Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 152, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1912 — Page 5
Tucsdav. Nov. 2fi, 1912.
THE TIMES.
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GUN CLUB'S
FINAL SHOOT
No morn shooM will be held this son will be made public later.
I year. The season just ended was a f The scores yesterday were
sucoessrul one ootn socuiuy ana nnan- . lows: daily. i Shot at.
The final shoot of the Hammond Gun flub .Sunday afternoon at Sharpshooters' park was not a very enjoyable affair, owln to the bad weather. A high wind und a dark sky reduced the number of the attendance and accounted for the low scores that were made.
In the fourteen regul r shoots, one leaprue event and one tournament, over 22.000 targets were thrown at Sharpshooters' park. In addition to these events the members attended six league league shoots held on other grounds. The individual nverages for the sea-
J. C. Becker 100 Jli Green 100 Frank Probert 1 00 l..ouis Aeby 75 I. M. Warnimont 50 V. 15. Fenstermaker 75 C. K. Faux 60 ChaiU-s CI. Walker 5o
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Eugene A. Griswold & Son
DEALING IN GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE 276 State St., Cor. Sohl and State Sts., Telephone 480 HAMMOND, INDIANA A Few Things for Your Thanksgiving Dinner
10c
Fancy Cranberries, per quart
Bright New Dry Apricots, per lb-
Dry Yellow Crawford Dried Peaches, a fc per pomil iLli? Fresh BaiTel of Olives,
just open,
per quart Cif
Sweet, Dill and Sour Pickles, per (Tot: Fancy Sweet Juicy anges, per 6i dozen .Ji We Have Some
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Sweet Potatoes, -3 3 pounds -..llfC Our Day Light Coffee will suit you. Have a 6$ pound at M Easy Jello, with a fancy sauce dish with every , 1 Al, T"k a5W
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We Have a Nice Window Full of Good Things for Your Thanksgiving Feast. English 'Walnuts, lb-.-20c New Almonds, lb 21c
Two Co-respondents. The case of Mrs. Klizabeth Moor, the wife of Con Moor, who is suing for wparate maintainance, was to have been reached last week, but will not come up until this week, according to the decision of the judge. Minnie Thompson and Gertie Hayes are named as co-respondents in the case. Miss Virginia Brooks accompanied Mrs. Moor to the courtroom.
9513 Coombs v Miller Brg- Co. &53S Samp v Crown Brg Co. S5 44 First Polish B L & S A v Swyez nskl. 0."72 Nichols v Nichols. 9588 Bieker Bros v Mcllroy B & II Co. S5S3 Ind Harbor L & C Co. v Great Iakes Cement Con Co. 9613 Lake County Savings & Trust v Szymanski. tAKE-POUTEH CIRCUIT COURT. Judsre W. C. McMaaao. At Crown Point. Information. The court is taking up a couple of
rlminal cases loaay. They are:
State vs. Mike Kozocik. Search war
rant.
Moved to Hospital. Tony Litzan. who was taken suddenly ill while at his work lust week, was removed to Carl Beck's hospital, Chicago, yesterday afternoon, where he will submit to a critical operation. Mr. Litzari is- employed in the Uon sstore grocery department, and his wide circle of friends are wishing him a speedy recovery.
Files Complaint for Client.
Attorney William H.. Sickman, rep-
esenting i-dltn K. Thompson, filed a
omplaint for a divorce against
eorge L. Thompson. The couple were
married in Detroit, Dec. 3. 1880, and
eparated Nov. 9, 1903. Non-support
nd habitual drunkenness are charged.
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If you are looking for Fresh Poultry visit our Meat Department.
New Brazils, lb New Filberts, lb--Xew Peanuts, lb. . New Mixed Nuts,
Try a pound of the new Phili nuts, per lb 15c Watch our Candy Cases for your candies, -fl at per lb JL9" New Sultana fl fij Raisins, per lb -. Ji. tfL Dried Pears, bright as a gold dollar, 1! U tf per pound .Ji.
New and Cleaned Cur
rants, in bulk, per lb
10c
Home Dressed
Fancv Srrinsr
Chickens, pound Dressed Ducks, pound
..21c
Dressed Geese, pound Baltimore Oysters per quart
ALSO LIVE DUCKS AND CHICKENS
LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE SITEHIOU COIBT, ROOM 1. Judge Virgil S. Itelter. Information. Only special matters will be taken up Tuesday. The following will be taken up Wednesday: 8267 State ex rel. v Kosma. 8339 Doland v McCarthy.
! 84S9 Calumet Products Co. v Dobbins, i 85 27 Merz v United Boiler II & F Co.
8551 Danis v American Maize Products. LAKE! SIPERIOR COURT, ROOM X Judge Lawrence Decker. Information. The Sax cases are postponed on account of some of the lawyers being tied up with the Simon-Brennan contest. Wednesday, Nov. 27: 7533 Wllcockson v Riley. 7534 Gordon v Tosetti Brg. 7S39 Gary L Co v Raklch. 7896 Croak v Croak.
j 7903 Murphy v Murphy. j 7909 Mullen Frg Co v Baloir. t 7918 Potts v Thrallklll. I 7923 Friedman v Praschak. 1 7025 Olson v Centlivre Brg. j 7937 Lyon v Saric. J 7938 Dltt rich v Bryan. 7943 ralerma v Sax.. 79 45 Pumphrey v Sax. j 7947 Erabill v Sax. j 48 Cain v Sax. I 7958 Snidon v Ind N W T Co. I 7972 Raphael B & Co. v Praschlch.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 3. Judge Joaannea Kopelke. At Hammond. Second Wednesday, Nov. JT: 9452 Jaklo v Hughes. 946S Shobe v Shobe. 9483 Zumpfe v Stillson.
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CLOTHING YOU NEED Men; tbat overcoat question Is just about due. We want to help you decide; we want to show you
these new styles and tell you ot
all of the quality points.
Those new belt coats, for ex
ample, can be had at $12, flo, ?1S, $20 $25 and $2S.
Then there are roomy box coats and other prevailing styles at the same prices. Another thing: If you haven't bought that winter suit come here and see our $15, $18 and $20 guaranteed qualities.
Women's coats the smartest styles of the season are here In abundance. Chinchillas, serges, broadcloths and fancy weaves at prices from $12 up.
Many special values in tailored suits will be offered this week at prices as low as $10. New styles in every particular, direct from the best suit makers.
1 1 WEDNESDAY DOUBLE COUPONS ALL DAY 1
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MRS. SIIKV A HOSTESS. very delightful meeting; of the Idle
Hour Club took place yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. T. Shea in
Indiana avenue. The meetinpr this
week was held on Monday instead o:
Thursday on account of Thanksgiving.
Fedro was played during the afternoon
and the first three prizes were won by
the euests who substituted for the
members. Mrs. J. P. Ryan won the
tlrst honors, Mrs. CJ. H. Clover, the sec
ond and Mrs. Charles Hubbard, the
hird. The consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. Shea. The games pro
gressed at two tables. A dainty lunch-
ion was served in two courses follow-
UK the card Karnes. Mrs. Frederick A.
Bull will entertain the members at her
home in Ann street in two weeks.
rilKPAKK FOR DiZAAR. The members of the Ladies' Aid So
oty of the First Presbyterian church
will meet at the church tomorrow aft
ernoon to complete ail arrangements for the bazaar to be given Friday, De
cember 6th.
MKETIXO IS POSTrOSED.
The meeting of the Happy Hour Club
which was announced would take
place with Mrs. rsewell at her home in
Indiana Harbor Friday afternoon has been postponed on account of illness at the home of the hostess. In two
weeks on Friday afternoon December 13th the members will be entertained
by Mrs. Newell.
A very enjoyable meetinp of the
Court of Honor took place last even
ing in Weis Hall in State street. There
was a larpe attendance of the mem
bership and among the visitors was
Mrs. Sands, the deputy who is work
ing in Hammond. The members dis
cussed meeting for military drill work.
After the regular lodge session re
freshments were served and a delightful time was spent socially. The mem
bers will meet again in two weeks on
Monday evening, Pecember 9th and
follow their usual business and social
program.
Th usual business and "octal pro
gram will be followed at the meeting
of Progresive Court No. 166 Tribe of
Ren Hur this evening in the K. of V.
Hall in South Hohman street.
Mrs. John Klinefelter and daughter, j
Crystal of Sheridan I-ake, Col., are the
guests of Mrs. Kate Geib at her home
in Webster avenue.
Miss Mayme Maslilno of Poty street will return today after a visit with Pr. j
and Mrs. Harry Parker at their home
in Champaign, 111.
Mis. P. A. O'Connell of South Hoh
man street has returned from Hanna,
Ind., where she spent a few days visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells.
Miess Elizabeth Kendall of Truman
avenue motored to Chicago today with
a party of friends.
Miss Lucille) Newman returned to
her home in Plummer avenvie after spending several days visiting friends
in Peru, Ind.
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY EVE. UNTIL 9:30
CLOSED ALL DAY THANKSGIVING B53
HmF M mns a B Free Th9E$i$siwm$$ Offer
16-inch Platter or Serving Dish FREE with a $5.00 Purchase
Good semi-porcelain body, tinted with dark
has natural scenry background, full decorations of Turkeys, Horses, Cows
Sheep. Your Choice, given Wednesday in
departments , except grocery with a
$5.00 PURCHASE
tlHryt fWTy green, center
Thanksgiving Op- i nriioci anri P.hi!rironJQ Woarino Annaro! flont
portunities in our uuuiuu uuu uuuuiun uuuuu nppuiui uupn
Coat '.'Special" 18.00 These Coats have a particular Btyle and quality in a great assortment of popular cloths, including boneles; some full satin lined, for Ladies and Misses. Chinchilla Coats, 6.95 For Small Women and Juniors, navy and grey and high neck, belted back, contrasting ' collar and cuffs. Pony Caracul Coats, 7.95 Girls' Handsome Pony Cloth Coats, heavily lined, closed to neck and fastened, beautiful ornaments.
Charmeuse and Velvet Dresses, 14.75 These stylish materials are made in the most attractive
styles styles that are the very latest and suitable for dress and street wear. Ladies' and Misses' sizes.
White Fur Sets, 10.00 Beautiful Fur Sets of white Iceland and fox, unusually full long fur, lined with lavender satin. Seal Plush Coats, 25.00 Elegant Seal Plush Coats, guaranteed quality, genuine fur trimmed in regular and stout sizes. Handsome Black Sets, 12.50 Beautiful glossy black French Lynx, large shawl and pillow muff, lined with old rose satin and trimmed with handsome ornaments.
Serge Dresses, 7.95 These consist of serge and diagonal cloth One-Piece Dresses, trimmed with velvet or embroidered, brown, navy, black and wine.
Specials
Corsets, medium 43c Flannelette Petticoats. .. 1 Q
j j 48c
Children's Dresses.
Aviation Cap. . . . Ladies' Waists.. Child's Sweater.
69c 1.95 48c
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Boys' Suits Boys' Norfolk and Double Breasted Knickerbocker Suits, blue serge, fancy worsted and cheviots, all
new models, a special
Others, 2.50 to 5.00
3.50
Notice!
On and aft
er Dec. 1,
price for hair-cutting in all Gary barbershops will be
35 cents.
JOURNEYMEN & BOSS
BARBERS' ASS'NS,
GARY INDIANA
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, Men's Suits
Choice all-wool blue serge
and gray and brown wors
teds, some hand-tailored. They represent a standard of quality and workmanship that cannot be had
elsewhere, at
15.00
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Boys' Overcoats, Boys' Overcoats 9 to 16; small Boys' Overcoats 3 to 8, made of chinchilla and fancy weave and uif'onal woolens with and without belts, velvet and convertible collars, g Kft a special ,lwU Others, 2.00 to 7.50 Men's Overcoats Men's Overcoats, Chesterfield and convertible collar, also shawl collar overcoats, single and double breasted, black and colors,
10.00
to.
22.50
MEN'S FURNISHINGS Men's Very Nobby Ntckwear for Thanksgiving. Four-in-Hands, Open End and Reversible styles, made of fine silks in light and dark effects, also knit across stripes, pj
25c and all' rt a m .
oweaxer uoats Men's "Bradley" Sweater Coats, pure worsted with converto collars, which may be worn high or turned down Inside forming Ap a V neck S.otj Union Suits White Cat K I o s ed Krotch Union Suits, derby ribbed in cotton, half wool and pure worsted, regular and stouts, IF ft 1.50 0.3U
- How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have kaown P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations mado
by his firm. NATIONAL. BANK OP COMMERCE, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting1 directly upon tiio blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls .family Pills lor con
stipation. Adv.
DRY GOODS ITEMS FOR THANKSGIVING You will need to make some special preparation to enjoy fully the anksglvlng Day and we offer below some very attractive items for this asion.
IfS F"er pair lor l.aaies riaciv v.eiiiiitrie uuoc ui UC sood Quality. Three pair for 55c
2f Per pair for a very wiue range oi juaaies nose in -medium and heavier weights, both plain and fleeced, hemmed and ribbed top.
For Ladies' Hose of imported lisle and silk effects. Regular and extra sizes.
We are sole distributors of the Famous Fay Stockings for both Women and Children.
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350c
5
Ladies Gloves and Mittens j
Per pair for Ladies' Ini-; ported Fabric Gloves, ail
25c sizes. 35c
For Ladies' Cloves, come in silk lined effects and in
good colors, also black.
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Ladies' New Neckwear You will wish some new Neckwear and you will find here an immense range of the newest creations, at
25c. 35c. 50c
to.
2.50
DRUG SPECIALS Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, for in
digestion, 50c size, 33q
75c ...8c
Lo-
l.uu size.
Hydrogen Peroxide, U-pound bottle
Jergen's Benzoin and Almond
tion, for chapped hands and aa face, 25c size iiU Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream, 25c
size, also a trial size of any of Col
gate's preparations at Derma Viva, pore
liquid, whitener, 50c size
West Bad Sprudel Water, a mild
laxative, 33c size at Imported Castile Soap, large bars, 2 for
20c
cleanser and
36c
25c
25c
SPECIAL SALE OF
Buy the Best Jockey Boot In the City, Our Special, 2.C0 Per Pair The Famous Black Diamond make in patent colt and gun metal, extra quality oak soles; have collar to match; also silk tassel; sizes SVi to 11 and 111,2 to 2. Girls' Jockey Boots in patent and gun metal, patent collar and tassels, 82 to 2, extra f ifrt yalue .special bsv Children's Jockey Boots in patents, tans and gun metal, all the wanted
styles, special,
1.69 and
House Furnishings 5-Quart Grey Enameled Sauce Pan or Preserving Kettle, enameled on heavy steel base, f" at I DC
Double Roasters, made of heavy
sheet iron, drop handles, each
1 9c
1.49
14-Quart Dish uniform gray steel base, each
Pan, gray enameled, mottling en heavy
25c
1 9c
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Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish, for nolishing pianos, autos and all
kinda wood work, bottle
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