Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 188, Hammond, Lake County, 10 January 1913 — Page 4
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70 PLUMMER AVENUE
NEXT TO HOTEL CARLETON
PHONE 1568
HAMMOND, IND.
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, JANUARY 11TH, 1913, AT 8 A. M. SHARP, with BIG BARGAINS in Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings, Muslins, Ginghams, Calicos, Flannels, Dresses, etc., at less than the cost to manufacture. A complete stock of bargains. Cut the high cost of living by trading here and you will save money. A grand opportunity to save money on every purchase despite the fact that the wholesalers claim that merchandise is advancing in price. Our prices are always the lowest. Every article guaranteed as represented or your money back. Don't forget the date. Sale starts . READ these items over carefully, they are only a few of the big bargains we are offering. Come and see for yourself and be convinced.
SPSOIAI. o. 1. Mra'a Rrd and Blue Haodk.rrclilcfn, worth 10c everywhere, Q sale price Ol SPECIAL SO. 7.
M'i Fine Smprndf m, worth 25c, wide
or narrow widths, sale .,
12c
SPECIAL SO. 13. Sft-Iach Hock TtwtU, worth 10c sale EE!.. ........ 6c SPECIAL SO. 19. Indies' AU Leather Shoe, high or low heels, worth $2.00 a pair, velour 4 OQ or plain leather, for this Bale. . .AaO7 SPECIAL SO. 23. Mea'a Bine Wool Klaaael Top Shirts, all rIzs, worth 1.50, 79C SPEci A L "SO. St. Oa Special Lt Ladiea Coata, light covert also grey mixtures, values ft OO up to 12.60, at 4at70 MEN'S Sl'ITS i Mra' Salt, browni, grvr and fancy atrip- aulta, alala or rf top paata, a tvell made sjarmeat, actually worth lO.OO. Fasts made with aide back lea M QQ mid belt atrapa uO
SPECIAL SO. J. Canva Glovea, with or without wrist hands, while they m last 4C SPECIAL SO. 8. Mea'a Overalls and Jacket, all sizes, worth 50c, O r sale aJafC v SPECIAL SO. 14. Turkish Bath Towels, bleached and unbleached, a big bargain 12C SPECIAL SO." 20." Mea" AVork Shoes, worth $2.00, for this pir- 119 SPECIAL SO. 2. Comfnrtera Fine Comforters, filled with best carded cotton, lot of which OOa we have a slight surplus ...5JOIT SPECIAL SO. 32. Extra Heavy Klaaaelette, suitable for night Kowns, worth 12 "Ac to 15c yard ? 5C MEN'S U I SINKS SI ITS That'n the prtce we put on lOO Suits that aold up to 12.0O. Caahmerra and worsteds. Aa will woader why we aell AO them at OaafCJ 1 MEN'S DRESS PASTS Yonr choice of one lot of Dress Paata. worth op to 3.0, ... .a QQ aale price . Xa0
12c
SPECIAL SO. 3. Ladles' White Handkerchiefs, a big hnrstaln, while they ft last aSC SPECIAL SO. .
Mea'a Wool Socks, worth 25c, lifrht and
oarK colors, sale SPECIAL SO. IB.
Full Slae Bed Spreads., Marseilles patterns, plain or fringed, 9SC SPECI A I. SO." 21. Boya School Shoes, warranted all leather, a big- bat TR In J 19 SPECI AL NO.' 27. IS-Inch Crash Toweling, bleached or unbleached, O Bale t HC SPECIAL SO. 33.
Mea'a Buckle Artlea, extra heavy lined.
actually worth 1.75, at the low price of "
MEN' OVERCOATS Mea'a Black Kersey Overcoats, RO lacbea Ions;, extra heavy quality, fancy lined.
actually worth 10. OO. alzeca 34 to 44 MRS SINGLE COATS
Seme or Vicuna, black, blue or atriped. worth o.OO, 4J OQ aale J.a70
98c lacbea lined.
5.98
SPECIAL SO. 4. Men'a Rock ford Socks, known the world over as a 10c sock, M n ale tXZ SPECIAL SO. 10. "Amoakeas Apron Glaghami, striped or checks. Ain per yard. I TC SPECIAL SO. 1. f htldren'a All-Wool Sweater Jackets, all colors, a bargain 39C SPECIAL "so." 22! Sinarle Blanketa, 72 in. long and 45 in. wide in gray color with pretty striped blue or red borders, nice for. skirts, cribs, ironing boards or to cut up for 4fkA skirts, etc IV C SPECIAL SO. 2M. I.adlea' Fleeced Lined Veata and Paata, extra heavv quality at the -f QA low price of AW SPECIAL SO. 84. Men'a All Wool Shirts and Drawers, actually worth 1.50, er sale I 5JC BOYS' OVERCOATS Sicca S to 20 years, auto and cravraette Coata. actually worth 10.10, Q QQ your choice Oe0
SPECIAL SO. B. Mea'a Black or Brown Socks, fine ribbed, worth 15c a pair, 7 n sale iC SPECIAL SO. 11. Bleached or I nhleached rUuslin, 36 inches wide, a big bargain. ( ia per yard v SPECIAL SO. 17. Men'a Fleece Lined Shirts aad Drawers, all sizes, special; . . .. . . . . . . . -. ; . u3i SPECIAL SO. 23. Boys 2-Piece Knee Sulta, knickerhocker or plain, at the low price 4 49 SPECI A L SO." 2." I.adlea' Sweater Coata, shawl collar threequarter coat, worth 2.50 and . 4 CQ, 3.00, sale price AoJ7 special so. an. Men'a Corduroy Paata, worth up to 2.50, light or dark colors, -i ftQ sale price JL MEN'S DRESS Sl'ITS One lot of Sulta which we aelected, while they laat, lateat models; tine fabrics. Ineluding; blue aerate Q 98
SPECIAL SO. 6.
l adles' or Chlldrea'a Black Ribbed Hour,
worth 15c a pair, sale
.......7C
SPECIAL SO. It. Fine Calicos, large selection of patterns, fte.r. 4c SPECIAL SO. IS. Men'a Work Shirts, blue or fancy striped "tt'oark Shirts, worth 60c, gale O0 SPECIAL SO. 24. Men'a Work Pants, worth 1.50, all sizes, different patterns, 98C "spec i V l" ' so." so". Boya Sweater Coata With Collar, a warm coat for the winter at the OQn low price, of O Vi SPECIAL SO. 36. Boya' Knee I'ants, extra heavy quality, knick style, worth 75c MwV. MES'S OVERCOATS Black Keraeya and Fancy Cheviots with the latest "Preato Collars worth from 12.O0 to 15.00, Q QQ your choice JtJ
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party, but the boldness of It was what tumped those who heard him. What Did He Mean? No one has been able to figure out just what Cook meant by doing this.
If he makes the declaration with the consent and approval of Taggart; it would appear that perhaps Taggarf. intends to put through some progressive legislation. But if Cook did It without Taggarfs knowledge, consent, and approval it will place Taggart in he embarrassing posltiotL-of. either being c7rrnt)eilgat(fna.'ke good on what Cook
WEATHER NOT TO BLAME It's Your Condition. "This weather simply takes the life
right out of me, I can hardly drag one foot after the other," said a run-down.
tired-out woman, the other day. We want to say to every such per
son in this vicinity. Don't blame the weather, it's your condition. You
need a strengthening tonic and the very best we know is Vinol which is a combination of the two most world-
famed tonics, namely, the medicinal, curative elements of cod liver oil and tonic iron, for the blood. A case has just come to our attention from Vineland, N. J.. Mrs. Allen T. Godfrey says: "I never fall to say a good word for Vinol, for it restored my , strength and vigor after, I had been in a badly run-down condition for several months. Every one who" is broken in health ought to know that Vinol will build them up and make them strong." Try a bottle of Vinol with the understanding that your money will be returned if It does not help you. L. Harry Weis, Druggist, Hammond, Ind. P. S. Our Saxo Salve stops itching and begins healing at once.
said or. of repudiating Cook's statement as to his progressiveism by preventing the enactment of progressive measures. 1 Tom A Progressive, Taggart has all along said that he was a progressive and that he would stshd for progressive legislation at this s.ssion. Everybody knows that he can put it through or keep it from going
through, just as he pleases, because he is really the one great boss of the legislature. It Is s.fe to say that he has at least seventy-three to seventy-five
members of the house on whom he can depend absolutely to do what he tells
them to do. This was Shown in the caucus the other night when the Taggart slate of candidates for house po
sitions went through sailing with about
7S to 75 votes each.
What Does He Care? ' This places the responsibility for lglalatlon squarely on Taggart'a shoulders, and he cannot escape it. . The list of committees announced by Speaker Cook are practically all Taggart controlled committees, and practically all of them could be depended on to follow Taggarfs wishes In regard to their actions. There Is one committee, however, the Judiciary committee, which is regarded as an especially strong committee composed of
clean men. and this offers some encouragement, because it is to th'.s committee that bills to create a public utilities commission probably will go. A majority of this committee, it is believed, is in favor of the right kind of legislation on this subject. Gavit And Liquor Law. Senator Frank Gavit of Lake County, the bull moose senator, says he will probably introduce a bill to amend the liquor law so as to provide that when a saloonkeeper's license expires between the sessions of the board of county commissioners he may have the
right to continue business until the
board meets to act on his application
for renewal. He says that there are
some situations in Lake county that
need that kind of relief. The committee on public morals, to which all liquor bills probably will go, is such as to cause one vo think that there will not be any temperance legislation this year. Soon To Announce. W. P. ONeil, the incoming lieutenant governor, says he will announce
his senate committees probably on Monday or Tuesday. There has been some doubt as to whether he or Lieutenant Governor Hall would appoint the senate committees, but Mr. O'Neill says the incoming official always has made the appointments. ' The plunder committees of both houses have had the devil's own time to make up the lis of employes. There Is such a flock of applicants that they
have nearly swamped the committees.
The house has done one thing that
will cause delay. Representative Pat-
ton of Lawrence county offered a reso
lution requiring committees to report out all bills within six days' time, but the resolution was tabled. A few min
utes later Qovernor Marshall made the same recommendation In his message, but it only caused a smile, because the
house had already killed the proposition.
BUEHLER BROS. 84 STATE STREET HAMMOND, IND. CASH MARKET Specials for Friday Evening and Saturday, Jan. 11th.
PORK LOIN ROAST, per pound FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb.. . FRESH DRESSED STEW ING CHICKENS, per'lb FRESH SIDE PORK, per pound. VEAL ROAST, , per pound 7VEAL STEW, per pound
NATIVE LAMB STEW, per pound..... FORE QUARTER LAMB, per pound............. HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound LEG OF LAMB, per pound LAMB CHOPS, per pound
BEEF POT ROAST, per pound.
12k 12c 13c 14c IQc . . . 7q ..8c I Oc
1 2c 1 1 c 9&IOc
NEW SAUER KRAUT, pound CHOICE SIRLOIN AND STEAK, per pound BEST MINCE MEAT, per pound FRESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound.... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED HAMS, per pound ALL SAUSAGES, per pound 9 POUNDS LEAF ' LARD... : . NO. 1 SUGAR CURED
BREAKFAST BACON, per pound NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CORN BEEF, per lb J. F. JELKE'S GOOD LUCK BUTTERINE, per pound. MOXLEY'S SPECIAL, per pound MOXLEY'S DAISY, per pound
4c
ROUND
1 2k 7c .... 9c 1 5c IQc 99c 1 7c
10c 1 9c 1 8c 1 7c
GAVIT VOTES
AGAINST WOOD
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Give us a call. -We knoyy we can satisfy you and save you money. Call in your order by phone. Order will be ready when called for. ' . : PHONE 1441.
party measures during the present ses sion.
During the late campaign Senator
Gavit made speeches for the candidates on the Progressive ticket in Lak County. It is recalled that Albert J.
Beverldge, the Progressive nominee for
Governor, carried Lake County.
"I intend to vote for and support all
progressive legislation during this ses
sion," said Senator Gavit, "regardless
of whether it is supported by the Re
publicans. If I think a bill Is progres
sive I shall vote for it, no matter whether it is introduced and fostered
by Republicans or Democrats.
"On the other hand, if a United
States senator were to be elected
would vote for a Republican . in pref
erence to a Democrat." Senator Gavit voted for the Repub lican nominees on all propositions ex cept that of president pro tern.
HAVE THEY OR HAVEN'T THEY, HOW? rCentlnvad from Pace l. they trumped up this bond matter. I have been acting as city treasurer right along since this question was
raised, and I intend to continue as
such." '
Honesty 'Sot Qaetsloned. The question was raised first about
six weeks ago, and the council then
passed a resolution instructing the city
clerk to give the city treasurer formal
notice, that he must secure additional
bond.
Mr. Kamradt says he took the mat
ter .up with some of. the councilman
personally and that they" had informed him that they would not question his
bond, but affairs took a new turn last
night, when city attorney Patterson Informed the council, that the treasur
er's office had been automatically va
cated when, Mr. Kamradt failed to se
cure additional bondsmen within ten
days after he received the notice. He
did not give this advice he said, bo-
cause he was personally interested in
seeing Mr. Kamradt ousted, but bocause he wanted to protect the city against future legislation on this ques
tion. Mr. Kamradt's honesty is in- no way attacked in the proceeding.
Lavr Suit Vp Today. The greater part of the evening was
consumed in a discussion of the treas-
urership. and no other action was tak
en. Mayor Woszczynskl said this
morning that he would call a special meeting next week.
The mayor and the city treasurer and
other city officials went to Chicago to
day to testify in Judge Walker's court in a financial matter involving nine thousand dollars and bond series Nos.
45 and 4.6. Loewenthal the bond holder is suing the city for nine thousand dollars, due on improvement assesments.
which Virginia Brooks fought successfully on the ground that they were unjust and exorbitant.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ON HIGH CLASS GROCERIES ARE TO BE OBTAINED HERE SATURDAY. READ CAREFULLY THE FOLLOWING LIST: THIRD FLOOR
GRANDMOTHERS USED SAGE TEA
To Darken Hair and Restore Gray, Faded Hair to Its Natural Color.
after receiving heavy applause he gave a story of his recent Cuban trip. AS the mayor Is a good story teller he kept
the crowd Interested. John B. The Kidder.
Then followed Mr. Peterson, who handed all kind of roses out In his speech. "Whether he meant what he said Is another question Mr. Peterson dwqlt upon the notoriety attained by-
Mayor Knotts as the result of his num
erous arrests. Jaba The Preaa.
"The newspapers in writing up Tom Knotts have done more harm to the
city than they have done to his honor."
was Mr. Peterson s , most . expressive sentence that brought out thundering applause from the crowd." "And now I will talk of postofflces," stated the next congressman. At this. Rev. Mayo and thirteen others who want to be appointed postmaster a"t Gary, felt their hearts beat audibly as everybody expected that Mr. Peterson would announce some appointments to the faithful. But he didn't. Mr. Peterson merely said that when he got down to Washington he would try to have the government rush the building of the $125,000 postofflce in Gary, the appropriation for which was secured by Congressman Crumpaeker. Very little headway was made at the meeting in regard to the second-class eity boom for Gary.
10 Pounds Best Granulated Sugar with grocery order of 1.00 or more (flour, butter or meat not included) I -r 10 pounds. .TlO Elgin Creamery Butter, guaranteed absolutely pure, yf per pound .... if Qw
Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour, the best
made, ra-barrel sack, 2.53; V -barrel
sack, 1.27; re-barrel . vrt sack 041C Fine White Cooking Potatoes, per bushel,.65c; -fl per peck II if V
It Is easier to preserve the color of the hair than to restore It, although it is possible to do both. Our grandmothers understood the secret. They made a "sage tea," and their dark, glossy hair long after middle life was due to this fact. Our mothers have
gray hairs before they are fifty, but they are beginning to appreciate the wisdom of our grandmothers in using "sage tea" for their hair and are fast following suit. The present generation has the advantage of the past in that it can get a ready-to-use preparation called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. As a scalp tonic and color
restorer this preparation is vastly'
superior to the ordinary "sage tea ' made by our grandmothers. The growth and beauty of the hair depends on a healthy condition of the scalp. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy quickly kills the dandruff germs which rob the hair of its life, color and lustre, makes the scalp clean and healthy, gives the hair strength, color and beauty, and makes It grow. Get a 50 cent bottle from your druggist today. He will give your .money back if you are not satisfied after a fair trial. Agent L. Harry Wels.
Navy Beans, fancy hand picked, 1 fg 3 pounds Jl a Sliced Peaches, fine quality, 3 cans 25c Peanut Butter, finest qualpound. . . 11c Cream Brick or American Cheese, finest qualfJA ity, per lb.. 4lf(L Rockwood's Famous Cocoa, 25c can - Grandma's Pancake or Acme Buckwheat J)ffJ Flour, 3 pkgs .tSePvL Gold Medal Flour, five-
pound sack.
18c
Carolina Head Rice, the 10c kind, 9tl 4f 3 pounds .tSJLL' Hand Packed Tomatoes, three No. 2 fPSIf cans k&
Jelke's Good Luck But-
terine, per pound.
Armour's Shield Brand
Lard, guaranteed pure pure, per-lb
Argo Gloss Starch, three zkar. lie Fancy Maine Corn or Early June Peas,fl Mf 15c can... .JLLAl2 New Selected Mixed Nuts, pound. . . ..15c
19c
13c
New Santa Clara Prunes, good size, 4 fkn 3 pounds HHtl' U. S. Mail Soap, with order, 7 bars ...dbvj Domestic Sardines in oil, three cans fl fh for:, HOC Blue Cross Macaroni or
Spaghetti, three 10c packages.
Crispo Crackers, fresh 3 packages. . .....lie Fancy Dry Onions, yellow 10 pounds. ......16c Special Price for Shaker Salt, per can . ..Or'
Wat V 20c
Coffee, our famous Minas Wend,pQ 4 pounds, 1.10; per pound .Cr(L Apples, fancy Jonathans, from Oregon, per peck, 35c; fl per dox Ji..JcP Milk, Pet. brand, dozen small cans, 51c; per can, 4Hc; doz. large cans, 99c: ftl
Q2U
per can.
Oranges, fancy Russets, sweet f Qp and juicy, per dozen.. .11
Hams, Oscar Mayer's Modse. Brand, av
erage 8 to 12 pounds each, per pound.
Can Goods, Sugar Corn, Kidney Beans, Hominy or Pumpkin, dozen Jg cans, 33c; per can. .............. fl C
unu, ti - .16c
RAISINS Fancy Seeded, regular 10c seller, 3 packages, 19c; per package, CANDY SPECIALS
Fine Quality Jelly Beans,
7c
pound . . . 8C Finest Imported Walnut Meats, all halves, l per pound TuaQw
Madcat Marshmellows, wge.glass.......10c
Another Sale of 40c Hand Dipped ChocolatesCpffJ
Sat. onlv, per lb. ..&eJ'V
Salted Peanuts, fresh per pound. . 10c Peanut or Mollasses Kisses best quality, J1 A per pound II