Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 251, Hammond, Lake County, 4 April 1913 — Page 4

THE TIMES.

1 t Friday, April 4, 1913.

MUSICAL COMEDY ATORPHEUM "The District Loader," a rollicking rhymeful musical play with a rmon, win be th attraction at the Orphovm beginning Sunday. April 6. "The Oiilrict leader," book nrisis and lyrics, is by Joseph K. Howard, and is acknowledged the best effort of this most prolific author. It Is the story of love and political intriirno with a sufficient sprinkling of ricn legitimate comedy und Injected with a dozen of the most lilting musical numbers. The production 1 both lavish and appropriate, while the costuming is both lavish and gorgeous. The cast is headed by Albert Denier who plays

Kzra "Whittle and which part he has played for fivo consecutive season.

SO. SHORE REMOVES EARLY SAND DUNES Contour of the first place to be settled in Gary by Mayor Knotts. Judge Huber, Clarence Hretsch and other early settlers is giving way to a letvel sandy place. The South Shore interurban has a steam shovel at work removing the dunes at Broadway and Fourth avenue. It was at this point in the (then) woods that Gary's first settlers pitched their tents and shacks with a background of trees and dunes was the picture seen by the primitive Garyite of way back in 1906.

make beautiful necks look magnificent

and plain neck pretty. The woman without a neck ornament is not making the full use of her charms. C Come in today and try on some of the lovely ornaments we have just taken into stock. You need not buy. We only want .you to be convinced that you can make yourself look prettier. JJGDMR E. rJ3D(fMRlRl Lake County's Leading Jeweler. 599 SO. HOHMAN ST. HAMMOND. IND.

MADAM Today is the Best Bay to Buy Vour Hew

A big selection in a variety of the newest models and fabrics make buying here easy.

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SIS. $22,501)

AND UP TO $45.00

Come and see these before you buy and come soon for it is get

ting late.

EG3PM CLOTHING GO.

185 STATE STREET

HAMMOND, INO.

MILITANT ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTE SENT TO PRISON FOR THREE YEARS Tram a photcirapk taken wheft Sir. rnWiUTt v1ifed Chicago.

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BUILDING

OPERATIONS NUMEROUS

Cntiaad Tram & L)

Lawrence Cox, remodeling 5,00

Will Humpher, brick residence.. 5.000

C. W. Whitney, brick residence., 4,000

Loren Whitney, brick residence. 3,000 Melvln Monette. bungalow..... 3,000 Chas. Monette. 2 Story house.. S.000

John Beckman, Jr., 2 Btory.... 4,000

Dave Lovegrln, 2-flat building. . 6,000 Thomas Lavene, 2 sty residence 6,000 W. G. Paxton, 3 story residence' 30,000

Dr. Oder, bungalow 3.500 R. Winckler, 2 story house.... 10,000

Totals 194.500

SPRIXG BllI.niNG OPERATIONS, 1013

Business Blocks. Name. Location & Character. Cost.

O. Knoenter, 2 floors 40 ft Hon. .$35,000

J. Jarnecke, 2 floors, 100 ft. Hon. 60,000

Louis Roth, 2 floors, 50 ft. State. 30.000

Wm. Klelfjehe, 2 floors, Hohman. 20.000

n. lapper. z noors. Hotiman.. 5.000

C. Burns, 2 floors, 50 ft., Calu. . . 15.000 W. H. Gostlin. Jr., 2 fls., 25 ft. Cal.- 10,000 Leo Wolf. 1 floor, 70 ft., Calu.. 15,000 H. P. Downey, 2 fls., 50 ft.. Cal . . 25,000 G. Austgen, 2 floors, 25 ft., Cal.. 8,000 J. Ahlborn, 2 floors, 25 ft, Calu. 8,000 J H. McGuire, 2 -floors, 25 ft., CaU 6.000

Totals ...480 1237.000 SPRING BUILDING OPERATIONS, 1913 Business Blocks. .. , No. Location and Character.1 Cost. Wm Kunert, 3 flsSO ft.. State.. 8,000 Peo. C't Co.. theatre & hotel., 20.000 A. Keldenlch, 2 fls., 50 f t , CaL 30.000 W. Miller, 2 floors. 2S ft.. State.. 8,000 Wm. Kolb, 2 floors, 25 ft., Calu.. 8,000

Totals 610

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Cases from Lake County.

Eleven cases were brought here this morning from Lake county on a change of venue. Seven of them wre placed in the superior court' and the rest In the circuit court.Valpo Vidette.

TO WELCOME TRAVELER HOME Indiana Society to Honor Joseph H. Defrees. Some of the things which Joseph H. Defree3, lawyer and former president of the Indiana Society of Chicago, saw on his world-girding trip, and many

things he didn't see, will be reproduced and caricatured by the society on the evening of April 19 at the Black -"stone Hotel when the traveler Is welcomed home. Several Lake.County peo

ple will attend.

specially composed ochestratlon of

the mvlc for the occasion will be rendered and In the words of the invitations

the affair "will be sensational." ,

The opening ode. it is announced. '

will be rendered by the Imperial Orion- j tal Orchestra under the direction of

Professor Ah Toot, late of the Royal

Conservatory of Music at Pekin.

HOBART. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shukueoht attended the funeral of the former's grandmother in Chicago yesterday. Mr. Hazard Halstead who has been working with L. L. Nlksch for the past six years has purchased half Interest in the barbershop owned by Albert Kraus. Mrs. P. Kills has purchased the house and lot on Main street owned by Mrs. Jacobs. Miss Lena Busse has accepted a position as office girl at the Scharbach lumber yard. j Mrs. W. P. Crockett and daughter Ona of Valparaiso visited friends and iflalive here the past few days. An afternoon tea party was held at the home of Mrs. E. Nlkach yesterday, about twelve of her lady friends attended.

ADVERTISE AND AGAIN IN THE TIMES.

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always homemakine. She is con- V-s

continually looking for something that will Improve the appearance and 5omfort of her home just the same as the -up-to-date business man i3 eternally devising something to increase the value of his business. You know that is true, madam.

If you are. thinking of furnishing a home, now is your time to get bargains. The splendid selection of the latest furniture we are offering this week at prices that will astonish you In your great chance. Every piece of furniture and article has been marked down. Ycu owe it to yourself, at least, to inspect our stock before you buy anywhere. Come in today. Our Special Offer in . Beautiful Bed-Room Furniture For the Next Ten Days

Circassian Walnut Bed, including

spring and mattress, Dresser, Chair

and Rocker, complete,

$110.00 value, special.

85.00

Genuine Mahogany Bed, including spring and mattress, beautiful Dresser, Chair and Rocker to

match, $120.00 value, special.

83.130

Birdseye Maple Bed, including

spring and mattress, elegant Dress

er, match for same, $100 value, special.

Genuine Quartered Sawed Oak Bed, Colonial design, including spring and mattress, beautiful

Dresser, including Chair and Rock

er to match outfit, $70.00 value, Bpecial.

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HAMMOND. IND. 158 East State Street

D ARROW COMING

HOME FROM COAST Los Angeles, Cal., April 4. Clarence 8. Darrow, former chief counsel for the McKamaras, who has been tried twice for alleged Jury bribery in connection with the famous dynamite trial, is on his way to Chicago, whence he came two years ago to defend the two brothers now in prison. Darrow thirfl trial on the Jury bribery charge is set for June 16. but there have been persistent reports that he would never be called upon to defend himself again.

rVIO"V SCOVT SCRAP. ChewlajK tnhaeeo la without a doubt the bent Scrap the aaarket today. It la Bot only a fiae raew, bat the slse of the package should appeal to you Adv.

TOLLESTOii. Mrs. H. Heitzrnan of Woodlawn will spend a few days here with her sister, Mrs. R. Lucey. T. K. Leeka of Hebron transacted business here yesterday. Mrs. K. V. Hood of Michigan City

and Mrs. II. Plctsch of Chicago spent the day here visiting with relatives. Mrs. A. -T. Hood of Hammond was a business visitor here today. Mrs. A. Keck and Mrs. O. Fisher of Blue Island visited with Tolleston relatives Monday. J. Mitchell of Chicago was a business visitor here today. Mrs. F. Meyers was in Hammond to

day visiting. The Ladles' Aid society of the Christian church held an all day meeting" at the church today. Mrs. D. Wick is visiting with relatives in Chicago for a, few days.

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CL,ASSrFIKD ADVERTISING places yoar offer before moart of the people la thla city to whoaa It weal ha-re aay latere.

THE FIRST FRIITS. We are glad to announce that on Sunday. April the 6th, at 3 p. m Mr. C. H. Swingle of Chicago will speak again at the K. of P. hall. Subject: The First Fruits" Rev. 14: 4. Tell the people, says he, come to the lecture with open minds and honest hearts and I will tell them something that will do them good. Mr. Swingle has been with us a number of times and needs no introduction. A cordial Invitation is extended to all. K. of P. hall, over the Lion store, Hammond, Ind.

OCR KOCKERS BOOSTEI.J, UNION SCOVT SCRAP. FOREX (XXXX) plaar cot and COUNTRY CLUB long cut pleaalna: to all chewers aaa amokcra. Quality counts. McHls S. 'fob. Co. Adv.

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EXTRA SPECIAL. Fresh Country Eggs, from Lowell, Ind., not 1 Q1p delivered) per doz 02G

Big Grocery Sale Friday Evening and Saturday

Sugar, Best Granulated, with grocery order of $1 or more, Flour, Butter, Eggs or Butterine not included, yiO 10 lbs h) C

This is Canned Foods Week. We Bargains in all Canned G

A Big Assortment of 10c Canned Goods, Sugar Corn Kidney, Wax or Green Beans, Hominy or Pumpkin, dozen cans 83c ; "1 per can O BROOM SPECIAL.

Blue J Brooms are known by every one. as the best made, sold recrularlv for

55c, sale price

Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, 4 lbs, 95c; 1 per lb I vli Standard Tomatoes, Solid jacked, dozen cans Qp 1.05; per can Uu Fancy New Seeded Raisins, pound pkgs, Q A 3 for -tub Fancy Cream Brick

Cheese, llolstem 17

EXTRA SPECIAL. Butter, Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolutely pure and finest Q"?" obtainable, per lb- 0 C

are offering Big oods

Flour, Gold Medal or Ceresota, the two best brands. bbl sack -2.58 u bbl sack- 1.30 li bbl sack .....66c

Extra Fancy Green Beans, Sifted Early June Peas or Red Ripe Tomatoes, dozen cans, 1.48; 4 91ft per can C2u

Best Mixed Lawn Grass

Seed, 4 lbs, 62c; per lb

Armour's Shield Brand

Lard, guaranteed pure, per lb

Acme Buckwheat, Grand

ma's Pancake Flour, per pkg Uu Sliced Apricots in heavy syrup, 15c 1 1 O can I III

ft. X V xvi. 47c

16c

14c

Brand, per lb

Minas Blend Coffee, an extra fancy blend at a very low-price i)"?tn 4 lbs., 1.05; lb. ;,.rZC Hollenbach's Famous Flower and Vegetable Seeds, dozen 1 fir packages Uu Old Fashioned New York Buckwheat Flour,- QQ 5-lb sack. . . .OU Fancy Maine Sugar Corn, Paris or Big Tree , 4 Qft brand, per can g Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, 17 O 3 pounds I 10

SWCRYSTAL DOMINO GRANULATED SUGAR The finest and qwntoOf sweetest sugar made, put up in dirt and germ proof packages only,

at a less price than what you are paying. u& 5-pound package

27c

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Crispo Crackers, fresh from the oven, 1 tp 4 packages I Jelke's Good Luck Qf Butterine, per lb I (Ju Good Quality Evaporated Peaches or QRp Nectarines, 3 lbs tLljlt Sweet Navel Oranges, good size, 09p per dozen . -Lfab

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A Fine Assortment of 10c

and 12c Cookies, per lb

Finest Quality Peanut Butter, lip per lb- I I L Early June Peas, Independence Brand, dozen cans, 1.10; per 1 fo can I UU Sweet Santa Clara A -f -Prunes, 3 lbs I lb

Fresh made Cottage "t Cheese, per lb ......... I C Fancy Red Alaska Sal

mon, 22c can

18c

Van Camp's or Armour's Pork and Beans, dozen cans, 1.40; 4 per can Carolina Head Rice, the 10c kind, 99ft 3 pOUlKlS aWaaaU

HAMS Oscar Mayer's Moose Brand, mild cured, weigh from 8 to 12 pounds each, per pound MILK Carnation Brand, dozen cans, 99c 3 cans

18k 25c

Good Quality Chocolate Fresh Roasted Salted Pea- Imported Walnut Meats,

Drops, 1 9 ft nutT per per lb I lLj pound All Our 40c Hand Dipped Speirmint K

Chocolates, OCm connection,

per lb afJlu? per fb

Eo Co MS:

4r all Halves QQ I I U per pound OUu

sses, a new Fresh Made Jelly Beans,

1 fl special for SaturIUC day, per lb (C

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