Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 19 November 1909 — Page 2

THE TDIIIB. Friday, Nov. 19, 1900.

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Saturday is Bargain Day at the Lion Store Grocery LION BRAND XXXX PATENT FLOUR hujes omssor POB KAUFMAN & WOLF HAM MOM Oi IMQ K 25 pound sack 75 50 pound sack 1.48 100 pound sack 2.89 Best quality Fresh Milled ROLLED OATS, (Oatmeal) t per pound U U Bet quality granulated CORN5 MEAL, 1flf pounds for - I UG New crop dry LIMA 7 1 BEANS, pound Q S-lb cans solid meat TOMATOES, dozen cans 9QC. n per can y j Extra fine quality MAPLE & CANE SYRUP, tjflarge bottles mSJ Finest Indian River E GRAPE FRUIT, each JC Finest Cape Cod CRAN- ft BERRIES, per quart (Q Finest Jersey SWEET POTATOES, 3 10c Extra Choice large 4 rft BANANAS, per dozen j London Back Bacon. The old fashioned selected genuine hickory smoked bacon, you never tasted any bacon that was Just "quite as good." IT'S THE BACON WITH THE TASTE. Our regular price Is 2Sc a lb. Just to get you to try it, we are going to sell It Saturday O J" rt only, pound at a-0C VARIASA CASTILE SOAP, extra 5 FA special today for 10c FAIRBANKS FAIRY and GLYC4 ERIne 1 AR SOAP, bars for , 15c 3-lb cans Stewart brand BART8k MILK, LETT PEARS, can PET brand EVAPORATED MILK, 4 cans for 15c J AND 15c LEMON SNAPS, ZU ZU AND UNEEDA BISCUITS, packages You can assort them to suit yourself SPECIALS IN CANDY DEPT. on main aisle in Dry Goods Dept. Swandown famous MARSHMALLOWS, 10c tins 8c 15c They're High Grade TAFFY, assorted flavors, lb. CREAM MINT DROPS "They're the better kind" regular price 25c, today ....... 17c Visit our Wine & Liquor Section in our Pure Food Grocery Dept. We are going to sell absolutely pure $1 bottle ATHERTON WHISKEY, Saturday, full quart ft r" 85c TOM GRIFFIN WHISKEY, put up in full half gallon jugs, Qf today at DUFFY'S PURE MALT ft 1WHISKEY, bottle OOC HOREHOUND ROCK and RYE, with lemon, orange and pineapple, for cough and colds, am quart bottle UuC 3 Big Cigar Specials GEO. V. CHILDS, CLUB FAVORITE and DICK CARVEL high grade -c cigars, ft f" for DC 25 MEDAL BRAND CIGARS, pack ed in tin cans, regular 1.C0 value, Saturday ... 69c LA AZORA, LA FELITA and EL LESSERO, well known 10c cigars, 3 Saturday for 20c Lion Store

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HAVE A SOX. Mr. and Mrs. Georg-e A. "Weiland of Edgewater. III., ara the proud parents of a little son, who arrived yesterday. The mother and child are reported as doing nicely. Mrs. Weiland will be remembered as a sister of Mrs. Leonard Elster. A IIAKVKST IJA.XCK. The members of the XonDariel club entertained at a very delightful danc ing: party last Wednesday evening at which there was a verv larze attend ance of members and invited friends from Hammond, East Chicago, Indiana Tfarbor. South Phiraern find drRSselll. The hall was decorated very attrac tively with autumn foliage, corn stalks and fall prdoucts. Above the the windows the letters N. P. C were hung in corn and presented a very pretty appearance. Dancing was en joyed until a late hour, a program of sixteen dances being arranged for the evening. The party was one of the very pleasant social functions of the winter and the young people will ar range for several other entertainments for the winter. COOK-PEA RY ESTEHTAIXMEST. The Sunday school scholars of the First Methodist church are earnest In inviting all their friends to buy tickets to the Cook-Peary trip to the north pole. It is certain that the enter tainment will be both Interesting and instructive and a large audience is ex pected. It will be on Wednesday even ing, Nov. 2 4. The lecture by Dr. lie Loed will be of the very best. HERMAN' BERLIN BETTER. Mr. Herman Berlin of 459 Kane ave nue, who has been confined In the Deo coness hospital in Chicago for a num ber of weeks, is improving very slow ly, but will not be able to return home for some time. Jlis many friends will be glad to learn of his convalescence. REALIZE A NEAT SUM. The supper given by the German M. E. church Ladies' Aid society last even ing at the church parlors, 258 Truman avenue, was a great success In every respect. A neat sum will be realized, which will help diminish a standing church debt. Complimentary expressions were given to the ladles by many friends for the splendid supper and the largo number attending were well received. The articles placed on sale in the different fancy booths sold well. over one hundred being disposed of with twenty-five to thirty articles still in stock at 260 Truman avenue. We, the undersigned, wish in the name of the ladies of the church and Aid society, German M. E. church, 258 Truman avenue, to most heartily thank our friends and the public for their cooperative spirit in so large a number that attended our bazaar and supper given last evening. MRS. E. METTLER, President MRS. FRUEHLIXG, .Secretary. MRS. DESSMEIR. Chairman. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of Hammond Hive. No. 2, L. O. T. M. wiil take place this evening in the K. of P. hall. A full attendance of members is desired as the usual business will be disposed of. ATTEND THE THEATER. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jewell and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shea attended the theater in Chicago last evening. AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. Mrs. Peter Austgen was hostess to the hostess to the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital yesterday afternoon at her home In Douglas street. The usual number of members were In attendance and spent a pleasant social time in conversation and card games. The guests played pedro at small tables in the parlors and at the close of the games the honors were awarded. Mrs. H. G. Stevenson received first honors, Mrs. George M Eder second and Mrs. Fox was award ed the consolation prize. Following The nasty, wet, inclement weather ot early winter wil soon be here prepare for it by purchasing a pair of Th8 O-and-T Shoes. C it it: -u onoes mat win give vou drv warm foot comfort on the worst days, they are sniar in design, comfortable and or excellent wearing qual ities at S2, S2.50, S3, S3.50, S4 & S! Two Stores 179 Hohman St. 129 Hohman St. Men, Women & Men & Boys Only, Children

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arranged course luncheon. The next meeting will not occur until some time In December and Mrs. Jacob Wei will entertain then at her home in Douglas street. , AU the members are Invited to attend. . A DELIGHTFUL PARTY. A very pleasant afternoon was spent by the members of the No-Name club yesterday at the home, of Mrs. John Rohrman in East State street. Mrs. Rohrman entertained for her daughter. Miss Anna, who is a member of the lub. It was. the regular club meet ing and all the members were pres et. The guests spent a very enjoy able afternoon in the usual way of the club with card games. Several games f pedro were played at small tables and the prizes for the afternoon were awarded to Mrs. Charles Luthman, Mrs. W. L. Keyser and Mrs. John Rohrman. The consolation prize was given to Mrs. Harry Dorten. At the close of the games the afternoon was spent In con versation and music until 5 o'clock when the hostess served a daintily arranged course luncheon in the dining room. The next party will be given in two weeks and Mrs. F. A. Bull will enertain at her home in State street. AN EMBROIDERY CMB. Mrs. E. J. Campbell very pleasantly ntertalned a small company of friends yesterday afternoon at her home in Truman avenue for the purpose of organizing a social club. The club mem bership will be limited to the nine la dies of the neighborhood and the club will be known as the Neighborhood club. The meetings will be held regu larly every two weeks at the homes of the various members and many very pleasant times are anticipated. The afternoon, yesterday, was spent with embroidery work and at 4:D0 o'clock, a daintily arranged three course luncheon was served. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Miss Carrie Delaney informally en tertained a few friends last evening at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fletcher Hudson in West Sibley street. During the. evening the young ladies decided to organize a social club and meet regularly at the homes of the members. The organization was completed with the exception of naming the clur which will be done at one of the future meetings. An enjoyable time was spent with games, music and social conver satlon until a late hour when a dainty luncheon was served. The following young ladies were guests: Misses Lois Hickey, Edith and Bertha Dorraan, Hazel Cotton, Mable Smith and Carrie Delaney. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the German Evangelical church occur red last evening. The routine bust ness was disposed of and a short so cial hour followed. RETURNS HOME TODAY. Mrs. J. P. Relnleln and little daugh ter left today for their homo in Toledo O., after a few weeks' visit with Mrs. Reinlein's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Yaeger of State Line street. Mrs. Relnleln 'will be remembered as Miss Clara Yaeger, formerly of Hammond, MRS. AVINCKLER A HOSTESS. Mrs. Richard Winckler Is pleasantly entertaining the members of the Alpha Plil club this afternoon at her home In Muenleh court. It Is the regular meet ing of the club members and it was expected that several will attend. A pleasant social time will be spent with embroidery work. HOLD REGULAR, MEETING. The regular weekly meeting of the members ot trie w . J. 1. u. is taiting place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. E. Granger in Hamlin street. near the public library. The usual business will be disposed of in the early afternoon and the remainder of the time will be spent with a temperance program. PARENTS' CLUB MEETS. The members of the Parents' club of the Riverside school are meeting in the school hall this afternoon for a social ession. An enjoyable program has been arranged by the committee and the chil dren of the grades will take part. An Invitation to attend was extended all the members and their friends. RETURNS FROM TRIP. Mr. Leonard Elster of East Sibley street has returned to Hammond from Indianapolis where he attended the I. O. O. F. grand lodge as a delegate from Moltke lodge of this city. ABLE TO SIT UP. Little Miss Vergene Hammond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham mond of Mason street, who has been very ill with typhoid fever for the past seven weeks is recovering nicely and was able to sit up for a short while today for the first time. She is still under the care of a professional nurse. ATTEND HAMMOND PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beirlger of Griffith were in Hammond last evening to attend the party given by the members of the Columbia League. VISITS RELATIVES. Mr. Elmer Kelly spent Wednesday visiting her sister at her home in Miller Station. A SHORT VISIT. Mi.s Lulu Johnson was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Silas Sheerer at her home in East Chicago Wednesday even ing. VISITS IN HAMMOND. Mrs. Mahaney of Cleveland, O., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Mahaney at their home in Clude street for a few weeks. IS REPORTED ILL. Miss Iva Slneoke is reported to be quite 111 at her home in East Sibley street. Her friends hope for her recov ery at an early date. A PLEASANT PARTY. A very pleasant meeting of the members of the Acme Social club occurred yesterday and Mrs. C. G. Bonner entertained at "her home in Indiana avenue. The party was arranged for this week on account of the regular meeting dsy occurring on Thanksgiving day. AH

the members were present and met In the parlors for card games. Several games of pedro were played after which the prizes were awarded the hostess, Mrs. Bonner and Mrs. J. J. Nolan. The remainder of the afternoon was pleasantly spent In conversation after which the hostess served a dainty course luncheon. The next meeting will be held in two weeks and Mrs. C. P. Burgman will entertain at her home In Condit street.

The First Grand Prize Masquerade Roller Skating Party of the season will be held at the Whiting rink Satur day evening, Nov. 20. Gents 25 cents, ladies 15 cents, spectators 15 cents. Grand march at 9 p. m. sharp. First prize $5, Best Dressed Couple; second prize $3, next Best Dressed Couple; third prize $2, Best Clown. lS-3t RETURNS FROM VISIT. Miss Anna Rohrman has returned to her home in East State street after a week's pleasant visit with her sister, Miss Margaret Rohrman in St. Louis, Missouri. HERE ON A VISIT. Miss Evelyn Banks of Michigan City Is the guest of Miss Alta Kennedy at her home in Truman avenue for the week end. A WEEK-END VISIT. Miss Myrtle Spaulding will spend Saturday and Sunday visiting her relatives in Evanston, 111. A WEEK-END VISIT. Miss Ruby Wilson will spend the week end visiting her friends and relatives in Crown Point. ATTENDS HAMMOND PARTY. Mrs. E. R. Disbrow, formerly of Hammond, but now of Woodlawn, Is expected to be the guest of friends for the meeting of the Marquette club of which she is a member. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS. Edward Hess will entertain the members of the Boys' club this evening at his home in Truman avenue. The usual program of games will be enJoyed. VISITS IN HAMMOND. Mr. Frank Farling of St. Joseph, Mich., lias been spending a few days In Hammond visiting his mother, Mrs. Farling of Carroll street. A two-mile race will be the feature at the Lewis' rink, East Chicago, tonight, it HERE ON A VISIT. Mrs. Ijou Morris and little son, Charles of Providence, R. I., are the guests of Mrs. Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith of West State street for the winter. X" IHlnilTlT l I ' I.'-.' . i The next regular meeting of the Nonpariel club will be held in two weeks at the homo of Miss Agnes Bloomberg in East Chicago. Important business will be transacted and it is desired that many members be present. AN ALL-DAY SESSION. The ladies of the Martha Aid Society of the First Christian church met at the home of Mrs. John M. Stinson in May street yesterday for an all-day session. There, were many In attendance and they spent the day sewing for the benefit of the church and society. At 12 o'clock they were invited into the dining room and served with a prettily arranged three course dinner. A short business session was held when the More Style, moreQuality, more Value at the price you wish to

pay than any other shoe store in Hammond will give you for Men, Women and Children. NATIONAL SHOE STORE, R. A. BORG. Two doors east of Bijou Theatre. 269 E. State St.

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routine business was disposed of and It was decided to hold no meeting next Thursday on account of the Thanksgiving holidays. The remainder of the afternoon was spent with sewing until 4 o'clock when dainty refreshments were served. The meeting was a very profitable one and the members spent a pleasant social time. ; MRS. RUSSELL ENTERTAINS. Mrs. W. E. Russell will pleasantly entertain the members of the Marquette club this .afternoon at her home In Webb street. A social time, will be spent playing progressive euchre at small tables in the parlors. HETTRNS FROM CHICAGO. Miss Hattie Hollcraft has returned to her home in Truman avenue after a short visit in Chicago where she went to attend the wedding of Miss Provlnes and Mr. Blockington. A PLEASANT MEETING. The Misses Mayme and Tillie Ruschli very pleasantly entertained the members of the R. C. C. club last evening

at their home in West State street. It was the regular club meeting and many of the members were present. They spent a very pleasant social time in conversation, and music and a progressive peanut game afforded pleasant entertainment during the evening. The guests played at small tables In the parlors and several games were played before the prizes were awarded. Miss Mary Krost and Mr. Will Humpher received the first honors. At the close of the evening the hotsesses served a dainty three course luncheon. Arrangements were not made for the next meeting on account of Advent and the announcement of the meeting will be made later. LEAVE FOR ST. MARY'S. Messrs. Franklin Blackmun, Karl Griffin, John Gaffney, Jriving Bets and Harvey Godfrey wil Heave Hammond Sunday evening for St. Marys, O. The marriage of Br. Blackmum to Miss Boos of St. Marys will occur Wednesday evening and several entertainments will be given In their honor during the week. The other Hammond young men will attend as ushers at the church ceremony. FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE. MOT T VAUDEVILLE I I THEATRE SS 269 State Street PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. ZOOO feet of Motion Pictures. Doors Open at 2:30 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. ADMISSION 10 CTS. SZ2SES SB M CC THE. JETKS COXXFQjR.V S3 STATE STREET CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST CHOICE NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER ROAST .. CHOICE NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket Armour Star or Miller & Hart's No. 1 HAMS ... NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS FANCY FRESH 82c 11c 91c 151c 122c 8c CRANBERRIES, per quart . orders. BERENDT 99 State Street

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