Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1909 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Monday, Xov. 22 ,1909.
Big Thanksgiving Sala of Pure Food's for your Thanksgiving Dinner, Special Reduce:! Pricss lor two days.TUES0iYN0V.23, and WEDNESDAY NOV. 24th. Fancy Blue Ribbon DIeached 5c 7c CELERY, per bunch Finest quality Cape Cod CRANBERR'ES, per quart.. Extra fine Jersey 3 SWEET POTATOtS, r -pounds for I U " Ut DATES, per pound OU Fresh 1909 Crop 4 Q MIXED NUTS, per lb.... 12C No. 1 California English Soft Shelled WALNUTS, lb. Sure Pep POP CORN, (on the ear) per pcund j Beauty Brand SEEDED fs RAISINS, 12-oz pkg I',, Best grade candied CITRON, LEM ON and ORANGE 4 PEEL, pound j ? j Union Brand SEEDED f J RAISINS, 15 cz pkgs at GzC Richardson &. Robinson's f 4 PLUMB PUDDING, per tirt. Extra fine quality Spanish QUEEN CLIVES, pint I 7. Little Devil Stuffed OLIVE? o Finest quality, per bottle.. tJC Finest quality BOILED 3c 3c CIDER, per bottle Genuine Romanian PISTACHIO NUTS, lb. Extra Shelled Nut Special. SHELLED WALNUT MEATS, Extra selected halves, per pound 35c e finest JORDON ALMONDS, the finest quality obtainable, per pound 60c Finest 7 Crown Layer - SMYRNA FIGS, lb Q Best grade California Layer FIGS, per package ........ 0c NUT FILLED DATES, per package The famous Monarch brand CATSUP, large bottles ... Yacht Club SALAD DRESSING, bottle 25c 2 2 c c Extra Canned Goods Special. 3-lb cans solid meat TOMATOES DorHftl 9.1h ranc r.anetain iftH 1 Gl UUL PEAS 85c 2 pound cans Little Gem LIMA BEANS 2 pound cans Golden WAX BEANS 2 pound cans Lake brandDfir fton RTRIWri RPANS UGH 7jG 2 pound cans choice SUGAR CORN 3 pound cans choice Gold en PUMPKIN National Biscuit Co.'s fancy FRUIT CAKE, per pkg. ... CREME SUGAR WAFERS, Imported from Holland, lb. 27c 39c CANDY DEPT. SPECIALS. CHOCOLATES, per pound 24c Twenty different varieties in the. Banner Brand a jnade that equals the 40 cent grade of the leading confectioners. Here's the list Chocolate Dipped Carmels. Xaufthats, Peanut Clusters. Mailt videas, Walnut Tops, Pecan Tops, Filbert Tops. Turcanaes, Mint Wafers and all flavors cream centers. Home made TAFFIES, per pound 15c pink, white, cocoanut and molasses. Roasted Turkey CANDY Boxes, up from Cream After Dinner MINTS, per pound Qc 5c vino. Liquors & Wines for Thanksgiving C & G BOURSON, per bcttle Murrrm's extra dry 1.25 1.48 35c 1.39 73c 20c CHAMPAGNE, pint bot .. Rcyal Crown PORT WINE a rich fire Cal. wine, qt, . HENNES3Y 3 STAR PRANDY, bottle .. MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY, quart PURE APPLE CIDER, per gallon . . . . THANKSGIVING CIGAR SPECIAL ff MEDAL BRAND cigars in tin Jjcans, regular 1.C0 value ., 69c LILLIAN RUSSELL, SAGE OF LIBERTY and DICK CARVEL, high 1 grade 5c cigars, for . . , . . . . . , . . , 25c Store Open Wednesday Night until 9 o'clock. Store Closed Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 25th.
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A RKD RIDINGIIOOD CAPE FOPv THE DEBUTANTE. Only a very young woman could stand the childish eoquettishness of this evening- wrap and only a young girl would be willing to risk the mussing of a carefully built evening coiffure for the sake of coquetry. The
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hood portion is lined, more softly, with shirred chiffon, and the cord and tassel fastening is also very simple and girlish.
OVER THE COMES TO HAMMOM). Mrs. Ada Atkins of Chicago has! opened a Beauty Shop in the Rimbach Block, thereby bringing to Hammond women what they have heretofore had to go to Chicago for. She and her assistants, the Misses Oder and Robinson, will make a specialty of facial and scalp message, shampooing and fancy hatr dressing, Swedish hot oil treatment for growth of hair, manicuring, and the ordering of the latest styles in hair goods. . . . It. EXTERTAIVS FRIEMJS. Miss Edith Carter has invitations out for a kitchen shower to be given next Saturday evening at her home In Ann street in honor of Miss Frances Hamacher, whose marriage to Mr. James Dixon will occur at the holiday season. RECEIVES SEWS OF DEATH.. Mrs. I Heckelman of Truman avenue received word today of the death of Mrs. C. E. AVeise o fJoliet, 111. Mrs. Weise is the mother of the late Mrs. John Workinger, who formerly lived in Hammond and is known to many Hammond people. The funeral services were held at Joliet Saturday afternoon at 2. p. m. ENGAGEMENT IS AXNOI NCED. The engagement of Miss Frances Hamacher and Mr. James Dixon has been announced informally to the j friends of the young people in Hammond and several delightful parties will be given during the following i weeks. Miss Edith Carter will entertain several young ladies at a kitchen shower next Saturday evening at her, home in Ann street at which Miss Hamacher will be the guest of honor. On the following Wednesday evening, Mrs. Rodney C. Hobbs. Misses Mae Hanson, Margaret Hepner and Muriel Eastwood will entertain in her honor and many other afternoon and evening entertainments are being planned by her many friends. The wedding will occur Wednesday, Dec. 22nd.. and the ceremony will be a very quiet one, with only the immediate families in attendance. After a short wedding visit they will return to Hammond to make their home. They are building a pretty residence in the east end. The announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Hamacher and Mr. Dixon will be received with a great deal of interest in Hammond where they are very well known. They have made their homes in Hammond for several years, Miss Hamacher being a graduate from ' the high school in the class of 1907 and later attended Eariham college at
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SPECIAL, SALE. For this week ciily en Silverware for the Thanksgiving Table 26-piece Rogers Set, consisting of dozen Knives, dozen Forks, 2 dozen Tea Spoons, dozen. Table Spoons, Butter Knife and Sugar . Shell. The most useful set for the table, regular price f "IE 10.00. Special price for this week only ), 3 ' 1S4? Rogers Knives and Forks, regular price 6.00, D flfl , Special price for this week only ....... :. UUU 1-2 dozen Rogers Tea Spoons, any pattern 75c Xut Sets, worth 50c for 5c We Can afford to sell our goods at such reduced prices as we have no ' rent to pay. . CHAS, ARKIN, The Reliable Jeweler. Est. 1889. 63 State Street Hammond. Ind. Our Christmas Stock is now ready for Inspection
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Richmond, nd. Miss also devoted a great Hamacher has deal of time to the study of elocution and public speaking and has a class in Hammond During her high school course she won the gold medal in oratory at tl Lake County Oratorical contest and was a member of the comedy company and took part in several of their plays, She is also known in the musical cir cles of the city and her many friends will extend their congratulations and best wishes. Mr. Dixon is a promi nent Hammond young man and has responsible position with the F. S. Betz company. CONCLUDES VISIT HERE. Miss Louise Wood of Topeka, Kan., who lias been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Cynthia Sohl. at her home in Mason street, concluded her visit here today. She was accompanied home InMrs. Susan Wood, who will spend the winter in Topeka visiting her several relatives. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET. The members of Sewing Circle No. 1 of St. Margaret's hospital will meet at the home of Mrs. Mat Boney in Clinton street next Tuesday afternoon. The change of the meeting day was made on account of Thanksgiving. The members are all invited to attend and a pleasant social time is anticipated. Cards will be the entertainment for the afternoon. AN EVENING PARTY. Miss Agnes Meikle will entertain the members of the inter he club at a pleasant party tomorrow evening at her home in South Hohman street. An en Joyable time will be spent in the usual way of the club with card games and embroidery work and several of the members expect to attend. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Mrs. F. A. Bull will entertain the ladies of the Fern Leaf Linen club Wednesday afternoon instead of Thurs day of tlsls week at her home in State street. It will be the regular club party and an enjoyable time will be spent with card games. Several games of peSro will be played. A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling in Douglas street It is the regular study meeting and full attendance of members is desired A very interesting meeting " is antici pated. The special study for the afti ii ii ,i iii iii i ii iii iiiiii i iii i i mi i iiiiii i hi i
ernoon will be '"The Life and Art of John Constable, the English Artist." X. X. CIA'S MEETS. . The members of the N. N. Embroidery club will meet at the home of Miss Bertha Maleitske in Indiana avenue Tuesday evening. It-is the regular meeting and a pleasant social time will be spent with embroidery work and conversation. M. T. CrtB PARTY. Miss Marie Wells will have as her guests at a pleasant party tomorrow evening the members of the M. T. club. The guests will meet for embroidery work and social conversation and anticipate a pleasant time. ATTEND THE LAND SHOW.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson attended the Land show at the Coliseum in Chi cago last Saturday. MRS. SCHI.OER A HOSTESS. Mrs. Jacob Schloer will pleasantly entertain the members of the China club tomorrow evening at her home in Ruth street. A pleasant social time will be passed playing cards and several games of pedro will be the diversion. HAVE A DAIGHTER. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Con nors, 2o Webster avenue last .Satur day, a little daughter. Mother and child are reported as doing nicely. i ENTERTAINED AT DINNER. Mrs. Farling and her son, Mr. Frank Farling of St. Joseph, Mich., were en tertained at dinner yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gllman at their home in East Chicago. VISITS IN HAMMOND. Mrs. Will Hughes of Crown Point pent Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fohn Hughes at their home in Warren street. Miss Lole Hughes, who has been spending several days, here returned with her mother in Crown Point Saturday evening. VISITS AISTIN HOSPITAL. Mr. P. Reilley went to Austin, 111., yesterday to visit Mrs. Reilley and daughter. Miss Nora Reilley, who are ill at St. Anne's hospital. AISITS IN HAMMOND. Miss Bertha Hansen will entertain Miss Anne Galvin of Indiana Harbor at her home in Rimbach avenue this evening. RETCRNS HOME. Miss Mable Wells returned to her home in Hamilton Park. Chicago, yes terdav after a short visit with her sister. Mrs. A. W. Sprague of Carroll street. RETURN S HOME. Miss Louise Mitchell has returned to her home in Douglas Park, 111., after an over Sunday visit with Miss Faye Smiley at her home in Conkey avenue. RETURN'S TO CHICAGO. Mrsl Margaret Swift left for her home in Englewood yesterday after a week's visit with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Brennan of Rimbach avenue. A WEEK-END VISIT. Miss Ruth Sohl, who is attending the University of Chicago in Chicago, spent the past week-end visiting her mother. Mrs. Cynthia Sohl at her home in Mason street. VISITS IX MICHIGAN. Mirs Cora Green will go to Dowagalc Mich., to snend ThankSEiving with friends and relatives. VISIT RELATIVES. Mr. John Sherby and daughter, Miss Lulu fiherbv of Truman avenue spont Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. St Pierre and family at their home in Chicago. THHEK MOKE HAYS TO HEGISTER your guess on the acquorium of peas displayed in our show window. The person coming nearest to the correct number will receive a handsome ladies' gold chain. Evedybody welcome; drop in when you are downtown shopping. We also have a pumpkin contest at the men's store. The person who gets nearest to the correct number of seeds will receive a gold fob, valued at $5. Ortt & Towle, 175 Hohman and 129 Hohman streets. RETT RN AFTER VISIT. II. Lee McCoy and children returned to their home at Monon, Tnd., after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy of "1 Mur ray street. A THEATER PART V. The Misses Dollie and Kugenia Knotts, Julia Wall, Veda Hemstock and Minnie Turner composed a party to Chicago Saturday evening to see Miss Eleanor Robson in "The Dawn of a Tomorrow" at the Grand opera house. ATTENDS INSTITI'TE. Miss Ilia Hughes of Ross. Ind.. attended the teachers' institute In Hammond last Saturday and left in the evening for Crown Point where she spent the week end visiting her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Hughes. IS REPORTED I LI,. Miss Frieda Otto is reported to be ill with an attack Of lagrippe at her home in Sohl street. Her friends hop for her recovery at an early date. ENTERTAINED BY RELATIVES. Mr. and Mrs. Savior Long were en. tertaijied by relatives In West Pull, man, 111., yesterday afternoon. SPENDS SCAD A Y HEME. Mr. Henry Lempster of Hobart spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. Reissig and family in East State street. ATTENDS HAMMOND PARTY. Harry Booth, formerly of Hammond but now of. Chicago Heights, III., was a guest at a party given by the Misses Zella Irish and Alta Kennedy last Sat urday evening. ENTERTAINS fMB FRIENDS. Miss Ella Buehring will entertain the young ladies of the S. S. club Wednesday evening at her home in State Line street. It is the regular weekly meet ing of the club members and they will spend a pleasant time with their em broidery work.
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IS. ' TWO things make O and T Storm Shoes best for the man who is out in bad weather, the Comfort and the Wear. We have them in Water Proof Tan and Black Chrome Leathers at 4.00 and 5.00 Then our Boys Storm Shoes are the best YET. Sizes 2V2 to 54, . . Sizes 1312 to 2, . . . .3.00 .2.50 .2.00 Sizes 9 to 13, Two Stores 179 Hohman St. 1 29 Hohman St. Men, Women 5 Children. Men 6 Boys only. RETI RN TO HAMMOND. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dikovvskl have returned to Hammond from a short wedding visit and will make their home with Mrs. Dikowski's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rossow of Detroit street for the winter. Mr. Dikowski resumed his duties as salesman in the clothing department of the Lion Store this morning. A DAY'S VISIT. Messrs. EM Prange. Herbert 'Keilman, Allen Millen. Elbert Zarndt and Walter MiUen spent Sunday visiting at'Lcna Park. . , s - - A IIItlDGE WHIST PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winckler will entertain the members of the Evening Bridge Whist club next Saturday even, ing at their residence in Muenich court. They will entertain at a seven o'clock dinner and an evening of cards will follow. A very enjoyable time is anticipated by the members. SPENDS THE DAY HERE. Mrs. L. Dock of Chicago Heights, 111., is spending the day visiting her friends in Hammond and transacting business. A fl'SINESS VISIT. Mr. I?. Shock of Huntington, Ind., was among the out-of-town business men in Hammond today. HETI RNS FROM VISIT. Miss Myrtle Spaulding has returned home from Jvanston. 111., where she spent the past week-end visiting friends and relatives. LEC'TIRE AT BAPTIST CHIIUII . Dr. K. L. Eaton of ' Evanston. 111., will lecture in the auditorium of the First Baptis tchurch this . evening at :in p. ni.. on the subject of "Good Government." Dr. Eaton was in Ham mond on one other occasion last May and those who heard him then will be glad of a second opportunity to hear him on tills subject. The public is cordially invited to attend and it is de sired that there be a large audience. Professor Lough of Indianapolis will lecture at the church Tuesday evening, Nov. 23rd. on the same subject. The Baptist orchestra will furnish a program of music at both lectures. Xo admission will be charged and every one is cordially invited to be present. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. All members, and especially the mem bers of the degree staff, of Progressive Court, Xo. 16fi. Tribe of Ben Hur, are requested to meet at Concordia hail in West State street this evening at 7:30 o'clock for drill work. A DELIGHTFl I, PARTY. One of the most delightful parties of the season in the young society set occurred Saturday evening when the Misses Alfa Kennedy and Zella Irish entertained in honor of their birthday anniversaries. Invitations were issued among the members of the W. B. G. club and the Kbala club and a , few friends to a dinner party at the home of Miss Irish in May street. Miss Irish and Miss Kennedy received informally In the parlors brtween 5:30 and 6 o'clock. They wore very pretty gowns, Miss Kennedy appearing in a dainty yellow and Miss Irish in white. The color scheme was beautifully carried out in yellow and white, the parlors being prettily trimmed with yellow and white chrysanthemums and ferns. At 6 o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a prettily- arrange! course dinner. At the table the same dainty colors were used in . the decorations. Attractive souvenirs were ued cm the table and large bunches of yellow and white chrysanthemums were-chosen as center pieces. After the dinner the young people went to the home of Miss Kennedy In Truman avenue where they i were pleasantly entertained during
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FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26th One of the Worlds Greatest' Actors WILLIAM OWEN Supported by J. N. McCONNELL And Entire Metropolitan Company in Shakespeares Delightful Comedy "As You Like it." PRICES: 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00; Box Seats 1.50 Box Office Open 9 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Daily
Saturday Nov. 27th Four days Starting Sunday Nov. 21. Matinee Wednesday. H. H. Frazee, Inc. Presents The Merry, Sparkling, Musical Play The Girl Question A DISTINGUISHED CAST Including the Inimitable Laugh .Provokers Harry Short, Lillian Logan, Alice May Sullivan W. H. Thompson, Alec Francis, Frederic Bernard, Joe Evans, John Fox, Louise Auber, Sam Rose, J. D. Williamson and CHALLENGE BEAUTY CHORUS
PRICESj Week Nights. 15c, 25c, 35c 50c ank 75;. Sunday NlgHt, 2, 33s. SOi Ml 75: Wednesday and Satur Jay Matinee. lOc, 15c, 25c anl 35s
bowls with conventionalized design, both in floral and geometrical. If you are interested or an artist, I most cordially invite your criticism. John E. MeGarry 175 South Hohman Street. Hammond, Ind.
LEON j. BEREZI1IAK LAWYER OFFICE, 102 FIRST WTIOIUL BANK BUILDING Phone 360 RESIDENCE, 135 Carrol St Phone 4723 tli. rcniaimlfr of the evening. The parlors had stmplo trimmings of flowers ami vim's ami resented a very at tractive appearance, frames and musie were features of entertainment during the social hour. Th-? guests at tiepleasant function were Misses Kvelyn Banks of Michigan City, Farrol Piekover, Alice Miller Blanche Dessm. ir, Barbara Wiley, Alice Locklin, Grace Kp!1 Clara Kahn. Alta Kennedy and Zella Irish and Messrs. Mark Tobey of Chicago, Harry Booth of Chicago Heights. Paul Gaunther, Carl Bauer, Julius Meyn, liulo Mlnard. Walter Kennedy, Raymond Zohl, Robert Mott, Edwin Fredericks and Bernard Graves. VISIT IX KENDAIAILLE. Mrs. Shroyer and son, Carl of West Sibley street will go to Kendal vilb. Ind., Wednesday to spend several days visiting- friends and relatives. J PireTHER SOCIAL NEWS 1 ON PAGE FIVE.
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Geo. L. Manderback, Manager DAY NOV. 25th. n Sam S. 5 Lee Shubert, Inc. PLAY THE BACHELOR by CLYDE FITCH, from Pilaxlns Elliott Tfieatre KswYork A MIGHTY TIDAL WAVE OF TRIUMPH. Prices Matinee 25, 35, 50 and 75c. Pricss Nights 25, 50, 75c and $1.00. "The Blind Organist" 3 Nights Starting Thursday, November 25th. Special Thanksgiving Matinee Thursday. Regular Matinee Saturday. A. G. Delamater & Wm. Norris, Inc. Announce the , Original Studebaker Theatre, Chicago, Stupendous Scenic Production of . GEORGE BARR MsCUTCH EON'S BEVERLY Dramatized from the Novel by Robert M. Baker. 25 A Metropolitan cast of Artists of Reputation and Ability 25 2 Carlcads of Georgeous Scenery 2 My Stock is resplendent with beautiful examples of the ceramic art from all the leading studios in the country, from -a simple little plate with a beautiful floral design to the heavier vases and IJOF T VAUDEVILLE H I THEATRE 269 State Street PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. 2O0O feetol Motion Pictures. Doors Open at 2:30 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. ADMISSION 10 CTS. RALPH W. BOSS WALTER J. LOTZ LAWYERS ltiiODm 11 and 1Over l.xkr Co. Sailngu & Trait C. Cor. Sinte and llnhoino St a. IlamniODd. lad. Tel. "i.1 Notsrj luil!e in Office. j j j ECZEMA CUTS BURNS ti DRUG STORE h
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