Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 95, Hammond, Lake County, 8 October 1909 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, Oct. 8, 1909.

0-OO-Jtii Never Again! Then you should purchase that next footwear of us.

fetep in here if you wish

comfort for your instep and all the other parts of

your toot.

, Snappy up - to - the - minute lasts that give solid comfort from the moment the shoe is put on and that will give

the maximum of shape hold ing wear. From $2.00 to $5.00. .

( Boy's and Girl's Shoes a

specialty, from 1.25 to 2.50.

Saturday Sh i n o 1 a Shoe Paste, 10c size for 4c. ORTT & TOWLE TWO STORES: FAMILY STORE, Shoes for all. 179 Hohman St, Hammond, Building. The Store for MEN and MEN'S Good Shoes. 129 Hohman St, Flatiron Building.

OVER THE TEA CUPS

Miss Ka-therlne Meyer, field secretary J for the afternoon were awarded to Mrs.

of the northwest, is in Hammond 8-nd j Charles Luthman, Mrs. Konedy and will address the ladies on missionary I Mrs.. H. Dorten. The consolation prize

GERTRUDE F. GOGPER Teacher of Piano Studio, A Mason St. HAMMOND - LXDIArVA Phone 43Z3

LEON A. BEREZNIAK

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ..AT LAW . .

Office, 132 First a!inal BankBuiliiag Rjsltfrece, 133 Carroll St Plana 4723

A SURPRISE PAHTT. A very pleasant party was given as

a surprise to jviias Agnes inn at ner

home in Grasselli. The party was

given to celebrate her birthday anni

versary and she received many .very pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. Music and games were' the prin

cipal features of the evening, after which a daintily arranged course luncheon waa served In the dining

room. The dining room as very prettily decorated with flowers and ferns,

All departed at a late hour declaring

they had spent a very enjoyable evening. Those present were Misses Sadie

Mclntyre of Chicago, Tillle Ebert of

South Chicago, Agnes Bloomberg. Sylvia Bloomberg, May Hill, Theresa Hill,

Adeline Gilboe, IJllian Gilboe and Eva Blanchard; Messrs. Robert O'Brien, Floyd Dean, Will Finley, John Tlnley, John Langton, Frank Hill and Alfred

Hill.

To our friends and neighbors: Please believe that the great kindness and

sympathy shown us in the recent sick

ness and death of our beloved wife and mother will always remain fresh in

our memory. C. B. RUSSELL and Family.

C E I .KU RATES BIRTHDAY.

Miss Lillie Magdans very pleasantly entertained Beveral of her friends last evening at her home, 735 Murray street,

In honor of her twelfth birthday an

niversary. She received several very

pretty gifts in remembrance of the day from her Intimate friends. The evening was enjoyably spent with games and

muisc, after which a luncheon was

sered. Among the guests were Misses

Clara, Anna, Laura and LiUle Sass, Al

ma McCoy, Anna Zimmerman, Edith

Gluth, Emma Thell, Elsie Gunn, La

dena Soltwedel, Louise Doege and Lillle Magdans; Messrs. August Helmke

and Erwln Mund. RETTRXS FOR A VISIT.

Roscoe Hemstock returned to Ham

mond last evening after a short visi with friends in Valparaiso. HOLD REGULAR MEETIXG.

The regular meeting of the members of Hammond temple No. 73, Pythian Sisters, will be held this evening in

the K. of P. hall. A full attendance

of members is desired as the usual

business will be disposed of.

work. Miss Grace Dahl and Mrs. Kahn i

were on the musical program for the

afternoon. The hostesses " for the!

meeting were Mrs. J. Floyd Irish and

Mrs. F. N. Hlckok.

HEKE OS A VISIT.

R. O. Melton of Bloomlngton. Ind.,

came to Hammond today to be the

guest of Miss Aaimee Shine and will

attend the Chicago-Indiana football

game at Marshall field in Chicago tomorrow.

A WEEK-END VISIT. Miss Ruby Wilson will spend week-end visiting her relatives Crown Point.

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A MISSIONARY MEETING.

A very interesting meeting of th

members of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church is taking place this afternoon in the

parlors of the church. It is the regu

lar monthly meeting of the members and an invitation was also extended their friends to attend. It was desired

that there be a good attendance a

ATTEND DANCING PARTY.

Messrs. Harry Blumenthal and Duber,

both of Indiana Harbor, were in Ham

mond last evening to attend the dancing party given by the Athletic association.

A CHURCH BAZAR.

was given Mrs. McKee. The remainder

of the afternoon was spent la an In

formal, social way with conversation

and music, after which a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. The next party will be given in two weeks and Mrs. Wayman will be host

ess.

VISITS IX SOUTH BEND. Leslie Parry will leave for South

Bend this afternoon to be the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. William Forney Hovis for the week-end.

AN AFTERNOON PARTY. The ladles of the Alpha Phi club are being entertained this afternoon by

Mrs. Charles G. Hohman at her home

in Mason street. It is the first meet

ing of the club members since the

summer vacation and a very pleasant

The second week of November has social time is anticipated. Embrold

been selected as the time for the bazar I ery work will he the entertainment at

and tea which will be given by the I the party.

members of the Ladles' Aid society of the German M. E. church. Goods of

fancy, household and Christmas var

iety will be placed on sale, and the

public Is cordially Invited to attend.

MRS. LAVESE A HOSTESS.

Mrs. Charles Lavene of Michigan ave

nue had as her guests yesterday after

noon the members of the Sewing Cir

cle No. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital.

It was the regular meeting and the

usual number of members were in at

tendance. A very pleasant social time

was spent playing cards and several games of pedro were played at small

tables in the parlors. The prizes for

the afternoon were awarded Mrs. H. G. ,

Stevenson and Mrs. Mat Boney. The

consolation prise was awarded Mrs.

Jacob Toung. At the close of the card I

games the hostess served a dainty j course luncheon. The next party will

be given in two weeks and Mrs. Oscar Plageman will entertain at her home

in Russell street. RETURNS FROM VISIT.

Mrs. Leo Wolf of Rimbach avenue has returned home from a short visit

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leopold, at their home In Rensselaer.

NOTICE. Look for the free coupon in this paper Oct. 11th. Good for a can of Morning Glory Milk at your grocer. 10-4 -6L

RETURNS FROM THE SOUTH. Mrs. Nellie Bicknell Dunham returned to her home in Rimbach avenue after an extended vllst in the south. She has been entertained at the home of friends and relative in Louisiana and has been absent from Hammond about six weeks. HERE ON A VISIT. Mrs. A. Leopold of Rensselaer is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Leo Wolf, at her home In Rimbach avenue.

HERB FOR THE DAY. Mrs. Burge and daughter. Miss Burge,

of Crown Point are spending the day

visiting and shopping in Hammond.

ATTENDS WEDDING. John W. Sllngsby of Douglas street

ha returned home from Chicago, where

he went to attend a wedding. He was an attendant at the wedding of P.

J. Sllngsby of Ottawa, 111., and Miss Buckley of Chicago, which occurred at

St. Stevens' church, on Division street.

cards at small tables in the parlors and progressive euchre was the feature of the afternoon. The honors were awarded to Mrs. W. G. Pax ton and Mrs. B. L. P. Bell. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in conversation juntil a' dainty four-coursa luncheon waa served. The refreshments were served at small tables. Tha next party will be given in the evening, and the huBbands of the members will be the Invited guests. Mrs. Peter Crumpacker' and Mrs. Henry Bicknell will entertain at the home of Mrs. Crumpacker, in Webb street. The evening parties are a new departure and much pleasure is anticipated. Mrs. E. R. Dlsbrow of Woodlawn was the out-of-town member present at yesterday's party, and Mrs. E. D. Crumpacker of Valparaiso was the only invited guest. VISITS HERE WITH FRIENDS. Henry Prohl of Whiting was the guest of his friends in Hammond last evening. FURTHER SOCIAL HEWS

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ATTENDS DANCING PARTY. Mr. Daub of East Chicago attended

the dancing party given by the mem-1 Chicago, a few days ago

bers of the Hammond Athletic association in their clubrooms last evening.

RETURN TO CHICAGO. Misses Mable and Louise Dion re

turned to Chicago today after being the guests of their cousins, the Misses Mable and Lulu Sherby, at their home

in Truman avenue. They came to at

tend the dancing party given by the

Hammond Athletic association in their i

clubhouse last evening. A PLEASANT PARTY.

Mrs. Thomas Hart very delightfully entertained the members of the No

Name club yesterday afternoon at her home in Oakley avenue. All the members were present and spent the after

noon In the usual enjoyable way of

the club. Cards were the entertainment at the party and the guests play

ed pedro at small tables In the par

lors. After several games the honors

RETURNS FROM VISIT.

Miss Theresa Hill of Grasselli has

returned home after a six weeks' visit

with friends and relatives In Roches

ter, N. Y., and Niagara Falls. She re

ports having had a very enjoyable

time.

NOTICE.

Don t forget to attend the regular

Saturday and Sunday night dance re

ceptlon, given by the Batchelor club at

Chopin hall, 68 South Hohman street

opposite the city hall. 19-7-3t.

MRS. OBERLIN ENTERTAINS.

One of the most delightful social

events of the week was a party at

which Mrs. T. W. Oberlin entertained

the memebrs of the Marquette club yesterdav afternoon at her home in

Warren street. The party was among

the first of the club year, and was attended by twelve members and a few Invited friends. The guests played

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INOT IMMORAL The Reason WHY. "In the strict sense of the word, the play as produced, is not immoral and skips over the ugly parts of the book. A play becomes immoral when all its jokes and all its comedy hinge on the unnice things of life, but when they are treated seriously and soberly and without the hint of subtile suggestion as was the case last night, the play can hardly be called immoral. When Mrs. Brown finds out that Mrs. Jones was at the play, gossip cannot

j possibly make scandal out of it for it does not tend to

lower the moral standard. San Francisco Chronical. A GREAT CAST BEAUTIFUL STAGE PICTURES SPECIAL MUSIC. Special prices for this attraction 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00.

We offer to the public is the guarantee of the maker as to

quality, style, fit and dura

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are easily selected here.

They are made upon modern

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MORT H. SI1NGER Presents

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PRICES:

NATIONAL SHOE STORE R. A. BORG. 269 East State Street, Two Doors East of Bijou Theater,

ORIGINAL CHICAGO COMPANY

SEATS NOW ON SALE. 2Sc, SOc. 75c A IND $1.00 A Few Choice Seats at $1.50.

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TUESDAY NI3HT:

"The SweetestGirl of AlPf'St. Elmo" Ladies Free Monday Ni'ht, under Usual Conditions. PRICES: lOc, 20c and 30c

Extra - Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats - Extra

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bargains. Mone Sold to Children

Lion brand XXXX Pat5f ent Flour f ft Q U.lb. sack ..... 1.40 Extra fine quality Cape Cod Cranberries, Q n per quart y U

Extra fine quality Concord Grapes, -f n basket 1 3 u

1-lb. packages Red Cross Macaroni, "7 1 f per package 2j

Best quality large Lump Laundry Starch,

4?orund: 15c Our regular 10c quality line of National Biscuit Co.'s Cakes, Qn per pound Ob Old Sierra Park California Brandy, 5o per bottle UOb

Cigar Dept. Special. Cobs, the new 1 Cfi smoke per pkg . . . .

Fairbanks famous Santa

Claus Soap, OQn bars for uJb

Extra fancy new bright

Evaporated 1 Rf Apricots, lb 1 53 b

Best quality fresh Salted

Peanuts 1 Hfi per pound I Ub

White Pine & Tar Cough Syrup, regular 25c bottles with i f

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Fancy Jersey Sweet Pota

toes, per

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pound

2-lb. cans choice quality

Sweet Wrinkled Peas,

cans for

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5c

3-lb. cans choice quality

Tomatoes, per can Ob

Regular 1.00 quality full quart bottles Keystone Whiskey, OQp today Uuu

Dr. E. L. Grave's Tooth Powder, regular 25c cans, Saturday 1 Op with coupon iLv (Drug Dept.)

Almond Meal Massage Cream, nothing like it for beautifying the complexion, 50c jar, 97 Saturday u (Drug Dept.)

7Jjr!b. FRESH LEAF LARD FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS CHOICE CUTS NATIVE ROUND STEAK CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK Choice Hind Quarters SPRING LAMB HAMMOND'S NO. 1 SUGAR CURED HAMS. Swift's No. 1 Sugar Cured BACON, small strips ...

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TIIK BIO BEAITV SHOW. The Premier Musical Event of the Year Victor Herbert & Glen MacDonough' "BABES IN TOYLAND" TVlth an Incomparable Cast lncludi.MJ IGXACIO MAItTINETTI ' And Fifty Others. Two Tears in New York; 1 Year la Chicago; 6 Months In Boston. Best Scenic Kftects. Handsome Costumes. Best Sln.;lne t'horua in America. It is musically charming:, plctorlally pleasing and femininely delicate an4 sightly.

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You are specially invited to attend a free demonstration

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NATIVE POT ROAST, pound PICKLED PIGS FEET, pound -

12c 121c 41c

GROCERIES Choice Home Grown Watermelons Choice Home Grown Pumpkin Kingsford Oswego Starch, 6 pound boxes Cream Laundry Soap, 8 bars for

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Phone 27. We give Fish' Trading Stamps

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E. McGARRY 175 So. Hohman Lt., Hammoal

WO TWO HEADS ALIKE We shape our hats to fit YOUR head. A comfortable fit is what most men want.

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FOR MEN"

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