Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 159, Hammond, Lake County, 22 December 1916 — Page 9

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In this charming: evening sown, of which panniers are the unique feature, silver embroidered fishnet and pink velvet are used to good effect. The sleeves, if such they can be called, can be described as reversed kimona sleeves, something1 quite individual to Paui Poiret, the designer of the gown. Cloth of silver slippers, with hosiery to niatch, complete the costume.

CROWN POINT

At the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce directors last' evening a committee was named to supervise the expenditure of the funds to be received for local charity at the municipal

Christmas tree on Saturday evening.

Owing to the high cost of living Crown Point has quite & number of deserving poor this year and the donations will be used for their benefit. The ladles on the committee as named last evening are as follows: Mesdames Wheaton. Meeker. Wheeler and Krost Fred A. Ruf who has gained a wide reputation as a raiser and breeder of blooded chickens, and who has captured a long list of prizes at chicken shows, has purchased a prize winning bird exhibited at the recent chicken show at the Coliseum In Chicago. Mr. Ruf makes a specialty of the White Wyandotte variety and the bird shipped him and received yesterday will greatly enhance the value of his pens before the season is over. , Some and see the cantata, "Santa Claus, at Grandma's. given by the members of the Presbyterian Sunday school. Sunday evening, Dec. 24, at 7 o'clock. A ten-piece orchestra led by George Smith, will .open the program and Miss Helen Hlxon will sing preceding the cantata. The Crown Point business men who had stock in the Pugh store enterprise, which fell by the wayside in getting established in Crown Point, received the glad news last evening that they would be reimbursed In full to the amount of their Investment. Attorney Fred Sissnls represented the local stock holders and succeeded in getlng a satisfactory settlement with the Chicago concern. The Winer shirt factory on Main street has closed down until the first of the year. Mr. Winer, the proprietor, intends to take a trip through the

south. The employes will be given a two or three weeks vacation until the factory opens for business during the early part of January. Mrs. O. Rose left yesterday for St. Petersburg. Fla.. where she will spend the winter month with her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. Rose Is figuring on making the trip later in the season. Misses Bessie and Millicent Hart arrived on Sunday from Denver, Col.. where Millicent has been for three years. She will return to the west soon after the holidays. Postitcaster Hein and his corps of clerks and assistants are kept on the Jump these days handling the immense amount of Christmas mall, the parcel post deliveries this year being greater than ever experienced before. The publlo schools will close on Friday for a two weeks' vacation and fitting Christmas exercises will be held in most of the grades. Sbme of Crown Point's citizens are rather lax about cleaning the now off the walks and an effort will be made to enforce the Ordinance passed by the city council last winter dealing .with the jjuestlon of cleaning walks.

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The Columbia Grafonola b the "gift enpreme" a gift around which more dreams are woven, which brings more pleasure day after day to all the family, for all the yefsr around There is no gift quite like it, none that can give a more la$t ing joy. Columbia Grafonolas range in price from $15 to $350, sold on most reasonable terms Ccme in and look peer car Special Christmas Outfit on Special Christmas term. E. C. Mieas Co. Hammond's Greatest Department Store

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The coal famine which was being felt here has been broken, at least temporarily, by the. arrival of both hard and soft ooal In moderate quantities.

GRIFFITH

Master Hilary Beiriger, son of P. J. Beirlger, has written the following letter to Santa Claus: Dear Santa Claus: v I write to you to tell you that I want for Xmas a speeder, a Eteam engine a few games and a few toys and nuts and candy. Your loving boy, HILARY BEIRIGER. A number of young people from here attended the benefit dance last evening at Alnsworth. Mrs. J. Dutton returned yesterday from a week's stay with her mother at Crown Point. The school will give a Christmas entertainment Friday afternoon at 2 p. The exercises will be at the town hall.

Skates for Ladies, Misses, Men and Boys. We haye an exceptionally fine and large assortment to choose from, at prices to fit your pocketbook. Ken's and Boys' Special, alt Kfigk screw clamp skate with key iJXJl Hockey, all screw clamp, . ts-f OK pair ... 4. JpX.rf-D XAdleV Skates, half screw clamp, per pair up ftvm V

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everyone will be, from Santa Claus to the baby, at the splendid array of Christmas cakes and pastry that will be found at our bakery ready for your enjoyment For those who love the "goodest of good thing3," a Xmas present of a delicious cake Is most appropriate. Let us have your orders early so as to avoid disappointments.

Hammond Modern Bakery

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New Jewelry Store 148 East State St., Hammond. Splendid line of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Novelties especially selected for the Christmas trade. Diamond La Vallieres in gold and white gold settings, $8.00 and up. Watch, clock and jewelry repairing done by myself and fully guaranteed to be satisfactory. if. PMPFMS, Proprietor

Wholesale and Retail 500 Ducks 500 Geese 300 Turkeys 800 Chickens 100 Rabbits and 100 Pigeons in fact everything in foul.

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BUTTER would be a welcome addition to that Christmas basket, Lady Bountiful and Mr. Goodfellow. l ib. is equal to 24 lbs. of Pork Chops in food value.

EUGENE S. COOPER ...ARCHITECT...

OFFICE; ROOM 02 HAMMOND BUILDING TELEPHONE 2837 Residence: 4 Mason St.-, Phone 396 HAMMOND, INDIANA

Considering Quality

Prices Lowest

MADE FROM RICH PASTEURIZED CREAM

POUND CARTONS SOLD BY GROCERS

Put OAK GROVE butter on your bread and know the joy of being well-fed

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.Lake. County Title Ik Guaranty Co.

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Abstracts of Title furnished to all Lands and Lots in Iake County.

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Crown Point, Indiana. Branch Offices at Hammond and Gary.

T M E HAMMOND DISTILLING OQ. DAILY CAPACITY 3S,000 GALLONS

All our meats this week are all Prize Winners. Prise Holled Rib Roast 18 Prize Standing Rib Roast 15c Prize Sholder Pot Roasts Prize Rmp Roasts Prize Boiling Meat

8 ! Prize Small Porterhouse -15

VEAL EATS BETTER THAN ANY POULTRY Fancy Prize Leg of Veal Taney Prize Loin of Veal 18 Fancy Prize Breast of Veal Fancy Prize Veal Steak- - Swift's Prize Winning Legs of Mutton 16

SWIFT'S PRIZE SPRING ' LAMB Prize Leg of Spring Lamb Prize Spring Lamb Chops lie Prize Spring Lamb Stew 10

Pork Chops 1G Prize Pork Loins-16

Telephone 1441 573 Hohman Street