Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 17 October 1913 — Page 9
Fridav, October 17, 1913.
THE TIMES. PAGE NINF
THE KIND YOUR MOTHER MADE was all right, of course. But she wouldn't have made bread at home if she had lived near our bakery. She would have found ours just as good In fact, so good that Bhe wouldn't have bothered about home-made pastry, rolls, etc. Give our bake-shop a trial and learn how good we make things. The Hammond Modern Bakery 86 Stat.' Street. Phono 268. BAKEES & CONFECTIONERS. HAMMOND, - - IND.
HIE AT SI
RBEA TS!
Direct from our Packing House to you, thus saving you the Middleman's Profit.
BM.
MJEMLE
Special Only for Saturday, Oct. 18th
BARNYARD PRIZES usually find their way to the butcher. A good and particular butcher wants the best that can be got. We buy the best, and we cut it up In such a fine way that you get the benefits of the choicest parts. IN POULTRY, TOO, we select well and sell as reasonable as the different seasons will permit. What you want you get at this store. Try and see.
NO. 1 PORK LOIN, ROAST, per pound.... BOILING BEEF, , per pound NO. 1 FRESH FORK SHOULDERS, per lb.. NO. 1 FRESH STEWING CHICKENS, lb.... NO. 1 VEAL ROAST, per pound NO. 1 VEAL STEW, per pound LAMB STEW, per pound..... NO. 1 FORE QUARTER LAMB, per pound NO. 1 HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound NO. 1 LEG OF LAMB, per pound Sweet Pickled Bean Pork, per pound , No. 1 Sugar Cured Corn Beef, per pound
Jelke's Good Luck Ap Butterlne, 2 lbs WUC
Moxley's Daisy, 2 pound3 for
I4c 7c 10c 14c 11c 7c ... 0c Mc 12c -12c IGc
32c
10-LB PAIL NO. 1 PURE LARD, 1.25 Pa"9'2 POUNDS LEAF LARD NO. 1 LAMB CHOPS, per pound. .. .,
NO. 1 BEEF POT
ROAST, per lb.,
STRICTLY FRESH LIVER, per pound .., NO. 1 SIRLOIN, ROUND AN TERHOUSE STEAK, per pound FRESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound NO. 1 SUGAR CURED REG. HAMS, per lb.... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CALL HAMS, per lb....
65c
1. 00 .... 12c
ll-12c
..4c D POR1 4c 9c 16c lie
NO. 1 SUGAR CURED 4 BREAKFAST BACON, lb. Q
NO. 1 CAN SALMON, large
can, 3 cans for...,
ARMOUR'S VERIBEST LARGE ' CAN PORK AND A fBEANS, 15c 2 for
25c
W own and operate forty different stores throughout the country. ' Packing House at Peoria, ill. We Have Special Sales Every Day It Will Pay You to Come and Look Them Over DON'T FORGET THE PLACE The Original Market That Made All Competitors Reduce Their Prices
ware
LAKE CO. COURTS
AT A GLANCE
UKB SUPERIOR COC'RT. ROOM I. Juds Virgil S. Rrtter. Settings for seventh Monday, October 20: 3255 Knotts v Tuxbury. 3368 Follette v Juergens. 4789 ITafT V Vohs. 5130 Nugel v Lewis. 5463 Wtlls v Unknown Heirs. 5671 "VVston v State Mutual Life. 5979 Fisher v Obright. 6108 Fortune Bros B Co v Nasrle. 62G9 Siepp Brjr Co V Krlkszinnos. 6297 L S & M S v R R Com of Ind. 6463 rabst Brg Co v Vesely. 7097 Madura v Kowlowskl. 716S Elect App Co v Craick. 7221 Rawles v Crooker. 7356 ritzele v Lewis. 7432 Ind Har rib Co v Calumet Brg.
7443 Cain v Kruszkowski. 8256 Curran v Vrbansik. 84S9 Cal Products Co v Dobbins. 8567 Central Elec Co v Sen City Ga. LAKE SUPERIOR COIHT, ROOM X. JatUce l-"rrnce Becker.
Criminal cases probably all next
week. On trial today: State vs. Harry
Schools. Assault and battery with In tent.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM 3.
Judge Johannca Kopelke, At Crown Pln.
Divorce cases up today. Settings for
third Monday, October 20:
613 South Shore Land Co v Moblck
et al. 606 Ralstou v Ralston. 608 Biskop v Biskop. 609 Hartzer et al v Jones et al. 610 Hartzer et al v Dubetz et al. 611 Gary Transfer & Storage Co i Booker. 612 Ferry v Modern "Woodmen Ameri
ca.
615 East Chicago Co v O'Connell et al.
618 Rawlins v Cumerford et al. 654 Tolleston Lbr & Coal Co v Dun
loedy et al. LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Wlllla C McMaha. at Crown Pol at. Eighth Monday, October 20:
9399 Foster Lbr & Coal Co v Chester.
9407 Chicago Title & Trust Co v Well-
man et al.
940S Sultzbergor & Sons Co v Divjak
et al.
5412 Scharbach Sr v Evans et al.
9416 Ensign v Kappelman. 9419 Newman v Everage et al. 9428 Story v Story. 9431 Schwuchow v Mitch et al. 9440 Bentley, Murray & Co et Fitzgerald. 9451 Marine v Baeder.
Stork Visits Rinehart 's.
F. E. Rinehart, manager of the
Provident Loan company In the Ham
mond building, rushed Into a haba-
dashers early this morning and bought
himself a new hat, size eight, rudder style. He then dashed into a cigar
store and ordered a supply of Havana
Wreathed in smiles and giving everybody the gladhand he began handing them out, saying. "Its the fin,t hv
in the world and tl
pounds." Hammond isn't big enough to hold "Dad" Rinehart today and should be happen to forget the. interest on your loan, you will know the reason why. Mrs. Rinehart and the baby art reported doing fine at the residence on Russel street.
Tobacco Man Here. II. C. Armstrong:, general department manager for the Liggett-Meyers To-
The best home and foreign factories have contributed to our splendid selection of beautiful cut glassware. The collection will please your critical taste every piece and set lias been bought to suit your desire. Come in and inspect it will delight and surprise you. Prices so low you can't resist. John E. McGarry LAKE COUNTY'S JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted 599 South Ilohman Street Hammond, Ind.
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SHERIFF GETS
DIAMOND RING
(Special to Thb Times.)
Crown Point, Ind., Oct. 17. Yester
day Tub Times carried a story to the
effect that a beautiful $250 diamond
ring was being held at Saylor Long's cigar store on Hohman street for the
holder of lucky number 2063 and last
night resulted in its owner being lo
cated.
as Sherin Itenry V httaker was glancing . over The Time3 last night
after he had finished his evening meal, he read with interest that the ring was still unclaimed and that he had
purchased a number of tickets on the
raine several weens ago. to mane a long story short, Henry hurriedly glanced over the raffle tickets and
found to his surprise lucky number
2063. He notified Mr. Long by telephone" that he would get the ring to
day.
HAMMOND GIRL
WINS HONORS
A Hammond girl. Miss Leo da Mc
Aleer, daughter cf Attorney and Mrs.
J. McAleer was honored this week at one of Boston's well known schools
in which she is a student. Miss Mc
Aleer is taking a postgraduate course
in the famous Emerson School of Ora
tory and yesterday her parents and friends received the welcome news that she had won the freshman honors in
oratory. t
The contest in which she took high honors was a test for the best natural talker. Miss McAleer was a popular
student of the Hammond high school and was a contestant in the Lake
County Oratorical Cotnest at Gary.
.Brady
, Green
. .Finch .Brady
Onlr On "BROMO riXIE." That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIXHSTE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. Cures Grip in Two Days. 2Be Adv.
DEALING IN GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE
276 State St., Cor. Sohl and State Sts., Phones 136137
Hammond. Indiana
Green Circle Brand "J ! Raisins, package G Very Best Head Rice, Saturday, 4 -J 2 lbs for J G New Sultana Raisins, 15c value, Saturday, -4 OjJ per pound I .2u Fancy Hand Pick Navy Beans, " per lb OC 1-Pound Can Rumford Baking Powder for 1 Qj Best Creamery Butter, for Saturday, QQr. per pound Swift's Pride or U. S. Mail
Soap, Saturday, J Oft 5 bars I Uw Uncle Jerry's Buckwheat or Pancake Flour, ft? 3 for 0C Fort Dearborn Corn Syrup, 2-lb can, OC 3 for ZOC
Get in and ride Fancy
.Potatoes, peck, 23c, nfi bushel SJUG
Sweetheart Soap, Saturday, 4 bars . . Monday is Wash 3 pounds of bulk Starch Best Granulated Sugar, per lb. . I . .
Daisy Brand Oleomargar
ine, 1-pound print
Try a Pound of our 25c Coffee, Saturday Qf per pound sCUu Eagle Brand Catsup, 3 10c bottles 25C
Canada Wood Cane and
Maple Syrup, 10c bottle, 2 for
17c Day 11c
5c rrrar-
18c
15c
Fort Dearborn Rolled Oats full 2 pound Qt package. . QU Better get in a supply of Milk as it will go up soon. For Saturday, 3 tall QC0 or fi baby size cans. Golden Egg Brand 4 fl Noodles, 3 5c pkgs I Uu Big Line of Sunshine Cookies on sale for 4 Saturday, per lb . . . I U U Take your choice in Can Goods Canned Pumpkin, Apples, Corn, Mustard Sardines, Wax Beans, 1-11) Can Armour's Pork and Beans, Peas, Tomatoes, Sweet Corn or "7jLf Spaghetti 20 Cream Flour, special, Saturday, 24V-lb COn sack'.... UuC Special in Ceresota, Pillsbury, Washburn and New
Century Flour, H-barrel sack, 67c; H-bbl. fl sack I .Oab IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Fancy Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens 4Q1A
per pound I U2U
Spring Chickens, alive, per lb. . . .
Spring Chickens, 4 OXf dressed, per lb. . 02U
Fresh Leaf Lard, SVi pounds for . . Arnold Bros' No. 1 Hams, per lb. . Empire Brisket Bacon, per lb Fancy Rib Roast Beef, per lb
Oysters, Standards,
quart, 30c; Selects, if fl a per quart TU Lr
17
1.00
17c 16ic 17c
per
PUPILS' RECITAL
THIS EVENING
Clark Learning, dean of the Ham
mond Musical College, has announced
a pupils' recital in his studios, Friday
evening, October 17. It is the nine-1 1
teenth event of the kind. As all oth ers have been excellent a large attend
ance is assured. Pupils of the inter
mediate and preparatory departments
will perform, vocally and instrument-
ally. The program:
March of the Teddy Bears Fearis
Marion Dietrich.
Spinning Song Elmenrich
Emma Clark. Dance of the Teddy Bears. Myra Stevens. Playful Rondo Maybell Green. Our Pet
Violet Milne. Teddy Bears at School.... Verne Milne.
Bird's greeting Kimmling
Margaret Raver.
A Country Dance -. . Heins
Derril Reed.
On the Meadow Lichner
Myrtle Steinert.
Strolling Wolcott
Marion Eckman.
Turtle Dove Polka Behr Vivian Dietrich. One Spring Morning Nevin Margaret Raver. Rustic Dance Howell Grace Muir. Boy Scouts Lemot Perry Learning. Le Secret Gautier Ida Heckelman. Con Amore ...Beaumont Agnes Winckler.
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5?ltf felly f Miffed
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WHT ARB TOO NOT RSUDEBt
A TIME
If you don't believe wearing the best clothes pays, just dress up slipshod aud go strike some stranger for a job. You'll never even get to see him, probablv, and' if you do you'll get a sure TURN DOWN.' The glad hand goes out to only those who appear well. It is a matter of BUSINESS to wear good clothes. Look at your OLD ONES, then come look at our fine new materials and styles when you learn our low prices you will buy. TAILORS AND HABERDASHERS 143 STATE STREET HAMMOND, IND.
bacco company, came to Hammond yesterday to see A. C. Grove, his district manager. As Grove is a booster from Boestersville, Armstrong left last evening, promising to return. He was made to see the magnitude of the Calumet region. The "big boss" or "chief" is tall and dignified. He talks sparingly and gives on the impression that he knows his business. His salary is said to be in six figures, a one followed by five ciphers. It is also said that he earns all of it. One thin is certain, Arm
strong at least receives enough qualify for the income tax.
to
Harry Schools, a Gary negro, was on trial today before Judge Becker and a Jury, charged with having attempted the life of "Buck" Ellis, another Gary, negro. Schools pleaded self-defense on the witness stand, but was made to admit by Deputy Prosecutor Ralph Ross, who prosecuted the case vigorously, that he had a police record. H. E. Granger, the county poor attorney, defended Schools.
MR.
BUSY MAW
Service is a great word in all business enterprises nowadays and we are pleased to inform you that our tailoring service has been promoted bo that we can now offer you the following: You can have your season's garments made without causing any loss of time whatsoever. On any day or at any hour specified we will bring to you our samples and latest fashion plates or you may call at our place of business." Three days later we will bring the suit to your home or office for a try-on and five days later we deliver the finished suit your home. Thus without losing any time or coming one step out of your daily routine you will obtain the best fitting and most liberal priced suit you have had in many years. Trusting we may serve you soon,
Young
Yours truly,
ien s Taiors
Phone 771
61 State Street
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Special Sale For Saturday, Oct, 18!h WE GIVE S. & II. GREEN TRADING STAMPS 713 Calumet Avenue Phone 461 Corner Sibley and Calumet
GROCERIES Best Granulated Sugar, per pound.
Tip Top Condensed Milk,
15c seller for
Cold Rock Butter, 4
"Try It," per pound Q Dill Pickles, selected grade, per dozen........ UC
Wigwam Brand Kidney Beans,
5c 10c
8c
12c seller, per can
Fancy Kepperd Herring, in cans, f regular 15c seller, for viC Santos Coffee, just what you A want, special, per lb )C
Pearline Washing Powder, 3 packages for
Lewis Lye, 3 cans for.
Monarch Catsup, regular 25c seller for
Old Dutch Hand Soap, a bargain, 3 boxes for.
He 22c
19c
10c
MEATS
Fancy Pork Loin Roast,
per pound , Small Fresh Pork Shoulders, per pound.... Spring Chickens, fresh dressed, per pound Nativs Veal Roast, per pound . . , Genuine Hind Quarters of Spring Lamb, per lb Lamb Stew, per pound , Rib Boiling Beef, per pound..., Fancy Pot Roaet of Beef, choice cut, per pound. Pure Lard, home rendered, per pound Native Sirloin Steak, per pound Swift's Selected California Hams, per pound. Swift's Brisket Bacon, per pound.........
I Sic 13ic 1 7ic 13lc IQc 8ic !4c 131c I8!c 12c 161c
ARE
of tho Values we are showing in both Suits and! Overcoats and whether you wear tailored or ready made clothes we can show you where we will SAVE YOU MONEY The very bes t workmanship and a perfect fit
m any cwin you setecz
Cult nr HuornnQf
UUIl Ul UlbtUUUI to your Measure
and up
All Clothes Kept in Repair and Pressed For One Year Frea of Charge STERILNG WOOLEN MILLS 153 State St. 4706 Forsyth Ave. Hammond Open Evenings E. Chicago