Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 152, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1912 — Page 4

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Gaffleld Lodge, N'o. 569, F. & A. M. Stated meetings every Friday evening.

Hammond. Chapter, No. 117, R. A. M. Regular stated meeting second and fourth Wednesday of each month. November 27. Royal Arch.

Hammond Council, No. 90, R. S. M. gtated meetings first Tuesday of each month.

Hammond Commandery, No. 41, K. T. Regular stated meeting first and third Monday of each month.

viik TuiMisirr comes. km twlliftht cown aiTOHi the quiet I mul. I crave your prraenre, you who nnderfund 1 be romrndehl of n itril and look nnd Miiillr I The gentle talk, and lauictitrr. utterv hi I.-. And honif nl nalk arroM the ntvr-

norn saul. Hovr nl It be, I wonder, n hen the K rand I'till midday rIow of life ban nninbed, and The Kim'n lant ray fall coldly on the dial. When tiTtllftbt romri!

Oh, that ne tiro toeether atlll may Htand ; I nilone. perchance, the deeds we hoped and plann-.-il. Tired nnd very old, yet infusing; naught Of tenderness or olden word or thought, (.oil grant that life may leave us band in hand. When twilight romesf

dinner, . a headache, a new suit of! the Good Fellow

clothes for" afternoon or evening,! vvno

presents for the groomsman and the I ushers, thumps in the back from several pairs of old shoes, a pint or so of i lice nestling around his backbone,! the torture of trjing to keep time to the wedding march in a pair of new i shoes, and the agony of seeing" the!

Bachelors of the city

want to see a Merry Christmas

everywhere. The letter reads: i Hammond, Ind., Nov. 25. i Editor Times: ! Soon we will have Christmas. Has it ever ooourrfd to you that Hammond has within its bounds the so-called Crood Fellowthe fellow that would be ; a real Santa Claus to a poor pirl or boy yes. even a dest rvlng widow. AVe

bride kissed In his presence by (certainly have many boys and girls "Tom," "Bill' and "Charley," all of i vno ,n thir destitute circumstances

whom had been "sweet upon her."

always was the happiest days of my life yet T would not be true to my conscience if I would not confess that I ever passed a happier Christmas than I did last ye .-it- when I was a Santa Claus to a little fatherless boy. 1 did riot have any conception that there would be so much joy and real pleasure in witnessing the youngster who was so overjoyed with the real unexpected Santa Claus. I consider myself handsomely rewarded, for 1 well knew that the money expended otherwise

LOTS MORE WHENCE IT CAME

THE TIMES wishes to acknowledge its appreciation of the unexpected

volume of praise for its editorial on the shaking and the rattling of the dry bones In Hammond.

i It really Is amazing to think of the number of people in Hammond who are nauseated with politics. And political .manipulation in national politics; with municipal politics they are absolutely disgusted. The politicians, the pie. counter warmers, the pap-seekers and the defenders of the administration right or wrong should take a swift tumble to themselves. Some of these days they will sink so far in the rut that there won't be f nything left of them. A little snatch of the pap-bottle would send some of them there now. Hammond faces a municipal revolution. There will be a lot of screaming, of shouting, of pleas for help, there are those who will yell "bloody murder," but the go-ahead element In the city will giggle at the screamers. A few years ago, W. H. Moran city controller of Detroit was instrumental in purchasing Island Park for the city for $230,000. A certain element in Detroit almost crucified him. "Look what they are doing to me," said Mr. Moran to the general manager of this paper as he picked up a newspaper that was villifying him.

"Don't you worry," was the advice he got. "SOME DAY THEY -WILL

BUILD A MONUMENT TO YOU." Listen.

Island Park is Detroit's magnificent feature today. The city has been offered five million dollars for it and IT IS WORTH TEN7 MILLIONS and they are building a monument to Billy Moran. Oh you barnacle! You mill-stone on Hammond's neck. Take-to the tall limber. There's a storm coming.

He left the chaise and Pobbln on the old farm In the barn. And he came in a new sixty horse power four cylinder seven seated

puffamobile, and you wouldn't take him for anything but a chap who'd spent all It is life in the city; and ho didn't dodge the street cars, or rubber at the tall buildings, or bet on the shell game. Oh. no! Hut he did get pinched for speeding up Grand avenue at midnight with a couple of wrens at a ninety mile clip And passe are the ruhe and the city Jokes. Milwaukee Sentinel.

j cannot enjoy or know of the real j could not have brought me a happier ! Chritmii i.w-c n A It lo r'lthar a A r d.l.V Of moment.

She avoided four yards cf train, of-K,oom aiKl misor,f ?urround,d with j vnrds and vnrrls nf lac a ton iipnvvi v..,..-.- hr.jrti. -v... ir,,

bridal bouquet, a maid of honor and j Kanta Claus passed their threshold and some bridesmaids who might have : BPemi"Kly laviahel his ifts (perhaps , , . , .. , ' extravagantly ) to their neighbor. In looked a bit smarter, presents for all; Jny chlldhood days T had the KOOd for of them, rice in her coiffure and on tune to enjoy a real Christmas and it

her hat when they boarded the train to take them away, horrible fear lest her train had been caught up behind while she was walking down the aisle, and the customary oscillatory assault upon her checks and lips, with casual remarks from nearby and envious woman friends as to the lack of color or the superabundance thereof in her face. Maybe they were right.

Hammond has many care-free Good Fellows, who would gladly be a real Santa Claus if they were but steered in the riRht direction. I know and come In contact with many, who seemingly are helpless, but are most will-ins-when you tell them how. Could not the names and addresses of deserving children and widows be sent to your office, which, no doubt, could and would be cheerfully supplied through the various schools, churches and the police department and you in turn could supply the Good Fellow with as many names as he wanted to be Santa

Claus to. I am thoroughly convinced that the pood fellow who will be a real Santu Claus to the boys and girls will spend a happier and more jojous Christmas than his childhood days have In store or than any little youngster ever dreamed about. Your help, your suggestion and support we want. Will you be with us. Sincerely. A "GOOD FELLOW BACHELOR.

WHY ARTS READER?

YOU NOT A TIMES

NEWS from Bulgarian-Turkish affair must necessary fail to interest very much until the Simon-Brennan affair is over at Crown Point.

men

Appreciate the value of good looks of a fine complexion, a skin free from blemishes, bright eyes and a cheerful demeanor. Many of them know, also, what it means to be free from headaches, backaches, lassitude and extreme nervousness, because many have learned the value of

IK we had said one half as much about Hockin as some of those who know him are now saying probably

some kind soul would have run callouses on his feet getting up a blacklist.

WEST Virginia farmer has succeeded in raising a breed of light blue pigs. TruFt this crossing strains is stopped before somebody produces a real live purple cow.

IT is possible that Tieverldge will run for president in 1916, but the majority of folk can work up very little enthusiasm about it.

VOICE OF p"e o rlTb

WORTH V CH1USTMAS tilVINtJ. The Times acknowledges the receipt of a communication with a worthy object and so far enters into the spirit of the letter that it will be glad to receive the names and addresses of deserving children and widows for the benefit of

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THEY A EE COMING. Visitors to Gary will now see a fivestory structure looming up along the Broadway sky line. This height has been obtained by the contractors erecting the new theatre building, which Is the city's first "skyscraper." There is talk of a couple of six and eight-story buildings for Gary. At its present rate of progress we expect that Gary will have real skyscrapers In the nest few years.

WELL the crop of 1912 conventions for Hammond, Gary and Indiana Harbor seems to be about over.

WELL if he is a boyMt will be much more proper for you to call him Woodrow than Theodore.

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EVEN SO. Deciding that the world possessed no future for them unless they were united in marriage, a young man and a young woman of families of affuence quietly and secretly turned their way to a clergyman and were wedded. Asked for their reason they said, simply enough, that they wished to get away from "all the fuss." He escaped a bachelor's farewell

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' mi as" l-ar warn oil oju did Caxs leave State and Hobman streets for 63rd and Madison avenue. Chicaeo. at 5:10 a. m.. 5:38 and every twenty minutes thereafter until 8:50 p. m., then 9:lo, 9:45

and every thirty minutes thereafter until 11:45 p. m. Cars leave East Chicago for 63rd street and Madison avenue, Chicago, at 5:25 a. m. and every twenty minutes thereafter until 9 p. m. then every thirty mln tea thereafter unll 11:30 p. m. then 11:50 p m. and 12:5ft a. m.

FORMER Vice President Fairbanks Is to advise Vice President-elect Marshall "how to be a vice president" at the Indiana Society banquet Dec. 7. This will probably nlso entitle Mr. Marshall to Mr. Fairbank's famous recipe for making a buttermilk cocktail.

A GARY man went to Hammond

for the first time and lost. Ti is mind, pays the Hammond 'Times. Does it not seem probable that, he lost his mind before he went to Hammond? Muncie Press. Why how you talk. MAN In Wisconsin is bragging about having killed the largest white owl ever seen up there. He ought to be ashamed of himself. What good has it done him? He should be branded as a coward from one end of the country to the other.

FROM the interest shown locally in the Fort Wayne man who had his stomach removed the other day, it may be inferred that several are wondering if they can't get along without theirs until after Thanksgiving.

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Busy as Bees in Honey Time Ever since Saturday morning every minuate has been a busy one at the WHITE STORE. Little is the wonder for the prices made to empty the store and make room for holiday goods are so radical in reduction that everyone who came Saturday carried the news to neighbors and friends.

Tomorrow, from 8 to 10 am. GLOVES While 300 pairs last. Men's and Women's Wool Knit Gloves, all sizes, worth 2.jC and 35c gy a pair (Limit 3 pair to a customer.) HANDKERCHIEFS While 1.50 dozen last. Women's and Children's plain white hem

stitched Handkerchiefs

(Limit of 6 to a customer.)

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NOT LIKE OUR FARMXES.

and

He didn't buy a srold hrick.

didn't say "gosh darn;" He came to see the State Fair with the folks;

PEROXIDE Irge bottle 18ounce Teroxidu, m 50c size fcQ (Limit 2 to a customer.)

Table Damask Fina FtuJshed Bleached Table Damask, nice variety of desiftns worth 35c a yard, one hour. 2 Larrds. 39c (Limit 4 Yards to a customer.) Auto Searfe 21 dozen Auto. Scarfs, of mirror silk In plain and dotted styles, black, white. pink, blua, red lavender, all 60c values. one hour eiOL (Limit 2 to a customer )

Hope MoIto The brand every one has known for years, and a standard of high quality, 10 r'oarrdS...77C (L.lmit 10 yards to a tomer. )

Colarate'a Dental Crfauj Known the world over as the bert for gums and teeth. Just one hour, larRe 25c -fl n tube Ie5C (Limit 2 to a customer )

Pillow SlloaRei?ul:ir size Pillow Sltjis with wide hemmed ends and rood quality tubing, 40 dozen on sale. ri, each 1 - (Limit 4 to a customer. )

I.inea Dollies Round and oblong, fine damask, fringed all around,, worth 15c each, one Oa hour, each ejv (Limit 4 to a cus- , tomer.)

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leet Full size bleached sheets, made wiui a single seam.

wortti tuny 6c. one

hour, j iMfcial . . . .

36c

(Limit 4 to a tomer.)

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Woiwfa'a RnbtMra Storm Kubbers with medium haifcht heel, all sizes from 2V, 1 3

5. one hour

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PaaeT KtVHon Nearly a thousand yards, beautiful dresden and other floral designs. 25c to 4 5c -g yd., one hour . . JL?C

(Limit 5 yards customer. )

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Baby Sacks Cute little Canton flannel baby saeks, good and warm. They are 10c to 15c values. M one hour. , rtt(Limit of 2 to a customer.)

These Hour Sales Tomorrow Over thre-e thousand people patronized the hour sales last Saturday. In some instances lots were exhausted, so we fill in the vacancies with items even stronger for tomorrow.

Tomorrow, from 5 to 6 pm. WOMEN'S JULIETS 1.50 Leather Juliets, vici kid, flexible turned sole, rubber heel, elastic sides, all sizes to 8, one houiQjjQ

Silk Waists A b's; group of Siik Waists, some sold up to 7.50, not all sizes in each style, but a bip assortment. Choice, one

hour, at

98c

(Limit 2 to s tomer. )

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Craeh Bleached Toweling, Rood quality for roller towels. 5 f'oT5' 19c (Limit 10 yards to ft customer. )

Tooth nmskrs

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phyla c t l c 1 o o t h

UrucheK

regular one hour. . .

adult's size.

35c quality.

19c

(Limit 1 to a tomer.)

Blazer Sweaters Wool knit, blue and white, brown and

white and black and white stripes. 3.50

value, one hour. . . .

(Limit 2 to a customer.)

1.95

BLANKETS Large Fleeced Gray RIankets with fancy pink and blue borders. Conio

quick for these, a pair

(Limit 2 pair to a customer.)

38c

BABY SHOES Soft soles, in

black only, in lace, well made.

sizfs 1 to 4, one hour ,

BARGAINS IN READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS, SHOES. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS WE WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK. CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY.