Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 155, Hammond, Lake County, 18 December 1916 — Page 2
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Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists.
Actually exceeded the $3,000,000 by more than jr., 000. This showing entitled the company to admittance to the American Life convention, a. national organization of Insurance companies to which representatives of companies, having $3,000,000 or more business On their book. The Northern States will be five years old in January.
At DeLuxe.
Coupon books, entitling the holder
to fifty-five admissions to DeLuxe theatre are being sold by that house as Christmas gifts and they are going fast. The price of the book is $5. DeLuxe offers today Charles Chaplin in "The Rink." and tomorrow Emily Stevens in "The. Wheel of the Law." The last named photo drama is a romance deal-
j ing with the fallibility of circumstantial j evidence and tells how a brilliant dlsj trlet .attorney climbs to success over j the wreck of his wife's happiness only
lo be shown the fallacy of his theories when he is proven guilty of a crime that was never committed. Edna. Goodrich is at DeLuxe Wednesday in "The House of Lies."
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$5.00 BUYS A Solid Gold La Valliere. A Solid Gold Set Ring. A Gold Cameo Ring. A New Band Bracelet. A Pearl Neck Chain. A Pair 14-k. Earrings. A Neat Diamond Ring. A Fine Toilet Set. A Coral Cameo Brooch. A Complete Manicure Set. $10.00 BUYS A Gold Bracelet Watch. A Real Coral Cameo Ring. A Genuine Diamond Ring. A Gold Elgin Watch. A Pair Diamond Earrings. A New Diamond Brooch. A Pretty Diamond La Valliere. A Parisian Ivory Toilet Set. $25.00 BUYS A 14-k. Solid Gold Bracelet Watch. A 14-k- White Gold La Valliere. A Diamond Tiffany Ring. A Pair Diamond Earrings. A Sterling Dresser Set. $50.00 BUYS A Diamond Necklace. A Large Diamond Ring. $100.00 BUYS A Pair Diamond Earrings. A -carat Perfect Diamond.
Fob BUS nB $5.00 BUYS A 16-size Elgin Watch. A Solid Gold Seal Ring. A Diam6nd Scarfpin. A Pair Diamond Cuff Links. A Solid Gold Watch Chain. A Gold Emblem-Charm. A Gold Safety Fob. A Military Brush Set. A Shaving Stand. A Sterling Cigarette Case $10.00 BUYS A Gold Elgin Watch. A Gold Emblem Ring. A Solid Gold Set Ring. A Heavy Signet Ring. A Diamond Scarfpin. A Pure Gold Waldemar Chain. $25.00 BUYS A 21-Jeweled Watch. A Diamond Belcher King. A Diamond Scarfpin. t $50.00 BUYS A Howard Watch. A Diamond Ring. $100.00 BUYS A 0.60 Blue-White Diamond Tooth Ring. $250.00BUYS A one-carat Blue-W h 1 1 e Diamond Ring.
j Other articles from $1 up.
TVe wish to thank and complement the Hammond. Ind., fire department for the4r fine and fast work to preserve our little home. Respectfully, Richard Keigler, 58 I'iumrner avenue. 12-18-1
TIE TIES' -FINANCIAL COLIN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEW YORK STOCKS CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
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December IS. Atchison 10 1-"4 American Beet Sugar American Car Foundry 63 American Locomotive 7 9 Anaconda S American i-'-meltingr 107R American Tele. & Teleg 123"g F.aldwin Locomotive 6S Baltimore &. Ohio SrVi Canadian Pacific ..lTfi'i American Can Co 50 New York Central 10i Colorado l'uel 4 6 i Chandler Motors 10.1 Central Leather " 03 "i Chesapeake & Ohio 66 "4 Corn Products 24 Crucible fcteel -. 6 4 Erie , "
American Steel Foundries t " Creat Northern 1 1 " Mexican Petroleum 10u:s Norfolk & Western 137 Northern Pacific 110'i Pennsylvania- R. XI 56 Peoples Gas 106 R.eputlic Iron & rfteel 7 9r-i Keading: 1 07 Tfc U. ?. Kulber "S'i American Sugrar 112 Southern Pacific ftS3 Southern Railway ,.. 3.'i
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul 9t Texas Oil ...2031:. Union Pacific us U. S. .Steel 113 t'tah' Copper 103 Western Union 10! H CI.OSI3 CiriCAGO GRAIN I'lTlRES. WHEAT. Drcembo r 1 .".! May 1 h 4 3 i July 13Ss ' CORN. December May ." July 9:rt OAT3. Deeenrber '19 May .' i2'3 July 31U C Hit ;0- 1J 13 STOC K. Hogs Receipt.-j. C3.000; market, slow and generally steady; mixed. 9.00
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to 3. SO; light, P. 00 to S.9T.: pips. 7.S5 to 9.10. Hogs tomorrow. 4t,000. Cattle Ite-icept, 2S.000; market, steady to ten lower; hoove?, 7J0 to 11.65; cows-heifers. 3. S3 to 10.00; stock-er-J'ecderf. 5.00 to 8.10; Texans, S.00 to 9.10; cavs S.50 to 12.00; western steers. 7.00 to 1.10. CHICAGO I'RODUE. Butter Creamery extra.--, creamery firsts. 37V. to .IS; firsts. 01 Vz to 36 4; seconds, 32 Vi to 331;. Effga -Ordinaries, 33 to 36; firot, 39 to 40. Live Poultry Fowls. 14 to 1 7 ' i : ducky. 14 to IS; gees, 14 to 17; f-pring?. IS; turkeys,. 23. ' (By United Trena.) CHICAGO. Dee. 18. Wheat jumped up sharply in the last hour of trading today when the government reports reached the exchange stating- that the crop conditions on December 1 were S3. 7 per cent as against 90.2 per cent over a ten-year period. By United Press. CinCAGO, Dee. IS. Wheat had a flight falling; off today on lower cables and general selling. Larger Australian offerings increased the bearish sentiments in the rain pit. After a slightly higher opening December was unchanged at noon. Corn had a steady undertone and showed gains. Oats started higher but lost on later selling. . Illy I nl(rd Pre,s.( CHICAGO. Dec. 18. Low temperatures caused firmness in the market for butter and eggs at Chicago today and fresh receipts sold at stronger prices. Coid storage offerings however, met with a moderate demand and were no better than steady. Receipts of butters were 4.9S0 tubs and of eggs. 2,474 cases. There was an active trading in the market for foultry, fancy, fat dressed turkeys made firmer prices.
l'hose new'bran Foods" a new one is born every week a recognition of the need of food laxatives Instead of drug laxatives. The problem of presenting bran to the human stomach in combination with a nutritious, easily digested food was solved twenty years ago by the invention of Shredded Wheat Biscuit, the food that supplies all, the body-building material in the whole wheat grain in a digestible form, combined with bran which is Nature's laxative. A bodybuilding, strength-giving food. Serve with milk or cream or baked apple or other fruits. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
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A Good Musical Comedy. Patrons of the Hammond Orpheum whare inclined to lean toward musical comedy can have their tastes satisfied next Wednesday when "Who's Little Girl Are You?" will bo presented for this day and date only. The production is a real show, uproariously funny throughout and with plenty of songs and specialties interpolated. Every member of this big company is up-to-date, and withall the play ish clean and enjoyable throughout. Clean fun, good dancing, pretty girls and a neat fresh stage setting and costumes carried along by a plot and lots of music makes "Who's Little Girl Are You?-' an attraction above the ordinary of this class, and prices will be reasonable and you are promised your money's worth.
A Good Liniment Is Useful Every Day
Most people keep a Rood liniment in the bouse always. There are daily use in which it saves pain and suffering. But it makes a great difference what liniment you choose. When yoa buy liniment for household use specify Hamlin's Wizard Oil. For 60 years Wizard Oil has been the fir-t aid liniment and reliable home reraedy in countless homes. This is because it has given perfect service in allaying pain 2nd putting an end to needless suffering. The 6ecret ot a good liniment is alcohol. Wizard Oil is composed of 65 per cent alcohol. This Is combined with expensive, healing medicinal oils and high grade, non-harmful drugs. This combination gives the perfect liniment for all purposes. It Is the alcohol in Hamlin's Wizard Oil and the rubbing that opens the pores of tho skia so that th medicinaloils can penetrate readily to the 6eat of the inflammation below the surface. It is most important to rub in Wizard Oil where the trouble is beneath the surface. It helps create heat to open the pores of the skin and to soothe and strenfrtheu tne nerves where the pain exists. Do not simply ask for a"linimect" when you sro to tho drugstore. Get Hamlin's Wizard Oil and you will be sure of bavin sr the pure- healing and antiseptic liniment. 25c and 50c at A 11 Druggists HAMLIN'S WIZARD OIL CO.
Chicago, 111. For Constipation Use Hamlin's Wizard Liter Whips
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1 You are invited to call and see my ; Christmas display of hand-painted i china and fancy goods at 319 Sibley
street. R. I Porch. 12-1S-2
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JOS. W. WE1S. E. C. MINAS CO.
SUMMER'S PHARMACY. NORRIS PHARMACY.
WILL MEET THIS EVENING The meeting: of the Committee of Ten for the new Hammond Way Movement launched last week, will be held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Professor P. G. Holden of the International Harvester Company educational extension work was expected in Hammond early this afternoon.
River Frontage Sold. Mrsh. Mary Schutz of Hammond, last week sold to Dr. William P. Deis. 328 feet of frontage on the north side of the Grand Calumet river east of Calu-
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An unknown man, "who goes by the name of "Joe," while in Walter Bober's saloon, ill Emlyn Place, last night, crabbed $11 from a table and ran from the place. The money belong-ed to William Carrig-jr who gave chase. Carrig caught up with the thief who attacked him with some unknown weapon. In the fight which ensued.
Carrig: was hit o'ver the head, the point of the weapon penetrating his skull I and sinking into tho brain. j The police were called and picked tip the injured man who was treated by Dr. Townsley and taken to St. Margaret's hospital where he still lingers between life and death. His condition is very serious. The man who committeed the assault has not been apprehended. He has been at this saloon a number of times, but no one has yet been found who knows his true name. Omaggi Examined. Attilio Omaggi. the Italian who made an attempt on the life of G. Morelli. Friday night, is under examination in the city court of Kast Chicago today. Quierrino Omaggi. who was arrested at 4909 Alexander avenue as an accomplice, has been released. He claimed that the only part he played in the affair was to act as bis uncle's messenger. He went to Morelli earlier in the day to get an answer to tho demand for the hand of the daughter, Paulina. Later Omaggi was bound over to the superior coUrt on two charges. on5 with intent to kill G. Morelli and the other with intent to kill Officer Michael Gorman. Eonas were fixed at 15.000 on each charge. Charged With Holdup. One colored man, who gives his name as William Gardner and his address as 203 E. 37th street. Chicago, and two unknown colored women are
charged w-ith holding up John Arlichane, Indiana Harbor, and robbing him of J24. The robbery occurred near the corner of Block and Watling streets. Ti -: negro is said to have held the arms the victim while the women lifted h.p. pockets. Captain Ptruss and Officer Kemp;;: were on the case and landed Gardner but the women had disappeared, notwithstanding a most thorough search in every conceivable quarter of that locality. Two witnesses who saw t'i:robbery are also held. Accused Of Forgery. John Kovidzinski, employed in the butcher shop at 139th and Celar streets, Indiana Harbor. Is charged with the forgery of a thirteen do'.lav check on the First Trust and Savings Bank, 137th and Cedar streets. The shop is run by Frank Rudzinski and he gave John a pay check for $1S. John had it cashed by a messenger, Walter Wasilowski. Then John. as alleged, forged a second cheek, an attempted duplicate of the first on. This one he also sent to the bank by Walter Wasilowski. While the forgery was a fairly good one. yet it did not pass the scrutiny of the paying teller and was turned down. The police were called and Kovidzinski is now awaiting an examination. '
! If you'll ndTertUe your holiday bar1 trains irt will get the people to ahoy early. on' the time to et busy.
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At The Gem. The Gem theatre, popular Webt State strct picture theatre, is offering- a triple bill today inchidlng Mary Pick-
lord in "Mary's Mistake," "The Crimson i i-talr Mystery" and "Our Boys," the latter a. war movie. Tomorrow the;
Gem offers '-WJien Ixve Is King," a strong Klein drama.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Bead Be-au5e of its tonic and laxative effect. Ijaxative Bromo Quinine ran be taken by anyone without causing nervousness nor ringing in the head. There is fTi'v one. "Bromo Quinine." F. A',". GROVE'S signature is on box. '5c.
profession, that of chimney sweep, has landed in Hammond for a fifteen-day campaign on chimney oot. lie makes his headquarters at the Central fire
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Mac Draft claims to be a native of Switzerland where he said he learned the trade of chimney sweep, serving an apprentir-e ship of two years and nine months. His trade has made him a steeple jack second to none for daring and aerial feats.
HERE'S SWEEP IN TOWN Mac Draft, whose name indicates his
PASSES $3,000,000 MARK
Hiving passed the $ J,000,fit'M mark in actual business on the. bocks, the Northern States' Life Insurance Company of Hammond, reached the goal it set for itself this year, two weeks before the time It allowed Itself. Last Saturday at the close of business it was found that the business on the books
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A BEAUTIFUL HIGH GRADE PIANO Held to satisfy debt and will be sold to highest bidder' to effect quick sale. This is a handsome new $500.00 piano made by one of the oldest piano manufacturers in America. Owner wishes to leave city and is compelled to realize cash on this piano to justify a claim at once. A grand bargain and an investment for you if you can buy immediately. Call at 170 Plummer Ave., Hammond, to get particulars and see this piano.
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In High Grade Home Furnishings BEAUTIFUL, PRACTICAL LASTING GIFTS FOR YOUR OWN HOME OR YOUR FRIENDS' HOME. Make your Christmas Gift a practical one this year. Make it an item for the home one that will last one that will be a constant reminder of your thoughtfulness and affection for years to come. Our holiday stock is fresh, inviting, and will appeal to the most critical. It is our opinion that you cannot duplicate our prices and quality anywhere, and we cordially invite intelligent investigation and comparison.
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET A PRACTICAL GIFT FOR MOTHER The most practical and most convenient Kitchen Cabinet made. Combines - your pantry, cupboard and kitchen table all in one spot. Your pots, pans, dishes, salt, sugar, spices, etc., are within easy arm's reach. Ranging in prices from. .$19.50 to $38.50 LADIES' WRITING DESKS. In Colonial and Period designs, beautifully finished in Circassian walnut, birdseye maple, golden oak and mahogany finish. In prices from . . . $9.50 to $32.50 A GUNN SECTIONAL LIBRARY CASE FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT Convenience and adaptability two necessary features are combined with grace and beauty of design in this Sectional Library Case. We have them in fumed, golden oak, mahoganv and also Earlv English finish, from .$18.00 to $24.00 MUSIC CABINET Dull and polished mahogany or golden oak, Circassian walnut and brown mahoganv, in prices from .$8.50 to $32.00
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CEDAR CHESTS ARE SPLENDID GIFTS. 1 Genuine Tennessee Red Cedar Chests in four different sizes, all trimmed with 2Vi-inch copper bands studded with half-inch copper nails, castors and locks. Ranging in prices from. . .$12.00 to $16.75 A PRACTICAL GIFT FOR FATHER THE FAMOUS KELLY EASY CHAIR. Back reclines to any desired position; also has foot rest which when not needed slides back into place beneath seat of chair; upholstered in genuine leather, either black or brown Spanish; golden and fumed oak finish, in prices from $24.00 to $36.00 PIANO BENCHES. A large selection in Piano Benches, in mahogany and golden oak finish, in prices from $8.50 to $12 MARTHA WASHINGTON SEWING TABLES In genuine mahogany and golden oak finish, with side compartments and 3 roomv drawers, well made and beautifullv finished. From.. . .$8.50 to $12.50
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