Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 153, Hammond, Lake County, 15 December 1916 — Page 3

Friday, De 15; 1916

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1 em -who ever heard kf it in the home where the housewife knows Shredded Wheat? In five minutes you can prepare a wholesome, satisfying meal with Shredded Wheat Biscuit without kitchen worry or work. For breakfast heat the Biscuit in the oven to restore crispness and serve with hot milk. For lunch serve with sliced bana

nas or other fruits.

cultivatable. Aside from the deep

trenches and boyaus, the ground has been so pitted with, shell holes to a depth varying from a few to fifteen feet, and all the upper trata of soil on which fertility depends so completely wiped out, that little If any use could ever be made of the ground for agricultural purposes for years to come.

Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y,

TO TURN SCENE OF BATTLE INTO . - SACRED FOREST j BT HXNRY WOOD. (Unftl Press Correspondent with the French Armies.) VERDUN. France, Nov. 18 (by main. With the close of the -war the entire iino of trenches m France, extending from Alsace to the Belgium border, may be converted into a sort of national sacred forest, as a permanent tribute to th memory of the French "poilus" ho died there defending: their national -oil. A proposition to tbts effect has just li.-en prepared by the general council of the Department of the- Meuse and will soon be submitted to the French sovernment. The plan is to buy the K-miepround from the farmers. Should this plan be finally accepted future generations not only of France, but of Hit; entire world, would always have the opportunity of visiting' the line of i renches over 600 kilometers in length n which the French threw back the tide of German invasion at the battle of the Marne and which till the end of the war will always remain the basis -f France's military effort to rid her soil entirely of the enemy. . The immediate land through which these long lines of trenches run, tocether with the battlefields of the ?omme, Artois nd of Champagne will. It is believed, never strain b rendered

NEW CASES FILED Tn the Lake Superior Court, Nov. 13. 1916: C'ae Filed Sior. 24. 15539 Km. 3 Divorce; Orell Chal!foux (MdMahon and Conroy) vs. Anna ChaUfoux. 13510 Km. 3 Suit on lease; Harry Lewis (W. J. Murray) vs. Tuttle Conn. S423 Michiffan Ave., Indiana Harbor, Ind. 15341 Km. 1 Death claim ; American Trust & Savings Bank administrator of James Suto, deceased (I V. Cravens) vs. New Tork Central Kail road Company. 15542 Km. 1 Appeal by plaintiff; The Carrollton Pottery Company (M. D. Metz) vs. rhlllip Bronsteln. 15543 Km. 2 Appeal by deft; Gordon Supply Co. vs. Eric Lund. 15344 Km. 2 Certified to Lake Bup. Ot. from J. P. Court; Fayette B. Hall (F. B. Hall) vs. Cornelius A. Snay and Ellen M. Snay; on real estate contract Lot 81 In Blk. 1 in H. W. Sohl's 6th add. to Hammond. 15545 Km. S Appeal by Wt; Mike Nemeth (Crumpacker & Crumpaclcer) vs. Gabriel Sasse. 15546 lion. 1 Divorce: Forrest Felffhner ("VV. Dunn) vs. Myrtle Trost Feighner. 15547 Km. 1 Divorce: James B. Kelly W. Dunn) vs. Delcena Kelly. Cases Jilfd Nov. 25. 15548 Rm 2 Appeal by deft; Koral & Stern vs. Milan Hegji. 15549 Km. 2 Appeal by deft; Alex Guber vs. Gary Garage and Sales Co. 155'SO Rm. 3 Divorce; TJnlce James (U. JL & Smith) vs. Daly James. 15551 Km. 1 ForecL M. L.; B. Newell Raofins Company W. R. Van Home) vs. Time Birdlts and Bojana Birdits his wife. 15562 Km. 1 Slander; Simon Kanizar (E. O. Sproat) vs. Rosl Yachow and Pteve Posawec. 15553 Rm. 2 Note; Vlggo P. E. Jensen T. Jos. Sullivan) vs. Stanlslaw l'"rankievicz. 15554 Rm. 2 Note; Herman Klesse T. Barnett) Fred Kothfisher. 15555 Rm. 3 Divorce; Margaret Daumer (McAleer & Dorsey) vs. Oliver Daumer. Lake Superior Court. Nov. 23. 15328 Km. 1 Divorce; Bessie Smith (Cleveland & Cleveland) vs. Frank J. Smith. 15529 Km. 2 Forecl. Mtff.; (Madeline Laible (L. T. Meyer) vs. Kornelia Nemeth.

ELL-ANS

Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists.

HOBART

December 14. Twin boys were born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Agnes Mueller. A daughter was born Dec. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Foster Graciel. Dec. 9 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Gross, which died shortly after birth. The funeral of Philip TValrteck and Herbert Peterson who were killed by a train Tuesday afternoon will be held Friday afternoon. Services will be held at the high school auditorium at 2 o'clock and the burial of both will be at Crown Hill cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. B. Hardsock was held yesterday afternoon. Services were held here at the Christian church and the burial was at the Hobart cemetery. Mary, the three-yea- old daughter of B. Hardsock, who has been serionsly 111 with typhoid fever during the past month, is somewhat improved. She was taken to the General hospital at Gary last Sunday.

HIGHLAND

Mr. Goldsmith of Chicago, transacted business here Tuesday. Mrs. II. Lydick was a Hammond shopper Tuesday. Mr. Williams of Chicago, made a short business call here Saturday morning. A Christmas program Is beinar plannod which will be given by the Congregational church Friday evening, Dec. Miss G. Ferguson of Crown Point, gave her weekly music and drawing lesson Friday to the pupils of the public school. . , An enjoyable meeting of the Ladies' Aid society was given at the home of Mrs. A. I Reiner last Thursday afternoon.

IF YOU are thinking of giving House Slippers for an Xmas Gift, we have one of the finest lines of Felt and Kid Slippers in town. We have many different styles, patterns and colors to select from. J, Schloer & Son LEADERS IN FOOTWEAR 95 State St. Hammond, Ind. We give the S. & H. Green Stamps. Let this store be your place to buy your Xmas Slippers.

K-3CWTUM21TMU. PBICE $17.50 X

YOU know how easy it is for tools to get misplaced how quickly they get rusty and lose heir sharpness when you try to keep them in the old-time tool box. A good set of tools deserves the best of treatment. For this reason various sets of Keen Kotter tools hare been selected and arranged in mm

Tool Cabinet Every tool, from the smallest gimlet to the largest saw, has a place of its own. They never touch each other, so they can't get dull that way. They don't get rusty, for the air-tight doors keep oat dirt and moisture. tytrr tool i the bt ol ft kind the K KottrrtrieinrkiTonenaraiitee. Iihunoo forhlcbest quality in tools for nearly s half century. Keen Kotter Tool Cabinets rarT In piice from $10.00 to $135.00, de

pending-on ns nasioer Baa kind of tools selected. Anderson Hwi Co, Cutlery, Tools, Hardware, Sporting' Good. Tel. 145 Hammond. 711 Calumet Ave.

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Special Piano Sale "VCTien we give, you the names of the best families, the bet musicians, said the most discriminating people in Hammond and Tioinity, who will tell yon that they srent days and weeks looking around in Chicago, Hammond and elsewhere for piano bargains and that they actually saved from $100 to $350 in their purchase of a piano from us, TOU "WILL. BELIEVE THEM, WILL YOU NOT? j There Is hardly a block on any street la Hammond and Yldnity that Is not blessed with from one to ten of our pianos. The more you know about standard piano ralne the easier it Is to buy from us. We do not pattern alter manufacturers or assemblers of pianos who stencil different styles of cases to MAKE BELIEVE that they carry many different makes of pianos because of the names onthe fall boards.

When you see the name BJUR. BROS.. CHICKERING. KRABB, BTARR, H. F. MILLER, HAINES BROS., MARSHALL. WEND ALL, SCHUBERT, GORDON k. SONS, tc etc, on pianos in our stock, you can feel sured that you are tn a house of quality and that such pianos represent the highest possible ralue in all thr.t the name standard and musical worth to piano Implies. Just Be Honest With Yourself! Did anybody ever see such values? Two new $650.00 BABY GRAND PIANOS, this sale 8400.00 One new $1,050.00 player piano (BEST IN THE WORLD 8625.00

Four new $650.00 solo player pianos, any oase S450.00

Two new $650.00 solo player pianos, any eass

Four new 1600.00 solo players-

Four new $600.00 beet plajio ralue in the

nour 45ftft flft most srtigtlfi TalO

Three new $400.00 high grade pianos, ftld

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Three new $400.00 high grade pianos, old make. Two new $375.00 high grade pianos., .,.,,,.,, ,

Four new $375.00, large ease, ralue-

Two new $450,00 beautiful standard ralue (SPECIAL)

Bereral elig&tly used pianos from

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S375.00 -8400.00 8325.00 8200.00 275.00 -8250.00 -8200.00

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875.00 to $160.00

IF YOUR PURCHASE A PLAYER PIANO FROM US WE NOT ONLT 0TJARANTE3 TO SAVE YOU AT least 1100.00 on the price, but we giTe you free use of our roll department for one year. If you purchase a GRAND OR STRAIGHT PIANO from us it will be sold without interest on your payments. This means a saving of from $40.00 to $70.00 on a high grade piano. Prices and terms to suit al. Free exchange on all planes. No interest on payments. Open evenings.

GOLO HARP OR MANDOLIN ATTACHMENT CAN BE PLACED IN ANY

PIANO AT THE COST OF $3.00 EXTRA. We do not advise it. J.rtle Wilcockson Aluslc Company 1!4 STATE STREET HAMMOND. ARTEMIS BLDG. OPPOSITE OfSPHSUM,

PIANO TURING $8.16. A!; -s;fc gux?a?:ead fey ;ca

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Games and Game Boards

Archerlna Comlln. tlon Gam Boards, well made and nicely finished, titled to play 58 frames, or more thttn a frame for each week in the . year; complete with equipment. at 52.98 The Oamt of Trip Trap or Bombardment. Clock, lolf. AVhirl It. Rope Toss, Table Croquet and many others, t 25o Lotto Games complete with glass counters, at lOo Others upward to 48c Magnetic Fish Fond, hand-

somely lithographed, at 25o

All toe Famous caret Games Pit. Flinch. Plaza. Uncle Sum. Bunco and many others, at 45c The Famous Book Game, special at 39c A vast Assortment of Card Games, bis values at So and 10c

SPECIAL. Parchment Game.

at 65c

European War Games, consisting of soldiers and cannon, at 43o Several other Soldier Games up from 25c Dominoes, ebony with white J.po(5, OTl sale at Se

Gloves Are Appropriate for Christmas Gifts

Hero you will find offerings to satisfy th most exquisite taste, running from the most exclusive importations to any style desired.

Dent's Celebrated Victoria Kid Gloves, Paris point back, pique seam, finest quality glove on the market at the price; white

and all desirable colors. Pair.

2.00

Women's Wasnable Kid Cloves, to be washed oti the hand; colors are putty and canary, practical glove? for all oc

casions. Xma3

The Celebrated Dent's "Marlon" Kid Gloves A well made perfect fitting glove; Paris point back.

black a'nd all wanted col

ors. Xmas Sale

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Women's 2-CIasp Cape Gloves, fancy back, self stitch and white. The-e are very durable and

come in black and tan:

ideal gift

gloves. Pair

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Women's French Sue do

Gloves, 8-button length with el.astic wrist These are a splendid wearing glove and ae

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3.00

Children's Kid Gloves and Mittens, fleece lined, warm and durable for

school wear. The Mittens are trim

med in fur. Per pair . , ;

59c

SWEATER COATS For Gift Making

Attractive Sweaters for Women and Misses Angora, brushed wool and the new' rope stitch, belted In the back, with shawl collar and patch pockets; colors are

rose, maroon, cardinal, green, oxford and white; elegant gift coats. Priced for the Christmas sale at

Pretty Sweater Coats, $6.93 With convertible shawl collar, belt all aiound or half belt, patch pockets. In

combinations of brown and tan, purple

and yellow, etc.

All sizes sji

$68

$10

Sweater Coats in Jumbo Rope Stitch with shawl collar, two pockets; colors are gray, cardinal, green, oxford and brown; sizes for women and misses. On sale tonight and fiO Saturday at VUwO

Good Value Sweater Coats at $3.48 Plain weave worsted garments with convertible collar, two pockets; colors are red, gray, white and maroon. All sizes $3.48. School Girls' Sweater Coats from Little Tots' Sweater Coats from $2.00 to 55.00. $1.25 to $3.48.

Leather Hand Bags As Pictured

$4.98 This special purchase enables gift buyers to economize. Hand Bags, same style as pictured; choice of genuine pin seal, buffed alligator or goat seal, leather covered or nickel frame, silk lined inside, changs purse and mirror, strap handle, size 8x7, at

4.98

Special Gift Books

New Books at 60c all of which are very appropriate for gift making, and predated that gifts that cost more. The newe

predated than gifts that cost more. The newest works of modern authors and the classics of the We mention a few of the many new titles at 60c: "Penrod" (Booth Tarkingrton). "Miss Billy" (Eleanor H. I'orter). "K" (Mary Roberta Rinfhart). "The Crisis" (Winston Churchill). "Bis; Tremaina" (Maris Van Vorst). "Eyet of the World" (Harold Fell TTrlRht). "Molly Make Believe" (Kleanor 1L Abbott). "Tire Clansman" (Thomas Iiixon). "North of Fifty-Three" (Hen rand "V. Sinclair). "Hepsey Burke" (K. N'. WeKt rot t). "Bose o' Paradise" (Cirnop Miller White). "The Prince of Granstark" t-.corg I'.arr Mrru(r-heon.

will be more ap-

Electrical Gifts Give Both Pleasure and Service

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Practical Gifts from our Electrical Dept. A Hot Point Electric Sad I t n. Rochester make, at $2.98.

Electric Coffee Percolators

ca.paoity, at $4.98. Electric Channa; tlah. $12.00. Electric Toasters at $3.35. Electric Table Grill, $4.9S. Electric Bakins; Oven, S7.50.

Electric Boilers, at $1.38.

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Toys Are Going Fast; Buy Now

7-inch Ten Pins, nicely varnished and striped; set of 10 pins and three balls in dove-tailed box 25o Others, larger, up to 98c.

T7 n b r e a kable Head Character Soils in a variety of costumes, infant babes, rompers, gingham dresses, etc On sale at 25o

Shooting' Gallery, as Illustrated, well niade and nicely decorated, with gun that shoots rubber balls. Special 98c

Boys' Tool Cheat, complete set of tools in hinge covered box, chestnut finish. Special 23c Others up to $3.98. Slechaalcal Train on circular track, with engine, coal car and passenger car, at 50o

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Sandy Andy Sand Toy Car, runs up an incline and automatically receives a load of sand and then descends down the incline. On sale 49c

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Men's Fur Caps Fur Caps An elegant stock lor gift choosing. New Detroit shapes, made ol genuine Hudson or electric seal, with ear protectors, satin lined, all sizes, extra

good values at "- , S5.00 Other Fur Caps at from $2.50 to $10. j Bue' rinth fans MpwpsI ehanea. !n a

n lICM O UVJ S I ' ' H splendid variety of dependable fabrics, plain serges

and fancy mixtures, with inside fur ear bands. Priced at $1.75 down to . 50 Men's Sweater Coats, scores of Etyles, jumbo rope stitch, shaker and cardigan knit and plain weaves, shawl collar and V neck, plain colors and two-tons effects; also Jersey sweaters, all sizes for men, $10 down to .. -SS.OO Boys' Fine Sweater Coats Jumbo rop? stitch and yt!a?n weave,' sha collar, pockets, plain colors ami

Pretty Silk Ties A tremendously large lot of splendid ties in the large generous opea-end four-in-hands, of fancy bro-

cadea, matelasse and Imported silk3. A great va riety of rich color tones, put up in individual boxec

at $1.00 and.. . - S1.5C SILK MUFFLERS Muffl.r. An unusual showing, including the

tubular styles, made of moire silks, embroidered anc

plain; also silk and wool knit mursers in tne popa lar 45-inch lengths, fringed ends, black and -white stripes and figures. SI. S1.50. S2 00- 82.50 nd .S3.fT A Special Value at 75c Men's tubular silk mut flers, 45 inches long, 9 inches wide, black and white?, narrow and le stri;es. tw-ione fringed edsre.

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