Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 164, Hammond, Lake County, 18 December 1913 — Page 7

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The beauty behind the bars in the accompanyins illustration is not looking wistfully out from a dungeon, as might be imagined. This iron fence, or grill, is to be found in the windows of private residences of the better class and takes the place t-f the chaperon. The accompanying photograph was made in the streets of Tanama. In this friendly climate the bars take the place of glass windows. The lace curtains and cushions show that the lady behind the bars is very much at home. The picture was a chance snapshot made by one of the tourists on the West Indian pleasure cruise of the Victoria Luise of the Hamburg-American Line and might have been duplicated scores of, times in a short afternoon's walk. It is common for the ladies of the household to hold impromptu receptions with their friends, the bars, of course, separating th hostess from her callers.

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Nowhere else will you find such a great big stock of Coats at the prices we are offering these coats to you. Neither could we, but The Burnett Manufacturing Company of New York, whose "Lease" expired, were forced to vacate their premises, also forcing them to dispose of their entire stock on hand. An inspection of these coats will convince you that they are wonderful values at the price we are selling them. They are all colors in the newest materials and nearly everjr garment is "Skinner Satin" lined, some few without. A range of sizes from 14 to 18 in Misses, and 34 to 42 for Women. COME, choose any coat in this great lot and you have made yourself" more money than you ever did before shopping. GA Q& Remember there arc values up to $20.00, which will sell Friday and Saturday at Ptt VO

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terviews from New England cities, whera confidence has been largely disturbed by the depreciation of railroad and other securities In which thrifty Yankees have long invested their saving According to a report Just made public by the Department of Commerce there was a falling oft of nearly J46,000,000 in Imports and an increase of nearly $68,000,000 in exports during the months of July, August, September and October, as compared with the correspondingmonths last year. Secretary I ted field's Comments. Secretary Redfield points out that the threatened flooding- of the markets of the country with alleged cheap wares of Europe in October, following the enactment of the tariff law, did not happen. The secretary shows, however, that the new tariff law has Increased materially the Importation of foodstuffs, thus broadening the fooiT supply of the United States, but he does not explain the effect on the American consumer as regards food prices. That there would be Industrial disturbances as the result of Congress's action on the tariff and the pendingcurrency legislation was a foregone conclusion. Motions and Orders UKE SU PERIOR COURT. Flntrlrs In Room 3. 9334 Charles L. Brown vs. Alice Brown Motion to dismiss refused; court finds for defendant. 9881 Charles Baran vs. Kaziniira Czdzinski et al Defendant Wadislaw Czdzinski defaulted; plaintiff files amended complaint making John Kavina Staciak and Theodore Czdzinski parties in 'place of Kasimira Czdzinski whose death is suggested. 10033 John Slovenkay vs. Gottlieb Appeal dismissed; cause ordered

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h 'a-haWali alsltsli back to justice of the peace. 10932 Ceclla Mlshler vs. Dan Mishler Finding for plaintiff divorce judg- , ment. 11017 Ernest R. Ricketts vs. Francis Ricketts Plaintiff files amende complaint; defendant defaulted. 10736 Joseph A. McKee vs. Nora McKee Finding for plaintiff divorce granted. Judgment. 10193 Rose M. Boring, administratrix vs. Chicago & Erie It. R. Co. Judgment against plaintiff for costs, payable out of estate; plaintiff prays appeal to appellate court; granted, without bond. 1008! State of Indian ex rel Paul Galik vs. George Mosni Defendant prays appeal to appellate court; granted, thirty days for bond In $500 with surety; approved. 10309 Paul B. Lipinski adminostrator vs. Andrew Tokasz et al Plaintiff asks leave to file second paragraph of complaint. 10907 Katie Carkovich vs. George Sarkovich Finding for plaintiff divorce; Judgment. 10478 Dismissed for want of prose cution Peter Can Schaack & Sons vs. Jennie Millstone et al; judgment. 10517 Agneska Mackowak vs. Wicenty Mackowak et al Defendant's motion to set aside default overruled. 1062S Harry Moon pro ami vs. Ham mond Orpheum Co. plaintiff ordered to give his examination, as party on November 26 at 10 a. m. at offices of court reporter. 10831 August Stommel vs. Ida Zimmermaft et al Plaintiff dismisses; Judgment. 10S97 John Wesley Reed vs. Ansil G. Slocomb et al Defendant Board of Home Missions, etc. Shows filing in clerk's office of affdavit for change venue. 10972 John-B. Phillips trustets vs. Wm. R. llanvey Finding for plaintiff $220, and $25 attorney fees, without relief; foreclosure chattel mort- ' age; judgment

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Store I IV EAST 10532 F. Richard Sehaaf vs. James S. Cotton et al Defendant Bielefeld .files disclaimer. 10641 Manhattan Lbe. Co. vs. Joseph Mayer et al Defendant Mayer files answer. 10659 Alexine Schumacher, Etac. vs. Osborn Land Co. Plaintiff moves that defendant be required to file answer. 10917 John M. Reil vs. Antonl Miloszc- . wski et al Defendants defaulted. 11032 Charles S. Kidder vs. Joseph Laiigoweski et al Plaintiff dismisses as to Jennie and Able Hyman and lot 41, block 21, 2nd add. Indiana Harbor; also Jno. S. Henderson and lot 22, block 12, 4th add. to Indiana Hitrbor; also Joseph Iangowski and lot 9, block 51, Indiana Harbor; also Lilllam M. George and lot 8, block 69. Indiana Harbor. 4356 Jno. A. Moore vs. Calumet Land Co. et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 7274 Jo. P. Nagel vs Henry Longfield. Cause dismissed, judgment. 9194 Geo. Wilson vs. City of Gary. ' Plaintiff dismisses, judgment. 9195 Peter Romanyak vs. City of Gary. Plaintiff dismisses. Judgment. 9578 Jno. R. Bell vs. Gary and Interurban Ity.. Plaintiff dismisses, Judgment. ! 10429 Henry eHne- ys. Anton Lucas. Plaintiff di ...... -T, V UOl9 ijaiu 10436 State of Indiana ex rel Alex Vizena vs. J. Ralph Snyder et al. Plaintiff dismisses. Judgment. 10437 Stati of Indiana Jex rel Vm Hamilton vs. Emmet N, White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10438 State of Indiana ex rel Andrew Freeburg v-5. Hammond Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10439 State of Indiana ex rel Sigismund 1. Eisler vs. Emrnett N. White et al. Tlaintlff dismisses. 10440 State of Indiana ex rel Mike Drakulick vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10441 State of Indiaan ex rl Nikola Bovezenovic vs. Emmet N. White

IS' CHICAGO, INDIANA et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10442 State of Indiana ex rel Fleming Yockey vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10443 State of Indiana ex rel Frank Escuders vs. Emmt N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10444 State of Indiana ex rel Jarob Jancovltz vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10445 State of Indiana ex rel Petru Duma vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10446 State of Indiana ex rel Patrick Finncrty vs. Emmet N. White t al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10447 Slate of Indiana ex rel Dan Delicti vs. Emmet N. White et al. - Plaintiff dismisses. 1044S State of Indiana ex rel Dan Vukadlnovieh vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10449 State of Indiana ex rel Stove Sadlak vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10150 State of Indiana ex rel Antop Mis vs. Emmet N White et ar Plaintiff dismisses.' 10451 State of Indian ex rel Feter Teter Stritof vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10452 State of Indiana ex rel Peter Prica vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. 10453 State of Indian ex rel Marko , Kokotovic vs. Emmet N. White et al. Plaintiff dismisses. DON'T KNOW THEY HAVE APPENDICITIS Many Hammond people who have chronic appendicitis, which is not very painful, have doctored for years for gas on the stomach, sour stomach or constipation. Otto Netjele, drugg'tut. Calumet and Fayette street, -states if these people will try A SINGLE DOSI3 of simple buckthorn brk, glycerine, etc., as compounded in Adler-1-ka, the remedy which became famous by curing appendicitis, they will be surprised at the INSTANT benefit.

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