Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 153, Hammond, Lake County, 5 December 1913 — Page 4

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THE TIMES, Friday, Doc. 5, 1913

LAKE CO. COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOK x. Jadse Virgil S. Relter. Croatlon Roman Catholic Chunch case of Whiting continued until crim

inal calendar is disposed of. Arguments in the case are still to be made. Criminal work beginning next Monday. State vs. John Voik, forgery case, first one set for trial. LAKE SUPERIOR. COURT, ROOM 2. Judge Lawrence Ileckrr. Court will take up civil court work

next week. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM 3, Judff'S Johannes Kopelke. At Hammond. On trial today: 8553. Kasemakaitls vs. H.. W. & E. C. railway. Set for Monday: S929: Koonts vs. Lake County Printing and Publishing: company.

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CHRISTMAS ISN'T TOO FAR OFF SELECT THAT PIANO TODAY A STRAUBB in a home indicates good taste and excellent judgment. ' ' PIANOS FOR THE HOME. Its musical tone, its ease of action and its beauty of design all appeal to you, after being convinced of its wearing quality your decision will be quickly made. STRAUBE Pianos can be purchase for cash or on monthly payments at one unvarying price. We have a full line of Victrolas and Edison Disc Machines from $15.00 to $200.00, easy payments. If you intend to present a Victrola or Edison Disc to your family or friends for Christmas, don't delay until the last day or two, or you surely will be disappointed. 1 STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Straube Piano & Music

Motion for continuance filed today by defense.

LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Willi C. BIcMahaa. At Crown Point. Criminal work will be resumed on Monday.

Surnames Used in Court. Unpronounceable names of Polish witnesses In the case of Turszynskl against the North American Union are too much for the memories and the tongues of the attorneys on both sides, and with but few exceptions the first names only have been used In addressing them. The last witnesses were put on today, one of them being Dr. G. H. Stoner, coroner of this county. By this evening the case will be in the hands of the Jury. Valpo Vidette.

LAKE SAND

CASE VENUED

South Bend, Ind., Dec. 5. A casa Involving the state's power over the bed of Lake Michigan within the boun

arles of Indiana has been brought t tha St. Joseph circuit court from La-

porte county. The suit Is In the name

of the state on relation of Thomas M. Honan, attorney general, against the Lake Sand company, an Illinois corporation, to prevent the company from taking sand and grovel from the bed of Lake Michigan. The case was

brought here on the ground that tha Laporte court would be prejudiced in its decision.

Company 629 Hohman Street

Phone 661

Hammond, Ind.

AFTER SICKNESS Mrs. Gardner Telh How to Restore One's Strength. So many people are asking how to

recover their strength after severe sickness that we are publishing this information for their benefit.

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Mrs. M. T. Garner, Chicago, 111., says:

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HEGEWISGH MEN HURT

Double motorcycle riding resulted in another serious, but lucky accident In Hammond yesterday afternoon when a Hegewisch young man and young girl narrowly escaped death by being run down by a Chicago automobile truck. The injured were: Joe HrswlHh. Erie avenue, Hege

wisch, suffered a broken right arm and painfully bruised about body. Viola Jaholnan, Hegewisch, several blood vessels ruptured in limbs, spine injured and bruised. The automobile truck was driven by Charles Gunkel, 6,816 AVabash avenue, Chicago. The truck was owned by the Rothschild department store. Accord

ing to witnesses Gunkel was driving

on the wrong side of the street and

was to blame for the accident.

Gunkel was driving west- on State

street, west of Calumet avenue, and it

is reported that he attempted to cut in ahead of the motorcycle. Hegwish

and Miss Jabolnsh were hurled against

the curbing, suffering painful Injuries. The front wheel of the motorcycle was

smashed. The victims were .taken to Dr. Johnson's office and later removed

to their homes in Hegewisch.

Gunkel was taken into tie custody

of the Hammond police on a charge of careless dflving and will be held pend

ing the outcome of the condition of the

two victims. The police made a thor

ough investigation of the case.

GREAT TIME CdING FOR TD0CT0RS

Annual Business Meeting of

Lake Co. Physicians Also One of Pleasures

sis

Won are $mteti to, attend the Opening of

Phones 210 and 2tl

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The opening of NELSON'S DRUG STORE at ight o'clock tomorrow (Saturday) morning marks the beginning of a new epoch of Drug merchandising in Hammond. Located in the O. K. Building, at the corner of Hohman street and Muenich court, in the most modern store room in the city, convenient to the busy shopping district, makes its location ideal. No money has been spared in equipping this room with the most modern fixtures, harmoniously and conveniently arranged. Special attention has been given to the prescription department, where at air times a registered Pharmacist will be in charge to compound Physicians' prescriptions in the most scientific manner. A special room has been fitted up for the fitting of trusses, elastic stockings, supporters, etc. Mr. Nelson has, by his years of practical experience in this line, built up a most favorable reputation. The sundries aro displayed in all plate glass front English wall cases. All the show cases are solid plate and present a most striking appearance. The Cigar and Tobacco Department is taken care of by air tight humidor cases of the most improved type, thereby insuring particular smokers cigars and tobacco of just the rignt humidity. The Soda Fountain is unique, the workboards being constructed of snow white vitreous. The Soda Tables are fitted with Carrara tops, and the chairs are Austrian bent wood with cane seats. Summing it all up will be a store that you will go blocks out of your way to patronize. A ladies' retiring room has been fitted up for the convenience of shoppers. The whole store will have an air of refinement and restful comfort. A most complete and voluminous stock of merchandise of highest quality will fill the store; the service will be the very best and the prices will be as low if not lower than any in Hammond.

ECIAL AMMOUNCEMENT

"Come early and stay until "Mike' locks the door," is the closing sentence

on the invitation and program for the annual meeting of the Lake County

Medical society, which will be held at

the Hammond Country club next Tues day evening, December 9.

The members and their wives will

be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. D.

Vels of Hammond at this affair. "The Bulletin," the official organ of the society, says there will be a general celebration with music and entertainment.

and some speakers wh6 are not going

to speak along scientific lines.

, Among other thing it is learned that there will be a story telling con

test In which physicians and their

wives are to relate their funniest ex periences growing out of their pro fession.

The annual election of officers will

also be held on this evening.

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CAR SHOPS BURN.

The repair shops of Street's Western

Stable Car Line at West Forty-eighth street and the Chicago Junction railway were partly destroyed by lire last night. The firemen were hampered in

their work by lack of water plugs.

fwenty-flve cars were destroyed. Dam

age was estimated at (20,000.

POSTMASTER

GIVES ADVICE

rostmaster A. G. Lundquist of In

diana Harbor is out with a request

that persons who have packages to

mail during the holiday season, will

see to it that they get them in the

office in good time, In place of waiting until the last minute when the force

la worn out, and whenever were this

not the case, It would be impossible to get the mail out in season to reach Its destination at the proper time for

which its delivery is Intended.

Mr. Lundquist places special stress

upon the request that all packages for

mailing, be securely wrapped, as the

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Hammond's Greatest Dept. Store Friday Evening and Saturday Grocery Specials

2 ibs. a V

ViitAAa- Bar v

Extra Fin GRANULATED SUGAR

Domino Sugar, 5-pound package 25c

Fancy Sweet Florida Russet Oranges, good size,

per dozen. ,

11c

Jelke's Good Luck .or

Moxley's Special Butter-

me, 5 pounds, 91c

per pound. . . .

18ic

FLOUR Gold Medal, New Century or Ceresota, the two best brands at the lowest price; ftA. y2-bbl sack, 2.60; M-bbl. sack, 1.31; a8-bbl. sack. . DOC

Log Cabin Mincemeat, 3 packages rtPj for aaSC Yacht Club Salmon, fancy red, dozen tall

cans, 2.00 per can

Lowney's Celebrated Cocoa, Oft 25c can 0j

White Horse Molasses,

extra fine quality, 2

pound can

I7c

14c

Rumford's Baking Powder, 25c i Qn can f ... I tJC Snider's or Armour's Pork and Beans, dozen 15c cans, 14 J ftjper can I UU Fancy New Mixed Nuts(

per pound

Farvcy New Pack Sugar Corn or No. 2 Tomatoes,

per can .. .

Armour's Shield Brand

Lard, per lb.

Grandma's Pancake or Acme Buckwheat Flour,

J packages for

I4c

25c

New Soft Shell Walnuts, Q per lb. ......... fcUC Sifted Early June Peas

or Fancy Maine

I Corn, 2 cans...

25c

ferSr MILK

Pet Brand at a big saving, dozen

baby size, 49c; 6 cans, 25c; dozen tall OPft size, 99c; 3 for Z0C (You can save considerably by taking advantage of this)

Fancy Baldwin or Stark Apples' Atl per peck miC Fancy Cream Brick or American g Cheese, lb..... J(J Readymaid Soups, vegetable or tomato, dozen cans' 88c 2 cans DC .Best Bulk Flour, ten pounds 27C Mrs. Austin's Rolled Oats, dozen packages at 83c I 2 packages I Ulr

Brisket Bacon, extra fan-

o.v. tiipf es WPirrTi frnm 1V4

V 7 L O to 3 pounds each, Qln per pound I 02U

Minas 3lend Coffee 4 pounds, 1.03; per pound iJLtJC Fancy new Seeded Raisins, three 15 ft lib packages., ia V? C Elgin Creamery Butter,

finest obtainable, per lb . .

Snider's Tomato Catsup,

25c bottle at.

38c

Catsup, I8c

Fancy New York Rural Potatoes, bushel. 95q peck. . . 24c

Extra Fancy Bogolo Cofpound Van Camp's Spaghetti,

15c cans, J2c 10c can

Selected Storage Eggs, large clean " A i stock, dozen.... C

Oriole Corn Flakes, per

package ,......,........7c

Best Quality Peanut

Butter at a special

price, per ' pound

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Fairbank's German Family Soap, silver plated teaspoon given with 10 A -Jn wrappers, 10 bars.nrJC

Candy Specials

Maryland Mixture, try a pound 4 p at ......0C New Imported Walnut Meats, all Jf halves, lb HtnC

Best Quality Beans, per pound , Walker's Famous

colates, reg. price 40c, lb.,

Jelly 9c Cho-

25c

Peanut or Molasses

Kisses, per pound. Fresh Made Pop

Balls, per dozen

9c Corn

10c

clerks will have no time, during the holiday rush, to retire parcels, and many articles will be lost unless due care is exercised In wrapping and tying them. Also special effort should be made to see that the addresses are clear, such care having a tendency to expedite matters at the poatofflce, when confusion is all too apt to creep in, and mistakes be made, In spite of the utmost care by the postoffice employes, unless they have reasonable co-operation from the public. "We will lick' the stamps and paste them," Bald Mr. Lundquist, "as It has been found that much time can be saved by both our department and the public by this process. Where stamps for various packages are tendered the mailers, and they have the jcb of -attaching them, a long line of patrons of the office Is likely to be held up, while the one at the head of the line attempts to handle both stamps and

packages and keep them apart, a thing

which if there are many packages Is

difficult and necesarily results In delay. By the new ruling, we can havo stamps already canceled, before at

taching, thereby obviating the necessity of handling the mall a second time, so time Is saved all round. "I have applied for an extra clerk and carrier, who undoubtedly will be provided about a week before Christmas to help In the grand rush."

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