Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 200, Hammond, Lake County, 11 February 1910 — Page 2
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Friday, Feb. 11, 1910.
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A DELIGHTFUL PARTY. Mrs. Frederick A. Bull very delightfully entertained tha members of the Good. Will club yesterday afternoon at her home in State street. All the members were in" attendance at the meeting and decided to have bo other social meetings until after the Lenten season. The guests : met for" cards and played several games of pedro at small tables
In'. tba ; parlors. The .,' honors were awarded to Mrs. Frank Baker, first, Mrs. Thomas Hart, second, and Mrs. , "VV, X Truedell, third. The consolation prize was won by Mrs. Kemp. After
the games the hostess served a daintily ararnged course luncheon at small tables. LARGE ATTDIETfClB AT REVIVAL. The larges audience that has yet been in attendance at the revival meetings In the First Methodist church was present last evening. They listened to k strong sermon on "If the , righteous Is scarcely saved, where shall the ungodly and the sinner appear?"' To be righteous and live the truth of God is no easy task. Enemies beset even
Christians. - The devil Is the tempter
and. wields deceiving and ensnaring
schemes. He even tried to overthrow'
Christ. The -world itself tends to turn people away from the Truth. The human heart Is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked.' The speaker showed how Satan comes as an angel of light and deceives the unwatchful. The ungodly' and "the sinner can have
no, chance of success without the help
of Christ. Many took part in the testimony service. The singing of the Misses Mitchel in duet and the men's quartette
has been very helrful. The latter wijl sing tonight. There will be services on Saturday night. v AN INTERESTING REPORT. Following is the report of Mrs. J. Frank Meeker, recording secretary of the Indiana Federation of Woman's clubs, which will be-of interest to Lake county club-women: "The mid-year meeting of 'the board of managers and district chairmen of the I. S. F. C- was held at the Claypool hotel, Indianapolis, on. Feb. '3. There were twenty-six members In attendance. Reports from officers and chairmen of committees show that the federation Is organising
for effective work - along the .lines started alst year. The president. Mrs. Grace Jujian Clarke, is a moat capable officer and discharged her duties . as presiding -oflleer with aaa. tict and great executive ability. It was? decided that two or three lines, of v Jtical work shall be followed" by the different clubs. The main Issue la to be the franchise for women on school questions. All club members are rquested to work to secure this; each club to
j work In its own locality. The biennial ' convention at Cincinnati was a topic
of great interest. This convention promises to be the best ever held: The keynote of the state convention to be held in Richmond in October is: "Childhood's Bill of Rights?' Mrs. Virgil Ixick-
wood invited the convention to visit Herron Institute in the evening as her
guest. A number accepted the invitation and enjoyed the St. Gauden's memorial exhibit and Mr. Steele's paintings.
The next meeting of the board will be held at Indianapolis in April. Mrs. J.
Frank Meeker was the only member
present from northern Indiana.
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Special Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats
-AT THE"
DAEXMHD MEAT MARKET " Sale for One Day only, Saturday, February 12, 1910
8 lbs FRESH LEAF LARD, t. - SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per lb. SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb., CHOICE CUTS NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per lb... .FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb
1.00 12 c 111c 121c 101c 141c
CHOICE HIND QUARTERS fi SPRING "LAMB, per lb.... y2(J CHOICE CUTS NATIVE 4 ft, RIB ROAST, per lb IJ2C CHOICE CUTS NATIVE 3 BEEF POT ROAST, lb (J-lC CHOICE FORE QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound 2a OSCAR MAYER'S NO. 1 MILD CURED HAMS, lb... Q4C NO. 1 CALIFORNIA 4 3 HAMS, per lb.. I ZC
Rsd Tho Lake County Tlmaa" every Friday evening for our Saturday epeeleja Prompt delivery to alt parte of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone order. ISS8 CHAS. BEKENDT 9s9,relf e
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED.
The members of the Martha society of the First Christian church will give a valentine social on next Monday evening, Feb. 14, at the home of Mrs. John
M. Stinson. 609 May street. An admission of ten cents will be charged and
the public Is invited to attend as the
proceeds vrlll be u&ed for the church
building fund. A very delightful pro gram has been prepared and is as fol
lows: Instrumental solo, Mrs. Ralph
Pierce; reading, selected, Mrs. Bonnie
Robinson: vocal selection, Mrs. C. B.
Miller; reading, Mrs. Bonnie Robinson
instrumental solo, Miss Elizabeth Web
ber; games, refreshments. HOLD REGULAR MEETING.
Mrs. James Dibbley was hostess to
the members of the Deborah Aid so
ciety of the First Christian church on
yesterday afternoon at her home in
Bauer street. It was the regular week
ly meeting and a large number were in attendance. The names of several
ladies of the church were presented fo
membership in the society. During the
afternoon the routine business was dis
posed of and the remainder of the time was spent sewing. The hostess served
dainty refreshments about 4:30 o'clock. The next meeting will take place on
Thursday afternoon of next week an
Mrs. Louis Snider will entertain at her
home in East State street. A SOCIAL, AFTERNOON.
The members of the Martha Aid society of the First Christian church met at the home of Mrs. Frank Carnahan, 166 Calumet avenue on yesterday afternoon for the regular weekly meeting. From there they went to 'the home of the Rev. and Mrs, C. J. Sharp in Summer street and gave them a pleasant surprise. The afternoon was spent so
cially with embroidery work until 4:30 o'clock w&en dainty refreshments were
served., -.The;, arrangements wers not
ompleted for the next place of meeting
although the-ladies will meet a Mal
on Thursday afternoon of next week.
MRS. KASPER ENTERTAINS. Mrs, Joseph Kasper had as her guests
at a vry pleasant afternoon party; on
yesterday afternoon, the ladles of . me No Name club. All the members were present and Mrs. Kasper had as her Invited guest, Mrs. Shelley of Gary. The
guests met Informally In the parlors
and spent a very enjoyable time playing
cards. Several games of pedro were
played at small tables and the honors
were awarded to Mrs. Keyser. first, Mrs. Webber, second, and Mrs. Cook, third. Mrs. Caird received the consolation prize. At the close of the games the hostess invited her guests into the din
ing room and served them with a daintily arranged course luncheon. The next party will be given in two weeks on
Thursday afternoon at ' the home of
Mrs. Keyser in State street.
A MISSIONARY MEETING. A very enjoyable meeting of the
members of the Woman's Missionary
society of the First Presbyterian church
will be held this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. S. Blackmum in Carroll street. Mrs. Blackmum will be assisted by Mrs. E. P. Demming in receiving and during the social hour fol
lowing the program which is as follows: Devotions, Mrs. Minnie Kline; instrumental solo, Miss Mae Hanson; address, Mr. Hutton; vocal selection, Mrs. Franklin Blackmum.
- WILL, MEET NEXT THURSDAY. The ladies of the Columbia club will not meet until Thursday ' afternoon of next week and Mrs. William F. Mashino will entertain them at her home in Truman avenue. - Progressive euchre will be the feature of entertainment.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
Ladies' .Wool Hose, seam
less and fast black, ', 25c value for
Men's Wool Half Hose in
black and oxford, 25c value for 14c pair; 4 pairs for
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The Great Annual Lenten Sale of Groceries in our Pure Food Grocery
Every item a money saver. Extra for Sat. Feb. 12 1Jr FOR 50 POUND SACK Qflf per Pound for finest flu Lion t Flour uUC Elgin Creamery Butter 500 Kegs finest quality new pack Holland Herring, large kegS, 69c
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Choice Sweet California
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Large Fancy ' California
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Choice Muscatel California RAISINS, per lb... .-.
no. i nana picked 0 NAVY BEANS, per qt )Q Fancy California Santa Clara PRUNES, lb LEWIS LYE. 10c " cane. ... 1 2C
Globe Brand PARLOR MATCHES,
12 boxes In large package SHREDDED COCOANUT, pound. .. ... Winchester Brand BACON, pound.. ,
The Genuine Holsteln Brand Full
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Soft center, fresh made J a BUTTERCUPS, lb... (J
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3-1 b Cans Solid TOMATOES, each
National Biscuit Co.'s as
sorted CAKES, pcund
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19c
id Full I5c
Cream BRICK CHEESE, pound. Finest Smoked Red Alaska SALMON, per lb........... Fancy Smoked HALIBUT, pound, Fresh Smoked FINN AN"HADDIESr per lb......... BONELESS HERRING, .per pound..........
f CROMARTY BLOATERS
for...... GEORGE'S CODFISH,
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OLD TIME CODFISH, 4 Q in 1-ib wooden boxes IjJJ Bismark large mild pickled HERRING, each 3C
Fine Bismark HERRING ROLLS, each. , Large fancy ANSHOVIES, pound Fat Norway MACKEREL, each. .'. Large fat 3K Norway HERRING, each
19c 28c 25 c 10c
15c
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5c 10c 15c 5c
3-lb cans Choice PIE PEACHE8, can Belmont' Brand assorted PRESERVES, 15c jars.... 'a-gallon Pails fancy TABLE SYRUP, pail...;. Webb's Extra Fine SALAD OIL, y2 pint bottle .... Glenwood MINCE MEAT,
package California Dry LIMA BEANS, pound ,
Our Famous 25c Lion Blend
2 COFFEE,
Liquor Dep't Specials.. Our Famous MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY, full quart pp ' bJC APPOLINARIS WATER 44 SPLITS Q Our regular 49c full quart CALIFORNIA PORT, toda .6Z
8ic 13c
17c 17c
8c 7c Blend
35c
A VALENTINE LUNCHEON. One of the very pleasant' social events of th e week occurred on yester. day when Mrs. Milo M. Bruce entertained the-ladies of the Colonial club and a few friends at a 1:30 o'clock
luncheon. The luncheon was grlven in
place of the regular afternoon meet
log and all the members attended. The
g-uests began to arrive at 1 o'clock and spent the first half hour socially . in
the parlors. At 1:30 o'clock they were
Invited into the dining room and
served with a dainty course luncheon.
The table decorations were in red and
were appropriate to St. Valentine's day,
Pretty souvenirs were chosen. The afternoon was spent pleasantly in the parlors and embroidery Work and mu
sic were the diversions. Mrs. Julius Dfinsing will be hostess at the next regular meeting of the club which will occur In two weeks. Mrs. Bruce had
as her invited guests Mrs. Bryant. Mrs.
Robert Armstrong and Mrs C. B. Tink-
ham. The following members were pres
ent: Mesdames Julius Dunsing, W. H. Spellman, J. W. Houser, Clark Leaning, W. P. Brunt, J. W. Reed, J. J. Turner, A. L. Spohn and M. M. Bruce." . . POSTPONE MEETING. - The yong ladies of .th S. B. jclub have decided to postpone' their regular meetings during the Lenten season and the party which was announced to take place on Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Gertrude Gescheidler
, had to be postponed indefinitely.
RECEIVES PAPERS. Mrs. M. D. Brennan, recorder for the
Court of Honor lodge received a check
for $1,000 from the supreme officer at Springfield, 111., being the amount of insurance carried by the late Ed. War-
fuel. Mr. Warfuel had only been a member for a few weeks and the fam
ily receiving the amount in full is a record which the Hammond oiganization points to with honor.
Ladies ' Silk Knit Scarfs, all colors; your choice of these at 69c
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589-595 S. Hohman Street
Hammond, Ind.
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MATINEE Saturday, Feburary 12-XTIGHT .THE FUNNY FARCE COMEDY , SIDE TRACKED g2at 8 BIG SPECIALTIES 8
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MONDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 14th , Henry E. Dixey's Great Success "THE MAN ON THE BOK" Resd ttis Book See the Play Carload of Scenery PRICES 35, SO, 7fic, $!.00 SEATS NOW
have decided to postpone their regular
club meetings during the season of Lent. Announcement has been made
among the members for a St. Patrick's
Day party to be given on Thursday i evening, March 17, at the home of Miss Edith LeRue. The event Is anticipated with a great deal of pleasure. SVEXSK DADS. Vasa lodge of the Vikings will give one of their jolly old-time dances at the K. of P. hall Saturday evening, Feb. 12. Music furnished by the Vikings' Englewood band. Lunch and refreshments served. Tickets 25 cents a person. Everybody is Invited who Is looking for a good time. ll-2t
Fine Fall Cream Yellow American Cheese, per pound 17c Bargains in Drugs, Toilet Goods and Cigars Just a tew of the manv vatuss offsred in thtt Dspartmsnt during the Miii End Sale
20c 10c
FLETCHER'S CASTORIA, (one bottle to customer) . . , WHITE PINE AND TAR COUGH SYRUP... ........
BROMO QUININE ; c WITCH HAZEL CREAM Qc 10c CHAMOIS SKINS......... 5C 25c HAND BRUSHES......'... Qq
No. 2 BUSTER BROWN CAMERA ., 5c Tube M. &. Q.
DEVELOPER,. . , CORN COB PIPES 60c and 75c PIPES....... ADAD CIGARS, J for. 25 TOM DAVIS CIGARS.. LORD SELKIRK CIGARS, 10 f"V
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-39c 25c 50c 25c
25c TOOTH BRUSHES.. 25c JERGEN'S TALCUM
15c COLD CREAM. .
25c Bottle WITCH HAZEL 1-lb Jars PURE GREEN
SOAP.
25c Cans GRAVE'S -TOOTH POWDER.,
15c 10c 10c
15c 15c
15c
SEB OUR VALENTINE POST CARDS?AND BOOKLETS I LP.
A VALENTINE SOCIAL. Mrs. Frank Hosier, Mrs.. William Kerr and Miss Adele JCerr were hostesses at a very enjoyable Vanentine
social given last evening In the parlors of the First Presbyterian church. The entertainment was among the nr6t of the Valentine parties to which the members of the Presbyterian Social club and their friends wre invited. There was a large attendance - of young people. A - postofflce...was ."the principal attraction for , the evening
and many valetlnes were mailed and distributed among the gutsts. . There were other novel amusements, after which a musical program was rendered
and dainty refreshments served. Another meeting of the club members was announced for "Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 23, and Miss Fannie . . Shine will entertain at her home, 41 Doty
street.
ENTERTAINS INFORMAIXY. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. L Hinds will en
tertain the members of the Pedro club at the next regular meeting, Thursday
evening, Feb. 24 at their lysme In Doty street. An enjoyable social evening is anticipated in the card games.
Three days starting Thursday, FEBRUARY 10th Matinee Saturday W. F. Mann, Presents The sensational Melodrama SHADOWED OY 3
The Greatest Detective
Story Ever Vrlttcn
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Four days starting Sunday FEBRUARY 12th
First American Appearance of
GO-WON GO-MOHAWK The famous Indian Actress Presenting her great International Success ''THE I11DIM1 MAIL CARRIER"
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nights aad Smiay MattMC 15c, 25c 35c, 50c WedBrsdar and Satnrday Mttlitest. 10c 1 5c 2Ss
A SOCIAL. GATHERING. Mrs. George B. Sheerer and Mrs
Charles A. Burnett are entertaining
at the first of a series of entertainments this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Burnett, 40 Warren street. The
party Is' one of the leading society
events of the week and about fifty
Hammond ladies wil be in attendance.
There will be an equal number of
guests at tomorrow's function. The house decorations are appropriate to St
Valentine's day and an attractive color
scheme has been carried out in red and white. Very delightful entertainment has been prepared for the many guests. ONE O'CLOCK U'XCoEOX. Mrs. W. J. MacAleer will entertain the ladies of the Alpha Phi club at al:80 o'clock luncheon next Tuesday at her home In East Webb street. ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY. The young ladies of the M. G. club
AX ENJOYABLE MEETING The ladles of the Neighborhood club spent a very enjoyable social afternoon yesterday as the guests of Mrs. Frank Lowry at her home in Indiana avenue. It was the regular meeting of the club members and several were In attendance. The guests spent a very pleasant time with embroidery work
and music until a late hour in the afternoon when Mrs. Luwry served a dainty luncheon. Mrs. A. S. Stanton was the only invited guest for the afternoon. The next party will be given in two weeks on Thursday afternoon and Mrs. McAnally will entertain at her home in Indiana avenue. AN AFTERNOON PARTY .
Mrs. Kobert UHlis entertained at a very delightful afternoon ' party yes-
te-rday at her home In Carroll street, at which the members of the Alpha
Phi club and a few fritnds were pres-
EXTRA SPECIALS SATURDAY, February 12,
When deciding where you will buy your Jewelry, CABE should be exercised in choosing a reliable house. There is no legitimate reason why YOU, Mr. Buyer, should not give McGarry your business. McGarry is ready to show you the best assortment of Jewelry and afford you every courtesy. When your Clocks are not running right, Phone 3032. We will call for them. MCGARRY, THE JEWELER 175 South Hohman Strcel
Cor, State and Oakley Ave.
Opposite Postoff Ice
MEATS. HOME MADE PORK OiSAUSAGE, per lb 2U PORK LOIN8, 1 4 3 per pound 4J LEAF LARD, . 1 O'rt per pound.. , a2w RUMP CORNED BEEF, J per pound..... (2 GROCERIES GOLDEN CROWN FLOWER, per 25-lb sack TO for... OC
'j-lb CAN CROWN 4 Q BAKING POWDER JJQ 4-lb CAN CROWN f BAKING POWDER .C 2Yrb CAN INDEPENDENCE BAKED BEANS, . 4 O IZC 4-lb PK. SALADA ja TEA. 1-lb ENGLISH WALNUTS, 4 14c 1-lb ALMONDS, A A at 14C
Phone 27.
We give Fish Trading Stamps
entTt was the regular meeting of the
club members and they were all pres-,
ent. The guests met Informally at an early hour ln'the afternoon and spent a very enjoyable time with their embroidery work. At 4:80 o'clock Mrs. Gillis served her guests with a dainty luncheon. The next party at which the members will be guests will occur Tuesday, Feb. 15th, whtn Mrs. W. J. MacAleer will enter at a 1:80 o'clock luncheon. The next regular meeting will take place in two weeks on Friday afternoon and Mrs. H, C. Groman will be hostess , at her home In Rimbach avenue Mrs. Gillis ha as her Invited guests for the afterrroofa, Mrs. Charles
Cleveland and Mrs. Harry Smith. The
following are among the members of
the club: Mesdames F. C uemming, W. J. MacAleer, W. F. Bridge, W. A.
Hill, Frank Hammond, W. H. Davis, W. A. Buchanan, Walter Hammond, E. W.
Bump, S. A. j Bell, H. C. Groman and Robert Gillis.
A PLEASANT SESSION. v Mrs. S. Smith 4had as her guests yesterday afternoon at her home, 630 Plummer avenue, the members of the Woodman Circle. There were many ladies in attendance and after the routine business had been disposed of a social time was passed. The hostess served her guests with refreshment. An enjoyable social gathering will take place this evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. I L. Bomberger in Glendale Park, at which the members of the Embroidery, club and their husbands will be guests. This Is the annual entertainment at which the gentlemen are guests of honor.
FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.
DID YOU SAY YOU WANTED SOME STATIONARY? Just to remind you we carry a full line and to please you we are offering this week, Plain Cards 10c to 30c per dozen. Tally Cards 10c to 50c per dozen Box Papar J5c to 50 cents. . Tablets 5 to 25 cents Sten supplies specially priced COS & CO. 142 South Hohman Street