Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 143, Hammond, Lake County, 4 December 1908 — Page 2

THE TRIES. Friday December 4, 1908-

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SPEADS WEEK-END HERE. Misg Ruth Sohl who Is attending the Chicago university in Chicago, will upend the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Sohl of South Hohman street. WILL VISIT HERE. Miss Norma Locklln, who is attending the Chicago university in Chicago, will spend Saturday and Sunday in Hammond with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Locklin of "Warren street. ATTEND LECTURE. Misses Windsor and Josephine Behow of Chicago were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. M. Rothscild and Mr. and Mrs. Adoiph Hirsch of South Hohman street for th lecture last evening. MllS. HAMMOND ENTERTAINS. Mrs. "Walter Hammond is entertaining the members of the Alpha Phi club this afternoon at her home in South Hohman street. It is the regular meeting of the club and a very pleasant time is being passed with the club's usual program. RETURNS HOME. Mr. and Mrs. "William Clough returned home this morning from a few days' visit with friends and relatives Jn Indianapolis.

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9 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD, EXTRA FANCY SMALL PORK LOINS, per lb. ..... NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, Choice cuts per lb NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb MILLER & HART HAMS, No. 1 Mild cure SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb CHOICE NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per lb $1 9SC 9ic lie Oic 2ic 7ic 11k

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argains. Armour's celebrated Sugar Cured STAR 4)1A HAMS, lb ....... I 2U 3 lb. cans solid MEAT TOMATOES, per can Ik Swift's famous German Family LAUNDRY SOAP, bars for 5c 2 lb. cans choice quality MICHIGAN STRING BEANS, cans . . , 15c Dennehv's famous TJNDEROOF RYE f0ft WHISKEY, full qt.tlUU VERY SPECIAL. With every Tooth Brush at 25c, we will give you FREE, a 23e tube of REXALL Tooth PasteDRUG DEPT.

HOLDS MONTHLY, MEETING.

The members of the porth Side -La dies club are being entertained this

afternoon by Mrs. Richard Jenkins at I The regular meeting of the True Kinher home in the northside. The usual dred will take place Monday evening In

club program will be enjoyed. ENJOYABLE CARD PARTY. The order of Owls, Nest No. 24, gave a very enjoyaDie card party last evenIntr Jn the old Masonic temple, to which the public had been cordiallj- invited. There was a very large attendance, of members and their friends, tTrenty tables being used. Several games were nlaved after which the Drizes were awarded. Mrs. Frederic Bull and Mrs. Granger, ladles' first and second prizes and the gentlemen's prizes were given to H. Beattie and G. Granger. This was only one of a series of parties that will be given during the winter when many pleasant times are anticipated. HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING. William H. Calkins, W. R. C, met last evening in Memorial hall for an important business meeting and many members attended. The anual election of officers took place, the other officers to be appointed at the next meeting in two weeks when a list will be made, At the close of the meeting a social hour was enjoyed.

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CHOICE NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, lb. NATIVE ROUND STEAK, Choice cuts, per lb NO. 1 BACON, Sugar Cured, Small Stripes, lb. . NO. 1 CALIFORNIA Oic Oic 122c 7k 71c 62c 6ic HAMS, per lb NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, Choice cuts, per lb HOME CURED SALT PORK SHOULDERS, per lb.. HOME CURED SALT SPARE RIBS, per lb. . NATIVE VEAL BREAST, per lb . 81c

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Tf. P. WHIST PARTY. ,. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krinbill will entertain the members of the N. P. Whist club "at a 6:30 oclock dinner this evening at their home in Rlmbach avenue. The erelnhg will. ta passed in playing cards and the members anticipate a pleasant , party. ' : .

TRUE KINDRED tQ MEET. ithe I0.0. F. hall. .There will be busj ness of Importance transacted so that all members are urged to be present. .wauiba autAE.ii nis. The Martha Society of the First Christian church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. H. Murray for the regular weekly meeting. There was a good attendance of members who spent the afternoon sewing for the benefit of the society, the business meeting At the close of a short social time was enjoyed when the hostess served dainty refreshments. The meeting next Thursday will be held at the home of Mrs. Hoffman in Clinton street. All the members are urged to attend as the annuual election of officers will take place. VISITING IN KANSAS CITY. Mrs. E. A. Mee and Mrs. Mat Boney are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dudley at their home m Kansas City. Mrs. Dudley, who was formerly Miss Cora Belle Boney, is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Mat Boney of this city. Mrs. Mee and Mrs. Boney will probably return home the last of next week. ENTERTAING GUESTS. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin are entertaining Mrs. Newman of Mansfield, O., and Mr. and Mrs Armstrong of Chicago at their home,' 43 Warren street for several days. ENTERTAINS CLUB FRIENDS. Mrs. C. W. DeLong entertained the members of the S. S. club very pleas antly yesterday afternoon at her home, 454 Sibley street. Sixteen members were present and played pearo irom four tables placed In the parlor. The (prizes were worn by Miss Rohrman and Miss Huber, and Mrs,. Bagey was awarded the consolation prize. At the close ; of the game the hostess served her guests with a delicious luncheon. The next meeting in two weeks will be given at the home of Mrs. Ryan in Fayette street. MRS., WEBB ENTERTAINS. The members of the Marquette club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Webb in Charlotte street and were very pleasantly entertained at cards. Fifteen members of the club were present and spent the afternoon very enJoyably with uchre. Mrs. Peter Crumpacker and Mrs. W. F. Mashino were awarded the prizes for the afternoon. At the close of the games the guests enjoyed an informal social hour at which time they were invited into the dining room and served with a four course luncheon. The color scheme in the dining room was daintily carried out in pink and white, carnations being the flowers used on the table. The Get These 25 lb. Sacks Lion Brand XXXX PATENT fQft FLOUR, sack QuG Our regular 10c line of High Grade ASSORTED CAKES, pound . . I 2y Extra fancy new Crop SANTA CLARA PRUNES, lbs. for . Uu Fancy New York BALDWIN APPLES, -I np basket I u High Grade Cream BON BON MIXED ffCANDIES, lb IOC CANDY DEPT. White Pine and Tar COUGH SYRUP, 1f 25c bottle ........ I UU DRUG DEPT.

next party will be in two weeks and Mrs. W. F. Mashino will entertain at

her home in Truman avenue. GUESTS PROM EDGEWATER. Mrs. X. Perry and Miss Estelle Gable of Edgewater were the guests of Mrs. D. 1 Carlah at her home in Douglas avenue yesterday. BEGIN HOUSEKEEPING. Mr. and Mrs. John Voight, whose wedding took place in the late spring, have begun housekeeping at 249 Doug las avenue. MOVE INTO HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Minnie, whose wedding took place a few weeks ago, have returned from their honeymoon and are at home in Douglas avenue. BAZAAR A SUCCESS. One of the most successful bazaars ever given in Hammond was the one held yesterday afternoon and evening in the social room of the First Baptist church. The members of the Ladies' Aid society in whose name the bazaar was given, have worked for several months with fancy work and the display yesterday had many use ful and fancy articles for sale. The affair was a decided financial success and it is thought that 135 was made which will be used for the benefit of the society and church. During the sale light refreshments were served for 15 cents and a neat little sum was realized in this way. The booths were prettily trimmed for the occasion with colored hangings. One booth was de voted entirely to handpainted China and another to fancy and useful aprons Mrs. McNally and Mrs. Lyons had charge of the aprons. Mrs. E. J. Camp bell was chairman of the fancy work department and her booth had many beautiful articles, apropriate for Christmas gifts. Mrs. Fletcher Hudson and Miss Margaret Hepner had charge of the candy department, which was one of the popular booths at the bazaar. One novel feature of the entertainment was the handkerchief department. Several weeks ago the ladies of the society met and sent out cards to their friends in various cities asking for donations in this department. The requests met with liberal responses so that there were handkerchiefs from almost every state. Fully 125 handkerchiefs were on display, and sold very rapidly during the afternoon. HAMMOND HIVE TO MEET. Hammond Hive, L. O. T. M., will meet this evening in the old Masonic temple in State street and the annual election of officers will take place. All members are urged to attend this meeting. VISITING HERE. Roy Fritz and Elver Graham of Mt. Carroll, 111,, are the guests of their cousin, Mrs. John A. Malo, at her home in Pine street. They came to attend the stock show in Chicago. LECTURES ON CHARITY. A large and representative gather ing of Hammond people listened to a very able and eloqent address by Dr. I. Klein of Chicago, on the subject of "Charity" last evening In Weis hall. Dr. Klein came to Hammond under the auspices of the Jewish Ladies' Aid so ciety, a recent orgaaization that has already done much to alleviate the poverty and suffering in our city. The lecture was one of the best every heard In Hammond on that subpect and should have been even more largely attended. The Jewish Ladies' society was organized purely for missionary and charity work and the members were very fortunate in securing Dr. Klein to lecurt here on that subject The proceeds of the event will be used for the poor in this city. Dr. Klein is engaged in missionary work in Chicago, coming to Chicago from Montana where ne was actively engaged in the training, and this work for seventeen years. In his address he brought the facts home to the people of his audience by many illustrations. He said that charity was ont merely a case of dollars and cents, but it was the slpirit of sympathy and kindliness which comes from the heart. Dr. Klein cited an instance m his own career where simply the interest and sugges tion of a friend changed the entire course of his life and meant more than the giving of dollar and cents, it meant help to the world at large in the work of Dr. Klein today. Mrs. I. Modjeska, president of the so ctety. Introduced the speaker and pre sided very ably during the remainder of the evening. A short musical pro gram Was rendered which included very pretty piano solo by Miss Mae Arkln. Miss Josephine Velion of Chi cago, sang two very pretty soprano se To Be In The Swim you must have a stylish pair of shoes and here's the place . to get them. And our prices make it worth your while. Shoes for Street, Dress or Evening Dress --REPAIRING NEATLY DONE--ORTT 5 TOWLE 179 Hohman St. Men's Shop: 129 Hohman St. Practice limited to diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT H. B. Hayward, IVf. D. Honrs: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 Siuwc?. 10 to 12 . Phone 205 402 Hammond Bldd. i

lections, "Sing Me to Sleep" and "A Winter's Lullaby." MIsb Alleen Minzer of Chicago accompanied her. The pro

gram closed with a ciolln .selection by Master Mayer Llpman, accompaned by Master Abe Lipman." PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY. A very pleasant surprise party was given last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones at their home in Magoun avenue, East Chicago, at which a number of Hammond people were present. The evening was passed In a very enjoyable way with cards and music after which a delicious two course luncheon was served. The guests at the party were: Mr. and Mrs. L. Elster, Mr. and Mrs. E. A Bunde, Mrs. Emil Diederich, Mrs H. Elster, Miss Clara Diederich, Perry Jordon of Chicago and R. Elster of Hammond. HOLD BOARD MEETING. The executive board of the Hammond Woman's club met last evening at the home of the president, Mrs. Minnie Ibach in South Hohman street. There was a good attendance of members present and the business of the past month was disposed of. K. OP C. ELECTS OFFICERS. There will be a meeting of Knights of Columbia, Unity Council, No. 726, next Monday evening, Dec. 7, in the K. of C. hall. All the members are urged to be present as the annual election of officers will be held. SCANDIA BALL. The members of the Scandla Ball have completed arrangements for the dance they will give Saturday even ing, Dec. 5 in Long's hall on State treet. The affair promises to be well attended and many guests are expected to be present from out of town. GIVE PEDRO PARTY. The Willing Workers will give pedro party Saturday evening, Dec. In the I. O. O. F. hall on State street, to which the public is cordially Invited. Six prizes will be awarded the winers odf th6 games. An admission of 15 cents will be charged. Adv. NOTICE. Dr. Potter of Chicago will make his regular visit to Hammond tomorrow and wil be at his office in State street to meet his patrons. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of 603 Logan street wish to thank the members o the Royal League, Pioneer council, for the prompt payment of the life insur ance policy of their son, William, who died about a month ago at Spokane, Wash. They highly recommend the Royal League to all young men. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS. Mrs. Foster Murray very pleasantly entertained a number of her friends yesterday afternoon at her home in Plumme avenue. The afternoon was spent very enjoyably with various games and music and at 5 o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a dainty course luncheon. Among the guests were Mrs. Snowgrags of Chicago, Mrs. floy Traverse of Indiana Harbor; Mesdames Fred Bull, Charles Miller, H. Burge, E. J. Seeley, Charles Setty, Keyser, F. Gallinger and Ray Fowler. CLASS ENTERTAINMENT. The musical and literary entertain ment given last evening In the Con gregational church, on the north side, was well attended. The proceeds wil be used for the benefit of the church. The program included the following numbers which were all very well given: ' Piano Solo Margaret Bo wen. Opening Address Mr. Ii. Jenkins. Mandolin Duet Clara Smith, Bertha Henry. "Two Gentlemen in a Fix" Alcibia des, Murrell Jewett; Mr. Spratt, Har ry Stokes. Solo "Will the Angles Let Me Play. Pearl Henry. Reading "A Model Love Letter," Ha zel Moriarity. Piano Solo Grace Jenkins. Violin Solo Mr. Gebbate. "A Slight Misunderstanding" Mrs. Flintears, Berta Henry.A Tramp, Har ry Stokes. Piano Solo, "The Myrtles" Flor ence Henry. Duet Clara Smith and Carolyn Bower. Reading Messie Masker. Piano ' Solo Clara Smith. Quartet, "The Bugler," Margaret Bowen, Bertha Henry, Mr. Gebbat, Harry Stokes. "The Train to Muro" Mrs. Bottlemilk (the ticket agent), Morrel Jewett; Little Johnnie (her son). Idawall Jones. Song, "God Be With You Till Wre Meet Again," Congregation. Benediction. Briefs. Prof. Albert Wolkenhauer and family from Valpo and Paul Schuelke and his family from Hammond spent Thanksgiving at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Schuelke. Hobart Gazette. Miss Fannie Ruhstadt was the guest of Mrs. Charles Norton at her home in Hyde Park last evening. Mr. I). W. Blackburn and adughter, Miss Anna, will visit in Chicago this evening. W. W. McMahon spent yesterday with a friend from Nebraska who is visiting in Chicago. Miss Mary Himan has returned to her home in Dyer after a short visit with Miss Elizabeth Fehring of Sibley street. Mrs. Margaret Heiser of Crown Point is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Heiser and Mr. afid Mrs. Henry Heiser of Carroll street. Mrs. E. R. Disbrow of Woodlawn, was the guest of Mrs. W. D. Webb of Charlotte street yesterday for the meeting of the Marquette club. The Misses Ella Lembster and Bertha Freyraan of Valparaiso are spending a few days with Hammond friends. Messrs. Otto Klemperer and W. Clough returned from Indianapolis this morning, where they took the thirtythird degree in Masonry. THE NUMBER OF COPIES OP THE TIMES SOLD OV THE STREETS OF HAMMOD - AI.OSE EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIRCT"XATIO?r OF -"V OTHER PAPER IX THE CITY

O P E R A JAKES W1RGF1EL0 . Ussei a. . m, Hrr. MOUSE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8th j LYMAN H. HOWE Moving Pictures 3 Weeks, Garrick, Philadelphia 4 weens, Lync, Cincinnati 5 Weeks, opera House, Cleveland 6 Weeks. Nixon, Pittsburg 7 Weeks, Fords, Baltimore More People "Travel with Lyman H. Howe" each season than cross the Alan tic Ocean. Direct from the - BEST THEATRES of the BIG CITIES WITH A GREAT NEW PROGRAM . - INDIA Bombay. Calcutta, Benares. ITALY Rome,Naple. SICILY Sulphur Mining. Tuna Fishine. FRANCE BeauWul Savoy. ENG LAND Thrillinc Steeplechase. Brill ant Milit ry Page nt at Buckingham Palace. New Reedham Orrhan Drill. NIAGARA in Winter. Btrancre Bird an l Animal Lite. Physical Phenomena. Many others. Prices 25c, 35c, 50c

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Thnrsday, Friday and Saturday, December 3rd 4th, 5th The Advanced Melodrama " False Friends 99 Or, Driven to Bay This powerful Melodrama possesses all th qualities that attract Lovers of Romance, Pathos. Comedy and Heart Interest. The au1ienc is held throughout in rapt attention. A beautiful story, told in powerful melodramatic style, with aughter and tears Cieaverly blended. With a Splendid Cast and Elaborate Scenic Production Miss K. G. Reilley The Milliner Hammond Building Announces a special sale of STREET and DRESS HATS for Saturday, Dec. 5th Street Hats, $1.95 and $2.95 She will also display each day until Christmas, beautiful Holiday Gifts consisting of Datchess and Cluney Lunch Cloths, Mexican Drawn Work, Etc. PHONE 2144 Gentlemen and Ladies' Shampooing, Manicuring and Massage. MISS FLORENCE W ATKINS --Special For Saturday--

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SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT DECEMBER 6Ml

The Smart Set In the mirthful. Musical Melange The Black Politician With the greatest cast of colored entertainers, headed by S. H. Dudley and 49 others PRICES: Matinee 25, 35, and 50c Night 25, 35, 50, 75c COMING-rec. 13 th, Top 0,th World" THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10tH Tbe Comedy Success of two seasons Mr. Daniel Sully as Father Daly in his most superb triumph. , . The Matchmaker .By Jerrold Shepard A play dealing with truthful pictures of sturdy romance as seen on the Frontier of Idaho. ... T INGERING A U G H S i,Lr lvAo R A L 3 THAT REFRESHEN EVERYBODY Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, 1.00 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, end Wednesday, Dec. 6, 7, 8, 9th Charles E. Blalney, . America's Greatest Promoter of Melodrama, presort "The Twentieth Century" JACK DORMS "Ik Glial Jail Breaker" . Tn 4ViA Rior Qati csf i nri a 1 TW al rv a m In four great acts and six massive scenes . "FROM SINS SING TO LIBERT" Sensational and Thrillin? Scenes that are new and orginal SCIENCE Is applied in our dairy. We have more than complied with the state pure food law. Still our prices are no higher than yon pay elsewhere. THE HAMMOND DAISY CO. Cor. Oakley Ave. and Clinton St. 51 V IS OUR BUSINESS TO ACC;!S034TE YOU WITH MONEY Wr.EH YOU KEED IT COME IN AND LET TJS EXPLAIN OUR METHOD HAMMOND IQkH & GUARANTEE CO. nose 257 145 Sostli Kehmaa Street (Whitaker&CdWill Run CARRIAGES TO ALL TRAINS On and After Saturday, Nov. 21st