Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1917 — Page 2

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I HE 'i Ulhb. Thursday, December 6, 1917.

Crown Point News

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

Attorneys J. B. Peterson. Frank rateo advnc in the regc-t .ran 15. It in reportem! Judge W. A. McMahon have been ed that the quetionna"lr' be cl if t ribappointed to assist the local board in uti d JVc. 15 and th registrnnts will advising registrants of the truf moan-, hHve seven dny n fill I hem out. in- the tl.e questionnaire, and assisting Mrs Alma Maclttch will Kive a f how -them in malt in it truthful answeis to cr on Saturday eveimuc in (.hut of Ml-s the 81 me. They will be nistnl t y 1.1;. Mlnas wliofo iiiprrmKo t" 'Jeorjre ether local attorneys who have born iauernuu w ill be an cvfiit of IV 1. 12. nskod by the frovernment to five W;'l S '-vera I Kiiesis from Manimmit nd Chi-

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This is the Ham Sale We Told You About Last Week 2,000 Oscar Mayer's Famous Edelweiss Hams at 30c per pound

Costs Less W and Kills

That Cold CASCARAg QUININE The tn tr J cold cm re for JO year ia tablrt fc rm safe. sure, no opiates turr cold in 24 hours grip in 3 eWy. Money back if it fail. Oct the genuine bo with Red top ni Mr. Hl's pict-uie on it. fiC-P-tiS. "'" saves money. b"pT f-ft'ltUia 24 Tablet, for -Sc. fif't. -CA WilF MAn-Dru.Sto,.

3S'i 75'..

Hickory Smoked, 10 to 121b. Average

30c LB

Oscar Mayer's"

Starch WMl Beans

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5(X)0 Pkgs. Argo Corn

Starch, this sale per pkg

Manchuria n Xavv

Beans, fine for toounr

and baking, lb

15c

None Such Mince MeaUpkg. 11c rrrrrm i acr s Fresh Grated Coeoanut, tOCOCtTlX ymt up in cans in the coeoanut milk. Special to further introduce, C$r Xo. 1 cans jr lli-rmn. (Choice s Small Boiling Onions, Fri-

Ki UKJi IV day and Saturday, per peck

29c

j mm xlT Popular Lion Brand Self-Iiisinp; j JL I OUr Pancake and Buckwheat -tf fr I Flour, per pkg. only JL JC ..... ...... -- - T5 ms3 si011 Brand or Rumford r s i 1 OWUer Bnkm Powder, lib. cans. j&lC

cago will be in attendance. Mrs. Louise Lisius is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Klucker, in Hammond, until Saturday. A dance given under the sanction and for the benefit of the local Red Cross chapter was given at Central Music hall on Wednesday night and was a decided social success. Several hundred dollars was realized from the sale of the tickets, all of which goes to the local chapter to carry on their work. A two-months' old twin son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zurbriggen was found dead in bed by the mother on Wednesday morning. The child had been in good health and its death was a great shock to the parents. The funeral will take place at St. Mary's Catholic church on Friday morning. Mrs. George Letz and Miss Eva Leiz have returned from a short visit with Chicago friends. Miss Ruth Dresser will entertain the members of the Queen Esther circle on Saturday afternoon. All members are urged to be present to finish the work for Christmas. Lew Barnes, sheriff of Lake county, called a meeting of the ministers of Crown Point, and also a representative of the Gary mission on Wednesday morning, in regard to the conducting of services at the jail and at the county farm each Sunday, each minister to take a service once a month. Rev. J. A. Ayling will have charge of the Christmas services at the jail on Sunday. Dec. 23. The Woman's Franchise league of Crown Point, met with Mrs. Stella Meeker on Tuesday evening. The discussion of suffrage, both in the state and nation took up the major part of the evening. Mrs. W. P. Upham of Milwaukee, was present and gave a very profitable talk on the movement in Milwaukee and the state of Wisconsin. The lesson on "The Primary." was very ably delivered by Mrs. Stella Meeker. Mrs. Herman Lehman was elected president, Mrs. J. C. Gibbs baying resigned at a previous meeting. The date of the meeting of the league has been changed to th third Tuesday in the month. A debate will be given on Friday night in the Methodist church under the auspices of the Sunday school, on the subject: Resolved, "That a Good Natured Slovenly Woman Makes a Better Wife Than an Ill-Natured, Neat One." Miss Seigel and Mr. Dome will speak for the affrmative, and Mrs. Ayling and George Hershman will have charge of the negative. Mrs. Wm. P. Upham of Milwaukee. Wis., is the guest of her sisters. Mrs. W. A. Schedell and Dr. Eleanor Scull this week.

Peoples Gas Republic, Iron and Steel

Rending: 69 H. S. Rubber S0 ;i toulhern I'acitic - Southern Railway 2 34 Chg .. Mil. unl St. I'tiul 37. Texas Oil '. 13tl C S.. Steel 7': fnion I'.iellic 1117 I titli Cupper 77" ester n Union 7!'1. Willy.-. ).-rian. lS's Am. Wo.d. n I ;i CHICAGO ftr.AIN TTJTTJKE3. ''iN'- May. ? ! .1 1) ; Jul.. JlCl-'S,: J tec. SI.-.". )ATS .Mnr.-h. 7. t2e; t.-. 75Tc. CEiCACrO S1VE -SIOCK. H'Vi'S lt"i.-iiis, : market. rlmv tti've.l 1 i: . n 'i 1" .1".- i-n.irl 417 1 It

I "i 17..V: rt ti -ii, $h;a4, I7.UH. tight. $10.I ii" : 1 7. 'in : pigs. $1 j.O" ' t-oj; In vy, $ I tiUni 1 7. ."; bulk of sale:', $t7.fit) ' 17. lit.

t'ATTLi; Reef ipts. H.tiOfi; market. i.lnw; heees. 7.V,j'H 16.-5; cows-he i f ers. 5. i't.i 11. 5u; stoi Ker.s-ft Oder:-;, $t;.l't'ft 11.0"; calves. $7.75 5 H. 50; western steers. ?6.S'";. 13.70. CHICAGO rSOSVCE, RfTTKR -- Cri nniery extrtis. 47-; i I I'Him ry iirsls. -if,'?', tiie; firsts. ?7'!'4tc;

1 stcconds, "ti'it ;'7''je. Ki.i'lf' i irdmari' 4,-,'u 'l.'.c; lifft?. 48 i 1,'.:. f 1.1VK F UI.Ti:y Fowts. 36-le; ' du-.-ks. J6t lc; geese. 11 ' loc; springs, j lit ii .tic , mi k' j s. c. VKAI. i'tt (O 60 Hs.. ITifflSc: 70 to j firt Ids.. IT, .i17e; in to 11" lbs.. 175il!lc;

overweight kidney. HO to iJ IPs., I . 'y He; n.arse. D 'a ltic. ! TATKS Cars. C; Wis.-Jlirm., $ l.h5 'ft 2.t'0.

Colds Cause Hear.lve and Grip I.AXATIVK lUtOMU yriNINK removes the cause. There is only oi.e "Hinino viiiinine." II. W. C.HUVKS signature ii on box. C0e. -Adv.

FIVE HUNDRED NEW HOMES FOR HAMMOND

(Continued from page one.)

PERMITS TO WED. (Special to The Times.) CROWN POINT, IND., Dec. 6. - The following persons obtained marriage licenses at Crown Point yesterday: Thomas J. Davis. Gary; Clara F. Teichart, Duquesue, Pa. Arthur Miller, Alice Barber, Lowell. Tonis Breaz. Flora Barna, Indiana Harbor.

Honey

Pure Comb Honey, Friday r day and Saturday, frame. jLjyC

jf Columbia Brand . Macaroni j JVlacaroni and spaghetti, n i per packaRe' JL JC .;

T.yr (dioice Calirorma . Santa Clara

X Lit tto . Prunes, special

per lb. Oranges

i: Canned Goods

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THE TIMES' FINANCIAL COLUil

Choice Sweet Califor- f" nia Oranges, dozen C

Xo. 2 cans Simkist Brand Siiffar Corn

E and Habit Brand Early dune Peas, A f E; per can, 1 1c; 3 cans for rJC

f Another lot of J.xtra Fancy AVJSTKHX JOXA-

rilO-N APPLKS, cvry apjile 'wrapped and pcr-

lect. lu so-called bushel boxes.

Week-End Sale of Cigars Tom Keene, John Huskins. Ia Aora Opers. and Boosters, t-'pecial cy f seven for JJC

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December Atchison .

American Car Fdry. American Uoeomotive Atiaconda - American Smelting Brooklyn Rapid Transit Baldwin Locomotive Bethlehem Sieel Baltimoi'e and Ohio Canadian Fat UkAmerican Can Co. New York Central Central Leather Chesapeake arid Ohio Corn Products Crucible Steel Erie . American Steel Fdrs. Great Northern .

Maxwell Mi. tor 27 Mexican Petroleum 7" Norfolk and Western , 102 Northern Pacific t St Pennsylvania

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continue vacant or be improved; whether the city shall become a Greater Hammond or a weak sister to East Chicago. $60,000,000 War Order. As chairman of the housing committee, W. J. Whinery today made a report to the members" council confirming the story carried in The Times of th $60.fiOO.nfto war order, and stating that, other factories in the city also have war orders anil that the situation demands at least 500 new houses during 1 n 1 S. As a matter of fa-t every one of l.nf'O houses would bo purchased or rented by the time of their completion. The report was adopted and the members" council recommended that the directors employ an expert to make a survey of the city. V. S. Betz. the manufacturer, displayed plans for building homes in his Country Club addition and said that by wholesale building $1,000 could be saved on each. Dr. Sharrer moved that the chamber appoint a committee on publicity an i Chairman C. M. M'Daniel appointed th physician as chairman of the committee. Th meetin;; was continued until Thursday of ne it week when the housing question will again be taken up. Chairman Whinery's report in full follows: To the Cha'rmait and Meembrrs' Council of the Hammor.d Chamber of Commerce: Your committee appointed in investigate, on the. needs of additional homes, houses and aecominoda t it ii'-t fur married and single men. in the city of Hammond, made immediately necessary by the fact that the Standard Steel Car Company a'nd other factories -n the city have received large orders for supplies, from the United Slates government and other sources, and by reason thereof information has come to the Chamher of Commerce that the force of employes of said companies will be increased many fold, begs leave to submit the following report : (1) Otic of the steps taken by your committee, was to ta'e up the matter of building additional homes with the House of Hancock, a syndicate o" Chicago. III., engaged in home building. And a special committee was also apPoii ted by the president of the Chamber of Commerce to make special investigation of th" responsibility and plan for building houses by the House of Hancock. Said committee lias been t erjii'-f '.etl t e) n:.ik . special re pot t today. 12) From the best information which your committee has been able to obtain, a demand for at least S00 additions! booses will a i ise during the year 1 ;M 6. If the i ity of Hammond is to receive the benefit and growth which it should receive from this demand, this number of bouses at least should bo built. Your committee beii. vts that it would be for the best interests of the city for ach present property owner, who hu possiblv do so. to endeavor to build it least one dwelling house, at the earliest possflilo date. And your committee recommends that the character of houses to be built should be of a substantial character, not too expensive, but of a good, substantial nature. if such houses are built, your committee believes thai ready sale will be found for them, and if not sold tint they can be i. nte I at once at a. profitable rental. To lhi.-i end your 'iiiin:ii!'f re.-ommends

Alien Declares He Never Heard of City of Chicago

EVANSVILLE, IND., Dec. 6 This was naturalization day in the Vanderburg county superior court, and twen-ty-one applicants asked for their second papers. Most of the applicants were Germans whose first papers had been

granted previously. There had been

four rejections up to noon because the applicants did not show sufficient knowledge of the state and federal governments. One man didn't know whether the Indiana state legislature met at Indianapolis or Washington, and hed had never heard of the city of Chicago. Judge Fred M. Hostetter, who presided at the hearing recently ruled that second papers could not be granted to Germans who had made their application for citizenship before the United States and Germany went to war.

In Every Home Where There Are Children There Ought to Be a Columbia Grafonola.

that a campaign be put on to induce the people of the city of Hammond, and all non-resident property owners of the city, who are able to do so, to build dwelling houses throughout the city, upon all available lots. Your committee is informed that the several building and loan associations of the city will aid in this building campaign by loaning any responsible party, who wishes to build, at least 60 per cent of the value of the lot and dwelling pro-

posed to be built. Also that the several banks and trust companies of the city

are willing to aid the building cam-

paign by making all loans within their

power to do. Your committee believes

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that such a campaign should tesult In the immediate recUon of at least 5u0 houses during the year 131 S. To assist in this campaign your committee recommends that a list of all persons owning prop'rty within the city of H.iminnri.l til.., nr mI'Ii-. o- o ht.il.l u F

b-ast. one dwelling house during the ! jt

year, snouia re obtained at ine earl

possible date, giving a descript

the charaeter of the bouse proposed, and its location.

(.1) Your committee further recom- i Pj

tiieii'i. iimi. a. roirvcy ui irie vn y ie made by the Chamber of Commerce, to ascertain all re-oming and boarding l.ioes within thp eit- that a fr.ttet:i-

I (j tion of aU rooms, boarding houses, ho- L

t-d accommodations, etc., be made and kept on file with the secretary of the Chamher of Commerce, to the end that immediate information may be eiven to any person seeking uch accommoda

tions. Also that all persons having! year

houses large enough to eccommodate roomers be urged to use a portion of their dwelling space for accommodating roomers, and that they be requested to furnish information to the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of the number of people they can accommodate. 4 Your committee further recommends that all real estate firms be urged to double their efforts in the line of building and supplying homes and dwellings for the people, of the city. That insofar as It Is possible for them to do so that they bo urged to secure loans of money from outside sources so as to assist in meeting the needs for the building campaign. That nil insur

ance companies and insurance

be likewise urged to assist In securing loans and money to carry on the building campaign. (5) Your committee further reports that it has had under consideration the question of organizing a corporation specially for the purpose of building homes in the city of Hammond, but so far this committee lias not been able to arrive at any solution of this problem, which it desires to recommend. Further, jmir committee has also under consideration the Question whether it would be advisable in carrying on such a building campaign as is proposed

to pool the interests of those proposing

to build dwelling houses, into one general lot of houses, for the purpose of

set tiring a reduction in price of mater- j

ial and cost of building, but your com-j miitrc has not been.able to arrive st a j solution of this question. On this roint the suggestion has been favorably con-i sidered by the committee that if 100 or j more persons would each agree to build nnr. rf moet. r uiat 1 i n or lii-t';e .tiiT-inff- tVlf I

This Columbia model at SI 20 is the most, conyuicing kind of evidence; that the Orafonola is the one incomparable instrument of music the highest tone quality and every refinement of mechanism, form and finish to correspond. It. is equipped with . the Columbia Individual.

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one general superintendent to supervise the construction of such dwelling house, and the contract be let to one or more contractors at a prk-e very much below any price that could be obtained if the

houses were built singly by each individual property owner. Your committee feels that the request to build additional houses in the city Is not only necessary io meet the needs and demands of the people who are coming to the city to work ami to make this their home, but that vach one shouid fee! it a patriotic duty to assist in building up the city. The committee wishes to thank the

J public press lor the publicity that 1:

agents has given to the need? of better hous-

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press of the city give all further publicity to the needs for additional houses and dwelling facilities. Respectfully submitted. W. J. WHINKEY. 4 JESSE E. WILSOX, V. S. REITER.

DE BARTOLO IS FOUND GUILTY (Special to The Tir.iee. CROWN POINT. Ind.. Dec. . Joseph De Bartolo. who has b?en on trial for murder in the Lake Circuit court sine JJondny. was found guilty of manslaughter, but Judge McMahon has not as yet fixed the sentence. De Bartolo Is from East Chicago and Attorney Joe Meade of that city had charge of hi rase.

Hammond Users Secure Instant Benefit

Simple buckthorn bark. glvcorine. etc.. as mixed in Adler-ika Sush"1 Ihe ENTIRE bowel tract so completely that, it relieves ANY" CASE sour stomach gas or cunstipation and prevents appendicitis. Adler-i-ka removes foul matter which has been poisoning you for months and which you never thought was in your system. T!v; INSTANT, pleasant action surprises l.eah tr.etn- nH Tiatirnt. O XeErele.

Doing Its Bit Your Support Is Al- druggist. Calumet Ave. & Fayette

Street. Adv.

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While looking lor Xmas Bar. gains Don5! Forget

WHY WOMEN DREAD OLD AGE TVin't worry about old age. Don't worry about being in oilier people's vvay wheii yo-u are getting on in years. Keep

your body in good condition and you can ( be as hale and hearty in your old rfays as you were when a kid. and every iirw j w-ili be glad to see you. j The kidneys and bladder are the : causes of senile afflictions. Keen them I ( lean and in proper working condition. ! Itiive the poisonous wastes from the j svstem and avoid uric acid acrurnula- i Hons. Take ;OLI MKDAI, Haarlem Oil : Capsules periodicallv and you will Ymd '

lliat llle sy.ieill I I I iiwn?? o in 't- 1

feet working order. Your spirits wt'.l y he enlivened, your muscles made strong J a . ..... fonn Hnt-i. on e more tile ti'uiLr i in

ItliU ui'ii lav' ..... .... - of youth find health. There is orlv one guaranteed brand of Haarlem Oil Capsules, ;011 "M EPA L. There are many fakes on the market. H sure you get the Original .;OLI MKI'Al, Imported Haarlem CHl Capsules. Tbey are the only reliable. For sale by (.11 Orst-elass drticgists. tdv

IN THE SQUARE PACKAGE

f GRAND PRIZE PANAMA EXPOSITIONS

50c size, special Sl.OO size, special ja.TS .e, 5.ieeial

I Ask & for it

Cremo. Lillian Russell. FU-nlight and Manilla

Clsrars. Special

5 for.

Havana Ixindres. CurlyMaid. Roy Thompson and William Collier. Special 10 for... rfOC Bob Dennis and Aguila Pe Potto Rico Cigars, 12 in

1 ox. Specially priced at, box

(Limit 2 orders to customer. )

35c

.40o --790

VKUU bPhClALS Puffy s Malt Wht?k.y. r..-S-u-lar price $l.i.1. Special..' ,4? Lux Soap Chips, regular -f w prico 13c. Special box 1 J. C Trent's Eucalyptus Cough Syrup, none better. Hoc bottle preial GC Vivadon ("ream Almonds, an ideal prepn ration tor chapped hands and face. COc bottle ODC iternia Viva Liquid Pa.-e Powder, two tints, regular price 50c. ty gy Special, each 5 C

Week-End Candy Sale

Cream Peanut Ralls, cream center with peanut icmc: regular

price per U. 5oc; half pound, special

Freeh Popcorn Rail., pink and white. 2c each, or per dor.en I UC

12c

Broken Mixed Candy, this item nerds no introduction, worth 2jc per Ih. Special per half pound JC Marvello Chocolates, assorted, in boxes, worth 50i'. cy Sf-cial 39 C

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Theatre

TODAY MARY PICKFORD IN

"The Little Princess"

Friday LIARY MILES BIIFSR IN 'Peggy Leads the Way' IIEli GRKATEST PICTURE.

W Saturday, Dec. 8 Dorothy Dalton in "The Price

Mark." Also Charlie Chaplin in "The Vagabond."

Sunday and Llonday The Honor System

10 Reels-

Managci- says: "This is Uio greatest picture ever shown in I lamuiond."

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Theatre

Feature Attractions TODAY and Friday ANDERSON'S ATHLETIC GIRLS In Sports antl Pastimes. 10 PRETTY GIRLS 10 OWENS & MOORE Comedy, Singing and Talking. MARTINI FIVE Harmony Singing and Instrumental. LUCCINA LUCCA The So Different Tenor. RICHARDS BROTHERS Comedy Ring Novelty. Admission Nights 10c ,25c, 35c. Matinees, 10-15c. New Show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee Daily 2:30 P. M- Nights, 7 to 11 P. M. Sundays Continuous 2-11 P. M.

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tthc new jeweler at 52: Ilohman 'St., in the Ilmdm block, located just outside of the hijih rent district, where you can get real values for your money. Each article is stamped and guaranteed by the manufacturer; and this is the only hemline guarantee, as the retail jeweler cannot guarantee any article the factory does not guarantee. Uoods has not advanced in price to exceed "war tax, and a dollar saved is a dollar earned. PRICES ON HIGH GRADE BRACELET WATCHES. 10-jewel cylinder movement. 10-year Philadelphia case $ 5.C0 " jewel lever movement, 10-year ease, "small size" 7.50 -.jewel lever movement, 20-year case, small size : 9.00 iTi-jew-el levr movement. 20-year "Royal case,' sr.iall siie 12. CO 15-jewel "Bristol" lever movement, ."i-year Fahy's case, very small 16.50 7.jewel "Bristol" lever movement, 25-year Fahy's ease. En?. watch and bracelet 15. CO The Well-Known." American "Beauty" Watch. 5-jewel lever movement "American Beauty," smallest made.. $17.00 13-jewel lever movement "American Beauty," octagon shape 1?X'0 American Made Watches. T-jewel 6 0 size, 20-year cape, plain or engraved $14.C0 lo-jewel Elein, fi-0 size, 20 jear case 13.50 1 .".-jewel Elgin, 20-year ca-e, "smallest made" 25-00 lTi-jewel Elgin, li-karat soMd gold wa'ch and bracelet, S. S 33.00 7-jewel Waltham, 14-karat solid go'd watch and bracelet, S. S....... 25.00 15-jewel Waltham Sapphire, U-ksrat solid gold. S. S 30.C0

ITj-jewel Illinois, 6-0 hize, 20-vpar case, plain or enuravea 18.50

5-jewel Illinoi?, 14-karat solid gold watch and bracelet, s. S..-. 29.00

jewel Illinois, 14-karat solid gold watch and bracelet, hand

engraved - 30.00 15-jewel Hampden, 14-karat solid gold, hand engraved, smallest -octagon shape American watch made 35.00 Bristol lever movement, .ma!iet size. 14-karat .solid gold watch and bracelet 22.50 15-jewpl lever movement, li-karat solid gold watch and braceletoctacon shape 2500 Larger sizes in Bracelet Watches than mentioned cost less. And prices on ail other Bracelet Watches not mentioned. Also big values in Gents' High Grade Watches and all Solid Gold Jewelry and Diamonds. ALL GOLD SOLDERING 25 CENTS We clean, polish and examine all jewelry FREE OF CHARGE. All goods purchased at our store ENGRAVED FREE. Notice our prices on Watch Repairing. We use Genuine Material only and first class work guaranteed as we do all our own work. Main Spring (guaranteed for one year! $ .75c Balance Staff, American or Swiss 1.59 On Watches costing $3 00 or $4.ot), Staff - 1.00 Cleaning and adjusting - 1.00 By paying a email' depof.it any article purchased now will be hold until Xmas. Our ?ore will be open every evening and Sunday morning from now until Xraa?. Frank' Suttin- '

523 HOHMAN ST.

HUEHN BLOCK

HAMMOND. IND.

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