Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 155, Hammond, Lake County, 18 December 1916 — Page 5

""iwie.'.."g z

. Jtmulav. D-.. IS. IfllG THE TIMES PAGE FIVE

Select Your Christmas Gifts TODAY

We will heft you to decide what will be the most, appropriate prea- j ent to give. j Our stock of Diamonds. Watches i

and Jewelry, Gold and Silver Novelties of every description is the largest and most complete ever shown in the Calumet region. Prices are very reasonable for the clas of beautiful, high grade jeweirfj'that we have purchased for the holiday trade.

W( are making a epecial offer of a handsome gent, letnaa's watch, 23 year guaranteed gold filled case, genuine Elgin movement, at $8.60 Others up to $75.

Ladles' Wrist Watches, latest de. signs, perfect in every detail, $8.50 and up. A handsome Jewel case free with every article purchased. A small deposit win secure your purchase until Xmaa. Open every evening. JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST. 177 EAST STATE STREET. HAMMOND, IND. (Opposite E. C. Minas Dept. Store.)

tit

MILLER'S ANTISEPTIC OIL KNOWN AS

Will Positivtly Believe Pals la Three Xlaatea. Try It "Tight now for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen joints, pains in the head, back and limbs, corns, bunions, etc After one application pain disappears as If by mag-lc A never-falling remedy used internally and externally for Coughs, Colds. 3ore Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsilltis. This Oil la conceded to be the most penertatlng remedy known. Its prompt and Immediate effect In relieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to rh affected parts xt once. As an illustration, pour 10 drops on the thickest piece of sole leather and It will pene- , trate this substance through and through in three minutes. Accept no substitute. This great Oil is golden - rad color only. Every bottle guaranteed: 25c end 50c bottle, or money refunded. Kaufman & Wolf, Jtexa.ll Store, Hammond, Ind. Adv.

J. T. STAMM Chiropodist 412 Hammond Bid 3. Evenings Only

FOUNTAIN PENS Buy. Him or Her a Parker Lucky Curvei Fountain Pen a gifj; always appreciated, especially if it is a Parker. A written guarantee vith each pea. Prices $1.50 to $10.00. J. W. MTT.T.TKAN (Opp. Minas 5 and 10-Cent Store.) 135tate St. Hammond, Ind.

PERSONAL 1

SOCIAL NEWS

COH(i EVENTS. , A card party for the ladies of tin-

ladies of the Hammond Country Club will be given. Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. The December meeting of the Parent-Teachers Club of the -Irving school

will be held Tuesday afternoon at two-

thirty o clock at the sch ol. Uive a personal touch of the Yuletide spirit by sending your friends autoguipher greeting cards. AVe have some beautiful ones with -ngraved texts at Sc and 10c each. Nelson's Drug Store. 12-1S-1 FLEASIXG HOLIDAY EVENT. A Christmas thimble party was the feature of the Saturday afternoon meeting of the Hammond Woman's Club at the Masonic Temple. It was in charge of the home economics department With Mrs. V. S. Hutton acting as chairman and Mra. J. D. Smalley, vic chairman. The. assembly room was prettily decorated in the 'season's colors of green and red. Tne 150 ladies present seated themselves in sociable groups and while engaged in fancy needie work, enjoyed an entertaining program. Mrs. E. S. Cooper and Mrs. P. J. Lyons rendered a piano duet and graciously responded with an encore. Misa Wellie McDaniel, accompaneid by Miss Irene Brusel sang two selections, the first, "Fairy Pipers" by Brewer, a light and airy song which she rendered in an exquisite manner and the second, "But If the Koul Can Fling the Dust Aside' from the Persian Garden, translated from the Rubaiyat by Omar Khayyam, mus'c

composed by Liza Lehmann. As an encore she sang "Cupid's Conquest." Sirs. Ethel Hlrsch Chartier gave an appropriate reading entitLed "A Christmas Substitute" and aa a second number a short and amusing' story, "An Unsatisfactory Plan". The program we s closed with singing "Holy Night" in chorus, which was lead by Miss Mlaniel, while the ladies chatted they were served with a two course chafing dish luncheon and percolated coffee. The plates were decorated with a spray of holly. DINNER A NO CARDS. Chriiunas appointments featured the dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. August Schneider at their home in Ruth street for the members of the Saturday Evening Whist Club. Auction

bridge was the after dinner entertain

ment and honors in the gamfs were won by Mrs. William Crawford and Clarence A Scott of Chicago. The guests played at four tables. Mr. and

airs. G. II. Austin were entertained

with the club members. The club's next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Scott in two weeks. CHRISTMAS MEETING. The literature depart-ient of1 the

Hammond Woman's CK. will hold its Christmas meeting with Mrs. H. A- Mc-

Connell at her new home in Morraine avenue in Kenwood Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. C. Harrison has arranged an Interesting program on the

poetry of Shakespeare. Miss Wellie

McDaniel and Mrs. Mahlon First will

sing. Mrs. Frank K. Hosier will read

from Shakespeare and Mrs. Clark Wagner will talk on the Sonnets. Fol

lowing the program Mrs. McConnell and Mrs. W. J. McAleer will be host

esses at afternoon tea.

EVENING HOUR COMMITTEE. The Misses Florence Whitmore and Ruth Washington will be hostesses to the members of evening hour committee of the Hammond Woman's Club at a thimble party this evening. Mrs. -W. C. Eelman of Glendale Park will open her home for the party.SALE WAS A Sl'OCESS. , The Parents Club of the West Hammond 'schools held a very successful bazaar and. pie social last Friday evening at the Wentworth school. The proceeds will be used for a Christmas patry for the children next Friday evening, December 23, for which elaborate preparations are being made. On Thursday evening an1 entertainment will be given for the school children by the West Hammond club. There will be a meeting this evening of the Krrights and Ladies of Security at the Moltke L O. O. F. hall in State street. CHRISTMAS SALE. At her home in Mason street Mrs.

THAT JAB OF MUSTEFiDLE 0F1 THE BATH-ROOM SHELF Has Relieved Pain for Every One in the Family When little Susie had the croup; when Johnny pot his f ett wet and caught cold ; when father sprained his knee; when granny's rheumatism bothered her That jar o Musterote was right there to give relief a.r.J com tort Mustcrole is a d?", white ointment, made with oil of tr.'urd. it will not blister like a mustard plaster. Quick relief for sore thro:u', bronchitis, tonsiiitis, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, scrams, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).

"Try Musterole for croupy children.

GARY MAYORAL CANDIDATES DIE TOGETHER AH Of IS II JU

Aspirants for the Gary mayoralty and political leaders who have been knifing one another for several days, sat down to a pig roast at Gary hotel Saturday night, and. contrary to the ex-P'.-ctitions of the waiters, no one was injured. Kept Apart, Howtrer. The dinner was given by Health Inspectors Frank Hubinger and. T. M. Porter, who now and then stage little affairs to which they invite officialdom. In view of Judge Charles E. Greenwald's military strategy the Judge dodged all but one bullet fired at him in a row in his courthouse a few days ago he km made toastmaster. Mayor R. O. Johnson sat at another table and

ex-City Attorney W. F. Hodges and his adherents at another. At another table was President H. S. Norton of the Commercial club, who on Mr. Hodges' motion recently named a commission to make the mayor keep step." And at another table was Dr. T. J. Toner and H. F. McCracken. the only democrats present, and both stated to have their eye on the mayoralty nomination. Due to Judfre Greenwald's tact he had no mixup with other candidates nor did Mr. Johnson lock horns with Messrs. Hodges and Norton. They were all just as nice to one another as boarding school girls can be. The evening was delightfully spent and political fig-hting was again resumed this morninr.

and silver tea last Friday afternoon : and evening for the benefit of the Alice Club and All Saints parish. ATT E.N D HOISE PARTY.. j The Misses Margaret Lamprell, ; Eleanor Dc-ming and Mildred Sheerer loft at noon today to attend a" Sigma Chi house party at Lafayette. j Convey the spirit of the holiday sea-: son by sending your friends a per-: eonal message on our beautiful greet- j ings cards, with embossed designs and ' engraved texts. 50c and $1.00 peri

12-1S-1 j

dozen. Nelson's Drug Store.

AWOnCE EJGACEMKST. ' The Rev. and Mrs. II. Berkman. 262 East State street, announce the en-j gagement of their daughter Flora to George C Grossman.. : At the meeting of Dorcas Rebekah lodge last Saturday evening the mem: bers arranged for Children's Night to 'be observed next Saturday and for the meeting- on the following Saturday, ! December 30th. when there will be a class of seven initiated. A the chil-.

dren s party tnere wiy be a Christmas tree and entertainment. The Misses Gertrude and Mildred Sheerer who are attending Kockford College at Rockford, 111., came Satur

day to spend the Iiolidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Sheerer of Warren street. Miss Gladys Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. P. Bell, who is attending Sargeant's School ;n Cambridge is home for the holidays. Miss Elizabeth Webber of Mason street returned this morning after spending the week-end at Cedar Lake. Mars. John M. Stinson who has been very ill since Friday is reported somewhat better today. Mrs. Mary Schutz has returned from Indianapolis where she spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher and Mr. Ragon e 5 family. Miss Helen Johnson, daughter of Mrj and Mrs. H. M. Johnson of Mason street, is home from college at Baltimore for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. A. M. Volk of Sibley street returney today from Dunnington. 111., where she transacted business for the W. O O. F.

CARD OF THANKS

CAJB.U OP THANKS. , "VVe wish to thank 01. . many friends, the B. P. O. E., i. O. O. F.. K. of P.. police and city officials, Jewish Ladies' Beneveolent Society, also the committees from Temples Israel and Bethel for the beautiful floral offerings, the kindness and sympathy shown U3 during our recent bereavement in the death of our beloved mother. Joseph and Louis Deutsch. CAIID OF THASK5. "We wish to thank our friends and neighbors, tire G. A. R., for their kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement in the loss of our death father. Joseph Ilumpfer. Also for the many beautiful floral! offerings. MR. AND MRS. V B. FENSTER"MAKER. ' 12-1S-1

NSW CASES FILED I 1 In the Lake Superior Court. C&B Tild Dc 7th. 15606 Rm. 3 Restraining order and divorce; Anna Wasile (C. Bretsch) vs. Nichala Wasile. 15607 Rm. 1 Acct. and Mechanic's Lien; Thomaa H. "Weber (R. H. Dyer & Reed) vs. Lazarus Goodman. 15G0S Rm'. 1 Proc, Supplemental and Garnishment: John S. Abbot and Edition A Gilson (G. C. White) vs. .Phillip Smith and the Indiana Harbor Belt R. R. Co. Criminal- Casss Tiled. 2574 State vs. Albert H. Abell. Edward Kennedy and Paul Hamilton. 2675 State vs. John D. Morrison and , Charles Summers. 2376 State Vs. John Oana. . 2677 State vs. William Hughes; bind over. 2575 State vs. .fames Lowry; bind over. 267D State vs. Julius Mellon; appeal. 2f80 State vs. Mike Inik. 2S81 jtate vs. John Balko. Cases Filed Dec ettu f5609 Rm. 2 Accounting: Industrial Center Land Co. (Crumpacker' & Crumpacker) vs. John Felman. 15610 Rm. 2 Note: Industrial Center Land Co. (Crumpacker & Crumpacker) vs. Sam VanDer WalL 15611 Rm. 3 Divorce; Walter C West (Ottenheimer & Twyman) vs. Sophia Massa-West. ' 15612 Rm. 1 Forecl. M. L-i Walter Bankowski (M. Havran).vs. Mike Cohen, et al. 156 IS Rm. 1 Pers. InJ.; Mildred Kunz by her next friend John Kunz (Tinkham & Tinkham) vs. Chicago & Erie R. R. Co. 15614 Rm. 2 On Leaser Industrial Center Land Co. (Crumpacker & Crumpacker) vs. Gerrit Eriks. 15615 Rm. 2 On Lease; Industrial Center Land Co. (Crumpacker & Crumpacker) vs. Nicholas Schoon. 15616 Rm. 3 Forecl. R. E. Mtg.: Charles H. Friedrich (McAleer & Dorsey) vs. Erick Lund. 15617 Rm. 1 Divorce; John Otis Puntney (E. G. Sproat) vjs. Emma Puntney. Cases riled Sec lath. 13625 Rm. 1 Pers. Inj.; George B. Bobbins (W. J. Whlnery) vs. Mike Inik and Fred'j. Smith. Gdn. of Mike Inik. 15627 Rm. 1 Note; A. V. RakowsKi (John T. Wachowski and T. Klotz) vs. Steve Dolato. 15628 Rm. 2 ForecL R. E. Mtg.; Western Reserve Life Ins. Co. (Meada & Royce vs. N'e.Ile K. Jacobson and Gustav H. Jacobson. Cases riled Sec 13th. 15629 Rm. 2 Pers. InJ.; John Kunz (Tinkham & Tinkham) vs. Chicago & Erie R. R. Co. 15630 Rm. 2 Note; C. L. Centlivre Brewing Co. (J. H. Gillett) vs. Herbert Ertckson and C. H. Maloney & Co. ' Cases riled Sec 14th. 15S31 Rm. 3 Forecl. Chat. Mtg.; Jacob Benjamin (C. Gillett and C. B. Sheerer) vs. Joe Goldstein. 15632 Rm. 1 Forecl. M. L.: Orr E. Miller (Gillett and Sheerer) vs. Benjamin H. Tuttle.

fit

&1?

Shugrue to Woiciech and Antonina Majewski t $1,625.00 L 23. B S. Pridmore. Orr &- lTrich's Sub. James A. Ruman to Gary African M. E. Church. $273.00 L 15, B 2, McKey's Add. SnellSimpson Co. to Konstantin Pavlinck $550.00 hammond: Pt. B 3, Forsyth's Sheffield Sub. Hattie O. Forsyth, ct al.' to William J. Seliger, Jr. . $1,600.00 L 31. Si L 30, B 2, Franklin Add. Albert J. Lape to Titus

Harasymowicz $2,250:00 ' L 21. B 2, Towle &. Young's Add. August Spenner to Louis and Paul KliUke , $1,200.00 ; L 20, B 5, Hyde Park Add. i Laurence M. Hargis, et al., to j David S. Anderson $1.00

L 44. NJ L 45. B 1. Rolling Mill Add. Apolynary Francus to Kazmiers Pajak . $250.00 L 19, B' 2, East Lawn Add. Frederick Miller to Effie Earie ' $1.00 Li 13, B 6, Hyde Park Add. Geo. E. Rickcords to William Mettler $1.00 INDIANA HARBOR. L 2, B 14, 2nd Add. Frank 9 Rudzinski to Northern Tr. & Sav. Bk.. Tr. . $1.00 L 3. in SWi 2-31-9. Albert D. - Chapman to Michael J. Wolf $ 1,500.00 Si SW SE & SJ SE SW 10-32.9.

Viola Tripp to Victor K. Roberts $ EAST CHICAGO. L S. B 6. NE 32-37-9. East Chgo. Co. to Tony Varady . LOWELL. Ls. 19, 20, Halsted's 6th Add. Lizzie Knisely, et al., to Edwin L. Watson $

GART. L 5. B 13, Broadway Add. Sheriff to Silas H. Strawn $ L 5. B 13, Broadway Add. Silas H. Strawn to Edward Landsberg ' L 29. Si L 30. B 43, Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub. Ingwald Moe to Rose Bar an L 26, B 1, 3rd So. Broadway Add. So. Broadway Land Co. to Paul Stijanovich L 10, B 13, Broadway Add. Vast! Holovacska to Mike

The Christmas and

New Year's Greeting that is most expressive of

yourseir, most cnaraciensuc fi$i4T of the holiday spirit,

most quickly delivered and most joyfully received is a WESTERN

UNION

Special holiday forms are

provided to add to the appreciation

of your good wishes. THE WESTERS UNION TELEGRAPH CO.

a3A f' : I j

ts. 1

A live newspaper for people who re till on earth that's what THK

John F. Reilly gave & needlework sale 1 TIMES In. 1 1

RQL ESTATE TRANSFERS

GART. L 41, B 2. Condit & McGinnity'a Sub. John Francis to Joseph Francis $575.00 L 33, B 1, 3rd So. Broadway Add. So. Broadway Land Co. to Stephen N. GrUbor ' $1.00 L 24. B 8. Broadway Add. Kate

Your V

ICTROLA

t Straobe's

Uh mht Kit? ?n I wm t

vu xt $m - v.. xvi.

WMbZrV.SMS

4.000.00 $40Q.OO 1.S0O.00

1,964.31

. $10. . $1. . $1. $1, .- $1.

Li Oary Land Co.'s 1st yil Darskl tq Rose Bar&u

Lb. 19. 20, B 1. Condit McGinnity's 6th Add. Condit McGinnity Realty Co. f John G. Santa $1,000.00 Ls. 42. 43, B 4, 2nd Belleview Add.; Ls. 9. 10. B 4, Belleview Add. Adolph E. Galass to William M. Jones, et al. $800.00 . HAMMOND. L 14. B 5, Winslow's Add. Lake & Porter Land &: Invest. Co. to Nellie Bicknell-Kramer - $25.00 Ls. 13. 14. B 5, Winslow's Add. Nellie B. Kramer to John A. . Rippe $1-00 Ls. 1. 2. 3. B 1, Stafford &. Trankle's Add. John E. Hussey to. Marcus Hanock $200.00

Will There be a Victrola lit Your Horn g Xmas? j .... A Complete Line of ' Edison Diamond Disc B3-Creation Phonographs

D3s!rabl3 Pamints Prices $80, $100, $150, $200, $250

Bis! R!C3;d Ssmic;

An Acceptable Xmas Gift for Your Child Make your child happy by giving him a Camera for Xmas. By means of his camera, he will be able to keep a complete record of Jris good times during his school and vacation days.

Every snap a picture; ever' picture a pleasant remerabrance. Hammond Optical Company

! si ! If

Hammond Musical College A REGULARLY INCORPORATED INSTITUTION FOR TH2 BTTJDY OF ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC C K. BLDOt, HAMMOND, IND.

S , "4 m -.

NewHavana Cigar Better than Imported

fc.o. KUtSMAUL, DISTRIBUTOR.

OWO BY ALL GOOD DEALER!,

ym-.?j,j

Pianos, Eehr Bros. Piinos Straube Solo Harp Players

I I Bli

J i !

PI31SLOS

Krenlcli & Bach Pianos, fcmnd ?ms

Straubs Piano .& ' Music o. I

Phone 661.

631 Hohman.

Hazamond.

J. M. LAUTMANN FIEtE AIJD LIFE INSTJEANCE AKD REAL ESTATE ROOM 104 CITIZENS SANK BLOCS. FHONC 23. Honeet dealing my motto. Give me a trial.

Cigarette

" Pleasing, Fragrant and Satisfying. A Lake County Product Made from the purest Turkish and" Domestic Tobaccos.

A Cigarette of Quality to please the most particular

smoker. Ihe only cigarette made m the middle west. The Western Cigarette & Tobacco Co.

Indiana Harbor, Ind.

20 for 10c.

ATI i

THE HAMMOND DISTILLING CO. DAILY CAPACITY 25,000 OALLONS

GET BEHIND A

3 lcniyH.CG)

- ,i i mm ' , IJ l t r . 4. trsuoe US1C item dKuuUuW Sold Everywhere 6 631 HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND. NEW STEAUBE BLDG. t PHONE 661. 520-22 Chicago Ave. Phone 266, E. Chicago, lad-1 If Mliu.a.niyI.M'i'" i . ..;.. Mill

PIesio IM

Company