Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 297, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1917 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Moiidav. Mar liS. 11)17 i mi ,, ,-, rVi in.'-" 174--; 'fe Trial Calendar

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In the court of Judge Hardy at Hammond, in tha case of the State versus Alex Kish, joe Fuiy, Joe Sanzyl and Steve Simhalmaa, George. Wikswo, an East Chicago policeman, is the prosecuting witness. The charge against the defendants is assault and battery with intent to kill. MeAleer is the attorney for the defendants and Oonroy is assisting Deputy Prosecutor Thomas for the state.

NEW CASES FILED Tn th Lake Superior Court, Gary. 21 S7 Personal Inj.; Paul Walas (Norton & Rose) vs. C. L. "". A S. B. R.v. Co. C1R8-Forecl M. I; Szczepan Szczuckt (T. Mecznski) vs. Meyer Aronoff, et al. 2153 On judgment; Detroit Sheet Metal Works (H. & Ressler) vs. John S. Andrews. 2130 Divorce; Bessie Bailey (Bretsch) vs. George Bailey. 2151 On Oral Contract for Sale of R. E.; Frank E. Steven's (Bretsch) vs. Webster G. Wright, et al. 1192 Account Stated; Cleveland Varnish Co. (Bretsch) vs. Sol G. Joseph.

DETECTIVE FIRES ON ASSAILANT Investigating. Ave shots that wore filed along th Pennsylvania tracks in Indiana Harbor, Officer Makar of the Harbor station, found that the firing had been done by C. Ream, a Pinkerton, detective, detailed from tile Chicago office to service at the American Steel Foundries. Ream said that he was standing near the tracks and from a slowly moving freight train some one tired n. revolver at him. He got the location and returned the fire but docs not know what the results of his fusilade were.

WANT THEM TO MARCH AS UNIT The members of the Red Cross, Fast Chicago, are requested to march as a unit in the big Memorial Pay parade that is to be held in the city on Wednesday morning. Members of the order are advised to meet at the Chicago avenue bridge at 10:30 a. m. on that day and to wear the apprapriate Insignia. Arrangements have bee.n made to give instructions in regard to this insignia at the city hall and at Luken'a drug store tonight at 7:30.

Hammond Musical College A REGULARLY INCORPORATED INSTITUTION FOR THE STUDY OF ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC O. K. BLDG., HAMMOND, IND.

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Effective Monday, Mar 21st, 1917, Messrs. Downing and Evans of Indiana Harbor, both ceased to handle in any way whatever the distribution or sale of Thornton Water. That product is now being distributed and sold directly by the Thornton Mineral Springs Company only, which will maintain a much improved service.

Drink Thornton

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Tour orders will receive prompt, courteous and efficient attention. Hail our driver phone or write.

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THORNTON, ILL. Tel. Thoraton.263-R (reverse charges.)

LADIES

WE ARE ON THE SECOND FLOOR. EVERY STEP YOU TAKE COMING UPSTAIRS, SAVES YOT MONEY. Suits for Decoration Day

Fancy. Silk Poplin Suit?, up to the minute styles, cannot be bought

elsewhere for less than $1S 00. Our price for this sale

9.50

For the next few days the greatest sale of Ladies' Coats ever held in this county. Coats made in the latest styles Wool Velour, Gaberdine, Serge, Poplin, all colors and sizes. Guaranteed to be worth and made to 6ell at from $18 to $20, and splendid values at those prices. During this sale we will let them go while GO they last for. Q.uO

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151-155 STATE ST.. UPSTAIRS, SECOND FLOOR. HAMMOND, INDIANA.

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$100 for 16 Cents This is the price of a Cyclone or Tornado policy for one year. A 3-year policy at 40 cents per .$100. Saturday's terrible cyclone only missed Hammond by about twenty miles. Millions of dollars of loss occurred. , Remember your Fire policy does not protect you against wind storms or tornadoes. Nothing but a Cyclone policy protects you. (x of a cent per week for $100.00 protection. You can't afford to be without it. Telephone 397 and order a Policy NOW. Rates for special risks sn application. J. S. BLACKMUN. COMPANY 161 State Street. Hammond, Ind.

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regardless of cost. We are using this means of clearing our stocks in order that we may become associated with the United Jewelers, Inc., an organizition of more than 600 retail jewelers who have united for the urpose of purchasing high grade jewelry at "quantity" prices. These stores are known throughout the country as Hallmark Stores and there is but one in each city the McGarry store is to be the Hallmark Store in Hammond. It is necessary for us to close out our entire stock before we can become a Hallmark Store. 1

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2:30 P. M. Daily

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By attending these daily sales you'll be able to make many money-saving Investments In Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, Umbrellas, etc.

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Thomas Grant Is in Tulsa, Okla., on

business

Mr. and Mrs. Fay Graear of Ham

monil. visited hi parents. Mr. and Mrs

Kmory Graieg here yesterday.

V. C. Hale, visited, his

yesterday. Max Kagron

this morning they will take course In th Will Cox of

wife here

and I,eo Kimmet left . for Valparaiso, where i a twelve weeks' normal !

Valparaiso collegeHammond, visited his

mother, Mrs. John Cox. here jesterday. Kd Martin of ChicaRO, visited with friends in Lowell yesterday. Vernard Chapman went to Hammond last evening where he will work

this summer. Edson Worley visited friends In Valparaiso yesterday. Hundreds of our people went to Hebron Saturday night and yesterday to view the destruction caused by the cyclone in that place Saturday night. Mat Hoevet, Sr.. very seriously ill.

The annual Memorial sermon was preached in the J'resl'.vterian church j

yesterday morning by Kev. Rice, pastor of the church. There was a good crowd in attendance. Special music

was rurnlshed by tne cnum. num. - Kay Vandercarr has accepted a position as night clerk at the Monon deyt

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Wednesday evening. Mr, and Mrs. P. C. Taggart and Mr. a (r. I . A Snnthwnrth drov to

tlebron yesterday to view the wreck

caused by Saturday's tornado.

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Order a supply of our coal and you will cxpcreincc the sweeping satisfaction of knowing your coal difficulties are at an end. THE BIEKER BEOS. CO. 14 tXblT Bt.' S7 W. HolaiM V TlVh.ona BS. Tal.phom. & Fi flMUB P. Z3TS.

HEGEWISCH

Mrs. Sam Olson and sons will spend Decoration Day with friends in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Shenler will spent next week with Mr. and Mrs. Watring In Wisconsin. , Mrs. Anderson was a Hammond hopper, Friday. Mrs. R. Means was a Chicago shopper today. Mrs. Doarng entertained her friends ac luncheon, Friday.

GRIFFITH

Mrs. Thomas Aldridge and -children visited In Chicago, Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. August Kuhn of Gary, visited at the home of Mr. Kuhn's parents, Sunday. George Chew has begun the erection of his cottage on Lafayette street. Every one Interested In continuing the Story club another year is asked to meet at the home of Dr. Malmstone.

May 26. The graduation exercises of the Hobart high school were neld last evening at the auditorium of the high school building. Rev. Aylng will deliver the rrlemorial sermon to the old soldiers at the church this Sunday evening at the M. K. church, at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Norton were"guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Philips. The sad news reached here Friday of the death of Mrs. John Mtehews, which occurred yesterday at the home of her son In Chicago, where she has been residing since the death of her husband, which occurred about six months ago. Mrs. Henry Newman of Gary, visited with friends here Thursday evening.

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be sorry to learn of his death. Mrs. Edson Moore and Mrs. John niaul visited Mrs. Conrad Ebert at the St. Bernard hospital, Saturday. Miss Kittie Jessup and Mrs. Edith Link of Westville, Ind., were guests of Mrs. Reed Hubbard of Roberts avenue. Saturday. Miss Freda DeRolph of Hammond, was hostess to the Tha Sigma Girls, Saturday evening at a party given In honor of Miss Josephine Jewett. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rreese of Myrtle avenue, visited Ervin Fiek and wife of East Side, Friday evening. Monte Market of Myrtle avenue, enlisted In the Hospital corps of the V. S. army, through the Hammond rerruiting station, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Schade of Lake avenue, are entertaining relatives from Ohio.

Mrs. A. J. Dreesen and son Edison, spent Saturday visiting In Chicago. Messrs. George Golding and Bleaker attended the Cort theatre in Chicago, Friday. Arthud Ebert of I-oweil. spent the week-end at the Moore home in Roberts avenue. Miss Margaret Egan and George Gay of Chicago, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Parker of iyth street last evening. ' Alf Shondel of Lakeavenue. who has Been confined to his home for several ieeks with a broken ankle, resumed His duties at the Standard Oil Company '.Vlay.

TIMES' rt11fi win Mttla y ( break all your bnalneaa records (at rtsat awry.

T EXPERIMENT WITH IT OFTEfJS LEADS TO DREAD CONSUMPTION

Mrs. Jacob Fase of Roberts avenue, is confined to her home wit ha sprained ankle. , The members of the Marquette club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eggers of Lake avenue. "Word has just been received here

that Russell Williams, brother of RevL W. E. Williams, was killed while ftghttrg In the trenches in France. Mr. Williams has been a frequent vlslto

hre and has many friends who will

You Will Never Be Cured by Local Treatment With Sprays and Douches. Catarrh Is a condition of the blood and ran not be cured by local applica

tions of sprays and douches; this has.

been proven by the thousands who nave vainly resorted to this method of treatment. , Catarrh should not be neglected or experimented with. The wrong treatment Is valuable time lost, during which the diseaae is getting- a firmer held upon it victim, and making it more difficult for even the proper treatment to aocomplish results. Though Catarrh makes its flrs.t appear

ance in tha nostrils, tnroat ana air PAS? Wes, thelseaeecomesior eand

more aggravated and finally reaches down into the lungs. and everyone recogniies the alarming condition that results when the lungs are affected. Thus Catarrh may be the forerunner of that most dreaded and hopeless of; all diseases, consumption. No local treatment affords permanent, relief. Experience has taught that S. S.j E. Is tha one' remedy which attacks the, disease at its source, the blood, and., produces satisfactory results in even the worst caseo. Catarrh sufferers ar. urged to give S. S. 8. a thorough trial. It is sold by all druggists. Yeu are in-r vited to write to the medical department' for expert advice as to how to treat your own case. Address Swift Speeifla Co.. 31 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga Adv.

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