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Evening journal., 1911-01-10
IA. HALL co. DIRECTORS.

In Irish-American Hall last evening
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the hall company was held. The
following board of directors was cleo
ted: John e. Healy, James Sweeney.
James Logue, Thomas Duffy, James
Fox, Neal Kelley, Philip Butler, John
J. Mullin, Patrick Brown and Frank NJ
SeNier.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO

borrowing any more money.
On next Monday evening the leoisla-
tors will again meet in the Council cham
Der having allotted that night to the In
itiative and Referendum League. 9th
ers who have matters to bring before
the Legislators are requested to make ap-
piication to either Senator Monaghan,
chairman, or Representative Moore, sec
retary, as early as possible so that nights
can be allotted for hearings. No private
bills will be considered, only matters
solely in the interest of the city, will be
heard.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
w. H. COLLISION
PASSES AWAY

William IL. Collision, aged SO years.
of No 207 North Jackson street, died
yesterday Afternoon He was one Of
the two men who were injured in
October when they were crushed by
piece of steel ship plating which
fell from crane at the plant OF the
Harlan and Hollingswortn Corpora.
ton. The steel plate fell to the
ground and toppled over, catching the
two men between Il.
Collisions head was so BADLY crush
ed that his life was despaired OF but
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
A .O. II. INSTALLATION.

County President Edward Norton in
stalled the officers of Division No. 2,
A. o. H., at Henry Clay last evening
Members of Division No. 3. Ancient
Order of Hibernians, have completed
arrangements for a dance. which they
will give in st. Thomas Hall. Fourth
street and Grant avenue, on the night
Of Friday, January 13.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
Terrible Suffering
Eczema AII Over RabY's Body.

Eczema All over Baby's Body.
when my baby was four months
old his face broke out with eczema.
and at sixteen months Of age, his face.
hands and arms were In a dreadful
state. The eczema spread all over his
body. We had to put a mask or cloth
over his face and tie up his hands
Finally we gave him Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and in few months he WAS en-
tirely cured. Today he Is a healthy
boy" Mrs. Inez Lewis, Barring. Maine.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood dis
eases and builds up the system.
Get Il today In usual liquid form or
ehocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
TO HOCKFSSIN FOR TRIAL.

Constable Hicks, of Mill Creek hun
dred, this afternoon took George Laws
to Hockessin, where he will be given
a hearing on a charge of larceny and
also of assault with intent to kill
Samuel Scott, young man about 16
years of age.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
MIR. LAWTON IMPROVES.

The condition of William Lawton.
who received a fractured leg by be-
ing struck by an automobile on Sat
urday evening, was reported at the
Delaware Hospital today to be i'm
proved, and that he was resting COM
fortably.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
Aeain Elect Him ConstabIe.

Elmer r. Cole. who was elected
for Christiana hundred Last
week, failed to bond i'm time and the
Levy Court reelected him today to
the position.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
More Money From County Farm.

Superintendent James w. Foster, OF
the New Castle County Hospital today
turned over to the Levy Court S152.45.
This sum represented the price of n
bull and hog. This amount increases
the returns from the hospital farm.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
Swedish NJ. +. Church Meetings.

Swedish NJ. Z. Church tonight with the
Rev. c. f. Tholnbled as the preacher.
The meetings will continue every
night this week.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
NEARLY MILLION
FOR THE STATE

DOVER, Del, Jan. 10.-Delaware
derived $95, ,419.56 in State tax on cor
porations during the past year.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
'AhASg Sg9s,VHrAD

Peter Gritriski was th' rst witness
lied in the Superior Cou this morn
in the trial Of the darlage suit OF
lomas Seininsh VS.. the Wilmington
Gather Co. He was this feeder on
e flushing machine on which Sein-
ski was caught and received the in-
lries which necessitated the amputa-
ion of the youths arm above the
bow
On the day of the accident Gritriski
ad changed the knives in the ma
nine. Seininski had be en working
liking off the skins before the change
,as made but witness sd ID he could
OF say where the plaintiff was when
le change was made. Witness said
e told the boss" 10 one wanted to
atch skins and Sejninsh went there
, do the work.
He described the box that was on
ID of the machine and told of the
ength of the time the hole had been
the box. He was on the stand up to
he time court took a recess until
30 o'clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
NOW A PILOT.

Diedrik Ostensen, Of Port Pesn, has
passed first class examination for
Delaware river pilot.
Evening journal., 1911-01-10
Coats. Suits. SkirtS and Furs
Cleanup Handkerchief Sale

Ladies Handkerchefs slightly mused sale price 4c
Ladies and Mems alnen Handkcrohiefs lOc for SOC
Ladies and Mems anen Handkerchefs each l5c
Ladies and Chdrens initial Handkerciefs Sc for 25c
Ladies and Mems initial Handkerche anen 1Sc for SOC
Tourist Rucng yards box 10c
Boxed Ruching lengths box; special price 9c
Ladies' 2sc embroidered Collars 15c for Csc
Dress Goods and Silk Specials
52inch awoo navy Serge, ST value for .........75 75c
36nch Serge navy black garnet SOC and csc value for c and 49c
26nch rough Pongee Silk regular ST value for 29c
Remnants at less than half price in Dress Goods and Silks
$500 yards of checks stripe and fancy Silks soc 2 value for 39c
Lot of SOC Silks of rs and 27 inches wide for 29e
36inch guaranteed Taea Silk 90c value for use
36inch guaranteed Tafea Silk ST 25 value for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Mrs. blanchard Entertains
sunday School Class,

Mrs. c. G. F. Blanchard entertain
ed her Sunday school class of the
Central Presbyterian church in her
usual charming manner, Thursday
afternoon at her home. 1900 Pierce
street, from to 6 O'Clock. The after.
noon was delightfully."- spen, with
games, Forty-two proving the most
popular. To this pleasure was added
steaming hot chocolate. cakes and
bon hons.
Ihose 10 enjoy Mrs. Rlanchard's
hospitality were Misses GLADYS and
Maggie Rae Stanley. Camelle Rogue
more, Agnes Wilson, Alma CLAYTON.
Martha Mullen, Juanita Kirk. Mablc
Newman, Lucy Richards, Lorraine
hahh. Irene Fitch Alma Freeman.
Mary Meador and Lora Duren.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
kimbrough-Frwin
Recital.

One OF the most ENJOYABLE social
events Of the Christmas season. was
the musicale given at the home o.
Judge and Mrs. ". H. Kimhrough,
lll0 Van Ruren street. by their son.
Bradley. and viii Erwin. two musi-
clans recognized in Amarillo for their
exceptional ability. Beautiful Christ
mas decorations in red and green ex-
pressed the compliment OF 'h- sea-
son. Following is the nsogram,
which met with heartiest apprecia-
ticn by the thirty guests present:
PART l.
Plano Moonlight Sonata" (Res.
thovenl Miss Rachel Kendall
Violin Scene de Ballett" (De
BerioD Miss Loie Reeves.
Piano: (a) Drifting" (FrImel
CO.. Am Nicer" Liszt) Miss Ruth
Howard
Voice: Love in Sprinrtimo" car
diti)-Miss Louise Hopkins.
Piano; ta) The Lark" (Clucha-
Balakrew); CD THE Aeolian Harp"
Chopin Prof. W. S. Axtell
PART II.
Vocal, (a) Melody OF Love" en-
glemanl; (b) "CarlssimG" PENN 49,
Mrs Herbert A. TAFT.
Piano: Fri Koenig" Schubert
List --Mrs. Frank Storm.
Voice: ca Daisies" (Hawley):
OBJ Love Is n Rose" (Souci Mr..
Bradley Klmbrough.
Piano: (a Rhapsodle Hungroise
Ne. IL" (LiszU; (b) March de
Nuit" (Gottschalk-Mr. VIII Erwin.
At the close of the program dainty
refreshments were served. consisting
OF fruit salad, nut bread, sandwiches
and coffee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Mrs. Pearl Cohlc
Hostess at Surprise Party.

A jolly crowd OF friends surprised
Mrs. Pearl Coble AT her home Friday
evening at her horne. 1904 Lincoln
street, the occasion being Mrs. Co.
blc's birthday The evening was de-.
ligntfully spent with an informal can
dy pulling, the dainty being peerless
" made by Messrs. Hin and Young
Fortune telling wa san especial fea.
ture OF the evenings pleasure. and q
number of leap year" games fur.
nished no end Of amusement. About
twenty-five guests made merry. the
hours slipping swiftly away, until the
time to hid adieu arrived
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
SOCIETY
~
Mrs ". VI. Rice
Compliments '. T. c.

l WIS w W INV
Compliments y. r. c.
One of the most charming enter
/ tainments ever enjoyed by IN, y. +.
&c. members was that Friday after
noon. when Mrs. W VI. Rice. who is
not member OF the club. tut has
enjoyed many social fsvors by its
members complimented the club with
a rare afternoon of pleasure at her
home. li09 Harrison street The
seasons greetings were symbolized in
profusion Of beautiful and artistic
decorations outside. the land was
wrapped In snowdrifts. while within
lights glowed warmly meath crimson
shades. touched with holly The win.
dows were draped with red crepe
paper curtains, adorned with the
glimmer Of q supreme star and
fleeting over the snow was q sleigh
and reindeer being driven by Santa
Claus Holly. mistletoe and red sat
In ribbons, completed the beautiful
and artistic decorations In the par
Tor. a large and beautifully adorned
Christmas tree held first favor. and
later, just before departure, the
guests were given boxes of bon hons
from its laden branches. The after.
noon was enjoyed with various games
the most interesting being the "ad-
yertisement" contest, for which Mrs.
J ID bartlett captured the reward
for excellency, q beautiful calender.
Mrs Burgess received the tonsola-
ton. a huge ball of pop corn. A de-
licious salad course was then brought
in, consisting OF cranberry salad on
lettuce leaves. and garnished with
whipped cream, nut bread sandwiches
pickles. olives, fruit cake. coffee and
sailed almonds Later a real Santa
Claus entered with the Indispensable
pack, which was received by the host
ess, who called each guest BIZ her
maiden name, and as children they
went up to receive the little tokens
of remembrance contained in the
sack.
Those to enjoy this very pleasant
occasion were Mesdames J. D. Bart
lett, A. c. Covington, La Fora, Ross.
Roscoe, Horsbrough, VIII Curtis, Jim
Green W. A. Rice, II. +. Underwood.
Rigler, Curtis, J. NJ Delzen. W. F.
Morning Riggs, T. b. Beard, u. W
Owen, Scott, Burgess, Richelborser.
Holland, T.. l.. Bigger, Christian.
Kerr. klllough, J. y Krebbs. X. l..
Ponder, 7 G Pleitsch. Thompson.
Russell, Smith, j. +. Utter ana Miss
Whitman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Vision.


In dreams saw the earth's old sor.
row fade;
A cloud OF error lifted from man.
soul.
The golden idol crushed in dust: the
whole
~ coward envy. hate and fear
obeyed
A worldwide will and vanished. Tn
afraid
Man clasped his brother in the sweet
control
OF love. and life had found its fit
ting goal
In Justice. fellowship and mutual air
The human hosts made feast on many
plain.
Their banners marked with Man
Hath Liberty;
Their sopls OF rapture rose in @lori-
Gus strain,
Grand paeans of times noblest vic.
tory.
The wonder woke me. With the Wis.
ions wane
A voice spoke to my ear. This yet
shall be-"
William Francis Barnard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Christmas Party az
Nea,lor Home.

The younger set has enjoyed a con
tinuous round Of gayeties the past
week, not one day being without
some pretty social function tc mark
It's close Among the hos;esscs OF
the week were Misses JeueLeth Will
bourn and Willie Kate Meador. who
entertained Friday evening at the
lovely home Of Miss Meador on lack
son street The rooms were made
bright and cheerful by decorations
Of holly, mistletoe and red bells. in
honor of the pretty and animated
gathering OF girls and boys. Forty.
two and progressive conservation fur
nished much pleasure and later all
gathere around the crate TO toas;
marshmallows over the glowing Goals.
Later a delicious salad course was
served to the following. Misses
Frances Rrreess, Louise Green.
Louise Sullenberger. Lena Rechan
Rceder, Florence Hendricks. luanitd
kirk, May Mobiles. Maggie Rec Stan
ley, Leota I'ryant Of Memphis. Tex.
Mildred BURGESS, Kath4rine Owen.
GLADYS Stanley. Carrie Tfollinger.
Enid lngcrton, Lera TVitchcll, Lora
Roberts and Masters Arthur Ware.
John Crudgington, Joe Lee Perry. c.
u. Reedcr, Wales Madden. Henry
Brown Earl Fuqua, Holland. :. w.
Pickett WIN Erwin, Jewel. Patton.
Arthur Green, Charlie Blanchard
and Bradley Kimbrough.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Minister and Family
Return From Farwell.

Rev Milton r. Worsham, rector OF
saint Andrews Episcopal church, ac-
companied by Mrs. Worsham and the
little daughter. Miss Ethel Worsham.
returned Friday evening from a visit
Of several DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Linthicum Of Farwell.
During the visit Rev. Worsham
ard party of friends under tho
leadership of Mr.. Linthicum enjoyed
an outing and hunt for prairie chick
en- and quail The visit was thor
oughly enjoyed by both Rev. AMI
Mrs. Worsham.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
brilliant Christmas
Elm HALL.

In keeping with an established
reputation for brillian functions. the
Christmas bah of the Elks Friday
evening was distinguished ~ Is ele-
game and cordial hospitality. MANY
oct o. town guests were present. aud
the gowns worn by tie beautiful as.
semblage of ladies were very favor
ably criticised by an equally appreci-
alive gathering of gentlemen. Tho
guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Beth
Martin, of Clarendon. Mrs. Edwards
Ct AltuG. Okla. Mr.. ana Mrs. JohG
Mcknight. Mr.. and Mrs. ). w. Kear-
~. Mr.. and Mrs Woods Ellison. Mr.
ard Mrs Childrcss Mr.. and Mrs.
Mart Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Sim
mons, Mrs. Joe Ware, Mrs. Miles Riy-
ms, Mrs. Fake OF La lunta. Col.
Mrs Trollinger. Miss Gwehdolin
Truscott, of Omstee, Okla, Calhoun
Of Clarendon. Rector of Greenville.
Cox OF Dalhart, Daisy Brown, Susie
Mae Iellner, Stella ana Erica Weary.
Hendricks. llansell Bess Wleatley.
Malcolm Moore, Minnie Leigh Dyer.
Bonita Thompson. lweta Pittman and
Messrs Sam Motlow. Andrews. Bur-
CESS, Charles Ware. Daily. Lindsay.
S. J.. Spanele, of Kansas City. Me-
Clellan, Of Clarendon, Moon, Pickens
OF Miami Adams Il. Monnine. Ste
vens of Claiming. George Wnittle,
Howard RiX, Kendrick, Swift. Char
lie kcarns. Green. Mcdonald. I. Brau-
mig, Gus Lindlum, Moore. Joseph OF
st. Louis and Louis Kirsch. The
newt regular Elk dance will be- given
January Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31

and doubtless there will be much
rejoicing upon its arrival at the home.
The next regular meeting Of the L.
y. c. will be held Thursday afternoon
AZ 3 o'clock, at the home OF Mrs.
Beard. when arrangements will be
made for the Joint social entertain
ment OF the Confederates. the sons
and the daughters. to be given Ian
vary 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
o
Enjoyable DinnT at
Curtis Home.

Mr.. ard Mrs. VIII Curtis entertain
ed with most enjoyable dinner
Thursday evening at their home, 1903
Harrison street. The table was beau
tiful and fragrant In its decorations
of carnations and narcissus.
The menu which was an elaborate
one, was most heartily enjoyed by all
present. Covers were laid for The fol-
lowinf; Mrs. II. NJ Hewins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hall, Mrs Katherine Hut
son, Mr.. and Mrs Gus Morris. Mr..
and Mrs. Reed Curtis Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Curtis and Miss Garlic Curtis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Spanccr-l.Ogan.

News reaches Amarillo OF the mar
riage of Miss Dixie Logan. OF Sey-
mour. Tex. to Or. CLYDE G.. Spencer,
d. A. l., with headquarters at Can
adian. Texas. The news comes as a
pleasant surprise to friends OF Or.
Spencer in Amarillo. he having been
located here year ago, coming here
from Topeka. Kan Mrs. Spencer as
Miss Logan was one OF the most pop
ular girls Of Seymour. and counts her
friends by the score. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer, after short honeymoon
trip, will reside at Canadian.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
I, ID. 4. Sends
Christmas Box.

AT the meeting OF the L. D. c.
organization Friday afternoon at the
homd OF Mrs. J. b. Beard. 1904 Har-
rison street. the box to be sent to
the Woman's Confederate home at
Austin, was completed, containing n
variety of useful and dainty articles
Tor the inmates OF the home. The
box was shipped yesterday afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
PARENTS ARE RECEIVING
MESSAGES OF SlMPtTu,

When Amarillo people became ac.
quainted with the fact that Miss
Edith Dewitt is dead in Phoenix
Arizona, numerous messages of con
dolence were forwarded the naren,s
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Dewitt. at thai
point. Mrs. Dewitt and sons have
been at the bedside Of the daughter
Tor several weeks. but the father
went only recently
Miss Dewitt was graduated from
the Amarillo public schools but n
few season ago, and was AZ that tim,
one OF the favorites in the younger
social set Contracting a deem cold
the young lady later developed a IN.
bercular trouble that finally claimed
her life The news OF this death
comes with much sadness to the form
er classmates Of this fair vounr girl
and the many friends in every section
OF the city. who knew and loved her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
school 10 Reopen.

Teachers who went to various
points to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends. are returning
home to resume their duties. when
tho schools will reopen their season
of work Tuesday. January ?.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Mr.. Louvre, Lntcrtains
Complimentary To Sons.


Mrs y. 6. Lowrey very charming
~ entertained a host Of Young people
OFT at the college Thursday evening.
complimentary to her two sons. Mas
tiers Stovall and Roosevelt LoNrey
The Misses lie Coursey assisted Mrs.
lowrev In entertaining. and the
Misses Huddleston chaperoned the
boys and girls out to the college.
Beautiful Christmas decorations
abounded everywhere. lending A
truly Christmas festival air 10 the
college nails Red and green pre-
dominated. bells being strung mid
farlands Of green, while potted plants
OF narcissus filled the rooms with
their sweet fragrance.
Contests games and music furnish
ed delightful pastime for tho guests
who later enjoyed punch and waters
Those present were Misses Nav
Patterson Lucille Copeland iris Kirk.
Carrie Mae sockwcll. Gertrude stark
weather. Minnice Madden. Delta Pat
terson, Gertrude Lowndes. Lucille
Lowndes. Violet kendrick, Ruth
Thompson, Addic Phillips. Edith
Earl Sellers. Mary Alice Lcwrov. Al
ma Booth and Masters Stovall and
Roosevelt Lowrey. VIII Royce. Chester
Rice, Felix Phillips, Leon LoNrey,
Wilfred Oman. Joe Ross. ]. W. Pick
EFT, Jr.. J G. Armstrong and Curtis
Morris.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Miss Garrison
Iionore, NJ 80" Party.

Iionore, nj 80" Party.
One OF the most ENJOYABLE events
of the past week was the "42' party
given complimentary to Miss Bette
Garrison OF Henrietta, Texas, by Mrs
Beulah Northern at the home OF her
father, ID. Gilvin. 500 Fillmore street
Friday afternoon. Beautiful Christ
mas decorations were q fitting back
ground for the large gathering OF
friends \ number OF very inter
esting games were enjoyed. after
which dainty dream" salad on let
tuce leaves, sandwiches, assorted
cakes and coffee were served to the
following guests. Mr. and Mrs i. c.
Barrett. Mr., and Mrs, 0. X. Gilvin,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Cllyin. Mr.. and
Mrs. w f. Zimmerman, Misses Leo
short. Matte Gerleke. Blake, Shu-
dy. Genevieve Stivers, Ada Chapman,
Richey, Lula Duston, Alma Freeman,
Della Garrison. Bette Garrison and
Messrs Walter Jensen, James Little,
Ross Taylor, Edgar Butterw1r;h,
Holman, Louis Stivers and viii Gil
win. Mrs W F. Zimmerman AS
awarded high-scorc for the evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31
Phi Alpha Suroity nj
SIN O'Clock Dinner.

Miss Lora Roberts delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of tie Phi
Alpha Sorority al her home 1906
TYLER street with o'clock dinner.
Thursday evening. beautiful decor
ations In keeping with the holiday
season added to the pleasure of the
occasion, and made the event one OF
fondest remembrance The very en-
1oyable menu was as follows:
Cream OF Tamato Soup Crackers
Toast
Turkey Crarbe Jelly.
Olives Pickles.
Creamed peas.
Baked Potatoes in Shells
fruit salad Waters
Ambrosia White Cake.
Fruit Cake.
Cocoa.
Later the time was very crjoyably
spent with games and music.
Those present were Misses Francis
Burgess, Florence Hendrix. Maggie
Rae Stanley Mildred Burgess Fath.
crime Owen, Gladys Stanley, Carrie
Trollinger, Enid Ingerton, I.era
Twitchell and Lora Roberts.
Mrs. Roberts was assisted IN en-
PERTAINING the sorority by Misses Tul-
los and Bates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-16

harness maker on South Holman street
but confound the luck, am not the
happy possessor of anything that looks
IKE horse and so have no possible
use for harness or even currycomb
nor am l In need OF hardware of any
sort, nor can l find room in my kitchen
Tor one or the n. I. Co.'S gas stoves with
us valuable and original copper re-
hector-got one gas stove now. You
see. you folks of THE TIMES make it
mighty hard for an ambitious young
man to pick up an honest dollar.
NOW take my case for instance. /
know positively and beyond question
which is by far the most aIluring and
valuable bargain on your sth page but
bless your heart, I've no earthly chance
of winning share of that prize money
by telling about 1t, because. you see.
the party Offering what / consider the
best bargain Is not a merchant nor
does he own run a store II you
had stated that the best description Of
the best bargain offered by any "adver-
tiser- on said sth page / should have
been IN the running. As II is, however.
that string is too much in evidence.
Still. as I've said much 1 may as
we'll get tho whole matter OF my mind
and out of my system. prize or no prize,
and here 1t Is. Listen:
Hammond is a wonderful city; how
wonderful not one in a hundred even
of US who live here have yet begun to
realize, and its future is assured beyond
question. To purchase real estate, then.
In or about Hammond. Is not an expert
ment but an evidence of profound WIKI
dom. and the man or men, firm or cor
poration that has sufficient faith in the
| up tracts of land and then ocer that
| land to home-seekers at a reasonable
rate, are offering the greatest of all
bargains because they are bargains that
| increase in value the longer you keep
them. So, IL 1 had a look-in on this
prize money proposition I should most
| certainly affirm and declare that of all
advertisers on your Thursdays Sth
page. J. S. Blackburn & Co. is the firm
that offers to the people of Hammond
the better bargains. And 1 don't know
what they're asking for their lots. and
I don't care, for / know If they get
too gay in their price they won't get it
like some other folks I know OF.
have owned a store?
| A READER
| (Reader's arguments are knocked in
to cooked hat with the simple state.
ment that you can go to the Straube
Piano Store and buy a bargain for a.
small sum as cents and you don''
have to own horse to deal at wieder-
gott's. ADV. MG'R.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-16
ORGANIZE A COMMERCIAL CLUB.

of the of Bush
ON
enthusiasm o
had
themselves They could
which
the
and its membership
for the privileges
a ear to he
These remarks made criticism
of
will be fully representative of the best