Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 285, Hammond, Lake County, 20 May 1913 — Page 6
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Beginning Tomorrow Morning at 9 a.m. sharp on Refrigerators and Ice Boxes. Come prepared to buy. You have attended Fire Sales, Closing Out Sales and Bankrupt Sales but never will you attend again the equal of this Greatest of all
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During the recent disastrous flood at Peru, Indiana, on manufacturing goods the loss was immense, occasioned by water and mud. Great quantities of goods were carried away by the high water never to be recovered. The manufactured goods in the warehouses, within reach of the water, was damagd by water and mud and had to be sold at once if anything was to be realized Mr. J. Arkin, manager of this store, was tipped off about this great buy and he took tha first train for Peru and got his pick of beautiful porcelain lined oak frame ice boxes and refrigerators that retail anywhere on earth from $25.00 to $40.00. An offer was made to the manufacturing company for 500 of these new high grade refrigerators. The same was promptly accepted, they were glad to get the money and pocket their great loss. ? -
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Is our price. Come early and take your pick as long as they last. These are no cheap makes put up for special sale purposes, but are all well known high grade makes. You will find them more or less covered with mud, but at the above price you can afford to spend a couple of hours in washing them inside and out and SAVE $25.00 TO $30.00. In connection with this flood sale we are placing on sale at a great saving OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE, BRASS BEDS, BED SPRINGS, MATTRESSES, COUCHES, CHAIRS AND GO-CARTS. V YOU MUST COME EARLY Special salespeople will be on hand to take care of the hundreds of people coming from all parts of the Calumet Region to this greatest of all sale feasts.
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Crown Point News
Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital
boulevard entertained the latter's sister, Mrs. Spauldlng of Chicago Saturday.
SHUCKS
Prom the Diary of Si. Leaf
Keepin' up a la Mary Garden: The junior girls are all wearing the same kind of hair ribbon this week to keep up with the senior girls, who are wearing blue and white balkan blouses'. Elder Berry sez th wine glass ain't th' only harmful thing f look into when it's rd. Ses th" ink bottle's generally bud.
ments for the annual banquet and reception to the graduating class of 1913. A goo dtatendance is reported. Mrs. Dessemeyer of Michigan City, formerly of this place, is visiting with Crown Point friends for a few days. The injury to Pitcher Ebner's hand on Sunday has proven to be quite serious, he getting two badly split fingers in his attempt to stop the line
drive from First Baseman Trump's bat.
BURNHAM. Mrs. Sarah Burnham, Mrs. Andy Anderson and Marie Sprunce attended church at Hammond on Sunday morning.
j Fred Fuller of Center avenue was a
Hammond business visitor yesterday. Mrs. George Kosin and daughters of Hammond visited 'her mother, Mrs. Jabrosky, yesterday. Mrs. O. J. Kiersey of Center avenue spent Sunday in Robertsdale, visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Wall. Miss Dolly Patton spent Sunday afternoon in Chicago. Miss Estella Mills of Harvey, 111., spent yesterday here visiting her mother, Mrs. George Mills.
WHITING AND ENVIRONS
Nick Lauerman was a Hammond
visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel and family J from Hammond passed through town ! Sunday afternoon.
air. ana Mrs. w uiiam Webber from
The injury will put the plucky Crown
Point pitcher on the retired list f or j Mrs. J. W. McConahey and daughter, some time, it being his twirling hand Gertrude, of Pullman spent Sunday that was injured. Manager Wagner j here, visiting her sister, Mrs. George
has a new pitcher in view to take Eb- Phillips.
Blue Island were St. John visitors SunTo Thb Times: I did not sell the drew and Eberhart Keilman, and from jay. properties offered at auction yesterday j the East Side were Mr. and Mrs. Al- j jjr- an(j Mrs. jj, x. Leonards from for the first time. I have reduced I bert Schaefer. (Hammond were nmonr th st. John
Lowell were the guests. at the home of their grandfather, L. Keilmant of thia place, Sunday. Mrs. Mat Schuts is on the sick list and has been removed to the home of relatives for treatment at Chicago. -
visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wachter and son and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmal and
of relatives
The manj friends of "Pete" Henning were overjoyed to hear of his success of Sunday in the' Chicago-Covington game in which he figured as the st&r.
Henning has been kept in the fore ground since his signing with the Fei
ner's place until he will be able
twirl again for Crown Point.
ROBERTSDALE.
Mrs. Liles of Linooln avenue was a Hammond visitor yesterday. A number of loads of black dirt are being hauled on the Franklin school
Dronertv fur f hp nurnnva nf mn1u a i
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"-"8". Having ana nine cnance lawn
to show his mettle, but his opportunity
arrived Sunday when he was put in to stem the tide of defeat. Henntng's work was creditable and the chances are that he will be used in the future games of the Covington team when the services of a good pitcher are needed.
to ' Mrs. Robert Patton spent Sunday in
i Hammond visiting her mother, Mrs. t Lauerman. J Mr. ani Mrs. Charley Burnham of Englewood spent Saturday and Sunday here with the former's parents, j Mr. and Mrs. LehnhofT of Park avenue , entertained company from Ham
mond on Sunday evening. Miss Elizabeth Patton of Park avenue spent Sunday afternoon at East Side with friends.
MUNSTER. Miss Herlltz went to her
Misses Anna and Ida Stiller of Rob
erts avenue were guests of their sister, , Mrs. Radloff of East Side, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stross will entertain the members of the Marquette
club at their home in 116th street to- Cedar Lake for a few days
morrow evening.
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Ift - : r'f k lni8t"ed Su"- : social at the school tomorrow evening, day afternoon and that her chances for . Mr an(J Mr8 lire are now good. She was terribly t , j . burned about the mouth and throat!'. bulevard wer,s Chicago visitors i . . , ... .. . yesterday. but her rugged constitution and prompt i . ,, ...
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prices all around and hope these new . "She Stoops to Conquer" will be givfigures will attract a buyer. en by the Junior class on next Thurs1. 1 will sell the Robertsdale house ' day and also on the following Tues-
with modern improvements for $2,575, day night. The play consisting of five'famjjy were the guests
No. 1177 Harrison avenue, 50-foot lot. ' acts, promised to be the best produc- . jre Sunday. 8 rooms. IX necessary I will reduce tion ever given here by local talent. i The comlne marriaze of Josenh
again. j" Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duggan enter- j Thielen to Elsia Stark and Peter 2. Story and a half house in Gary, ; tained a number of friends at their Thiel to Uora Ports was announced between 7th and 8th, on Tennessee st. ; home on Pennsylvania avenue on Sun- Sunday. Call and see the numerous conveniences 1 day. In honor of their children, Helen,! Dave Friedman from Hammond
and improvements. Wedesday's price is ' Marie and Joseph Duggan, who were i transacted business in town on Mon-
confirmed. ' 'day. , . j The Royal Neighbors will have initi- j Louis Belshaw from Lowell and Otto ation at their meeting next Wednesday Seberger from Crown Point were here
S TIE GLITZ PARK. Mrs. H. O'Keefe of South Deerlng wa a visitor here Sunday. Miss M. Lucey Is on the sick list. Mrs. Lora Dorsey of South Deering was a visitor here Sunday. Quite a number of the Stieglitz Park boys attended the ball game in East Chicago. Master R. Slukie was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Mrs. Birts of South Deering was a visitor here Sunday.
$1,175, and I will cut again if I don't sell at this price. 3. Beautiful residence corner of 115th and Roberts avenue. Paving, sewer and sidewalk paid for. Wednesday's price down to $975. Ought to sell at this price.
4. That forty-foot lot on Sheridan av-
on business Monday.
DYER. The entertainment given at the St. Joseph's hall Sunday evening by the young ladies was a success in-every respect. The hall was entirely filled,
even standing room was at a premium, i
night. Mr. and Mrs. Swarts of 119th street entertained out-of-town relatives on Sunday. - Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Gordon enter-
enue, north of 117th st. All improve-J tained a number of local and out-of-ments in and paid for. Wednesday . town relatives and friends at their $775. Will cut again if I don't sell. home in Srhrage avenue in honor of the
HENRY S. DAVIDSON. l.un Dirtnaay anniversary oi me.r son. The p,ay Rebekan.s Trlumph was very 509 Clark St.. Whiting. Ind. (Meyer. The Gordons entertained bot" j interesting and held the Interest of the i Miss Charlotte Daugherty of Chicago , on Saturday and S""day. . audlence throughout, while "At the spent Saturday and Sunday with her ! Go Snyder'B Studio for picture Junction" gave them something of a
aunt, Mrs. J. Canner of New York ave- ! framing. , e-t i
YOU get instant wirmm ana comfort with a Gas Heating Stove. No.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION Severe Case of a Philadelphia Woman Her Symptoms.
Miss Ruth Foster, who has been here
for several months visiting her aunt j and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James Hen-
home in 1 derson, has returned to her home in ,
Ind. Gas & Elec. Co.
ST. JOHN.
0.vi oteinoacn is re- The eighth grad pupils
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The homes of Gerrit Yungsma and companied her to spend a few weeks In
Peter Tanis have been fumigated by Louisville.
Louisville, Ky. Miss Anna Dufallo ac- ( Andrew Kammer, postmasterf visited
medical treatment overcame the effects of the deadly drug. ' The Crown Point high school athletic team is not figuring on making any extraordinary showing in the Lake county , high school athletic contest' at the fair grounds next Saturday. The fight for first honors will be between Hammond and Gary, the local athletes not figuring on a place in the
contest. J Miss Mayme Laws has accepted a position at the Lyric theater.
The members of the Crown Point High School Alumni associaton met at the home of Mrs. Frank Houk on Court street last evening to make arrange-
IT CURES WHILE YOU WALK Use Allen's Foot-Ease, the antlseptia powder to be shaken into the shoes. It Instantly takes the sting out of corns, itching feet. Ingrowing nails, and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Ladles can wear shoes one size smaller after using. It is a certain relief for sweating callous and swollen, tender, aching ceet. Try It today. Sold everywhere, 25c. Trial package FREE. AdfiKSa Aiiip g QlsasleJ 1 Roy, jsj. J,
Edmunds of South Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith of Englewood were the guests of Mrs. Elliott Aman of Roberts avenue. Improvements are being made in the new Robertsdale Park sub-division. Amy avenue is being graded from 116th street to 115th street and work on the sewer and cement walks will be started in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dreesen of Rob
erts avenue are entertaining Miss Julia Hubbard of New Baltimore, Mich,, for a few days. . Judge Robert Atchison spent Sunday in Crocker, Ind., on business. Mrs. William Aldrich and daughter Cora of Allegan, Mich., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Freese of Harrison avenue. Mrs. James Nicholson and daughter Violet and Miss Agnes Atchison were
White City visitors Sunday. Miss Beatrice Stanton and Peter Bley attended the Orpheum theatre, in Hammond, Sunday evening. Miss Mamie Arreve and Lambert Glolt of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul ovpr Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. T. Y. Kohr of Indiana
Health Officer Kaske and the quantine
j Martin Hendrickson of Lima, O.,
raised. Four houses are still under : SDent Sundav here visitin his parents,
quarantine. I Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrickson and
Three pupils of the Holland parochial j aso visited at the Ingraham. home.
school, took eighth grade examination . ... .,... Thln , Vr.
wnn ine iviunsier eignxn graae on Saturday, held by Miss Geib.
street are contemplating a trip to Vermont next month, where they will visit
1 the former's grandparents. What's In a name f Try W IX EG OLD . ,, . t . . ... . Mrs. Peter Moser and son are at rkeninc tobacco and you'l know th . ,, ,. , , . , m , . Indianapolis, visit ng her parents, Mr. aaswer McIIle-Scotten Tobacco Co. ,,..,, ' Mrs. olf.
j Mrs. R. Baumgarten. Mrs. R. Atchison and their mother, Mrs. Platz. have all
gone to Cleveland, O., where they were called by the death of a relative. Mrs. Frank Faust of Sheridan avenue received word yesterday informing her of the serious illness of her mother, who resides in Philadelphia. Andrew Kammer of St. John stopped off for a short visit with his daughter, Mrs. Peter Koch, while on his way to Englewood to attend the confirmation services of his grandson. Twenty-five boys and as many girls made, their first communion at the Sacred Hobart church on Sunday. The services were very beautiful and also were very Impressive. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koch of Oliver street entertained a umber of guests on Sunday in honor of the confirmation of thfir son, Raymond Peter. The guests were Mrs. B. Pfeifer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scherr, Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer and family. An-
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Remove Them With The Othlne Prescription This prescription for the removal of freckles was written by a prominent physician and is usually so successful ir. removing freckles and srlving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold by any first class druggist under an absolute guarantee to refund the money if It fails. ; Don't hide your freckles under a veil: get an ounce of othlne and remove them. Even the first few applications should show a wonderful Improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength othine: it is this that is sold on the money-back guarantee. Adv.
with relatives at Englewood Sundny. Anna Schaller from Hammond spent Sunday here with her parents. Messrs. John Pickering and Lloyd James were Cook visitors Sunday evening. Mr. nad Irs. Al Porti and family from Hammond spent Sunday hero with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Torti. Fred Scherer from Chicago was the guest of relatives here Sunday . Mat Ludwig from Hammond spent Sunday here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thiel and family were Dyer visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Zacharlas from Blue Island were seen In town on Sunday. , Ben Hilbrich from Sihorervill was in town on Sunday. Born to Mr. arid Mrs. Math Schumacher Sunday, a bnby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schumacher from Scherervllle spent Sunday here with relatives. ' Dr. A. H. Farley from Crown Point was in town on business Sunday. Louisa Lauerman and brother Leo were Hammond visitors Sunday. Mrs. Nick Ludwig sr., left for Hammond Sunday morning where she will visit relatives for a few days. . Henry Soelker Is Btill on the sick list. ' Mr, and Mrs. John Stoltz from Merrillville were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerlach Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Peter Schmidt from Chicago was la town on Sunday.
more Jolly nature. The players are to
be complimented on the good work they have done in acting their different parts. Saturday afternoon the stockholders of the Dyer Creamery Co. held a special meeting to elect a manager to fill
t the vacancy caused by the death of the j late J. J. Klein. Otto Kalvelage was , the choice. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kaiser and
son from Scherervllle were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kaiser here Sunday. Henry Brink of Chicago was the guest of his parents out here over Surtday. Schererviile and St. John were well represented at the entertainment here Sunday evning. Sunday was a record-breaker for automobiles as the weather was very fine. No arrests were made for exceeding the speed limit, yet a number were warned to use more Jujdgment In going through town.. Last Saturday the examination for graduates from the eighth grade took place at tie public scho.ol here. Jacob cherer from St. John transacted business here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thiel and children from St. John spent Sunday with relatives out here. . Willie and Eddie Ruh of Chicago spent several days as Dyer visitors this week. Nick Schutz of Hammond visited at his home out here Sunday. John Gardner and family and Adolph Scherer and family spent Sunday with relatives here in town. Miss Minnie Wolters of Chicago made a pleasant visit with friends here Sunday. The Misses Celia and Ida Kimmet of
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