Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 27 July 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Thursday, July 27t 1911.

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WHITE SUITS EXTREMELY FASHIONABLE; AND MOHAIR DOES NOT SOIL READILY

Vhite suits are extremely fashionable this season and for wear on short trips by water, where thtre are not jdust and smoke to contend with white ; suits are quite practical as well as most 'attractive. The model pictured Is of 'white serge with collar and cuffs of black satin and buttons of black bone land white chroohet; but the suit might be built of white linen, or of white : mohair the last material being especially deslrahlo for traveling -use Flnce it does not soil readily and heeds but little pressing to keep It crisp and smart.

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SOCIAL SEWS FOR FRIDAY.

The Pythian Sister will meet Kl day evening;, for their rexular bualneaa aeaaloa to the K. of P. Hall. Mrs. Geo. Doblna will be' at home Friday afternoon to the , ladle at the Colonial dub at her home, 101 Ioty atreet.

MEAI.S FOR A DAT. BREAKFAST, Blackberry Mush. Minced Beef in Cream Sauce. Rolls. Coffee. LUXCHKOM. Brown Bread, Watercress Sandwiches. Apple Sauce. Gingerbread. Iced Tea. DINNER. Cream of Corn Soup. Boiled Carp With Sauce. Cucumbers a la Parlsienne. Potatoes with Carrots, riums in Ambush. Coffee. WATERMELON PARTY. Several young ladies from Hammond nml Whiting are being entertained this afternoon at Lake Front Park by Miss Josephine Jewett of Whiting at a 'watermelon party." Tliey will meet at Miss Jewell's home In Whiting and aro to the park to spend the afternoon and evening, taking several good sized watermelons with them. The afternoon will be devoted to games and the delights of the bathing beach. It will also be their duty to see that the watermelons are all disposed of. The young ladles to join the party from Hammond are Mises Freida Derolf and Kthel Carley. IXTERRSTINO MEETING. The meeting held yesterday by tli ladies of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church was one of great Interest. They met at tha church for an all day session, and devoted their time to sewing and qulltJng nQoa they served a dinner In ""Re. dining room; to the public. There was a. neat sum realized from this, which is to be added to the church fund. In the afternoon a business session was held, and final arrangements made for an ice cream social to be held next Wednesday evening August 2nd at Central Park. The church band will furnish music during tho evening ol the. social. The next meeting of the society will be held at the church Wednesday, August 2. TO GRAND RAPIDS MIC II.

Little Miss Enna and Master Edwin : Campbell who reside with their par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell In

Indiana avenue, leave today for Grand

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Rapids, Michigan. They will spend the

rest of the summer visiting with their

grandfather and other relatives.

Look for the Gas Range Sale, com

mencing Thursday, July 27th. RETIRV FROM MILWAUKEE.

Mrs. J. Cotton and Miss Angelic? Chernich of East State returned last evening from Milwaukee, Wis. where

they spent several days as the guests

of friends. riCMC AT LAKE FRONT.

The ladies of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St, Margaret's hof pltal are enjoying an outing today at Lake Front Park. The picnic takes the place of their regular

meeting which is usually held at one of the members homes. The ladles and

members of their families went to the

park this morning taking with them

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well filled baskets and will enjoy a wholesome picnic dinner. Those who could not go this morning will join them later in tha day.. The afternoon will be spent in games and on the bathing beach. RETl'RNS TO DETROIT. Mrs. A. M. Jennings who has been visiting with her daughter Mrs. L. T. Meyer at her home in Doty street re-turned-today to her home in Detroit,

Mich. Miss Laura Meyer accompanied

her grandmother and will Fpend some

time visiting in Detroit. Mrs. Meyer went as far as Chicago this morning

with Mrs. Jennings and Miss Laura.

MRS. SCHMIDT A HOSTESS.

The members of the Ladies' Aid so

ciety at St. Paul's Lutheran church

were entertained yesterday afternoon

by Mrs. H. Schmidt at her home in

South Hohman street. This was the

regular meeting of the society and

there was a good attendance of mem

bers. The afternoon was devoted to

the business of the society. After tho business session a pleasant hour was spent in a social way. Refreshments were served by the committee In charge. Mrs. Bleck was named as the

hostess for the next meeting which

ill take place in two weeks. Mrs.

Bleck will entertain the ladies at her

home, 25 Osden street.

CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Last evening was ver r-reasantly

spent at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Hathaway, 131 Hoffman street Their friends and neighbors gathere-i

In to give them a surprise, in honor of their thirteenth wedding anniversary.

The evening was very enjoyably spent

in music and games. Refreshments were served and the guests departed at a late hour wishing Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway the success and happiness of many succeeding years. Those who enjoyed the occasion were: Rev. and Mrs. Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. Zuvers, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ade Stephens, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Ruth Williams, Mrs. Ora

Batchelor. Miss Lilly Prohl, Miss Mil

dred Hathaway and Miss Fern Batche

lor.

for a picnic to be held soon, but owing to the absence of their president, Mr".

Hill of Grasselll. This had to be post

poned until the next meeting, which

is announced to take place in two

weeks. At the close of the card names

lisht refreshments were served to the

ladies from small tables.

ICE CREAM SOCIAL. The Kpworth League of the German Methodist church will . give an ice cream social In the church basement,

202 Truman avenue this evening. Home' made candy will also be on sale. The proceeds arg for the benefit of the church. A cordial invitation is extended to every one. SOCIAL A SI CCESS. The social given last evening by the Young Peoples' society of the Evangelical Immanuel church In the church hall in Sibley street was a decided, success. It was well attended by the young people and a great many of their elders, to show their appreciation of the work being done by the young people. A nice sum was realized from their efforts and wil be added the church fund. SOCIAL DAY ON LAWN. The ladles of the Martha Aid society of the' Christian church are being entertained this afternoon by the July Committee. This is the last meeting day in the month and it is being spent

in a social way on the lawn of Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Sharp in Summer street.

The lawn has been decorated and ar

ranged with small tables for the serv

ing of refreshments. The ladies are anticipating an enjoyable as well as a

profitable afternoon.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Picnic" and dance at Sharpshooters park every Sunday afternoon and evening. Good music. Admission free. V-zv-it

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The resignation last night of

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THE FARMER WAS

PRETTY WELL POSTED And the Lake County ' Men Were Pretty Well Surprised.

Charles Jewell and B. E. Escher, township assessor, together with their

wives, took an automobile trip to th

central part of the state. They got to

a point norm oi itensseiaer when a

rain storm came up. Charles Jewell did not want to Sfet the machine wet and asked permission of a farmer to put the car in his barn. Permlssioh was readily granted. "Bring the Indies into the house," said the farmer, "we get The Lake Countt Times and you can read the latest news from 'home." The members of the party were surprised how well informed these country people were about things pertaining to all of the cities of Northern Indiana. They knew all about the marvelous growth of Gary Indiana Harbor and Hammond 'and could talk intelligently about Mayors Knotts and Schlleker. "They knew more about Lake county

affairs than we ourselves, said Escher,

Anna Crawford, a model at the White '"and this together with other incidents

Store, where she introduced the harem ekirt In Hammond, revealed the fact that she and John Crook of State Line street, had been secretly married last winter on Feb. 6. To many of her acquaintances the news was a surprise, while others surmised the truth, especially when the couple was seen very much together in public. They guarded their secret quite well, however, she having maintained her room on Williams street while Mr. Crook continued his residence on State Line street. AN AFTERNOON PARTY". Mrs. J. C. Lowery is entertaining several ladies this afternoon at her home In Indiana avenue complimentary to Mrs. Munn of Pittsburg, who Is visiting her mother, Mrs. R. A. Hickey In Truman avenue. Arrangements

of the same character impressed me with the fact of the widespread of The Timk."

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BIRTHDAY' PARTY".

Mrs. Ben Strong very charmingly en

tertained a number of children at her

home, 206 Michigan avenue yesterday

afternon from two to five o'clock In

honor of her little daughter Dorsey.

The party was given to celebrate her

third anniversary and was presented with anumber of presents in remembrance of the day. The afternoon was spent on the lawn and tha little ones

were entertained with appropriate kindergarten games arranged for their enjoyment, i They were also served with, refreshments on the, lawn at 4 o'clock. . Many of the young guests were not over three years of age and were: Davis. John Howard, John Seltzer, Isaac Wright, Bell Franklin, James Halsey, Carl Wagner, Anna Arnes, Harriet Teager, Gladys Kilanger, Forrest Kilanger, Dorothy Tuthll, Mathew Ames, Emma Douglas. Norman Ginn, Howard Vermett, Katherine Stronf and June Seltzer. Everybody can obtain a Gas Range cheap, on sale at the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company, commencing Thursday. MISS MATTHEWS ENTERTAINS. Miss Grace Matthews delightfully entertained a number of young friends last evening at her home in 150th street. The evening was spent in music and games .after which Miss Matthews served her guests with a two course luncheon. Among those present were: Misses Gladys and Hazel Younger, Ella and Anneta Wlckham,

; Alice Harper. Esther Schroeder, Anna

Williams. Hilda and Grace Matthews

i and Messrs Percy and Walter Thomp

son, Frank Pextrew. Herold hai..-, Graham Fuller, Allen Williams and George Wagner. PVTHRS SISTERS. The Pythian Sisters will hold a very

important meeting tomorrow evening in the K. of P. hall in the Rlmbacri ! building. All members are asked to be present as there will be business of

importance. GO TO SAIGATICK. Miss Dollle Geib of AVebster avenue,

Mr. Stewart and sister Miss Florence j Stewart of Sibley street are taking a

two weeks vacation and are enjoying a very pleasant outing at Saugatuck, Michigan. AFTERNOON AT CARDS.

A most enjoyable afternoon was spent yesterday by the ladies of the i Knights of Columbus in the K. of C.

parlors. This was one of their regular

! meetings and was responded to by a I good attendance. Small tables vuitf ' arranged in the parlors for piaj ing cards and several games of pedro were ; played. The honor were awarded a follows: Mrs. W. D. Weia, first prize,

and Mrs. Thos. Kenedy second priz-. The ladies had expected to make plans

FRECKLES GONE

'Simple Remedy from 2 Removed Thrm," Saya Society I-ady. "The best skin specialists told me that nothing would remove my freckles and that I would carry them to my grave," said a well-known society women, "but I fooled them all with a new drug, othine double strength.

that l bougnt at summers pharmacy, which cleared my skin and gave me a fine complexion." The action of othine is really remarkable, for when applied at night, many of the freckles disappear entirely by morning, and the rest have begun to fade. An once Is uniially all that is needed, even for the worst case, i Be sure to ask Hummers' pharmacy . for the double strength othine. as this i is sold under a guarantee of money ' back it u tails to remove the freckles.

SLEEPING ON THE PORCH

How We Fixed I'p a Commodloaa and Healthy Ont-door Bedroom. We are a married couple, well past middle age, free from dlseaae and not given to foollnh fada. We ao thorough enjoyed oor auramer Bleeping porph that we nae It now the year around. We built on the brcesy aide of the bonne a double-decked porch. There we realised the poHMibllitlea of alght comfort for exceeding those of a summer cottage. Our hammocks proved a bit bard and narrow, ao we bad a wider pair made, with springs and thick balr mattresaea. Thrae we made up with regular bedding, aheeta and all, covering the whole by day with a large braid-bound drape of the hammock material weighted and hanging well over the aldea and ends. Indcer, we had It made aufflrlently long to cover the night pillows. On top we placea two or three drape made of thla hammock material, to add to the daytime appearance. These tint drapea aer-e often aa acceptable extra ovcr-alla when In the hottext nlghta It often grows very cool towards morning.

Awnings extend from the porch aidra, keeping out all ordinary rain and preventing much of the day'a heat. ;reen rurtaina drop 4 Inside nnd ran be raised or lower-

ed at will, yet between the alata 4 plenty of air penetratea. , Suaprndrd from the head of the wind ward aide la a large black rubber carlajre blanket, parchaaed at a 4 rubber atore, which, faatrned by Ita eyeleta to both end hooka of the hammock, protecta from ralna that somelinieH beat through the cvrtalna. We alwaya bang thla rubber blanket .after hammocka arc made in the morning ao that storma which arise la absence from home may not moisten our bed. The sleep there la more refreshIng than In a room with all Ita furniture, and morning finda ua better prepared for the heated day'a dutlea.' To be aure, we aire wakened early In the morning by old Sol and the birds, but n moment'n work drops the curtalna and we are oft for the morning dome. For 9X0 our carpenter built a glasa inrlosure for winter. The f windows drop down, to prevent d drafta. We reploce the banirnocka with a bed and a brussrla rug. We gradually exchange the cotton nbrrtu for thoia of outing cloth, made long enough by piecing at one end tnone in atorca are ever d anfflclently long). Extra bedding la added aud outing cloth nlaht robes are donned.- la the coldest 4 weather we uae union aulta under the night robra. With thla outfit we are alwaya perfectly comfortable, even with traaaoma open and snow blowing in. We dress la an adjoining room, and alwaya lay d warm robe and slipper near the bed for uae in caae of rising: In the night. We have telephone and doorbell extensions near our porch Such porchca ahould alwaya be upstalra. d Our physician say he bellevea this outdoor aleeplng on the part f of well people will add years, 4 perhaps, to their Uvea. Surely person with any tendency to lung trouble could thna ward on the

d. fired dincBse right at home

have been, made to spend the afternoon on the lawn and the ladies will devote their attention to their needles. A luncheon will be served this evening. ENTERTAINS LITTLE FOLKS. Mrs. Paul Gauthier is entertaining a party of little folks at Jher home in Truman avenue. he guests of honor being Master Harvey and Miss Lucilo Munn of Pittsburg who are visiting at

the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hickey In Truman avenue. The afternoon will be spent on the lawn and they will be entertained by games of various kinds that havi been arranged for them by the hostesj. The luncheon will be served in the dining room which has been appropriately decorated in colors of red and white. The afternoon will be one of perfect enjoyment for the little folks.

Miss Grace Miller of Chicago is visiting with Miss Mildred McHle at her home in South Hohman street. Miss Miller is a daughter of R. L. Miller who

was formerly located in Hammond. Mrs. H.. A. Parker and daughter Lillian of Chicago where the guests of

Mrs. E. Hauber and family at her home in Morton Court ' Mrs. Ed Muenich of Ann street is spending the day in Chicago with friends. Miss Emma Huehn of Logan street Is the guest of Mrs. Stewart today at her home in Hyde Park. Mrs. A. E. Aubrey is entertaing the ladies of the R. A. E. Club this afternoon at her home in Michigan avenue. The afternoon will be spent In needle work. The Ladies" Aid society of the Monroe street chapel is being entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pollard in Alice street. The afternoon will be devoed to the business of the society. Mrs. Elizabeth Mettler is hostess thU afternoon to the Ladies' Aid society of the German M. E. church at her home

in South Hohman street. Mrs. Henrietta Huber is entertaining the ladies of the Good Will Club this afternoon at her home in Truman avenue.The afternon will be spent jn playing cards.

Voile, marquisette and eyelet embroidery are the materials used in most lingerie frocks. Many new models show a combination with black net or tulle. Tunic lines are included in the summer models, the tunic adhering to the straight edge, which has been in evidence more or less during the spring.

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FRIDAY Double Coupons ALL DAY Groceries Included. (Except Flour and Sugar)

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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPT. STOKE

Princess Kettles Free in Premium Dept.

Size G quart heavy two-coat

enamel ware, mottled blue and

.white, pure white lined, 'fitted with extra heavy tin cover. Every kettle perfect and extra value WITH 15.00 IN COUPONS.

PreInventory Grocery Sale

SUGAE Finest Eastern Granulated, g -f per pound 3-tC

uuTTiUic uigin ureamery, nnest obtainable, OQ per pound ZuC

Cream Brick Cheese, Hol-

stem brand, 4 per lb IDC Armour's Shield Brand

Red Astrakhan Apples, as long as they last, O K

per peck. .

Union or Royal Baked Beans, 15c size

Blue 10c

Fancy Peaberry Coffee, fine drinking, worth JA 30c, per pound. .... rrh Pet or Beauty Brand Milk,

3 10c or 6 5c

cans.

25c

Extra Fancy Sifted Early June Peas, 1 n 15c value Sj Kirk's American Family or Fels Naptha Soap, with grocery order, OQi". 7 bars for

Lard, guaranteed pure, per lb

12c

Fancy Japan Style Rice,

whole head, 8c qual-4 (J ity, 3 pounds I OC Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, 3 pounds

Sure Shot Matches, 12

boxes to package, at

9c

Campbell's famous Soups, al flavors, easy to OCaafi prepare. 3 cans. ZJC

Pre-I riven tory Bargains

Girls' Tan Pumps, with ankle strap, 1.75 value, all sizes, makes a food

shoe for common wear, per pair

6Sc

Ladies' Oxfords and grade, good styles, special

Pumps, 2.50 . .1.49

Ladies' 2.50 White Canvas Pumps

with detachable etraps, band turn

ed soles, all sizes, special, per pair.

1.95

Ladies' Tan Calf and Chocolate

Vici Kid Oxfords, fine hand turned

soles, 3.00 quality, all go at same price

1.69

Boys' Tan Russia Calf Oxfords, all sizes, 1 to 5, worth 2.00, fQft special, per pair wQu

Ladies, get a pair of those 3.00 Suede Pumps and Gibson Ties, make fine house slippers, iq special, per pair only mQu

Men's Hose, black and colors, fast dye and stainless, splendid Hose for wear, special.... (jf

Men's Handkerchiefs, fine soft finished linene, 10c value, I Cr for 7c; 2 for j J)(J Black Flay Insect Powder, f ft 10c size, Qq. 25c size jJQ Blue Seal Vasaline, a box JIj Woodbury's Face Cream, 4 Qft 25c size I uC Peruna Tonic, -jr-1.00 size... DC Bleached Fancy Huck Towels, assorted designs, hemmed, f f 38x20, each I I C Invisible Collar Support, 6 on card,

1 to 24 inches long, card

31c

Birdseye Diaper Cloth, guaranteed free from all impurities, will not irritate, aseptic and absorbent, 10 yards to bolt, 22 inches wide, per bolt 73c 24 inches wide, per bolt 83c

Tissue Gingham and Cotton Foulards, in checks, plaids and floral

designs, regular 20c to 25c, per yard

15c

Ladies House Dress, of best percale in checks, stripes and navy, figures, made two piece style, reg

ular 1.39 value.

for.

95c

Ladies' Bathing Suits, made of fine quality mohair, neatly trimmed; comes in navy, wine and black,

regular price 3.98, for

2.98

Just two Dozen Boys' Wash Suits in navy and tan stripe, Russian and military style, special..... .......4DC Ladles' Waists, att odd assortment of styles, mostly soiled, tailored styles and fine embroideries, high

neck, collarless and dutch collar

Waists, selling as high as 3.00. for

95c

Lawn Mowers, 8-inch wheels, 12-

inch blades, regular 3.00 value, at

2.29

Hose Reels, bar top made of best

grade lumber, regular 75c value, this sale

59c

Garden Hose, 25-foot lengths, 3-ply, complete with brass 4 Ofi couplings, special lafcw

Lawn Sprinklers, the Gary Sprinkler is one of the very best, Wf reg. 85c value, at.. OwC