Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 30 December 1916 — Page 12

Saturday. Dec. 30. 1916 FOR PALM BEACH iin.

THE TIMES

J' 1 yJJLT ripllE past year lias exceeded in vol- V f Jl J'y- -J JL lullc of business that of anv rear " CJvv Vfr&f- sniee Ave engaged in business. 2VS&V Z , Wlsh aI our Patns and fnVnds a & A T r ' 1 Kt Happy and Prosperous New Year. I Wffi So Silver . mM CSDJ JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST ' W AsNSl ? 177 So ati trcet. ITatnmond, 1 mf. JAP V EC. Iinas Departme ;

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Geo. B. Sheerer, President. Paul 15. Lipinski, See. and Trea K. L. "Weil, Asst. Sec. and Trea

E wish to thank our friends for their patronage during: the rast Tear

and hope for a continuance of same for many years to come. Wishing all a Prosperous New Year. Northern Trust &.

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Hjf AY 4'V01,.vl,ody especially the lyj, PPl0 of this conmiunitv ; enjoy the Happiest and .Most I rospemus Xew Year of their live tins eoniing year Nagdeman's Clothes Shop . ' 151 State Street, Hammond, Ind. Nagdeman Brothers Michigan Ave., Indiana Harbor, Ind.

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This is one of the most charming of the models that are being prepared for the Palm Beach season, it is of pale blue taffeta. The underskirt is of pale blue chiffon, and has a thin bank of sold braid running around the hem. A novel touch is aded by the old gold buttons, braid and waist-cords. The simple design on the pockets and cuffs is of old gold color..

CROWN POINT

Sheriff Whitaker and family movo to Hammond today after a four year's i evidence in this city. i:urins their stlay hero Mr. and Mrs. AVhitaker and family have made a host of friends who will sincerely regret their departure to their old home in Hammond. Mr. AVhitaker leaves a record

as one of the most popular officials

who ever entered the courthouse and his many friends here wish him the best of success in the future. Jerry McColley. one of tha city's oldest roi-.dents. died at his homo on Harrington avenue on Thursday afternoon following an illness lasting for some time. He was a widower, his wife passing away several years' ago. The funeral will be held today. Owing to the fact that New Years comes on the first Monday in the month the city council meeting will be postponed until Tuesday evening, January ind. Besides accepting the proposals of the various banks for the use of city funds th council members expect a busy session, cleaning up the tag ends of the 1916 business and starting with a clean blotter for 1917. Representative Ed C. Davis, accompanied by his wife and tson. will leave for the south, just before tha opening of the state legislature. Mrs. Davis and son to spend the winter In the south for the benefit of th son's health, he having been ill for several months, and the doctors advising a rest and the southern climate to effect a cure. City workmen were busy yesterday flooding the skating pond on the Bowman trart of land, north west of this city, and when the work is finished the youngsters of the city will have a splendid place to enjoy the winter's sport in safety. Fancher Lake Is considered a dangerous risk at all times of tfie year and many children were deprived of a place to skate, until the rity come to their relief and secured tha Bowman water for the purpose. The ice will be kept in gool stage as long as the weather permits. A pool and billiard tournament has been started at the Comercial club rooms, about fifteen contestants being entered in the race for the medal. The handicap list has been arranged and much interest is being manifested in the outcome of the match. The first games of the tournament will be played next week. George V. Sherman and a gang of workmen will commence the harvesting of the sumex'8 supply of Ice for Crown Poi'nt this iriorning. The lee is reported to be nine or ten inches thick and of an excelent quality p.nd all indications are that the best Ice crop in j'ears will be harvested, with no danger of a famine for the vicinity next summer. About thirty men ariU teams will be engaged in the work. CVfrs. Herman 'Iegtmeier is visiting with friends at Benaonville, 111., for a few days. Deputy Sheriff Fred Friedley transacted business in Gary and Hammond yesterday. The cars on the Gary and Southern line are being treated to a new coat of raint. which greatly improves their appearances.

GRIFFITH

Nat Torlii returned home t':ie first of 'he week from North Dakota where he worked the past summer. Horn, Tuesday, to Mr. and Mrs. Devoy Kesler, a baby boy. The little son of T. Aldridge who hai been very sick, is much better. Jacob Miller transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Henry Phillips of Elliott, called on relatives here yesterday. Miss Ethel Aldridge returned today from a week's visit at the home of her aunt at Belflower. 111. The regular meeting of the C. B. I of Indiana was held Thursday evening in Markenrider's hall at which the annual election of officers was -also held. Installation will ocur at the regular meeting. in January,

Gardner Stops Rivers. BOSTON, MASS., Dec. 30. Jimmy Gardner last night knocked out Joe Rivet s in the second round of their scheduled twelve-round bout.

KSX PAIMLESS, Hammond and Oary. Opp. "Wool worth's." Teeth and crowns. $3.00. Gold plates $90.00 20 yeers exp. and guarantee. We give "Twilight Sleep." Tea, can please most folks. Open till 9. TeJ, 830-R.

' New Year's Greetings G X25VI JU.' 214-21G-218 East .State Street. . l i Ni Hammond. Fli

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4 Y age and assuring you . Mn AKxei of oiir appreciation of your r iiiiV future business, we wish V' 95" Q0Ot you a llappv New Year. Ji? Summers Pharmacy n'fZZm T I'er Verne C. Summers