Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1913 — Page 13

Friday, Nov. 21, 1913.

THE TIMES, PAGE THIRTEEN

BOOMING CAII1ET

AVENUE

Hastings. Woods & Co. are Justifying: their slogan, "The Hammond Business llstrlct Must Expand," by frequent Mies in the central and outlying business districts of Hammond. The latest sale is that of the corner f Calumet avenue and Plummer avenue to Dr. William D. Lewis. Dr. Lewis has great faith in Hammond and Ions ago became a fixture here. His purchase of this valuable ieorner further emphasizes the fact that ha is ffdlngr to grow up with the community In which he has cast his lot ' The lot which Dr. Lewis bought Is next to that which Hastings, Woods & Co. sold to Dr. H. O. 11 era tmd across the street from the one sold to Dr. G. L. Smith Dr. Lewis expects to build . next spring and will make his building conform, in lt style of architecture, to that Dr. H. O. Mers and Henry Conkey will build. Hastings. Wood & Co. expect to announce another important deal in business property this week or the ftrly part of next week.

when Troprietor Max Stigllts threw open the doors of the store to the public. The sale Is known as the stock reducing sala and will extend over a period of two weeks. In past years it has been the custom of the Stigllts store to hold a monster "reduction sale after the holidays. In order to give the public the benefit Of the cut prices Mr. Stiglits has arranged to hold the sale before Xmas. An advertisement on Another page of thts paper shows some wonderful bar

gains in men's and boys' ready-to-wear garments and furnishings. A swarm of people took advantage of the sale today. It being found necessary to employ a number of extra clerks, to take care of the bargain seekers. Among the features of the sale is an electric display consisting of 160 16-candie power lights which ornamant the outside of the store. Four per cent trading stamp coupons are also given away with each purchase as well as a souvenir.

HUB HAS REDUCTION BARGAINS Probably one of the most unique sales that has ever been held in the history of the Hub Clothing store on Hohman street and the Michigan Central tracks commenced this morning.

SAYS PARENTS SHOULD LOOK AFTER CHILDREN

Wilson H. Henderson of the Hammond night schools spoke to the Parents' club of West Hammond yesterday at Wentworth school on the value of an education. He inferred that some stockmen take better care of their horses. than their children. Officers were elected for the ensuing year. They are: Mrs. Walter R. Patterson, president: Mrs. Thomas Corner, vice president; Mrs. F. J. Prlehs, vice president; Mrs. , August Rosenbaum, secretary, and Mrs. Henry Wienig, treasurer. The program follows: Piano Solo Miss Flora Wunschel Kindergarten Exercise .....Miss Bessie Monahan, Director Address.. Prof. W. H. Henderson Principal Hammond Night School. Piano Duet

THE HEADQUARTERS FOR THANKSGIVING "GOODIES" is at our Bakery, where the most attractive display of delicious pies, cakes and pastery that ever your eyes feasted upon is awaiting your Thanksgiving hospitality. Our mince and pumpkin pies are pronounced by the best Judges of cookery the finest ever made, and if you would know what a real old fashioned Thanksgiving pie Is like.

you should try our baking. Our fruit cakes are the real thing also, and no table wilt be complete without some of our pastry served with ycur dessert. The Hammond Modern Bakery 86 State Street. Phon 268.

BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS,

Eugene A. Grisvjolt! StSon

DEALING IN

GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE 276 State St., Cor. Sohl and State Sts., Phones 130137 Hammond, Indiana

25c

11c 19c

12c

Fox River Brand Milk tall, 3 for- - -

Jrox River Brand OE Milk, baby size, 6 fcZOC

Lignt House washing Powder, 3 pkgs Snider's Catsup, 25e sizeSnider's Catsup, 15c size

Try a Pound of Good

Creamery Butter, fresh from the churn, Qlf pound JfC CAN GOODS AND CEREAL DEPT. Can Corn, Peas, Pumpkin, Sauer Kraut, Hominy, Kidney Beans, Yellow and Green Beans, Tomatoes, Quaker Oats, Aunt Jemima or Uncle Jerry and Acme Buckwheat or Pancake .Flour, your Q C 0 choice, 3 for "tOC SPECIAL IN FLOUR.

Snider's or Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 4 No. 2 can : ZC J3weet Spiced Pickle Peaches 2Mb . R Falcon Brand f tSalmon, 18c can for jC Fancy Hand Picked rNavy Beans, per lb-. . QC Best Granulated r Sugar, per lb Anona White Cherries, 2 lb cans, Milady Toilet Soap, Sweet Heart, Sister, 4 3 bars- lUC

Pinewood Glycerine Tar

ooap, two bars

Swift or U.S. 1Q Mail Soap, 5 bars - Q C

5c

Gold Medal bbl sack ',. bbl sack Best Head Rice, per pound-

...65c $1.29 7C

Fancy Yellow Dried Peaches, TORa B pounds ,wU

Fairbanks' Gold Dust, 20c pkg forLight House, Cleanser, 3 cans... Runkel's Cocoa, 3 ten cent cans for.

Rumford 1-ib Can 4 nn Baking Powder I Ob Libbyrs Sweet Mix Pick

les, Chow-Chow, Little

Gherkins, regular 15c bottle for-

17c 11c 25c

12c

SPECIAL IN Fancy Dressed

Springs, per lb - - Chickens, alive, per lb - - - - Leaf Lard, 8 lbs-,.... Arnold Bros. Hams, per lb-.... Brisket Bacon, per lb ...... .fork Loins, per lb California Hams, per lb---

Small Fres

per lb - -

MEATS.

17ic 16k 1.00 16ic 181c

5ic 2ic

h.Ham15lc

EXTRA SPECIAL S. & S. Co. Majes- f "ll0 tic Hams, per lb - 2U Oysters, Standard, O f per quart-- )Uu Selects, ftf per quart- TfUC Watch for our sale on Turkeys, Geese and Ducks next week.

Miss Puflte and Edwin Klage Heading: Miss Martha Roth Vocal Solo Miss Clara Becker Klectlon of officers.

Oysters Cause Illness. II. E. Granger, the attorney, is a sufferer from oyster poisoning. He has been verely ill for two days past an-I the cause is laid to the eating of unhealthful oysters.

forthe bicycle, no word or trace of him has been seen aince. The bicycle wasreturned to -the owner and the thief may yet attempt to call for It.

Bicycle Recovered. A bicycle which was stolen from Edward Kegrebem at Lansing-, 111., Wednesday afternoon, was located by the aid of the Hammond police department at Lindendol's repair shop yesterday. The wheel had been left there by a man who in all probability had stolen it artd though he promised to return

Not Clabby's Manager. Leo Koerser, manager If the Ca'.umet License Employment a"jncy, is not to become Jimmy Clabby's business manager, notwithstanding rumors to the contrary. However, Knoener will go to California for h pleasure trip the first of the year.

Charges Desertion. Desertion is the ground set up for divorce in a 'case filed today by Attorney Joseph Meade of East Chicago for Mrs, Joseph Massus. The couple was married in 1909 and lived together one year.

Let us help YOU Prepare yourself for

A GOOD POSITION.

In the last week we have placed four of our students at an average of $11

per week. We have more calls than we can fill.

CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE Hokmai and Sibley- Streets. Hammond, lnd.

Pbone 1054.

G. E. Df Lone, Principal.

SLUMP IN BUILDING. A decided slump was noticed in the Issuing of building permits at the city hall during the past week, not one permit of importance having been taken out. The only reason for building activity being quiet Is the fact that contractors are in fear of the approaching winter months and do not want

to have any more buildings under.constructlon than they can handle. Building permits of the past week did not reach the $10,000 mark. Lot 23. block 6. Wilcox & GodI frey's addition, Logan street,.

E. J. Dyer, owner J1.600 Kellastone veneer bungalow. 24 x5x9, lot 25, block 2. Beckman'i add, Charles Aulshaefer 2,000 Frame cottage, lot 25, block 1. Birkhoffs add, 20x40x9, 619 Hoffman street, M. I. Anglin, owner 1.000 Kellastone building, lot 9, block 2, Riverside addition, 26x40x12, Harry Potts, owner 1,500

previous to dissolution. ' Dividends disbursed up to tne present this year agregate more than $111,000,000. Several of the companies are yet to be heard from on their regular quarterly dividend declarations. Local Company Earns Honey. Up to th-4 end of September eight of the companies distributed stock dividend, with an aggregate par value of $31,900,000. while subscription rights were extended to the stockholders of one company having a market value of $2,500,000. The 40 per cent, extra cash dividend melon distributed by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey last March amounting to nearly $40,000,000, was

one of the biggest extra dividends ever declared. Among the highest dividend rates paid during the year were 60 per cent, by the Standard Oil of New Jersey, 80 per cent, by the Washington Oil Company, whose capital, however. Is only $100,000; 57 per cent, by the Ohio OH Company, 40 -,er cent, each by the Solar Refining Company, the Eureka Pipe Line and the Buckeye Pipe Line, 32 per cent, each by the Standard Oil of Indiana, the Southern IMpe Line, the

Sam Gubitz GUARANTEED SHOE STORE 149 East State Street

Hammond ' Indiana

Indiana Pipe Line, and 31 per cent, by the Standard 6f Kansas. Only four of the thirty-four segregated com

panies have failed thus far to declare

dividends the Atlantic Refining,

Colonial Oil, Union Tank Line and the Pierce Oil Corporation.

DEED FOR HIGHWAY.

The board of public works this morning accepted the deed of a roadway donated by East Hammond property owners. The road is to Tun through a

tract of unsettled land southeast of the Standard suburb. The assessment roll for Summer street 'sidewalks was accepted. The petition of 3. E. Freyman and othtrs to open Johnson street across the river and the petition of William LIcht and Others for a light "on Standard avenue near Calumet avenue were accepted.

Smoke McHle Canadian Clnfc Mlxtnre. For pipe or elararette, best that leaf and skill can produce. Adv.

tClinilR: FOR THC TTWP!,

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, NOV. 22. AT THE '.

Highland

Grocery & Market

151 Highland Street

Phones 258 and 259

Hammond, Indiana

Meats

Ronebnd DarOB, In piece, 2Hcj sliced, per pound........... Ronebud Ham, sliced, per pound

Pork Saunnice. per pound. Native Rib Roant Beef, per pound Imported Rnmnier SauxnKe, per pound Iry Reef, sliced to order, per pound

I 1 1 4 I

Best Goods at Lowest Prices. CALIFORNIA

WINE HOUSE Wholesale & Retail S. LEVIN, Prop. 145 Eaat State Street Phone 438 Hammond, Indiana

Free delivery to all parts

parts of the city.

STANDARD OILDOUBLES IT'S PROFITS THIS YEAR

Smashed Trust Companies

Pay $111,000,000 on Old

$100,000,000 Capital.

The recent extra cash dividends de

clared by former Standard OH subsidiaries has stirred renewed Interest in the activity of oil stocks in the face of inactivity In other securities. Dlv-

dends thus far this year show that the

former Standard OH companies have declared a total of 111 per cent, on the basis of the $100,000,000 authorised capital of the parents company, against 62 per cent, declared In 1912. The Standard OH Company of New Jersey, the parent company, paid 40 per cent yearly dividends in the last six years

Home Made Bologna, per pound , Native Round Steak, per pound Premium Frankfurt, per pound Pork Liolnn Roast, per pound

Brooltfteld nutter, per pound

tMoneer Duttertne, per pound...-....

Armour Sllverchum Duttertne, per pound

30c

27c 12 c ...18c 25c ...35c ...16c

20c ...14c . .16c

..34c

...15c

.20c

GGood news for the Young Man who cares about the kind of shoes he wears. In buying my new stock special care was exercised in selecting for Young Men shoes of quality and style. CCall and look them over, you'd say they are the best ever.

-Prices Very Reasonable-

Groceries

H-nnrrel Ptllwbury Flour

68c

V4 -Barrel Plllabury

Flour. . . . i ,

Fancy Potntoen. peek, 25c

bushel

V4-Ga!lon Palla Corn

Syrup

1 Gallon Sweet

Cider

Oil Sardines,

6 cans for. 10 Pounds Ftesh Duckwlieat

S Pounds IMcheMen Pantry

Flour

Good Bali?' in Angles, peck Squnh and Pumpkin,

each , Good San ton Coffee, , per pound........'. Yellow and M'klte Corn meal, 3 packages for Monoon Bird Seed, 3 packages for Swift'a Waaltlnc Powder, 6 packages for U. S. Mail Soan, 6 bars for

. 1.30 ...98c

17c 35c .......25c 40c. 20c 35c

.5c

3 Pound Siurar for Fancy Cranberries. quart Good Kelfer Penrst, peck. Pljmoutlt F.arly June Pens, can. " Moumoou Homiuy, 3 cans for

.23c 25c 25e 25c ..25c ..27c ..10c ..40c .. 11c ..25c

3

Ylhe (BDtiFUGtiiiaiia Mtel OF frUROOODrJEt) Will hold meeting Sunday Evening at East Chicago K. P. Hall at 45 o'clock

Sksuv fo) n n e R-H n t? f)

Meat

THE WAY TO WEIGH meats honestly is shown In our market. There is no pressing down with the thumb or any of the various tricks resorted to by the un- ' scrupulous. But the weight la not the only good things about our MEATS. They are the best that ltnowiedge ; of the business can and is receiving. We are known as particular buyers and the best is always reserved for ua. If you are particular about your meat buying and eating, this is the place where you ought to trad.

c2?J UUeott Stfatfe Street

REDUCE YOUR COST OF LIVING by buying your Meats from us. Goods received fresh every day and every piece of Meat we sell is Government Inspected. Direct from Our Packing House to You thus Saving you the Middleman's Profit. Compare our prices and see for yourself how you can Save Money. The Original Market that made All Competitors Reduce Their Prices. LOOK AT THIS PORK SALE ;

FANCY PORK LOINfl 61)1 ROAST, per pound ILvL

LEAN CENTER CUT-fl 67)1 PORK CHOPS, pound-U-2-

FANCY FRESH PORK-fl -fl ts SHOULDER, pound HiKL

9'A POUNDS LEAF LARD for......

14c 11c 12c 13c 35c

1.00 10c ...8c

2c

NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CORN BEEP, per pound TENDER BOILING- BEEF,

per pound. .... . NO. 1 BEEF CHUCK ROAST, 4 k n per pound b"" CHOICE BEEF RIBS ROAST, (boned and rolled) per pound..... FANCY ROUND, SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE STEAK, per pound BONELESS BEEF RUMP ROAST, per pound . ...... NO. 1 FRESH STEWING CHICKENS, - per pound

NATIVE VEAL ROAST, sniper pound . ... . I 2b NATIVE VEAL STEWING, -f n per pound. . . ... I Uu

4c 5c 4g

14c

NATIVE VEAL CHOPS, per pound. . GENUINE LAMB, HINDQUARTER, per pound. FANCY LAMB CHOPS, rib or loin, per pound. GENUINE LEG LAMB, per pound JELKE'S GOOD-LUCK BUTTERINE, 2 pounds for. . . '. SWIFT'S & CO'S KERSEY BRAND BUTTERINE, 2 pounds for. SWIFT & CO'S LINCOLN BRAND BUTTERINE, 2 pounds for. . .;. . ; . ... ..... ... ............. FANCY SUGAR CURED HAMS, per pound.. i............. FANCY SUGA3 CURED PICNIC HAMS, per pound FANCY SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound.

32c 25c 15c 11c 17c

Special Sale on Hams, Bacon and Picnic Monday, Same Price as Saturday's Sale We have Special Sales Every Day It will pay you to come and look them over All Smoked Meats Guaranteed. UDORl'T IrdSCIGEl TRIE PHAGE.