Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 246, Hammond, Lake County, 21 March 1913 — Page 9

Friday, March 21, 1913.

THE TRIES. WE ARE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS We have the Best Use the Best Offer you the Best Prescription Service At the Lowest PriceQualiy considered Try Our Drug Store Service VJE seo.il bdcwosq At Lowest Prices and Deliver in the city Free We Prepay Parcels Post Deliveries amounting to $2.'50 or more Your Next Drug Order Solicited. Try Our Drug Store Service and (SdJ ipesikdeq Hohman St., Aear State Street Yhor.es 1420-1421-28 Prompt Deliveries no Extra Charge SE 32HZSEBB3SE

SuPuiluDS

PHARMACY

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LAWYERS GET A BIG JUDGMENT

Attorneys Moran & Dyer, representing Charles B. Alexander, have, secured judgment for 131,600 and $900 attorneys' fees against the Calumet Co., a concern said to be owned by Albert Da ' Witt Ersklne. The foreclosure is the result of the failure of the Baldwin Locomotive works to build Its plant as soon as was at first expected. At the time the Bald

win plant located Ersklne purchased

St acres of ground in Indiana Harder from Charles B. Alexander.

He made a part payment on the

property and grave a mortgage for $31,-

$0 for the balance. lie expected to be

able toturn It before the other pay

jnent came due It Is said but he was not able to do so and the result is that he

defaulted his payments and the former owner of the property started suit to

-foreclose.

The property will be sold at the east ; door of the court house at Crown Point ! for enough to cover the amount due

. on the mortgage or as much more as

; the property will bring.

This Is one of the largest foreclos-

; urea In the history of the county. At- : torneys Moran & Dyer were awarded

1900 attorneys' fees.

DISAGREEMENT CASE

SETTLED TODAY After a trial lasting for a week or

more, resulting in a disagreement, tne

case of Iavid E. Evans, the well-known

Hammond painter, against C. A. Bohrk-

ardt and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schutz was

settled for $3,500.

At the same time a settlement -was

made with the widow of George Shelly j

of Grand Rapids, who was killed in the

same accident. Mrs. Francis Shelly receiving $1,500. Mrs. Shelly has no children.

The settlement was made this morn -

prosecuting attorney wil lask for the extreme penalty In the first case and for a long Jail Bentence in the other.

Federal Court Meeting. The federal court in Hammond will convened on April 15 for the transaction of the business of the court. Deputy United States Clerk Charles Surprise has not. however, received the usual notice that the Jury lias been called. It is expected that Judge A. B. Anderson will take up the matter of the 122 second paper cases which are pend

ing. Judge Anderson, by the way, ' is

ing in the office of Attorney Joseph the Judge who sat in the famous bridge

Conroy. Both Evans and Mrs. Shelly were represented by Attorneys McMahon & Conroy. Peter and Mrs. Schutz were represented by W. J. McAleer and James K. Stinson.

GARY NEGRO ON TRIAL TODAY This morning Andy Bailey, a Gary

negro, charged with murder in the first J

degree, and Fred Allton. charged with murder In the second degree, were taken before Judge Lawrence Becker and

workers' dynamite eases.

CROWN POINT.

Following is the program for the

cantata, Easter Angels," to be given

at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening. Rehearsals are being held each evening for the musical service. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Offertory St. Cecelia, Baiste Miss Ethyl Heilemann. Solo "An Easter Song." Miss Belle Peterson. Introduction to cantata. Miss Heilemann. "Angel Guards," Mr. Bruce and chorus.

chorus. "Rock of Ages," Miss Olena j son for the terrible accident. Many Clark and Foster Bruce. "The Angels ' witnesses have been summoned and the

of the Resurrection," Edward Glover ( examination will be searching, and chorus. "Calvary," Miss Clark, j Case Chapman is reported to be quite "The Victory Is Won." Chorus. "Thou j seriously ill at his home on East street. Art Gone Tjpon High," Laurence Knight j Ralrt11 ,, hi , ,

and chorus. "Joy In the Mansions of ; have been eneA for the Easter Mon. Light. Misses Crawford Tinkham and j day dance at Central haU Bruce. "The Angel s Adoration," Edward Glover and chorus. "Postlude," William Livingston, one of Crown Miss Heilemann. . Po,nt 8 5" "ians nd a civil war J veteran, who has been seriouslji HI at Attorney and Mrs. Otto J. Bruce de-j his home with peumonia. Is reported lightfully entertained a party of gent-j some better today, with the chances lemeiuand lady friends at their home : for his recovery increased.

on south court street at a 6 o clock

dinner last evening. The occasion be

WANT TO HONOR

"UNCLE DICK"

arraigned. They were asked to provide j "Angels at Gethsernane," Mrs. Short

counsel, and the date of their trial was

fixed. On account of the prevalence ot murder and crime among the colored people of Gary -It is expected that the

ridge and chorus. "The Wondering

Angels." Miss Louise Crawford and

Jng given in honor of Congressman and Mrs. John B. Peterson, who will leave shortly for Washington, D. C. Miss Clara Griesel of Milwaukee has returned to Crown Point to live with

her father. Henrv C. Griesel. on Clark f they have lost

. At i all times ready to give

Will Laws is reported on the sick list. Miss Mary McMahan, Major Allman and Herbert Johnson are spending the

spring vacation of their respective f

The members of the Hammond Saloonkeepers' association, realizing that

a friend who -was at

a fair and

square deal to all in his public office, will have representatives at the Schaaf funeral. A meeting of the executive board was held this afternoon to make arrangements for this.

The association held a regular meet

ing yesterday afternoon.

RIIEHLEEl BROS.

BUG SPEGHtil fflE&T S&LE

Cut Prices on all Fresh and Smoked Meals Saturday, March 22nd Watch our window display every day for cut prices on special meats.

NO, 1 FRESH PORK LOIN, per pound..

I4c

1 4c

NO. 1 FRESH PORK 4 Of 8HQULDERS, per lb...

NO. 1 FRESH PORK BUTTS, per pound

NO. 1 FRESH STEW- 4 f ING CHICKENS, lb.... 4' C

NO. 1 VEAL ROAST, per pound NO. 1 VEAL STEW, ., per pound NO. 1 FORE QUARTER LAMB, per pound.... NO. 1 HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound..... NO. 1 LEG OF LAMB,

5c 2c Oc 2c

14c

NO. 1 LAMB CHOPS, per pound. NO. 1 BEEF POT l ROAST, per lb....

STRICTLY FRESH LIVER,

per pound NO. 1 SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound............. FRESH HAMBUP.GER STEAK, per pound... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED REG. HAMS, per lb... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CALL HAMS, per lb.. NO. 1 SUGAR CURED

BREAKFAST BACON, lb ALL SAUSAGES, per pound NO. 1 RIB ROAST, boned and rolled, per lb.......

12c

lo-ric

Tc 14c 10c 17c 121c

17c 11c 14c

per pound

MANY OTHER VARITIES OF MEAT NOT MENTIONED AT CUT RATE PJilCES.

1111111. Mcaw IlllllP,

schools with their parents In this city. J

The inquest to determine the manner ) 1 1 and responsibility of the deaths of Tango Series Is Finished. T f arrv Fprrv and Alienist TCindbprsr was : -

held this -morning, and it is said a The concluding lessons of a subscrip-

thorough" investigation will be made) l,on ee"eB w-uy - numr vl i,u In n effort to An o,,t the exact r- I mnd society people acquainted them

' selves with the intricacies of the tango

took place last riisht at Prof. De

Pron's dancing academy. The class has been in vogue for three weeks and some very enjoyable sessions have been spent by thoewho were taught the widely described national dance by Argentina. Prof. Da Pron was found to

j be a finished instructor in the mazes

or me tango anu aiso gave nis pupiis lessons in a number of other contemporary dance steps and combinations.

e A. Grisuold & Son

DEALING IN GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE 276 State St., Corner Sohl and State Sts., Phone 480 Hammond, Indiana Don't forget to look at our window, for Special Bargains. We change every day if you are looking for Bargains it will pay you to come and take a look at what we are dispalying ' There will be a demonstration of the Sun-Shine Biscuit Co.'s Goods at this store Saturday, March 22. All 10c packages, 3 for 25c. We carry a most complete line in Hardware, Paints, Oils, Garden Tools, House Tools, Granite Ware, etc.

Special Easter Sale

j s I win. Mm . .......

VI. z. m strictly Fresh Eaas.- .

per dozen. ............. '1.... L. Q

mir Monc; Z"'

'If! : .- m L a

3 ror fcai; Butterine, per 1-pound OO

roll. tUI:

6 10c cans ..5Rc

Kitchen Cleanser. At"

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VyAlL American ramny ooap, Srf for.... UC

'Gallon Apples, per can 35q Rich Flour, 25 pounds (J2C

Fruits and Veg etables of All Kinds C. W. HUBBARD Phone 282 Prompt Delivery.

laLT

15c

YOUR Easter Outfit is not complete without some suitable piece of jewelry in conformity with the season. Let lis show you air the latest fashionable novelties in this style of jewelry that are worn by the smart set. We have a selection that will delight you. Jito. E. McGarry Lake County's Jeweler. 599 S. Hohman St. -:- Hammond.

Best Brand on Earth is the Red Cross Macaroni or

Spaghetti, 2 packages for. .

To Close out the Green Circle Brand Raisins, as

long as they last, per package

Pet Brand Milk, large size cans, 3 for 25c; babv'size, n;an: 25c Swift's Pride Soap, for Saturday, 10 bars. OUb Everybody knows what Snider 's Catsup is; take a large bottle home for 19c and a 15c bottle -lO for IZC Best Creamery Butter, for Saturday, QQn per pound. vOU Strictly Fresh Eggs, from St. John, 0 1 A per dozen II Van Camp's Beans, No. 2 cans, 12c; No. 1 Qft cans, each Ob Electric Wall Paper Cleaner, per 7!ffc ran I 2U Sweet Spiced Pickled Peaches, No. 3 can &vU Get Sweets for EasterLemon and Orange Slices, a 15c pound candy, $f for Saturday. . . ... I UU Special Ceresota, Pillsburyt New Century or Gold Medal Flour, H-bbl. sack, 67c; JC H-bbl. sack I mJm Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 3 packages 25 C Grandma's or Acme Pancake or Buckwheat Flour,

Saturday, per package . . .

71c

Quaker or Toy Oat, No. i 25c A No. 2 Can of Tomatoes, 3 cans t OC for ZOC Best H. & E. Granulated Sugar, Saturday,' Cft per pound ,.uD Here is a bargain, a Pound of Best Fig Bar Cakes for Saturday, per 4 pound'. I UC Can Corn, Pumpkin, Hominy, Kidney Beans, Green and Yellow String Beans, your choice, TFA can 2U Here is one more bargaina large bright Prune, regular price 15c, Sat., 4 ftg per pound I UC American or Brick Cheese, pound . . . 20c Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, per Kf pound OC Large Head Rice, regular 10c rice, "?1 f per pound 3C Best Sound Rakes, QQ made, for Saturday 39C A Good Garden Rake for

Saturdav at.

WILL ASK FOR

NEW FRANCHISE It is expected that the Eastern IH5- ' nois Traction company, a subsidiary of the Chicago City Railways company, will go before the West Hammond city council In a few weeks with a new , franchise. I

At least the citizens there seek to i

have the company come in and ask for

a new franchise, mere- is some question as to the rights of the company now and the purpose in having the new franchise passed Is to make certain that there are now flaws In the errant.

SUPERIOR IN EVERY WAY in appearance, in taste, in materials and in the making you will find our cakes, cookies, doughnuts, etc. They are not only dainty and appetizing to look upon they are mighty good to eat, too, because they are made ol the very best ingredients and baked in that inimitable way. Let us have your order. The Hammond Modern Bakery BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS, 86 State Street. Phone 298. HAMMOND, - - INa

21c

MEAT DEPARTMENT

No. 1 Smoked Hams, per pound . Brisket Bacon, per pound ; Oysters, per quart

2TU

mo 35 c

A large supply of fancy Veal and Chickens for your Easter Dinner.

Will Attend Tonight. There will be a meeting of the principals of the North Central Association in Chicago tonight and it is expected

that a number of the secondary principals of the Hammond schools will be

present.

Heat, when and where you want it

Get a Gas Heating Stove No. Ind. Gaa

& Elec. Co.

WANTED! EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES, MILLINERS and -ALTERATION WOMEN. Apply at once THE WHITE STORE.

gup erior stock and the best JJquors that have stood the test.

JJxquisite, and such tempting wine, "yerily the taste is always fine, Jn here you get the finest GIN JJow that is why we do win. ines the best and purest kind, Jmported wines also you will find. JJow we suggest that you try JJven our good OLD GUARDIAN RYE, gatisfactory and always pure, ND ot that you can be sure. Jet us send you plenty of cheer Jn case of our good beer. Quality here, that is our aim, fjnexcelled goods has won us fame, Qur phone is number 4 3 8, Jjight here the stock is up to date, gatisfaction now you always get at 145 E. STATE STREET.

California Wine IHoesc

Easter Sale March 2 2nd At the gJMZE (SaDlURJirV (ECSEfiZ'JECSV

A Japanese Cup and Saucer With Every Pound of Cutter or Coffee

FEE

FREE!

Jim Best Fresh Gathered

Hountry Eggs Hirect Shipment

mmmm

25c

FRAGRANT

Extra Jap Tea, the 60c kind, Aff per pound k. . iUU Hoo Choo Gunpowder Tea, i J fin per pound lUu

DELICIOUS COFFEES

Try our O. G. Blend

Coffee, per pound

Best Peaberry Cn Coffee, per pound. .3u

Our Own Blend OO

Coffee, per pound. bOvf

TEAS

Best Ceylon Tea, the 60c grade, per pound

Nlclile Plate filstg-,

40c

Hershey's Cocoa, H-pound can. ................ 10c cans, 3 for. ............. Pet or Carnation Milk, Hoffman's Red Bar Brand Full Cream Brick Cheese, per lb..

15c 24c 16c

148 East State St.