Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 21 August 1908 — Page 2

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4..ATTENDS FAMltT 11KI SIOV . Joliu N. Beckniaa has returned with lis family from Brookston, Ind.; whir if has been camping' for two weeks With a party of relatives on the banks 3f the Tippecanoe. Mr. Bookman says that the camping party was in the nature of a reunion of th Bookman family, there being thirty-two members of t present from all parts of the country. ifeAVB FOIl EXTENDED VISIT. Mrs. Charles Berendt and family of 322 Truman avenue, and Mrs. Andrew Berendt and children of 520 Truman avenue, will leave tonight for a weeks' visit with the parents of Charles Berendt at S?t. Joe, Mo. BCESTS HETIRX HOME. Miss Kvelyn Martin and Miss Laurette O'Brien of Chicago, returned to thffr home last evenig. alter a pitas ant visit with Miss of this city. Elizabeth Martin WILL CO TO OHIO. . Mrs. E. Hoffman of Clinton street, and Miss Marian Hoffman of Crown roint leave next Wednesday for Perryville, O., where they will make an extended visit with relatives. CROWS POINT VISITORS. Among the Hammond visitors in Crown Point today are, Miss Allie Cole, Rose Teeple, Mrs. Wei. Rev. Elliott, Hoopy Heiser, Fred Geib. Frank Baker, Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. Pohlplatz.

GREAT SLAUGHTERING SALE GREATER THAN EVER.

HAIMD MEAT MARKET

Sale for one day only, FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb. CHOICE CUTS NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per lb No. 1 BACON, sugar cured, per lb SMALL FRESH PORK ;SHOULDERS, per lb SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per lb 101c 2k Ok 22c 9'c 115c NATIVE BEEF POT 81c ROAST, choice cuts, lb.. 12 Read The Lake County Times

urdav specials. . ', Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone orders. Phone 100 CHAS. BERENDT 99 State St.

OW1S TO BUY A QoCart or Baby Carriage. Once a year in the Baby Ve- ' licle Department, we make a clean-up. We do not want to carry any of them over to next spring. We rather buy more than, and give you now the benefit of a great bargain. We 'are going to let all Go-Carts, Perambulator and Baby Carriages go at less than the wholesale price. Cart as shown com- . plete 9.25 vi CREDIT

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SATURDAY SPECIALFOOT STOOLS.

We place on sale Saturday 100 Foot-Stools, golden oak finish, very strong and substantia aly made, 9-inch wide,5?? 14-inch long, 8-inchgi high. The very thing to make home com- ''-i fortable. One to a customer. No teleDhone or C. O. D. 23c rders received. 3aturday only YOU'LL DO Furniture THE HOME OF

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TEA CUPS 3? XT. 1I Mrs. Brower, Judge V. S. Reiter, J. M. Bradford. Miss Pearl Bradford, Mrs. W. B. Mulr, Ray Cleveland and Mrs. John Gavit and children. WHITE CITY VISITORS. Mrs. A. Herbst, Mrs. W. McClay and guest. Miss Anna Pact of Kansas. Miss Gertrude Herbst, Master Henry Herbst and Ralph McClay,. formed a party and enjoyed the evening at the White City. LEAVES FOR EW YORK. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Weakley are goinn awav Saturday for a three weeks' trip for Mrs. Weakley's health. They .iu -.-ioit rninmhus. O.. Buffalo and Niagara Falls, and then to Jamestown, New York. CHICAGO VISITORS. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kaufman and guest, Mrs. iinltzman of Germany are Chicago vis itors today. RETI RNS HOME. Mrs. Hunt and daughter. Miss lone, returned today from a two months visit In Virginia. RETIRNS FROM VIRGINIA. Miss Agnes Hill returned yesterday from a three months' visit with relatives in Clarksburg, W. Va. RETI RNS HOME. Miss Anna Peacli of Hoi ton. Kan.. 99 STATE STREET Saturday, August 22, '08, NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, choice cuts NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per lb ARMOUR'S CALIFORNIA HAMS, sugar cured, per lb... ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS, extra special NATIVE VEAL BREAST, per lb FRESH RIB BOILING BEEF, per lb FANCY PICKLED PIGS 10c 8ic 14ic 8' c 5ic 31c FEET every Friday evening for our Sat-

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SPECIAL SALES ON ALL FLOOR COVERNIGS.

Saturday only. A BUFFET VALUE Unequalled at $8.75 The Buffet we have on sale, similar to cut, is one of the prettiest pieces that ever graced a dining-room. YouH wonder how it can be sold for this price. But the profits have been for gotten in our effort to give our friends and patrons a great Saturday 8.75 day only

CHEERFULLY EXTENDED.

BETTER AT THE Department DIGNIFIED CREDIT.

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guest of her cousin, Mrs. W. McClay. VISITING IJI CHICAGO. Mrs. H. C. Long and guest, Mrs. Rachael Long of Pittsburg, and Miss Mary Ensninger of Sanford, Fla., spent today visiting in Chicago. GO TO CROWN POINT. Attorneys W. J. McAleer and R. B. McAleer attended the . fair at Crown Point to Jay. FISHI.XG PARTY AT KANKAKEE. Mr. Morton and George Stoken of Hobart, met a party of Chicago friends in this city last night ; and went to Kankakee where they will enjoy a fishing, party. MOTORED TO CROWN POINT. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutton and son William, and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Kidney, went to Crown Point today to attend the fair, making the trip in Mr. Ilutton's machine. MISS SEISA ENTERTAINS. A pleasant surprise party was given in honor of Miss Anna Seisa, at her heme on 546 West State street, Satur day eventng-, Aug. 15. The evening was spent with games, music and danc ing. Music was furnished by Mr. Fred Lempke. At 11 o'clock a dainty luncheon was served. Those present were the Misses Anna Leisa, Agnes Schultz, Theresa Eaars, Alma and Anna Eggebrechi, Marie Rohwedder, Helen Genrich, Anna Hansen, Lizzie Sanders, Lizzie Rlchmann and Mary Wulf. Messrs. Willie Schultz, Norman Busch, George Fleck, Roy Richards, Arthur Ron, George Rohewedder, Gus Wulf, Chas and Fred Rlchmann, Henry Peter sen, Fred Lempke, Louis Wassermann and Ernest Kerner. HERE FROM IOWA. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall from Dubuque, la., are the guests of Mr. Mar shall of Monroe street, and sister, Miss L La Mare. WORD FROM ROTHSCHILDS. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rothchild, who are vlsitirtig in Yellow Stone Park, have gone t Omaha and Doluth for a few weeks. II. H. S. DANCING PARTY. The H. H. S. club are giving a danc ing party in Long's hall this evening. Music will be furnished by TeBrlae's orchestra of East Chicago and dancing will begin at 8:30 o'clock. About 300 invitations have been issued to Ham mond, Chicago, East Chicago and Indi ana Harbor young people. GIVE FISH FRY. Mr. Frank Hostler gave a delightful fish fry last evening at Berg's place lake 'front, to "twelve young people in honcr of Miss Josephine Coughlin oil Hancock, Mich., who is the guest of Miss Betzie Evers." The' young people left on the S:30 car and after supper various' things were done to make the evening a pleasant one. At a late hour the party returned. to Hammond. Those who were in attendance were, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny, Misses Josephine Coughlin, Elizabeth Evers, Marian Demingv Mary Krost, Miss Powell of Virginia, Messrs. Ralph Garber, Chas. Fuller, Chas. Dlming, Wm. Evers, Ralph Hastier. BOYS SURPRISE THEIR FRIEND. The boya of Barring and Magoon avenue East Chicago surprised John Stratford it being his birthday. There were 18 present and a good time was reported by all. Snap shots of the 18 boys were taken. A dainty lunch was .served. IS BACK FROM MILWAUKEE. Miss Mary Hardy, Miss Kate Lytle of Pittsburg, and Mrs. Doughlas returned last evening after a pleasant visit of a few days in Milwaukee. GOES TO DENVER FOR HEALTH. One of the sisters at Lafayette, who Is very ill, came to this city last even ing to rest before going on to Denver, Clo., where she goes for her health. GIVING PEDRO PARTY. Mrs. .feter l Jjavis oi mmbach ave nue is entertaining a number of friends at a pedro party this afternoon at her home. PICNIC AT PARK. The members of the Deborah Aid society and Martha society of the Chrli tian church picnicked at the lake front yesterday afternoon and evening. - A large number of ladies were present and all enjoyed the day at six o'clock they had supper and returned here, congratulating themselves on the suc cess which the day proved to be. MRS. BULL ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Fred Bull entertained the la dies of the Fern Leaf club yesterday at her home. It was the regular meet ing and cards were the afternoon's enjoyment. Mrs. E. J. Seeiy won first prize, Mrs. Travers, second, and Mrs. Chas. Stotz of Jackson. Mich, the con solatlon. The club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Chas. Clark of 51 Russell street. The club's guests for the occasion were, Mesdames Chas. Stotz of Jackson, Mich.; Thomas Ken nedy, Carl Seetz and Mrs. Webber. At the close of the meeting the hostess served dainty lunch. HAVING DELIGHTFIL TIME. Mrs. Mary Hansen has received a letter from her daughters. Misses Marie and Beatrice Hansen, who are at Paw Paw Lake, stating that they are having a delightful time and expect to return home about Tuesday. FLEIB-I)E-I.IS CUB MEETS. Mrs. Nicholas entertained the ladies of the Fleur-de-lis Club yesterday afternoon at her home. Sixteen ladies were present and cards were enjoyed during the afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Osbourne, Mrs. John Uuber and Mrs. Sophia Krowlwltz. The club will be the guest of Mrs. Osbourne in two weeks. After the afternoon with cards, Mrs. Nichols served dainty refreshments. VISITING HAMMONIJ. Mrs. Thomas Phillips has as her guests, Mrs. Leonard Phillips of Cedar Rapids, la., and Mrs. Roy Miller of Detroit, Mich. RECEPTION FOB 31ISS NELSON. Mrs. Clayton Root of Crown Point will give a dancing party and recep-

tion at her home In honor of Miss Mary Nelson of this city, who is her

guest. Informal dancing In the reception room, will form part of the evening's program. TANGERMAN-HENNIG NUPTIALS. Invitations have been sent out today for the wedding of Alvina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aangerman to Wilfred Hennig at St. John's Lutheran church, Hammond, Ind., on Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 7:30 o'clock. A reception will be held at the bride's home, 848 Hickory street after the ceremony. The bride-to-be is a sister of Miss Augusta Tangerman, who married Mr. Rossenau last Tuesday. SUBMITS TO OPERATION. Phillip Tack of the Erie hotel, was operated upon at St. Margaret's hos pital yesterday as the result of a fall he sustained some time ago. Mr. Tack was one of the class initiated into the Shrine recently and cam here from Pennsylvania. EDITOR HERE ON VISIT. Mr. C. L. Shless, editor of the Daily News at Lafkin, Tex., is here on a visit to his mother, Mrs. M. Rubin on State street. TAKE LONG LAKE TRIP. Leonard Knoerzer, of the Champion Potato Works, and wife, and Walter Schreiber, will leave tomorrow for Ot tawa, Canada, where a branch establishment of the Champion Potato works will be installed and of which Mr. Schreiber will be the manager. Mr. and Mrs. Knoerzer will from there go on an extended visit through the New England states and the East in general. Some of the cities they will visit are New York, Boston, and Buftlo. They expect to be gone two weeks. BriefR. Mrs. Starkweather of Hegewisch was here yesterday, shopping. R. E. Bland looked after business In South Chicago last nieht. E. A. Wood of East Chicago was here last evening. Mrs. Kimpler, Mrs. Chas. Milhawn, Mr. Muncer, Mrs. Charles Dickman and Mrs. Diel of IXlton, were HammOnd visitors yesterday. We dye shoes at killing prices. Phone 267, Quick Shoe Repair Works. Jessls Del Hz and Harvey Roop were Indiana Harbor visitors yesterday. Miss Mable Dinwiddle went to Crown Point this morning to spend a few days with her parents who are there. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Belman attended the Crown Point air today. Mrs. E. Hoffman is the guest of Mrs Marian Hoffman of Crown Point today for the fair, Mrs. Blum is a Crown Point visitor today. Miss Dora Otto went to Lowell, Ind.; this morning to spend several days with friends. Mrs. Thomas Swanton and children are Crown Point, visitors today. Mrs. Harry Mlnas, Mrs. Emil Minas and Mrs. V illiam Moss, attended the Crown Point fair today. Attorney and Mrs. J. K. Stlnson and children are fair visitors at Crown Point today. Attorney John M. Stinson transact ed business in Chicago today. F. O. Hodson of Gary was In this city today on . business. Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon leave tomorrow for Claypool, Ind., for & few days' visit with friends. Mrs. Tabler Is a Chicago visitor to day. Joe Sherby attended the Crown Point fair today. Attorney Philo Q. Doran of LaPorte transacted business in this city today ti. ni. uoaaington oi japorte was here today on business for the Marshal Furnace company. John Honquist has accepted a posi tion with the C. I. & S. company of Gibson. Jady Dentist at Harvard, lo years experience. Mrs. Thomas of East Chicago spent last evening with friends here. Mrs. George Roop of Crown Point spent yesterday with her mother, Mrs Robert Carter. Mrs. Ruell, daughter Margaret and cousins of Milwaukee, are the guests of Mrs. Pope, of Conkey avenue for few days. Will Maglnot is spending a few days at Crown Point, camping with a party of friends. Miss Marie Nealhan is a Chicago shopper today. Mrs. Henry Bicknell and Mrs. Nellie Dunham are Chicago goers today. Fred Newell, E. W. Bump, Lawrence Long and S. Whttzel are Chicago bus! ness visitors today. Mrs. H. C. Long and Mrs. Rachael Long of Pittsburg, Pa., and Miss Hary Enslnger will go to Cedar Lake tomorrow to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. L. Knoerzer, Miss Mary Spainer and Miss Mable Ward were Chicago visitors today. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Whitby are Chicago visitors today. Mrs. Ruschli and daughter. Miss Mayme are Chicago shoppers today. Harvard Union Dentists, "4 corners," Hammond. John Young, Frank Shine, Joe Conroy, and Judge W. W. McMahon are fair visitors at Crown Point today. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Gostlin were Chicago visitors today. Miss Margaret Wilsox visited with Chicago friends today. Miss Ethel Shearer and guest. Miss Gene Sutherland, were- sight seeing in Chicago today. Miss Genie Kline of Chicago spent last eventng with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Kline of State street. Mrs. Stoltz of Jackson, Mich., is spending a few days with Mrs. Fred Bull. James Wlngfield is here from Chicago on business. He is the lessee of Towle's Opera House. Rev. Theodore Claus .went to South Bend this afternoon to be the guest of relatives until tomorrow night. Harvey Gostlin went to Crown Point today to see the Crown Point fair. 'Mr. 4 and " Mrs.' Archie-' Matties and

baby are the guests of Fort Wayne friends for a few days.

Mrs. Evers of Williams street spent the day in Chicago. Mrs. M. Lutz and sister of Miss Bessie Banks of Whiting, were the guests of Hammond friends today. Mrs. J. H. Wagner of Chicago is spending a few days with her sister, Mesdames J. G. Ibach and E. F. Johnston. John Schneider attended the Crown Point fair today. Mrs. J. E. Wolf is a Chicago shopper today. Mrs. H. B. Klingensmith is in Chicago this afternoon. Mrs. C. G. Kingwoll and daughter, Miss Grace, are Chicago visitors today. Miss Blanche Culbert is a Chicago shopper today. Jessie Dieltz was one of Hegewisch business visitors today. NOTICE! Special meeting of Teamsters' Local No. 352, on Saturday night. Aug. 22 at Roth's hall. State street, at 8 p. m. Business of great importance to all teamsters, so get there. 18-7-4t THOS. IIARLE, Secretary. FURTHER LOCAL NEWS ON PAGE SEVEN. Building Lots on Time. Our easy payment plan enables those of moderate means to secure a lot in a desirable residential section. We sell lots for a small sum down and the balance to be paid monthly. These lots ranee in price From $100 per lot and up. The location is higfh, dry and healthy. Own a lot now. Begin to' build' at once. We will show you how to do it. JACOBSON'S AGENCY 412 Hammond BIdg Hammond, Ind. Office Phon 3642. Ret. 2091.

KAUFMANN & WOLF, HAMMOND, IND.

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Bring these Coupons and Get These Bargains. None Sold to Children

Extra fancy fine Home-Grown TOMATOES, basket 5c Lion Brand XXXX PATENT FLOUR, 50 pound sacks .... 1.25 Extra fine large new DILL PICKLES, each 1c Finest quality ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb LUU MARYLAND PURE RYE WHISKEY, full quart bottles 59c ALMOND MEAL MASSAGE CREAM 50c jar 29c nf

Towle Opera House, FOUR NIGHTS CZ, ,-,-Jm . A commencing ounciay, Aug. 30 MATINEES SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY. OFEIVirsTa ATTRACTION. BURT & NICOLAI OFFER MISS BEULAH POYNTER IN HER OWN DRAMATIZATION OF LENA RIVERS ( Sanday Matinee 15c to 50c, Night, 25c to 75c. PRICES Week Nights, 15c to 75c ( Wednesday Matinee, 15c and 25c Seats on sale at Box Office at the theatre Thurs. morning, Aug. 27, 9 o'clock.

If you wish to hear sweet things said about you, just take your wife, sister or sweetheart a box of OUR QUALITY CHOCOLATES PRICES RIGHT. .slSL. Summers Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Commercial Bank BIdg Call your doctor Medicines over our phones. promptly delivered.

ATTENTION! Members of Masonic Order. If you live in Gary, or are in any way interested in Gary, please fill in the accompanying form and mail at your earliest convenience to FRATERNAL SOCIETY EDITOR, Lake County Times. Name Address, Member of what Masonic Bodies? i.

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to Our Extra fancv No. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, 8;c per lb Full Cream Domestic SWISS CHEESE, ir 16c 2-11) cans extra choice quality EARLY JUNE 2 PEAS, cans 15c No. 1 hand picked NAVY BEANS, 7,c per quart - CUBAN SPY, 10c CIGAR 7 Today only for 25c SANITOL TOOTH WASH, 25c bottle for. 15c

ore Extra fancy CONCORD GRAPES, handle baskets, each 19c Fresh baked XXX GINGER SNAPS, per lb 4c Armour's famous LIGHTHOUSE LAUNDRY SOAP, 4fora1?.- 15c Choice quality, old crop, fresh roasted SANTOS COFFEE, 14c per lb.. All advertised brands of CHEWING GUM, Regular 5c package Q today. . ....... . Ob VIOLET AMMONIA, For Toilet and 4 ftn Bath, 25c bottle. . . I UU

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