Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 159, Hammond, Lake County, 22 December 1916 — Page 2

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THE TIMES

Friday, Dec. 22, 1916

"Faulty Nutri. lion and Elimination" these are the cause of the most of the ailments that afflict human beings. Too much indigestible food and lack of power to throw off the poilons that come from indigestion these lead to a long line of distressing disorders. Avoid them by eating Shredded Whect Biscuit a simple, elemental food that contains all the bodybuilding material in the whole wheat grain, including the bran coat which keeps the intestinal tract healthy and clean. Delicious for any meal with bananas or other fruits. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.

BENEFIT OF ELKS SUCCESS 'Continued from Fags Ona) 35ddy. Mr. Hoffman is adept and there ar no hitches in his act. Xx. and Mrs. William. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams of Kast Chicago, are third and make their first professional appearance in vaudeville In fifteen years. Prior to that

itlma they were performer. Mr. WllHams is now In tha piano business in

(Thtcagtv. Both ha and hia wlfs haT excellent rolcaa and in tha vary last seat of tha houaa ona can hear every word they sing. This In itself la a pleasura. Mr. and Mrs. Williams sanr "Soma ay" and "Haste for the Night Is Entrancing." while he sings 'Littla Bit of Heaven." The public lost two rood entertainers when they left the stage. Singing 'Oarden of My Heart, "Mother McCree" and "Romany," Evelyn Murphy won the applause of the audience. Tha "Romany" number went over in quickened syncopated time and as performers say when , a piece of business enlivens a show "jajf led" things up a bit. and left every body keeping- time with their toea The augmented orchestra is very metropolitan and Mr. Green should be thanked for the earnest and successful endeavor he has made to rive the show a polish which only the. string band in the pit can produce. Manager John Loverldge is not leading the orchestra wing- to the fact that he did not receive his union credentials in time. There is nothing amateurish in the first Elks' Christmas benefit and it is to be hoped that the lodge will make the affair an annual mjstorn. not only to give the. digestive apparatus of the poor something to do on ec. 25, but to quicken the pulse of the blase theatregoer.

Don't forget your Mistle-

ttoe and Loose Hollv. Arthur

Sehutz, Florist. 1"-29-2

If yanll sdvertlne yonr holiday bargrains r will net the people to shop early. Xon' the time ta vet bnsy. merchants.

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Meats and Groceries Manufacturer of Hams, Bacon and Sausage. Wholesale and Retail. Auto Delivery. Phone 77 Hammond. 81 State Street.

Christmas SaleMight we be allowed to suggest a poultry dinner? Our fowls and flavorful and tender. If your purchase one of them you are insuring the success of the dinner you have planned. Telephone vour order.

We have this year a very fine line of Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens the best the market produces. Sell them verv reasonable. Note following low prices : TURKEYS, from Jasper County, Ind.. 33 GEESE, fancy fresh dressed 23 DUCKS, 4-6 lb., fresh dressed 24 SPRING CHICKENS, 4-6 lb., fresh dressed. . .23 RABBITS, from Jasper Count v 25 LEG OR LOIN OF VEAL. . . .. 16 SHOULDER OR BREAST OF VEAL 13 RIB ROAST, cut from Christmas cattle 17$ CHOICE CUTS OF BEEF POT ROAST. .12c-14 Kellner's Sugar Cured Smoked Hams 20 Kellner's Susar Cured Cali Hams 15 Libby's California Asparagus, 3 lb. cans 30 Libby's California Peaches or Pineapples, large size, cans, two for 45 If you want a real nice Christmas dinner buy at Kellner's, the finest, most-up-to-date market in Hammond. We wish all our customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. . Yours, HERMAN A. KELLNER. "

GARY MUNICIPAL

MS TREE TO -GLOW 4 NIGHTS

Illuminated Sunday evening: in.! dedicated with appropriate ccrraunl"i Gary's first municipal Christmas tr-, 80 feet high, will glow for four nights at lith avenue and Broadway. A band, Christmas carols by a Polish, choir, and speaking will make up the first evening's program, which was to be announced today. Policemen were detailed to assist the mayor's flmnn; committee to collect funds for the celebration.

ASK TOR and GET ORLICK'S

THE ORIGINAL MALTED IV. ILK Qp sabstittttas cost YOU aam xalca.

Ths QoUlaa That Does Sot Affect tha Read Because of Its tonic and laxative effect. Laxative Bromo Quinine can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness nor ringing in the had. There is only one "Hronio Quinine." K. V. GROVE'S signature is on box. 25c.

GOOD PiTO-OmilS AT DELUXE THEATER

The conjunction of two favorite stars gives brilliancy to the new Tri-aangle-Fine Arts feature, "The Microscope Mystery," which will be shown at DeLuxe theatre Saturday, with Wilfred Lucas and Constance Talmadge in the leading roles. The kind of a screen play that a Poe or a Conan Doyle would enjoy having written is unfolded in this unusual drama. Lucas, whoso work in "Rummy" and "llcll-to-Pay Austin" is remembered with Joy, takes the party of a whimsical country doctor who solves an absorbing murder mystery with the aid of a microscope and thus clears an innocent girl to whom the circumstances seem to point unmistakeably. Miss Tilmad ge ' lends her well-known sincerity and charm to the girl's part. Richard Bennett in a very . strong picture, "The Law Says," is at DeLuxe today and patrons are enthusiastic over the photo-drama. "The Honorable Algy," with Charles Ray, shows Sunday at DeLuxe on the Paramount program.

The Auction Sale which formed a part of the recent High School "Fair" was a great success financially, netting $200. The faculty and students of the commercial department feel that this is due to the generosity and courtesy of the merchants of Hammond who donated the articles sold, to Thb Lake Cot' ntt Times and the Lake County News for free advertising, and to Mr. Cornelius P. Schoon who donated his services. Committee: MARIE A. NWXHAM. O. X. TAYLOR. CORA B. BEACH. 12-22 CS'LADTS A. BRANDT.

Your Back Has Suffered Enough When you are rid of backache and lumbago, life Is worth living again. Hamlin's Wizard Oil quickly 1 gives relief from back pains and removes the cause whether it is rheumatism or lame, sore muscles. In esses of accident and mlnhaps, there are daily uses for Hsmhn'a Wixard Oil when tha doctor cannot be reached at once. A bottle should always be kept in the house. ) Tou will find It valuable for uae In cases of burns, cuts, brulaea, spraina, etc. Wizard Oil contains no harmful druga.: It la composed of the moat extensive of heal log otle. 25c and 50c at alt druggists. Whip your lazy liver into lifa with Hamlin's Wisard Liver Whipe tha bouao. hold romrdy for coaatipatioa. btiiotuneee aad sick headache. For Salm by All DruuUf HAMLIN'S WIZARD OIL CO. CHICAGO. ILL. 2)

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scandal, and he declared In the letter that Indulgence In such dissipations is forbidden under pain of mortal sin. Each year the bishop sends a letter to the priests in regard to the feast of Christmas. In which he sets forth the need of money for the maintenance of Catholic orphans and he calls on Catholics to contribute liberally for that purpose. AU collections taken in Catholic churches on the Sunday proceding Christmas ire for the orphans.

Excellent Holly and Mistletoe. Sehutz, Florist.

Wreaths Arthur 1 2- 2-2

GQWFER AT

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Conference Called by W. H. Hays at Indianapolis for the Purpose of Outlining General Republican Program.

Democrats and twenty-five Republ!cans. Tha prevailing opinion as It was expressed by the senators who came for the meeting was that the Republicans would not agree to the proposal made by the Democratic senators for a division of the appointments and committee chairmanships between the two parties. The Republicans propose to take all of them, on the ground that the Republicans are In the majority,with the vote of Lieutenant Governor Bush, who will take office

four days-after the opening o the session, and that they do not have to deal with the Democrats on Jobs and appointments. It was said, too, that the legislators would discuss candidates for the various appointments in the House and Senate. E. E. York, of Peru, and W, W. Huffman, of Anderson, are candidates for secretary of the senate and the chances favor the eletclon of York. For assistant secretary, Harry ;. Styner, of Tippecanote county, and J. W. Agnew, of Lagro, have been mentioned. The chances appear to favor Ptyner. The only candidate for thief

doorkeeper of the senate is Milton Garrlgns. of Kokomo. an old soldier.

The Republican floor leader in the House probably wllj be Representative Charles McGonagle. of Muncle, sithought Tenth district members of the Itouse are backing Edwin C. Davis, representative from Lake county, for the position. q. II. Htrattom. of Sullivan, and J. Monroe Fitch, of Muncia, are the candidates talked of for chief "clerk of the house, and the only candidate mentioned for sasistsnt clerk is John

W. Rodgers, of Newcastle. Robert Acre, of Indianapolis, is out for the Job of chief doorkeeper of the House. He was a member of the House at th last session.

VALVE CO. IS BUSY The Edwards Valve and Manufacturing Company of East Chicago is beginning again to take on the appearance of the busy Institution that was crpwding the manufacture of shells for the allies a few short months ago. It is said that approximately five hundred men are now in the rmploy of that institution and that IV company has orders that Justify them :t putting on men Just as fastis capab",? machinists can be found.

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ASTHMA SUFFEREF Write today, I will tell you. free tt charge, of a simple home trealiimit for asthma which cured me after physicians and change of climate failed. I am so grateful for my present good health, after years of suffering, that I want every one to know of ahis wonderful treatment. Mrs. Nellie Evans. Box SS5, R. . Des Moines. Iowa.

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eiSHOP WARNS AGAINST HEW YEAR'S EIE HIES

Catholics a gam have been warned gainst indulging In the orgies and debaucheries of New Year's eve, the warning being set forth In a letter sent by the bishop to all the priests of the diocese with instructions that it be read at all masses next Sunday. A similar warning was issued last year. The custom of ushering In the new year with the wild performances that are common on that occasion are de nounced by the bishop as a sin and a

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YOUR Last Chance to Buy Christmas Gift?. For Eighteen Years Arkins' Jewelry Store has fulfilled thterequireement with attractive, new designed Jewelry.

Our stock is still verv- complete, so it is to your nd- ': vantage to participate in our Remarkable Values for the Last Two Days.. Novelties, Cut Glass, Clocks, Sets, at discount. , OUR PRINCIPAL BARGAINS Blue-White Diamond Tiffany Rings, $5.00 and up- i vn id. ' Diamond set and 14-k. White Gold La Vallieres, 5 up. Convertible Watch-Bracelets, 6.50 to $50.00. Solid Gold Rings on sale, 50 to $10.00. Engraving Free While You Wait.

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TIMES BL'RKAl'. AT STATE CAPITAL 1VDJANAPOL.IS. 1XD..' Dec. 22. N'prly all of the Republican members of the legislature came to this city to attend the conference at which it was expected that a general outline of the party program would be mapped out. The conference was called by State Chairman Will II. Hays and It was for the members of both houses, the members of the state committee, the executive committee, the campaign committee and the newly elected state officials. James F. Goodrich, governorelect, crnne home from the east for this conference. ' It was said that at this meeting Republican members would be designated to introduce and push the Republican platform measures through the legislature. It is said to be the intention of the party leaders to put these measures through as quickly as possible, and thus clear the decks for any other matters of Importance that may show up. In addition to this matter the senators were . expected also to hold a sep

arate conference to consider the senate situation caused by the fact that

the senate is composed of twenty-five

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TOMORROW Wilfred Lucas and Constance Talmadge

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Beet Sugar . Car Foundry Locotnotive .

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Smelting 10$

American Steel Foundries 62

American Tele. & Teleg !-

Brooklyn Rapid Transit fNatlonal Biscuit 122 Baldwin Locomotive 61 Baltimore & Ohio S3 Candian pacific 164 American Can Co 17 rrew Tork Central rl Colorado Fuel Chandler Motors 99

Central Lie-ather

Chesapeeke & Ohio 61

Corn Products -- Crucible Steel Erie General Klectric Great Northern ,

Illinois Central 106 Maxwell" Motors 52 Mexican Petroleum &6 Norfolk & Western 131 Northern Paxiftc :....110 Pennsylvania R. R 56 Peoples Gas 106 Pullman 162 Republic Iron & Steel.. 76

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Pastime Today J. Warren Kerrigan in a ftlve act feature "THE SILENT BATTLE" SAT. CARLYLE BLACKWELL in a five act feature "THE MADNESS OF HELEN" SUNDAY "FORBIDDEN FRUIT" Children Not Admitted. For the benefit of those t,hat inissd the first f the "Shielding" Shadow" we will run a free matinee Tuesday morning from 10 to 12. Everybody welcome.

Charles Ray and Margery Wilson la "THE HONORABLE ALGY" Also Side SplitUc Corned;.-.

William Famnm r in "THE FIRES OF CONSCIENCE'' Six acts. Also Bray Cartoons.

Buy a Coupon Book, a saving of $3.25 on a $ 5 invest- . ment. Particulars, see Cashier.

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Gem Theatre

(Formerly the Bostola.) N. K. GARDNER, Mgr. TODAY "OFFICER 666" A Five-Reel Klein Comedy. Come and Enjoy a Good Laugh. TOMORROW "THE NAKED TRUTH" A Hfgh-Grade Klein Photo-Play. Evenings 645 to 11:00. Matinees Saturday and Sunday. Prices 5c and 10c.

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TODAY AND TOMORROW . A Five Act Vaudeville Bill All Local Talent Not an. Amateur Performance: GREATEST ARRAY OF TALENT ONE TOWN EVER PRODUCED AND YOU KNOW THEM ALL. Tickets Now on Sale by Members of B. P. O. Eiks or t the Box Oftfcc. Proceeds Will Go for Xnias Dinner for the Poor. Coming Xmas Day for Three Days -"FRATERNITY BOYS AND GIRL8" ORDER YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR XMAS AND NEW YEAR'S AND FOR THE MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR'S EVE. Seats Are Selling Fast.

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U. S. Steel I0" Utah Cop-per 101

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TXBXXS BTTBXATX AT STATS CAPITA!INDIANAPOLIS. Tec. J2. Goternor Ralston today paroled from the reformatory at Jefferson vllle. Joe Argostino, v.ht was sent up from Lake county to serve five to fifteen years for robbery.

ADDS NEW EXRTICE The "Four Three" Taxi Company, of which Messrs. Tease ami Murdon.are proprietors,, have added another new Willys KniKht seven passenger limousine care to their line, bringing, their total of seven passenr limousine cars up to four. They have three Willys Knights and one . Chandler, all luxurious cars and are looking forward to branching out further.

rzisrs show windows One of the finest automobile show windows conceivable is that which ornaments the salesroom or the Bunnell Auto Sales building, corner Hohman street and Indiana avenue. The exposition designed in the shape of a Spanish arch is built with numerous automobile accessories fitted together by the deft hands of Charlts Bunnell. The window very effectively displays the large stock and variety of accessories that are carried in this modern store for autoists.

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ISSUES WABNIHO The police department today announced tha property ownera and tenante who are -neglecting to clean mow off sidewalks will be prosecuted unless they comply with the ordinance. The department is sending officers around the city, seeking out those places where fhe sidewalks have not been cleaned. The board of works today learned that the work of flooding the lagoon !? progressing nicely ,and the kiddies are assured of : wood sks'ing during the

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