Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 17 October 1913 — Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE TIMES. Friday, October 17, 1913. THE MAGNIFICENT NEW HOME OF THE E. C. MINAS COMPANY OF HAMMOND WHICH WAS DEDICATED WITH POMP LAST NIGHT. as to the causa of his disappearance. All of Monday rumors floated into the notify me at once, as this occurance has been - quite a suspense. SISTER. BLANCHE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE HORSES OF ALL KINDS E. J. MUZZ ALL SOUTH SIDE LIVERY" BARN. 1905 Washington street Gary Phone 212. "allis home, causing- constant worry n the part of the mother, who Is rantic over the absence of her son. Make that cold room bearable with a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas & Eleo. Co. Adv. SStf The theory of foul play was not adanced b' his parents, however. If seen, please notify Omer C. Trout, Phone 861R, Hammond, or address Mrs. Albert Fallis, 306 N. Plum st., Muncie, A WANT AD IN THE TIMES IS V.'ORTH TWO IN ANY OTHER PA. PER. 1 "V nd.

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Sinter Appeal to Ttrotber. Muncle. Oct. 15, 1913. Dear Brother: If you happen to see

my boy Arthur please wire me at once. One week has passod and have found no trace of him. We have found

hree different parties, who saw him

board the C. & O. train Friday after

noon. The boy must have been lured away, as he only had a few dollars in his possession at the time of his disappearance. The police are sending

cards out with his picture and des

cription to all Northern Indiana cities

and I feel in hopes, that he will be

found. The boy had no reasons for leaving, as he had a pleasant home, was given a high school education and allowed all the luxeries that we possess. Now Brother, if you should learn

of any cleus of his whereabouts, please

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REALTY AGENTS PULL OFF NOVEL STUNT (Continued from pars one.) Cleveland avenue, eastward on Cleveland avenue to Moraine avenue, and northward on Moraine avenue to Zachau avenue ,and thence to Hohman street. As the car enters Zachau avenue Its number will be registered In a book provided for the purpose. The number will also be written on a piece of cardboard and dropped into a sealed box. Cars will be registered between the hours of two and four. Then the drawing will begin. The tenth car

number drawn out will win the $50 prize put up by the Hammond & Suburban Realty Co., the owner of Kenwood, and $25 put up by the William Ahlborn Construction company, which has put in the street and sidewalk Improvements in Kenwood. The fifteenth number drawn will win a prize of $25 to be donated by the Hammond & Suburban Realty company, and the twentieth number drawn will win a prize of $10 to be donated by the same company. William Ahlborn, president of the Ahlborn Construction company, was so Impressed with the idea that he offered to increase the first prize $25, which makes It $75 In all. Today the last work of completing improvements that have cost $28,000 for the sewer. $14,000 for the walks, curb and gutter, $16,000 for the pave

ments, and $10,000 for grading and black dirt was completed. The subdivision is now completed and ready for development. These are some of the things that the people of Hammond will see In Kenwood on "Auto day.' They will see that dreams have been converted into realities and that every objection to the property has been overcome. "It's the best Job we ever did, said William Ahlborn as he surveyed the full mile of paved streets, and the property owners will get the benefit of the low cost of the improvements. If the day be sunny Kenwood will be shown in its full autumnal glory. Nowhere in the region are there so many beautiful trees and yet this fall

or next spring the entire subdivision

is to be planted with hardy trees. In addition to the automobiles everybody is welcome to Kenwood. Every vfsitor to the subdivision is t get a beautiful souvenir to take away with him.

SCOVILLE GRILLS THE X-RAY GOWN (Continued from page one.)

Hization that allows such conditions and not her," said the evangelist. Hearers are Impreniied. The audience was large and to a marked degree Intelligent. Members of the Masonic and Odd Fellow lodges were present together with delegations from surrounding towns. The Chris

tian church had as its guests church- ' men and their wives from the Metropolitan churcli of Chicago. Balanced by the presence of business and professional men of Hammond they made the assemblage brilliant. They seemed to delight in Scoville's outbursts and the applause was versisten'i and hearty, often clamorous. Ies.- in Slnsrular Personalities. "The meanest little cuss in Hammond tonight is the stinking little dancing master," critd Scoville as he pased the platform, his right fist raised on high and his left clinching a hymn book. "If I was a woman," said he, "and my husband became a dancing master I would, put him in a cradle, tie a bib around his neck, and start to raise him all over again." The

crowd roared with laughter. The air was charged with emotion. Of the standard low-bosomed even

ing gown Scoville commented that

men haven't seen such sights since

they were weaned. He spoke of "bleary-eyed, blotchy faced, blossomed-

nosed drunkards," and "fresco-faced.

kangaroo-shaped, frazzled haired women who trot the streets." In very different language he praised the papers

of Hammond.

Thirteen Go Forward. His sermon was to the effect that the sum and . substance of the Christian religion is "Do Thyself No Harm." Thirteen came forward, eight being confessions, and the total for four nights was raised about the hundred mark.

Scoville Baid. that the modern evan

gelist has an easy time compared with

the career of Paul and Silas. "They

had no pull with the mayor, no pa

to announce them and keep

names before the people, and no or ganized company of workers," he re marked.

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LAD MAY HAVE COME TO HAMMOND (Continued from page one.)

p. m., bound northward. They are cer

tain that he didn't alight at Marion and this leaves only three points, namely Peru, Hammond and Chicago. It was not realized by hi parents that the young man had disappeared until late In the evening when he did not put in his appearance for the evening meal. The mother thought it strange that he had not returned early from school as was his usual custom. When the boy failed to put in his appearance for dinner his schoolmates were communicated with. They knew nothing of his whereabouts. Members of the school faculty were communicated with and they said that he had not been in school during the afternoon. Many theories have been advanced

Friday Evening and Saturday Grocery Sale Makera of Pure Food Product celebrate with us our FORMAL OPENING. THIS evnt Is tns most important food sale ever known in this region. It supplies the housewife with many Ideas to vary ths home needs with delicious, wholesome preparations. The pure food floor will b well worth a visit for Its decorations, its demonstrations and Its countless bargains in the best foods th market affords. i

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The Enticing Money-Saving Bargains That We Are Offering in Ladies9 Suits Will Sell Them Fast

Ladies' Dress Suits at Remarkable Savings Below are listed a few of the prices that will prevail during this Suit Sale. Suits which were $40.00, now $32.50 Suits which were 35.00, now 29.98 Suits which were 30.00, now 24.98 Suits which were 25.00, now 19.98 Suits which were 20.00, now 14.98 Suits which were 18.00, now 13.50 A small cash payment; balance weekly.

So you don't want to delay if you want your share.

We still have hundreds of dollars' worth of bright, new Suits that must be sold at once.

To realize the big savings you can make in our Suit Department you must see the goods that we have priced so low.

We gladly charge all purchases during this sale. So if you haven't a charge account with us now is your golden opportunity.

Deep Cut in Millinery Prices We have about six dozen Hats, ranging in price from $4.00 up to $7.50, which we will place on sale Friday and Saturday only, $2.48 Also about 50 styles, ranging in price from $2.50 to $3.98, for' these two days only

Postum Cereal Company's demontratlon and samples. H. J. Heinz Co's demonstration of Spaghetti. W. F. Law Company's demonstration of Pancake and Buckwheat Flour. Globe Soap Company's demonstration of Soaps and Powders.

Domino Granulated Sugar demonstration and samples. Moxley's demonstration of Butterine and samples. Proctor, Gamble 4. Co.'s demonstration of Soaps and Powders. National Biscuit Co., Cookies and samples.

N. K. Fairbanks 4Y Co's demon

stration and samples. Pacifio Coast Borax Company, samples given free. Armour &. Co.'s demonstration of Dellcattesan and Canned Goods. Genesse Pure Food Co.'s Jetl-O demonstion and samples.

James S. Kirk t Co. with each purchase of 6 bars of American Family Soap will be given FREE a sample bar of Jap Rose Toilet Soap. '

SUGAR H. & E. Granulated, with grocery order of $1.00 or more, flour, butter or meats not included, i$Kf 10 pounds tJU

FLOUR Gold Medal, New Century or Ceresota, look at the price 4-barrel sack, 2.65; -bbl. sack, 1.33; . gTf Ve-barrel sack UC

f pfEVAPORATED MILK Pet, Carnation or Peerless Brands. It

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SOAP SECTION I Fairbank's Gold Oust, the large 25c package Ifl at IDC German Family Soap, seven 5c bars ftrt. for ..fcUC Fairy Soap, OC. 6 bars for aWw Grandma's Washing Powder, 2 packages rtg" for.... tOC Star Naptha Washing Powder, 25c package f Q for.. B OC Amber or P. 4 G. White Naptha Soap, OCf 6 bars bwC Ivory Soap, 2 large packages, i5C rtg6 small tUw

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- CEREAL SECTION Oriole Corn Flakes, dozen packages, 82c 7per package C Quaker Rolled Oats, three 10c packages 00

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Grape Nuts, per package

Shredded Wheat Biscuit,

per package II only liC

Grandma's Pancake or

Acme Buckwheat JJ" Flcur, 3 pkgn.'.". . 1.3 C

Blue Cross Macaroni or

Spaghetti, 2 packages. ...

Cream of Wheat or All

grain, per package

Quaker Puffed Wheat,

three 10c OC packages sCDC

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or AllI4c

CAN GOODS SECTION Independence Brand Peas, dor. cans.. 1 Q5 Q per can Wlv Farmhouse Sugar Corn, dozen cans, 95c; Q per can Ow Standard Tomatoes, No. 3 cans, 105 0 per can Jj w Fancy Sifted Early June Peas, regular price Jt 18c, per can vQ Fancy Maine Sugar Corn, regular price 15c f t per can BijC

Extra Fancy Red Rip To

matoes, regular ty price 15c, can.... b2v Armour's Pork and Beans, 15c can I at I LtZ

TEA & COFFEE SECTION Minas Blend Coffee, best value In Hammond, 4 Pound, 1 03 Q per can awl Upton's Tea, CTP. Yellow Label, lb..QQ Instant Postum, small size ?,i.r:r.rf: 45c Rumford's Baking Powder 2r.r. ..." 1 8c May Day Coffee, Q per pound OUC All Our 50c Teas specially priced, per A A pound "laCC Dr. Price's or Royal Baking Powder, Ql 50c can OUC

CRYSTAL DOMINO EXTRA FINE GRANULATED SUGAR Xo hand touches this sugar, direct from refinery to your pantry,

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fyjs&gy 2-pound package.

10c

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BUTTER Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolutely

pure and Snest quality obtainable, per pound

33c

POTATOES Extra Fancy Ripe White 8tock, per

bushel of 60 pounds, QQq per peck of 15 pounds

25c

Jell-O, the new dessert, all flavors, 3 packages

25c

Moxley's Special or Jelke's GoodLuck Butterine, 5-pound I ft drum, 93c per pound I OU

Extra Large Queen Olives, 20-03. jar..

Fancy Mild Cured Picnic Hams,

wtigh from 4 to G pounds 1 I J

each, per pound

23c

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Armour's Shield Brand Lard, per pound

Oscar Mayer's Celebrated

weigh from 8 to 12 pounds each, per lb...

I4c Hams,

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BRISKET BACON Fancy Sugar Cured, pieces weigh from lVfe to 3 pounds each, specially priced, per pound i

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Now is the time to plant BULBS, Low Prices for Finest Imported Stock

Mixed Dutch Hyscinths, single or double, each...

Chinese Sacred Lilies, large bulbs, each

5c 5c

Single or Double Tulips, well natured bulbs, per dozen

Paper White Narcissus, will bloom In water, ea. 3c; doz.

15c

25c

Croucuses Herald of Spring all colors per dozen

Daffadils, fine for window culture, single, ea., 2c; double...

10c

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