Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 7 July 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES. Friday, July 7, 1911.
Social News IN - Hammond
MEALS KOB TWO DAYS. Duplex Menu. riKl'-jArwf Ao r. Orange Sections (CMlllde). ' Broiled Meat Cakes. Muffins. New Honey. Cereal Coffee. LUNCHEON.Creamed Peas In Cups. Sandwiches of Sliced Olives and Butter. Lady : Fingers. Chilled Chocolate. DINNER. Carrot Whip. Beef Tongue & la Horley. Curried Potatoes. Tettuce, French Dressing, Red Raspberry Ice. Layer Cake. It BREAKFAST. Fruit Delight. Browned White otatoes. Hot Buttered Scones. Coffee. LUNCHEON. Croquettes of Peas and Carrots, Blackberry Roll. Tea, Hot or Iced. DINNER. White Soup. Sauted Tongue.
GREAT SLAUSIITERIIIB SALE OF FRESH & SMOKED MEATS AT THE i mam hat market10 Sale for one day only, Saturday, July 8th
SHALL FRESH PORK f tm LOINS. per poana ..lUC 12 LBS FRESH LEAF f AA LARD AeUU FRESH DRESSED STEW. -f ISO CHICK EN St per lb J.5 74C CHOICE NATIVE LKO QiA OF VEAL, jmt pound 10 74C SM ALL FRESH PORK Oin SHOI LDER. p-r lb 0 74C NATIVE VEAL SHOCX.DER -f Q ROAST, per ponid ...Xtd ZC NATIVE VEAL BREAST, -f ft z n with pkW, per lb 1U2C Rd Special. ip tatlvery to mil parts ft.ll t)BfeOT Fhonc too
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32 Big Extra Specials for Saturday, July 8th You can leave your order Friday Evening if you like at these Sale Pi ices.
LionXXXX Cedar Valley5 E special I 5"lb bags pure Kirk's AmeriPatent Flour Creamery ftecial Table Salt can Family H-bairemCp Butter, -JO BAKERY er Ao SoaP sacks . . .Q3U perlb . ZDC GOODS SEC bag. . . . . . .C J bars 4"RerCroT r . Saturday Pet Milk 13b Macaroni "1- Kleanser Don't bake in tall 10c cans, Extra choice pkg C 0SanS Qp hot 'weather can, 8c; Japan Style for when you can dozen. . uGU O Rice i Best quality buy National Jibs. 1 4C laundry 5;St jons Biscuit Co.'s Fancy Queen Starch, Shredded Fresh Baked Olives Clover Leaf 31 1fif ccoanut Goods at these A big bargain Preserves" for... iUU per -j prjccs bottle 1 fin put up in nrt F S t p0 ' - I U Cocoanut Bars at only.- 1 UL mason jarjlC Pickles, WrL Sour and Dm re' cakes, Arm and " per doz OC Pickles 71ft Tm( 1flf Hammer, our choice of P UU doz..... 2C only. I UC Saleratus Bak inHlGfrde Gold Label Burro Pure Best xxx ing Soda C SP Sardines TgS Ginger Snaps 1-lb pkg. . faC ake gg 2- 12c quality 15c ut and g d d ISP no 1fln Lh CrrS RaiBins, Seaboard for.. !Ub bottle... I UC pterlb Rr per 1-, Pink Salmon Fancy Choice Wild '"l"' , package. Pfb 1-lb -I 01rt Hot House Goose Plums, u.of.t5? cele- tall cai 1 L2h Cucumbers, while they last, h& Mtion- Extra choice an a ripr al Biscuit Co's Muskmelons . Cir r.. A T ?C box 7C 10c PackaSe Be, 1 and 90 Lentibff. at ih b0X""J Goods, Each Per - CAraY CANDY only QlC " pound.... DEP'T r,?EP Frou Frou WINE DEP'T WINE DEP'T 3F10c S.. 15c I 39c I ...3701... -69c
Saturday Specials In our Cigar
TOM KEENE and ADAD Highest quality 5c Cigars 7 for 25c
Creamed Green Beans. Cress. Cheese tSraws. Cake. Coffee.
AN i:JOVABIi: MKETING. I The young ladies of the A. D. Q.'s were the guests of Miss Edith Shearer at a very pretty party given last evening at her home in East Sibley street. It was the evening for the regular olmonthly meeting and all the members were present. In company with the) -members. Miss Shearer entertained Miss Lillian Abbott of Peducah, Ky., and Mrs. Charles Chants. One of the features of j the evening "was the election of officers; and Mrs. trunk Martin was chosen president and Miss Edna Swltzer. secretary and treasurer. After the business meeting an enjoyable time was spent in a social way. Music and games were the diversions. The serving of a dainty luncheon concluded the pleasant meeting. Miss Edna Switser was named as the next hostess and she will entertain in two weeks at her home In Russell street. MRS. RYAN A IIOSTKSS. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent by the members if the Sunshine Club as the guests of Mrs. J. P. Ryan at her home in Claude street yesterday. It was the regular fcl-monthly meeting and the members were all nresent. The afternoon was spent very pleasantly at the card tables where several games of pedro were awarded. Mrs. Charles Hubbard received the first honors. Miss Anna Rohrman, the second and the consolation prize was awarded t. Mrs, Glasgow;. After the games th-9 guests enJoyed music and social conversation until four-thirty o'clock when they were Invited into the dining room and served with a daintily arranged luncheon. A center p,lece of flowers and ferns was used on the table. Mrs. II. L. Dor ten
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CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per lb. NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound HOME CI' RED CORN BEEF, per- pound SALTED PIG SHANKS. per pound 8 6 He 5 6 He He He He SLAYER'S MOOSE BRAND -f - HAMS, per pound XO SO 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, -f ft per pound , . JLU SWIFTS SO. I SIT.4R CI RE'-f BACON, mU Mtripn, lb., . .XTT at tbe city. Strict attention Kl-ren to 101 State Street
QUAKER BOND
GREAT GUNNER and JOHN RUSSELL 10 for 25c
and LILLIAN RUSSELL 5c Cigars 8 for 25c
SOCIAIi NEWS FOR SATURDAY.
The members of the Dorcas Reberknh Lodge will hold their reRulne weekly meeting tomorrow evening In I. O. O. Hall la State street. 'will entertain the ladies ot tne cmo at , the meeting in two weeks at her home in Claude street. I ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. J Mrs. Iaa Hoffman was nostess and .very pleasantly entertained the members of Circle No. 1 at her home in Indiana avenue yesterday afternoon. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting .and several of the members attended. ; The hostess had a number of guests not members of thn society. The guests played cards at several small tables in the parlors during the afternoon. After several games of pedro the honors were awarded; Mrs. John C. Becker and Mrs. Mat Klein received the first and second honors and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Meyer. The guest I prise was won by Mrs. J. Fox. A dainty luncheon was .'served following tht games. The covers were laid at the small tables. Mrs. Leonard Knoerier will be the next hostess and will enter tain the ladies of the society at her home in Clinton street in two weeks on Thursday. POSTPONE THE MEETING. There was no meeting of the members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club yesterday afternoon which was the day for th regular meeting. The meeting was postponed for two weeks when Mrs. J M. Dufrain will entertain at ;her homo in Truman avenue. The afternoon will ! be spent in a pleasant social way with cards and music. Only the club members will be guests at the party. NO MEETING THIS WEEK. The young ladles of the a O. H. Club decided to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place last avei.ing at the home of Miss Ethel Erleoae.i. The meeting was postponed oa account of the. absence of several of the members from the city. The members will not meet regularly during the remainder of the summer and announcement will be made later of the next meeting. ' ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Bell were host and hostess to a small company of friends at a chicken dinner last evening at the Chop Suey Restaurant in State street. Following the serving of the dinner the 3 nr Ladies' Dull tf Cfl .-JUand Patent ..3U Leather Pumps, detachable straps. ORTT & TOWLE, 169 E. State Street. Department OFFICIAL SEAL and EARL OF PAWUTCKET 10c Cigars ' 5c Straight
FRILLY FROClTFOR SUMMER.
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The style of this little frock Is especially girlish. Sheer white marquisette is the material and the skirt is gathered at the
waist and confined lower by pink rib'oons the marquisette.
Each casing is edged with narrow, frilled lace. The fichu drapery makes the bodice very grateful and the decoletage is
finished In tucker style, fine white net effect. 11 Tiny pink rosebuds trim the fichu, dinner the guests were entertained at
tne nome 01 jjr. ana airs, xseii in ooum nuoer, louise scnreioer, viola BoelerHohman street. The evening was passed man, Elsie and Emma Greb. Irene Xahl
pleasantly In a social way in convcrsatlon. l guests last evening will bs members of the party which will leave Hammond Sunday afternoon for Rochester, X. Y. and were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hohman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bump and Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Buchanan. POSTPOSE THE PICSIC. The members of the D. S. Club postponed the pcnlc which they announceu would take place yesterday at the lake front. The members are planning for a picnic to take place Thursday, July 13th at which a pleasant time is anticipated. The ladies will go to the park in the morning and serve a picnic luncheon at noon. The remainder of the day will be devoted to needle work The picnic will take the place of the regular bi-monthly meeting-. PICNIC AT LAKE FROST. One of the pelasant social affairs of last evening was a picnic given By the members of St. Paul's Lutheran Leaguo at the lake front. The picnic took the place of the regular bi-monthly meet-' ing which was announced to take place in th school hall, the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. Between thirty and forty young people of the church left Hammond for the park at six-thirty o'clock. They took their suppers and served on the lawn. An enjoyable evening was spent with games and contests. The affair was reported as having been very enjoyable. The next meeting will take place In two weeks and a large attendance 1 desired. The business meeting will be followed by a short social session. MO.VOfl MISS OTTO. Honoring Miss Frieda Otto, whose marriage to J. S. Long will take place this summer Mrs. Frank Dorsey en. tertained a number of young people at her home in Beall avenue last evening. The party was in the nature of a linen shower and the bride-to-be received a number of pretty gifts in linen. The guests spent the evening very pleasantly in social conversation, and music was a feature or the evening. A dainty luncheon was served at ten o'clock. The party was among the first of a series of pleasant entertainments that is being given for Miss Otto following the announcement of her engagement to Mr. Long. Among the guests at the party last evening were Mrs. Marie Kunsman, Mrs. Dave Lederer, Mrs. Saylor Long, the iTs Frieda Otto, Corlnine Seagraves, Anna DeHart Mary Plckard, Frances Lennerts, Hanah Orusxka, ld.t Kodyker, Louise Stafford, Dora Otto and Edith Long. A SURPRISE PARTY. A very delightful party was given a a surprise to Miss Amanda Knotn a et home in Summer street last evening The young people met Informally and enjoyed social conversation, music, and games. At ten o'clock a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. Among- the guests were the Mlsaes 1";Cn Hisses' Ox- 1 flf.OU fords, tan .UU and patent leather. ORTT & TOWLE, 169 E. State Street.
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run under casings of lace, sewed to .. . being drawn up on cords in a circular sash and skirt in dainty fashion. Nellie Mowery, Margaret Valier, Celeste Oenevlve Nason, Kate Seward,. Clara ' Scheunemann and Amanda Knotn Messrs. George Gauthler, Walter Doug , las, Walter Hensel, Will Lang, Harry Kahl, Louis Sehreiber, Walter Allen Charles Huber, Earl Coash, Harry Connor, Tom QXIell, Arthur Thon and George and Peter Gelsen of Alabama, WILL. MEKT 1 EXT WEEK. The members of thi Acme Social Club postponed the meeting which was n nounced to take place yesterday after non at the home of Mrs. J. Nolau .1 State street. The members will meet next Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Nolan will be the hostess. Cards will be the entertainment during the afternoon and several games of pedro will be played DISBAND FOB THE SIMMER. The members of the Tresbyterian So clal Club 'did not meet last evening which was the evening for the regula bi-monthly meeting. The meetings will not be held regularly this summer on account of the absence of so many o the members from-the city. They will arrange picnics at the lake front. AN AFTERNOON MEETING. A meetine of the members of the Martha society of the First Christian church took place yesterday afternoon In the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue. It was the regular weekly meeting and the usual number of main bers were in attendance. The after noon was devoted to sewing for the benefit of the society and church. Dur Ing the social hour the members of the July committee served dainty refresh ments. The hour was spent pleasantly In social conversation and music. The members will meet again next Thurs day afterrs-on, July 13th, in the church social roooms and a large attendance is desired, Milan Stiles has gone to Watertown Wis., where he has secured a position for the summer. Itulb Minard of Oalvia, 111., spent few days this week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Minard at their home In Doty street. Miss Anna Camp of Chicago is spend Ing a short vacation with her sister. Mrs. Vargo. r. D. Lovegren was in Aetna today on a business visit. Mis, Walter Vanes of Hessville spen yesterday In Hammond visiting friends. Mrs. It. B. MaeAIcer and daughters, Thelma and Roberta of Clinton stree will leave tomororrow for Sault Sle. Marie, Mich, and points in Canada to spend six weeks with friends ana ivmtives. Miss Emma Kunert returned to her lHM in Kussell street last evening after spending several days with friends In Dubuque, la. Kd McMuhon of Rimbach avenue will return to his home today after spend ing two weeks at Saginaw, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. A. Portz are spending a few days with relatives in St. John. There will be a meeting of the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L O. T. M. this evening in the K. of P. Hail. - A large attendance of members is desired as business of Importance will be transacted. The Misses Theresa Dorsey ana Oenevlve Hastings of State street expect to leave Hammond tomorrow -for
dollars 5--Days 365
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These are JOHN M'GARRY'S Figures. Check 'em up and see if he's right. He will explain later.
Best Ice Cream and Ices
Phones 334 Hammond HAMIiD PEOPLE TO GO AROUND WORLD Twenty Are Booked From Indiana and Three From Hammond. Hammond will be well represented on board the S. S. "Cleveland" of the Hamburg-American line, when she sails from New York Oct. 21 on the first of her two trips around the world. Already twenty have been booked from this city and state. ' The Journey, nearly thirty thousand miles In length, will cover 110 days. The party will stop at eighteen different porta In almost as many countries. It is only a few years since a Journey around the world necessitated a great deal of courage and much inconvenience, and even danger. The globe trotters will visit the principal ports of the Mediterranean and pass through the Sues canal en route to Bombay. Some seventeen days are spent in exploring India. After stops at Ceylon, Burmah, Java, Manila and Chinese ports, & stay of two weeks is allowed in Japan, with calls at the Philippine islands and Honolulu, our American possessions. The return trip reverses the order of visits. New York' City and Ithaca. N. Y. spend a two weeks vacation to Ith friends and relatives. Mrs. George Drackert and daughter. Miss Beulah of State Line street are the guests of Mrs. John Pleggie touay at her home In Chicago. Miss Edna Swltzer returned homo last evening after spending a week with with relatives and friends at Lafayette and Otterbeln, Ind. The members of Golden Rod Camp No. 1S57 Royal Neighbors will meet in Longs Hall in State street this evening It is desired that there is a large attendance as business of importance will be transacted. Miss Mabel Senntag of Rimbach avenue will leave for her home In Plainfield, 111. tomorrow to spend several weeks with, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Sonntag. Mrs. Geo. A. Metier of Michigan avenue left last night to visit friends in Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y. Mr Metier will Join her in Buffalo Sunday where they will make the trip to Rochester, N. Y. andv down the St. Lawrence to Montreal. Big Sale Starts Tomorrow. Maanger Cohen of the White Store will Inaugurate his 369,000 sale of goods tomorrow. This sale promises to be the sensation of the year. The store is placarded with blue signs and is attracting a great deal of attention. Manager Cohen has been able toibuy a large stock of goods at a remarkably
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NEW TRAIN 3
MONDAY, JULY 10TH, THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES WILL PUT ON A NEW TRAIN FASTER THAN ALL OTHERS Chicago to Cinciimatti
LEAVING DEARBORN LEAVING HAMMOND ' ARRIVING CINCINNATI RUNNING THRU
AND ARRIVING NEXT AFTERNOON AT ; RICHMOND, VA. OLD POINT COMFORTNORFOLK WASHINGTON OBSERVATION PARLOR CARS DRAWING-ROOM PULLMANS ALL EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC LIGHTED. DINING CARS COACHES. Tickets muA Berths at C. O. Ticket Office. T. H. Cl'RXEY, D. P. A. Chicago. Clark and Monroe St a. Phone liar S5T0 LTHB REAL, FLYERZ
to rrftJaPinvmiAT'i the east and
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135 of a cent per day. Lets than 500 the price of a yeast cake or a postage stamp.
and 542 Indiana JTIVI. JONES, D.C. Chiropractor If you are sick and have tried all others and failed, try me and get well. OFFICE. ADJUSTING PARLORS, 652 HOHMAN STREET. Lady in Attendance. YEN KING LIM CAFE 143 . State St., Hammond SERVES THE FINEST MEALS IN THE i CITY I Regular Dinner 25c Served from 11 a,m, on Cafe open from' 10 a. m. to 2 a.m. Chop Suey and Short Orders at all hours. low price and he Is going to give the people of Hammond the benefit of It. In view of the fact that the general public has come to realize that the first customers who look over the stock are those who get the best bargains, It is expected that the store will be crowded tomorrow. Cohen's advertisement, which Is characteristically original, will be found In The Times tonight. The passing of the exceptionally warm weather will be conducive to a trade revival that is expected to be a record-breaker. ARE YOU READING TIIR TIMES! 3.50 Men's Two- OTC Eyelet Cus- Lml3 torn Pumps, cut to ORTT & TOWLE, V 169 E. State Street. TO CINCINNATI I 3 STATION 1:30 P. M. DAILY 2:15 P. M. DAILY 9:15 P. M. DAILY WITHOUT CHANGE Jl M SOUTHEAST
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