Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 150, Hammond, Lake County, 12 December 1916 — Page 2

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Sudden Cold. Look out it's dangerous. CASCAfAf QUININE The old family remedy la tablet form safe, sure, easy to take. No opiates no unpleasant after-effects. Cures colds in 24 hours Grip in 3 days. Money back if it fails. Get the genuine box with Red Top and Mr. Hill's picture on it 25 cent. At Aay Dm Star

CAS GO. STATISTICS On of the mot interesting' tables mrnpiled during these closing days of 1fH6 was made public recently by the Northern Indiana G-as and Electric 'ompany. It shows comparatively tha nw building's erected In the cities of.. J lanrmond. East Chicago. Whiting and West Hammond during the years and the first ten months of 1916. The figures follow: Hammond. 1015. No. Amount, Dwellings ..12 J374.9SO Viats 12 33,400 Stores IS 62,100 Parages 13 ll.CiO Misc. ..... 343,943 1019. No. Amount. 357 II27.T55 13 49.130 12 23.100 09 55.530 130.279 Totals JS25.665 J3S6.S44 feast Chicago. 1I5. Il. No. Amount. No. Amount. Dwelling .Flats .... stores frarages . MI so Totals S6 I1S2.313 CO 62.700 3S 13S.230 4" 1,925 407.495 302 73 73 28 $561,603 226,525 265,470 12,650 2S5.472 732.S22 Whlrlng. 1915. 1, 352.720 4 91S. No. Amount. No. . 66 . 1 . 13 Amount. $135,054 S3.990 3.500 2,170 S6.429 Dwellings Flats .... Stores ... Oarages . Misc Totals . 40 7 5 25 8S.632 33.000 13,800 2,775 75,798 $241,143 $220,005 TVeat Hammond. , 1915. IB 16. No. Amount. No. Amount. . . 39 $ 67.600 45 $ 83.400 Dwelling "Fiats" ... stores . . Oarages AKsc. ... 3,000 4.000 107.000 3.000 1,000 51,000 Totala $11,600 $144,400 Kast Chicago, exceeds Hammond's figures foy I3S4.S76. Hammond's in- . :;-sae from 1915 to 1916 wi $181,179. 'vhlle Eat Chicago' increase was K.55.S3S. BRANCH MANAGER VISITS FACTORY Harry R. Hargis, the manager of the Chicago sales braneh of the Savage Tire orporation, has Just completed a trip j With the Fingers ! j Says Corns Lift Out i Without Any Pain j Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or any kind of a corn can shortly be l.fted right out with 'the fingers if you will apply directly upon the corn a few drops of freezone, says a Cincinnati authority. It is claimed that at small cost one i an get a quarter of an ounce of freezone at any drug store, which Is sufficient to rid one's feet of every coin or callus without ipain or aoreness o rthe danger of Infection. This new drug la an ether compound, and while sticky, dries the moment It is applied and does not Inflame or even Iriltate the surrounding tissue. Thlss announcement will Interest many women here, for It is said that the present high-heel footwear is put-tin-? corns on practically every woman's feet. Adv. ftaTluftsle

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to the factory and home offices of the Savage Tire company at San Diego, Cal. This is the first Visit Mr. Hargis has made to the factory. He has been connected with the Savage Tire corporation for the past nine months, but has been too busy putting hie-plans for distribution into effect to sparo time for a visit to the factory. Mr. Hargis reports that additions to the Savage manufacturing plant recently completed greatly increase the floor pace and that the installing of new equipment Is going forward rapidly. The Savage plant was more than doubled during the past year, and when the present plans of the company are completed, its manufacturing facilities will again increase twofold or more. . Mr. Hargis went on to say that he was fully convinced of tile merits of Savage products before he .visitel the factory and that he knew he was going to find the factory modern and up to date in every detail, but nevertheless ho was agreeably surprised at the size and completeness of the Savage plant. He added that was impressed him most was the "quality first" spirit that pervades the factory. From the start it has. been the aim of the men back of the Savago Tire company to build the best tires and tubes that can be built. With this in mind, they have provided the most modernmachines and the best of materials,, and they have done everything possible

to impress on the minds of the Savage workmen the fact that they are to build every mile of service possible into each Savage tube and each Savage casing. The result is that Savage workmen take pride in their handiwork. . WILD RUN When Jacob Susin, 1301 Jefferson St., south in Jefferson street. Several persons, who tried to intercept the runaway Gary, left his auto, a machine of popular make, outside a saloon at 11th ave nue and Jefferson street he failed to tie it to a post. In the car was Susin's 5-year-old daughter. In a few minut'es probably the child manipulated the machinery the car started to ho. It made a mad dash machine, fell in the ice and snow. At 12th avenue and Jefferson street Officer Bert Ray of the Gary police heard the child's screams and saw the car coming. He tried to bard the machine, but was hurled to the street and was severely injured. The next minute the car swerved from the street and ran up on the sidewalk. It bucked into the plate glass window of Nick Cluna's salloon and then swerved sideways. When Nick, his bartender and the patrons of the place recovered their surprise there was a machine half way in the aloon, the front of the place wrecked, and a little child screaming and covered with blood. The police came and took the little girl to a doctor. Susin will get all the bills today. Only Oae "BKOMO QVUSTUtH" To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE MROMO QUININE. Look far signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures a cold in One Day. 25c. CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL Hammond last evening appropriately celebrated the 100th birthday of Indi ana's statehood. Several hundred people attended the ceremonial in the First Christian church and the following program was carried out: Orchestral Music American orchestra. Dr. Arthur J; Davis, Leader. Formal introduction of attending organizations, by the general director and field marshals. Divine Exeroiaes. Directed by the Rev. Cecil J. Sharp, Pastor Christion church. 1 Hymn "My Country. 'Tls of Thee" Choir and Congregation 2 Prayer In Thanksgiving for the Past Century Rev. Floyd H. Adams Pastor Baptis Church 3 Address The New Era Rev. J. C. Sharp 4 Prayer Intercessory, The Coming Century Rev. Thomas J. Eassett Pastor Methodist Church 5 The "Te Deum Ladamus" The Christian Church Choir I'nfurlloff and Raising the Flag. Conducted by the Rev. Geo. R. Streeter, assisted by: Heads of all organization in attendance, Chaplain and Rev. I. G. Pollard, G. A. R. present and historic, first mayor of Hammond, impersonated by his son, M. M. Towle, Jr., Mayor John T. Smalley, mayor of the city of Ham-

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ELL-AiMS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. mond, W. E. Mulr, representing governor and governorship of Indiana, S. E. Swaim. representing president of the United States. Personifications: Goddess of Liberty, Mrs. H. W. Roberts; Indiana, Miss Mll.dred Ingram, lake county. Miss Alice Hess, Hammond, Miss Caroline Hess: Motherhood, Mrs. J. A. Gavit; equal franchise, Mrs. P. O. Rick; Temperance and Prohibition, Miss Margaret Hafer. Raising the flag of the city of Hammond at the Dafayette school building. 1 Grand assembly, under command of Chief Peter Austgen 2 Address Mayor J. T. Smalley 3 Raising the Flag 4 "Star Spangled Banner Band 35 Salvo of guns The Hammond Police THE PASSING SHOW STYLE'S everything to most women LOOKS, pothing, 1. e., she cares nothing for looks but for style everything: IT Isn't every stout woman in a walking suit who. realizes that it is not HER long suit., says the Philiy Record WELL you ought to see her in a running suit! UNLESS you want to keep the clerks in the trenches iall the time DO your Christinas shopping early. IT'S a Boston paper that gives this advice: BE sure your wife's right then go ahead. IF anyone wants a nice set OF chilblains WE know where! THE Kaiser has nothing on us WE are ready to talk peace at our house any time. ABOUT the worst possible fate that can befall a man these days IS to wake up at 3 a. m. with the French, window open and his better half wrapped up in all the BED clothes. NO girl over 35 should ever try to demonstrate her girlish laughter. SAYS the Lola (Kan.) Register: "Mr. Roberts went to Kansas City with a load of hogs. Several of the NEIGHBORS went in together make up tjje car."- , THIS world is a wilderness of woe BUT it would he a blamsite worse if BALDirEADED men had to pin their hats on. LAKE COUNTY BANK STOCKHOLDERS ELECT At the annual stockholders' meeting of the Lake County Savings & Trust Company last, evening approval was given for the activities of the board durin-g the past year and directors elected for the ensuing year. The directors are Peter W. Meyn. A. M. Turner, W. C. Belman, Jos. W. Weis. John N. Beckman. Julius H. Meyn. Albert Maack, Frank S. Betz, David T. Emery and Otto -II. Duelke. The directors in turn elected the following officers: Peter W. Meyn. president; Jos. W. Weis. vice president; W. C. Belman, secretary-treasurer; David T. Emery, assistant secretary-treasurer. The usual dividend was declared. Th year's business was very satisfactory and the stockholders were delighted with the showing made of the prosperous institution. Humane Society Meets., The Lake County Humane society at a meeting in the Central school building at Hammond heard a report from Mrs. Mf-rtle Pfeffer, chief humane officer, who told of the work being done which Includes welfare of children, insane people, sick and abandoned an!o the LJ

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Double S. & H. Stamps Wednesday TIMES AD BRINGS 20 APPLICANTS Yesterday this ad appeared is THE TIMES: WANTED Experienced truck driver at Bern- ' stein Fruit Co., 650 Washington St., Gary, Phone 2697. "This is the Bernstein Fruit company. Please cut out our ad. We've had 20 applicants this morning." mals. The society Is handicapped by lack of funds and desires that dues be paid. No money is spent by the society for salaries. INSPECTS BRIDGE -itv Tnsrlneer C. K. Wallace of East Chicago, is informed that the county , board of commissioners, accompdmeu by Engineer Ray Peelej', will maice a final inspection of Hat street bridge across the canal some time today, preliminary to the acceptance of the job from Contractor Fhee. It is said that (Formerly the Bartola.) H. IC GARDNER, Mgr. TODAY Kleine Photoplay in Five Reels "THE LITTLE SHEPHERD OF BARGAIN ROW" TOMORROW BLUE BIRD FEATURE "THE EYE OF -GOD" Evenings 6:43 to 11. Matinees Saturday and Sunday. ' PRICES 5c and 10c.

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Pastime Today "The Grip of Evil" and a three act Biograph Feature TOMORROW QLADTS HAXETTE in five act Gold Rooster Feature' "PRUDENCE, 1KB PIKATE." TIMES' advertising- will enable you to break nil your buabieaa records for the year end. Call a TIMES ad aaan right awny.

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Three Shows Daily 2:30 7:30-9:00. Matinees, 10-15c. Nights, 10-20-30c. TODAY AND TOMORROW "The Twin Bachelors" 30 PEOPLE 30 Band and Orchestra. COMING THURSDAY "the Four Husbands" The Host Pretentious Tab in Vaudeville. GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!