Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 218, Hammond, Lake County, 4 March 1910 — Page 2

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Friday, March 4, 1910.

OVER THE I I I I TEA CI IPS

entertained at the home of Mrs.Albert Hann. 6fi One Hundred and Fiftieth

f street yesterday!. There was an.'unus-

- MRS. SHARP A HOSTESS. , Mrs. J. E, Sharp was hostess to the jinembers of the Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church yesterday afternoon at her home, 427 East Sibley street. It was the reguar meeting of the society and the routine business was disposed of. The remainder of the afternoon was spent with sewing for the benefit of the society. At the close of the afternoon, the hostess served a flalnty luncheon. JThe next meeting will take place as usual in two weeks on Thursday afternoon and Mrs. W. A. Hill of south Hohman street will be hostess. . There was a large attendance at yes-

. terday's meeting and all are invited to

be present in two weeks. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS.

One of the very pleasant parties of the week occurred yesterday afternoon when Mrs. H. H. Hupp entertained at

her home,-62 Sibley street, in honor of

ually large :&ttendane of 'members and Mrs. Homer Dtlley, formerly of Hammond but now' of Aronia, IlL, was an out-of-town guest. About twenty-five 1 aa i a wAra hrfifinK ThA routine busi-

the members were present and they met nea8 WM dl8p08ed f and an nour was

the ladies of the Silver Leaf club. All

informally in the parlors and spent

very delightful social time. Cards were

the feature of entertainment for the afternoon and the guests played pedro

at several small tables. After several

B"is me nuuurs lor me atiernoon j

, , rB- "r alp.v. ro: Swill entertain at her home on the north

ceiveu nrsi nonors ana Airs, xticnara 1

Smith the second honors. The eonsola-

! devoted- te- eewing for the 'benefit- of the society.- " Mrs. Hann served her i guests with refreshments at the close ' of the meeting. The next regular meet

ing will take place on Thursday after

! noon of next week ana Mrs. Sliger

tiorr prize was won by Mrs. Camp. At the ;lose of the games the guests were invited into the dicing room and served with a daintily arranged course luncheon. The table had a pretty centerpiece of pink and white sweet peas. The next party will be given in two weeks and Mrs. Richard Smith will entertain at her home ln'Kane avenue. DEBORAH SOCIETY MEETS. The members of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christion church were

side.

EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Great Slaughtering Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meals

-AT THE-

BAEHKS9 vCZAT MARKET IS?

Sale tor One Day only, Saturday, Marc!) 5th, 1910

7 LBS FRE8H LEAF LARD SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per lb...... SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb CHOICE NATIVE LEG. OF VEAL, par lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, lb.... CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, per lb

1.00 12fC 13-C 9c 11c

CHOICE NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per lb.. CHOICE NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, lb KINGAN'S NO. 1. HAMS,

Indiana brand, Dest In world,

OSCAR MAYER'3 NO. 1 4 3 8UGAR CURED HAM8, lb. Q4Q

122c 13fc lite 11c

472c

Read "The Luke County Time every Friday evening for our Saturday epeelaJa Prompt delivery to air part of the olty. Strict attention grven to all telephone ordora. Phone rTJT A O TOT7T17TiTTrVTi 99 State

s.HLftLO . JL91JJU1J lit J. street

100

MRS. JONES ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. John Jones was hostess to the

members of the Martha 'Aid society of

the First Christian church yesterday afternoon at her home in May street.

It was the regular weekly meeting and

a large number of members were pres

ent. After the routine business had been disposed of the remainder of the

afternoon was spent sewing for the so.

ciety. At the close of the afternoon the

hostess served a dainty two-course luncheon. The next meeting will be held on Thursday afternoon of next week and Mrs. H. B. Dbuglas will entertain at her home in Glendale park. All the members are invited to be present.

HOLD A BUSINESS MEETING.

The members of the Ladies Aid socl-

etv of the Monroe Street Methodist

chapel met yesterday afternoon in the

chapel for the regular meeting. A large number of members were in attendance

and disposed of the regular business.

Plans were made for another sale of home made bakery goods to be held on Saturday, March 12. at Henry Burk's store in South Hohman street. It was

decided to hold a social on Thursday evening, March 17, at the chapel to which the public is cordially invited to attends The proceeds of -both affairs will be -used for the benefit of the church. At the close of the.1 business meeting Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Kay Wells served refreshments. Arrangements were not completed for the next place of meeting. " f ' WOMAN'S CI.TJU MEETS. The meeting of the members of the Hammond Woman's club will occur on Saturday afternoon, March 5, at 3 Presbyterian church in South Hohman street. The members of the club and their friends are cordially invited to attend and an admission of twenty-five cents will be charged all visitors. Robert Louis Stevenson day will be ob

served and Mrs. A. T. Brings, formerly

of Hammond but now of Valparaiso.

will deliver the address. Mrs. Edith

Griffitn wilt lead the discussion. There

will -be a musical program rendered at

the opening of the meeting and dainty refreshments will be served. . The meet

ing, is, anticipated with a great deal o pleasure by Hammond clufcr ladles

It is expected that there will be a large

attendance.--

ENTERTAINS FEW FRIENDS. Miss Sadie Imes informally entertain

ed a few friends last evening ai ner home in Doty Btreet. The young ladies devoted the evening te- their embroidery

work after which they were invited

into the dining room and served with a

two-course luncheon. There were six

young ladies at the party. -

PARENTS CLUB MEETS. The members of the Parents of the

Irving school will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the school hall. It

is the regular monthly meeting and an

enjoyable program will be rendered by

the grade pupil. A general discussion will follow at the close of the program which promises to be of Interest to

every members of the club. The follow

ing is the program: " Piano solo Verna Millies. Soldier song .......... Victor Nichols. Song "A Vow' Rooms 5 and 6.

Song, "My Papa's All Dressed Up To

day." "Spirit of 'W Rectitatlon . . Recitation .... Piano solo . . .

Room 2.

. . Clover Deveney. Rudolph Jeserlng. . . Dwight Robbins.

,. Erva Rosenberg.

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mm SftYEFiS ifcSBflGERlES Fufi SATURDAY, 'MARCH 5i

LION BRAND jcfn pound XXXX PATENT W bag

A BUSINESS MEETING. The T. P. S. C. E. of the North Side Congregational church met for a short business session last evening at the home of Miss Hazel Moriarly in Hohman

street. The business was transacted and the metribers spent the rest of the evening with music and games. The hostess served a dainty luncheon after

which the guests departed. The following-named members were present: Misses Margaret Bowen, Clara Smith, Louise ' Steven, Bessie Masher, Mildred Martin, Edith Ripley. Bertha and Pearl Henry and Messrs. Harry and Murrel Jewett, Idwal Jones and Harry Stokee. A UXEN SHOWER. A very pleasant time was spent last evenintr at the home of Mrs.. Dellla

Bayne, 31 South Hohman street. wWen she and Mr. H. G. Merrill entertained at a linen shower in honor of the approaching marriage of Delia KlerBey of Burnham andv Mr. William Wall, which

has been set' for March 6. The evening was. devoted to music and social games

and the hostess served a dainty lunch

eon. The bride-to-be was the recipient of many pretty and useful pieces. The

guests came f romxHegewisch, Burnham and Hammond to be present at the pleasant affair. Miss Kiersey, who . is a niece of Mr. Merrill, is known to a large number of Hammond people and the approching nuptials win be an item

of interest to many.

Big ideas are not necessarily exf),,e.i a o'g words. The biggest

iiiei 'I-- ",,'A"ir.ff nachines has the short vit rTf..-- "Tr - Free."'

lUIHSTADT'S

589-595 S. Hohman Street

Hammond, Ind.

Bargains

3.00

FOR WOMEN and 3.50 Shoes; any style or leather; all sizes, $2.50

Fioer

p4 i

ft-rHVS AS'-S --Q1.V1I " FRIENDS.

tf"6 Has; Cotton entertained - the

yntig la -lie a. fw lav"

Don't miss seeing our line of Fancy Cakes. You will be pleased to see how neat and clean we display them. We have -placed on sale for Saturday

six varieties of the finest grade at only

. 16c Per Pound HERE'S THE LIST: Fruit and Nut Top Mixed. Melody Cakes (sweet and crisp). Marathon, (glaced covered). Peaches and CYeam Cakes. Royal Sugar (just Ilk mother's). Assorted Reveres. f For today only, per lb ..... . I Q Q Bismark Mild Pickled Herring.

and Bismark Herring Rolls each.

Bismark Sardines, -per lb. ... 1-1 b tall Red Salmon can Domestic Oil Sardines, & cans ...... i

4c 10c 15c 15c

Fancy California Mulr Peaches Last week's sale of Evaporated California Peaches was appreciated by so many of our customers that we are going to re peat the same low price. Regular 15c quality Evaporated

Peaches, per lb. . .

Swift's famous Winchester brand

FANCY BACON, per pound ,

3-lb Cans Pears and Pie Peaches

per dozen Q5(; per can

Extra Choice Sweet California

Navel Oranges, each

Fresh new

per dozen Armour's Famous Butter! ne, 2-lb rolls

3-lb cans Aurora Solid Meat Red

Ripe Tomatoes, can : . .

Large fancy Cromarty Bloaters,

each at

10c x brand

19c

caches 81c

ornia 1c

laid Country Eggs, 24c

Tulip Brand

33c

it Red 8C

Club House Geneva Holland Type Gin, Full n 7c gallon ...sC.U

Full one-half gallon

Per Bottle -at ODC Fine Quality California Cognac Brandy, ft C 0 per bottle only. . . UuC

1.45

master uancues now on

Sale in our Candy Section on Main Aisle

Colored Marshmallow Eggs and Chocolate Covered Marshmallow

Egg, fl per dozen I UU

Smooth Sugar Coated Peanut Eggs,

assorted colors, . HO per pound I qR Decorated Chocolate Eggs and Rabbits, each...... ww

Marshmallow Laying Hens, ea..Q Small Candy Eggs in crates, ea. .Qq Imported Pa nor a mo Eggs "7" from.gf. to............ tJC

Just received a large shipment of fancy Indian River Grape Fruit

We have priced this lot for Sat

urday at 5q each

per dozen

Florida Strawberries,

pe." box

Fresh Red Ripe Tomatoes, per pound

Extra large Ripe Pineapples

each ,

Fresh New Beets,

per bunch

Extra choice Pretzels.

per lb - ,

55c 19c 10c 19c 5c 5c

Black and White Matches The

highest grade parlor match on the

market; perfectly noiseless; 12

boxes in large package

Jello The famous desert; all flavors, per package . b

18c

California Port and Cherry Wine ure full bodied grape wine of exceptional quality and most remarkable value. Full quart bottle at

29c

ct the J. O. C. club and .'riends at her home in

Trii:r.-n atniii last eveninir. Only a

few of - the members were in attend

ance. The young laaies met iniormai

Iv In the narlors and enjoyed muslo

and embroidery work until a late hour

At 10 o'clock the hostess served

daintily arranged course luncheon. The

next party will be given Thursday of

next week and Miss Lois HIckey will entertain at her home in Truman ave

nue. The following: young; ladles were

present last evening: Misses Hattle

Holcraft, Virginia Jacobson, Elsie and Helen Mahwitx, Lois HIckey, Hasel La

Rue and Mable Cotton. A SURPISB PARTY.

A very delightful party was given as a surprise last evening to Mrs.-Will

Zlegler at her home In Oakley avenue.

The party was in the nature of

housewarmlng given In honor of Mrs,

Zlegler, who recently returned to Ham

mond from Texas, whore she has been

making her home. Mrs. Ziegler waS

presented with a TJeautlful piece of lln

en, the gift of the ladles of the Fern

Leaf Linen club, who were the only

sruests at the pleasant affair. Cards

Big: Reductions in Drugs, Toilet Articles & Cigars

HONEY & TAR EXPECTORANT,

regular 25c bottles

KING'S NEW DISCOVERY, regular 50c size. ...,.. ... PEROXIDE HYDROGEN, 25c size MOUNTAIN TEA, Regular 35o package......

10c 29c 9c 15c

Big Cigar Special DIAMOND CROWN, MANUEL DOMINGUEZ and R I NOW AW CIGARS, usually sold at 5 cent

f straight; Sat. only

for.

25c

COLGATE'S TALCUM POWDER, any odor VIOLET COLD CREAM, 25c size.... LA ELACHE FACE POWDER, 50o pkg......

SAVOY BRAND ALMOND MEAL

MASSAGE CREAM, 50c size... ...

15c 10c 29c

MEAL 29c

far KD if

i FOR MEN

3-50, 4.00 and-5.00 Walk-

Over Shoes, your choice of any style,

$3.00

EXTRA ONE WBEK

coMiviEiNCirsa February 38th.

ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE

4 STAG POOLES 4 Australian Comiques with Special Scenery, Star Act ; From American Muslo Hall ; ALICE BERRY The Doll Comedienne, In 5 Yards of Songs and Imitation A Real Star

WISE MIKE Greatest dog In the world From American Music Hall MILLS c MOULTON

4 MAGNANIS 4 . The Musical Barbers with Special Scenery. Star Act From American Music Hall

LATEST MOTION PICTURES AND OTHER ACTS Three Shows Dally, 2.30, 7:30 and 9 p. m.. -

a Big Laughing Sketch with Special Scenery, direct From New York City

PRICES Balcony, 10.

Main Floor 15c and 20c. Daily Saturday Matinee Children, fic.

Y.oO SHOES

Ortt & Towle

MEN'S

Made of Box Calf and Pat.

Colt Leathers. Your size and

a Perfect Fit.

Clearance

129 Hohman Street Next to Monon Tracks

$ 95 Price

NEW SPRING STYLES Are now ready in KNOX HATS. ALL SHAPES IN BOTH STIFF AND SOFT

L. COX & CO. 142 S. Hohman Street ' Hammond, Ind.

were the feature of entertainment and

the guests played whist at small ta

bles in the parlors. The honors at

the games were awarded t Mr. Fred

erick A.4 Bull, first,- and 'Mrs.' Charles

Miller second. The consolation prize

was won by Mrs. August Wiegand.

The remainder ot the evening was

spent pleasantly with music,, after

hich a dainty two course luncheon

was served.

Mrs. P. J. Kooy and son, Clayton,

have returned to their home in High

lands after a short visit with Mrs. C.

Kaluf and family at their home in

Ogden street.

" A SOCIAL MEETING.

The regular meeting or the mem

bers of St. Paul's Lutheran League took .place last evening in the school

hall, the corner of Oakley avenue and

Sibley street. There was the usual large attendance of young people and

when they had disposed of the routine business the remainder of the evening was spent socially. A musical program was one of the features of the

evening. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. A

business meeting was announced to take place In two weeks on Thursday

evening, and a full attendance of mem

bers Js desired.

It is an absolute fact that until "The Free" was designed and marketed, not one machine has shown a single change of Importance during the past quarter

of a century. srns. MrL.i-ER a hostess.

The members of the Fern Leaf Linen club were the guests at a very pleasant

party at which Mrs. Charles Miller en

tertained yesterday afternoon at the

home of Mrs. Ray Fowler in Ogaen

street. It was the regular meeting of

the club members and several were

present. A very delightful social time

was spent with card games and the guests played several games of pedro at

small tables In the parlors. The honors at the games were won by Mrs. Will Zlegler, Mrs. Frederick A. Bull and Mrs. Maxr Schmidt. The- consolation

prize was awarded to Mrs. Roy Traverse

of Indiana. Harbor. Another feature of the afternoon was the raffling of a beautiful linen piece and Mrs. F. A. Bull ha dthe correct number. The hostess served a daintily arranged course luncheon. The next party will be given in two weeks on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sam Mindlin In South Hohman street.

A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club will meet on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William J. McAleer In Webb street. It is the regular study meeting and Mrs. E. R. Stauffer is chairman of the program committee for the day. Mrs. J. T. Hutton will serve as chairman of the social committee. The study Is "The Alamo" and the following program will be given: Piano duet - The Misses Hevon. "The Story of the Alamo" Mrs. Robert Armstrong. Vocal selection Mrs. A. K. Thompson. "Hymn of the Alamo" Mrs. Frieda Whithey. "San Antonio As It Is Today" ....... Mrs. M. Rotschlld. Piano duet The Misses Hevon. LEAVE OX EXTENDED TRIP. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borman and son

Matinee,

10c.

When deciding where yon will hny yonr Jewelry, CARE " 1 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 Strecl

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Have you ever Wondered Why? the Bible speaks of a RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD (Acts 24-15). IF the vgood are in EVERLASTING bliss In Heaven and the bad In EVERLASTING ttorment In Hell? Or why Is there to be ' an awakening of the dead if no one is really dead? . Why did Jesus say, "No man hath ascended to Heaven?" Jno. 3-13). These and other questions will be answered according to the Scriptures . " by MR. CALVIN H. SWINGLE, V. D. M.,' ' r.ln.hl discourse on "WHY IS . DAVID NOT-ASCENDED 0 HSAVBsriWJ 2-34) In LONG' ST HALL. 245-27 Hate,, St., Hammond. Ind., next Sunday, March 6, 1910. at 3 p. m. Mr. Swingle Is associated with the People's Pulpit Association, Brooklyn, N. x and Is a very interesting speaker. He continually refers to Bible statements bearing on every proposition to which he refers. Meeting March 13th also. EVERYBODY WELCOME. SEATS FREE. NO COLLECTION.

Leimbacli BroSo Cor. State and Oakley Ave. Opposite Postoff Ice Phone 27.

Choice Meats

No Fish Trading Stamps on Saturdays

CONFIDENCE

, When a business man says he enjoys the confidence of the people, he is on the road that leads to certain sucess. I am pleased to say that my motto of giving all customers a square deal, together with the best of expert service in Watch Repairing, is building up for me a line of trade in the jewelry and repairing business second to none in Hammond. Bring your Watch in and let me prove to you that I am worthy of your confidence! Son yrpiri expert watchmaker 511 V 1 AND JEWELER 19 YEARS EXPERIENCE 265 E. State St. 2nd Door last of BUoa Theatr. Hammond, Ind.

Herbert left last evening for the west where they will remain for an extended visit. They will visit at points In Colorado before going to California, where they will spend two months with friends and relatives. The ywill visit at Los Angeles and San Diego and at Fresno will be entertained by Mrs. Borman's sister, Mrs. . Fred Riedenauer. Theih daughter, Miss Lillian Borman of Hammond, has spent 'the entire winter la Fresno. They will Jse the g uests

of Mrs. Borrnan's brother, Gus Brunn at Selma, Cal." Mr. and Mrs. Borman expect to be absent from Hammond about two months.

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