size wanted 300 rtcller skates, girl's or boys' 500 Suit case, genuine cowhide 1050

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No. of Whole Tickets

152 Traveling bag, lady's or gent's 1500 153 Steamer trunk 1200 154 Air rifle 225 155 Hammock 400 160 Leather tobacco pouch for smoking tobacco 25 161 Teaspoons, Rogers silvc-r metal, onehalf dozen 1C0

162 163 164 165 170 171 172 173 174 175 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 190 191 192 193 194 195 200

Dessert spoons, Rogers silver metal, one-half dozen 150 Table s-poona, Rogers silver metal, one-half dozen 150 Butter knife, Roger standard plate. .. .60 Sugar shell, Rogers standard plate.. 50 Berry spoon. Rogers standard plate. 200 Dinner knives and forks, dozen, Rogers triple plate 600 Knives and forks, dw.en, stag handle 125 Sewing machine, 10-year guarantee. 2500 Fine Purse, ladies' or gents' 20

Sterling Silver Thimble, give num

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Man's high grade metal watch.. Lady's high grade metal watch . Gent's watch, 14-k gold filled, year case Lady's watch, 14-k gold filled. year case

Gent's watch. 20-year plain case 1350 Gent's repeater ai&rxn watch 1700 Chronograph, or horse timer 1700 Combination fountain syringe (best quality rubber) 150 Lady's locket and chain, gold filled. . 3C0 Lady's hat pin, rhinestone setting.. 100 Lady's gold filkd shirt waist set 100 Lady's neck chain, gold filled 100 Ladv's bead chain, seamless, gold filled 500 Dresser clock, white celluloid case. 300

No. 201

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203

204

205 210 211 212 213 214

A. A, 1. 222 223 224 230 231

240 241

243 250 251

No. of Whole Tickets Scissors set, embroidery, buttonhole and sewing scissors in leather case 300 Baby's jewelry set (neck chain, heart pendint, baby ring, two baby pins, gold filled, mounted on plush heart 250 Child's set, knife, fork and spoon,

Rogers guaranteed silverware, in lined box Ladies' mesh bag, genuine German silver, kid lined with inside coin pocket Gobi filled band bracelet, 14-k Chevalier opera glasses in case Salt and pepper set, German silver top Silver napkin ring

Rogers silverware set, 2'5 pieces In hardwood chest 1600 Parlor clock, Egyptian green columns, red marbelized mouldings,

5-inch decorated iveroid die), half hour and cathedral gong strike... Cigar lighter, burns alcohol cr benzine, nickel case Self filling fouutain pen, 14-k solid gold point Fish line, best quality si'k SO-yd double multiplying reel, nickel plated Collar button set, gold filled Gentleman's fob, silk ribbon, gold filled charm Gentleman's gold filled watch chain.

Guitar, high grade, standard size... 1500 Violin outfit, high grade Stradivarius model, first quality bow. In case, complete with book of Instructions 1200 Searchlight bicycle lamp 4C0 Audrey's 5 in 1 Handy Hammer.... 50 Folding Lunch Box 25

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