Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 305, Hammond, Lake County, 13 June 1913 — Page 4

TUB TIMES.

Fridav, Juno 13, 1913.

town Point News

Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

SHUCKS

Prom the Diary of Si. Lenc

"It's pretty tough when a girl has the hives and can't scratch her back for fear of ripping her tight-fitting gown." Rube. Yes, but it's a durned site tougher on her if she hex t' wear an extra petticoat f keep th" durned things frum showin'. Eh, what. Rube? 1-en Spooner sez a miss is good fer a mile eight nights in th' wk.

It is now necessary for the traveler on railroads to carry individual drinkins cups, if they are of the species

that are Inclined to thirst and take water as the only quencher of same. The new law, which provides that' no "community" cups shall be carried on trains, is a national one and affects all railroads. Consequently it is up to the thoroughfarer now to carry an . individual cup or go thirsty on trains. The law provides also that ice cannot be put directly into the tank of water, but must be put around the tank for sanitary reasons, and provides that all railroads shall be provided with this kind of a system of thirst irrigation. The law will work especial hardship

on the Krie road, as it will probably compel them to buy a few new drinking tanks and retill the one on the milk train with fresh water at least every third or fourth day. Ben Hayes is now making sand fly on all directions on his new residential subdivision in the east part of the city and will annihilate time and expense in making the same one of the most up-to-date and picturesque residence sites in the city. Several new houses are already planned, xo be built on the site, plans for a new and costly home for John H. Claussen being completed this week. Mr. Claussen's house will probab'.y De the first to be started on the Hayes subdivision, but at least four more are being planned for this year. Mrs. Oliver Wheeler will leave this week for ITnJontown. Pa., for an extensivt visit with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fisher of that city. Mrs. Fisher being formerly Miss Myra Wheeler of this place. Mrs. Mary Alice Brown Is visiting friends at Houghton, Mich., this week. Mrs. Mabel Lowe will entertain a number of Crown Point ladies at a luncheon at her home in Chicago today. Among th-se attending the affair will be Mrs. Emanuel Buehler, Mrs. Ben Hayden and Mrs. Floyd Tennant. Mrs. Justis and children, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C.

Englert on Kast street for about two' weeks, returned to their home in St. Louis, Mo., today. Mrs. Eugene Thomas of Chicago is visiting the Glovers on Main street this week. John Foss is transacting business In Hammond and Chicago today. A dance will be given at Central Music hall tomorrow evening. The Lutheran school picnic at the county fair grounds yesterday proved a most enjoyable affair and the ideal weather brought out a record-breaking attendance to the annual event. A brass band helped to enliven the festivities and there was nothing lacking in the way of athletic sports and good things to eat to satisfy the most fastidious person on pleasure bent. The ball game scheduled for Sunday with the Royal Giants has been called off for the present, and it is said

the team will go to Hebron for a clash

with the nine of that town on that

date. The regular schedule of Sunday games will be followed thereafter.

building which is to compare with any I at East Gary todav. The new venture

It i

WHITINO TO HAVE H BANK BUILDING

building of this kind in the county

is estimate dthat the cost of the new building will be about $40,000, the location to be at 119th street and New York avenue on the lot now occupied by the Helman home, which will be moved to the rear, facing on New York avenue. The building is to be two stories high, a combination of brick and stone. It will be aa substantial, convenient and imposing as architecture can make it. The main entrance will be on llfth street, leading to the bank floor, which will be 60x80 feet in dimensions. The main floor will be divided into, working rooms, president's room, customers' rooms and vaults. The foreign exchange room will be in the rear, the main entrance to this to be on New York avenue. This department will be open at all times. The second floor will be made Into business offices. The inner construc

tion of the building will be of steel and concrete, entirely fireproof, with tile partitions. The building will be lighted by the semi-direct system and a large skylight will also assist in this line. The contracts have not been let for the building, but the officials are now working to this point.

is capitalized for $75,000.

NEW CITY JUDGE FOR WHITING

(Special to The Timers.) Whiting, Ind., June IS. Attorney

John C. Hall has received the appoint- dav

merit as city judge. When Whiting 1 W. C. Reed of Reedsvllle, Pa., is vis

Iting Luke Reed and William Reed.

brick and will measure 2oxl23 feet. The interior will be modern in every detail I with a seating of 234, Herman Jordon returned home today rom college to spend the summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. William Reed, L. Reed and Mrs. Graham attended the funeral j of Mrs. Martin of South Chicago yester-

tended the program at the school Saturday night, and remained over Sunday, visiting at the home of Mr. Munster. Work has commenced on the bridge over the Hart ditch and heavy trucks and automobiles are not allowed to

became a city of the fourth class the

appointment of a city Judge became '

necessary, together with the other new city officials. As this was to have been made by Governor Ralston it has been held up for several weeks, but Governor Ralston has now informed Attorney Hall that he is the lucky man, the salary to be $600 per year.

Mr. Hall is a member of the firm of! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patton of Park

Gavlt & Hall and is well qualified for avenue spent Wednesday afternoon in

Mrs. Elsie Buckmaster spent yesterday with relatives In Chicago. A meat market will shortly be opened up on Corondolet avenue, between 132nd and 133rd streets.

BURNKAM.

First National of That City to Have a Handsome New Home.

(Special to Tub Times.)

Whiting, Ind., June 13. Whiting is to have a new First National bank

CONTEST PREDICTED NOW OE COURSE

Straube Pianos

Victor Victrolas

Columbia Graphophone

Edison Amberola

Edison New Disc

Records for All Machines

Straube Player Pianos

Hammond Pianos

Hammond Player Pianos

Woodward Pianos

Manufactured in Hammond Sold Everywhere One Price Easy Terms

Accordions

Guitars Harmonicas

Mandolins

Violins Sheet Music and Everything Musical

Straube Piano & Music Co. 629 Hohman Street

Hammond, Indiana

Phone 661

Defeated Democratic Candidates to go Before Canvassing Board.

Contest notices having been filed by

Battleaxe Castleman and Frank Zawadski and other candidates as a result of yesterdy's Gary "democratic primaries," a big scrap is anticipated in the demo

cratic ranks with the Tom Knotts men

lined up on one side and the contesting

candidates and the city central commit tee on the other.

The canvassing board, which will sit as a court, and hear the contests and

count the ballots, is made up ot one Knotts man. City Clerk Ralph Snyder

and two anti-Knotts men, John Lyddlck and J. Carmody, appointed by the city

May Throw Out Klectlon.

It is possible that the canvassing

board may throw out yesterday's "pri

maries" and order a new election en

tirely.

Should the contest not be carried

through and into the courts there is

talk of the Zawadzkl and Castleman democrats forming an independent

democratic ticket or either fusing with

the republican-progressive men and

putting out a citizens' ticket.

The canvassing board was at work

until 5:30 this morning making up the

tally sheets.

START TO BUILD

E. GARY FACTORY Work was started today two and one-half miles east of Broadway on the

new Kottusch Tatent Pulley Manufac

turing company plant near East Gary.

It is expected to employ 100 men.

E. Kottusch, president, and E. Taub-

ner. secretary of the company, . 127

North Dearborn street, Chicago, were

his new work. The appointment pires Jan. 1, 1914.

ex-

Chicago shopping. M. E. Wiison is spending a few days with friends at Swtta City. Ind. Mr. Brown, the new section foreman on the Nickel Plate, has moved his family from Valpo here on Park ave-

Mrs. Harry Barnes of Park avenue

Hohwy's new $10,000 theatre, which i wa3 an out-l-lown visitor on vv eunes-

will be completed by Sept. 1.

tlF.ErEWISCH. Quite a number of people from here

attended the funeral of Mr. Prohl of i

Hammond yesterday.

ine Ontario will be the name of John

The !

day.

building will be of brick, the front to! f"r- 8na 3lrs- vul,,am cnler"

be of glaxed white stone and green i la,nea a lew l"ena eanesaay even-

1 ,r'sr at tneir nome on funman ave

nue. The evening was spent in music and games, after which ice cream and cake was, served and an enjoyable time was reported by all present. Mrs. Fred Rau of Pullman avenue was an out-of-town visitor yesterday.

Mrs. William Schroeder, Mrs. A. Anderson. Mrs. George Petersoni Mrs. M. E. Wilson and Mrs. Rein Rau were Hammond shoppers on Wednesday. Mrs. T. J. Cullman and son Walter of Hobart. Idn., is here spending a few days with relatives. Joe Gregory of Bedford, Ind., is visiting his brother, Alfred, Gregory, and family.

FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring; Out Vgly Spota.

How to Remove Easily. Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face, to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable dealer that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the expense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of othlne double strength from your druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it Is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength othine as this is the prescription sold under guarantee of money back if it falls to remove freckles. Adv.

The Necessity of Money is an Unquestioned Fact We will loan you the amount you need on your Furniture, Pianos, Horses and Wagons, Warehouse Receipt" or other good Security. We will give you from one month to one year to pay back the money at 2 per cent. Tou can pay us back in easy weekly or monthly payments and each payment reduces both interest and principle.

The security remains in your possession.

undisturbed

MUNSTER. The marriage of Minnie Kutzbaeh and Kisch took, place June 11 at the home of her father, Fritz Kutzbaeh, on Ridge road. Only the relatives and Intimate friends were invited to the wedding. Miss KuUbach was born and raised in Munster. " We extend our best wishes to the young couple. Miss Etta Henderson of Gary at-

If you need money, see us It will cost you nothing to come in and let us explain our method. Our business Is strictly confidential. Loans taken up from other Companies with more money for yourself. Hammond Loan Go. 669 80. HOHMAN STREET (Over Model Clothiers) PHONE 257

Open every evening until 8 p. m.

THE

BEST

PAPER

Today is this Announcement of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear High Class Ratine Dresses at 3.98. Ladies' Hats at 98c. Wash Skirts at 98c. House Aprons at 49c.

Ratine Dresses 3.98 gives you your choice of Ratine Dresses or Balkan Blouses, flat collar models, medici collar style, Gaby Blouses and Dolly Varden coat effect over 200 patterns to select from at $3.98

Ladies9 Hats 98c While They Last. You may take your pick of the Lot at 98c. About. 100 patterns to select from

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Hammond's Greatest Dept. Store Big Grocery Sale for Friday Evening and Sat. REMODELING SALE AT THE BIG STORE. STOCKS MUST BE LOWERED. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SAVINGS WE ARE OFFERING.

BUTTER Elgin Creamery -guaranteed absolutely pure and finest quality obtainable, lowest price of Oft year, per lb OUU

SUGAR H & IL Granulated, with grocery order of 1.00 or more (flour, butter or butterine not included) AOn 10 lbs hs.G

IsaSSes9 Sunn Us sinddl at&

Is the price we have put on all our Ladies' and Misses' Jackets, Suits and

Goats, this means your choice of the any Goat or any Suit regardless ot the

Regular Price and many were priced as high as $30 none worth less than $15. YOUR CHOICE NOW

Terms: SS.OO Down, $1.00 a Weeh. EMPIRE CLTMN(G COMPANY 185 East State Street Hammond, Indiana

Si ii

Try 7c

Chinook Salmon, Royal Fisher Brand, dozen cans

1.05; per can Oriole Corn Flakes them. Dozen pkgs 82c; per pkg

Macaroni or Spaghetti, Blue Cross Brand, dozen packages, 8Sc; 1 Kp two for I wU Puree of Tomatoes 15c cans 2 for 25c 10c cans 3 for 25c

Crispo Crackers, fresh

from the ovens, 3 packages

11c

Pet or Carnation Milk dozen small cans 49c;

per can - i-c. uozen

large cans 99c; Scans

25c

Fancy Early June Peas or No. 3 Cans Tomatoes, dozen ORf cans, 99c; 3 cans .Uu Jelke's Good-Luck Butterine.

Give it a trial. 5 lb pail 87c; per lb

U. S. Mail Soap, a big bargain,

with grocery order QEf 7 bars r &UU Minas Blend Coffee, best value in Hammond, 4 lbs 1.05; Q"7f per lb-- tf

17k

sugar

Corn, Farm-

house Brand, dozen

cans 73c; four QEf cans ZUu Swedish Safety Matches, cheap but good, dozen Hyf boxes Uu Santa Clara Prunes, good size, with small

pits, three pounds

Evaporated Peaches,

very hne for the mon

ey, three pounds

Domestic Sardines in oil or mustard, dozen cans 49c; ORf 6 cans Ju

One-half bb

FLOUR Gold Medal or Ceresota at the lowest price in town sack 2.63; one-quarter bbl. sack ......

Armour's Shield Brand

Beauty Brand Pumpkin,

No. 2 cans, Cft

17c

25c

1.33

ard:per. 14s Kitchen Klenzer Scouring Powder, two H.

cans

NOW

Rumford's Famous Baking

save this

Powder,

6 cts on

25c can

19c

per can-

Best Quality Sweet APickles, per doz--- I Uu Fancy Cream, Brick or Yellow American Cheese, special price, i QXe peril)-- I 02C

Hand Picked Navy 1 Beans, 3 pounds - C

Grandma's Pancak Flour, 2 pkgs '

15c

Van Camps Porkes

and Beans, dozen fft

loc cans UOjflHHB

1 2cmi

per

can

Extra Fancy Maine Corn, Early June Peas or Red Ripe Tomatoes, all 15c goods, dozen cans 1.45; per can '

f ma m A "iVrT f W w'rt y t "N

wsuax Aixcivci o xfiuuoc vr nc A

m i 1 1 1 ir uu 1,1 ir-.. I'll

or white stock, per Qrt

121c

Brand Hams, weigh from 8 to 10 lbs each,

per

lb-

peck 40c; per lb

A Large Assortment of

10c and 12c Cookies, spe

cial price per lb

8ic

Candy Specials

Rival Caramels, fine eat

ing, GO caramels to box for-

Cracker Jack, 3 packages

12c 11c

Imported Walnut Meats, alUialves, sells for Atipk 50c, per lb T" I (J

Jelly Beans, best quality, per lb

All Our 40c Hand Dipped Chocolates, special OfZ per lb UC Salted Peanuts, fresh

roasted, per

lb-

14c