Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 49, Hammond, Lake County, 14 August 1908 — Page 2
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Friday, 'August 14, 1908.
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EVERY ITEM AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE. COME EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE.
1.25 MUSLIN PETTICOATS, 85c. Good muslin and -workmanship give
character to these embroidery and
lace trimmed skirts, only.. ,
85c
WASH GOODS, CLEARANCE AT PER YARD, 8c. 12c and 10c Lawns, flowers.
stripes, dots and neat figures, no
reserve, clearance price, per yard
8c
19c WOMEN'S LACE HOSE, PAIR, 12i2c.
Fast black and very neat patterns
In this lot, all at one clearance price.. ......
121c
50o FINE LISLE GLOVES, 29c.
Real Milanese Lisle Street Gloves,
black, white or colored, regular 50c val. clearance
29c
50c AND 75c UNDERWEAR, 43cYour pick of all 50c and 75c French Balbriggan Underwear in ecru and
black,' now for "quick ' clearance, pride
43c
1.00 KIMONOS AND DRESSING SACQUES, 69c. All high-grade garments, made by che best manufacturers, priced for
quick clearance, each....
69c
3.50 JUMPER SUITS FOR 1.98. Just received another invoice of Jumper Suits, the first lot of which we put on sale lasting only a few days. This is still a better bargain, as it Includes some suits made of fine quality chambray in solid colors, some trimmed with fine wide embroidery inserting, others are made of a fine
grade of lawn. Be early, as they won't last long; 3.00 and 3.50 values for
1.98
PER
INFANTS' LISLE HOSE, PAIR, 5c.
Black and tan; slightly imperfects
of 15c and 19c quality, clearance price
1.25
5c
1.25 AND 1.50 WOMEN'S WAISTS FOR 75c. Whether you need a waist or not it
will pay you to buy a few. 1.25
and 1.00 waists at clearance price
75c
AND 1.00 CHILDREN'S
DRESSES, 75c. Ginghams and chambray are the
materials In these dresses. They
are made well, fit well and wash well, clearance ......
75c
CHILDREN'S TAN OXFORDS, , PAIR, 89c.
Either light or dark tan, neat extension soles, blucher style, made of vici or calf skin, not a pair
j worth less than 1.25; sizes 8 to 2, clearance price..,
69c AND 50c NEG1LGEE SHIRTS; FOR 39c. Many fine patterns including soft
and stiff bosoms- You can't buy them regularly for less than 50c to
C9c; all sizes. Clearance price ,
39c
89c
1.00 NEGILGEE SHIRTS, 69c All that is left of our 1.00 and 1.25 Negligee Shirts, a fine variety of patterns and colors, all reduced for quick clearance ffi price
WORD RECEIVED FROM. jj. CHICAGO , . Word has been received by friends of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ottenheimer "of Basf rhlraco savin that they .are now
spending a few days in Spokane, Wash.,
and will go to Seattle the middle or next week. j COLLEGE FRIEND HERE. Miss Mary Epnigr of Florida came last evening to be ..the guest of Mrs. T.nnff or 119 Doty street. Miss Epniger
and Mrs. Long were college mates at
Oxford. ENTERTAINS CL11I AT DINNER. Mrs. W. D. Clark had the members of the Up-.to-Date club as her guests yesterday afternoon at her home in Knglewood, Chicago. Mrs. Clark entertained the Hammond ladies at a very elaborate oho o'clock dinner after which cards were enjoyed. Mrs. E. A. Mee ard Mrs., W. D. Clark won the honors at whist for the afternoon. The nf xt meeting will be intwo weeks when Mrs. P. L. Davis entertains at her home in Rimbach avenue. All the members
were present' at the party yesterday and spent a very enjoyable day.
Miss Gertrude Koehneman expects to leave tomorrow for Milwaukee tq spend a few weeks' visiting relatives and friends. HAVE A DAUGHTER. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Klfla Burns, a daughter, Aug. 13. Mrs. Burns- will be rembered as Miss Eva Laytom. HAVE FAREWELL PARTY A very delightful party was given at the home of Miss Elizabeth Dub, HI Doty street last evening, as a farewell to William Smith, who leaves Hammond Monday for Spokane, Wash., to make his home in the future. The evening waa spent very pleasantly with music and games, after which a dainty luncheon was served. The guests were: Misses Ethel Mitchell and Lucy Anna Ripke, Ella Buehring, Lena Dub, Anna Carroll, Florence Mangold, Hattie Geurich. Lyda Hensick, Martha Miller, L. Jacobson and Elizabeth Dub. Messrs. WilTSmiUv Will Schulte, Chas. Rhode, E. Mettler, E. Buehring, W. Schneider, Charles Vonash, Charles Koenig, Louis Johnson, Robert Welty, Otto Schultz and Y. Grado. ' PICNIC I.X CHICAGO. The Misses Alice Loeklin, Lois Boyd, Alice Miller, Barbara Wiley and Grace Bridge chaperoned by Mrs. Wiley, went to Chicago to spend the afternoon and evening af Sans Souci and the White City. ' ' . ' VISITS IX MICHIGAN. Miss Idabelle Daugherty of Logan street left today for Benton Harbor, Mich., to visit Miss DeEtta Curry for a few days. PYTHIAN' ' SISTERS MEET. The members of Hammond temple,
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KAUFMANN & WOLF, HAMMOND, IND.
Come
to
Our Store
Bring these Coupons and Get These Bargains. None Sold to Children
Extra fine No. 1 CALIFORNIA per pound
HAMS, .82C
Finest qualtiy ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, nr per lb...;. 0C
Best quality large LUMP LAUNDRY
A STARCH,
lbs for.
15c
Swift's famous
GERMAN FAMILY
C bars for-..',
SOAP,
15c
Labor's Choice, Owl, Habit and Red Spot 5 CIGARS, 4ft for : 19c
SKEETER SKOOT, Will driye away 4 r. mosquitos, 25c bot. f 0C
Extra choice home grown TOMATOES, basket . . . : 10c Extra fancy, FULL CREAM BRICK CHEESE, 4 h per pound! . . .;.
The famous UNEEDA BISCUITS,
10c
0 packages
for
2-lb cans Van Camp's BAKED BEANS, ss....,...,.,...i2c
The famous Underoof RYE WHISKEY, 98c
SWAN'S DOWN ZPACE POWDER, 4 a 25c box I UC
Fancy California BARTLETT PEARS,
per basket ,
15c
Large cans PET BRAND MILK,
per can
80
5-lb bags pure TABLE SALT,
per bag
31c
2-11) cans fancy
EARLY JUNE PEAS.
per can
81c
JELLY BEANS AND BURNT PEANUTS, pound 3Q
No. 73, Pythian Sisters, wlll hold their
regular meeting this evening In the
K. of P. hall. The newly elected of'
fibers, will entertain at .this meeting and they desire that all members attend. Plans will also ba perfected for
the annual picnic to be held at the Lake Front park Saturday.
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. Fan gave a birthday party in
honor of Miss Blossom Robinson of South Chicago Wednesday evening. The time was spent pleasantly with games and music and refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. Bahn, Mr. and Mrs. Tessen. Mrs. Wickhurst, Mrs. Dunn, Mr. Golf, Miss Stone,
Miss Freda Bahn of Robertsdale, Mrs.
Lange, Mrs. Mass of Little Rock, Ark., Masters Willie Tessen, Homer Robin-
eon, Walter Wickhorst, Misses Mable
Wickhorst, Lida Wickhorst, Alice Dunn, Vivian Golf Lillian Golf and Elmo Golf. MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the Colonial Club which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. W. Houser, in Carroll street, was postponed indefinitely but will probably meet some day next week. ATTENDS OUT OF TOWN PICNIC. ' A large number af Hammond people will go to Schererville Sunday to attend a picnic given by the Foresters and members of the Columbia League there for the benefit of the church. ENTERTAINS AT PARTY. Misses Ethel and Edith Shearer gave a very pleasant party last evening at their home in Sibley street In honor of their guest. Miss Gene Sutherland of Toulon, III. The party was held on the lawn, which was prettily illumin
ated with Japanese lanterns. Games werfe enjoyed until late in the evening when the guests were invited into the house for refreshments. Here music was a plea-sanf feature of the evening. The guests were. Misses Gene Sutherland, Ethel Crowell, Edith Goodman, Ethel Ebrlght, Edna Switzer, Ella Ketchum, Nancy Bryan, Ethel and Edith Shearer, Messrs. HJortsberg, Jenkins, Smith, Dougherty, Moor, Laundry and Henderson. WILL. VISIT FRIENDS HERE. Miss Valeria Hertzberger, of St. Louis, Mo., who has been visiting at various points in Michigan, will stop in Hammond on her return home and visit Miss Bertha Ebert at her home n South Holiman street, for a few days. HAVE GUESTS FROM MORGAN PARK Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yaeger, Stafford Reifers and Edith Kansfield, of Morgan Park, 111., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Kansfield of Claude street, yesterday. HAS RETURNED HOME. Miss Jennie Sheffield has returned home: from a weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Louis Suess of Milwaukee. RETURNS FROM VISIT. Miss Agnes Hill is expected home the first of next week from an extended visit with relatives and friends
in Clarksburg, W. Va. Miss Hill is now visiting friends In Cleveland, O. CHANGE RESIDENCE. Mr. and Mrs. August Zimmerman moved into their new flat at 303 West State street, today. LEAVES ON VACATION. Miss Mayme Mashlno will leave tomorrow afternoon on her vacation which she expects to spend in Menneapolis and St. Paul, Minn. Miss Mashlno is leaving for the north for the benefit of her hay fever from which she suffers every summer. VISIT IN GARY. Misses Agnes Cunningham, Clara and Anne Fleck, Zulu Fink, Annie Michelsen, Isabelle Rowe, Nina Spencer and Llllie Mereness and Messrs. Dr. Morton, Dr. Kenward, Walter Black and Attorney John Fox spent Tuesday evening
Pear's UNSCENTED SOAP, Regular 20c cakes 4 f
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Saturday only
Where Did You Get That Merry Widow Hat?
The Merry Widow Hat attracts ererybody's attention. Everybody look! at it Nobody can help seeing it Why? Because it occupies so much space. Because it is a fine millinery display. Because it has graceful lines. In fact, It has LINES OF DISPLAY SPACE. In the Hat lies a Illnt to wit: The advertiser who vould attract everybody's attention must use many LINES OF DISPLAY SPACE,
at Gary, attending the benefit social given by the Catholic ladles of that place. They report a very pleasant time. Hobart Gazette. RETURNS FROM " VACATIOX. - Misses Isabelle, .Morrison . and Pearl Barget are expected home Sunday from a two weeks' vacation spent, at Paw Paw Lake, Wis. HAVE LAWN. SOCIAL. A very pleasant and successful lawn social was given last evening in Harrison park by the members of St. Paul's Lutheran league and the north side band. The park was lighted with Japanese lanterns. The band of the north side church furnished a pleasing program of music during the' evening which was enjoyed by all who attended. Ice cream and cake were served from tables set in the park. The social was very largely attended and the proceeds will be divided between the two churches and used for their benefit. ' SOCIAL A SUCCESS. The members of the Christian Endeavor of the First Christian church gave a very enjoyable lawn social last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnett, 833 Summer' street. Several pleasant out of door games were enjoyed on tho lawn, which was prettily lighted with Japanese lanterns. Several flashlight pictures were taken of the guests. At the close of the evening a dainty luncheon was served to the. guests. There was an attendance of about twenty-five young people and the proceeds of the social will be used for the pledge made toward the new church building fund. LEAVES FOR THE EAST. Harry Lewis has gone to Wilkesburg, Pa., on a few weeks' vacation which he will spend with relatives and friends. VISITS FROM ILLINOIS. Miss Kate Shaner of Milford, 111., is
here the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McConnell and family at their home in Doty street for a few days. LEAVES FOR MICHIGAN. Mrs. Paul B. Lipinski and sons will leave Hammond Monday for Paw Paw Lake, Mich., to spend a few weeks' vacation. NO CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY. There will be no services at the First Baptist church next Sunday morning or evening. An announcement will be published later just what date the services will be held. DAUGHTER ILL NOW. The youngest daughter of Mrs. John Montgomery Is ill at their home so that Mrs. Montgomery was unable to leave for Youngstown, O., to attend the funeral of her father-in-law, who died Thursday. HERE ON VISIT.
Mrs. Bert Hooper and children of
Lebanon, Ind., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Caldwell of South Hohman street for a short visit. . . ' --.
picnic at lake fron.' ? Mrs. E. Shillon and daughter, Mis Lily, Mrs. Long of Pittsburg, Pa., and daughter, Miss Long of this city, and
guest. Miss Mary Epsinger of Florida, enjoyed the day at Lake Front park. LEAVES FOR NEW YORK. Miss Margaret Rohrman will leave Hammond tomorrow for New York City, where she goes on a few week's business visit. RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN. Mrs. Carrie Parsons and daughter. Miss Irene, have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent with relatives and friends In Hisperla and other points In Michigan.
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Special Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats at HAMMOND MEAT MARKET'S1 Sale for: one day only, Saturday, August 15, '08.
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STRICTLY FRESH
EGGS, every egg guar
anteed, per dozen FRESH DRESSED CHICKEN, per lb NATIVE ROUND STEAK,
choice cuts, per lb...
SUGAR CURED BACON, email strips, per lb
NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, choice cuts, par lb
STEAK, per lb
niMiivc VtALROAST, per lb
COUNTRY 20k
Ok 2k 22c
8k
NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, sugar cured, per lb
OriUIOfc LUI5 NATIVE 4 42 BEEF RIB ROAST, per lb. jC STRICTLY FRESH SPARE -m RIBS, per lb 2 ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS, 4 3 best in the world, per lb I 44C
HOME CURED CORN BEEF,
per lb NATIVE RIB BOILING . BEEF, per lb
AKMUUR'S PORK ft 1
Sausage, per ib 02C
Read The Lake County Times every Friday overling for our Saturday
specials. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone orders. , Phone 100 CHAS. BERENDT 99 State St.
12k
5k 52c
VISITS FRIENDS HERE. Miss Ara Hershman of Noblesvllle, Ind., was In Hammond yesterday the guest of friends. Miss Hershman has been taking the summer course at the Chicago university to prepare her for teaching in the Indianapolis schools next year. Miss Hesrhman Is the daughter of C. W Hershman, former superintendent of the Hammond schools She says they are much pleased with their home in southern Indiana and have a beautiful farm. LEAVES ON VACATION. Mrs. F. A. McCool and son, Roy, and grandson, Harry Towle, of 313 State street, will lea'e over the Nickel Plate for a two weeks" visit which will be spent In Minneapolis, St. Paul and Des Mines. HAVE PLEASANT SURPRISE. The members of the Martha Society of the First Christion church postponed their regular meeting which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon at the home of Joseph Wolf and gave a pleasant surprise to Mrs. C. J. Sharp at her home in Summer street. The ladies met at the home of Mrs. John Jones In May street and went from there to tlje home of Mrs. Sharp where they had a fruit shower In her honor. She received a variety of canned fruit and jellies. The afternoon was plassed pleasantly in a social wy fter which dinty refreshments were served. . Twenty-font members of the society were present.
Briefs. Miss Lena Elssenhutt will leave tomorrow for Elgin, 111, to be the guest of relatives for a few days. Fred Gastel of Indiana Harbor was in Hammond tody on business. J. F. Irish transacted business in Hobart yesterday. Mtb. Charles Boicourt, special agent for the Shawnee Insurance Company, was In Hammond yesterday on business. Mrs. Charles Norton of Hyde Park is spending the day with friends in Hammond. Frank A. Elssenhutt will go to Milwaukee tomorrow to remain over Sunday with friends. Dr. Eleanor Scull was in Chicago today on professional business. Miss Bessie Webb and Mr. Xorse of Thornton, 111:, were the guests Of Mrss. K. G. Reilley last evening at her home In South Hohman street. , i. . , .,. Miss Elizabeth Webber wat to- Cedar
Great Special Sale. Sat. Aug.15 W. B. MUIR I 239 Logan St. Phone 264-4 CLOVER HILL BUTTER, r IMPORTED JAPAN TEA, n f(None Better) per lb-...... QC excellent quality, per lb ELGIN CREAMERY, for n Saturday only, per lb 22 RE'D & MURDOCK'S MONARCH v PICKLES, special per p NEW LAID EGGS, guar- dozen yC ranteed, per doz ' MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE, reg- EST GRADE BLUEING Q ular 35c grade, special for J OR AMONIA, 2 bottles 3C Saturday HC -w ARROW ROOT COOKIES, excellent FANCY SANTOS COFFEE, 4 r for children, Saturday 4 r ' P lb I JC only QC FREE! A handsome Meat Platter with 2 lbs. of Tea or Coffee.
GRAND EXCURSION ON C C. & R. R. $l.SO to Peru and return. $2.00 to Marlon and Return. $2.25 to Muncle and return. Vf SATURDAY INIGHTAUGUST IS, IQOQ. V Train leaves from C. C. & L. depot, Hammond, at 1036 p. m. Ticket good to return untlP train No. 2, Monday, August 17, 1903., arriving in Hammond at 5:36 p. m. Further Information and tickets of . . C. W. HEIMBACH, Agt, 151 S. Hohman St.
Office phone 1HOI.
Res. phone -4494.
USE A OAS RANGE and keep your Kitchen Cool DURING AUqUST the hot weather month.
South Shore Gas & Electric Co.
Phone 10.
147 S. Hohman St.
Lake this morning to remain a fewdays the guest of relatives. Mrs. A. Dawson went to Cedar Lake this mornnlK to be the guest of friends and relatives for a few days. Herbert Frame, of Aurora, 111., Is spending a few days with his prents, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Frame of "Walter street. Mrs. M. D. Brennan is visiting friends in Chicago today. Miss Erma Scholtz has returned from a (,ew days' vsit with friends in Chicago. Miss Marie Hansen of Crown Point wkill come home this ejjnlng to visit her mother, , Mrs. Mary Hansen of Rimbach avenue. Mrs. -H. C. Summers and daughter. Miss I.eoda. are spending the day with relatives In Chicago. M. Ruhstadt transacted business In Chicago today. E. C. Minas was in Chicago today on business. Mrs. Henry Langhein is the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yaeger at their home, 221 YVest State street. Miss Linda Kuner was the guest of Mrs. Ray Kerger at her home in Woodlawn last evening. Mrs. Charles Cormany and daughter, Lois, returned this afternoon from a few days' visit with friends in Englewood. Mrs. Runge of Toleston, spent the day visiting i,n Chicago. Saylor Long will visit friends in Chicago this evening. " Mrs. Frank and daughter. Miss Ida. of Toleston, are visiting in Hammond today. Mrs. Emma "U'artena has returned from a few days' visit in Hobart. Mrs. Bailey is visiting In Chicago this afternoon. Mr. Reynolds of South Bend is spending the day with Miss N'ora Reilley of South Hohman street. M. Dobson is transacting business in Chicago thjs afternoon. W. H. Gostlin and W. F. Sawyer are Chicago visitors this afternoon. Dave Emery transacted business in Chicago this afternoon. - Judge W. "W. McMahon has re
turned from a few days' business visit at Indianapolis. Roscoe Hemstock attended the Majestic in Chicago last evening. Warm Cuts in' Prices on COOL Shoes. All men's and women's 3 TAN Oxfords reduced to $2.25. ORTT AM) TOWt.E SHOK CO., Men' Shop 'fJJLJJ pjj Homra'i Shop 12U Holiman 179 Hohman Street. 'IT." Stmwt When your shoas need Repairing, phone 267. Quick Shoe Repair Works. adv.-8-13-4t. Miss Ethel Mitchell of Chicago was the guest of the Misses Dub yesterday at their home in Doty street. Miss Irene Kenworthy returned Jo her home in Ravenswood, 111., today after a week's visit with Miss Wellie MePanlel and Edith McConnell. Mrs. Otto Morbeck and daughter. Miss Anna, are spending the day in Chlca go. Miss Peterson of Toleston Is spending the day with friends In Hammond. Mrs. Doege of Toleston was in Hammond today shopping. Mrs. Pepke of Toleston was In Hammond today shopping. Attorney John M. Stinson was In East Chicago last evening on business. Mrs. Hanke of Toleston Is visiting friends in Hammond today. Mrs. P. Jacobs of South Holland visited in Hammond today. Henry Prohl was a business visitor in Gary today. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hutton were visitors in East Chicago last evening. Mr. and Mrs. David Emery spent last evening in Chicago. Miss Marie Colville is spending a few days with friends in Burnham. Mrs. Walter Conkey, Jr., is spending the afternoon visiting in Chicago. Mrs. Abe Marks and guests, - the Misses Friedman of Fort Wayne, Ind, are visiting in Chicago this afternoon. FURTHER LOCAL NEWS ON PAGE SEVEN.
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